Winter 2011 Case Alumnus Magazine by Case Alumni Association

T h e M a g a z i n e o f t h e C a s e A lu m n i A s s o c i at i o n

In this issue: Reunion 2011: It’s All About You CAA Annual Report Annual Giving Program and Donor Recognition

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A m e s s a g e f r o m t h e C a s e Sc h o o l o f E n g i n e e r i n g a n d T h e C o l l e g e o f A r t s a n d Sc i e n c e s

Dear Alumni and Friends of the Case School of Engineering:

Dear Friends,

Last summer I announced that I was stepping down as dean on December 31 at the end of my five-year term. Since then I’ve been working closely with President Barbara Snyder to insure a smooth transition and the search began immediately for my successor.

As I look back on the past year, I find much to celebrate, and I welcome the chance to share with you some exciting developments of particular interest to our Case alumni.

After months of extensive interviews, open forums and thoughtful consideration by a faculty-led search committee co-chaired by Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences Dean Cleve Gilmore and chemical engineering professor Robert Savinell, I am pleased to announce the new dean is one of the school’s most distinguished alumni–Jeffrey Duerk. An advocate of multidisciplinary research, Jeff has served as chairman of the department of biomedical engineering since 2008. He has spent the last 25 years working with scientists, engineers, physicians, and students to develop new MR imaging techniques, which facilitate immediate clinical utilization to improve patient care, including image guided procedures, rapid imaging, analysis and more recently in the development of Interventional MRI. A noted inventor and scholar, Jeff has published over 175 peer reviewed manuscripts, has 15 patents, 10 patents pending, and over 15 invention disclosures at Case Tech Transfer. In 2003, he and his colleagues founded Interventional Imaging, Inc., a startup medical imaging device company. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE, a fellow of both the American Institute for Biological and Medical Engineers and the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (a Society in which he was president in 2007-2008). Jeff holds a joint appointment at the School of Medicine as a professor of radiology. He joined the Medical School’s faculty in 1988 after completing his doctoral degree. He also serves as director of the Case Center for Imaging Research and previously as director of physics research in the department of radiology at University Hospitals. Besides his Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University, he holds an M.S. in electrical engineering from Ohio State University and a B.S., also in electrical engineering, from Purdue University. As Jeff begins this important next chapter of his illustrious career, I am confident that you will support him and the faculty and students of the Case School of Engineering. Thank you and best wishes.

The College of Arts and Sciences recently made three outstanding faculty hires. Michael A. Martens earned his doctorate in our physics department, where he worked on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as a member of Robert Brown’s research group. He then went on to Fermi National Laboratory, where he spent 20 years pursuing high energy and accelerator physics. During my own time at Fermilab, Michael and I collaborated on experiments. Now, he has returned both to medical imaging and to Case Western Reserve University. Astroparticle physicist Claudia de Rahm is pursuing research interests in cosmology and dark energy. Benjamin Nill, the newest member of our mathematics department, is the recipient of a National Science Foundation grant for his work on lattice polytopes and algebraic geometry. In May, we celebrated the opening of the Materials for Opto-Electronics Research and Education (MORE) Center, located on the sixth floor of the White Building. This interdisciplinary facility provides advanced tools and resources for undergraduate and graduate students and a focal point for collaboration with our academic and industrial partners. The university recognized the need for such a center during its strategic planning process. Now, thanks to the joint efforts of the Institute for Advanced Materials, the Great Lakes Energy Institute, the College of Arts and Sciences and the Case School of Engineering, our vision has become a reality. Finally, an extraordinary gift by a CIT alumnus will dramatically increase our ability to make strategic investments in the natural sciences. This $20 million endowment, by a donor who wishes to remain anonymous, will enable us to seize opportunities and ensure our continuing preeminence in innovation and excellence in both research and education. As Case alumni, you are already aware of the critical importance of philanthropy at all levels. But it is still worth saying: All that we achieve depends on your generosity and your enduring commitment to Case Western Reserve University. Sincerely,

Sincerely,

Norman C. Tien Dean & Nord Professor of Engineering Ohio Eminent Scholar, Physics

Cyrus C. Taylor Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Albert A. Michelson Professor in Physics

T H E M A G A Z I N E O F T H E C A S E A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N

To serve and advance the interests of the Case School of Engineering, the math and applied sciences of Case Western Reserve University and its alumni and students. WINTER 2011

FEATURES 5 Reunion 2011: It’s All About You The Case Alumni Association welcomed back alumni at several CAA-sponsored events at the 126th Annual All-Classes Banquet & Reunion

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18 Fiscal 2011 in Review The Case Alumni Association annual reporting of key objectives, financials and support to the Case School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University 23 Every Gift Counts 2010-11 Case Alumni Association Annual Giving Program and Donor Recognition

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Deans’ Message President/Director Joint Message Case Clips Correspondence Corner Your Dollars at Work Favorite Faculty Class Notes CaseSpace In Memoriam

On the cover: The view from Tomlinson Hall overlooking the Case Quad at Case Western Reserve University this fall.

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CA A P r e s i d e n t a n d Ex e c uti v e D i r e c to r Joint Message

Dear Alumni and Friends: During the first few months of this academic year, we have had the opportunity to meet many of the students supported by Case Alumni Association. The energy and enthusiasm of these students for the Case School of Engineering is inspiring. At a reception for junior/senior scholarship recipients, one of the students shared her story with us. This student had just finished her co-op experience and was very excited about the future. Harry had the chance to share his experience as a co-op student and how much it helped him with the beginning of his career. While the world has changed since many of us were in college, the co-op experience of these students is just as important. The students we met that day expressed their appreciation of the support from the members of the Case Alumni Association.

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Tomlinson Hall, Room 109 10900 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44106-7073 Phone: 216.231.4567 Fax: 216.231.5715 Web: www.casealum.org E-mail: casealum@casealum.org

As witnessed during Reunion Weekend, the pride of a Case grad is just as inspiring. Whether it be the camaraderie of the classes celebrating their 50th and 60th reunions or the good-natured ribbing of the alumni from the 80’s and 90’s, the pride of being a Case alumnus/a is evident. While observing alumni of all ages roaming the Case Quad and hallways, it is evident that the pride of being a Case alumnus/a is entrenched deep inside. As we begin planning for next year’s Reunion on October 4-6, 2012, let us encourage you to make your plans to attend.

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Harry L. Farmer ’55, G’65, President Edward P. McHenry ’67, 1st Vice President Bruce W. Eckstein, ’60, 2nd Vice President Richard B. Smith ’51, Secretary

Harry L. Farmer ’55, G’65 President, Case Alumni Association

Stephen J. Zinram Executive Director, Case Alumni Association

Leon Blasey ’60, Treasurer Edward P. McHenry ’67, Assistant Treasurer S taff

Roger H. Cerne ’63, Chief Executive Officer Stephen J. Zinram, Executive Director Nancy Lupi, Executive Assistant Tom Conlon, Chief Financial Officer Anne Cunningham, Director of Development Paul Stephan ’64, Director of Leadership Giving Dan Dean, Director of Alumni & Student Relations Diane M. Zaffuto, Database Manager Pam Burtonshaw, Database Assistant Case alumnus

Terri Mrosko, Editor McKinney Advertising and Public Relations, Design and layout; Leslie King, Art Director Angstrom Graphics Inc. Midwest, Printing and Mailing Ph o t o c red i ts :

Howard Agriesti (cover; pages 5-12) Daniel Milner Photography (page 23) Douglas Photography (page 23)

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Case clips – News from Around Campus

Major Donations and Kick-off to Capital Campaign Announced at BlueBash Photo Courtesy of CWRU

On Thursday, October 13, 2011, Case Western Reserve University kicked off the festivities of Alumni Weekend with BlueBash, featuring a dessert reception, interactive showcase highlighting the innovations of faculty, students and alumni, and live concert. Prior to introducing the evening’s performers, the Goo Goo Dolls, President Barbara Snyder announced the single largest pledge in the history of the university: $50 million from The Weatherhead Foundation. The Weatherhead gift was part of a total of $80 million in new commitments celebrated that evening that included a $20 million pledge to create an endowment for the university’s programs in the natural sciences. The pledge came from a donor who graduated with a degree in the sciences who achieved “significant professional success as a scientific innovator and entrepreneur” and wishes to remain anonymous. President Snyder also used the opportunity to advise that the university was launching the public phase of a $1 billion capital campaign, and that it had raised more than $660 million in the so-called quiet phase. The fundraising campaign, entitled “Forward Thinking: The Campaign for Case Western Reserve University,” signifies the start of a commitment to continue fundraising as well as increase alumni engagement. “Our alumni and friends recognize this institution’s remarkable potential and have invested generously in the programs, projects and people required for us to realize it,” Snyder commented at the event. “I look forward to sharing the story of our growing momentum with our graduates, and hearing their ideas and suggestions.”

The Campaign for the Case School of Engineering As part of Case Western Reserve University’s $1 billion “Forward Thinking” campaign, the Case School of Engineering seeks to raise $170 million in commitments toward improving undergraduate and graduate education. Over one-half has already been raised. Goals by Purpose $170 Milllion Student support, scholarships and fellowships

$42.5 M 25%

Faculty support, professorships and lectureships

$42.5 M 25%

Research programs and centers

$34.0 M 20%

Capital projects

$51.0 M 30%

In this comprehensive campaign, all gifts count including the annual Case Fund® program and campaign gifts for the Case School of Engineering to Case Western Reserve University or the Case Alumni Association. For more information contact Daniel Ducoff, Associate Dean of Development and External Relations, 216-368-8556, Daniel.ducoff@case.edu or Roger H. Cerne ’63, Chief Executive Officer, Case Alumni Association, 216-368-1385, roger.cerne@casealum.org.

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Larry M. Sears, PhD’69

More on Professor Fred Way

CSE Campaign Committee Chair

Correspondence Corner

Charles H. Phipps ’49 William E. Pritts II ’61 Barry A. Romich ’67

Members

Robert L. Smialek PhD’65, G’67, G’70

Kenneth A. Barker ’70

John J. Tanis ’49

Robert T. Bond ’66

Gerald L. Wasserman ’76

Edward M. Esber, Jr. ’74 Ramon A. Gomez, PhD’81

Ex-Officio

William M. James ’64

Roger H. Cerne ’63

Richard G. LeFauve, Jr. ’85

Harry L. Farmer ’55 G’65

Simon Ostrach, PhD

Frank N. Linsalata ’63

Richey-Mixon Building Announced Joseph B. Richey II, a 1962 graduate in electrical engineering and applied physics from the Case Institute of Technology, and A. Malachi Mixon III made a $5 million gift to name a Richey-Mixon Building at the Case School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University. The two longtime business collaborators built the Elyria, Ohio-based Invacare Corp. into “the world’s top manufacturer of home medical products.” The building will house the university’s think[box] programs, a collective of initiatives that seek to leverage and enhance Case’s culture of innovation.

Dear Editor: Freddie Way was one of my most memorable professors at Case. In his Numerical Methods class, he taught us that computers were tools to solve engineering problems. He used to walk into class on Monday with a grin on his face, and recount to us his exploits at the drag strip, like the time he beat a Corvette with his Corvair. He also talked about the three rules of engineering: 1. You cannot push a rope. 2. To solve a problem, you have to first know the answer. 3. And finally, in computer programming is all right to be off by “1.” His teaching style was captivating. He would often show us three ways to solve the same problem, each solution being more elegant than the previous one. He made computing fun, and as a result instilled confidence in his students. I will miss him. Karl Tubalkain ’70, Hampstead, NH

Dear CAA: Many thanks for all your effort on arranging for our 1960-61 basketball team to convene during Alumni Weekend. The evening session was a lot of fun and your display card was interesting. The slide of our team shots pre-dinner was fun. Robert Zust ’62

Let’s Hear from You! Please Write! We welcome your letters and comments about the contents of the magazine, as well as all aspects of the Case alumni experience. Give us your feedback – send your comments to the editor at Mrosko@cox.net. We appreciate your interest and look forward to hearing from you.

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It’s All About You

Reunion 2011

REUNION 2011 The 126th Annual Case Alumni Association All-Classes Banquet & Reunion Activities October 14-15, 2011

Case Men’s Glee Club

This year’s reunion theme, “IT’S ALL ABOUT YOU,” is our way of acknowledging the importance we place on our alumni. We moved the annual reunion banquet and class activities to coincide with Alumni Weekend held at the Case Western Reserve University campus so more of you could attend. The three-day event included a Thursday evening kick-off celebration with a concert by the Goo Goo Dolls, an all-alumni breakfast, university THINK forums and campus tours, and a special luncheon honoring grand classes alumni. A homecoming parade and tailgate party were held prior to the Spartans win against Hiram College. Case Alumni Association sponsored several events over the weekend. We hosted our annual all-classes banquet on Friday evening and the individual class events honoring alumni of 1951, 1956, 1961, 1966 and 1971. Several events for CIT, CSE, WRC, and CAS alumni of the classes of 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001 and 2006 were held jointly. We’ve included plenty of photos commemorating these events in this issue, as well as highlights from our awards presentation. Many alumni and friends joined us for the Case School of Engineering THINK Forum featuring news about think[box], CSE’s new initiative on innovation, design and entrepreneurship, presented by Larry Sears ’69 and Dr. Gary Wnek. Immediately following that presentation, our two Gold Medal Awardees, Frank N. Linsalata ’63 and Jerry Marxman ’56, G’59 shared thoughts on their own successful career experiences in entrepreneurship. You can read more about both of these well-received events on the pages that follow.

126th All-Classes Banquet

All-Classes Banquet Reception

It was a pleasure seeing so many of our esteemed alumni gracing the walkways and meeting places on and around campus in mid-October. We appreciate your presence and continued support of all alumni activities. Please plan on joining us next year, October 4-7, 2012, for another spectacular event!

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Think Forums As part of the strategic planning process that Case Western Reserve University President Barbara Snyder began upon her arrival in 2007, all schools and departments were asked to participate. Case School of Engineering launched several institutes including the Great Lakes Energy Institute, the Institute for Advance Materials and, more recently, an institute around human health led by the medical university. After initial discussions around providing better educational opportunities for engineering students and renovated laboratories to promote a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship, a fourth institute emerged.

Gary Wnek, Ph.D., The Joseph F. Toot, Jr., Professor of Engineering Faculty Director, The Institute for Management and Engineering (TiME)

Think[box] is a takeoff on “Think Beyond the Possible” and “Forward Thinking” being promoted university-wide. Think[box] is really two things simultaneously rolled out across campus: a new set of physical spaces to provide students, faculty, staff and members of the community an opportunity for brainstorming, said Dr. Gary Wnek. The second part of think[box] is a bit more ephemeral but probably more important – it will be a culture focal point. “The future is connecting the two concepts in mutual ways. It is about generating and collecting ideas to and taking those ideas further than prototyping. Think[box] will provide the infrastructure and resources that could lead to commercialization of those initial ideas. It is also about increasing the awareness and focus around innovation and entrepreneurship. An engine for entrepreneurial growth is really what we are about.” – Gary Wnek, Ph.D.

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Larry M. Sears ’69, Founder and former CEO of Hexagram, Inc. (now Aclara RF Technologies) Lecturer, EECS and Member, Case Western Reserve University Board of Trustees

While the original idea was focused on machining and fabrication, initial discussions created an “explosion of concepts.” Eventually, the Lincoln Storage Building was selected as the future site for the think[box] institute. The building consists of seven floors and 50,000 square feet of space, with access from campus and ample parking. “As the project expanded, we decided we wanted to do something unique. There are not many university-based incubators actually located on campus. At the same time, we want to have two dependent, but in some sense, separate functions – a business side and a learning side. One is educational and the other is commercial and innovation-oriented. The line between the two is going to be very porous to provide as much creative interchange as possible.” – Larry M. Sears ’69

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“Out of the Box” Experiences in Entrepreneurship

Frank N. Linsalata ’63, Chairman and CEO, Linsalata Capital Partners Member Board of Trustees at Case Western Reserve University

Gerald “Jerry” Marxman ’56, G’59, Cofounder, CommTech International and Care2, Inc.

I don’t think of myself as an entrepreneur. I do not remember hearing the word “entrepreneurship” the four years I was at Case. No courses were offered to train people to be entrepreneurs. My junior year, I had this epiphany that I wasn’t going to make it as an engineer when I graduated. I took courses in accounting and economics. It led me to think I should know more about the business world to complement what I learned about engineering.

When I was at Case taking engineering, I didn’t know that I was an entrepreneur. But I think the seeds of entrepreneurship were there at that time. I had already decided that because of my love of science, I wanted to have first an engineering career and then maybe one or two other careers. I always felt I wanted to be more than an engineer.

I went directly on to Harvard, which in those days was probably a bad idea—an undergrad right into an MBA program without any work experience. Again, at Harvard we never talked about entrepreneurship. We talked about training people to be corporate executives and work for companies. As part of our course requirement, we had to do a personal career plan. I still have mine and it said my career plan was to work my way up through jobs until I became CEO or president of the company. The lesson for me has been that although I didn’t really pursue an engineering career with my Case education, it has been the foundation for everything I did thereafter. It’s a great foundation. I’ve continued to preach that it would be nice if we can get some accounting and financial training at undergraduate levels at Case. The people who do have these entrepreneurial instincts and desires can then understand the language in order to get financing or capital to operate a business. All in all, I am eternally grateful for my education at Case, and I attribute my success to it.

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I went on to excel in the jet propulsion industry, then as a consultant in the field of hybrid rockets. I ended up developing a theory for combustion process that is still used today. After that, I wanted to do something more entrepreneurial. I became chief operating officer at a company by default. I knew nothing about running a business. Later in my career, I formed a venture capital firm, but it was really a technology transfer firm through Stanford University. I’ve also worked with young entrepreneurs that rented an apartment from me, all graduate business students of the university. I was reminded recently that pioneers are the guys with arrows in their back. But over the years, I’ve shared with people how to do things differently. I became an entrepreneur after all.

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All-Classes Reunion Pre-Banquet Reception

Bob Seekely ’56 and Stan Michota ’56

Class of 1976 enjoying the All-Class Banquet

Donna and Don Liechty ’56, Lou Drasler ’56 and Don Johnson ’56

Case School of Engineering Dean Norman Tien (center) with Silver Bowl Award Winners Phillip W. Gutmann ’54, G’58 (left) and Albert Gordon ’42 8

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Mike Scancarello, Bruce Eckstein ‘60 and Engeline Eckstein

Class of 1951 enjoying the memorabilia

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Welcome and Program Highlights Mike Scancarello, a senior in the department of civil engineering, opened the 126th Annual All-Classes Banquet by thanking the alumni present for the scholarship he is receiving from the Case Alumni Association, which will allow him to graduate in 2012 and pursue his dream of becoming a structural engineer in industry. He also thanked the CAA for their financial support of the Case ASCE’s steel bridge competition. Scancarello introduced Harry Farmer ’55, G’65, who welcomed the attendees to the banquet. “The Case Alumni Association is proud of its history of helping students receive a great education in engineering, science and management. Because of your support of the Case Fund, hundreds of Case students will receive scholarship and fellowship support this year.”

CAA Chief Executive Officer Roger H. Cerne ’63 expressed his pleasure for once again serving the Association this past year and during the transition to new leadership. “I have been associated with this organization since 1969, as a director of council, executive director, officer and president. I can truly call the Case Alumni Association the ‘World’s Greatest Fellowship,’” said Cerne, who welcomed guests and introduced the various alumni and classes being honored. He also recognized the service of Norman Tien as dean over the past five years.

“Going into this reunion weekend, my hope is that I will have a chance to learn about the history and traditions of this great organization. I always enjoy being a part of alumni reunion weekends and hearing stories about members is enlightening. More importantly, it is being able to stand back and watch as old friends get caught up, while others have the opportunity to meet with faculty and students. And most importantly, it is being able to observe the pride that alumni have of their Alma Mater. And let me tell you, one thing I’m learning is that Case alumni are no different – the pride is evident!”

“I have a message for the new executive director of the CAA. The one thing you need to know is that we have fantastic students who become great alumni. We pride ourselves on our great undergraduate education. We have great teachers who encourage our students working in the lab as early as their freshman year.” – Norman Tien, Dean, Case School of Engineering

– Stephen J. Zinram, Executive Director, CAA

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Awards Presentations Each year at our reunion celebrations, the Case Alumni Association presents a series of awards to acknowledge alumni and friends who have provided extraordinary service and commitment to the organization, the Case School of Engineering or made a major contribution to their industry. On these pages, we recognize the award winners of 2011.

Meritorious Service Awards

From left to right: Roger H. Cerne ’63 and John Massie ’66 with Meritorious Service award winners Frank E. Ilcin ’61 and Gary Wnek, The Joseph. F. Toot, Jr. Professor of Engineering. Not pictured: Robert T. Bond ’66, Stephen M. Mihaly ’56 and Grant Saviers ’66, G’68

“It is always a rewarding and pleasant experience to be recognized for something that you enjoy doing. Accordingly, this award is very special to me.” – Steve Mihaly ’56 “Unfortunately, I was unable to attend this year’s reunion. I certainly appreciated the recognition and feel strongly that alumni need to support the Case School of Engineering.” – Robert T. Bond ’66

Past President Award

Samuel Givelber ’23 Fellowship Award

Russell J. Warren ’60 (left) with John Massie ’66, Past President and Chairman, Awards Committee, CAA

“It feels great to win this award! I knew Sam Givelber. He came to this country from strife-torn Russia as a young man, valued his Case education because he worked hard to get here and became a successful entrepreneur, an outspoken defender of American values and an ardent Case alumnus. So, you can see why it’s so special to be recognized in this way. To show you how much the world has changed since I was in high school, I only applied to Case because that’s where I wanted to go. The experience and life have shown that Case was a very good choice, because it taught me how to think and solve problems. What makes me most proud today is the economic impact Case Western Reserve is having on our Northern Ohio region and internationally through the high quality of its teaching, research and alumni. It’s great to be part of that fellowship.” – Russell J. Warren ’60

Class Challenge Reunion Trophy The 50th reunion Class of 1961 raised the most money for fiscal year 2010-11. Forty-one percent of the class, now numbering 210 members, contributed to the total of $166,414.

Current CAA President Harry L. Farmer ’55, G’65 with CAA Immediate Past President Kenneth A. Loparo PhD’77 10

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Case Alumni Association also saluted the Class of 1951, which had the highest percentage of Case Fund® donors – 61% out of 157 members.

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It’s All About You John L. Fuller ’36 Award

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Silver Bowl Awards

I am delighted to have been recognized for this award. I appreciate the Case Alumni Association for the continued support throughout my education and within the student groups that I was involved in. I can only imagine the number of graduates that were considered for this award. For the past four years, I met so many talented people that were eager to learn and dedicated to their education, yet still had time to be involved in numerous student groups, Greek life, study abroad programs, athletics, cooperative education programs, research – you name it, someone excelled in it!”

– Jane Backus ’11, 2011 John L. Fuller ’36 Award Winner

CASE G.O.L.D. Alumnus of the Year

Award winner, Albert Gordon ’42 (right) with Roger H. Cerne ’63

“It’s been 73 years since I started college. I had the honor of starting at the Western Reserve University until one of my math professors said, “What are you doing here? You really belong over the fence. As some of you may remember, there was a white fence between the two colleges. I transferred to Case Institute of Technology and never regretted it.” – Albert Gordon ’42

Adam Snyder ’02, G’03 accepting his award presented by John Massie ’66

“Winning this award was a fantastic honor, not only to be recognized by the CAA, but to receive the award at the banquet honoring my grandfather’s 65th graduation anniversary reunion as well. He encouraged me to go to Case in the first place, and has helped to develop my interest in staying involved as an alumnus with the engineering school and the MEM program.” – Adam Snyder ’02, G’03 Phillip W. Gutmann ’54, G’58 accepting his award presented by Roger H. Cerne ’63

“It’s been a pleasure over the years to serve Case Institute of Technology and now the Case School of Engineering in my capacities with the Case Alumni Association. It’s always true that no undertaking is ever accomplished by one individual but by a team of people. There are many individuals I’d like to thank for their guidance over the years, especially Professor Eric Baer, Jack Flynn, Tom Kicher, Roger Cerne, Al Gordon and Norman Tien.” – Phillip W. Gutmann ’54, G’58 Winter 2011

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Gold Medalist Awards

“I am really humbled by being selected for this award. I graduated in 1963 from CIT, that great class. I got my MBA from Harvard Business School and actually came back to start my career in Cleveland at Midland Ross. I suppose in that time of working on my career, I lost track of my ties to Case and the school. I really did not have that much involvement. I eventually did come back as you know and became one of the university trustees. One of the biggest challenges of my tenure was looking for a permanent president. I think we conducted a very thorough nationwide search. We had many great candidates interested in taking on the job of president of Case Western Reserve University. We hired Barbara Snyder. We felt she could do a great job as president, but none of us realized when we hired her, what a great job she would actually do. I’ve often told people and I’m telling you tonight – if I ever have a legacy for the work and time I’ve given to this university, I want it to read, “He hired Barbara Snyder.” But one person alone can’t do it. Barbara can attest to that. Our success in the last few years of turning the university around and rekindling its great reputation and raising these amounts of money has come at the hands of hundreds of alum like you. Many people in this room tonight have made seven-figure gifts. This university is on a roll.” – Frank N. Linsalata ’63

“I think most of us can count mentors who have sent us on our way. I think I have more than my share. But the only way I could have reached Case when I was at Monmouth College, which had a very strong science program, was that the chairman of the physics department there told me in my third year that I should go to Case. I told him there was no way I could go there because I couldn’t afford it. I knew I wanted to become an engineer, but I wasn’t quite sure I was going to get there from Monmouth. So my professor personally came to Case and requested a scholarship for me. When I came back from spring break, he handed me an envelope and said ‘now you have to go.’ So that’s how I got to Case. When I was in my second year here, Professor Ray Bolz took me aside and said I should go to graduate school. I had no intention because I thought it was time to get a job and give back to my parents for what they’d done for me. Professor Bolz said that he would make me an instructor, about half a notch higher than a teacher’s aide. He said he’d help me get a job for the summer. By then I saw I had something going. I discovered along the way that I was an entrepreneur. Along the way, I felt some responsibility to pass along the help I had received from so many people in my career. I would like to thank all of you for this wonderful and might I say very unexpected award. Case has done a lot for me.” – Gerald “Jerry” Marxman ’56, G’59

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Reunion 2011

 Class of 1951 – 60th Reunion InterContinental Hotel – All-Classes Reunion Banquet

Row 1 (left to right): Wayland Tenkku, Jack Petro, Jack Lenhart Row 2: Bob Vidal, Ike Ganyard, Ray Day Row 3: Bob Abbott, Don Southam, Dick Swiers Row 4: Bill Leitch, Gene Skerl, Doug Brown, Frank Yarsa Back row: Tom Walker, Dick Smith, Jim Ryan, George Pantages, Marty Levitin, Larry Cerny, Jack Flynn

 Class of 1956 – 55th Reunion Lunch at the Shoreby Club

Seated (left to right): Mel Spira, Stan Michota, Carl Derr, Jim Morrison, Bob Seekely Standing (left to right): L ou Drasler, Dave Ohl, Tom Jones, John Prysi, Elwin Rooy, Jack Dougherty, Juan Amodei, Howard Vormelker, Don Liechty, John Henderson, Richard LeFauve ‘84 Winter 2011

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 Class of 1961 – 50th Reunion

All-Classes Banquet at the InterContinental Hotel

Row 1: Joe Vargo, Rick Petelinkar, George Hanna, Richard Beck Row 2: Glen Buto, Ray Votypka, Carl Opaskar, Dennis Chrobak Row 3: Frank Ilcin, Gerry Hrastar, George Reazer Row 4: Dave Ehlke, Fred Koch, Ray Zeman, Bob Levine Row 5: Otto Reidl, John Trinter, Jim Breckinridge, Sheldon Miller Back row: Neil Davidson, Victor Slabinski, Ron Zurilla, David Chang, Ralph Meckel Not Pictured: Joe Gaby, Duane Moyer, Dale Phillip, Carl Podwoski, Dennis Potts

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It’s All About You  Class of 1966 – 45th Reunion Cocktails at the Alumni House at Case Western Reserve University (From top of stairs): John Massie, Russ Eplett, Paul Hicks, Howard Baybrook, Fred Phillips, Dick Myers

 Class of 1971 – 40th Reunion

Dinner at the Mad Greek

Front row: Larry Black, Andy Clutter, Mike Anderson, John Boyes, Ken Merryman Back row: Pearce Leary, Ken Seaman

Class of 1976 – 35th Reunion  Dinner at the Mad Greek (Left to right): Lee Schechtman, Carol Curtis Jones, Brian Gersh, Dave Bakke

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 Class of 1981 – 30th Reunion Gathering at the Bier Market

Front row (left to right): Bill Schrader, Mike Newell, Jacquie Kershaw Back row (left to right): Vesna Rafaty, Marc Keleman, Jim Gunderman, Dave Blatenberger, Afif Bouhenni, Toufik Aidja

 Class of 1986 – 25th Reunion and Class of 1991 – 20th Reunion

Joint Gathering at Euclid Tavern

 Class of 1991 – 20th Reunion Gathering at The Spot

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Chief Executive Officer’s Report Dear Case Alumni/ae and Friends: This Annual Report is dedicated to those who made a gift to the Case Fund® and other gifts in support of the Case School of Engineering during fiscal 2010-11. We send our appreciation to each and every one of you for your generous support. I want to thank the officers and directors of the Case Alumni Council, the governing Board of the Case Alumni Association, for their support and leadership during 2010-11. Under the leadership of Kenneth L. Loparo PhD ’77, much has been accomplished. Our return to campus in Tomlinson Hall has been important to our ability to support students, faculty and alumni. And, our partnership with University offices has improved with positive results. We also thank everyone who attended one of our events this past year as well as those who volunteered your time to contact classmates on behalf of the Case Fund. Alumni participation was up due to your efforts. Finally, I want to express our appreciation to Norman Tien for his leadership and support to the Case Alumni Association over the past five-plus years. We wish you well in your future ventures. And we welcome Jeff Duerk as the new dean and look forward to working with him to advance the school. Going forward, the Case Alumni Association will continue to serve you and the students and faculty of the Case School of Engineering with renewed zeal and enthusiasm. Our future is bright, our legacy is secure.

Sincerely,

Roger H. Cerne ‘63 Chief Executive Officer Case Alumni Association Case Alumni Foundation

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The Case Alumni Association completed its 126th year of continuous operation with a number of giving highlights: • Th e Case Alumni Association received cash and pledges during 2010-11 (including will commitments) of $9,101,714 compared to $4,185,329 the previous year. • Th e total cash attainment was $2,275,714 from 3,004 donors compared to $1,496,136 from 2,614 donors a year ago. • Annual giving for the Case School of Engineering was $1,100,346 with a donor increase of 16%. • Alumni participation rose to 22% from 18% both for the Case Fund® and University. • Membership in the Case Dean’s Society increased 19% to 321 members. This past year was also highlighted by the following events: • Th e successful search for a new Executive Director, Steven J. Zinram, who started on September 1, 2011. Our thank you to David Hunt ’63, chairman of the Search Committee, and members Ken Loparo PhD’77, Tom Kicher ’59, Ed McHenry ’67, Harry Farmer ’55 and Daniel Ducoff for their time and effort. • Th e successful transition of the CAA Annual All-Classes Reunion from spring to October and held for the first time during the University’s Alumni Weekend. Read more about the Reunion in this magazine. • A record number of nominations for our Junior/Senior Scholarship program resulting in $878,150 awarded to 226 students for 2011-12. • C ase Club events were held in Columbus, Washington D.C., Boston, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, and Jupiter, Sarasota and Naples, Florida. • S tudent events included Freshman Welcome and CSE Senior Reception, and sponsorship of numerous student organizations such as those listed in the Your Dollars at Work section of this magazine. • Th e Case alumnus magazine continued to be recognized as one of the best in Cleveland-area communications societies. • Th e coordination of activities with the school and University continued to be strengthened with positive and collaborative results.

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The Case Alumni Association provided $1,906,743 in support to Case Western Reserve University for the benefit of the Case School of Engineering, the Math and Sciences at the College of Arts and Sciences, and other University programs.

Investment performance for the Endowment Funds at the Case Alumni Foundation were up 18.73% for Fiscal 2010-11 ending June 30, 2011. The Investment Committee, chaired by Phillip W. Gutmann â&#x20AC;&#x2122;54, did an outstanding job in stewardship and fiduciary responsibility. Total Foundation funds as of June 30, 2011, were $51,438,227.

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2010-11 Case Alumni Association Annual Giving Program For the Case School of Engineering and the math and sciences of Case Western Reserve University

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Case Dean’s Society® Recognizing the pace-setting commitment by alumni and friends providing Case Fund® leadership gifts of $1,000 or more. The Case Dean’s Society was founded in July 1992, to celebrate the establishment of the Case School of Engineering to carry on the legacies and traditions of the Case Institute of Technology. Each level of the Case Dean’s Society recognizes the founder and presidents of Case since the institutions founding in 1880. Annual leadership gifts to the Case Fund, Case Dean’s Society, extend the promise of a Case education to the next generation of leaders by providing funds that can be invested in scholarships, faculty, new technology and vital laboratories and equipment. We salute the Case Dean’s Society members by recognizing charter members who have continuous membership since 1992-1993 and those who have multiple years of aggregate giving. Your leadership serves as a foundation for the future.

“I want to open the doors of opportunity to the young , people who will come after me.” – Leonard Case, Jr., Founder, Case School of Applied Science

Leonard Case Society ($10,000 and above) Anonymous (2) Robert M. Aiken ’52 *** L. David Baldwin ’49 *** Thomas E. Baker ’64, G’66, PhD’68 ** Charles Bear ’99 * James G. Bishop Estate ’50 *

“I went to a very good high school, but during my years there, I never really felt challenged. I found high school to be pretty easy . . . a situation that most Case freshmen probably experience. As a result, I found Case to be exceedingly difficult. It certainly challenged me as I had never been challenged before. My four years at Case developed within me a study/work ethic that has helped me to be successful in my career as a metallurgical engineer, and then an engineering manager, in a major aerospace corporation. When I attended Case, my family considered Case to be rather expensive. And, during the last 40 years it has become even more expensive. The education that I received at Case, along with the work ethic that Case helped me to develop, has allowed for Claudia and me to live a relatively prosperous life style, and has afforded us a financial situation that allows us now, in our retirement, to give financial gifts to Case that will hopefully enable talented young people to attend Case even if their families do not possess significant financial resources. Attending Case in the 1960s was one of the best opportunities I had to develop my work ethics. Gifts that I can make to Case to enable the next generation to experience Case is something that I, as an alumnus, can do.” Claudia A. & Clinton E. Silverman ’69 Leonard Case Society

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Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cowles Estate * Walter J. Culver G’62, PhD’64 ** Bart DiLiddo G’60 ** Robert G. Friedman ’44 **** Warren C. Gibson ’65, G’69, PhD’71 **** Benedict A. Gomes ’90 * Albert Gordon ’42 **** Mr. & Mrs. Alan Horn * Carl T. Jagatich ’70 ** Gayle G. & Edward F. Labuda ’59 *** David S. Labuda ’85 ** Donald W. Liechty ’56 ** Paula A. McNichols ’65 **** G. Mac R. McNichols ’65 **** Mrs. Eleanora Meloun *** Stanley V. Michota P.E. ’56 ** Barbara A. & Walter E. Pavlick ’56 *** Johanna & Jack Phillips ’55 **** Carl E. Podwoski ’61 *** Barry A. Romich III ’67 ** Grant Saviers ’66, G’68 **** Larry M. ’69 & Sally Z. ’72 Sears ** Claudia A. & Clinton E. Silverman ’69 * Kurt W. Swogger ’72 ** Mrs. Donna J. Tromblee * Tinkham Veale II ’37 **** Robert A. Wilkens ’55 *

Cady Staley Club ($7,500 - $9,999) Christine & Bruce Clegg ’61, G’64 ** David P. Hunt ’63 James E. Wilson ’85 ****

Aggregate Giving * 1 to 4 years ** 5 to 9 years *** 10-14 years **** 15 or more years Bold 19 years of consecutive giving

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“It seems to me that someone with money would do no greater good than to help able fellows out through college.” – Charles S. Howe, President, Case School of Applied Science 1903-1929

Charles S. Howe Club ($5,000 - $7,499)

William E. Wickenden ($2,500 - $4,999)

Rudolph A. Baker ’57 ** Robert T. Bond, Jr. ’66 **** Cloud L. Cray, Jr. ’43 Leonard G. Feinstein ’59 * Mrs. Deena Y. Gordon * Stewart A. Kelly ’86 *** John V. Martonchik ’64 * Stephen M. Mihaly ’56 *** Thomas D. Oxley ’66 * Alan C. Price ’54 **** Donald J. Richards ’79 *** Evelyn W. & David S. Simon ’63 **** Anita L. & Robert L. Smialek ’65, G’67, PhD’70 **** Edward J. Tatman ’71 * Robert E. Vidal ’51 ***

Anonymous (1) Mrs. Lois Armington * Jon L. Bartos ’65 ** Robert E. Criss ’73 ** John F.X. Daly ’89, G’91 ** Metka S. Daly ’91, G’98 ** John C. Dannemiller, Jr. ’60 *** Myra C. Dria ’76 ** Thomas C. Esselman ’68 ** Frank E. Gerace ’48 Robert A. Gertler ’70, PhD’77 ** Rob A. Gingell, Jr. ’77 *** John E. Hewlett ’61 * Duane Heyman ’63 **** Ka-Pi Hoh ’84, G’87, PhD’89 * Brian C. Perry G’85, PhD’88 * Hani A. Kayyali ’86, G’90 * James T. Kelly ’67 ** William G. Kieffer ’63 *** Louis C. Kolar ’57 *** John R. Kovats ’61 * Frank N. Linsalata ’63 **** Eugene Lozyniak ’79 Edward P. McHenry ’67 ** David S. Miller ’72, G’73 ***

“Wealth is the product of the advance of knowledge . . . New wealth must come out of our laboratories, which are the doors to limitless adventure . . .” – William E. Wickenden, President, Case School of Applied Science, 1929-1947 Francis “Babe” Neville ’48 **** Kevin A. Pollari ’86 ** William E. Pritts II ’61 **** Stephen Ratcliff ’81 **** James A. Reilly ’39 *** Robert N. Rodriquez ’72 * J. David Roberts ’70, G’72, PhD’74 ** Robert A. Roth - December ’42, G’49 * Andrew A. Scothie ’54 ** Gerald L. Wasserman ’76 ** Donald A. Zito ’62 ***

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Mr. & Mrs. John R. Donnell, Jr. ’62 **** Lawrence F. Draper ’61 * Daniel Ducoff * Laura L. Dues G’97 ** Anonymous (1) Lawrence T. Dues ’93, G’95 ** Sylvia Aarons * Bruce W. Eckstein ’60**** Mark M. Abumeri ’88 * Larry L. Enterline ’74** Frederic J. Anders, Jr. ’50, G’52, PhD’56 * Frederick R. Eplett ’66 ** Thomas J. Andersen ’70 * Ann & Harry L. Farmer ’55, G’65 * Peter B. Armentrout ’75 * Robert M. Ferencz ’79, G’81 * Christine A. Ash *** John R. Ferma ’75 ** Bruce M. Bacik ’64 ** William R. Feth ’68 Lionel V. Baldwin G’59 * John F. Finch ’57 **** Donald M. Ballard ’78, G’79 ** John M. Flynn ’51, G’53, PhD’56 *** Jeffrey K. Barkehanai ’90 * John J. Fontanella G’69 ** Kenneth A. Barker ’70 * Stephen A. Fossi ’78 *** J. Donald Beasley G’67 *** Raymond T. Garea ’71 **** David A. Bebko ’63 * Richard A. Gaspar ’62 ** Louis J. Bellante ’64 * William W. Gerberich ’57 * Robert C. Blanz ’54 Francis “Skip” Giddings ’46 **** Mrs. Patricia A. Bradburn * David A. Giltinan ’59, G’63, PhD’68 * R. William Breitzig, Jr. ’60 ** Michael Gundzik ’59 * Thomas K. Brichford ’55 *** Mark C. Gussack ’68 ** John A. Brown G’59 ** Allen H. Gutheim ’67 ** Joseph A. Buccilli ’79, G’83 * Phillip W. Gutmann ’54, G’58 **** James P. Buchwald ’54 *** Mrs. Elizabeth C. Guy* Bennett C. Burke ’98 * John G. Haessly ’63 * Harry R. Calsing ’53 * Peter H. Hanley ’63*** Michael F. Caputo ’84 * Stephen J. Hasbrouck ’62 **** Dale A. Carson ’89 ** Scott C. Hatfield ’91 * Roger H. Cerne ’63 George N. Havens ’49 *** Raymond Chan ’01 * Siegfried S. Hecker ’65 *** Tien-Li Chia G’82, PhD’85 ** Paul M. Helmick ’93 ** Richard A. Christ G’80 * Frederck P. Herke, Jr. ’54 ** Leo L. Cifelli ’52 **** Jeffrey O. Herzog ’79 * David G. Cory G’81, PhD’87 * John J. Hetzer, Jr. ’93 * Patrick E. Crago G’70, PhD’74 ** David M. Hinkle, MD. ’96 * Nancy FSM ’53 & Claude E. Hirsch, Jr. ’52 * Robert T. Craig G’53 ** Mr. & Mrs. Erwin R. Hittel ’58 *** Robert E. Cunningham G’61 * Edward J. Hodan ’50 **** Raymond D. Daniels ’50, G’53, PhD’58 * Mrs. Constance Holden-Somers *** Ray A. Day ’51 *** John P. Hollis ’55 * Michael T. Denk ’87 * Fulter M. Hong ’02, G’03 * Philip V. DeSantis ’64, G’66, PhD’70 *** John E. Horner ’52 **** Amy B. & Michael H. Diamant ’68 **** David W. Hula ’82 * Donald A. Dick ’55 **** Mark A. Humphrey ’74* Noman F. Diederich ’64, G’66, PhD’70 * Mrs. Doris Huyler * (continued) Case alumnus

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Case Dean’s Society® “It is our task at Case to do more than barely keep up with the current social, industrial and economic scene. We must be looking ahead and doing our best to visualize the requirements of our society for leadership a score or more years from now.” – T. Keith Glennan, President, Case Institute of Technology, 1947-1966 Frank Ilcin ’61** Ralph H. Jansen ’91, G’96 * William R. Kerler ’51 * Thomas P. Kicher ’59, G’62, PhD’65 ** James D. Kilmer ’00 ** Harrison Kim ’97 ** Jochen E. Kindling ’65 * Roddy King ’68 * Bruce F. Kinsel ’60 *** Mark A. Knepper G’75 * John J. Kozak ’61 * Kevin J. Kranzusch ’90 ** Norman R. Kuchar ’61, G’65, PhD’68 *** Cassie L. Laasch-Hand ’95 * Harry H. Landon, Jr. ’44, G’49 **** Matthew K. Lashutka ’94 * Arthur P. Leary ’44, G’51 ** Jar-Jueh Lee G’73 * John W. Lewis ’43 **** Garland E. Likins, Jr. ’43 ** Mrs. Marjorie Lind *** Thomas C. Litzler ’53, G’62 ** Chung-Chuin Liu G’68 **** Yin-Chang Liu G’76, PhD’83 ** Kenneth A. Loparo PhD’77 ** Michael L. Lubin ’68 * Kenneth R. Lutchen G’80, PhD’83 * Robert T. MacIntyre ’68 *** E. Ted Mann ’49 **** Robert T. Mantz ’59 ** David C. Marsh ’49 *** W. Todd Martin ’96, G’98 * John A. Massie ’66 *** Lawrence B. Mattson ’57 ** Jack E. Maxwell ’49 **** George L. Mayer * Ronald A. McGimpsey ’66, G’74 **** David R. McRitchie ’57 * Paul F. Medvec ’86 * Frank L. Merat ’72, G’75, PhD’78 * Harry Mergler ’48, G’50, PhD’56 *** Surajkumar G. Mhatre G’95 * Frederick J. Milford ’49 **** Gregory C. Miller ’87 * Ronald E. Miller ’69 ** James H. Miller ’71, G’75, PhD’78 * MIM Software, Inc. * Laverne & J. Alan Mochnick ’69 ***

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Dieter Moeller ’88 * Stuart B. Morgan ’03, ’04 * John S. Mosser ’50 ** Jack K. Mowry ’54 **** James S. Murday ’64 * Cindy Naegele * Susan Nagorney ’76 * Kent J. Nee ’88 ** Karl E. Newkirk ’63 *** Donald U. Noblett ’49 * John M. Oblak ’62, G’64, PhD’67 ** Dimitri Offengenden ’94 * Anthony D. Oliverio ’55 **** Philip G. Osborn ’60 **** Earl W. Overstreet II ’69 ** Frederick M. Pakis ’75 * Gerald L. Palagallo ’65 *** Hugh D. Pallister, Jr. ’35 *** Ralph M. Papa ’66 * George E. Pekarek ’49, G’52, PhD’54 *** Robert Penovich ’48, G’54 ** Charles F. Pervo ’64 * Robert W. Pfaff ’43, G’51 ** Edward M. Pflueger ’59, G’61 Dale C. Phillp ’61 ** Charles Phipps ’49 **** Wayne L. Podell ’66, G’72 * John B. Poindexter * Oliver L. Poppenberg ’59 **** John R. Prysi ’56 **** Charles E. Radke ’55, G’63, PhD’64 * The Bruce H. & K.D. Raimy Fund of the Erie Community Foundation **** Charles W. Rainger ’55 * Frank Rausche G’70 ** Donald T. Reilly, M.D. G’74 ** James H. Reiman ’71 Clare Rimnac, PhD * Marc D. Rubin G’96 * Mr. & Mrs. T. Timothy Ryan * Robert P. Sabin, Sr. ’69 * Jennifer & Laurence R. Saslaw ’63 Paul M. Schaible G’61 * Richard A. Scherbarth ’43 * Mark A. Schmidt ’78 * William J. Schrenk, Jr. ’43 **** John E. Schurr ’57 **** James A. Sears ’55 **

Case Dean’s Society Recognition Dinner Harry Farmer ’55, G’65, president of the Case Alumni Association, along with Dean Norman Tien and Dean Cyrus Taylor, hosted members of our Case Dean’s Society® at the annual recognition dinner on September 15, 2011. Many alumni and friends of the Case Alumni Association and Case School of Engineering enjoyed an evening learning from engineering students the direct impact of your gifts to the Case Fund®. Case Alumni Association scholarship recipients discussed the positive influence their scholarships have on their collegiate experience. “The Case Alumni Association has played a huge role in all of my successes at Case. Being solely responsible for my college education, living and eating expenses, car and most other financial needs, the CAA has lifted the financial burden a great deal, and I am able to focus on my academics as well as enjoying college life. In other words, the CAA gave me a chance to be a college student. Because of this, I want to thank all of you for giving me this opportunity.” – Jessica Lanzo, Aerospace Engineering Student Jessica is currently on Co-op at Swagelok and will graduate in December 2012 with her degree. She looks forward to becoming an active member of her Case Alumni Association. Thank you to all our alumni and friends who make annual leadership gifts in support of current undergraduate students.

CWRU Baja Team – Kansas 2011

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“I am most proud of my Case education for going through and being able to graduate from one of the nationally ranked biomedical engineering programs in the country. It is very important to keep the school not only supported well, but to have the facilities and the professors around. You need the financial backing to support that. I think it’s very important for alumni to continue to support Case to keep that national ranking and keep the school strong. Ka-Pi Hoh shaking hands with Tom Seitz

Alumni should have pride in the school and to continue to support Case so that future generations can get the same education that we did.” Matthew K. Lashutka, MD ‘94 T. Keith Glennan Club

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Robert R. Sepsi ’75 ** Randhir Sethi ’96 * Rahul Sethi ’96* Sachin Sethi ’98 * Elizabeth A. Shack ’97 * William A. Shannon ’78, G’81 *** Aron L. Shapiro ’58 **** Robert C. Sidley ’55 *** J. Andy Sinclair ’79 * Eugene Skerl ’51 * Richard A. Skinner ’57 Warren A. Sklar ’66 ** Herman J. Sluga ’55 * Laszlo Sogor ’66, PhD ’71 * Sharon A. Soltesz ’87, G’89 ** Stephen S. Stack ’56 **** Edward A. Steigerwald ’52, G’53, PhD’59 Paul Stephan ’64 *** Kenneth F. Stianche ’68 ** Paul Strockman * Ralph V. Straubs ’76, G’79 * Robet B. Strother, Jr. ’73 * Howard Sugiuchi ’60 * John J. Tanis ’49 *** Lori K. & Brian J. Taylor ’86 * Tzu C. Teng G’72 * Mrs. Jean Tomko FSM ’50 * Nicholas M. Trivisonno ’50, G’55, PhD’58 ***

Peter J. Tsivitse ’57. G’59 PhD’63 ** G. Keith Turnbull ’57, ’G’59, PhD’62 * Robert W. Van Orsdel ’50 **** James R. Venner ’65 * Gerald S. Vertal ’73 * Joseph S. Viland ’59 **** Christine A. Vining ’80 * Alan B. Wagner G’62, PhD’65 ** T. Urling Walker ’51 * Thomas E. Wallin ’69 *** Clyde K. Walter ’64 ** Russell J. Warren ’60 **** Harry E. Weaver ’43, G’48 * Mr. & Mrs. Roger K. West **** John B. Whitacre, Jr. ’49 ** John M. Wiencek G’86, PhD’89 * Robert G. Wilhelm Jr. ’66, G’68 ** Harold E. Williamson ’51 ** Charles S. Williams ’74 *** William A. Wilson ’41 ** Esther & Myron F. Wilson ’47 * Heinz L. Wimmer ’66 * Mark A. Wollen ’80, G’82 * Richard P. Woodard ’77 *** David D. Yankovitz ’91 * Mrs. Sylvia K. Yohalem * Janice R. ’93, G’94 & Eric A. Zahn ’93 * Neal S. Zislin G’80 ***

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ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS We thank all of the alumni who made a gift to the 2010-11 Case FundÂŽ, Case Alumni Association and the Case School of Engineering for their support of undergraduate education, scholarships, faculty support, labs and equipment. Undergraduate alumni participation by class is important to the recognition of the school among its peers.

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# in Class: 13 # of Gifts: 6 % Participation: 46%

1935

# in Class: 23 # of Gifts: 5 % Participation: 22%

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George W. Edick Jr. James P. Gravenstreter Fred A. Heddleson Joseph C. Lash James M. Taub

# in Class: 5 # of Gifts: 1 % Participation: 20%

1937

# in Class: 14 # of Gifts: 3 % Participation: 21% Robert H. Gedney Tinkham Veale II Charles G. Wistar

1938

# in Class: 12 # of Gifts: 5 % Participation: 42% Walter J. Amsbary Harry N. Cotabish Herbert W. Holkesvig William D. Kuhlman William B. Seaver

1941

# in Class: 22 # of Gifts: 11 % Participation: 50% Franklin L. Bird Albert C. Drechsler Harry Gilbert Roger R. Haag Robert W. Horvath George M. Klein William D. Mathers Myron Miller Cyril S. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill Paul L. Stone William A. Wilson

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# in Class: 71 # of Gifts: 27 % Participation: 38% Kenneth Deuring William R. Frerich Otto A. Gross 28

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Glen E. Guy Herbert B. Harris - December Leonard G. Hernecheck Clifton H. Hubbell - December Robert H. Lease Melvin H. Luoma - December George E. Myers James Nassau - December Gilbert A. Nyerges - December Richard E. Panek - December Kenneth R. Parker James C. PoffenbergerJr. December Joseph D. Ralston Nicholas Ronges Robert S. Ross Robert A. Roth - December Donald J. Roy Louis J. Sanabor - December Roy G. Schabo Charles B. Shortt - December Charles J. Swartwout William F. Swift - December Carl C. Tinstman Jr. - December Clifton W. Woltz

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# in Class: 53 # of Gifts: 30 % Participation: 57% Richard F. Baley Albert H. Barnes David R. Bashaw Jr. Henry I. Bernbaum Cloud L. Cray Jr. Barry Hyman Maynard C. Isheim Glenn M. Kastner M. Daniel Kilmer III Milton G. Kofskey John W. Lewis Kenneth G. Lusher Robert A. Mattoon Frank Miller Robert W. Pfaff John R. Reitz Richard T. Scantlebury Richard A. Scherbarth

William J. Schrenk Jr. C. Allan Schurr Leonard Spira William H. Sterbentz Ted F. Stirgwolt Robert F. Tuve Russell E. Umbenhour Theodore Ursu Jr. Richard L. Walter Harry E. Weaver Arthur L. Wittmer Glenn W. Yerdon

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# in Class: 51 # of Gifts: 20 % Participation: 39% Wayne E. Barrett Jr. Frederick W. Boltz Bernard L. Cohen Louis J. Collister Allen J. Filipic Robert G. Friedman Kenneth C. Garman George A. Hoffman Louis F. Jagucki William H. Kibbel Jr. Thomas J. Lahiff Jr. Harry H. Landon Jr. Arthur P. Leary George H. Rankin Alexander Riff Eric J. Simon Milton R. Spielman William S. Stamp Leslie W. Steele Richard A. Thomas

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# in Class: 50 # of Gifts: 17 % Participation: 34% Saul P. Baker Edmond H. Borneman Burton L. Frankel George H. Galloway Jr.

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1946

# in Class: 30 # of Gifts: 13 % Participation: 43% Robert J. Belner Thomas A. Cleary Francis A. Giddings Stanley E. Gifford Alan Kennedy Henry L. Kurtz Frank V. Lantz Thomas E. Murphy Thomas F. O’Sullivan Jack Rebman Arthur H. Tousley John P. Wentworth Walter D. Wood

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# in Class: 37 # of Gifts: 12 % Participation: 32% Richard Allchin Donald R. Daykin Richard C. Gerhan Harry S. Hoffman Jr. Robert G. Johnson Harold W. Long Jerome L. Maggiore Edgar W. Miller Edwin Y. Mitoma Richard V. Prucha Marvin S. Teplitz Esther S. and Myron F. Wilson

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# in Class: 75 # of Gifts: 26 % Participation: 35% Ellsworth C. Adams Peter W. Allen William A. Apple Carl S. Bacik Frank E. Cockerham Joseph M. Curtis Philip A. Ebinger Bruce J. Ferencz Eugene R. Gasser Frank E. Gerace Robert W. Graham Robert A. Kempe N. John Koda Dale K. Mann Morley G. Melden Paul C. Menster Fred Nevar Francis W. Neville Robert Penovich Lawrence C. Pringle Thomas A. Ring James T. Robson Jr. Wallace M. Snow Donald F. Soula Helmut Wolf Robert Yonovitz

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# in Class: 148 # of Gifts: 58 % Participation: 39% Thorald C. Alexander L. David Baldwin Ted G. Berlincourt Robert H. Bowerman William H. Brickner Frank J. Bubsey Donald R. Butler Robert M. Campbell Robert W. Campbell William J. Collins James C. Eaton Harold F. Fox Phillip A. Froehlich David D. Fry William U. Funk Joseph M. Gehring

Bruce F. Greek Paul E. Haas George N. Havens Eugene E. Holley James D. King Kurt K. Klein Harold H. Koppel William J. Kundrat Chin F. Kwok Ernest B. Leach Louis A. Levar Frank G. Likly Thomas J. Lisy David C. Marsh Jack E. Maxwell Donald W. McCune Frederick J. Milford Donald W. Musser Robert L. Nekola Donald U. Noblett Raymond N. Outzs George E. Pekarek Charles H. Phipps John B. Phipps Dan S. Rasche Richard C. Reinker Robert A. Reitz Irvin J. Rudick Anson H. Russell Rolf E. Rylander Rodney W. Scherr Richard G. Schuerger Matthew Siman John M. Spear Ross H. Supnik John J. Tanis John O. Tucker Charles P. Welch Stanley E. Wertheim John B. Whitacre Jr. E. Harry Wirstrom Theodore J. Wrona

1950

# in Class: 231 # of Gifts: 72 % Participation: 32% Robert B. Adams Thomas Allchin Frederic J. Anders Jr. Lawrence F. Arnold J. Norman Beidler

Kenneth C. Bell James G. Bishop (Estate) Charles H. Boehm Hugo H. Borneman Theodore C. Borzak Bruce R. Burgan John M. Cazier Robert E. Chowanetz F. Paul Clark George F. Climo David J. Cook Raymond D. Daniels Ted G. Debreceni J. Blair Dennison Ned E. Desenberg Joseph M. Dieglio Peter C. Dobkowski George I. Doering Wesley J. Eastman David M. Ellis Richard D. Ellsworth William L. Fagley Douglas M. Fisher Joseph Gabrosek Jr. Leonard Gelfand Sidney S. Goodkin Richard T. Green Ronald L. Hamilton Walter R. Hees Don B. Hill Edward J. Hodan Henry H. Homitz Ralph R. Huston Thomas A. Johnston Edward E. Kaduk Donald W. Kern Robert J. Koch Allan Koeppel John Koinis John C. Lanigan John C. Lawrence Edwin H. Layer Jr. Allen E. Lepley Arthur A. Longano Dwight J. McDonald R. Kenneth Melick Alfred C. Montag Peter R. Morris John S. Mosser William P. O’Dea Daniel M. Parobek John M. Polder Elmer J. Roch

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ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS Ferdinand Rodriguez Robert J. Sacha Robert L. Schroeder Thomas R. Schuerger Fritz L. Schweitzer Jr. Robert Siegel Arch H. Stevenson Harold H. Stroebel Nicholas M. Trivisonno Robert W. Van Orsdel Elmer S. Vegh John W. Webb Richard S. Wissoker Richard A. Wolfe

1951

# in Class: 164 # of Gifts: 92 % Participation: 56% Robert A. Abbott Robert E. Abell Eugene A. Alger Edward A. Andres Jr. Judson M. Aspray Garrett H. Barnes Jr. Lester W. Bauman Jr. Kenneth J. Bell Frank S. Bondor George T. Braidich Ralph C. Brainard John C. Caris Lawrence C. Cerny Gregory P. Chacos Matthew A. Chionchio Elmer B. Clausen Bernard H. Coleman Edward B. Congleton Raymond D. Crozier Walter S. Cunnan Ray A. Day George J. Deutsch Jr. Peter W. Dwyer Parmely T. Ferrie Cornelius Fiocco John M. Flynn Americo Forestieri Kenneth J. Friedenthal Robert J. Fryauff Lee E. Gallaher Ivan S. Ganyard Gordon R. Green Milton B. Hammond Jr.

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William Hing Richard E. Hinkle LeVar C. Jensen William C. Johnson Edgar D. Jones Fred Karpoff Jr. James C. Kauer Richard G. Keller William R. Kerler James L. Kern William R. Kerslake Clayton L. Kittinger John W. Kloss William N. Leitch Jack G. Lenhart Martin A. Levitin John P. Mann Richard J. Matt Jack G. McArdle Robert A. Meacham Donald B. Mead Frederic H. Megerth George W. Miller Victor A. Misek Robert L. Moss John N. Nelson Howard G. Norseth George L. Pantages Robert C. Pardee Donald L. Peterson John S. Petro George R. Poore Harold L. Reed Paul E. Renas James J. Reymann Albert Rogel David H. Rush James C. Ryan Earl B. Schibler Gene F. Skerl Rosanne I. and Richard B. Smith Donald L. Southam Philip J. Stelmashuk Richard H. Swiers Wayland A. Tenkku George F. Thomas Robert J. Unger Manuel P. Vasilakes Robert E. Vidal T. Urling Walker John W. Wallace Don E. Warnes Joseph C. Wellington Jr.

Bruce Wertheimer Harold E. Williamson Charles R. Wilson Gerald J. Winchell Frank J. Yarsa Donald A. Zalimeni

1952

# in Class: 175 # of Gifts: 74 % Participation: 42% William H. Ahrens Robert M. Aiken Donald J. Anzells James J. Bolzan Jr. John H. Bromelmeier Richard K. Brugler Alan R. Burkart John W. Carson Elwood Chaney Leo L. Cifelli Howard E. Conlon James D. Croniger Elmer E. Croushore Jr. John C. Daeschner Robert A. Darden William R. Dawson Robert J. Denington J. Frederick Doering Delmar W. Drier John H. Enders Charles W. Fetheroff Edward W. Fischer George A. Fisher John W. Gallagher Marvin D. Girardeau Jr. Robert W. Gray Dale C. Greig David F. Hahlen Edmund J. Halter Richard A. Hardy Herbert W. Heyse Claude E. Hirsch Jr. William B. Horn John E. Horner Wallace J. Klein Donald J. Lamvermeyer George M. Lance Charles E. Lindahl Robert M. Linn William F. Long George E. MacDonald

Robert T. MacIntyre Joaquim M. Marques J. Horton Matthews Paul L. Mehr Robert A. Mendelson Richard P. Mott Stanley R. Nechvatal Jack E. Olhoeft Richard K. Patton Walter R. Platte Harvey W. Preslan George Prochko David G. Proctor George M. Prok Norman E. Protiva J. Allan Punkar Roger A. Reeves Seymour Rothstein James E. Ruecke Theodore J. Sandy Max A. Schaffer Leland A. Schneider Donald L. Shirer Robert F. Soltis Edward A. Steigerwald T. Theodore Thompson William H. Thompson Walter J. Tomasch William A. Tomazic Peter J. Tsivitse Eugene B. Ulanowicz Oswald L. Zappa William J. Zigli

1953

# in Class: 147 # of Gifts: 59 % Participation: 40% Martin L. Anderson Jr. Marvin R. Banton John W. Belser Norman A. Berg Richard D. Bernhofer Harry R. Calsing Stuart M. Campbell Jr. Gino J. Coviello Norman R. Cox Sr. Robert W. Cubbison Donald D. Geer William A. Giffhorn III Willard F. Gillmore Jr. George A. Goerss

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Robert J. Gridley Donald L. Gross Thomas E. Hedge Henry C. Heintzelman Edward H. Hoecker Jr. Donald E. Holeski Frank R. Hondlik John G. Hruby Robert H. Johns Robert E. Kane Thomas G. Kennedy Elmer A. Kitinoja John L. Klann James H. Krieger Donald Krueger Vincent R. Lalli Herman W. Leggon Edmund Lis Thomas C. Litzler Herbert C. Loewlein Kenneth J. Major Raymond W. Marshall Robert P. Meissner David J. Miller Myron J. Miller Richard C. Musall Richard P. Nemetz Alfred P. Nickley Arthur C. Norden Joseph C. Oppenlander George R. Ord Robert S. Packard Wendell V. Peterson Richard A. Pline Stanley R. Reas Arthur W. Reschke Richard R. Russell John W. Schwartzenberg Robert A. Sears Norman E. Sitter Richard E. Srail Richard H. Thomas E. Dwight Trout Raymond T. Warner Thomas H. Wiggins

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1954

1955

George Baum George A. Beck Robert C. Blanz Walter K. Bonsack Ronald C. Brockway James P. Buchwald James N. Connor Paul L. Farley Joseph A. Fisher Archibald E. Fletcher Elmer G. Gaborick Jack Grobman Phillip W. Gutmann Allen L. Hancock Bernhard D. Hanhilammi Lowell L. Heinke Charles E. Henry Frederick P. Herke Jr. John Hirsch Donald H. Hooper William R. Howard Bjorn Hoyer George T. Ikeda Dale A. Johnson H. Robert Jones Jr. Ronald R. Kaufman R. Dean Kaul Albert H. Khoury Robert M. Laczko Richard H. Lyndes Michael J. McGinty Jack K. Mowry George L. Muller Robert A. Noel Perry R. Nuhn Joseph P.S. Pampel Alan W. Peterson A. C. Price John J. Reinmann Arthur W. Schroeder Jr. Andrew A. Scotchie Joseph M. Strouse Jr. Stephen J. Toth James E. Vamos John D. Venables Ph.D. Robert K. Warmeling Joan C. and Donald E. White Samuel A. York Jr.

Barry B. Abrahamson William Armbruster William F. Bozich Thomas K. Brichford Brice Carnahan Philip W. Cole Edwin L. Cox David E. Crouse William P. Culver Americo J. Del Calzo Richard W. Detrick Donald A. Dick Robert J. Eiber William F. Emrich Harry L. Farmer John O. Fighter Joseph F. Garibotti John C. Guiley Earl F. Hawkins Frank W. Hesford John P. Hollis Josef A. Lauer Thomas A. Liederbach Timothy McDonel John W. Mengel Anthony D. Oliverio S. Stephen Papell Roy G. Paston Edward M. Petrushka Jack Phillips Victor R. Piccoli Charles E. Radke Charles W. Rainger Marvin L. Sassler John E. Schmidt Jr. Franz W. Schneider James A. Sears George A. Sellnau John H. Shroyer Robert C. Sidley Jerome H. Silverman James H. Simler Jerry E. Slee Herman J. Sluga Joseph Smerglia Stanley A. Snyder Gary A. Stoltz John C. Sturman

# in Class: 147 # of Gifts: 48 % Participation: 33%

# in Class: 138 # of Gifts: 53 % Participation: 38%

Fred R. Thomas Cyril Urbancic Jr. John Ursu Ralph M. Wilk Robert A. Wilkens

1956

# in Class: 178 # of Gifts: 75 % Participation: 42% Juan J. Amodei Paul T. Arbuckle Walter H. Bade James E. Baldwin Robert C. Beach Raymond W. Bender John B. Beurket John P. Binder Stephen E. Biro Ronald R. Bogolin Chester J. Brian Jr. James E. Buxton Neil E. Chatterton James R. Dawson Dwight F. Decker Carl T. Derr David D. Doss Jack D. Dougherty Louis L. Drasler Jr. Stephen R. Drazich Robert W. Feucht Gerald R. Frei John P. Frier Laurence N. Gold Ronald E. Guentzler Karl N. Gutzke John P. Henderson Arnold Hershman Lanny L. Hoffman Geoffrey H. Hunter John A. Jankowski John Janos Donald S. Johnson Paul R. Katonak John P. Kilbane Raymond J. Kiraly Robert J. Koren William J. Kroenke John B. Lewis Donald W. Liechty James L. Marshall Gerald A. Marxman

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ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS Gene P. Mathews Jerome Meisel Stanley V. Michota Stephen M. Mihaly Mark G. Morris Andrew T. Mulato Paul A. Niemi David W. Ohl William G. Ormiston Walter E. Pavlick Thomas J. Pavlik Channing M. Preston John R. Prysi Paul J. Rondeau Elwin L. Rooy David W. Samson Edwin J. Schneider Jr. Robert A. Seekely Jay S. Silhanek Melvyn B. Spira Raymond C. Srail Stephen S. Stack John D. Steadman Eugene A. Stecca James I. Taylor Thomas W. Thornton William C. Till Walter E. Tober Douglas H. Underwood Thomas J. Vild Ralph E. Vollbrecht Howard A. Vormelker Harold A. Wittlinger

1957

# in Class: 177 # of Gifts: 61 % Participation: 34% James F. Allison Robert M. Archer Rudolph A. Baker William H. Balhorn William H. Beall William E. Behrens Joseph C. Besich Robert C. Brizes David O. Carlyle Richard M. Chandler Robert E. DeGraff Alfred C. Enggasser Kenneth H. Fetheroff John F. Finch

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James S. Fox Lester C. Frank William K. Fullerton John C. Gambrill William B. Garrison William W. Gerberich Richard B. Gillmore Andrew C. Gross Ross A. Hackel Ronald S. Halinski Henry C. Haller Roger N. Hasselbach Gerald M. Ihnat Frank S. Jaczkowski Milton Kaplan Richard I. Kermode Arthur H. Koeckert Louis C. Kolar Stephen F. Kovacs Kermit D. Kuhl G. Norman Lauben James W. Lazor Paul H. Liebenauer John R. Lillibridge Jr. William T. Maloney Richard J. Masek Lawrence B. Mattson David R. McRitchie Edward J. Metzger Jr. Marion R. Musser Charles W. Nezbeda Paul F. Olhoeft Richard J. Pazderak George W. Pike Alfred C. Pinchak Joseph M. Ross Edwin M. Salkeld Jr. John E. Schurr Donald R. Sherman Richard A. Skinner Walter S. Smith Robert L. Snell Dale W. Sullivan Richard A. Sundra Donald C. Theis G. Keith Turnbull David L. Wyatt

1958

1959

Henry H. Albers Carl G. Andeen Paul D. Arbogast David L. Arnold William R. Burmeister Anthony R. Casasanta Richard R. Cook Jr. Edward J. Fadden Henry E. Frey Jr. Vladimir Hamza Richard J. Henry Erwin R. Hittel Alan J. Jankowski Allan L. Karchner Edward J. Kersman John I. Koeper Kenneth L. Kutina Arne Lahlum Leonard S. Lo Porto David A. Luce John J. McGorray William W. Messenger John F. Mioduszeski Stanley E. Nagy Glenn F. Pfleiderer Charles A. Ranney Richard F. Reinhart John H. Sattele Donald S. Schneider Hugh A. Schoeffler John R. Semancik Aron L. Shapiro Robert A. Stenzel Roger A. Svehla Thomas L. Sweeney Robert B. Tom William H. Tuppeny Jr. Charles L. Wiley Donald E. Wilkowski Herbert N. Young Jr.

Joseph R. Asik Lynn W. Beachler Fred H. Beaumont Lawrence A. Brough Donald V. Buyansky David A. Clutz James N. Cordea Leonard G. Feinstein John Ferrante Candido Font James J. Fox Robert C. Garver Murray S. Gertner David A. Giltinan Ronald W. Grant Michael G. Gundzik Robert A. Hahn John A. Hrastar Dirk E. Huttenbach Ronald P. Kananen Thomas J. Kascak Thomas P. Kicher Bruce A. Kirchhoff Carl C. Koch Robert A. Komenda Edward F. Labuda Arthur B. Larsen Paul A. Lidrbauch Leonard Ludwig Eugene J. Manista Robert R. Mantz Bruce L. McLaughlin Anthony R. McNamara Thomas N. Millhoff J. Andrew Morris Robert D. Morrison Donald R. Norris Joseph R. Nosse J. David Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Mahen Lawrence C. Oslund Thomas A. Patronite Edward M. Pflueger Thomas S. Piwonka Oliver L. Poppenberg M. William Sadock Lee F. Schiemann Ralph W. Seeh Michael J. Skehan

# in Class: 191 # of Gifts: 40 % Participation: 21%

# in Class: 215 # of Gifts: 55 % Participation: 26%

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William C. Taylor James W. Thornhill III Joseph S. Viland Ellis M. Wellman Jack A. Williams Richard H. Wright Karl F. Zender

1960

# in Class: 238 # of Gifts: 80 % Participation: 34% Richard L. Anderson Ervin Behrin Jerome S. Berkowitz Thomas H. Bishop R. William Breitzi Jr. Roger W. Brockett William G. Browne James H. Burghart Harold I. Burrier Jr. Michael A. Calabrese Harry E. Cook Jr. Leonard C. Cosentino Joseph A. Crawford Peter J. Czajkowski John C. Dannemiller Jr. Charles D. DeGraff Frank C. Dengler David D. Dennis Glen W. Dorow Bruce W. Eckstein Wayne W. Fabian Harold Farkas Donald J. Gawlowicz Donald Geringer William M. Grasser James F. Hahn Jr. Ramon B. Hazen William F. Hutchings Burton M. Judson Jr. John J. Kessler Bruce F. Kinsel James M. Kirkstadt Donald E. Knuth Richard J. Lebitz Bruce Lehtinen William R. Limburg Saul H. Ludwig Michael M. Malmer Jr. Julius L. Marcus Franklin G. Miller

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Ronald E. Nemura Jon L. Nevins Harold T. Nissley Robert J. Norris Jr. Carl A. Olson Philip G. Osborn Carl E. Palmer Harold J. Peters Robert L. Randall George W. Reichard Jr. Charles I. Rosner Charles E. Ryan Jr. Maurice I. Sancer Robert W. Schwarz Lawrence J. Scotchie G. Michael Skerritt Lawrence Southwick Jr. Joseph P. Speroni Robert W. Stalder Howard Sugiuchi Rollin H. Teare Joel H. Third Arthur R. Thompson William L. Thompson Lawrence I. Toriello William E. Tosko Frank E. Trainer Norman T. Triznadel Hugh M. Van Horn James K. Wagner Russell J. Warren Frederick G. Watts Alfred T. Weber Ronald V. Weber Peter M. Weiblen Norman C. Wenger Jr. Joseph F. White Paul J. Wolfe Martin E. Woods Warren M. Young

1961

# in Class: 210 # of Gifts: 78 % Participation: 37% Richard G. Beck Larry D. Bogan Frederick K. Bogner James B. Breckinridge James K. Brousil J. Alan Burnett Glen L. Buto

Patrick J. Chambers Jr. Dennis S. Chrobak Christine and Bruce Clegg Arthur W. Cooke Jr. William G. Corkins Robert F. Craig Neil A. Davidson Lawrence F. Draper Richard K. Duerr J. David Ehlke Robert J. Fabian Terrence J. Fagan Paul A. Feick S. Peter Gary David C. Grigsby Roger W. Grossenbacher John P. Gyekenyesi Peter E. Harbath Oliver T. Harding Ralph A. Hewes John E. Hewlett Gerald J. Hrastar James L. Humphrey Francis E. Ilcin Dale T. Jarmush Jerry J. Jasper William F. Jones Jr. James M. Kampfer Albert F. Kascak Frederick W. Koch John R. Kovats John J. Kozak Robert A. Kropfli Norman R. Kuchar Bruce T. Kujawski Richard C. Larson Melvin R. Lehr Robert A. Levine Nelson A. Macken Allan L. Mager David J. Marec Robert D. Melcher Sheldon S. Miller Thomas L. Morgan Willford J. Morrison Duane A. Moyer John H. Newsome Carl G. Opaskar Jr. Gerald A. Otteni Donald R. Parmelee Steven F. Paul Richard A. Petelinkar Dale C. Phillip

Carl E. Podwoski William E. Pritts II James A. Prutton Barry J. Sands Robert N. Schlaug Andrew A. Schoenberg David A. Schrady Charles E. Stephan Ralph H. Thomas Richard F. Tozer John T. Trinter Joseph A. Vargo Raymond J. Votypka Stephen J. Wallace Ronald J. White Herbert A. Will Raymond J. Zeman Jr. Ronald W. Zurilla

1962

# in Class: 251 # of Gifts: 66 % Participation: 26% Frederick W. Ahrens Dennis R. Atkins Michael J. Bauer Ronald E. Birch Robert F. Bond John E. Bower James D. Bowers Joseph A. Ceccarini Leland G. Courtney II Robert D. Cullen John R. Donnell Jr. Harry W. Fox Jr. Alan I. Friedman Richard A. Gaspar Jonathan A. Gerbracht Philip R. Gliebe Karl Goering Charles P. Hagenbaugh Jr. Robert G. Hantman Stephen J. Hasbrouck Frederick Hetzel Daniel M. Hill Gerald E. Hite Gary L. Holmberg Edward W. Hubbard James A. Hudak Brian T. Ketcham Raymond J. Knauss Richard A. Knazek

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ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS Gerald A. Koenig Richard J. Kotalik David J. Krus David P. Kuhlman James D. Kurfess Raymond G. Kvaternik Daniel J. Lesco Leo R. Lombardo Edwin H. Lutz Charles W. McNichols III Phillip D. Meeker Chester A. Meyer Michael A. Mezzacappa James B. Moreno Douglas W. Nock John M. Oblak Kamlesh A. Pai-Panandikar Robert F. Pierret Richard L. Pool III Bernard L. Richards Howard M. Rosenberg Joel T. Schimke William H. Schultz Daniel E. Schuster David E. Schwab and Gretchen Burton Farrokh N. Screwvala John C. Simonis Kenneth J. Sleger Lloyd E. Stettler Robert M. Suhay Donald R. Trask David L. Wallach David L. Weigel John A. Wilson John F. Zeis Donald A. Zito Robert F. Zust

1963

# in Class: 223 # of Gifts: 69 % Participation: 31% Louis J. Aliberti William X. Bajzer Gerald J. Barna John J. Barni David A. Bebko Dennis M. Bench John M. Bergin Jon A. Beyer Paul L. Bondor

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Ronald R. Bousek Bruce J. Bretschneider Nicholas A. Camino Roger H. Cerne Jerry C. Condren Richard J. Demchak Thomas A. Derkacs Melvin A. Ehrlich Robert D. Follett James E. Glover Donald G. Golden William E. Gromen John G. Haessly Peter H. Hanley James A. Harrass Duane A. Heyman David P. Hunt Victor A. Ilenda Porter W. Johnson William M. Johnson Arvind N. Joshi Larry A. Kaufer Walter J. Kelly Robert A. Kern William G. Kieffer Fred J. Kohl Kenneth F. Koral Thomas J. Kraynak William S. LaPay Robert G. Lenz Frank N. Linsalata Thomas A. Lutke Jon P. McGraw Frank D. Mendicino Gerald L. Mook Karl E. Newkirk William A. Oran James Oziomek Dennis R. Paulin John S. Perz John G. Pierce Todd A. Pitts Harold G. Pohler Richard J. Prutow Harry E. Raber Bruce H. Raimy Richard B. Robrock II Edmund F. Rybicki James R. Sadowski Laurence R. Saslaw Thomas G. Scecina John R. Shadley David S. Simon

William D. Spiegelberg Dan S. Tomalin Thomas E. Utterdyke Robert S. Vukosic Paul F. Weiss David A. Wilson David A. Withrow

1964

# in Class: 262 # of Gifts: 92 % Participation: 35% Yuriy Akseniw Roy K. Amiet Charles H. Applebaum Jeffrey G. Appleton Bruce M. Bacik Thomas E. Baker Thomas D. Barakat Donald F. Baxter Louis J. Bellante J. Dennis Bender Barry L. Berman George D. Bondor Richard G. Brothers David H. Buchanan Harold T. Buscher Charles A. Chiaramonte Harvey E. Cohen David A. Crawford Lloyd A. Culp Philip V. DeSantis Norman F. Diederich Perko Draskovic Alfred R. Feldner Roger W. Fenstermaker John D. Fisher Thomas L. Follett II Gene F. Friel Victor L. Genberg Christian T. Goralski Al W. Growdon Frank J. Gryl Jr. Edward A. Hall David R. Hamlin Alfred A. Hanus Glenn M. Heestand David E. Hobbs Dennis D. Huffman Larry Kerschberg Kunio D. Kikuchi Thomas A. Kish

Dr. Howard F. Korman Robert M. Kostrubanic Jan F. Kreider Edward A. Kucler James F. Lavellen Jr. Richard T. Lewis Warner W. Luoma Vincent J. Marchionna John V. Martonchik Dennis D. McCarthy William W. McDonald Jack D. McKinney John A. Mihevic David M. Mog LeRoy D. Moyer James S. Murday David V. Neff R. Wayne Niles Robert W. Oliphant P. David Ollar Kurt E. Olmosk Frank J. Olynyk John A. Pavco Charles F. Pervo David L. Price L. James Pugsley Jr. Bernard W. Rachel Milo C. Rice Frederic L. Rieger Jr. Marvin F. Sawyer William A. Schimming Robert A. Schuld William L. Schultz Joel Schwartz James A. Shook Irwin L. Singer Roger R. Skrocki Paul Stephan Frederick J. Swaney Stuart W. Thro C. Franklin Todaro Thomas F. Trost David L. Turk David L. Wagner Clyde K. Walter Robert K. Wehrle Richard W. Weishaupt David A. Weitzenhof Leo C. Whalen Robert R. Zappala R. Roger Zauel Donald T. Ziol

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1965

# in Class: 238 # of Gifts: 38 % Participation: 16% Donald R. Akers Jon L. Bartos Richard J. Crossland Jr. Wiley S. Dennis Thomas B. Doyle James R. Fink Sanford Fleeter Fred L. Forman Warren C. Gibson Marc E. Goldfeder Richard A. Green Siegfried S. Hecker Sherman L. Heller Bill Hemsath David A. Huettner William T. Jones Jr. Jochen E. Kindling Jerry L. Kisner Robert D. Leedle Richard A. Leskovec John H. Loux III Paula A. McNichols Mac McNichols James M. Moidel David L. Moore Patrick S. Osmer Gerald L. Palagallo Stanley M. Parsons Lynn D. Seal Herbert Seil James K. Shetterly Richard F. Sigal Robert L. Smialek Ralph W. Spice Norman R. Traffis James R. Venner Alan W. Weiner Daniel L. Whipple Jack W. Young Jr.

1966

# in Class: 257 # of Gifts: 83 % Participation: 32% Anonymous(1) Frank V. Ammirato Dennis R. Anderson

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Stanley M. Antczak Howard E. Baybrook Jr. Lawrence D. Becker Arthur F. Boehm Robert T. Bond Jr. William T. Busch David H. Butler Fred I. Camerer David D. Collins Paul A. K. DeSantis Charles S. Dickey Fredrick R. Eplett Philip J. Erdelsky Walter F. Evans Albert W. Fink H. Lee Flower Jr. H. Kent Fox Joseph M. Gingo William A. Gislason John W. Glaspey Lawrence G. Golden James N. Greenfield Charles L. Gross Stephen W. Hager Paul D. Hicks Donald G. Hlusak Robert G. Hodgins Thomas J. Innes Ernest F. Jageler Jr. Robert H. Josselson George R. Kalan Maurice G. Kitces Ronald L. Kolb Michael K. Korenko Donald E. Kreinbring Richard A. Kulik Richard H. Ladner Robert C. Lawler Dale W. Lichtenberg John S. Loomis James D. Loux John A. Massie Ronald A. McGimpsey John W. McMahon Ronald J. Meetin George J. Merk Ronald A. Mischler Paul E. Mocadlo Donald J. Moracz Barry E. Morgan Richard M. Myers Julius Z. Nadas John M. Neorr

Richard D. Neroni Charles R. Nichols Thomas D. Oxley Ralph M. Papa Steven E. Penn Robert P. Peterson Wayne L. Podell Richard E. Pokrywka Alan A. Polster Philip E. Rakita James M. Reddy John A. Reinicke William J. Saas Neal V. Sangree G. Saviers Warren A. Sklar Myron A. Smith Craig P. Snapp Laszlo Sogor Timothy C. Stevens William B. Tessmer Marvin L. Union Ronald J. Valus Gerald M. Van Keuren Jr. Victor Waluch Robert G. Wilhelm Jr. Heinz L. Wimmer

1967

# in Class: 244 # of Gifts: 48 % Participation: 20% Randall D. Adams Richard M. Alden Robert T. Bair Jr. Richard B. Bertolo Richard A. Carlstedt Martin P. Charns Joseph S. Churchman David H. Cikra Lawrence A. Clark John P. Crain Lawrence E. Dean Thomas K. Ehni David A. Fox Robert A. Gadosik Fred H. Geisler William R. Goldman Allen H. Gutheim William R. Haskell Paul D. Hemenway Zelek S. Herman

Alexander J. Ho Walter M. Holloway Jr. John A. Holy John M. Jasany Rodney J. Jesseman John F. Jones Jr. James T. Kelly Edward J. Kownacki Richard W. Lisska Ian Mackay Edward P. McHenry William P. Nebel Bruce R. Nicholson David L. Parham Sam H. Parker John J. Petrovic Michael S. Pliner Thomas H. Rochester II W. Stephen Rochlis Barry A. Romich III A. Eric Rydgren Jr. Dennis L. Schneider Edward J. Schneider Jr. Dennis M. Shannon Howard A. Silver James J. Svoboda Marianne B. Szabo William P. Wiemels

1968

# in Class: 300 # of Gifts: 64 % Participation: 21% Michael J. Albert Harold G. Alles Robert J. Antinone Arthur T. Balcerzak Timothy W. Baldwin Robert H. Beckley David P. Beechuk Robert B. Bellman Ronald A. Bohlander John F. Burger III Linda M. Churchman Charles W. Clendening Jr. William C. Colket William A. Daigneau William W. Davis II Michael H. Diamant Richard C. Dietz Rick C. Dilsizian Thomas C. Esselman

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ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS William R. Feth Henry A. Finkle Jr. David A. Foster Mark D. Frishberg Pascal J. Gambardella Jack S. Gips Charles A. Green Eugene Greenstein Mark C. Gussack Raymond J. Halicki David C. Halley Clark W. Heckert Jeffrey C. Jones John R. Kastelic Stephen C. Kempf John G. Kern Roddy King John W. Langner Michael L. Lubin Raymond F. Mallinak Jr. Dennis M. Manos Richard C. Masek Larry E. McCandlish Walter F. Nemcek Thomas N. Packard Carl F. Panek Leo R. Piotrowski Richard T. Preston Alan M. Riegler Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ronyak Edward V. Rutkowski Cosimo G. Sciotto Terrence J. Sejnowski Edward L. Shapoff Carl A. Singer Philip S. Sklad James L. Smialek Donald J. Snider Frank A. Steffey Jr. Kenneth F. Stianche Gordon W. Sweet Thomas G. Szymanski Ronald L. Thuma George J. Ursick Jr. Henry L. Vernon Jr.

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1969

# in Class: 286 # of Gifts: 68 % Participation: 24% David F. Adams John E. Allers John R. Anderson Roland L. Bates Jonathan L. Brockwell Jerry L. Chodera William F. Clancey Mark A. Coblitz Dominic D. Cordiano Arthur C. Curtis Jr. Andrew F. Daughety Thomas F. Dohnal Russell L. Domski Francis M. Dunlevey Dewey I. Dykstra Jr. Michael B. Feldman Charles P. Fischer Robert C. Fuehr Edward D. Gardner Robert W. Gerlach Harvey M. Goertz Gregory Z. Golian Arthur M. Greenberg Frank W. Harold Robert E. Hartsock Glen A. Heyman Michael S. Hyrnick Thomas A. Iha Frederic H. Jacobs Richard A. Jerdonek John E. Kapitzky David A. Keskinen Paul R. Kimmel John A. Lerch John P. Linhart Jeffrey W. Lund Charles L. Maierson Richard C. Marquard William P. McAfoos Robert C. McCune Jr. John C. Mihalek John A. Miller Ronald E. Miller J. Alan Mochnick Arthur C. Nagel Charles H. Nicholl David H. Nichols Joseph F. Orichella

Earl W. Overstreet II John F. Paul William R. Peckol David C. Pheanis Richard A. Proeschel Richard C. Riccardi Robert P. Sabin Sr. Charles J. Schubert Jr. William C. Schwarz Lawrence M. Sears Zef Shanfield Werner A. Sicvol Claudia A. and Clinton E. Silverman Kenneth R. Spikowski James E. Thompson Thomas E. Wallin Kenneth H. Wetmore Roger A. Wing Dana B. Zahuranec Martin A. Zofko

1970

# in Class: 270 # of Gifts: 48 % Participation: 18% Gene J. Ameduri Thomas J. Andersen Thomas R. Andrews Kenneth A. Barker Gregory P. Catrambone William E. Causin George R. Cserbak Reuben A. DeBolt James Ekmann Dale C. Ferguson Vincent W. Ferraro Robert A. Field Robert A. Gertler H. Steven Gilbert Peter S. Gilmour Jay C. Goldstein John D. Green A. Gregory Hale Donald E. Hankins Robert M. Hurley Duane J. Jarc Francis W. Kearney Edward A. Kenik John R. Kinstler John M. Kuhlman Edward S. Mallinak Jr.

Michael A. McManis Eugene C. Muratore Kenneth A. Niemi Philip E. Orbanes Peter E. Packard James J. Paulus Daniel L. Pierce William R. Pugh Richard A. Pump J. David Roberts Carl R. Sadler William J. Scheerer John Sigmond III James H. Skjervem James H. Swift Irland L. Tashima Richard A. Treveloni Karl Tubalkain Rufus F. Turner Jr. James R. Waldorf Gregory N. Walther Reich L. Watterson III

1971

# in Class: 284 # of Gifts: 67 % Participation: 24% Anonymous(1) Michael C. Anderson Mark B. Barden Richard C. Beercheck Donald C. Braun John T. Bressler Gerald R. Cappo Peter W. Carpenter Dean I. Clay Anderson C. Clutter Eric C. Cohen William D. Dickinson William D. Drotning Mark W. Estes David A. Fink Michael K. Fukuda George C. Galster Raymond T. Garea Richard R. Gehring Dennis E. Griffin Wesley A. Hansen III R. Clay Haubert David E. Henderson David W. Hill David D. Hock

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Thomas R. Horner Richard M. Jackson Charles H. Jaeger Thomas L. Jarvis Michael P. Keenan Ronald D. Koncal William N. Krueger Phillip M. Kurpe David P. Kurrent Laimonis A. Laimins A. Pearce Leary III Garland E. Likins Jr. Gerald E. Lucak Kenneth L. Mantey David L. Matthews Daniel A. Mayton Gordon J. Melle James H. Miller Jay F. Moldovanyi Samuel Mudrak Stephan D. Murphy Jeffrey R. Neff Joan M. Oravec John G. Rako James H. Reiman Glenn Ricart Craig A. Richmond Steven B. Rubin Peter F. Salamon Jr. John W. Seferian Ralph W. Siskind Theodore D. Swanson Leslie E. Szakallas Edward J. Tatman Martin G. Trembly Charles E. Vail Thomas F. Van Denberg II William Wachsman Douglas L. Wall Karl A. Wilks James R. Williams Charles R. Yager

Robert P. Brentin Steven R. Buerkel Richard S. Curtiss Jr. Robert Duke Jeffrey K. Farmer Richard L. Fladung James H. Flora Alfred E. Frey Jr. Timothy J. Griesbach Lee W. Hartmann Brian K. Humphrey Karl W. Irons Wayne D. Jennings Gary A. Johnston James A. Jurczyk Joseph M. Kaminski Jeffrey A. Karson Donald W. Kastner Philip A. King Craig M. Kocisko Robert B. Kromer Robert S. McMillan Francis L. Merat David S. Miller David C. Miller George J. Misic Donald B. Mumford Thomas Operchal Frank J. Pikovsky Paul E. Plank Dennis A. Risen Robert N. Rodriguez Kathleen P. Schodt Richard L. Sirow Eric R. Snyder James F. Soeder Andrew D. Staursky Jr. John J. Stermer Michael E. Sullivan Kurt W. Swogger John T. Welch Gregory L. Williams

1972

1973

Jerry T. Adamic David R. Barna John M. Bendfeldt Scott F. Boettcher Frederick P. Boyle

Michael S. Albert Walter O. Augenstein Patrick J. Banchy Charles E. Brandman Timothy T. Calvey

# in Class: 238 # of Gifts: 47 % Participation: 20%

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# in Class: 229 # of Gifts: 55 % Participation: 24%

Douglas R. Camp David W. Clow Robert E. Criss Stephen G. Dale Paul W. Deichmann James A. Ellowitz Dante Frabotta Walley G. Francis Rick L. Goddard Steven J. Halasz Steven G. Harris Paul I. Hicock Jonathan D. Jaffe David R. Jones David A. Kalina Richard W. Kelly David L. Klein Ronald C. Kuebler John B. Lee Jr. James A. Marinik Paul D. Markey Richard H. Matthews Casimir J. Matuszewski Robert F. Millar Bernard L. Newman Willie W. Ng Gerald T. Norman Matthew J. Nousak John L. Petric Gregory C. Riffle Rosalyn J. Rufer William N. Saks Gary G. Schupska Joseph E. Sedlak Mark F. Sejnowski Don P. Shook Thomas J. Shutt John Skaras Martin D. Smalc Robert B. Strother Jr. Charles N. Strotz III John T. Strukely Robert J. Tabernik Larry A. Tepper Arthur M. Unger Gerald S. Vertal Steven W. Weissner Robert C. Weppler E. Carlo White Donald A. Williamson

1974

# in Class: 223 # of Gifts: 41 % Participation: 18% James L. Aker Michael H. Babiak Paul M. Bocci Mark A. Brody Harvey C. Clough Gary A. Derian Alan J. Dudas Katherine B. Emrich David L. Ergun Alan R. Frasz Clifford L. Greenblatt William M. Grossman John H. Habbert III John E. Harkey Mark A. Humphrey Thomas R. Keske Joseph B. King Robert H. Krizman Wayne H. Kuenzli George G. Lafko Jerome P. Lang Wing-Kay K. Leung Elyse M. Lewis Alfred B. Mason James M. Mates Gregory A. Michnay Daniel H. Moellering Stephen P. Mosier Anne M. Nolan James E. Price Jr. Lawrence W. Pruneski Sheldon R. Salkovitch David F. Sholle Harvey A. Splaver Jeffrey A. Tanchon Steven G. Todd Bruce A. Twarog Douglas E. Weir Alan R. Whitney Charles S. Williams Allan L. Zaebst

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ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS 1975

# in Class: 199 # of Gifts: 31 % Participation: 16% Peter B. Armentrout Don S. Batory Thomas P. Bejger James J. Blike Dwain L. Carver Thomas E. Eckstein Timothy E. Fahey Steven M. Ferguson John R. Ferma Robert B. Finucane Jacob C. Frick Margaret J. Gorensek Peter S. Homann Gary G. Jarkewicz Kimberly N. King Earl J. Kirkland Mark A. Little Carl J. Lock Jr. Gary M. Michal Richard E. Millar Stephen J. Niksa Frederick M. Pakis Vincent J. Perricelli David A. Roberts Barry A. Satz Robert R. Sepsi Andrew E. Spencer Ted Z. Takacs Michael W. Timko Dannis T. Yang Ronald J. Zab

1976

# in Class: 193 # of Gifts: 42 % Participation: 22% David W. Bakke Albert L. Barnes Scott D. Barthelmy Edward M. Braun Harlan R. Cohen Michael J. Deloye Myra C. Dria Edward P. Dunn III Donald L. Feke James W. Garrett Don A. Gudaitis

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Philip N. Hartong Mark R. Juba Daniel J. Kovalik Paul S. Kramer Erik P. Kristoffersen Robert A. Landis Brian B. Lentrichia Sanford Levine Ray P. McCawley Susan Nagorney John V. Pietras Stephen B. Rice Bruce G. Richards Roy P. Sambuchino Lee A. Schechtman John P. Schweitzer Mark G. Smith Lel F. Somogyi Eileen M. Spevak James J. Strand Ralph V. Straubs Hillary M. Sullivan Grace E. Svilar Mark Svilar Gordon Y. Tanaka Mario M. Vargas Gerald L. Wasserman James K. Weddell Alan A. Weiss Richard J. Yannuzzi Cary H. Yuan

1977

# in Class: 168 # of Gifts: 25 % Participation: 15% Stephen J. Alexander Bruce K. Asamoto Daniel A. Baker David J. Cornelius Paul F. Franklin Rob A. Gingell Jr. Maximilian B. Gorensek Stephen J. Gottron William D. Gropp Donald E. Koehn Jr. Daniel N. Kosareo Margaret J. Lyell Robert W. Molitors Carl R. Nehls Cathleen R. Poon Gary E. Skerl

David M. Stiles Joseph J. Sulc Roger E. Susi James E. Szabo Robert S. Tamaru Timothy W. Thew Phillip M. Wagner Richard P. Woodard Dennis H. Wright

1978

# in Class: 175 # of Gifts: 37 % Participation: 21% Todd W. Arnold Emanuel M. Balale Donald M. Ballard Gail K. Bonner Christopher J. Cherrie Jeffrey I. Clyman Michael D. Contenza Gary A. Cyr John T. Durkin Stephen A. Fossi Robert J. Frohman Michael M. Grabowski Thomas D. Gregory James P. Hrusovsky Victor Hutnik Kevin P. Johnson Steven A. Joliat David P. Kovarik Susan K. Loucka John J. Macek Filip G. Machi Elizabeth K. Mann Steven R. McCrillis Joseph M. Miller Michael J. Molnar Jeffrey E. Purdy Michael W. Quinn Scott A. Raybuck Kenneth A. Reindel Joseph A. Sabolik Carl R. Schaub Mark A. Schmidt Reinhard A. Schumacher William A. Shannon William M. Tarlton Debra L. Wilfong Catherine A. Willott

1979

# in Class: 189 # of Gifts: 51 % Participation: 27% David D. Beal Barbara A. Brown Joseph A. Buccilli Peter M. Burk F. Steven Chalmers III Lawrence A. Deck James A. Dickerman Robert M. Ferencz David A. Fotland Thomas A. Gauthey Ann George Keith A. Gillis Dennis L. Harvey Don H. Hashiguchi Steven B. Herndon Jeffrey O. Herzog William J. Hinkle James H. Janicki Gary L. Kelley Daiva Kinnavy Daniel N. Kinnavy Frank J. Kocjancic Jr. Linda M. Kovacs Gregory J. Kuebler Laurel K. Lawrence Ann M. Lowry Eugene Lozyniak David J. Magee Theodore N. Matsko Valentine C. Matula Martha L. Mecartney Aribert T. Meder John P. Menniti Rudolph J. Mueller Christopher F. Pilliod Carl Polisena Donald J. Richards Herbert W. Schilling Gary S. Seldner Mary R. Shurtleff Steven S. Simmons J. Andy Sinclair Joyce R. Spencer William A. Spencer Steven W. Story Jonathan S. Super George J. Valco

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Robert B. Webster Stephen A. Wood William W. Wood Joseph E. Zawistowski

1980

# in Class: 246 # of Gifts: 33 % Participation: 13% Nicholas Ajdinovich Neal G. Christoph George E. Flax Louis J. Ghosn Dermot J. Gosser David R. Gross Laurie S. Herceg Mary Jane K. Hornung Mark A. Imbriani Joseph A. Landers Victor J. Langelo Lawrence I. Larkin Donald E. Lewis Donald M. Markuson Anthony R. Matlak Michael E. McHenry Ernest A. Miller Diane L. Mueller Timothy J. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shaughnessy Anthony E. Palmer Diana R. Petrauskas Steven P. Ruden David A. Sekel Ruth S. Stock Stephen M. Sutor Darryl L. Vaci Christine A. Vining Mark L. Vonder Haar Robert L. Wantz Gina M. Whitney Mark A. Wollen Walker P. Woodworth Burch E. Zehner

1981

# in Class: 248 # of Gifts: 41 % Participation: 16% Gregory S. Ammar Duane C. Basch Steven G. Belovich Jay S. Bensusan

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Carter J. Bidwell Vincent J. Bilardo Jr. Bradley A. Boytim Michael T. Carey Robert E. Chew Steven M. Cochoff Robert J. Cox James P. Delatore Joseph Doychak Steven R. Duckro Kyle Eberts John C. Gibbons David R. Gillette Ramon A. Gomez James R. Gunderman Lawrence L. Harvey Saad E. Hebboul Michael J. Herceg David Jones Mark J. Karol H. Robert Kenna Anthony J. Lang III Maribeth E. Lekas Alex G. Margevicius Russell Moy James S. Papanu Laleh Ramezani Stephen J. Ratcliff Douglas A. Reece Mark G. Reichmann Kevin G. Robertson William E. Ryan Roy E. Smith Robert A. Soltis Charles E. Strawbridge Timothy A. Taubert Matthew B. Zimmt

1982

# in Class: 259 # of Gifts: 48 % Participation: 18% David A. Butler Mark A. Centa Kimberly B. Cohen William E. Conaway Robert M. Dickerson Michael F. Dreiling David F. Essi III Tracy L. Faber Kirsten E. Fleischmann James E. Gentry Jr.

Wendy Mead Gibbons Kathleen B. Gosciniak Elizabeth J. Greenberg Donald M. Hanigan Jr. Susan E. Henderson Eric Holcomb David W. Hula William D. Issa Jr. Dan L. Kelly Joseph J. Kopanski III Laurie A. Kopec Thomas W. Krucek Roderick L. Lashley Martin F. Lipman Maria Litt William C. McFarland Robert J. Meara Thomas J. Mego William G. Messenger Herman J. Miller Jr. Mark W. Moore Robert A. Nedorost Nicholas K. Petek Emmanuel Petrakis Michael A. Petrik Steven J. Rak Karen J. Roscoe Bruce W. Schafer Mary Jo Shalkhauser Lynne Shapiro Brotman Carolyn J. Sippy Michael J. Stone Richard J. Vamos Sally A. Waxman Judith S. Weisgerber Robert I. Wenig James T. Zickes Joseph A. Zolyak

Louis M. Hebert Jeffrey T. Igel George M. Irwin Kevin T. Kee Kelly S. Ketring Troy P. Klingler Ann Klodor Chip Krauskopf Richard G. Lee Barbara P. Lin Timothy A. Lis Douglas T. Mallinak Joseph G. Matuscak Ronald A. May Robert J. Merat Douglas D. Mooney David J. Muzilla Stephen G. Naculich Michael S. Newell Jonathan A. Platt James C. Rasbold Benjamin Rosolowski Gary A. Rozak Karl E. Schwiegershausen Gregory F. Shay Susan G. Staples Charles W. Stearns Bruce M. Steinetz Cheri M. Washburn Louise M. Wheeler Richard M. Withers Michael J. Zappia William M. Zevin

1983

Kathryn L. Bacon Michael F. Caputo Daniel Cheng Christopher M. Chorey Michael A. Civiello Rita L. Cognion Natalie G. Cooper George D. Davison Andrew S. Dewa Donald A. Ehlert Matthew D. Farrell Daniel A. Field James M. Galm Keith M. Ganzer

# in Class: 255 # of Gifts: 42 % Participation: 16% Elliott L. Anderson H. Charles Benz II Ira G. Bibbero Christopher D. Butler Michael L. Ciancone John T. Ciolek Jr. Raymond E. Clark William J. Eich Kimberly S. Fischer

1984

# in Class: 287 # of Gifts: 40 % Participation: 14%

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ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS John C. Glessner Lynn W. Hanigan Ka-Pi Hoh Robert E. Hornstein Kevin S. Hoyer Leslie Anne G. Hoyer Paul G. Kelly Dung M. Luong Richard X. McKinley Stephen M. Miller Wright J. Nee Catherine A. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Riordan Robert A. Oster Carl Von Patterson Klaus-Markus Peters Kelynne E. Reed Jeffrey A. Rights Arch D. Robison Joseph A. Rosenthal John F. Schindler Jr. Tod A. Tomczak Kenneth R. Vollmar Daniel J. Wasser Loring A. Weisenberger Bruce J. Wendt Ellen M. Zinni

Sholeh Hessami Steven M. Howard Aric D. Kaiser Christine M. Keller Mansoor A. Khan David S. Labuda Peter C. Litwinowicz Tien M. Luong Martin D. Marsic Matthew J. Marton David P. Miller Stephen T. Nawalaniec James B. Nazar Don Ng Denis Sankovic Michael J. Skoch Stephen J. Szczecinski David A. Tomes Jr. Peter Q. Tran Julie A. van Gelder Judith F. Van Zante Lyle F. Weaver James E. Wilson

1986

1985

# in Class: 360 # of Gifts: 46 % Participation: 13%

Julie L. Ames Jeffrey A. Baxter Kenneth Berger Kurt A. Biery Robert E. Bond Jr. Dennis P. Byrnes John T. Caulfield III Chi M. Cheng Brian R. Cook Brian C. Dawson Nicholas J. DeCarbo James L. Donnelly Vickie L. Feeman Vera Fosnot David W. Foutch Richard A. Fray Mark S. Friske George F. Gianelos John W. Gobieski Jeffrey R. Guerber Jennifer M. Hall

Donald D. Anthony Randall M. Bachtel Anne Z. Banks Kurt M. Berger Katherine J. Blankenburg Mark J. Boerwinkle Glenn J. Boysko I. Norman Chang Kathryn D. Cook Emily A. Daponte W. Gregory Downs Kenneth J. Farrell Robert C. Faulds Laura L. Froehlich Christopher C. Hagen Stephen J. Hussell Vincent G. Karasack Hani A. Kayyali Stewart A. Kelly Laura R. Klebe Timothy M. LeFevre Kathryn E. Lewis Theresa A. Lober-McIlhenn Frederick E. Manley

# in Class: 373 # of Gifts: 44 % Participation: 12%

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Kathleen M. Marshall Paul F. Medvec Michael T. Mott John E. Murray George L. Perlic Kevin A. Pollari Kenneth L. Praprost Barton C. Rasmussen Joseph A. Reed Martin F. Ryba Donald A. Schurr Christina L. Semkow Charles A. Southard Glenn V. Southard David A. Stuczynski Sidney C. Sun Brian J. Taylor William K. Thompson Edward J. Tompkin Raymond J. Trask Timothy E. Vaughan Patricia A. Vrobel

1987

# in Class: 356 # of Gifts: 38 % Participation: 11% Kenneth J. Aanderud Elizabeth S. Biegelsen Jason A. Brodkey Terri R. Carvagno In-Bey Chao Stacey S. Coyne Denise S. Dannels Christopher G. deHaas Michael T. Denk David A. DiCarlo G. Phillip Engeler Frank E. Espohl Darrick W. Gargiulo Theresa L. Harpster Joseph S. Horvath Jr. Chris D. Keener Veronica L. Kerr Kenneth G. Kozak Michael R. Krejsa Joseph J. Kulig Robert N. Lipcsik Steven J. Marshall Brian T. Milas Gregory C. Miller John D. Niedermeier

Jose L. Pinelli Miles A. Reucroft Nadine Y. Rosile-Sloan Paul F. Rusyn Vincent W. Schoenig David J. Schultz Eric D. Snider Sharon A. Soltesz James B. Walpole Lisa M. Waples Brian K. White Charles S. Whitman Christine M. Wolak

1988

# in Class: 286 # of Gifts: 27 % Participation: 9% Mark M. Abumeri John P. Barry Andrew S. Bean Milind M. Bhanoo Caroline L. Claspy James P. Cooney Guy M. Danner Todd A. Digiacinto Joseph P. Discenza Charles D. Linville Bohdan G. Liszniansky Hang K. Loi Elaine M. Lung Kevin F. Malinowski Robert M. Martinko Dieter Moeller Kent J. Nee Sean O. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill Grover E. Paxton Shelly M. Peet Russell R. Reynolds Edward Selent Richard A. Simmons Mark J. Spetsios Lisa M. Sweeney Angus M. Taggart Mark D. Warrick

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1989

# in Class: 277 # of Gifts: 24 % Participation: 9% Dale A. Carson Alan B. Chaput Jr. John F. X. Daly Edward S. Delaplaine II Thomas S. Derevjanik Paul B. Fischer Glen D. Hise Robert T. Honious Ellen M. Horn John A. Huffman George Klinich III Gregory W. Koltas John W. Kuzmicki Vince A. Lichtinger Jeffrey J. Mason Christopher D. Meader Hung T. Nguyen Erik C. Orange Jay W. Radke Darrell E. Reed Matthew R. Rejmaniak Jose L. Rodriguez Lori K. Taylor Scott J. Woods

1990

# in Class: 270 # of Gifts: 22 % Participation: 8% Donald R. Barbin Jr. Jeffrey K. Barkehanai Theresa K. Bhanoo Anthony A. Buop Timothy J. Clancy Joseph P. Fakult Laura J. Flanagan Roderick C. Gauss Benedict A. Gomes David J. Graham Debra L. Hartsell Michael D. James Marc Kannenberg William E. Kirby Jr. Kathleen D. Klinich Rob C. Knauerhase Kevin J. Kranzusch Brian G. Montelauro

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Jack L. Riley Todd M. Shaffer John D. Specht Robert W. Stadler

1991

# in Class: 242 # of Gifts: 20 % Participation: 8% Anonymous(1) Eric A. Angyal Julie L. Branyi-Morean Eitan Flank Joseph R. Hartleb Scott C. Hatfield Robert J. M. Henderson Ralph H. Jansen Geoffrey A. Kagel Colin P. Kilbane Ronald F. Lamb Hiroshi Miyazawa Duane E. Norris Elizabeth S. Pease Kirk A. Rodgers Timothy J. Splinter Shri D. Varadarajulu Scott A. Waters David D. Yankovitz Robert M. Yantosca

1992

# in Class: 206 # of Gifts: 12 % Participation: 6% Michael J. Abshire Brian D. Culler James E. Hamm Jeffrey J. Kellam Ellen Lee Eric H. McDonald Craig L. Nickol Tammy M. Owings David A. Penry David A. Seeh Alison M. Taylor Chris A. Winslow

1993

Robert P. Stalder Todd Turnidge Anthony P. Whitehouse

Kevin N. Bracy S. B. Buckler Glenn A. Crocker Anthony B. DiFiore Lawrence T. Dues Colleen W. Green Diane Haberbusch Maria T. Havenhill Paul M. Helmick John J. Hetzer Jr. Denise M. Katona Andrew T. Lee Timothy J. Lengel Heidi B. Martin Ajay R. Marwaha Matthew A. Medford Mark W. Myers Alexander A. Veenstra John T. Whittington Carolyn E. Wilson Eric A. Zahn Janice R. Zahn Kay Ann C. Zienta-Smith

1995

# in Class: 232 # of Gifts: 23 % Participation: 10%

1994

# in Class: 220 # of Gifts: 21 % Participation: 10% Anonymous (2) Robert B. Cassidy Frank J. Corrado Michael C. Dwyer Allison J. Esenwine Lisa M. Jeran Peter A. Johnson Kimberly A. Kerber George G. Klemic Jr. Michael S. Koralewski Matthew Krumholz Catherine M. Kutas Matthew K. Lashutka Eric J. Matyac Erin T. McDevitt Ramin A. Meshginpoosh Jason L. Mitchell Dimitri Ofengenden

# in Class: 226 # of Gifts: 14 % Participation: 6% Sammeh M. Alihassan Daniel E. Barr Brian S. Casselberry Patrick H. Dunlap Jr. Anthony Ezell Peter J. Henry Jr. Cassie L. Laasch-Hand Benjamin J. Martin Laraine V. Martin Omar Musa Amy L. Raab Russell Lilana Slater Nicholas F. Urbanski Jingrong Xu

1996

# in Class: 261 # of Gifts: 23 % Participation: 9% Matthew D. Barb Joseph J. Beno Kirsten N. Bowen Mark A. Bukala Peter L. Castro Manoj Das Jennifer N. Fakult Justin D. Fisk Osnir S. Hennig Fresa Christopher J. Hinkle David M. Hinkle Edward M. Jolin Jerry W. Jordak Margaret T. Kasner Gregory W. Kelley Steven J. Kuhlman William Todd Martin Thomas J. Noe Arjen W. Peirce Tiffany L. Petroc Geoffrey C. Schmit Rahul D. Sethi Randhir R. Sethi

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ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS 1997

# in Class: 300 # of Gifts: 26 % Participation: 9% Scott A. Ameduri Christine S. Anderson Matthew S. Barratt John E. Belcher James Bodner Judd R. Cheatwood David D. Coe III Robert P. Cvetichan Daniel J. DiFilippo Dawn M. DuPriest Tianwen Feng Rebecca S. Geissler Jonathan H. Hogg Jason D. Hunt Harrison Kim Alysia K. Lorincz Christa M. Milhouse Douglas A. Rathburn Kyle A. Salem Carolyn E. Schmit John H. Schober Steven D. Shabino Elizabeth A. Shack Michael J. Thompson Jerod E. Tufte Brian J. Wopershall

1998

# in Class: 257 # of Gifts: 20 % Participation: 8% Mikhail V. Alterman Danielle M. Brodecki Bennett C. Burke Jonathan D. Cocco Christopher M. Dreher Heather M. Dunn Rachel M. Eixenberger Julie N. Fleischer Shawn M. Horner Daniel R. Keiser Rebecca Luria Jacob K. Matthews Stephen M. Pelkowski Kevin E. Roach

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Sachin S. Sethi Eric Szeto Thuan D. Truong Yvonne Tso Terence E. Wei Michael D. Zoran

1999

# in Class: 252 # of Gifts: 20 % Participation: 8% Stephen Abramson Charles Bear Jennifer L. Bordeaux Mark C. Brighton Kurt Kasper Stephanie S. Kasperski Dennis Kimes Douglas J. Nienaber Jennifer K. Nienaber Matthew A. Perlman Adam B. Phillips Michael Reed Andrew Reitz Brent R. Robinson Andrew C. Slocum Kurtis A. Swinehart Robert Trefz Matthew S. Wallin Scott M. White Michael P. Winnen

2000

# in Class: 269 # of Gifts: 18 % Participation: 7% Jeffrey B. Armstrong John E. Bennardo Kevin M. Burns Angela Y. Byun Robinson Michael A. Dumesh Brian A. Giovanni Lauren M. Hartman Benjamin A. Haskell Kevin M. Haughan Rachel L. Heberling Adam T. Hill Jose E. Janer James D. Kilmer

Larry S. Miller P. C. Pace Robert H. Reckers Susan C. Schreiner Antonio L. Scinicariello

2001

# in Class: 280 # of Gifts: 29 % Participation: 10% Andre U. Aguillon Moatassim Aidrus Matthew M. Borto Raymond Chan John A. DiBella II Dawn M. Dolobowsky Christopher M. Gaal David A. Hanneke Niuniu Ji Andrew J. Katronick Meghan A. Kerner Benjamin J. Langhals Kent Lee Vincent Y. Liu Mary Ann M. McClure Sarah E. Miller Raviraj Nataraj Rajeev Raghavan Travis B. Ribar Megan L. Roberts Nathan D. Schiffrik Brian H. Schriver Christopher T. Sica Avi A. Tevet Swaminathan Thangaraj Kevin D. Tolejko Luke D. Vriezen Andrew J. Wheaton Crystal L. White

2002

# in Class: 289 # of Gifts: 29 % Participation: 10% Anonymous(2) Peter G. Adamczyk Christopher D. Aiken Christine M. Daniels Jessica A. Delaney Pete S. Dias Daniel A. Dunst

Sean E. Elias Bayard V. B. Gennert Julia C. Gevrenov Amanda L. Grace Evan J. Halprin Fulter M. Hong Robert M. Immormino Kathryn R. Kamp Jacqueline E. Kramer Milica A. Kuester Paul M. Kuester Joel C. Mathewson Edward P. Pavlak Daniel J. Pendergast Adam N. Perer George D. Ricco Adam C. Snyder Christopher R. Steva Russell W. Valentine Kim C. Vo Andrew L. Wismar

2003

# in Class: 289 # of Gifts: 21 % Participation: 7% Anonymous(2) Matthew D. Anderson Brian D. Cocherell Charles A. Davis David D. Grace Steven E. Guba Jr. Jonathan D. Gummow Sarah B. W. Jones Colleen M. Kalczynski Randy S. Kelso Brian A. Lause John J. Mayer Stuart B. Morgan Kathryn A. Morrical Joseph T. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Leary III Steven A. Rodney Michael J. Rossiter John B. Schaeffer Jeffrey D. Siebert Elissa B. Wolf

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2004

2006

Justin R. Bolek Amy S. Chan Jenny Chan Diane Cross Joseph S. Felix Stephen J. Gage Benjamin J. Hothem Andrew W. Johnson Robert L. Jost Jonathan A. Karas John A. McElhinny Robert H. Natelson Andrew L. Schifle Scott J. Volchko

Anonymous (2) Ran Ari-Gur David C. Bartholomew Christopher R. Borish Damon R. Bosetti Maxwell H. Briggs Louis D. Burnoski Benjamin Chan Everett M. Criss Lauren A. Gaeta Lhotse C. Guerrero Nitin S. Kolluru Jennifer Kwon Lindsay M. Miller Anthony E. Nally David R. Ojala James R. Olliver David Qiu Megan J. Quick Lauren L. Smith Michael E. Stockman Brian D. Szuter Matthew C. Terrell Aaron C. Trachtman Lori Wu Anatoly Zlotnik

# in Class: 285 # of Gifts: 14 % Participation: 5%

2005

# in Class: 314 # of Gifts: 21 % Participation: 7% Anonymous(1) Thomas J. Andersen Megan S. Browdie Andrew O. Claugus Brian K. Corson-Marquess Di and Matthew Cross Kathryn R. Fitzgerald Eric C. Gross Daniel S. Howe Lee E. Hyson Bryan P. Inderhees David C. Lenzer Michael R. Lukas Vinay Majjigi Josiah C. Miller Daniel Purdy Aaron D. Tainter Kevin D. Wissner Jared J. Wolff William R. Wright David L. Young

# in Class: 412 # of Gifts: 27 % Participation: 7%

2007

# in Class: 327 # of Gifts: 22 % Participation: 7% Jeff L. Barnes Nicole M. Blanchette Benjamin Chodroff Stuart M. Cohen Marlon R. Cox Nathan C. Duff Philip A. Dunker Hillary C. Emer Bradley C. Gill Aaron C. Johnston-Peck Nicholas V. Kosareo Louis Kosnosky Phillip Andrew Mathewson

Gregory J. Minwell George H. Palko Benjamin A. Rellinger Benjamin J. R. Rose Sarah Rovito Nathan A. Schatt Gregory J. Strnad Jon G. Virgi Christopher E. Weigold

Brian D. Holt Alexander J. Hunt Matthew J. Murphy Eric D. Nielsen Michael C. Petro Alexander L. Rivera Micheal J. Spence Casey Steigar John M. Zamojski

2008

2010

Christopher A. Carach Stephanie J. Dux Timothy J. Franke Trevor J. Ilse Bernard Jacobson Laurent J. Majerus Steven J. Majerus Jennifer Mathewson James Organ David L. Poerschke Arkady Polinkovsky Rushabh A. Sheth Charles E. Sing James R. Suffolk

Deborah C. Beirne Timothy J. Burns Rita A. Cabral Neil J. Crowley Katherine M. Ehlert David Karnick Andrew M. Krajewski Andrew Lee Nicholas J. Magdziak Jessica L. Schreiber Scott T. Sosnowski Andrew M. Swisher Gregory P. Thiel Ryan J. Wilson

2009

2011

Anonymous(1) Shahrir I. Alam Josip Brnada Justin K. Brosi Tyler Casalone Nicholas J. Castorano Julie M. Chapman Eric Chen Gregory J. Conen Daniel E. Dennhardt David M. Dremann Babajide Falae Robert T. Fath Chad R. Fusco

G. Connor Evans Michelle K. Sing

# in Class: 244 # of Gifts: 14 % Participation: 6%

# in Class: 313 # of Gifts: 23 % Participation: 7%

# in Class: 261 # of Gifts: 14 % Participation: 5%

# in Class: 313 # of Gifts: 2 % Participation: 1%

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Graduate Recognition We wish to thank all the graduate alumni for their continuing support of graduate education and departmental support. Your dedication and support of the Case Alumni Association the Case School of Engineering and the College of Arts and Sciences during fiscal year 2010-11 is greatly appreciated. James J. Abbas G’89, PhD’92 Franklin P. Abbott G’56 Kishore C. Acharya G’75 Malcolm J. Agnew G’64 Titus V. Albu G’00 Brian N. Anderson G’86 Anonymous (2) David J. Arend G’04 Reuben R. Aronovitz G’62 Thomas A. Auten G’67, PhD’71 Michael A. Bachmann G’81 Lionel V. Baldwin G’59 Gust Bambakidis G’63 PhD’66 Keith A. Bancroft G’85 Robert A. Bartolini G’67 Dipak K. Basu G’70 J. Donald Beasley G’67 Stephen A. Becker G’74 Gina K. Beim G’87 David G. Belanger G’68 , PhD’71 Jack H. Bellack G’63 Shmuel Ben-Shmuel G’83 F. Edward Bentley G’55 Frank J. Berarducci G’00 Michael A. Berger G’65 Lawrence A. Bergman G’80 Donald F. Bittner G’85 Douglas M. Blakeley G’80 Peter N. Blount G’74 Franklin R. Borkat G’67, PhD’71 John A. Brown G’59 Mark L. Bubnick G’99 J. Michael Burke G’71 Shelley D. Burns G’85 Leonard H. Burrows G’62 Thomas W. Burtnett G’66 Lynn E. Bush II G’97 Chrysanthie D. Chamis G’97 Satish Chandra G’74 Andy C. Chang G’96, PhD’02 Chuen-Huei & Jhy-Jiun Chang G’69 Raymond C. Chao G’64 Richard E. Chase G’79 Victor C. Chen G’83, PhD’89 Louis S. Chestney G’93 Tien-Li Chia G’82, PhD’85 Tattamangalam S. Chidambaram G’67 Chai-Jing Chou G’87 Richard A. Christ G’80 Hoo Y. Chung G’79 Nathan L. Church G’63, PhD’65 William A. Compton G’57 Daniel L. Connell G’88 Denis J. Connolly G’66, PhD’71 Gus L. Constan G’61 David G. Cory G’81, PhD’87 Robert A. Cowan G’60 PhD’62 Walter E. Cowan Jr. G’62 Patrick E. Crago G’70, PhD’74 44

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Nancy W. & Robert T. Craig G’53 Gordon G. Cross G’66 Scott R. Culler G’82, PhD’85 Walter J. Culver G’62, PhD’64 Robert E. Cunningham G’61 Stuart F. Daniels G’66, PhD’70 Craig V. Darragh G’79 Thomas S. Davis G’67 Serge M. De La Porte Des Vaux G’81 Marc N. G. De Mul G’96 Jambunathan Deviprasad G’88 Patricia Dickerson G’99 Bart A. DiLiddo G’60 Mark R. Dimaline G’96 Mario A. D. Dimayuga G’91 Yezdi N. Dordi G’79 James H. Doubrava G’72 Wade C. Driscoll G’75 Douglas S. Dudis G’84 Judy C. & Larry V. East G’65 Lynn J. Eastwood G’66 Richard J. Ebert G’74 Alan C. Eckert Jr. G’55, PhD’61 Brendan D. Elliott G’08 Glenn A. Emelko G’03, PhD’09 Sherwood L. Fawcett G’48, PhD’50 Robert W. Fiellman G’65 Robert J. Flower G’65 John J. Fontanella G’69 Peter J. Frank G’66 Ernest A. Franke G’67 Timothy P. Gabb G’88 Robert A. Gelman G’72, PhD’74 Rita & Yousef Ghodsizadeh G’75 Charles C. Giamati Jr. G’62

John M. Gilligan G’76 Thomas A. Glassman G’73 Louis J. Goldman G’67 Byron S. Gottfried G’62 Robert D. Green G’09 Thomas M. Grill G’78 Salvatore J. Grisaffe G’65 Robert R. Gruetzmacher G’73 Dilip K. Guha G’65 Prabhat K. Gupta G’69, PhD’72 Robert A. Gustaferro G’86 Guillermo Gutierrez G’78 Donald L. Haas G’55 Wayne A. Hamilton G’60 George W. Hancsak G’03 Robert J. Hanold G’62, PhD’66 Yale D. Harker G’62 Richard T. Hart G’83 Edward J. Haugland G’68, PhD’77 Donald W. Havas G’69 Ezra D. Heitowit G’62 Thomas L. Hemminger G’92 Edmund M. Herrold G’79 Kenneth E. Hickman G’65 William S. Hill G’66 John J. Hiller Jr. G’65 Anne E. Hines G’90, PhD’94 Jeffrey H. Hoel G’71 Arve B. Holt G’67 Timothy L. Hottel G’76 James K. House G’85 Gerald L. Houze Jr. G’61, PhD’65 Kuan-Yuan Hsu G’74 Yuntao Hu G’95 Rajkumar S. Iyer G’88, PhD’91

“The education I have received at Case has been rigorous, and the faculty have encouraged my development not only as a researcher, but also as a creative thinker. The involvement of the faculty in students’ development makes Case a leader in training students to be independent innovators. Alumni giving demonstrates pride in our education and our wish to give back to the University community. A high level of alumni participation is an indication that a significant number of Case graduates value the education we have received, and that we want to promote the development of the Case educational environment. Being nationally competitive requires a strong level of commitment from alumni.” Kathleen M. Jagodnik G’07 Winter 2011

Jeremy F. Jacobsohn G’92 Kathleen M. Jagodnik G’07 Scot E. Jaynes G’92 Robert W. Jenkins G’63 Babu Joseph G’74, PhD’75 Ranu Jung G’86, PhD’91 John L. Kardos PhD’66 Stuart W. Katzke G’73 Orron E. Kee G’64 Parry Keller Jr. G’49 Harold B. Kendall G’50, PhD’56 Robert J. Kerczewski G’87 Jisook Kim G’02 Matthew R. Kirsch G’10 Mark A. Knepper G’75 Paul J. Kolodzy G’84, PhD’86 George D. Kraft G’61, PhD’66 David A. Krohn G’67 Philip L. Krug G’59 Maria A. Kuczmarski G’92 Konrad J. A. Kundig G’68 Michael E. Kurz G’67 Mario Laiseca G’90 John A. Landis G’01 Nicholas J. Lanni G’67 Jerome F. Lapham Jr. G’65 Curtiss O. Larson G’65 Caryn K. Lasser G’84 Martin T. Lawler G’65, PhD’67 Richard B. Lazarus G’90 Jar-Jueh Lee G’73 Kwang-Soo Lee G’72, PhD’75 Lieng-Huang Lee G’54, PhD’55 Anthony J. Lelli G’80 Stephan A. Letts G’75 Lawrence W. Leyking G’66 Jie Li G’90 Mei Li G’86 Thomas P. Lightbody G’93 Chien-Hua Lin G’73, PhD’75 Shih-Tsun Lin G’55 Chung-Chiun Liu G’68 Ping Y. Liu G’62, PhD’66 Richard Y. Liu G’05 Yin-Chang Liu G’76, Ph.D.’83 Ralph E. Locher G’66 Raghavendra R. Loka G’79 Kenneth A. Loparo PhD’77 Pau-Chang Lu G’63 Kenneth R. Lutchen G’80, PhD’83 Denis A. Lynch Jr. G’72 Patrick J. Lyons Ph.D. G’67 Stephen A. MacDonald G’72 Artur Mager G’51 Melvyn D. Magree G’63 Irving Malkin G’60 Charles W. Marschall G’60 George T. Matthews G’79 David H. McCann Jr. G’66 Donald D. McFall G’85 Gary E. Mechler G’72, PhD’74 Julie S. Melzak G’01 Fehmidakhatun A. Mesania G’99 Barbara J. Messinger-Rapport G’85, PhD’88 Surajkumar G. Mhatre G’95, PhD’97 Winter 2011

Alfred R. Michenzi G’68, PhD’74 Diane M. Mieskowski G’82 George E. Miller G’79 Michael K. Moe G’61, PhD’65 Young-In Moon G’76 Eugene R. Moore G’62 James I. Morgan G’60 Samuel T. Morneweck G’65 Lawrence J. Munini G’66 John D. Murray G’81 Shirley A. Murray G’73 Nobuyuki Nakajima G’58 Arthur K. Nakashima G’65 Jagannath R. Nanduri G’02, PhD’06 Masud N. Naraghi G’64 Harry C. Nash G’58 Michael A. Nazaretz G’71 Harold E. Neustadter G’69 James S. Newman G’79, PhD’83 Philip E. Nielsen G’68, PhD’70 Raymond S. Ogrinc G’52 Kelvin H. Okumura G’80 Kevin J. O’Leary G’62, PhD’67 Stephen C. Olenik G’78 Byron L. Olson G’70 Ann & Robert G. Orth G’77 Robert J. Osiewicz G’72 Mark I. Ostler G’73, G’75 David E. Owens G’66 James E. Palmer Ph.D. G’67 Dorothy Pan Wong G’64 Kaumudi I. Pandya G’84, PhD’87 Nokuleswar Panigrahi G’87 Anthony A. Parker G’89 William T. Parker G’64 John R. Parrish G’82, PhD’85 Marina R. Pascucci, PhD’80 Lyle A. Pauer G’68 John B. Peatman G’60, PhD’65 Timothy M. Peglow G’78 Lawrence L. Perletz G’77 George Picha G’74, PhD’76 Harvey S. Price G’65 Margaret P. Proctor G’84 Aleksandar Prole G’81 Jeffrey R. Quay G’83 Donald A. Rauh G’80 Frank Rausche G’70 Donald T. Reilly G’74 James Riesenfeld G’64 ,PhD’66 Leonard Rizzolla G’66 Jay K. Roberts G’79 Victor D. Roberts G’67, PhD’72 Earl T. Robinson G’81 John M. Roblin G’62 W. Leslie Rogers G’67 Mark S. Romano G’90 A. D. Rossin G’66 Marc D. Rubin G’96 Gary F. Ruff G’75, PhD’77 George A. Sai-Halasz G’72 Jennifer E. Salem G’00, PhD’03 Richard B. Salmon G’80 John N. Sanders-Reed G’89 Gary D. Sandrock G’65

Sheldon I. Schaffer G’80 Paul M. Schaible G’61 David T. Seitman G’77 George W. Sentell Jr. G’55 Melvin P. Shaw G’63, PhD’65 Zhilei L. Shen G’07, PhD’10 Hyoun-Woo Shin G’82 Yong Shu PhD’01 Angad Singh G’96 Arun K. Singhania G’70 Brent C. Sisler G’77 Srinivasan Sivashankaran G’83 Donald R. Smith G’83, PhD’87 Michael R. Smith G’66 Paulen A. Smith G’60, PhD’64 Robert R. Smith Jr. G’92 Pravin L. Soni G’77, PhD’79 Ajeet S. Sood G’63 Orhan Soykan G’90 George L. Spencer G’63, PhD’66 Allison M. Stawarz G’02 Terry M. Stephenson G’74 James F. Stevenson G’70 John D. Stevenson G’68 Daniel H. Suchora G’73 Wayne W. Sukow G’63 Joseph W. Sullivan G’66 Lionel J. D. Sully G’69, PhD’71 James W. Summers G’71 Stephen E. Sunderland G’73 James K. Sutter G’85 Stanley Tager G’71 Robert D. Tanner G’67 Tzu C. Teng G’72 Kenneth R. Thompson G’68 Julian M. Tishkoff G’68 Leonard K. Tower G’59 Joseph Trivisonno Jr. G’61 Christopher W. Uzelmeier G’67 Boddu N. Venkatesh G’92, PhD’96 Douglas H. Wachter G’84 Alan B. Wagner G’62, PhD’65 Annie P. Wang G’82 James H. Wang G’91 Jiangtao Wang G’96 Thomas Wang G’90 Samuel R. Weigard G’85 Ede R. Weiner G’71 William T. Wickham G’54, PhD’56 Kimberly M. Wiefling G’86 John M. Wiencek G’86, PhD’89 Donald R. Wilkinson G’49 Samuel R. Williams G’80 Thomas J. Williams G’91 Kenneth D. Willmert G’66, PhD’70 Matthew R. Wolf G’02 Homer G. Wolfe G’64 Robert N. Wolfson G’69, PhD’75 Chuen Wong G’67 Jinwei Yang G’93 Arthur Yelon G’59, PhD’61 Jimmy Y. Yeung G’76 Pengpeng Zhang G’01 Neal S. Zislin G’80 Thomas G. Zogakis G’68 Case alumnus

Every Gift Counts

CAA Endowed Funds The generosity of alumni and friends has created the following endowed funds held and administered by the Case Alumni Association/Foundation. These endowed funds provide annual support to scholarships, fellowships, professorships, faculty support, labs and equipment and other uses at the Case School of Engineering and the applied math and sciences at Case Western Reserve University. The Robert J. Adler Memorial Fund The Brenda A. and Robert M. Aiken ’52 Scholarship Fund The J. Lawrence Amos ’30 Scholarship Fund The Grant Anderson Scholarship Fund The James S. Anderson ’32 Scholarship Fund The John H. Anderson ’03 and John F. Anderson ’33 Scholarship Fund The George and May Margaret Angell Memorial Scholarship Fund * The Elsie D. & Peter A. Asseff, Sr. Scholarship Fund* The John and Eleanor Baird Scholarship Fund The L. David Baldwin’49 Endowment Fund for Facility Development and Equipment The L. David Baldwin ’49 Physics Laboratories Endowment Fund The L. David Baldwin ’49 Scholarship Endowment Fund The John C. & Genevieve M. Bartos Scholarship Fund The Arthur H. Benade Fund for Physics The Benich ’65 Endowment Fund for Chemical Engineering The Carl F. Benner ’16 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Albert P. Beutel ’14 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Blanz Family Scholarship Fund The George B. Bodwell ’35 Fund The George B. & Virginia Bodwell ’35 Fund The Ann and Alfred “Bud” Body ’37 Scholarship Endowment Fund The William & Amelia Bolz Scholarship Fund in Honor of Ray E. Bolz ’40 The Betty & Wilbert S. Brewer ’15 Scholarship Fund * The Wilbert & Betty Brewer Scholarship Fund The Carol and Edward Breznyak G’64 Co-op Student of the Year Award The Edward J. Buell ’17 Family Scholarship Fund The Paul L. Carll ’49 Scholarship Fund The Case Alumni Association 21st Century Fund The Case Alumni Association Endowment Fund The Case Alumni Association Memorial Scholarship Fund The Case Alumni Association Sustaining Fund The Case Science and Engineering Development Fund The Gordon E. Carson ’31 - Midland Case Club Scholarship Fund The Roger H. Cerne ’63 Scholarship and Fellowship Fund The Charles F. Chapman Memorial Scholarship Fund * The Chi Corporation Fund The Harry D. Churchill ’15 Memorial Award The Churchill Family Scholarship Fund The Roger M. Clapp Memorial Scholarship Fund* The Class of 1923 Scholarship Fund The Class of 1925 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Class of 1926 Scholarship Fund The G. Brooks & Mary Earnest Class of 1927 - 60th Reunion Fund The Class of 1931 - Robert S. Shankland Scholarship Fund The Class of 1936 Scholarship Fund The Class of 1937 “Heart of Case” 50th Reunion Fund The Class of 1938 - 50th Reunion Scholarship Fund The Class of 1939 - 50th Reunion Scholarship Fund The Class of 1940 - 50th Reunion Scholarship Fund The Class of 1941 - 50th Reunion Scholarship Fund The Class of 1942 - 50th Reunion Scholarship Fund The Class of 1943 - 50th Reunion Fund The Class of 1951 Scholarship Endowment Fund

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The Class of 1952 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Class of 1955 - 50th Reunion Scholarship Fund The Class of 1959 - 50th Reunion Scholarship Fund The Joseph B. Clough ’31 Endowment Fund The Coaches Fund The Kirsch L. Conant ’17 & James A. Conant ’46 Memorial Scholarship Fund The John Renault Courtney (Case 1931) and Cordelia Rupp Courtney (WRU ’31) Memorial Scholarship Fund The Henry & Elizabeth Cowles Scholarship Fund The Donald A. Crouse ’37 Endowment Fund The Evelyn and Frederic M. Darner ’22 Scholarship Fund The Clarence A. (Jake) Dauber ’26 Memorial Scholarship Fund The William & Mayme DeGrace Endowment Fund The John B. deHamel, Jr. ’48 Memorial Prize Fund The Robert & Dorothy Denton Scholarship Fund The Guido E. Di Geronimo ’45 Family Scholarship Fund The Stanton D. Dornbirer ’21 Endowment Fund The Jack E. Duff ’39 Scholarship Fund The Lynn J. Ebert ’41 Memorial Fund The William A. Eisenhauer ’49 Scholarship Fund The Eltech Systems Lectureship Fund The A. Earl Field ’25 Endowed Scholarship Fund The John M. Flynn Family Scholarship Fund The Gertrud & Robert A. Freliech ’58 Endowment Fund The Sam and Ester Friedman Scholarship Fund The Richard P. Frohmberg Endowed Scholarship Fund The Milton C. Fruehauf ’28 Scholarship Fund The John L. Fuller ’36 Prize Fund The George A. Ganley ’66 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Peter J. ’29 and Ada L. Gurklis Scholarship Fund The John Browning Gibson ’49 Scholarship Fund The Roy L. Gilbert ’48 Endowment Fund* The Givelber Scholarship Fund The Walter Tell & Hedwig Walther Gloor Scholarship Fund The M & J Goodman Family Endowment Fund The George J. Goudreau ’25 Scholarship Fund The Kenneth W. Grader ’37 Memorial Scholarship Fund The George C. Graf ’23 Scholarship Fund The Clinton T. Greenleaf, Jr. ’42 Endowment Fund The Robert W. Grimble ’41 Scholarship Fund The Thomas Griswold Jr. ’96 & Nelson D. Griswold ’23 Scholarship Fund The Peter J. ’29 and Ada L. Gurklis Scholarship Fund The Phillip Wilson Gutmann ’54 Scholarship Fund The Harvey Family Scholarship Fund The Gertrude Bicknell Harvey Memorial Scholarship Fund The Robert F. Hehemann G’49 Memorial Fund The Allan H. Heidenreich ’05 & Robert D. Heidenreich ’38 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Philip K. (Nip) Heim Scholarship Fund The Bert M. Higley ’17 Endowment Fund The Higley-Harley Scholarship Fund The Howard F. Hinst ’35 Endowment Fund for Case School of Engineering The James C. Hodge ’23 Scholarship Fund The Richard W. Hoffman ’47 Memorial Fund

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The Arthur S. Holden, Jr. ’35 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Horsburgh Family Scholarship Endowment Fund The Elaine N. & Donald F. Horsburgh ’40 Scholarship Fund The Ernest C. Huge ’30 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Robert Irwin ’32/Painton Scholarship Fund The Carl T. Jagatich ’70 Endowment Fund The George E. Johnson ’41 & Robert M. Ward ’41 Merit Scholarship Fund The Walter D. Johnson ’30 Student Loan Fund The A. Stoddard Jones ’38 Scholarship Endowed Fund The John M. Kaufholz ’43 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Lester J. Kern ’39 Memorial Laboratory Endowment Fund The Walter I. Kisner ’34 Fund The Wilbert L. Kleiber ’34 Scholarship Fund The Charles J. and Elizabeth R. Koch ’41 Fund The Professor Jack L. Koenig Endowed Spectroscopy Fund The Krumhansl Fund for Women in Science The Ned I. Kuenhold ’40 Endowment Fund The Labuda Family Endowed Scholarship Fund The Pauline and Harry Lasch ’26 Scholarship Fund The Irving F. Laucks ’04 Scholarship Fund The Robert H. Lee ’05 Scholarship Fund The Philip A. Legge ’43 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Scholarship Fund The Patrick G. Lind Memorial Fund The Edward H. Lindeman ’17 Scholarship Fund The Sylvia Metcalf Lissa Scholarship Fund The Margaret H. and Charles W. Lytton ’31 Scholarship Fund The Samuel H. Maron ’31 Memorial Fund The Carolyn J. & John A. Massie ’66 Endowment Fund The John P. McLarty Scholarship Fund for the Department of Mechanical Engineering The Madonna G. McElhany Memorial Endowment Fund The John S. McKeighan ’33 & Gertrude A. McKeighan Scholarship Endowment Fund The Paula ’65 & Gerald ’65 McNichols Scholarship Fund The McPherson & Rowell Fund The Patricia & James R. Meehan ’47 Endowment Fund The Charles J. Meloun ’42 Scholarship Fund The Arthur I. Mendolia ’41 Scholarship Fund The Paul C. Mehnert ’28 Endowment Fund The Harry E. Metcalf ’06 Scholarship Fund The Stanley A. Midnight ’29 Scholarship Fund The Joseph J. Moore ’34 Scholarship Fund The Dao-Yunn & Jac-kee Nee Memorial Scholarship Fund The Frank H. Neff Professorship The Domenic Nero Memorial Scholarship Fund The C. Richard Newpher ’37 Endowment Fund The Paul W. Oligny Class of ’54 Scholarship Fund The Arnold & Jessie Ohlsen Endowment Fund The Helen M. (Billie) and Edward N. (Eddie) Painton Scholarship Fund * The Pampel Family Scholarship Fund The Kathryn & Owen B. Patton ’41 Scholarship Fund The John P. Pearce ’66 Scholarship Fund The Wallace R. Persons ’31 Memorial Fund The W. R. “Buck” Persons ’31, G ’32 Fellowship Fund The Alvin C. Peterjohn ’15 Endowment Fund for Chemical Engineering The Robert F. Peterjohn ’50 Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund The A.E.R. (Gus) Peterka ’22 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Delano J. Petraitis ’68 Memorial Fund The Phi Kappa Tau Scholarship Fund

Winter 2011

The Mr. & Mrs. Jack Phillips ’55 Endowment for the Masters in Engineering Management Program The Mr. & Mrs. Jack Phillips ’55 Endowment Fund The William E. Pritts II ’61 Family Scholarship Fund The Charles E. Radke ’55 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Helen & Neil J. Ranney Scholarship Fund The Alan C. Price 1954 Family Scholarship Fund The Charles E. Reed ’34 Endowment Fund for Matching Research The Charles E. Reed ’34 Polymer Research Fund The Reliance Mechanical Contractors Scholarship Fund The Bruce N. Richardson ’18 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Russell M. Richardson ’35 Laboratory fund The Ray A. Ride Scholarship Fund The Jeanne E. & Webster C. Roberts ’40 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Thomas H. Rogers ’49 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Frank Roodman ’31 Scholarship Fund The Sol A. Ross ’43 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Clayton L. Sandel ’28 Laboratory Fund The F. Grant Saviers, Jr. ’66 Scholarship Fund The Robert L. Schaefer Prize Fund The Cornelius G. (Cornie) Scheid Scholarship Fund The Ralph C. Schiring ’31 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Bernard B. Schramm ’11 Scholarship Fund The Donald E. Schuele G’63 Endowment Fund The Max Y. Seaton ’12 Scholarship Fund The Robert F. Seedlock ’35 Scholarship Fund The Sethi Scholarship Fund The Anish Shah ’91 Memorial Fund The Robert S. Shankland ’29 Memorial Fund for Physics The Claude B. Sharer Scholarship Fund The Robert L. Shurter Scholarship The Robert M. Skidmore ’35 Endowment Fund The Richard F. Smail ’42 Scholarship Fund The Henry W. Spreitzer ’62 Scholarship Fund The Florence Finley & Theron D. Stay ’14 Scholarship Fund The Stephan Family Scholarship Fund The I. Harold Stutz ’49 Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund The William C. Sudeck Memorial Fund The William F. Szabo ’30 Scholarship Fund The Martha and Carl R. Taylor Memorial Scholarship Fund The Gene L. Tromblee ’56 Scholarship Fund The Thomas Uhrig Scholarship Endowment Fund The Vance Van Doren ’82 Scholarship Fund The Opal J. & Richard A. Vanderhoof ’39 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Robert E. ’51 & Carol Vidal Scholarship Fund The Fred Hale Vose Prize and Scholarship Fund * The William J. Voss ’43 Endowed Memorial Fund The Tom Walker ’36 Memorial Fund The Professor John F. Wallace Fund The Robert M. Ward ’41 & George E. Johnson ’41 Endowment Fund The Leonard Weitz ’15 Scholarship Fund * The Paul E. Westlake Engineering Scholarship Fund The Charles J. Windsor ’33 Scholarship Fund The Isabel & John Wirts ’31 Scholarship Fund The Ray H. Witt ’51 & Gary F. Ruff G’75 Foundry Development Fund The Mr. & Mrs. Wayne E. Zahn ’49 Academic Scholarship Fund The Brian C. Nalven ’87 Zeta Psi Scholarship Fund The Anthony D. (Tony) Ziherl ’51 Memorial Scholarship Fund * Funds held at CWRU for CAA Allocation

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Every Gift Counts

CSE Endowed Funds The generosity of alumni and friends has created the following endowed funds held and administered by Case Western Reserve University to benefit the Case School of Engineering. The endowment provides perpetual annual support for students and faculty by funding professorships, scholarships, research, equipment, and much more. The Harry F. Affelder Scholarship Fund The George I. Alden Scholarship Fund The Andersen Family Endowment Fund The Clifford L. Anthony Endowment Fund The Arthur P. Armington Professorship in Engineering The James B. Arnold Memorial Scholarship Fund The Elsie D. and Peter A. Asseff, Sr. Scholarship Fund The Wilbert J. Austin Memorial Scholarship Fund The Wilbert J. Austin Professorship Fund The Monroe J. Bahnsen Memorial Fund The John H. and Eleanor R. Baird Endowment Fund The Jean and William G. Bares Endowment Fund The Edwin O. Barstow Endowment Fund The Ormond E. Barstow Memorial Scholarship Fund The John and Mary Bates Endowment Fund The Frank A. Baumgartel Endowment Fund The Bayer Corporation Graduate Fellowship in Macromolecular Science The Harold Simmons Booth Fund The Raymond Boyer Endowment Fund The C. Benson Branch Professorship in Chemical Engineering The Edwin A. Brezina Endowment Fund The Leonard Ronis-Parsons, Brinckerhoff Scholarship Fund The Rubin and Kate Brooks Endowment Fund The Dr. Frederick S. Campbell CIT ’64 Fellowship Fund The Frank R. Carvell Endowment Fund The Churchill Family Scholarship Fund The Harry D. Churchill’15 Memorial Award Fund The CIBER, INC. Scholarship and Fellowship Program The M. Roger Clapp Memorial Scholarship Fund The Justus Martin Clinthorne Scholarship Fund The Carl J. Conti Endowment Fund The Walt and Sylvia Culver Engineering Fellowship for Sustainable Infrastructure The Cloud L. Cray Equipment Fund The David B. Deioma Endowment Fund The Lester E. Demler Endowment Fund The Directorship for Translational Research Endowment Fund The George S. Dively Distinguished Professorship The Donley Endowment Fund The Donnell Institute Professorship The Robert Edwards Endowment Fund The Max E. and Jean C. Elder Endowment Fund Margaret R. and Edward M. Esber, Jr. Endowment Fund The Russell and Thyra Fellows Endowment Fund The Albert E. Field Endowment Fund The Allen H. Ford Distinguished Visiting Professorship Program The Allen H. and Constance T. Ford Professorship in Biomedical Engineering

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The Martha C. Ford Endowment Fund The Foulke Endowment Fund The Matthew J. and Anne J. Franzen Endowment Fund The Paul and Maxine Frohring Merit Scholarship Fund The Carl F. Geltz Endowment Fund The Ralph W. Geltz Endowment Fund The T. Keith and Ruth Glennan Endowment Fund for the Case School of Engineering The Dr. Ramon and Sandra Gomez Endowed Scholarship for Hispanic Engineers The Goodrich Professorship for Engineering Innovation The Howard F. and Geraldine L. Graff Endowment Fund The Robert W. Grimble ’41 Endowment Fund The Srinivasa (Vasu) Gutti Chairman’s Award Endowment The Gordon and Lois Hann Endowment Fund The Gordon E. and Lois W. Hann Research Award Fund The David A. and Claudette Hartman Endowment Fund The Robert John Herbold Professorship in Information Technology The H. B. Herron Scholarship Fund The Albert M. Higley Fund The Albert Higley Memorial Scholarship Fund The Alexander J. and Pauline Y. Ho Endowment Fund The Edward Holasek Endowment Fund The Arthur S. Holden Endowment Fund The Fulter and Rebecca Hong Think[box] MEM Student Fellowship Fund The Dr. Jennie S. Hwang Endowment Fund The Connie R. Ilcin Endowment Fund The Carl T. Jagatich Endowment Fund The William M. and Michael D. James Family Endowment Fund The J. and R. Scholarship Fund The Andrew R. Jennings Professorship of Computing Sciences The Donald Junglas Endowment Fund The Robert C. Kauffield Endowment Fund The Max A. Key Memorial Fund The Joseph and Nancy Keithley Fellowship Endowment Fund The Max A Key Endowment Fund The Joyce and Elmer Kitinoja Endowment Fund The Neil H. Knowlton Endowment Fund The Kyocera Professorship in Ceramics Stephen and Hazel Lawson Endowment Fund for Engineering The Michael and Gizella Lina Endowment Fund The Elmer L. Lindseth Endowment for Mechanical Engineering The Elmer Lindseth Professorship in Biomedical Engineering The Elmer L. Lindseth Scholarship Fund The Frank N. and Jocelyne K. Linsalata Initiative Fund The Lubin Family Scholarship Fund The Charles W. and Margaret H. Lytton Endowment Fund

Winter 2011

The Walter A. Madej Endowment Fund The Milton and Tamar Maltz Professorship in Energy Innovation at the Great Lakes Institute for Energy Innovation The Edmund T. Mann Department Fund The James S. Marpe Endowment Fund The Marion M. McGrew Endowment Fund The Gurney E. and Olive McLaughlin Scholarship Fund The Duncan J. Moore Memorial Scholarship Fund The Mario M. Morino Fund The Sally S. and John C. Morley Initiative Fund The Philip W. Morrison, Jr. Memorial Fund The J. Thomas Mortimer Prize Fund The F. Alex Nason Professorships The Douglas W. Nock Endowed Fund The Nord Distinguished Assistant Professorship The Nord Professorships in Engineering The Eric T. Nord Endowed Fund for Faculty Development The Ohio Eminent Scholars Endowment Fund The Kevin Olmstead Endowment Fund for International Educational Experiences The Omnova Foundation Scholarship Endowment Fund The Philip Guion Osborn Endowment Fund The Paul Ostergard Endowment Fund The Elizabeth J. Parsson Fellowship Fund The Walter E. and Barbara A. Pavlick Endowment Fund The Persons Endowment Fund for Graduate Fellowships The Wallace R. Persons Initiative Fund The Wallace R. Persons Professorship in Sensor Technology and Control The Myron Phipps Dean’s Discretionary Fund for the Case School of Engineering The Edward B. Pilcher, CIT’35 Endowment Fund The Carl E. Podwoski Scholarship Fund The Edwin M. Prentke Endowment Fund The Procter & Gamble Chemical Engineering Endowment Fund The Irvin J. and Alice Rand Scholarship Fund Research & Commercialization Endowment Fund The Paul A. Restaino Memorial Scholarship Fund The Donald J. Richards Fellowship Endowment Fund The Charles and Marjorie Ritchie Endowment Fund The Julius G. Rosswog Endowment Fund The M. Frank and Margaret Domiter Rudy Professorship of Biomedical Engineering The Warren E. Rupp Professorship The Meritt B. Sampson Endowment Fund (In memory of his good friend Daniel Wright) The Charles and Shirley Sax Endowment Fund The John C. Schurger Endowment Fund The Joel Schwartz Dean’s Initiative Fund The Richard T. and Marcy L. Schwarz Initiative Fund The Theodore L. and Dana J. Schroeder Professorship in Computer Engineering and Networking The Timothy E. and Allison L. Schroeder Professorship in Computer Engineering and Networking

Winter 2011

The Larry Sears CIT’69 & Sally Zlotnick Sears FSM’72, LYS’74 Endowment Fund for Staff Support The Larry Sears CIT’69 & Sally Zlotnick Sears FSM’72, LYS’74 Endowment Fund for Lab Support The Thomas W. and Nancy P. Seitz Professorship in Advanced Materials and Energy The George Selden Endowment Fund The Albert P. and Enid A. Sharpe III Endowment Fund The Robert L. Shurter English Prize and Scholarship Fund John and Ruth Sigler Scholarship Endowment Fund The Robert L. and Anita L. Smialek Dean’s Initiative Fund The Albert W. and Mary W. Smith Endowment Fund The Kent H. Smith Professorship The Charles E. Spahr Endowment Fund The Spurney Family Initiative Fund The Michael H. Stern Memorial Fund C. Clark Street CIT’53 Endowment Fund The Edward and Marjorie Stonebrook Endowment Fund The Swagelok Center for Surface Analysis of Materials Endowment Fund The Paul F. and Elizabeth V. Swenson Scholarship Fund The Kurt W. Swogger Endowed Fund for the Case School of Engineering The Geoffrey and Jan Thrope Commercialization Associates Endowment Fund The Timken Foundation Fellowship Fund The Timken Honors Fellowship Fund The Joseph F. Toot, Jr. Engineering Professorship The Arthur Townhill Endowment Fund The Gene and Donna Tromblee Endowment Fund The George L. Tuve Family Endowment Fund The Fred W. Uhlman Scholarship Fund The Samuel H. and Bessie Shaw Urdang Memorial Scholarship Fund The Richard and Opal Vanderhoof Endowment Fund The Van Horn Memorial Library Fund The Kent Van Horn Lecture Fund in Materials Science and Engineering The William and Cordelia von Fischer Endowment Fund The David G. and Jane V.G. Watterson Endowment Fund The John C. Weaver Endowment Fund The Stanley E. Wertheim Prize Fund The Joseph Wertheimer Endowment Fund The Janice (Nan) and Harold (Hal) Williamson, P.E. ’51 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Marilyn and Robert Wilkens Fund for Women in Engineering The Kenneth Underwood Wirtz Scholarship Fund The Michael L. Wolf Endowment Fund for Fellowships The Ernest B. Yeager Endowment Fund The W. Leroy Zesiger Visiting Professorship

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Case Alumni Association 21st Century Society® The 21st Century Society recognizes those who helped Case Western Reserve University prepare for the future by including the Case Alumni Association and the Case School of Engineering in their wills, estate plans and/or trusts.

“My Case education was highly instrumental in teaching me to think logically in order to solve a variety of problems. My major was management science, but exposure to the natural sciences and mathematics resulted in a broad education that allowed me in later life to do well in a variety of business environments. My involvement in fraternity life enabled development of leadership and management skills, which also proved to be invaluable. The charitable gift annuity is a form of deferred giving that allows one to continue to earn the income from the assets contributed during one’s lifetime while still benefiting the charity in the long run. Using appreciated assets to fund the annuity provides additional tax advantages. It is almost like having your cake and eating it also.” William E. Pritts II ’61 Charitable Gift Annuity Donor

Richard Allchin ’47 Anonymous (9) William A. Apple ’48 Raymond Q. Armington Wayne E. Barrett Jr. ’44 George Baum ’54 Mrs. Jean H. Bolz (Ray E. Bolz ’40) Robert H. Bowerman ’49 Mrs. Leah K. Bradstock (Merel C. Bradstock ’36) Mrs. Ida Yoder Brenner-Russell (Russell D. Yoder ’39) Mrs. Martha Brewer (William M. Brewer ’41) David J. Bruno Jr. ’73 Bettymae Carter (John N. Carter ’43) Mrs. Anna Chaney (Alex F. Chaney ’41) Cloud L. Cray Jr. ’43 John C. Dannemiller Jr. ’60

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Mrs. Lenora Graham Davidson (Wilson Davison ’34) Donald A. Dick ’55 Karen L & Alan J. Dudas ’74 Bruce W. Eckstein ’60 Robert B. Edgar Jr. ’37 Mrs. Beryl Ehrhardt (Joseph I. Ehrhardt ’41) Wallace D. English ’49 Harry L. Farmer ’55, G’65 Archibald E. Fletcher ’54 Neal R. Flickinger ’52 John M. Flynn ’51, G’53, PhD’56 Mrs. Gertrud Freliech (Robert A. Freliech ’58) Phillip A. Froehlich ’49 Mrs. Catherine Fuller (John L. Fuller ’36) Richard C. Gerhan ’47 Warren C. Gibson ’65, G’69, PhD’71 Dorothy S. Gloor (Wilbur T Gloor ‘40)

Mrs. Laura Chesney Gockel (Gary L. Chesney ’19) Roger W. Grossenbacher ’61, G’67 Michael G. Gundzik ’59 Phillip W. Gutmann ’54, G’58 Elizabeth C. Guy (James R. Guy ’41) Don A. Halperin ’45 Robert D. Halverstadt ’51 Ruth Hamilton (Gail B. Hamilton Jr. ’49) Earl F. Hawkins ’55 Joan M. Hawkins Elizabeth Hays (Willard C. Hays – December ’42) Hugh R. Henry ’54 John P. Hollingsworth ’73 John E. Horner ’52 Thomas R. Horner ’71 Mrs. Gene C. Huntley (Harold W. Huntley ’41) James C. Kauer ’51 R. Douglas Kepp ’62 Kentland A. Krause ’59 Glenn C. Kuebeler ’57 Jack A. Lane Arthur B. Larsen ’59, G’61, PhD’67 Arthur P. Leary ’44, G’51 John W. Lewis ’43 Donald W. Liechty ’56 Harold W. Long ‘47 Robert R. Mantz ’59 David C. Marsh ’49 John A. Massie ’66 Dean C. Mathews ’42 Jack E. Maxwell ’49 John W. McCulloch ’82 Timothy McDonel ’55, G’57 Marguerite McLarty (John P. McLarty ’43) G.R. “Mac” McNichols ’65 Paula A. McNichols ’65 James R. Meehan ’47 Mrs. Marie Melby (Arne Melby ’39) Paul C. Menster ’48 Mrs. Ruth B. Morgan William C. Motz ’48 Mrs. Marguerite H. Mueller Brown (James C. Hodge ’23) Eugene L. Naegele ’49 Rosamonde Naegele (Raymond S. Naegele ’48) Harold T. Nissley ’60, G’69

Douglas W. Nock ’62 Anthony D. Oliverio ’55 Philip G. Osborn ’60 Nathan Oscar ’44 Raymond N. Outzs ’49 Hugh D. Pallister Jr. ’35 Kenneth R. Parker ’42 Mrs. Doris Pearson (Donald S. Pearson ’29) Alan W. Peterson ‘54 Mrs. Judith Petraitis (Delano J. Petraitis ’68) Edward M. Pflueger M.D. ’59 Charles H. Phipps ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Capers H. Poulnot John C. Ponstingl ’41 Oliver L. Poppenberg ’59 Roger W. Powell ’59 William E. Pritts II ’61 John R. Prysi ’56 Charles W. Rainger ’55 Dan S. Rasche ’49, G’50 Howard E. Roth ’45 Mrs. Virginia R. Rutledge (Bruce Richardson ’18) Adel S. Saada Edwin M. Salkeld Jr. ’57 Bobby D. Scearce ’60 Clinton E. Silverman ’69 Walter E. Simon ’47 Donald F. Soula ’48 Paul Stephan ’64 Frances M. Stirgwolt Paul L. Stone ‘41 Russell E. Umbenhour ’43 Lois C. Urban (Robert A. Urban ‘45) Richard A. Vanderhoof ‘39 Manuel P. Vasilakes ‘51 Irene Vozar (James G. Bishop ‘50) T. Urling Walker ‘51 Clyde K. Walter ‘64 James A. Warner Jr. ‘67 Russell J. Warren ‘60 Robert A. Wilkens ‘55 Harold E. Williamson P.E. ‘51 Cathryn L. Wilson (Stephen A. Wilson ‘36) Sylvia K. Yohalem (Martin J. Yohalem ‘41) Samuel A. York Jr. ‘54

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CASE G.o.l.d. Society The following members of the Case School of Engineering Graduates of the Last Decade became Charter Members of the CASE G.O.L.D. SOCIETY for making a new or increased gift of $25.00 or more to the 2010-11 Case Fund®. Names listed as bold are first-time members. Anonymous – 5 Anonymous First Time Donors - 2 Andre U. Aguillon ’01 Moatassim Aidrus ’01 Thomas J. Andersen ’05 Ran Ari-Gur ’06 David C. Bartholomew ’06 Christopher R. Borish ’06, G’08 Damon R. Bosetti ’06 Josip Brnada ’09 Megan S. Browdie ’05 Louis D. Burnoski ’06, G’07 Christopher A. Carach ’08 Tyler Casalone ’09 Nicholas J. Castorano ’09, G’10 Amy S. Chan ’04 Julie M. Chapman ’09 Eric Chen ’09 Benjamin Chodroff ’07 Brian D. Cocherell ’03 Stuart M. Cohen ’07 Brian K. Corson-Marquess ’05, G’07 Marlon R. Cox ’07 Matthew Cross ’05, G’07 Di Cross ’04 Neil J. Crowley ’10 Charles A. Davis ’03 Jessica A. Delaney ’02 Daniel E. Dennhardt ’09 Pete S. Dias ’02 John A. DiBella II ’01, G’04 Dawn M. Dolobowsky ’01 Philip A. Dunker ’07 Daniel A. Dunst ’02 Katherine M. Ehlert ’10 Sean E. Elias ’02 Hillary C. Emer ’07, G’08 Robert T. Fath ’09 Timothy J. Franke ’08 Lauren A. Gaeta ’06 Stephen J. Gage ’04 Bayard V. B. Gennert ’02 Julia C. Gevrenov ’02 Bradley C. Gill ’07 David D. Grace ’03 Amanda L. Grace ’02 Jonathan D. Gummow ’03

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Evan J. Halprin ’02 Brian D. Holt ’09 Benjamin J. Hothem ’04, G’06 Daniel S. Howe ’05, G’09 Lee E. Hyson ’05 Trevor J. Ilse ’08 Bryan P. Inderhees ’05 Bernard Jacobson ’08 Niuniu Ji ’01 Aaron C. Johnston-Peck ’07 Sarah B. W. Jones ’03 Robert L. Jost ’04 Colleen M. Kalczynski ’03 Kathryn R. Kamp ’02 Jonathan A. Karas ’04 Andrew J. Katronick ’01 Randy S. Kelso ’03 Meghan A. Kerner ’01 Paul M. Kuester ’02 Milica A. Kuester ’02 Benjamin J. Langhals ’01 Vincent Y. Liu ’01 Laurent J. Majerus ’08, G’09 Steven J. Majerus ’08 Vinay Majjigi ’05 Jennifer Mathewson ’08 John J. Mayer ’03 Mary Ann M. McClure ’01 John A. McElhinny ’04 Lindsay M. Miller ’06 Kathryn A. Morrical ’03 Anthony E. Nally ’06 Raviraj Nataraj ’01 Eric D. Nielsen ’09 David R. Ojala ’06, G’07

Joseph T. O’Leary III ’03 James R. Olliver ’06 James Organ ’08 George H. Palko ’07 Edward P. Pavlak ’02 Daniel J. Pendergast ’02, G’09 David L. Poerschke ’08, G’09 Arkady Polinkovsky ’08, G’10 Daniel Purdy ’05 Megan J. Quick ’06, G’07 Rajeev Raghavan ’01 Travis B. Ribar ’01, G’01 Alexander L. Rivera ’09 Benjamin J. R. Rose ’07 Sarah Rovito ’07 John B. Schaeffer ’03 Nathan D. Schiffrik ’01 Jessica L. Schreiber ’10, G’10 Brian H. Schriver ’01 Jeffrey D. Siebert ’03 Adam C. Snyder ’02 Gregory J. Strnad ’07 James R. Suffolk ’08 Andrew M. Swisher ’10 Brian D. Szuter ’06 Kevin D. Tolejko ’01 Aaron C. Trachtman ’06 Jon G. Virgi ’07 Scott J. Volchko ’04 Christopher E. Weigold ’07 Kevin D. Wissner ’05 Jared J. Wolff ’05 David L. Young ’05, G’09 John M. Zamojski ’09

“I am proud of surviving the rigors of a Case Western Reserve University engineering education. I still believe that I would not have had the success I’ve had without my Case education. I feel that it is worth donating to Case in order to support scholarships for today’s undergraduates. Tuition at the university isn’t getting any cheaper.” Brian Szuter ‘06 First-time Case Fund® donor Member, CASE G.O.L.D. Society

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Friends, Corporations and Foundations The following friends, corporations and family foundations have provided support to the Case School of Engineering and the Case Alumni Association during the past fiscal year. Thank you for your continued generosity. Sylvia Aarons Mary H. Ahrens American Heart Association American Society for Nondestructive Testing Analog Devices, Inc. Anonymous (8) AO Foundation Archaelogical Networks Lois Armington Christine A. Ash ASM International Atotech USA Inc. William D. Bartlett Fund Sylvia Bauer Bayer USA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald Berkey Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Blincoe Mrs. Patricia A. Bradburn Craig J. Brenner Mary Louise Broggini Charles L. Budde Canton Jewish Community Federation Cleveland Foundation Charlotte W. Coltman Community Foundation of Henderson County ControlSoft, Inc. COSE Group Services, Inc. Elizabeth M. Cowles Estate Betty W. Cox Crane Business Solutions, Inc. Anne Cunningham Catherine A. Curley Helen E. Davis Estate Mark R. DeGuire Jane Deike Mrs. Carole Denton Continental Business Enterprises, Inc. James R. Drake Daniel Ducoff Gayle Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Durham Ellison Medical Foundation Adrienne B. Eppell Erie Community Foundation Dorothy E. Fike

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Fluid Line Products, Inc. Marilyn Ganley Geist Deanna Gentile The Glaucoma Foundation, Inc. Dorothy S. Gloor Deena Y. Gordon Elizabeth C. Guy Carol L. Hammond Phyllis V. Handley Hartman Foundation, Inc. Hathaway Brown School Judith K. Harvey Carolyn Helfrick Mr. and Mrs. Herr Geraldine Herwald Constance Holden-Somers Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Holt Honeywell Mr. and Mrs. Alan Horn Jean L. Hulbert Doris Huyler Robert L. Jackson Jewish Federation of Cleveland Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee Ji & Li Family Foundation William Johnston & Cynthia Peck Helen Jones-Toms Keithley Instruments, Inc. Robert A. Knight Dorothy R. Kobara Michael Kolberg Colleen Konsavage Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kraus Martin P. Kress Gregory G. Kruszka Lanxess Corporation Lincoln Electric Company Mrs. Marjorie Lind Bruce Loessin Laura Lorenz Marshall J. Lukacs Ruth A. MacAllister Kathleen R. MacEwan MAR Systems LLC Edward A. Martin Loretta H. Mathews Vivian I. Mautz Lois May

George L. Mayer Shirley McColloch Denise A. McNaughton Gerald & Paula McNichols Family Foundation Nilesh Mehta Mrs. Eleanora Meloun Mariah Miles MIM Software Inc. Moen Inc. Douglas E. Mooney Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Moskovitz MTD Products, Inc. Stacy Muratore Murch Foundation Mark Murray Cindy Naegele Craig H. Neilsen Foundation Nordson Corporation Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District Ohio Cancer Research Associates Sonya G. Oppenheimer, M.D. ’54, ’58 Parker Hannifin Corporation Jennifer Peng John B. Poindexter Procter & Gamble Company Progressive Casualty Insurance Promerus, LLC Aaron Puhala Beverly Ragborg Alice Ramsauer Claiborne R. Rankin Ann S. Reilley Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Clare Rimnac Mildred Robinson Rockwell International Corporation Ann C. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rose Cheryl Rothenberg Fran & Warren Rupp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. T. Timothy Ryan Kelli R. Sanford-Burgoon David A. Schiraldi, Ph.D. Schneller, Inc.

Pauline Schroeder Schwab Charitable Fund Michael E. Seeley Sherwin-Williams Silicon Valley Community Foundation Society of Automotive Engineers Barbara M. Sovol Diane Spofford Eleanor Sternad Paul Stockman Kristina K. Sully Mr. and Mrs. Gene Taller Yinwei Tang Tau Beta Pi Association Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Thompson Mary Rose Tichar Jean Tomko FSM ‘50 Scott Trenor, Ph.D. Donna J. Tromblee United Way of the Columbus-Willamette Professor and Mrs. Eugene S. Uyeki Veale Foundation Beth Venier Walsh Construction Company Sharon P. Wang Esther Weiner Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. West Mr. and Dr. Sanford Wile Dorothy Williams Craig A. Wilson Sylvia K. Yohalem

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Matching Gift Companies The following corporations have generously provided support to the Case School of Engineering and the Case Alumni Association through their matching gift programs. Individuals are encouraged to ask their employers if their gifts to the CSE or CAA are eligible for this important program.

3M Abbott Laboratories Air Products Albemarle Foundation Alcoa Foundation ALSTOM Power Inc. American Electric Power Ameriprise Financial Analog Devices, Inc. AT&T Foundation Attachmate Corp. Avaya, Inc. B&W Y-12, LLC Bank One Corp BP Foundation Boeing Company Bridgestone Firestone Brush Engineering Materials, Inc. Caterpillar Foundation Chevron Petroleum Technology ChevronTexaco Cisco Systems Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Cytec Industries Inc. Deloitte Consulting LLP Dominion Foundation Dow Chemical Company Foundation Dow Corning Corporation Eaton Corporation Eli Lilly & Company Emerson Electric Company Entergy Corporation Exelon ExxonMobil Foundation Ferro Corporation FirstEnergy Foundation FM Global Foundation Gartner GE Foundation General Mills Inc. Goodrich Corporation Google

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Halliburton Foundation Home Depot IBM Corporation Incontrol, Inc. Intel Corporation Invensys Systems Inc. J P Morgan Chase Foundation John Deere Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of Cos. Johnson Controls Foundation Key Bank Lockheed Martin Foundation Lubrizol Foundation Lucent Technologies Marathon Oil Company Foundation Medtronic Merck Partnership for Giving Metso Automation Mobil Oil Corporation Moen Inc. Motorola Foundation National Instruments Nordson Corporation Norfolk Southern Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation OMNOVA Solutions, Inc. Oracle Corporation Parker Hannifin Corporation PepsiCo Foundation Pfizer, Inc. Philips Medical Systems Preformed Line Products Co. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Procter & Gamble Fund Progressive Casualty Insurance Raytheon Company Rockwell Automation Charitable Corporation Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation SanDisk SBC Communications

Science Applications International Corporation Shell Oil Company Foundation Sherwin-Williams Smart Modular Technologies, Inc. Sprint St. Jude Medical, Inc. State Farm Companies Sundstrand Corporation Synopsys, Inc. Telcordia Technologies Texaco Inc. Texas Instruments William Wrigley, Jr. Company Foundation Xcel Energy Xerox Corporation

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Case Fund® Board Approves Funding for Student Graduates A Legacy of Caring Since 1885 The Case Fund Board along with members of the Alumni-Student Relations Committee met on October 27, 2011, to listen to 17 presentations from engineering and science student organizations on campus for program funding for academic 2011-12.

National Society of Black Engineers $3,600

WISER (Women In Science and Engineering Roundtable)

Support for sending members to regional and national conferences of NSBE, leadership development and career fairs

Support toward their international outreach program in Bangalore, India, for underprivileged girls

Student leaders from each organization had five minutes to clearly articulate their programs and funding requests. Each presentation was excellent, well presented, and the Board was very impressed by each group.

Alpha Chi Sigma Chemistry Fraternity $1,000

Case Engineers Council (CEC) $15,000

In summary, $118,000 was awarded to nineteen organizations. Another $54,000 in scholarship support was granted to Case’s Rising Engineers and Technological Entrepreneurs (CREATE) for 12 design-engineering fellowships. Here is a summary of the organizations funded: Physics and Astronomy Club

$6,700

Toward trip to Fermi Lab in Chicago for 20 members in conjunction with Case Club event Society of Women’s Engineers

$3,500

Toward support of a faculty appreciation dinner to honor one faculty member from each Case School of Engineering Department BioMedical Engineering Society $15,000 Toward International BMES Conference, end-of-year awards banquet and mentoring program Engineers Without Borders

$22,000

Toward completion of Latin American program, new programs in Africa and Pacific Rim and local projects at Case Western Reserve University Squire Vallevue Farm and elsewhere

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Support for supplies for hands-on demonstrations for members volunteering at Great Lakes Science Center children’s programs Polymer Initiative of Northeast Ohio (PiNO) $3,000 Support of conference at Case to foster academic-industrial networking for polymer companies and macromolecular science and engineering students

Sponsorship of CEC’s Engineers Week Banquet and weeklong activities and competitions ASCE Steel Bridge Competition $7,100 Support for design, fabrication and construction of steel bridge for regional and national 2012 ASCE Steel Bridge Competition Case Men’s Glee Club

Tau Beta Pi

Support for Case’s AIAA Chapter to create a remote control aircraft to compete in 2011-12 DBF Competition

Case Amateur Radio Club

$600

Support to purchase a video camera to record weekly technical talks by students and industry related to electrical engineering and to post videos online Baja SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) $19,400 Support to modify and improve their off-road prototype vehicle for the 2011-12 National Competition

$1,500

Support toward their annual tour to perform for alumni and friends

Design/Build/Fly Competition AIAA $7,200

IEEE Spark Talks

$800

$100

Support for their annual initiation banquet $3,100

Support for equipment purchases and installation of Azimuth-Elevation Antenna Mount on Glennan Building Class Collective Officers

$2,000

Co-sponsorship of Halloween at Home student event Tesla Orchestra

$7,000

Support toward demonstration video for “America’s Got Talent” audition

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CREATE Internships

$54,000

12 design engineering fellowships at $3,800 each for summer design projects and teams

TOTAL CAA Funding $172,600 CAA Funds F.E. Exam Assistance

I am a student member of Caseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s chapter of Engineers Without Borders, one of the groups that is very grateful to have received support from the Case Alumni Association over the past several years. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m writing to let you this has been a particularly successful and exciting year thus far, and we would like to share our successes with those that have made these projects possible. This summer teams traveled to Thailand and Cameroon and were able to improving water quality and availability for 3,500 people in Cameroon and Thailand,

The Case Alumni Association partially reimburses the test fee for Case seniors who take the Fundamentals of Engineering (F.E.) exam. The test, when completed successfully, earns the title Engineer In Training (EIT), the first step to obtaining the Professional Engineer (PE) license. This year, we helped 43 students at $75 each, total of $3,225, to take the exam. We wish these students well on their future careers.

including more than 1,000 children. Our Local Projects Team has also been quite

The Case Alumni Association is deeply appreciative for your gifts to the Case Fund and the Case Alumni Foundation Endowment funds which allow us to support the many student organizations on campus that provide an important co-curricular part of the Case experience. Thank you for your continued support!

EWB-Case

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active building a drip irrigation system for the University Farm, designing an aquaponics (fish farming and indoor vegetable farm) system to be used in a halfway house for Cleveland women, and modifying a rocker for wheelchairs for the Hattie Larlham Foundation. We have a record number of students involved and are proud of the places that our alumni have gone (one is currently in the Peace Corps!) You can also learn more about our projects and organization at ewb.case.edu. Grace Brantingham Dominican Republic Project Co-Lead

Domincian Republic project: Alex Litofsky Cameroon project: Robin Wilson Thailand project: Maxwell Goodman & Sanchit Goyal Local projects: Colleen Konsavage & Peter Corwin

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A Tribute to Robert M. Ward ’41 Bob Ward graduated in 1941 with a degree in mechanical engineering. His career started with TRW as an engineer and then a division manager. He took a leave of absence to serve in the Navy during World War II. In 1957 Bob moved to California to head up the Berkeley Division of Beckman Instruments. Later, he became president of the Ultek division of Perkin-Elmer in Mountain View, California, president of Shafer Electronics and ultimately president of Ward Associates, an executive outplacement firm he founded. Bob returned to Cleveland for his 45th Reunion in 1986, the first time he had been to a class reunion. The Class of 1941 was launching its “41 for ‘91” 50th Reunion Fund Campaign, and Bob was deeply impressed by the class effort as well as the Case students, faculty and University administration. He returned in November for another visit, and we met in the Wallace R. Persons ’03 lounge in Crawford Hall. We discussed some of the needs for scholarships and labs at Case. He stated he had 10,000 shares of a stock selling at around $50/share that he would love to contribute. I recall not being able to place the decimal point! Then, he stated “$500,000!” Bob and Charlene Ward

The result was the creation of two endowment funds to be named for him and his recently deceased brother-in-law, George E. Johnson ’41, a classmate. The Robert M. Ward ‘41/George E. Johnson ’41 Scholarship Endowment was created with $200,000 in principal. Since that time, over $285,000 has been awarded to students in engineering at Case. Bob’s interest in mechanical engineering coupled with a need to completely renovate and equip the junior lab in the department resulted in $50,000 directed to name the Robert M. Ward ’41 Junior Lab in mechanical and aerospace engineering. Recognizing the need to provide annual operations support of the lab, he established the Robert M. Ward ’41/George E. Johnson ’41 Endowment for lab equipment in the Ward Lab with another $200,000 of the gift. He directed the balance to the Class of ’41 for ’91 Reunion Fund now used for scholarship support and to the Case Fund® for unrestricted priorities. It was one of the most thoughtful gifts I can remember, outright support and endowment. His philanthropy continued as he became a trustee of Case Western Reserve University donating to various University projects and programs. On his many visits throughout the years with his beloved wife, Charlene, he would meet with his scholarship students and offer advice on careers and life. Robert Ward passed away on October 28, 2011, at the age of 93 in his hometown of Portola Valley. His philanthropy will continue to help students receive a solid education in engineering as well as his imprint left at Case Western Reserve University. Roger H. Cerne ’63 Chief Executive Officer, Case Alumni Association

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A special tribute recognizing the 2011 Distinguished University Professors honored at this fall’s convocation Eric Baer, DEng H.H. Dow Professor and director of the Center for Layered Polymeric Systems (CLiPS) Baer has distinguished himself for research, scholarship, teaching and leadership for more than 48 years. He came to the Case Institute of Technology in 1962 specifically to establish a department in the study of polymers. He founded the Department of Macromolecular Science and Engineering, which created some of the country’s first degree programs in the field of polymer science and engineering. Baer also served as the dean of the Case Institute of Technology from 1978-1983. He has published more than 550 papers and mentored 67 PhD students during his tenure at Case Western Reserve, in addition to holding key leadership and chair positions. Baer was instrumental in the development of CLiPS, the first National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center awarded to the university. He has also earned numerous awards in recognition of his achievements and is a fellow of the American Chemical Society, PMSE Division; American Physical Society; American Institute of Chemists and Society of Plastics Engineers.

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Nathan A. Berger, MD Robert W. Brown, PhD Hanna-Payne Professor of Institute professor in the Experimental Medicine, Department of Physics professor of medicine, biochemistry and oncology Brown simultaneously excels in research, teaching, mentoring and service. He has at Case Western Reserve published more than 100 papers and mentored University School of more than 100 postdoctoral fellows, PhD Medicine and oncologist candidates, master’s students and undergraduates over his 40-year career. He co-authored a at University Hospitals well-regarded textbook on magnetic resonance Case Medical Center Berger came to the School of Medicine in 1983 and two years later became the founding director of the Case Western Reserve University/University Hospitals Ireland Cancer Center. He served as dean for seven years, and under his leadership the medical school consistently increased NIH funding by 9 percent per year. Berger has championed Northeast Ohio’s biomedical industry and serves on numerous boards and committees dedicated to supporting biomedical research and industrial development. An active research scientist now focused on aging, energy balance and cancer, Berger is equally dedicated to the community. He served as director of the Center for Science, Health and Society as well as organizing and directing the Mini Med School program, which educates the community about the latest advances in health.

imaging. Brown was named institute professor in 1991 and his research contributions span the field of physics, with his work closely tied to successful transitions to industry. He also played a pivotal role in the emergence of several startup companies including Quality Electrodynamics LLC, a magnetic resonance hardware company in Cleveland and has had a major role in securing Third Frontier funding for the university. Brown has won numerous awards including the Carl F. Wittke Award for Undergraduate Teaching and the John S. Diekhoff Award for Graduate Teaching as well as the highest national award for classroom teaching of physics from the American Association of Physics Teachers.

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Paul C. Giannelli, JD Albert J. Weatherhead III and Richard W. Weatherhead Professor of Law Giannelli has been a member of the law school faculty for more than 35 years. He joined the institution following a distinguished career as a prosecutor and defense counsel in the military. He co-authored two textbooks, nine treatises and more than 200 articles, book chapters, essays and reviews that have appeared in leading law reviews and journals. His work has been cited by the U.S. Supreme Court and numerous other federal courts across the country. Giannelli’s accomplishments have been recognized by numerous awards, including three Teacher of the Year awards from the law school, election as a fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, and the Legal Education Award from the Ohio State Bar Association.

Lynn Landmesser, PhD Arline H. and Curtis F. Garvin Professor of Medicine Landmesser is an international leader in the fields of neuroscience and developmental biology whose research has greatly contributed to the understanding of the development of the body’s complex neural circuits. Landmesser joined the faculty in 1993, following prior faculty appointments at Yale University and the University of Connecticut, and she became acting chair and then chair of the Department of Neurosciences. She has held leadership positions in several professional organizations including the Society for Developmental Biology, Society for Neuroscience and the neuroscience section of the American

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Association for the Advancement of Science, and advisory positions with the National Institutes of Health, Scientific Review Board for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Japan’s RIKEN Brain Science Institute. Landmesser’s research contributions have earned numerous awards and honors from the scientific community.

Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA E. Mandell de Windt Professor of Leadership and Enterprise Development and chair of the Department of Accountancy Previts was the first president of the Academy of Accounting Historians and has held numerous association leadership positions with the American Accounting Association and Ohio Society of CPAs. He has served in an advisory capacity to the U.S. Government Accountability Office, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board and the U.S. Department of Treasury. He is the founding editor of two journals and has played a leading role in building the Weatherhead School’s Master of Accountancy program, while serving as associate dean for 13 years. His awards include the American Institute of CPAs Gold Medal for Distinguished Service, one of Accounting Today’s 100 Most Influential People in the Accounting Profession and the American Accounting Association’s Outstanding Educator Award, among many others.

Philip L. Taylor, PhD the Perkins Professor of Physics Taylor has produced a catalog of valuable research in a wide set of areas of the theoretical physics of condensed matter during his 48 years at the university. He has had a number of physical phenomena and models named after him including the Nielsen-Taylor effect, the Lin-Taylor model, the Banerjea-Taylor map and the Hamaneh-Taylor model. He has a long history of mentoring doctoral and postdoctoral students and has served as executive director of the Michelson-Morley Centennial Celebration, where he helped raise more than $1.5 million for the program. Taylor frequently serves as an expert commentator for the media on energy and environmental issues and has served on numerous editorial boards including Physics Review B, the world’s leading journal in his field. He was recognized with the Award for Excellence in Teaching from the Northeast Ohio Council on Higher Education and the William Fowler Award for Distinguished Research in Physics from the American Physical Society. Case Western Reserve University awards this permanent, honorific title on exceptional faculty to acknowledge the outstanding contributions of full-time, tenured professors with a distinguished academic record of extraordinary research, scholarship, teaching and service. The designation represents the highest honor the university bestows on a member of its professoriate.

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1970s Richard Beercheck ’71, Cleveland, OH, was named senior editor of Lubes’n’Greases magazine on July 1, 2011.

James Neville ’75, G’78, Katy, TX, was named commerce and marketing track leader for the Official United States Convention of the Second Life Community on July 1, 2011.

1980s

Wingkay Kenneth Leung ’74, MS’76, MBA’82, Andover MA, was elected to the presidency of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association of New England, a non-profit organization in Boston’s Chinatown. He and his wife, Winnie, celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary last year. They have three grown children, Calvin, Jonathan and Kasey.

Albin J. Gasiewski III, ’83, Boulder, CO, is professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and director of NOAA-CU Center for Environmental Technology University of Colorado at Boulder. He and his wife, Rachel, have twin boys Alexander and Mateja.

2000s

Paul Buchheit BS/MS ’98

Cynthia K. (Pierce) Overstreet ’08, Chandler, AZ, was married September 3, 2011. The couple met at freshman orientation at Case Western Reserve University and both graduated from Case with bachelor’s degrees in biomedical engineering in May 2008. They are both currently working toward Ph.D.’s in biomedical engineering at Arizona State University.

Paul Buchheit BS/MS ’98 was named

Let’s Hear from You!

Wingkay Kenneth Leung ’74, MS’76, MBA’82 with his wife, Winnie, a 1983 Case Western Reserve University graduate.

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a 2011 winner of The Economist’s Innovation Awards in the category of Computing and Telecommunication. The award recognizes his significant contributions to Internet communication and commerce. Buchheit is best known as the creator and lead developer of Gmail, a free web-based email service provided by Google, Inc. He also created the prototype that developed into Google’s AdSense advertising platform. Prior to joining Google in 1999 as its 23rd employee, Buchheit worked as an engineer at Intel, Sun Microsystems and Microsoft. In 2007, he left Google and founded FriendFeed, which was acquired by Facebook in 2009. In 2010, Buchheit left Facebook to become a partner at the venture capital firm Y Combinator, which is helping to produce the next generation of Google-scale companies such as Air BNB and Dropbox.

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IN MEMORIAM

Charles L. Craig ’33, San Leandro, CA, August 14, 2007 Herbert W. King ’36, Coarsegold, CA, August 24, 2007 Ivan C. Atkinson ’38, Fort Belvoir, VA, August 4, 2011 Joseph C. Lash ’40, Cleveland, OH, July 31, 2011 William L. Mau ’43, Cleveland, OH, August 28, 2011 Thomas J. Boastfield ’45, Leesburg, VA, May 19, 2011 Thomas F. O’Sullivan ’46, Fairfield Bay, AZ, July 30, 2011 Joseph V. Sweeney ’47, Summerfield, FL, July 24, 2011 William F. Blonchek ’49, Lewis Center, OH, August 28, 2011 Raymond S. Gresko ’49, Bradenton, FL, August 2011 Donald U. Noblett ’49, Easton, PA, October 10, 2011 Richard C. Reinker ’49, Ashtabula, OH, September 23, 2011 F. Paul Clark ’50, Cincinnati, OH, July 27, 2011 William L. Fagley ’50, Midland, MI, September 8, 2011 Archibald H. Stevenson ’50, Cleveland, OH, August 8, 2011 Edwin O. Kumler, Jr. ’53, Medina, OH, August 26, 2011 Elmer Hisey ’56, Bellevue, WA, August 22, 2011 Robert E. Hlavin ’56, Galloway, OH, August 29, 2011 William T. Mansifled ’56, Reidsville, NC, August 22, 2011 Michael W. Saba ’56, Crystal Bay, NV, Date Unknown Richard L. Browning, Jr. ’58, Freeport, MA, October 8, 2011 Jon A. Lash ’58, Collegeville, PA, August 14, 2011 Ralph K. Hillquist G’61, Benzonia, MI, July 23, 2008 David Vlack ’62, St. Charles, IL, August 26, 2011 David L. Fergason ’64, City and State unknown, August 23, 2011 Harold Wieder G’64, Newton. MA, December 11, 2010 Eber L. Wright G’64, Pierpont, OH, September 18, 2011 Charles B. Truett ’66, South Bend, IN, September 2009 Steve Malycky ’73, Cleveland, OH, April 27, 2011 Thomas G. Patterson ’74, Kansas City, MO, August 1, 2011 Brian P. Johnson ’85, Quincy, MA, March 13, 2011 Timothy D. Page ’85, Prague, Czech Republic, September 2011

Case alumnus

Winter 2011

Giving . . . and Receiving “The Charitable Gift Annuity is a form of deferred giving that allows one to continue to earn the income from the assets contributed during one’s lifetime while still benefitting Case in the long run. Using appreciated assets to fund the annuity provides additional tax advantages. It is almost like having your cake and eating it also.”

William E. Pritts II ‘61 Past President, CAA Charitable Gift Annuity Donor

You can fund a Charity Gift Annuity at the Case Alumni Association with any one of the following assets: cash, appreciated stocks or bonds, life insurance cash value, or retirement fund assets.

$10,000 Charitable Gift Annuity Age 72 $10,000 gift to Case Alumni Association

Annual Income $600 (6.0%)

Charitable Deduction* $3,399

*Varies based on IRS monthly rates.

End-of-Year Reminder: IRA Rollovers If you are age 70½ or older you may direct a distribution of up to $100,000 from your IRA as an outright gift to the Case Alumni Association before December 31, 2011. Please contact the Case Alumni Association for specific instructions to provide to your IRA custodian. The gift does not qualify for a charitable deduction; however, it is not taxable income to you and it counts toward your required distribution. For more information on Charitable Gift Annuities, Charitable Annuity Trusts, Unitrusts, will commitments or other types of planned giving, contact Roger H. Cerne ’63 at 216-231-4567, roger.cerne@casealum.org for a personalized illustration.

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PROUD TO BE A CASE GRADUATE “I am most proud about the fine mentorship I received while working on my graduate degrees. Two professors in particular, Dr. Pat Crago and Dr. Hunter Peckham, were instrumental in honing my skills as a scientist and instilling in me the responsibility for using my engineering skills in ways that were of use to the rest of society. Both are incredibly ethical and kind men and continue to serve as my role models. Alumni giving is so crucial! It’s one of the factors used in ranking universities – even if you can only give a small amount, your contribution is counted towards the percent of alumni who donated. A small contribution made by many alumni has a lot of power!” ~ Anne E. Hines G’90, PhD’94

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