Brown Bear Magazine - Fall 2014

MagazineVol.6 Issue 1

2014

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Throwback For Brown Athletics

Brown Bear Magazine

Editor & Publisher

Davies Bisset ’85

Managing Editor/Art Director

Matthew Lee

Contributing Editors

Kelly Fitzsimmons, Peter Mackie ’59,

Matthew Letendre, Laura Smith ’06

BUSF Board OfficersPresident

Paula M. McNamara ’84

Vice-PresidentDavid N. Chichester ’67

Secretary

Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr. ’60 P’88 ’92 ’96

Treasurer

Marcia J. Hooper ’77 P’09 ’11

Chairman & Past President

Artemis A. W. Joukowsky ’55

LLD ’85 hon., P’87 GP ’13 ’14 ’17

Past Presidents

Richard F. Carolan ’58 P’84 ’90 ’95 GP’11 ’18

Gordon E. Perry ’55 P’88 ’92 GP’10 ’17

Kenneth J. O’Keefe ’76 P’02 ’04 ’09

Vice-President Emeriti

Kip H. Cohen ’50 P’86

Elizabeth Zopfi Chace ’59, PHB ’96 hon.,

GP ’13 ’15

Treasurer Emeritus

William A. Pollard ’50 P’77 ’81 ’85 GP’06

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Secretary Emeritus

Henry C. Cashen II ’61 P’92 ’94 ’97

On the Cover:

Xavier Russo ’15 and Leah Zavalick ’17

Photo Courtesy of David Silverman,

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Several weeks ago we had a memorable celebration of dual milestones for Brown Row-ing: the 40th Anniversary of Women’s Crew at Brown and the 30th Anniversary of John Murphy’s service as head coach of the program. Sayles Hall was transformed for the evening, with a crew racing shell hanging from the ceiling, seven massive national championship banners lining the walls, and even Brown President Christina Paxson greeting the more than 250 guests as they arrived.

The evening was a great tribute to John Murphy P’11, and to his wife and assistant coach Phoebe Murphy ’82, P’11. Director of Athletics Jack Hayes, Head Men’s Coach Paul Cooke ’89, and the co-captains of the women’s team gave heartfelt remarks about the impact of the Murphys on the championship program. The relentlessly-humble John Murphy surprised (and shocked) all when he took the podium to address the group. Co-captain Whitney Naylor ’15 led the team, and the entire audience, in a rousing rendition of the infamous women’s crew cheer. Marcia Hooper ’77, P’09, P’11 received a standing ovation and the coveted Misha Joukowsky Award for her decades of work in support of women’s crew. Kathryn Quadracci Flores ’90, along with Marcia and other Brown Rowing Stewards, announced a $500,000 lead gift to endow the Head Coaching Chair for Women’s Crew and told the many alumni, parents and friends in attendance of the plans for a fundraising initiative for Brown Crew, which will include a complete renovation of Mar-ston Boathouse.

So many of you came out for the fall celebration of Brown’s 250th Anniversary, centered around the Brown-Harvard Football night game. Although Brown Football lost a hard-fought battle, the entire week-end was a success, capped off by a spectacular fireworks show over Brown Stadium following the game. It was great to have so many alumni, parents and friends --- and so many students --- fill the stands and cheer on the Bears.

Many, many thanks to all of you for helping the Sports Foundation reach its fundraising goals last year. We ended the fiscal year on June 30th with record-breaking donor counts and great excitement for the future of Brown Athletics. Thank you for your continued and generous support of the outstanding women and men who compete for Brown. I hope to see you in the stands soon, but until then, I remain,

Ever True,

From Executive Director: Davies Bisset ’85

Davies Bisset ’85 with (L to R) Suzanne Mendel ’85, Bill Mendel, Alexa Mendel and Men’s Lacrosse Assistant Coach Kip Turner.

XL Induction DinnerSaturday, November 8

Providence, R.I.

Brown University Athletic Hall of Fame

Brown University Hall of Fame Inductees

1994 Men’s Crew

Vernon R. Alden ’45 | Maddock Award

Yann Danis ’04 | Men’s Ice Hockey

Linton “Jay” Fluck III ’65 | Special

Earl E. Hunt II ’03 | Men’s Basketball

Joseph A. Karcutskie ’98 | Football

Katherine E. McDowell ’98 | Sailing

Mia Dammen Mihopoulos ’95 | Women’s Soccer

Jeffrey E. Nord ’99 | Track and Field

Gregory G. Parker ’97, Posthumous | Football

Eileen J. Rocchio ’93 | Gymnastics

Thomas L. Towers ’88 | Men’s Lacrosse

Andrew N. Towers ’94 | Men’s Lacrosse

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Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends of Brown Athletics:

Thank you! Your incredible generosity helped carry the Brown Sports Foundation to new records of support and engagement this past year. You helped us break records in just about every category, including overall donors, parent donors, young athletic alumni donors, leadership-level donors and more.

Thank you for providing our student-athletes with the resources they need to thrive.

With great pride and appreciation to both our donors and to our student-athletes, I remain,

Ever True,

Davies Bisset ’85Executive DirectorBrown Sports Foundation

Milestones

Highlights

Students, Faculty and Sta�

Current/Former Parents

Alumni

Friends of Brown Athletics

63.1%

24.6%

5.7% 6.6%

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Donor Breakdown

5,905

$3.5M

$13.4M

Record Number of Donors:

Record Annual-Use Cash:

Total Athletic Giving

Donors of $25K+

First-Time Donors

Loyal Bears (4 Consecutive Years)

Athletic Parent Donors

Donors with 10 Straight Years of Giving

BUSF Alumni & Parent Events

Teams with 100% parent participationVolleyball, Men’s and Women’s Squash, Women’s Lacrosse

Donors of $5K+

Donors of $1K-$4,999

Young Athletic Alumni Donors

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1,709

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BUSF FY 2014 RESULTS

Special Projects

Brown University welcomed Indomitable to the Ittleson Quadrangle in November. Athletic donors raised the majority of the funds for the incredible 15-foot tall, 5,000-pound statue.

Donors funded new locker rooms for men’s and women’s lacrosse as well as an expanded athletic training room in the Pizzitola Center.

15.9%42.7%

20%21.4%

University Allocation$7.02 million

BUSF Annual Use Cash$3.52 million

BUSF Endowment Income$3.28 million

Athletics Revenue$2.61 million

Athletics Revenue Sources: 2014-2015BUSF Annual and Endowment dollars represented 42.4% of Athletic Department funding.

Donor Impact on Athletics

Behind the incredible efforts of our donors, the Brown Sports Foundation generated over 40% of the annual athletic department funding. The 2014 fiscal year saw the addition of an endowed assistant coaching chair and international travel fund (Men’s Soccer), the creation of men’s and women’s lacrosse locker rooms and the construction and dedication of Indomitable, Brown’s latest and greatest landmark. Donors also funded team travel to Colorado (Men’s Ice Hockey/Women’s Lacrosse), London (Men’s Crew) and many other locations for our student-athletes to face the best competition. Thank You!

Cash Breakdown

Current/Former Parents

Students, Faculty and Sta�

Friends of Brown Athletics

Alumni

62.1%10.9%

26.8%

0.2%• Indomitable Statue• Men’s Crew Travel to Henley Regatta• Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse Locker

Room Construction• Meehan Auditorium Ice Chiller• Pizzitola Training Room Renovations• Men’s Soccer International Travel Fund • Men’s Soccer Endowed Asst. Coaching Chair • Renovated Dock at Marston Boathouse

Generosity from athletic donors helped fund several special projects throughout the year, including:

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Six student-athletes showcase the retro jerseys to be used in select competitions to celebrate Brown’s 250th. (L to R) Xavier Russo ’15, Sophie Bikofsky ’15, Corbin Booker ’15, Director of Athletics Jack Hayes, Janet Leung ’16, Leah Zavalick ’17 and Cedric Kuakumensah ’16.

Four senior student-athletes wrote about the excitement heading into senior year to close out their career for Brown Athletics, including Liza Green ’15. Stories continue on pages 16-17.

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Brown’s Retro Jerseys:A Throwback Special

COVER STORY

DEPARTMENTS1 Hall of Fame 2 Fundraising Facts and Figures6 Brown Reader - Jump Shots8 Bear Bites14 Brown Football in Houston40 Fall Schedules and Results

FEATURES9 Farewell to Peter Brown12 Celebrate Brown Crew 16 Cubs To Bears42 Bear Tracks

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The Brown Bear Magazine is published quarterly by the Brown University Sports Foundation.Send address changes to: P.O. Box 1908, Providence, RI 02912 USACall: 401-863-2307 Or E-mail: [email protected]. Send editorial correspondence to:Brown University Sports FoundationBox 1925, Providence, RI 02912 USACall: 401-863-1900 Or E-mail: [email protected] For more information on the Brown University Sports Foundation,visit: www.sportsfoundation.brown.edu.

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Jump Shots - Brown Reader: 50 Writers Remember College Hill

I remember the exact moment when I first realized that basketball was no longer the simple game I had played as a

kid. It was February of 1968. We had just been annihilated by Princeton, then one of the country’s top college teams. The five-hour bus ride back to Providence seemed as bleak as nuclear winter. While the bus crept along through the dreary New Jersey meadows, I leaned against a window, feigning sleep. All around me in the darkened bus were teammates slumped in their seats. The air smelled like failure. If we had had any illusions about ourselves as a team, this drubbing had shattered them. As it had shattered any illusions I had about myself as an athlete. The game had been a defining moment, the night I first came face-to-face with my athletic mortality, the painful realization that I wasn’t as good as I wanted to be and never would be. What was I going to do with this realization?

I didn’t have a clue. For I had been brought up to believe in the most American of convictions: that if you worked hard enough, desired something enough, sacrificed enough, your dreams could come true. I had grown up surrounded by inspirational clichés and simplistic slogans that began seducing me at an early age. These slogans were deeply embedded in the culture, forever hanging from locker room walls, essentially unquestioned, unchallenged. So I sat by the window, running the past through my mind as if it were some newsreel, my despair increasing with each passing mile. Eventually, as if I had crossed some emotional fault line, the despair turned to disgust. Basketball had always been more than just a game to me. It had been a way of life. It had determined who my friends were, where I went to school, what I studied once I got there. For nearly a decade there hadn’t been a day when I didn’t think about it. Without it, I certainly wouldn’t have been at Brown. Without it, my life undoubtedly would have been very different. Now I suddenly wondered what it had all been for. I had arrived at Brown with no confidence in myself as a student, and for four years, I had consistently taken the easiest courses I could find. Now I was a college senior, two courses short of graduating with my class that spring, without any idea of what I wanted to do in the future. It was 1968, three-quarters of the way through one of the most turbulent decades in American history, when it often seemed as if the country was undergoing a national nervous breakdown. It also was a time of dizzying social change, of the civil rights movement, the antiwar movement, the rise of the counterculture. Cultural tremors were shaking our society, growing into shock waves that would change it forever. Here it was—going on all around me—and I knew too little about it. Why? Why didn’t I know anything about politics or theater? About history, literature, or art? Why, in the past decade, had I only read a handful of books outside of school, when I had been a voracious reader as a kid? Why was my life so one-dimensional? Why was my life both defined and shaped by a childhood obsession with a game? My life was a mélange of empty gyms and taped ankles, pregame pep talks, echoes of muted cheers. My life revolved around whether my jump shot went in or not. Was there life after basketball? At twenty-two, on a cold night in the winter of 1968, sitting on that bus and watching the future

Bill Reynolds ’68 is one of 50 writers to contribute to the 250th commemorative publication which is available at the Brown Bookstore. Below is his tale on the role basketball had and still has on his life.

Bill Reynolds ’68 as a freshman on the Brown men’s basketball team. Reynolds has been a writer for the Providence Journal for over 30 years.

BROWN 250TH - BILL REYNOLDS

unfold ahead of me, headlights illuminating patches of the darkened highway, I wasn’t sure.

* * * Twelve years later, I often found myself on the third floor of the Rockefeller Library at Brown, always in a small carrel by a window that overlooked downtown Providence. I was trying to eke out a living as a freelance writer at the time, which—in the real world—was a euphemism for being unemployed. After returning from six months of active duty in the army, I had taught high school English for three years. I had quit the teaching job to write a novel about a teacher with nothing to say, in front of a class that didn’t want to hear anything anyway. But now that novel was in some drawer somewhere, right along with the rejection slips. My new project was a memoir about my basketball journey, which would eventually become the book Glory Days. It would begin with that night on the bus coming home from Princeton. Every morning I would sit in the library, wallowing in the irony of it. Could you make up the fact that I was now spending more time in the library than I ever did in my time as a Brown student? Did I wish I could go back and do my college years over, get up every morning with my notebooks and my sharpened pencils, then come back and study deep into the night, like a scene from some sepia-toned movie? No doubt. I was haunted by sketchy memories like this one: I was in a study group for a course I was taking—it was either “The Philosophy of Literature” or “The Literature of Philosophy,” but to this day I’m not sure which, because I rarely went. I was a senior at the time, and there was a peace rally on the green every Wednesday; my student deferment was about to run out, and everything was as up in the air as a long jump shot. So there I was, at a study session one night, trying to play catch-up before the next exam. I had listened to all the talk, trying to absorb it, until one guy said, “I guess that does it. It should be no sweat.” “Wait,” I said, flipping through my notebook. “There’s one

more. It’s in my notes. Yeah, here it is. Doctor Zay-goon.” There was a silence. “It’s right here,” I said. “Doctor Zay-goon. Or something like that.” More silence. “You don’t mean Darkness at Noon, do you?” another kid asked. Oh. But I’ve come to realize that Brown taught me things I didn’t know I was learning. At the most obvious level, it put me around highly intelligent, motivated people, and they did what good teammates always do: they pushed me up, opened up my world in ways that would once have been unimaginable. Could any college student ask for more, regardless of his grade point average? Brown also taught me a certain confidence that I’d never had before. Never again would I be intimidated around academic people, never again would I be impressed with pretensions. That, in many ways, was Brown’s gift to me. It was not an insignificant one. After I’d freelanced at the Providence Journal for seven years, they finally offered me a job as a reporter. At the time, I didn’t want to write about sports. It was the early eighties; I had evolved and was ready to accept the possibility that there was life after basketball. I was covering town council meetings that would make my eyes glaze over. Then one day a sportswriting job opened up at the paper. “Why would anyone give up being a reporter to be a sportswriter?” asked the top editor. “Because the worst game in the world is better than the best town council meeting that ever was,” I said. The editor shook his head in disgust and walked away. That was thirty years ago. But even though I’ve been writing professionally for over thirty years now, and have written twelve books, I still consider myself a basketball player first and a writer second. Having played basketball at the level I played at is still the thing I take the most pride in. Shooting a basketball is still the thing I did the best. I know this is foolish. But it’s never changed. And there are still days when I find myself in some pickup basketball game somewhere, when reality gets distorted and I am still young and strong, off in my own world, oblivious to everything else around me. And on those rare occasions, which come like gifts from some benevolent god, the only thing I care about is my jump shot.

Purchase The Brown Reader Online50 acclaimed writers contributed original pieces to the anthology. The Brown Reader recalls the college days of 50 alums whose voices, opinions and life choices have been influenced by the University.• Order the Brown Reader at the Brown Bookstore or

online at www.browntextbook.com or at amazon.comCaptains of the 1968 men’s basketball team Richard Landau ’68 and Bill Reynolds ’68 with Head Coach L. Stanley Ward.

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BeaR BiteSACADEMIC EXCELLENCEBrown Athletics ranked second in the nation in the NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) for the third straight year. The Bears saw 22 teams take home APR Public Recognition Awards.

FOOTBALLDr. Tom Catena ’86 was named a co-recipient of the 2014 National Football Foundation Gold Medal, the organization’s highest and most prestigious honor. Catena previously was presented with the 2013 Brown Alumni Association William Rogers Award and was a 2013 Ivy Football Association Honoree.

SPORTS FOUNDATION FAREWELLThe Brown University Sports Foundation is sad to announce the departures of Kelly Fitzsimmons and Sarah Sceery. After 11 years with BUSF, the last four as Associate Director, Kelly will continue her career as the Associate Director of Development at the Moses Brown School in Providence beginning in November. Sarah has moved on to become a Leadership Gift Officer for the Warrior Fund at Merrimack College. Sarah began her career at Merrimack in August after three years as the BUSF Project Assistant. We are sad to see both of them go, but are certain they will succeed in these new roles.

Chris Ip joins Brown after spending the last two seasons as an assistant at LSU. Prior to LSU, Ip spent 10 seasons as the head coach of the men’s and women’s teams at Clemson.

Grant Achilles was named the Head Coach of Brown Baseball in late June after two seasons as an assistant coach for the Bears. Achilles took over the head coaching duties midway through the 2014 season.

Kate Kovenock was hired in August after five seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Notre Dame. She served as an assistant coach at Kenyon College from 2005-2009, helping to guide the men’s team to four consecutive NCAA titles and the women’s team to three straight NCAA crowns.

Bryan Koniecko returns to Brown as the head coach of men’s tennis after serving the past two years as an assistant at his alma mater, Ohio State. He was previously the assistant coach of the men’s team at Brown from 2010-2012. Koniecko was a five-time All-American at Ohio State and was previously ranked No. 1 in the NCAA.

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THANK YOU PETER BROWN!

After 13 years and 28 individual Ivy League Champions, Peter Brown retired as the head coach of Brown Swimming and Diving

Peter Brown Left a Lasting Legacy for Brown Swim/Dive

The Barr household is bumming big-time. Without question, we are all very saddened by your news. Each of us so enjoyed having you as coach of the Brown swim team, and in that position, we always held you in such high esteem.

I remember Brian sharing the following comments with me and Billy during his freshman year, “I’m so excited about things. He’s a great coach for many reasons, but one reason that affects me in a positive way is that I feel he really is cheering for me and wanting to get the best out of me. I’ve always gone in the water and wanted to do well for myself, to make me happy or satisfy my own expectations ... but now I find myself diving in and thinking about him. I want to swim well for my own sake, but I also want to swim well for Pete, to make HIM proud and not let HIM down. I never had that before. He’s the first coach that has made me feel like he really cared ... both about my performance AND about me. Yeah, I feel like Pete cares.”

In our minds, that’s what coaching is all about: caring and bringing out the best in your athletes. In our minds, that’s a WINNING coach’s approach to a sport. We therefore believe you have been a top-notch coach in every way. Thanks for making winners out of all of us.

Know that we have been and always will be supportive of you, and we are incredibly grateful for having had the opportunity to benefit from your influence in our lives.

At the same time, we are thankful for having had the good fortune of becoming friends. If we must sadly accept losing you as a coach, we take comfort in knowing we will always have you as a friend.

We wish you the best and very much hope to see you ‘round. Thanks for everything, Pete. You will be sorely missed.

Hugs-ClaudiaThank you to Brian Barr ’15 and the Barr family for

contributing to the Brown Bear Magazine.

A message to Peter Brown from Claudia Barr ’86, P’15, whose son Brian currently competes for Brown in freestyle and butterfly. Claudia was gracious enough to share this personal exchange.

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Within an hour of my unofficial visit to Brown I knew I had found my school and my team. I was immediately drawn to the friendly community of

student-athletes that welcomed me in even though I was just a high schooler. The high level of academics that the Ivy League institution provided were unparalleled and allowed me to find my own academic passions through the open curriculum. Further, I would be able to play a division one sport while also being able to pursue my other interests. The fact that my home was a five minute walk was merely an afterthought.

I came into preseason freshman year knowing I was good - I had been recruited after all. But what playing at Brown would end up teaching me is that knowing you are good is extremely different from proving that you are good and deserve to be on that field when the whistle blows to start the game. I worked hard my freshman year, and luckily started all but one game. But come the off season, I had a very rude awakening. What I did not know was that the off season was not a time to get in shape, it was a time to get into better shape. So I got my butt kicked in every conditioning and weight room session, and it was miserable. This experience taught me how to work hard. Going into my sophomore year, I didn’t want to relive this. Instead, I wanted to work so hard that everything that came my way, no matter how daunting, would be easy. Playing a sport at Brown has taught me true work ethic and mental toughness, and these two skills have forever changed me. Playing field hockey in college went beyond just providing me the joy of beating an opponent on the field, but also gave me the skills that I would need to be successful in school and in life off of the field.

Going to Brown did not just give me the opportunity to play a Division I sport. What is so unique about Brown, and one of the reasons I chose it, is that I have been able to experience so many other aspects of the University while also being committed to my team. I have taken this opportunity during my time at Brown to get involved with other student groups and take part in activities that allow me to pursue my interests away from field hockey. For example, I was able to study abroad my junior year. This is something I would not have necessarily been able to do if I was playing field hockey at a different university. Although studying abroad meant taking time away from my team and my sport, the experiences I had, people I met, and the incredible knowledge I attained while living in another country and culture were irreplaceable.

Now back at Brown in my senior season, having learned and experienced so much, my goal is to play with everything I have. I want to leave it all on the field because every day is a last chance to prove to myself and my teammates my passion and dedication for the sport and for Brown. I want to play with all my heart so that on that true last game, November 8th, I know I can walk off of the field without any regrets.

“Liza’s innate determination has helped her develop into one of our most versatile players. She is also an introspective player who’s thoughtful approach to challenges has not only elevated her own play but also offers our team a unique perspective when problem solving. Liza is a well-rounded student athlete; last spring she studied in Italy and traveled throughout Europe. Her experiences home and abroad have helped shape her into a mature and confident young woman as she prepares for her senior season.”- Head Coach Jill Reeve

By Liza Green ’15, a senior from Providence, RI concentrating in History of Art and Architecture.

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3:00, 6:00, 9:00, 12:00, 15:00, 18:00—those numbers embody so much more than simple multiples of three to any Brown Men’s Soccer player. A long-lived

tradition in our team is that in order to play on the field you must run three miles in 18 minutes.

Since I have been at Brown the question has always come up, “Should we keep the Three Mile?” It is true that on occasions we have had great players sidelined and forced to run it five or six times over the course of the first month of preseason solely to be eligible to play. A common fitness test amongst many successful collegiate programs is two miles in 12 minutes, so what makes that extra mile so necessary for our program?

My freshman year during our first team meeting Coach Laughlin mentioned that as members of Brown Men’s Soccer we must consider ourselves “Custodians of the Program.” We have four years to take care of the program as a custodian would take care of the building in which he resides. Like the custodian we have a duty to maintain the strong foundation of the program to allow it to continue to provide for others that which it has provided for us: the ability to mature, develop, and expand upon our pursuits. We must take advantage of everything the program has to offer without taking it for granted, specifically the ability to pursue an unparalleled education while competing athletically on a national stage. And finally, once our time has come, we must hang up our cleats for the upcoming custodians have their own duty to provide guidance and keep the program running for the future players.

The “Three Mile” is not just a testament to your fitness and your preparation for the season; it is a link that brings together the custodians of past, present, and future. The day before “The Three Mile,” when nerves are highest amongst the team, our phones overflow with words of support from past alumni. Even when Doug Ulman ’99, current CEO of Livestrong and former Brown Men’s Soccer athlete, came to speak at Brown this past spring, his first question to those who spoke with him afterwards was if we still ran “that test.”

As I enter my senior year and ponder my collegiate athletic career, I realize that it is more important to consider the state we leave the program for others rather than the legacy of awards that we garner as individuals or as a team. Although the two often come

in pairs, it is important to make a distinction between a winning team and a successful program. We must strive for a successful season, an Ivy League Championship, an NCAA tournament run and championship. However, with the crucial wins must also come the development and maturity of our fellow teammates and the passing down of what it truly really means to be a part of BMS—the willingness of 26 men to push each other through the pain of that extra mile.

By Alex Markes ’15, a senior from Valencia, Calif. concentrating in Biology.

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“Alex is one of the toughest athletes that I have coached here at Brown. He is willing to do whatever it takes to help the team succeed. He is also a talented and driven student. I am sure that Alex will be a success in his chosen field after graduating from Brown.” - Friends of Men’s Soccer Head Coach Pat Laughlin

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Women’s Crew Continues To Set The BenchmarkThe Bears won bronze at the NCAA Championships this spring.In its best finish since winning the NCAA Championship in 2011, Brown women’s crew captured third place at the 2014 NCAA Division I Women’s Rowing Championships in June on the strength of a silver medal finish by the varsity eight. The Bears were edged by back-to-back national champions Ohio State and California. The third-place finish at the NCAA Championship capped off another incredible year highlighted by the Ivy League team trophy and four individual All-Americans: Louise Breen ’14 (First Team), Murial Solberg ’16 (First Team), Rachel Gottlieb ’15 (Second Team), and Molly Sandza ’15 (Second Team). Four Brown rowers were selected to compete at the 2014 World Rowing U23 Championships in Varese Italy in July: Emma Betuel ’16 (USA), Coco Schoeller ’15 (USA), and freshmen Alia Shafi ’17 (USA), and Monika Sobieszek ’17 (Poland).

Brown has been the gold standard for rowing, especially in the Ivy League, since the inception of the NCAA Championship in 1997. Brown has won a record seven NCAA Championships and has finished in the top three in 14 of the 18 NCAA Championships. Look for photos of the 40th Anniversary of Women’s Crew and John Murphy’s 30th Anniversary in the next issue. If you can’t wait, check us out on facebook!

CELEBRATE BROWN WOMEN’S CREW

Men’s Crew Represents Brown at Henley Royal RegattaBears placed 2nd at IRA Championship, 3rd at Eastern Sprints; Freshmen 2nd at Henley.

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Following challenging races in the dual season which saw the Bears fall to Washington, Harvard, Yale and Princeton, Brown Men’s Crew rallied down the final stretch to record tremendous results in the season’s most important races, including a second place finish at the IRA National Championship and a third place result at the Eastern Sprints. Brown also continued a long and storied tradition of representing the Uni-versity at the Henley Royal Regatta, the world’s most renowned racing venue held on the River Thames in London, England.

Men’s Crew 2014 Highlights

• Won silver in Varsity Eight and won gold in the Freshmen and Third Varsity at the Eastern Sprints, tying for the team title for the second straight year.

• Extended Varsity Eight’s streak of making the grand finals at the Eastern Sprints to 10 years (the only team to do so).

• Won four medals at the IRA Championship, with the Varsity Eight and Varsity Four winning silver and the Freshmen and Third Varsity winning bronze.

• Placed all five crews in the Grand Final at the IRA Championship (only two other programs ac-complished this).

• Reached the Semi-Final and Final in the Ladies Challenge Plate and the Temple Challenge Cup, respectively, at the Henley Royal Regatta.

Members of the men’s crew team at the world famous Henley Royal Regatta in London in July.

Brown’s Freshmen Eight advanced to the finals of the Temple Challenge Cup.

Members of the Varsity Eight that placed second at the IRA National Championship. The Bears advanced all-five boats to the Grand Finals at the IRA Championship and took home gold in the Freshmen and Third Varsity Eight at the Eastern Sprints.


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Bill O’Brien ’92, center in blue, came out to celebrate Brown Football and his first victory as an NFL head coach.

Kiilu Davis ’93 and Mike Geroux ’91 at the pregame tailgate before the Texans’ season opener.

Brown alumni, parents and friends tailgated before the season opener at Reliant Stadium. Bill O’Brien ’92 led the Texans to a 17-6 victory in his NFL head coaching debut.

The Brown Football supporters gathered for a postgame lunch at the house of David Cromack ’92 in Houston. The Sports Foundation brought letter sweaters down to Houston for the special occasion.


Approximately 80 teammates, fraternity brothers, classmates and fellow alums gathered in Houston to celebrate, attend and show support to Bill O’Brien ’92 as he led the Houston Texans to victory in his first game as an NFL head coach. In a testament to the camaraderie of team sports at Brown, ten varsity sports were represented.

Loved by many (especially opponents and offensive lineman that found him easy to block) for his ability to command a room, we came together to celebrate his professional success and to reconnect the many relationships formed and forged on the OMAC practice fields, the halls of Delta Tau Delta and The Ratty over twenty years ago.

Mickey Kwiatkowski first hired him at Brown after his playing days ended (rumor has it for $5,000 per year) as Coach K recognized the unique ability OB has connecting with people. On that coaching staff was Jim Bernhardt. Coach Bernhardt was also instrumental in furthering OB’s career and was his first hire at Penn State and currently serves with him in Houston.

In organizing the event, we built upon the success of the 2012 reunion organized by Scott Camp ’93 and Meredith Chimerine Camp ’92 for OB’s first game at Penn State where thirty-five alums attended. Of course many were drawn by the allure of the Oil Patch, the Great State of Texas, Friday Night Lights and the ancestral home of Brown Football greats Rich Willis ’90, Brad Curtis ‘92 and Rich Garza ’94 (among many, many others). We also had the drawing power of weekend selfie opportunities with former all-Ivy football performers including David Slates ’91 and Mike Geroux ’91 and wrestling legend Joe Mocco ’93.

Our weekend activities concluded at the post-game party at David Cromack’s ’92 Houston home. Using his mantra of WWZD (What Would Zucconi Do), BUSF henchman and evening emcee Matt Letendre sent letterman/letterwoman/letterperson sweaters for the Sunday night festivities.

Special thanks to David Jarusinski ’93 for diligently working with the Texans to accommodate over one hundred game tickets for the group and to David Cromack for hosting the postgame catered party.

BROWN FOOTBALL IN HOUSTON

(L to R) Three-sport star Jane Corcoran ’93 and Meredith Camp ’92 at David Cromack’s ’92 house following the Texans’ game.

Chris Tokarski ’93 and his wife Maura at the postgame gathering in Houston.

David Cromack ’92 and his family and friends with Bill O’Brien ’92 (right).

Celebrating SuccessBy Rodney Wooters ’91


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College volleyball is unlike any other experience. My teammates are not just my friends, but at times my therapists, my

mentors, and my sisters. We spend hours upon end together, and even if we don’t have that much in common, we share our dedication to our sport, our school, and our team. We recognize the friendship, but we also recognize the desire to beat—no, kill—each other during practices because that’s what it takes to make the team better. It’s a line between wanting to be the player out there winning the points, and realizing that you may not be that player in the interest of the team. It’s about cheering on your teammates, even if they play over you, because they are in a position to help the team win. But, it’s also about realizing that every player, no matter how often she plays, contributes to every win or loss and is there because she truly loves playing.

I’ve played volleyball competitively for 12 years. That’s more than half of my life devoted to a court that measures 30 feet by 30 feet. There have been times when I’ve questioned my sanity: after throwing myself in the path of a ball that could concuss me, after collecting bruises the way other people collect stamps, after telling my friends, “sorry, I have practice” one too many times. But with the end of my career looming ahead, I realize that I never would have given up any of it. I love volleyball, simple as that. I’ve been fortunate to be able to play as long as I have, and my love for volleyball and what I’ve learned from the sport—discipline, maturity, purpose—will last far beyond the end of my senior season.

“Maryl is a leader by example. She showed maturity since the start of her freshmen year and has improved her skill tremendously. Maryl deserves a lot of credit for her work ethic and her ability to listen and change technical behaviors. I believe that she will be a success in whatever she decides to do after college. I have a high respect for her as a person and as a player.”- Head Coach Diane Short P’10

By Maryl Vanden Bos ’15, a senior setter concentrating in Environmental Studies.

Sorry, I Have Practice

CUBS TO BEARS

For the Brown men’s water polo team, several principal challenges and goals define our season. The first test is preseason—a grueling “hell week” full of swimming, treading, lifting, drills, and scrimmages. Next, the regular season begins and the team is tested every weekend with competitive matches in tournaments and league games. As October winds down we

prepare for Northerns, the divisional playoff. Finally, the team is faced with its ultimate challenge during Easterns, the league championship whose winner earns a bid to the NCAA tournament. While winning Easterns is the defining goal for the team, that mission begins months before, when, during preseason, the collective personality and strength of the team is developed.

I still remember my first day of being a Brown athlete, day one of preseason my freshman year. That morning I nervously trekked around the OMAC to “the bubble,” the temporary pool that would serve as the team’s home for one more year. As I walked the stairs to the pool deck I was greeted by a humid blast of choking chlorine air and the imposing stares of both our coaches. Once the entire team had arrived, our 2011 captain, Toby Espinosa, gathered the squad together. He told us that although it was going to be a brutal few weeks, we would get through and be a better team because of it. Furthermore, Toby stressed that we would battle together—holding each other accountable for hard work and focus along the way—which would make us stronger and more cohesive for savoring the season’s opportunities and persevering through it’s challenges. Several minutes later, we hopped in the water and preseason (and my college athletic career) had begun.

Toby’s message still resonates with me today as my senior year preseason is in full swing and tournaments and big games loom on the near horizon. It was an honor to gather the guys together in the locker room before our first practice (nope, we don’t miss the bubble) and—together with the other two seniors Nick Deaver and Andrew Brown—impart to them our preseason words of wisdom. We told them to savor every moment together as a team, from the thrill of a big W to the sour taste of a hard-fought defeat—because it all truly does fly by. Most of all, we told them that we as a team would persevere through preseason and succeed in this season together, holding each other accountable for hard work and focus along the way. These two sentiments—both savoring each opportunity to get in the pool and play, and playing and training with accountability for the good of the team—are two lessons learned from Brown athletics that I find especially gratifying. As classes graduate, coaches change, and games are won and lost, these two lessons always endure. I desperately hope that we can finish the season strong and bring home an Easterns title (and represent Brown at NCAAs) this fall. More importantly, I know that the team will battle together, holding each other accountable to do everything that we can to make that goal a reality, and savoring the opportunity to do so.

Lessons Learned at the Pool

“In 20 years of coaching it is hard for me to identify a better example of what I look for in one of my student-athletes than Henry Fox. He is an excellent leader, teammate, and more importantly, an unselfish person. Henry cares about everything and makes an effort to be a role model to the younger members of the team.”

- Head Coach Felix Mercado

By Henry Fox ’15, a senior from Mercer Island, Wash. concentrating in Biology.

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To commemorate the 250th Anniversary of Brown University, the athletic department created throwback jerseys for six Brown programs.

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Athletics Unveils Throwback Jerseys for Brown’s 250th

Six programs will have the honor to wear the throwback jerseys this year.

To commemorate Brown University’s year-long 250th Anniversary celebration, Brown Athletics unveiled six throwback uniforms that will be worn in the 2014-15 season. Football opened the vintage season with the throwback jerseys on their backs for the night game against Harvard in front of over 13,000 fans on September 27th.

The vintage uniforms will be also donned by Brown’s field hockey, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s lacrosse and softball teams, and will be worn for one home game each during their respective seasons.

“We are excited to participate in this great celebration by wearing uniforms from past eras,” said Director of Athletics Jack Hayes. “It is a special way to honor the rich history of Brown University and its athletics program. The games for which these uniforms will be worn will be fun events for the Brown community to enjoy. I know our student-athletes are looking forward to wearing them.”

Football was designed in honor of the famed 1976 Ivy Champions, Brown’s first in football, and is highlighted by the red and white stripes on the shoulders. The other five programs feature a gothic font across the front with color schemes and stripes similar to uniforms of the past, but with no exact model.

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Sophie Bikofsky ’15 recreates a photo of Brown University Athletic Hall of Fame member and the program’s third-leading scorer Martina Jerant ’95. (Below) Xavier Russo ’15 strikes a pose in honor of All-American Fritz Pollard 1919.

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leadeRS on tHe RiSe leadeRS on tHe RiSeClass of 1941The late Raymond L. MoranClass of 1944Hope Richards Brothers P’70Class of 1945Richard N. Silverman and Sandra K. SilvermanClass of 1946Edward N. Clarke PhD’51 and Vivian Bergquist Clarke ’49Class of 1947Roger D. Williams and Carla C. Williams P’76, P’14Class of 1948Dana G. LeavittClass of 1949Mars J. Bishop and Prudence Bishop GP’05Lloyd S. BroomheadVivian Bergquist Clarke and Edward N. Clarke ’46 PhD’51Anthony DavidsWilliam K. Flanagan Jr.Frederick H. Wilson Jr.Class of 1950D. Paul Rittmaster P’87, P’89Class of 1951Neil B. DonavanParker D. HandyL. Donald Jaffin and Sue B. Jaffin P’83, P’84, P’88Class of 1952Davies W. Bisset Jr. P’85, P’86, P’88Thomas P. Dimeo and Sandy Dimeo P’83Noel L. Silverman P’88Class of 1953Angus L. MacLean Jr.Class of 1954S. Thomas Gagliano P’85Walter G. Stern P’91Class of 1955Robert E. Borah P’88, P’92Stuart P. Erwin Jr. P’87Anne Murphy O’Brien and John D. O’Brien P’82, P’85, P’92, GP’15John A. Summerfield and Carole SummerfieldClass of 1956Kenneth C. Morley P’85, GP’13Stanley R. Orczyk Jr. P’82Barbara Perrino Piscuskas P’79, P’80, P’83, P’85The late Roger N. SingerClass of 1957Jack E. GiddingsThaddeus S. Newell IIIWilliam W. Van LoanMarilyn Mapes Yeutter and Bruce D. Yeutter P’83, P’94Class of 1958Terry Franc III P’94James R. Moody ScM’65, P’97Michael E. Strem P’97Class of 1959John F. Bennett Jr.H. Corbin DayPeter Gray

John G. HallidayWilliam L. Kantaros P’87 AM’94, P’88Robert E. Kresko and Dorotha N. KreskoDavid L. Morton P’90, P’92, P’99Michael M. PetersRichard J. Ramsden and Sallie McLean Ramsden ’80Class of 1960Bernard V. Buonanno Jr. P’88, P’92, P’96H. Anthony Ittleson LHD’98, P’89, P’90, GP’18Charles L. OlobriClass of 1962Mary Wuskell Dyer and Joseph P. Dyer Jr.Peggy Snyder Hinman and Harvey D. Hinman II P’87, P’90Jack G. Mancuso P’90, P’92, P’95Class of 1963Elaine Butler Cameron and E. Colby Cameron P’87Bruce R. McIntyreClass of 1964John M. Dunham and Susan Tinnon Dunham ’65Gerald M. Eggert P’97Walter E. Ingram III and Julia Erickson Ingram ’65, P’92, P’94Manuel E. Menezes and Judith S. MenezesMargaret Cox Moser and G. Dewey Moser P’90Jackson W. Robinson P’89Richard J. TalbotClass of 1965Nancy L. Buc LLD’94Charles L. Donahue Jr. and Nancy T. DonahueSusan Tinnon Dunham and John M. Dunham ’64David M. FerrariniJulia Erickson Ingram and Walter E. Ingram III ’64, P’92, P’94Robert G. TaylorClass of 1966AnonymousRobert G. BruceRonald J. DelSignore P’92, P’99Robert F. HallRobert R. SkinnerClass of 1967Joseph F. Campbell Jr. and Erika R. CampbellStephen B. HazardMichael J. Hutter and Kathleen M. HutterLawrence H. Title P’13Paula Allemang Turner and William D. TurnerClass of 1968Robert C. Bernius and Elissa B. Bernius P’96, P’06, PMAT’06Robert H. CooperRichard S. LandauRobin Newsome Wittusen and Dag F. Wittusen P’98Class of 1969Robert F. Christin and Barbara K. Christin

Carole Wyke Higginbotham MAT’69 and Richard A. Higginbotham ’69W. Berry LyonsMichael E. McMahonAnne Neely Seeley and Morgan B. SeeleyDaniel C. StewartClass of 1970David J. Cynamon P’01Robert S. Davidson Jr. and Beverly A. DavidsonClass of 1971Marcia L. Hoffer P’08Cyrus L. MillerWilliam T. O’Donnell Jr.Peter S. RushCarol Robinson Schepp and Louis J. Schepp ScM’74Donald L. SingewaldClass of 1972Arnold L. BermanJoseph B. Doherty Jr.Arthur R. DresdalePaul L. Maddock Jr. P’04Justin D. Mahon Jr.Douglas A. PriceWilliam J. Roland II and Patricia M. RolandSarah Lloyd Wolf and Charles B. WolfRobert B. ZinkClass of 1973Eric BuermannArthur Corvese Jr.Charles M. Dunn and Nancy G. Dunn P’04James H. Hahn and Dana C. Hahn P’05Kathleen E. Barry and John MagladeryMichael S. PowersStephan S. Russo and Susan J. Souder P’11Timothy R. SchantzRobert C. Thunell and Maureen T. McConaghy ’74, P’10Class of 1974Carol Norris Brown and Carlton Q. BrownRobert S. CondonJames D. DawsonSteven P. KalterMaureen T. McConaghy and Robert C. Thunell ’73, P’10M. Allison McMillan and Mark M. Nickel P’09Charles D. Tansey and Christine D. TanseyTrevor R. WorrellClass of 1975Bradford A. BuxtonJerome P. Gilligan and Patricia St. Germain Gilligan P’09David P. GivenRobert E. KupsawLisa Krop Pantel and Glenn S. Pantel P’10Neil D. Steinberg and Eugenia C. Shao ’77Class of 1976Todd K. Abraham and Anne M. OpilaAndrew J. ArnoldJames E. Berliner and Diane Giles Berliner ’77, P’09Thomas B. FordRobert C. LangStephen J. Meister and

Dervilla M. McCannClass of 1977Diane Giles Berliner and James E. Berliner ’76, P’09J. Scott Coburn and Eileen King Coburn P’14Ross Z. Greenburg and Michele L. Greenburg P’10Marcia Jacobs Hooper and James E. Hooper P’09, P’11Karen Joyce LambertGerald L. MassaScott A. NelsonCynthia Mock Reusché PAM’12Eugenia C. Shao and Neil D. Steinberg ’75John R. WoravkaClass of 1978Anne E. AldenRobert C. Jones and Barbara Cannon Jones P’13Seth J. MorrisJane Crowley Quirk and William M. Quirk P’14Leslie J. Rohrer and John W. Tavormina P’12Thomas R. Turnbull IIEdward Von Gerichten III and Carmen L. Duarte P’13Class of 1979Benjamin J. ArnoEric R. Betuel and Sheri F. Varian-Betuel P’16Lois C. GreismanThomas H. Phillips and Lisa Clemens Phillips ’80, P’10Judith Schaubhut Siegel and Gary W. SiegelClass of 1980Christopher M. ByrdJohn E. FloydLisa Clemens Phillips and Thomas H. Phillips ’79, P’10Sallie McLean Ramsden and Richard J. Ramsden ’59Jonathan E. Resnick and Susan M. ResnickClass of 1981Anthony V. Alfieri and Ellen B. Grant P’15, P’18Stephen L. Curtin and Tracy S. CurtinMarion Abrams Golin and Eric J. Golin ScM’85 PhD’91, P’13Jennifer Okun Harper and Stephen J. Harper ’82, P’11, P’16Diane C. IselinAngelo C. LoBosco and Laura M. BelloThomas E. Ratcliffe and Kimberly Ginder RatcliffeEric A. Schubert and Dawn Woodman Schubert P’15Class of 1982Stephen J. Harper and Jennifer Okun Harper ’81, P’11, P’16Steven R. JordanHelaine B. LomanBruce M. McCormack and Dierdre AlexanderTheodore V. Mundy IIIKenan A. SiegelMargaret I. Stewart

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Class of 1983William J. AliberPatrick A. DillonLisa Heavey Evans ScM’85 and Peter T. Evans P’10, P’11Craig J. Linden and Asami IshimaruStephen J. Migliori and Sidney Premer Migliori P’13, P’17Dale Glass St. Lawrence and Michael E. St. Lawrence P’14, P’15Peter M. Voss and Franky Butler Voss P’15Steven C. Wallace and Linda E. Benfield P’13, P’13Class of 1984Catherine Carolan Daniel and John C. DanielTorrey N. Foster Jr.Ann E. KearnsRandy B. LuingJeff T. Nikora and Janice Butler Nikora ’85Paul B. Oberbeck and Abby Glushien Oberbeck P’14Leslie J. Rechan and Meredithe B. RechanCameron J. SearsClass of 1985AnonymousJames E. GeraghtySusan M. MaloneyMichael S. Mc GuireSuzanne Sunshine MendelJanice Butler Nikora and Jeff T. Nikora ’84Class of 1986Miriam Mackay Bartimer and Lawrence D. BartimerLisa M. Caputo MorrisDavid L. ChaikenThomas J. Cole Jr.Kimberly Schlegel Commaroto and Michael Commaroto P’05Caroline S. Donnenfeld DiamondChristopher J. GoodEileen S. Kim and Mark A. Asbury P’17Chester J. KuchtaKevin M. LuzakJane M. MackieLisa Peterson Markey and Robert G. Markey Jr.Catherine Beermann Sullivan MD’89 and Raymond J. SullivanScott M. Sullivan and Jill Goldsmith Sullivan ’89Mara Spaulder WhiteClass of 1987Catherine Cockrum DeanJarl GinsbergBlair E. Hendrix and Jacqueline HendrixKathryn J. KosticDavid G. Lavallee and Christina M. LavalleeAnne Siegenthaler Loucks and David B. LoucksPatrick C. LynchReed E. OverbyRuss PillarSue PorterMark A. RechanJohn L. So and Grace W. So Yue ’88, P’17Kenneth J. WeintraubClass of 1988James E. Anderson and Karen Urbaniak AndersonMichel BayardMatthew A. Carpenter and Rebecca Hammer CarpenterDouglas N. GreenburgRobert F. Hill Jr. and Maureen HillHilary Boshes Hoffmeister and Perry C. Hoffmeister P’17Frances Fogelman HydeSamuel L. Iserson

John S. KoltunGinny Tom LeeRobert O. Naegele IIIGregory C. StarkinsThomas L. Towers and Liz MasonClass of 1989Erik L. BrooksJames D. GassenheimerMatthew L. McCumberDavid C. McLaughlinLance MinorAimee R. MontagueSarah Epstein NorrisPeter B. RuschmeierThomas P. StoneEva Gorska Sudol and Jan M. Sudol P’16Jill Goldsmith Sullivan and Scott M. Sullivan ’86Douglas M. Tudor and Christina TudorClass of 1990Samantha Garbers Adams and Scott A. AdamsSean O. Bosack and Carole BosackCaroline Gallagher Bruno and David W. BrunoLynn A. DeNucciChad B. FischerHarold M. FrischNed GibbonsAndrew D. GramleyBernard M. MuirDavid R. SalomonLaura J. SullivanAaron J. VelliClass of 1991AnonymousWilliam F. BalshamPaul S. BeinsteinBrian T. Day and Michelle Miller Day ’92Hugh K. FosterChanley M. Small and Michael J. GannonMichael T. GerouxAshley Gordon JacobsSarah Lamont Kocmond and Jonathan H. KocmondJames A. RatiganKristina Farrar StookeyClass of 1992Jonathan D. AbbeyRonald E. Anglade and Jacqueline AngladeMeredith Chimerine Camp and Scott Camp ’93Thomas H. CondonAndrew C. CurtisVictoria G. Reyes-D’Arcy MD’96 and Christopher A. D’Arcy MD’96Matthew T. DeSutter and Donna PagliaJeffrey S. FeingoldDouglas R. Gronda and Judith L. GrondaWilliam G. Hamilton and Susan HamiltonTimothy J. Kirk and Raphaelle Bouger Kirk P’14Jeremy A. LeggRichard R. LloydClass of 1993Damien M. Benjamin MD’97Scott Camp and Meredith Chimerine Camp ’92Jason A. DiLulloD. Porpoise Evans and Vicki BergEdward J. Gargiulo Jr. and Evanne Salomon Gargiulo ’94Miles A. Libbey IVFrank T. Schettino Jr.

Class of 1994Brian J. BennettAngelique G. BrunnerChristopher D. BuchbinderAlbert S. ChoJennifer Shaw Finch and Geoffrey C. FinchMileidis Gort and Jeffrey J. Bloomquist ’96Peter KahnMelissa T. MattiaceJill Norris Sellers and Scott R. SellersJames C. Stanzler and Catherine StanzlerClass of 1995Eric B. BenedictRyan Y. FongDavid S. GustovichLisa Stern Kaplowitz and Andrew KaplowitzMin Soo KimMia Dammen Mihopoulos and Peter MihopoulosStuart M. PerryRobert G. WardenKristian M. Whalen and Laura Whipple Whalen ’96David H. WooClass of 1996Jeffrey J. Bloomquist and Mileidis Gort ’94Alana Bozelko Choquette and Paul J. Choquette III ’97Suzanne K. Fisher-Fox and Christopher K. FoxDavid I. Wise and Vanessa J. Zimmerman-Wise ’97Class of 1997James E. Besser and Jenny Ekberg Besser ’99Paul J. Choquette III and Alana Bozelko Choquette ’96Matthew F. DentJohn J. Grimley Jr. and Rachel Salmon-Brown Grimley ’99Susan Hsia Lew and Canyon J. LewVanessa J. Zimmerman-Wise and David I. Wise ’96Class of 1998Roman D. KnyshAndrew A. SchwartzClass of 1999Jenny Ekberg Besser and James E. Besser ’97Rachel Salmon-Brown Grimley and John J. Grimley Jr. ’97Decker B. RolphClass of 2000Stephen Campbell and Angela M. CampbellAllen C. LeeClass of 2001AnonymousJames S. SinaiClass of 2002Uwadiae J. Airhiavbere and Precious O. AirhiavbereNick K. HalmosJason S. Sobel ScM’03Class of 2003Kimberly Fogarty Arth and Aaron ArthDavid G. Dies and Lauren Thomas ’04Margaret Connolly Healy and David M. Healy ’07Earl E. Hunt IIMatthew D. IvesterAlexander R. Mehran Jr. and Maggie MehranDavid K. PunClass of 2004Nicolas A. CiarciaSarah Crowley GrodskyJohn P. CsukaAndrew W. Gallagher and Kyla M. AkiBrent J. GrinnaChelsea A. LoughranKristin Ferrell Martin and Michael F. Martin


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Stephen J. SilhanCharles Towers and Margaret R. TowersClass of 2005Alexander K. Bowman and Jessica CofrinClass of 2006Shawn P. CullyElizabeth G. GreenbergChristine E. Serdjenian Yearwood and Jose A. Yearwood ’08Class of 2007Tyler A. GaffneyDavid M. Healy and Margaret Connolly Healy ’03Evelyn Brosi Semenza AM’08 and David R. SemenzaClass of 2008AnonymousLawrence J. Haertel Jr.Jose A. Yearwood and Christine E. Serdjenian Yearwood ’06Class of 2010Timothy W. DanserClass of 2012Aurelio T. EspinosaMichelle S. HuiCara F. RosenbaumClass of 2013Louise S. IrelandKatherine A. JamiesonClass of 2014AnonymousParentsAnonymousTrish M. Brown and Charles C. Abbe P’13Abby Adams P’08Page C. Hiller-Adams and Arnold L. Adams P’14Ellen B. Grant and Anthony V. Alfieri ’81, P’15, P’18Martha Starkweather Altreuter ’79 and Roger W. Altreuter P’14Clara and Leon Amram P’17, P’18Lorena and Craig Angus P’14, P’17Felicia and Kenneth Aron P’11, P’15Amy and Clifford Aronson P’13Eileen S. Kim ’86 and Mark A. Asbury P’17Gloria J. Baciewicz P’06Diana L. Hoadley and Conrad B. Bailey P’15Jennifer and Michael Baldock P’17Carol and Anthony Berner P’12, P’16Lisa and Joshua Bernstein P’13Elizabeth and Michael Bierer P’16Karen and David Bikofsky P’15Janet and Reid Blynn P’16Mary and James Bonomo P’14Vinita and Partha Bose P’16Joan and Andrew Breen P’14Camille and William Broadbent P’04Kathleen and Brian Bush P’14Darcy and John Callas P’14Mary and George Caputo P’16Barbara A. Henderson and Eric J. Carlson P’16Janet and Michael Casey P’16Ki and Kwang Chung P’06Pamela F. Clayson P’81, P’86, P’87, GP’12Eileen King Coburn and J. Scott Coburn ’77, P’14Susan and Philip Cohen P’09Pamela and James Conner P’15Madeline and Stephen Connor P’14Theresa and Joe Cruz P’13Brenda Watts Da Silveira P’16Carol Degidio P’06

Mary and Daniel DiBona Jr. P’15Karen and Ferenc Dobronyi P’17Suzanne and Clinton Dodd P’16Sandra E. Ellenbogen and Richard G. Ellenbogen ’80 MD’83, P’11Carmen and David Epstein P’13 MAT’14Jeanne and Frank Fischer P’98Robert J. Flynn P’08Cathy and Ronald Fornaca P’15Lisa and Timothy Ganley P’16Barbara and Ben Giliberti P’10April A. Sakara-Gilley and Mike T. Gilley P’14Tatyana and Paul Giovacchini P’15Charlotte Goodwin P’83, GP’14, GP’17Jay E. Gould P’17Michele and Lawrence Haertel P’08Dana C. Hahn and James H. Hahn ’73, P’05Lynne and Lawrence Harding P’15Walter C. Hargrove P’14Katherine K. Watkins and Robin L. Harrison P’13, P’15Elisabeth Hatfield P’86Diane Lipscombe and Edward Hawrot P’14Anne M. Blodget and Philip V. Holberton Sr. P’14Dawn M. Holemon P’11Marcia Jacobs Hooper ’77 and James E. Hooper P’09, P’11Elizabeth and Timothy Hosea P’01, P’09Janet and Richard Hoyle P’14Deanna and Abraham Hsieh P’15Barbara and Kevin Hunt P’17Lynn and Steven Hurster P’14Jacqueline and Jon Irwin P’17Patricia and Hart Isaacs P’82, GP’15, GP’17Carolyn and Michael Jacobs P’13Cynthia and David Johnston P’17Barbara Cannon Jones and Robert C. Jones ’78, P’13Margaret and Joseph Kieffer P’12, P’17Raphaelle Bouger Kirk and Timothy J. Kirk ’92, P’14Caroline and Edward Klotz P’17Sotiris K. Kolokotronis P’17Teresa and E.A. Kratzman P’16Hillary R. Mankin-Kufe and Donald W. Kufe P’06, P’08Elizabeth and Larry Lanpher P’16Areti and William Lavalle P’17Margot and James Lebovitz P’14Jessica and Mats Lederhausen P’17Elizabeth and Michael Lee P’17Lisa and John Lorito P’15Tracey and Alphonse Lucchese Jr. P’17Monica and Robert Lucenti P’17Carol and Frank Marano P’14Joseph M. Marcus P’08Janet and Rodger Marticke P’06Catherine and Dennis Martin P’12Wendy and David Massey P’14Melanie and Michael Mastanduno P’14Miriam and James McCrea III P’02Lesa and Bart McDonald P’14Sabrina Plante and Mark McGurrin P’15, P’16Juliet and Robert McNamara P’14Jennie A. Freiman and Stuart H. Mendel P’16Stacy and Robert Mertz Jr. P’17Pam and William Michaelcheck P’02Maureen and Peter Morant P’17Patricia and Todd Mosenthal P’12, P’15Barbara J. Ryan and James F. Muldoon P’10Marci and Edward Murphy P’16

Beth and Geoffrey Noyes P’16Monique Laube-O’Neill and Thomas J. O’Neill P’14Lisa Krop Pantel ’75 and Glenn S. Pantel P’10Julia H. Perlman P’90, P’92, P’94, P’98Cristina and Jeffrey Peters P’17Anna and Marcel Pintea P’12Penelope L. Christophorou and Gregory M. Pitaro P’16Lise and Barton Place P’16Jane Crowley Quirk ’78 and William M. Quirk P’14Reza Rahbar P’14Liese and Ramnath Rajesh P’17Sara and Robert Reichley P’77Bonnie and Thomas Reilly Jr. P’94Elizabeth and Jeffrey Richmond P’16Elizabeth and Robert Rizzi P’11Regina and Jeff Robertson P’14Bonnie and Francis Rogers P’16Jennifer and William Rosenberg P’15Nancy and Richard Russell P’99Shelah and Burton Scherl P’87, P’89Melanie and Jason Shulman P’16Sarah and Horace Smith P’17Wendy and Jon Spector P’13 ScM’14, P’15, P’17Patricia and Thomas Sredojevic P’17Dale Glass St. Lawrence ’83 and Michael E. St. Lawrence P’14, P’15Donna and Robert Stewart Jr. P’13Eva Gorska Sudol ’89 and Jan M. Sudol P’16Leslie J. Rohrer ’78 and John W. Tavormina P’12Sigrid and Ladd Thorne P’05Joan and Tom Towers P’88, P’94Kathryn and John Traynor P’13, P’15Elizabeth and Darius Tylki P’17Kyle and Joel Van Boom P’14Debra A. Stegura and Lawrence H. Vanden Bos P’15Susan and Philip Villapiano P’16Suzanne and James Vitkus P’09, P’16Franky Butler Voss and Peter M. Voss ’83, P’15Linda E. Benfield and Steven C. Wallace ’83, P’13, P’13Dianne and John Walthall P’13Mary Hediger and George E. Weaver P’02Linda N. Weil P’12Virginia and Richard Whelan P’04Robin M. O’Reilly and Michael H. Whitehill P’14Serena and Fred Whitridge P’13Caroline and Jack Williams P’15Anne L. Hartley-Willis and Cornelius G. Willis P’14Vickie L. Wilson/Herlocker and Jeffrey J. Wilson P’16Patty and Jay Wright P’15Julie and Peter Wyman P’12FriendsChristina H. Paxson and Ari GabinetJim HarleenMargaret HooksCarol T. JeffreyTeresa A. JuchaLynne Fletcher Obrien and Gregory P. ObrienBernard A. TaradashMartha and David ThompsonPatricia WatsonStanley Zimmering



Class of 1936

H. Gerard Everall P’69

Class of 1939

Charles J. Heims

John M. Volkhardt

Class of 1941

C. Harrison Meyer

Class of 1943

Frederick Irving P’74

Class of 1944

Hope Richards Brothers P’70

Class of 1945

Richard N. Silverman and

Sandra K. Silverman

Class of 1946

Edward N. Clarke PhD’51 and

Vivian Bergquist Clarke ’49

Harold W. Demopulos P’90, P’94

Class of 1947

Roger D. Williams and

Carla C. Williams P’76, P’14

Class of 1948

William E. Eastham

Dana G. Leavitt

Walter J. Mc Lellan

R. Gordon McGovern

Jeannette Jones Pollard and

William A. Pollard ’50, P’77, P’81, P’85,

GP’06, GP’08, GP’08, GP’13

Lewis A. Shaw and Carol R. Shaw

Austin B. Thompson Jr. P’75, GP’01, GP’04

Class of 1949

Paul C. Abramson P’81, P’84, GP’13

Donald F. Alden

Mars J. Bishop and Prudence Bishop GP’05

Lloyd S. Broomhead

Vivian Bergquist Clarke and

Edward N. Clarke ’46 PhD’51

Anthony Davids

Wendell G. Harris

John J. Mahoney and Claire Mahoney P’80

Frederick H. Wilson Jr.

Class of 1950

Anthony J. Combias and Marie J. Combias

Philbin S. Flanagan

Jerome F. Green

Laurence N. Gross P’89

Raymond M. Kako P’90

Donald B. McLellan and

Jeane S. McLellan P’74

Walter F. Paster

Oliver L. Patrell

William A. Pollard and

Jeannette Jones Pollard ’48, P’77, P’81,

P’85, GP’06, GP’08, GP’08, GP’13

D. Paul Rittmaster P’87, P’89

Donald C. Shaffer

Class of 1951

Alexander J. Cox

David M. Curry

Parker D. Handy

L. Donald Jaffin and

Sue B. Jaffin P’83, P’84, P’88

Charles L. Mack and Elizabeth H. Vest

Mordecai K. Rosenfeld P’89

Robert J. Smith

Stephen T. Smith

Hugh A. Stein

James M. Sutherland Jr.

Edward H. Toole

Lewis A. Waterman Jr. and Patricia Estes

Waterman ’53

Donald F. Whiston

William B. White

Class of 1952

Kenneth M. Arenberg P’84, P’86, GP’17

Davies W. Bisset Jr. P’85, P’86, P’88

Glenn N. Bower and

Suzanne Griffiths Bower ’53, P’77,

P’79, P’83, P’87, GP’18

Arthur L. Collard

Thomas P. Dimeo and Sandy Dimeo P’83

Arlene E. Gorton

Benedict M. Kohl P’83

Frederic S. Kramer P’85, P’88

Russell A. Preble Jr.

William D. Rogers P’80, P’87

Lawrence R. Ross and Sonja G. Rath

Noel L. Silverman P’88

Robert L. Smart

Donald Stehle P’81

Robert J. Wheeler

Howard B. Wiener P’77

Class of 1953

John A. Andersen and

Virginia C. Andersen P’79, P’82

Suzanne Griffiths Bower and

Glenn N. Bower ’52, P’77, P’79, P’83,

P’87, GP’18

Kenneth G. Knowles and Sally Knowles

David Kramer

Angus L. MacLean Jr.

Sarkis Nahabedian

Henry Stern

Yvonne Davies Tropp

Patricia Estes Waterman and

Lewis A. Waterman Jr. ’51

Class of 1954

Kenneth M. Moffat and Barbara A. Moffat

Ludwig W. Murgo

John E. Orton III P’77

William F. Peace

Norman A. Sprinthall AM’59

Walter G. Stern P’91

Anne Dermer Stoddard P’78, P’85, P’87

Arthur W. Vietze Jr.

Class of 1955

Charles A. Asselin and

Susan Lamscha Asselin ’57

Robert A. Barron and

Selena Winicour Barron ’57

Francis A. Brooks Jr. MAT’65, P’83

Stephen R. Ehrlich and Mary Ann Ehrlich P’85

Stuart P. Erwin Jr. P’87

Mattis I. Fern and

Susan J. Fern P’83, P’86

Morton Gilstein

David W. Halvorsen MAT’66

Artemis A. Joukowsky Jr. LLD’85 and

Martha Sharp Joukowsky ’58 LHD’85,

P’87, GP’13, GP’14, GP’16, GP’17

Anne Murphy O’Brien and John D.

O’Brien P’82, P’85, P’92, GP’15

J. Philip O’Hara

Gordon E. Perry P’88, P’92, GP’10, GP’17

William T. Prifty

Geoffrey H. Spranger MAT’67

John T. Strong Jr.

John A. Summerfield and

Carole Summerfield

Class of 1956

James T. Berrier P’85

Joel Davis P’82, P’85, P’89, GP’13, GP’16

Joseph B. Donahue

David R. Durfee and

Sandra Sundquist Durfee ’57

George W. Easton and

Anne Browne Easton ’58

Noel M. Field Jr. P’87

Richard C. Fogelson

Ronald E. Foster

W. Philip Gerould

Robert M. Hetterly P’89

Seymour G. Karnes

James B. Lohr P’79

Bruce W. Lovell

James P. McGuinness

Philip R. Mehler P’93

Kenneth C. Morley P’85, GP’13

Richard B. Nashel

Mary I. Pett

David M. Rosenbaum P’91

The late Roger N. Singer

Barry L. Sloane

Richard A. Strickland

Marvin L. Wilenzik P’89, P’91, P’96

David S. Willis

Frank R. Yanni

Class of 1957

Susan Lamscha Asselin and

Charles A. Asselin ’55

Elizabeth Reiss Baecher

Richard C. Barker LHD’09, P’03, P’05

Selena Winicour Barron and

Robert A. Barron ’55

Paul P. Brown

John R. Chandler Jr. P’89

George B. Delaney Jr. P’87, P’87

Sandra Sundquist Durfee and

David R. Durfee ’56

Elliot J. Ganz

Jack E. Giddings

James A. Goldsmith III

Robert K. Hitt

Robert G. Hummerstone P’85

Paul R. Karan

Lewis A. Kay P’82, P’85

John K. Lyden

Matthew C. Maloney and Ellen Eisha

Maloney ’59, P’88

John F. McDaniels and

Louise Cox McDaniels ’60, P’82, P’92

Thaddeus S. Newell III

George A. Pliakas

William A. Pond

Allen G. Powning P’84, P’88

John C. Quinn P’89, P’93

George M. Rollinson

Joseph S. Shapiro P’87

William W. Van Loan

William B. Wadsworth

Marilyn Mapes Yeutter and

Bruce D. Yeutter P’83, P’94

Class of 1958

James G. Alaimo

Michael P. Andronico

Charles F. Batchelder

Richard F. Carolan P’84, P’90, P’95, GP’11

William F. Carroll MAT’65, P’80

John E. Coffin Jr.

William E. Corrigan Jr.

Lenore Donofrio DeLucia AM’61 PhD’63

and Clement A. DeLucia ’63, P’88

Marie Clemens Demchak

Joseph H. Des Roches

Anne Browne Easton and

George W. Easton ’56

Terry Franc III P’94

Norman D. Grace P’84, P’87, GP’16

Donald P. Higgins

Paul H. Johnson and

Gwendolyn D. Johnson P’87

Martha Sharp Joukowsky LHD’85 and

Artemis A. Joukowsky Jr. ’55 LLD’85,

P’87, GP’13, GP’14, GP’16, GP’17

Susan Adler Kaplan MAT’65

Maxwell R. McCreery P’87, P’89

Ludlow Miller P’95

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Jane Bertram Miluski and

Joseph J. Miluski P’81

James R. Moody ScM’65, P’97

William G. Nicholson P’88

James J. Noonan

Alan S. Rosenberg

Arnold M. Rothstein and

Arden Aibel Rothstein P’09, GP’13

Lawrence E. Salzman

Sarah Cunningham Street

Michael E. Strem P’97

Edward C. Sullivan

Frank Young P’85

Class of 1959

Kenneth N. Baker

Michael F. Bergan

Richard D. Claiborn

Richard A. Cleary P’91

H. Corbin Day

Frank H. Finney Jr.

Peter Gray

William B. Hayes P’87, P’89

William L. Kantaros P’87 AM’94, P’88

Francis W. Kennedy Jr.

Peter A. Mackie

Ellen Eisha Maloney and

Matthew C. Maloney ’57, P’88

James M. McMorris

David M. Merchant P’82

Michael M. Peters

Robert F. Pyper

Clark Sammartino and

Carole L. Sammartino P’86

Carroll Trainor Stein and

Robert D. Stein P’93, P’98

Tom Sullivan P’86, P’88

William H. Traub and Sandy D. Traub

George W. Ullrich and

Amy Lautman Ullrich ’61, P’87, P’90

William F. Wenning Jr.

Class of 1960

Carlton F. Andrus

Robert L. Battel P’88, P’90

John E. Bellavance

James M. Bower

J. Barry Burns P’90

Michael J. Burns

J. Terry Case

George S. Champlin and

Elizabeth C. Champlin P’09

Paul J. Choquette Jr. P’88, P’97

Roger B. Feldman P’83, GP’15, GP’17

Walter A. Foley MAT’65

Melvin D. Goldfine

Louise Cox McDaniels and

John F. McDaniels ’57, P’82, P’92

Barbara Jones Nicholson and

Edwin F. Nicholson P’90

Charles L. Olobri

Alan D. Richards

Daniel C. Soriano Jr. P’86

Robert E. Stetson

Robert J. Walsh

David R. Wilson

Richard A. Young

Class of 1961

Marshall M. Bassick Jr. and

Margot Drayton Bassick ’64

Roberta Eiriksson Dollase and

Richard H. Dollase ’62, P’86

Jack D. Fisher

Gerald F. Huetz

William C. McClaskey and

Kathleen D. McClaskey

Frank H. Monahan

Timothy P. Orcutt

Paul T. Putzel and Judith Z. Putzel P’89

John P. Schuyler

Richard A. Siebel

Amy Lautman Ullrich and

George W. Ullrich ’59, P’87, P’90

Class of 1962

Richard H. Dollase and

Roberta Eiriksson Dollase ’61, P’86

Carl W. Hally

Peggy Snyder Hinman and

Harvey D. Hinman II P’87, P’90

Kenneth E. Hogberg

Kenneth R. Kahn P’92

Jack G. Mancuso P’90, P’92, P’95

Thomas B. McMullen

Robert G. Murphy

Stephen P. Sandell

Charles A. Spacagna

William J. Tingue P’87, P’91

Thomas H. Wilson

Class of 1963

A. Dean Abelon

Eugene F. Barth

Edward Berman

Dayton T. Carr

R. Glenn Cashion

Clement A. DeLucia and

Lenore Donofrio DeLucia ’58 AM’61

PhD’63, P’88

Joseph K. Fisler

Robert G. Goering

J. Thomas Gunzelman

Thomas W. Hoagland

John W. Kaufmann and

Katherine S. Kaufmann

Dante J. Lanzetta Jr.

Gail Caslowitz Levine and

William A. Levine ’64, P’88, P’91

Daniel M. McDonald and

Patricia McDonald

Bruce R. McIntyre

Peter Meenan and Carol P. Meenan

Fred A. Parker and

Patricia Lahan Parker AM’81

William R. Patterson III ScM’66

Peter E. Rubin

William M. Silverman and

Lynn G. Silverman P’88, P’90, P’91

Robert E. Tortolani

Class of 1964

Margot Drayton Bassick and

Marshall M. Bassick Jr. ’61

Stephen C. Biklen

Edith Smith Blish MAT’64

Thomas H. Draper P’93

John M. Dunham and

Susan Tinnon Dunham ’65

Michael C. Dwyer

John C. Eustis and Joanne Donovan-Eusti

David J. Farley and Patricia W. Farley ’01

Laurens W. Goff

M. Anthony Gould and Nancy W. Gould P’97

John H. Hartman V P’87, P’98

James R. Johnson

Zurab S. Kobiashvili

Philip A. Kuczma

William A. Levine and

Gail Caslowitz Levine ’63, P’88, P’91

John G. Lewis Jr. P’88

Manuel E. Menezes and

Judith S. Menezes

Margaret Cox Moser and

G. Dewey Moser P’90

Shirley Morrison Peterson

Jackson W. Robinson P’89

David K. Rumsey P’94

Alan L. Stanzler P’94, P’96

Richard J. Talbot

Theodore J. Thelin and Nancy E. Thelin

John M. Tucker

A. Sheffield Tulp

Francis D. Wright III

Class of 1965

James M. Barrett

Walter R. Becker

Wendell S. Brown III ScM’67, P’03

Nancy L. Buc LLD’94

Charles L. Donahue Jr. and

Nancy T. Donahue

Susan Tinnon Dunham and

John M. Dunham ’64

David M. Ferrarini

Peter C. Fuller

Richard W. Holt

Edward P. Marecki Jr.

John S. McMahon Jr.

John B. Nolan and Lillian Nolan P’95, P’98

John C. Parry IV P’91

David A. Reid

Gerald M. Richmond Jr.

Robert J. Rothenberg MAT’67 and

Anne Rothenberg P’92

William B. Rozell

David A. Smith

Philip A. Solomita

Robert G. Taylor

Rhoda Lipson Tillman and

Stephen J. Tillman PhD’70

Class of 1966

Anonymous

Barry Z. Aframe and Gail E. Aframe P’96, P’00

Richard E. Ballou

Charles H. Blood Jr.

William D. Brisbane Jr.

Jay A. Burgess

Ronald J. DelSignore P’92, P’99

Robert J. DeLuca

David A. Deutsch P’91

Robert F. Hall

Peter J. Hendricks

William J. Jenkins and Linda M. Jenkins

Barbara Brodsky Kantrovitz and

David E. Kantrovitz P’01

William P. Kinsella

John L. Kirsten

Paul D. Laffal

Wayne W. Long P’97

Philip L. Mc Guire

David D. Noble

Richard P. O’Toole

David D. Prior and Elaine Cesaretti Prior ’67

Stephen Schwarz

R. Donald Tarr

John M. Weatherby and

Elizabeth R. Weatherby

Terry J. Zerngast

Stephen M. Zwarg P’97

Class of 1967

Winfred N. Anakwa ScM’69 PhD’72

William G. Ballaine

David F. Bartman

Stephen B. Bettencourt and Barbara Morse

Robert J. Blackburn AM’68, P’98

James W. Castellan and Lynn C. Kelley ’69

David N. Chichester

Barbara Saunders Conta and Robert L.

Conta P’97, P’00

Elaine M. Decker

Ronald W. Dunlap

Michael C. Fahey

Joel M. Goldberg

Betty Wolf Greenberg and

Supporters to Brown Athletics with gifts in each of the last four fiscal years beginning July 1, 2010 and ending June 30, 2014.




William S. Greenberg P’92, P’06

Stephen B. Hazard

Michael J. Hutter and Kathleen M. Hutter

Susan Fischer Jeans and

Jonathan S. Jeans ScM’70

Winthrop S. Jessup

Peter D. Johnson Jr.

Carol M. Lemlein and

Eric J. Natwig ’69 AM’72, P’90

Charles R. McClaskey and Sandra

Mertens McClaskey ’68

Sandra M. McCullough

F. Thomas Moran

Albin Moser

Thomas C. O’Donnell

Robert H. Ormerod Jr. P’93

Elaine Cesaretti Prior and David D. Prior ’66

Joseph R. Randall

Richard G. Rastani

Frederick E. Rugg

Elias Safdie P’95, P’00

David G. Santry

Paula Allemang Turner and

William D. Turner

James R. Van Blarcom and

Leigh Van Blarcom

Alan V. Vaskas and

Janet McClendon Vaskas ’68

Donald S. Weiss and Mary H. Weiss

Class of 1968

John R. Alexander

Diana Lamb Bain P’04

Russell E. Baumann

Robert C. Bernius and

Elissa B. Bernius P’96, P’06, PMAT’06

Bruce A. Blodgett P’91, P’92

Kenneth Chernack

Thomas E. Clifford Jr.

Robert H. Cooper

Arthur DiMartino P’02

Thomas S. Echeverria and

Anne Wernig Echeverria ’71

Richard J. Filak

Kenneth R. Fitzsimmons Jr. P’13

John S. Garcia

Ronald J. Gerts

Scott C. Hallsted P’96

Clyde K. Hanyen Jr. and

Anne Hyde Hanyen ’70, P’01, P’05

Jay H. Hedlund

Donald L. Kent P’93, P’95

Richard S. Landau

Timothy C. Marschner P’04

William D. Mc Sween

Sandra Mertens McClaskey and

Charles R. McClaskey ’67

Bill McElyea

John M. Mogulescu P’01, P’04

Lawrence H. Polin AM’85

Susan A. Semonoff and

Stephen M. Sagar MMSc’70

Michael D. Serotta

Henry J. Stevens

Robert F. Szul

Janet McClendon Vaskas and

Alan V. Vaskas ’67

Peter S. Voss and Pamela Voss P’98

John V. Wagner Jr.

Roy W. Walker and Kathy Walker

James R. Wich

Robin Newsome Wittusen and

Dag F. Wittusen P’98

Dennis C. Woods P’96

Class of 1969

Gregory T. Beckham

Richard S. Blackman

Thomas N. Bose

Lawrence A. Campbell

Robert F. Christin and Barbara K. Christin

Richard A. Dreissigacker

Paul H. Ellenbogen P’97

Willis J. Goldsmith P’99

Craig M. Keats

Lynn C. Kelley and James W. Castellan ’67

Charles J. Lang

Thomas F. Lemire

John E. Liebmann Jr.

Robert D. Lyman

Eric J. Natwig AM’72 and

Carol M. Lemlein ’67, P’90

Barbara Davies Santa Barbara and

Anthony A. Santa Barbara P’05

Glenn S. Schroyer

Kevin A. Seaman

Anne Neely Seeley and Morgan B. Seeley

Peter E. Senkowski

Barbara Corcoran Sherman and

Robert S. Sherman P’98

Roger H. Sherman

Kathryn Troyer Spoehr and

Luther W. Spoehr

Sanford Stoddard

John R. Thelin

Stephen A. Wiener

Class of 1970

William T. Carr

David J. Cynamon P’01

Steven D. Fraade

Nancy Gidwitz

William J. Gilbane Jr. and

Nancy Brennan Gilbane P’99, P’01,

P’03, P’14

Charles P. Gottert and

Leslie Larsen Gottert ’71, P’03

Anne Hyde Hanyen and

Clyde K. Hanyen Jr. ’68, P’01, P’05

Delos E. Hibner IV

Glenn F. Morse

Richard G. Murphy Jr.

Michael L. Murray

Susan Singleton Schermerhorn and

Richard M. Schermerhorn P’05

Robert G. Sedey and

Lynne Steffens Sedey ’71

Wade M. Wilks

Class of 1971

Anonymous

Charles L. Babcock IV and

Nancy W. Hamilton P’05, P’06

Serge Brunner

Sandra Prioleau Crew and

Spencer R. Crew P’00, P’04

Anne Wernig Echeverria and

Thomas S. Echeverria ’68

Robert V. Gilbane and

Sara B. Gilbane P’02, P’05

Leslie Larsen Gottert and

Charles P. Gottert ’70, P’03

Peter S. Guterman

Marcia L. Hoffer P’08

Marc L. Jacobs

Richard J. Marshall P’10

Cyrus L. Miller

Ernest D. Moritz

Peter S. Rush

Everett M. Schenk Jr.

Carol Robinson Schepp and

Louis J. Schepp ScM’74

Lynne Steffens Sedey and

Robert G. Sedey ’70

E. Paul Sorensen ScM’75 PhD’77 and

Joan Wernig Sorensen ’72, P’06, P’06

Martin E. Staehlin and

Rebecca Keyte Staehlin ’73

David B. Thurston and

Catherine L. Hayden P’13, P’13

Russell J. Tyler and Linda L. Tyler P’00, P’02

David R. Williams III

Class of 1972

Stephen M. Bacon

Arnold L. Berman

Richard S. Boskey

Richard V. Campagna

Charles S. Craig P’08, P’10

Oliver D. Cromwell and

Sheila Terry Cromwell P’10

Shaun B. Curran

Joseph B. Doherty Jr.

Arthur R. Dresdale

Robert P. Elfering Jr. and

Coreen J. McFadden-Elferi

Barry E. Goldwasser

William C. Kavan and Jennifer A. Kavan

Henry H. Ketcham III and

Janice L. Ketcham

Robert S. Ludwig and Joan M. Ryder ’73, P’09

Paul L. Maddock Jr. P’04

Justin D. Mahon Jr.

Linda L. Miller

Susan Stamm Peet and Gary R. Peet

Douglas A. Price

Jeffrey O. Riley and Lynda M. Palermo P’10

William J. Roland II and

Patricia M. Roland

Joan Wernig Sorensen and

E. Paul Sorensen ’71 ScM’75 PhD’77,

P’06, P’06

William B. Steele III

Henry R. Swirsky

Gary R. Westmoreland

Sarah Lloyd Wolf and Charles B. Wolf

Class of 1973

Marc C. Bergschneider and Theodora

Vender Bergschneider P’05

James J. Burke Jr. P’05, P’06, P’10

Robert Checkoway

Arthur Corvese Jr.

David E. Duhaime and

Claire M. Flanagan ’75, P’10, P’12, P’14

Alan R. Gallotta P’05

Elizabeth Ruedisueli George MD’76 and

Robert B. George II MD’77, P’02, P’02

James H. Hahn and Dana C. Hahn P’05

Mark G. Hanson

Ned Hazen III and

Elizabeth Berman Hazen ’76, P’08

Thomas B. Jacob and

Audrey Sullivan Jacob P’12, P’15

Lance P. Keigwin and Linda S. Keigwin

Constance E. Kulik Morgan

Mark D. Lacedonia

Kathleen E. Barry and John Magladery

Lawrence McMahon

Michael S. Powers

Stephan S. Russo and Susan J. Souder P’11

Joan M. Ryder and Robert S. Ludwig ’72, P’09

Paul D. Sampson ScM’74

Jeffrey S. Shinn and Shelley G. Shinn

Rebecca Keyte Staehlin and

Martin E. Staehlin ’71

Joseph M. Steed ScM’73

Robert C. Thunell and

Maureen T. McConaghy ’74, P’10

Craig J. Tillery

Jeffrey A. Wagner and

Nancy E. Leopold ’76, P’13

Victor J. Weinstein P’04

James F. Wolford-Ulrich



Class of 1974

Stephen B. Barlow and Sally L. Barlow

Charles S. Barrett

Carol Norris Brown and Carlton Q. Brown

Robert S. Condon

James D. Dawson

Mark A. de Regt and

Roberta Haynes de Regt ’76 MD’79

Anita V. Spivey and Dean A. Dent P’09

J. Richard Gamble

Peter H. Henry

John F. Hirsch and Susan R. Hirsch

Steven P. Kalter

Amy B. Leeds and Anders C. Brag P’08, P’11

Marshall K. Luther and Laurie S. Luther

Maureen T. McConaghy and

Robert C. Thunell ’73, P’10

M. Allison McMillan and Mark M. Nickel P’09

Jane E. Merdinger

Daniel A. Neff and

Nancy Fuld Neff ’76, P’06, P’14

Richard B. Schlenger and

Terri Fluhr Schlenger P’16

Marc A. Silverstein P’12, P’13

Dominic D. Starsia and Kristin R. Lasagna ’76

Mary Aguiar Vascellaro and

Jerome C. Vascellaro P’07

Donna Erickson Williamson and

Scott H. Williamson

Class of 1975

Anonymous

Rolland J. Barrett II

Michael H. Baxter

John G. Berylson and

Amy S. Berylson

John S. Breuer

S. James Busam and

Margaret Busam P’00, P’03

Lincoln D. Chafee and

Stephanie Danforth Chafee P’14, P’17

Kenneth H. Colburn

Charles T. Connell and

Michelle A. Proulx ’76, P’15

Marianne Michael Culich and

Dusan Culich

Peter J. DiCamillo ScM’77

Claire M. Flanagan and

David E. Duhaime ’73, P’10, P’12, P’14

Geoffrey C. Garth

Jerome P. Gilligan and

Patricia St. Germain Gilligan P’09

William W. Hill IV

Gary P. Howanec

Janet L. Kemp and Scott Hunter P’06

Pamela Stratton Hutchinson and

Alexander Hutchinson P’03, P’08

John G. Irvin Jr.

Robert E. Kupsaw

Josef Machac MD’78

Margaret C. Mazzone

Julie Liddicoet Meister and

Richard W. Meister P’03, P’06

Philip A. Mousin

Gerald S. Norton Jr.

Bruce P. Osterweil and Patricia A. Furlong

Seth G. Parker

Solomon Picciotto and

Lisa Blumenthal Picciotto P’15

Hope Pillsbury

Peter G. Piness

William L. Roberts

David B. Sholem and

Jan Mecklenburger Sholem P’06, P’12

Neil D. Steinberg and Eugenia C. Shao ’77

Class of 1976

Todd K. Abraham and Anne M. Opila

Philip S. Bartlett

James E. Berliner and

Diane Giles Berliner ’77, P’09

Michael J. Bernert and Joan A. Bernert

Stacey Holston Bewkes

Linda Lou Borges-DuBois

Amy Hollander Bouton and

Daniel R. Bouton

Richard H. Burrows

Roberta Haynes de Regt MD’79 and

Mark A. de Regt ’74

Thomas B. Ford

Elizabeth Berman Hazen and

Ned Hazen III ’73, P’08

Kristin R. Lasagna and Dominic D. Starsia ’74

Nancy E. Leopold and

Jeffrey A. Wagner ’73, P’13

Neal M. Lerer

Paul H. Maysek

Kevin A. Mundt and

Jayne Severinson Mundt P’11

Anna Bobiak Nagurney ScM’80 PhD’83

and Ladimer S. Nagurney ScM’74 PhD’86

Nancy Fuld Neff and

Daniel A. Neff ’74, P’06, P’14

Christopher Noble and

Debbie Rice Noble P’13

Daniel S. O’Connell and

Gloria Perri O’Connell P’05, P’13

Yvonne Chao Posa and Serafino M. Posa P’08

Michelle A. Proulx and

Charles T. Connell ’75, P’15

Stephen J. Rinkus

Thomas E. Rothman and

Jessica Harper Rothman P’11, P’13

Benjamin H. Thompson IV

Thomas J. Tisch and Alice M. Tisch P’18

Robert J. Tracy

Pamela K. Silverman and

Mark W. Whalen P’07

Class of 1977

James J. Aguiar

Diane Giles Berliner and

James E. Berliner ’76, P’09

Christopher J. Berman LHD’07 and

Katherine Alexinski Berman P’08, P’09

Raymond S. Broadhead ScM’77, P’98, P’03

George P. Caraberis and

Janice M. Caraberis P’08

Sarah P. Carlson

Timothy M. Clapp

Susan Bowker Clarendon and

Richard P. Clarendon ’78, P’06

H. Allethaire Cullen

Judith Pollard Danforth and

Murray S. Danforth III P’06

Robert H. Farnham Jr. and

Glorianne Demoulas P’12

Susan Pilch Friedman and

Richard A. Friedman ’79, P’08

Ross Z. Greenburg and

Michele L. Greenburg P’10

Jo A. Hannafin and John P. Brisson P’12

Marcia Jacobs Hooper and

James E. Hooper P’09, P’11

Lynda A. Ingham

Paula E. Maguire

Gerald L. Massa

Ellen B. Miller-Sonet

George G. Pennacchi and

Marjorie L. Pennacchi

Fred T. Polacek and

Lori Goldstein Polacek ’80, P’14

Cynthia Mock Reusché PAM’12

Robert A. Rich

William E. Roman

Laurie Emerson Samuelson and

Roland W. Samuelson Sr.

Eugenia C. Shao and Neil D. Steinberg ’75

Susan Greenhaus Silverman and

Joseph H. Silverman P’03 ScM’05, P’06, P’10

Michael T. Wallace Jr. and

Susan Dickhaus Wallace P’07

David E. Wilson and

Patrice Whalen Wilson P’14

Class of 1978

Jeanne E. Adams and Levi C. Adams

Richard J. Bauerfeld

Thomas E. Binet and Danielle A. Jensen

John V. Boulton and Laura B. Boulton

Lucia A. Burke

Adrienne Muller Camesas and

Lazarus Camesas P’14

Richard P. Clarendon and

Susan Bowker Clarendon ’77, P’06

Louis D. Cole MD’82

Richard C. Dresdale and

Marcella Lilly Dresdale P’10, P’17

Nancy Brisson Goracy and

Edward R. Goracy P’06, P’09

ScMIME’10

Habib Y. Gorgi and Susan C. Gorgi P’17

Peter v. Hauser P’13

Lynn A. Johnson

Sean I. Mc Cracken

Samuel M. Mencoff and

Ann Stoeffel Mencoff P’11, P’15

Marjorie Sachs and Daniel Miller P’12

Seth J. Morris

Annette L. Nazareth and

Roger W. Ferguson Jr. P’13

Thomas J. Peirce

Laurie A. Raymond

Kathryn M. Reith

Roosevelt Robinson III

Leslie J. Rohrer and John W. Tavormina P’12

Raymond C. Schnettgoecke

Thomas R. Turnbull II

Edward Von Gerichten III and

Carmen L. Duarte P’13

Class of 1979

Martha Starkweather Altreuter and

Roger W. Altreuter P’14

Benjamin J. Arno

Richard M. Breslow and

Elizabeth Taub Breslow P’14

Eric Chilton and Nancy Chilton

Richard A. Friedman and

Susan Pilch Friedman ’77, P’08

Frank P. Fuerst and Karen Weaver Fuerst P’13

Laurence D. Goldstein

Neil M. Goodman

Adrienne Morphy Ladd

Judith Schaubhut Siegel and Gary W. Siegel

Class of 1980

Norman W. Alpert and

Jane Danenberg Alpert P’09, P’11, P’13, P’17

Steven G. Dorsky MD’80 and

Frances Grabowski Dorsky P’03, P’05, P’09

Meridy Smith Glenn

Nancy Kreisman Goldberg and

William Goldberg P’13

Mark A. Gould Jr.

Jay P. Hickey

Susan B. Howitt and Nigel J. Foster ’81

Glenn I. Levin and Alexandra D. Hokin ’92

Lori Goldstein Polacek and

Fred T. Polacek ’77, P’14

Matthew W. Quigley and

Nina Bogosian Quigley ’82

Leonard A. Ranalli




Kent M. Rapp and

Jennifer Clayson Rapp ’81, P’12

Jonathan E. Resnick and

Susan M. Resnick

Sara Solis-Cohen

Stephanie Sanders Sullivan and

John H. Sullivan

Rock A. Tate

John R. Uppgren and Melissa A. Uppgren

William M. Waggaman

Laura Macdonald Watson and

Richard C. Watson P’13

Patrick T. Weir

Katharine F. Wellman

Class of 1981

David T. Barrall MD’81

Kevin K. Callahan

Elizabeth Conklin

Suzanne P. Curley

Howard B. Fife and Jill Winer Fife P’14

Nigel J. Foster and Susan B. Howitt ’80

Marion Abrams Golin and

Eric J. Golin ScM’85 PhD’91, P’13

Ronald E. Gutfleish and

Stacey S. Gutfleish P’18

Jeffrey L. Hacker

Jennifer Okun Harper and

Stephen J. Harper ’82, P’11, P’16

Robert P. Kindler

Brian R. Leach

Angelo C. LoBosco and Laura M. Bello

Patricia Lahan Parker AM’81 and

Fred A. Parker ’63

Jennifer Clayson Rapp and

Kent M. Rapp ’80, P’12

Daniel R. Santanello

Elizabeth Schiff

Eric A. Schubert and

Dawn Woodman Schubert P’15

Susan L. Schwartz

Martin S. Silverman and

Pamela Carlsten Silverman P’14

Patricia A. Spraguer-Roberts

Steven M. Swidler AM’76 PhD’81

Class of 1982

Donna Kishi Abbott

Steven M. Bowman

Darcy Fernald Caldwell and

Peter J. Caldwell P’11, P’14

Wm P. Cranley

Robert C. Culin and

Caroline Reng Culin ’83, P’14

Charles M. Davis and

Jan Phillips Davis ’83, P’13, P’16

Yul D. Ejnes MD’85 and

Anne Edwards Ejnes ’83

Leila Saidenberg Furman

Yvonne P. Goldsberry

Stephen J. Harper and

Jennifer Okun Harper ’81, P’11, P’16

Amanda Hopkins Tirrell FACHE

Steven R. Jordan

Helaine B. Loman

Phoebe Manzella Murphy and

John F. Murphy P’11

Sarah Munro Murray and

Michael P. Murray ’83, P’16

Kenneth F. Newcomer and

Jeanne Masters Newcomer P’12

Nina Bogosian Quigley and

Matthew W. Quigley ’80

Harold J. Schaaff and Suzanne P. Schaaff

Kenan A. Siegel

Steven A. Sunshine and

Ann Feldman Sunshine P’16

Hope Mead Wynn

Class of 1983

Bradley T. Banko

Jeffrey W. Bantly

Francis A. Brooks III

Michelle Mosher Crosby

Caroline Reng Culin and

Robert C. Culin ’82, P’14

Jan Phillips Davis and

Charles M. Davis ’82, P’13, P’16

Scott R. Diehl P’17

Patrick A. Dillon

Philip J. Donnellan

Barbara Dugan Johnson and

Christian M. Johnson P’16

Anne Edwards Ejnes and

Yul D. Ejnes ’82 MD’85

Robert G. Fortin Jr.

Sarah Herndon Glaser

Edward O. Handy III and

Polly Chatterton Handy ’85

Joan MacLeod Heminway and

Merrit A. Heminway

Emilie Barton Kelly

Craig J. Linden and Asami Ishimaru

Robert MacAneney and

Grainne Hodgins MacAneney P’14,

P’18

Michael P. Murray and

Sarah Munro Murray ’82, P’16

Marianne Chelovich Quoyeser and

Joe P. Quoyeser P’15

Frederick W. Reinhardt III

Shawn W. Robinson

Carmen Garcia Rodriguez and

Carlos A. Rodriguez P’14, P’17

Diane Yeutter Rothberg

Peter E. Ruhlin and

Holly Troxell Ruhlin P’15

William H. Scott

David Speer and Tiffany Choy

Alison Scherl Stearns and Neal Stearns P’14

Timothy P. Stevens

Clare B. Stone

Luiz F. Valente PhD’83

Peter M. Voss and Franky Butler Voss P’15

Steven C. Wallace and

Linda E. Benfield P’13, P’13

Timothy J. White

Glenn P. Zorpette

Class of 1984

Eric Almeida

Elizabeth West Blakely PhD’90

Gerald W. Brady Jr.

Ellen Clark Clemot and

Andre-Louis Clemot P’17

Vincent J. Conforti Jr.

James L. Coughlan and

Mary Breckheimer Coughlan P’14, P’17

Catherine Carolan Daniel and

John C. Daniel

Linda Kent DeLaney and

Thomas F. DeLaney

Brian M. Driscoll

Sean P. Duffy and Andy Morgan

Torrey N. Foster Jr.

Gregory G. Giles

MaryEllen Milmoe Girgenti and

Christopher E. Girgenti ’85, P’16

Erik A. Holm-Olsen and Ann E. Waugh

’86

Randy B. Luing

Fern Mandelbaum Dorosin

Paula Murray McNamara and

Kevin J. McNamara

Mary O’Dea Meijer

Neal P. Monagle

Cameron J. Sears

Michael J. Sweeney

Margaret J. Tormey

Cameron Tuttle

Jonathan C. Wilk

Class of 1985

Anonymous

Teresa M. Abrahamsohn

John E. Blank

Emily Low Boenning

Carolyn Sugar Bohmiller

Elizabeth Epstein Brenner

Jennifer Meagher Convery and

Kevin P. Convery

Erik P. Farrar and

Hannelore B. Rodriguez-Farrar ’87

AM’90 PhD’09

David M. Forcucci

John E. Gagliano

Theresa Wanzor Gauthier

Christopher E. Girgenti and

MaryEllen Milmoe Girgenti ’84, P’16

Leonardo C. Goulandris

Polly Chatterton Handy and

Edward O. Handy III ’83

Greg W. Hausler

Lucy Coan Helfrich

Bradley W. Hertz

Frederick P. Koontz

Nancy A. Lanzarone

Michael E. Marrus

Ian A. Mc Donald

Michael R. McAleer

Todd W. Mulder

Liam G. Murphy

Thomas N. O’Brien

Peter M. Prominski

Lisa Benenson Quattrocchi and

Joseph A. Quattrocchi P’15

Darcy Honig Simon

Lisa R. Smith

Peter D. Sullivan

John P. Toupin

Jeffrey A. Turi

Scott R. Whittemore

Class of 1986

Miriam Mackay Bartimer and

Lawrence D. Bartimer

Andrew J. Bisset

John W. Bliss

Darren P. Brady and Linda M. Brady

Mary Starkweather Bushman

Lisa M. Caputo Morris

David L. Chaiken

Thomas J. Cole Jr.

Michael L. Devaughn

Elizabeth Wood Gagnon and

Thomas A. Gagnon

Christopher J. Good

Scott C. Heckman and

Georgine K. Danyi Heckman P’16

Rebecca Ensign Heller

John M. Ireland III ScM’87 and

Susan Ireland

John W. Keogh

Joseph A. Kuzneski Jr. and Lynn Kuzneski

Joseph C. Longo

John D. McEvoy and Aedie McEvoy

Elizabeth A. McLarney

Ladimer S. Nagurney ScM’74 PhD’86

and Anna Bobiak Nagurney ’76

ScM’80 PhD’83

Kathryn Mainelli Nani and Douglas R. Nani

Ann Dowgin Reilly and Joseph G. Reilly ’87

Geoffrey D. Soriano



Catherine Beermann Sullivan MD’89 and

Raymond J. Sullivan

Scott M. Sullivan and

Jill Goldsmith Sullivan ’89

Judith Hayden Swirbalus and

Joseph J. Swirbalus ’88

Joseph M. Thompson

Patrick G. Turchick

Michael G. Waitkus and

Debby L. Waitkus

Ann E. Waugh and Erik A. Holm-Olsen ’84

Mara Spaulder White

David M. Wolfsohn

Class of 1987

Anonymous

Pamela S. Bol Riess

Stephen J. Climo and

Gillian Leonard Climo ’88

Catherine Cockrum Dean

A. Nancy Donohue and

Diane M. Elam AM’84 PhD’88

Thomas S. Dugan

Kate Hanley Durand and John R. Durand P’16

Diane Walworth Duva

Nancy P. Dynan

Ellen D. Field

Jarl Ginsberg

Alexes Hazen MD’96 and

David A. Boyum P’18

Blair E. Hendrix and Jacqueline Hendrix

Edward W. Hu

David P. Inadomi

Jaime L. Kline and James P. McCormick

Kathryn J. Kostic

James K. Lobsenz

James P. Mackey IV

Harry M. Matternas

Margaret S. McCreery and Robert R. Luton

Kelly A. McGarry

Kristen Simmons Murray and

Todd A. Murray

Reed E. Overby

Sue Porter

Mark A. Rechan

Joseph G. Reilly and Ann Dowgin Reilly ’86

Hannelore B. Rodriguez-Farrar AM’90

PhD’09 and Erik P. Farrar ’85

Miriam D. Rosenthal

Lauren Becker Rubin

Anthony J. Santomauro

Tracy Goldstein Shemano

John L. So and Grace W. So Yue ’88, P’17

Scott E. Stevens

Kathleen O’Shea Swanson and

Conrad Swanson

David M. Tingue

Jeffrey M. Toussaint

Class of 1988

G. Lee Anderson and Elizabeth Alexander

James E. Anderson and

Karen Urbaniak Anderson

Michel Bayard

David E. Brown

John A. Caragliano

Gillian Leonard Climo and

Stephen J. Climo ’87

Erika C. Collins

Aurelie M. Cornil Foucaut and

Thierry R. Foucaut

Diane M. Elam AM’84 PhD’88 and

A. Nancy Donohue ’87

Louise M. Gillis

William H. Goodman

Douglas N. Greenburg

James P. Hanley and Lauren E. Hanley

Robert F. Hill Jr. and Maureen Hill

Hilary Boshes Hoffmeister and

Perry C. Hoffmeister P’17

Samuel L. Iserson

John S. Koltun

William A. McComas

Peter Monize

Matthew H. Parker

Michael W. Perner

William H. Perry and Rosalie G. Perry

Jon D. Pliner and Emma M. Pliner

George F. Pyne

Maria E. Rabb and Tivadar Szegletes

Nicholas R. Rhind

Gregory T. Rogers and Dana I. Rogers

Grace W. So Yue and John L. So ’87, P’17

Gregory C. Starkins

Joseph J. Swirbalus and

Judith Hayden Swirbalus ’86

Kendall Delgado Voss

Lauren E. Westreich and Bob Emerson

Phoebe A. Wilkinson

Mike E. Wittenburg

Tyler J. Wolfram and Michele L. Wolfram

Class of 1989

Robert A. Arena

Kara Z. Buckley

James R. Dayton

Daniel T. Finn and Elana Rone Finn ’90, P’18

Amy Litman Guiot and Bruce A. Guiot ’90

Gregory S. Hallisey

Theresa M. Hirschauer

Eric W. Kimble

Jacqueline Jorgensen Lang

Ann Zeitung Lombardi and

James P. Lombardi

Matthew L. McCumber

David C. McLaughlin

Lance Minor

Aimee R. Montague

Amanda Lehrer Nash and Lewis R. Nash

Peter B. Ruschmeier

John J. Russell

Stephanie H. Sanchez

Curt Sigfstead and Lara K. Witter ’92

Catherine M. Spath and

Katherine A. Kruckemeyer ’90 MAT’91

Erin Smith Springhorn

Jill Goldsmith Sullivan and

Scott M. Sullivan ’86

Douglas M. Tudor and Christina Tudor

Kurt C. Wulfekuhler

Class of 1990

Jennifer Ord Bonadio and

G. William Bonadio

Sean O. Bosack and Carole Bosack

Carter L. Brown

Caroline Gallagher Bruno and

David W. Bruno

Michael C. Buchanan

Sebastian M. Cianci

Lynn A. DeNucci

Elana Rone Finn and Daniel T. Finn ’89, P’18

Kathryn Quadracci Flores

Harold M. Frisch

Ned Gibbons

Andrew D. Gramley

Bruce A. Guiot and Amy Litman Guiot ’89

Steve Harrison

Leigh R. Hochberg

Torri Connell Horovitz

Bruce R. Keeler and Cheryl Keeler

Kathy Silva Kichula and John R. Kichula ’91

Katherine A. Kruckemeyer MAT’91 and

Catherine M. Spath ’89

Christopher F. Lemley

John J. Loveless

Christopher J. Mancuso

Timothy P. Mayhew

James F. Moore

Sara Leppo Savage and Robert F. Savage Jr.

Dominic S. Spaethling

Laura J. Sullivan

Ronald J. Tache

Lars Tiffany

Regina Long Tindall

Justin H. Traxler and Regina A. Wu ’91

Aaron J. Velli

Class of 1991

Anonymous

Christian H. Albert and Jodi L. Albert

Suzanne L. Bailey

Malcolm P. Baker and

Christina Wood Baker ’92

William F. Balsham

Pamela D. Bass

Nicole Pliner Berman

Eric D. Bommer

Jim L. Calaway and

Marjorie Griem Calaway ’93

Tracy Washington Cannon-Smith

Ronald J. Dalgliesh

Brian T. Day and Michelle Miller Day ’92

Abigail Marr Doft AM’92

David Donovan

Sharon Cleary Eastman

Melissa Walton English

Hugh K. Foster

Chanley M. Small and Michael J. Gannon

Michael T. Geroux

Andrea G. Harms and Julie R. Pryde ’92

Thomas P. Huntington

Ashley Gordon Jacobs

Walid A. Khuri

John R. Kichula and Kathy Silva Kichula ’90

Steven A. King and Christine M. King

Sarah Lamont Kocmond and

Jonathan H. Kocmond

Laura M. Kumler

Daniel A. Levine

Kevin F. McCarthy and Karen J. McCarthy

Rebecca Feldstein Moran and

Colm O. Moran

Richard R. Patton

Christopher L. Scalia

Teri L. Smith

Lori B. Wasserman

Anne Downes Whelan and

Robert F. Whelan

Rodney S. Wooters

Regina A. Wu and Justin H. Traxler ’90

Mara M. Yale

Class of 1992

Jonathan D. Abbey

Christina Wood Baker and

Malcolm P. Baker ’91

Kara Kee Borah and David E. Borah

Stephanie Bratiotis

Thomas H. Condon

William J. Corrin

Kimberly L. Couranz

Jim Dand

Victoria G. Reyes-D’Arcy MD’96 and

Christopher A. D’Arcy MD’96

Michelle Miller Day and Brian T. Day ’91

Matthew T. DeSutter and Donna Paglia

Emily Sikorovsky DiMiceli and

Joseph A. DiMiceli

Wesley D. Dupont and Cynthia Dupont

Malitta V. Engstrom and David Dickson

Jeffrey S. Feingold

Randall W. Gourley

Ivan B. Grabowski and Sandra S. Yoon ’97




William G. Hamilton and Susan Hamilton

Alexandra D. Hokin and Glenn I. Levin ’80

Eugene J. Keohane

Nathan Kovalchick

Richard R. Lloyd

Julie R. Pryde and Andrea G. Harms ’91

James F. Remington and

Laura Gardner Remington ’94

Jocelyn A. Segall

Bradley C. Sidwell and Eileen J. Rocchio ’93

David F. Smail Jr.

Todd P. Vandam

Lara K. Witter and Curt Sigfstead ’89

Andrew H. Zimmerman

Class of 1993

Damien M. Benjamin MD’97

Marjorie Griem Calaway and

Jim L. Calaway ’91

Todd G. Carey and Trish Kosloff Carey

Roy J. Carver III and Nikole D. Carver

Jason A. DiLullo

Sepp Dobler

Eli D. Friedman

Susan E. Heffernan

Catherine Bank Kilroy and John B. Kilroy Jr.

Aleks A. Kins

Oliver A. Marti

Robert H. Monnes

Matthew E. O’Connor

Robert B. Olin

Eileen J. Rocchio and Bradley C. Sidwell ’92

Frank T. Schettino Jr.

Jed A. Simon

Joshua E. Taub

Christopher D. Tokarski

Amy Mulligan Wilson

Class of 1994

Jeff M. Albenberg

Russell N. Delacour

Jennifer Shaw Finch and Geoffrey C. Finch

William A. Fisher

Scott J. Friedman and Dawn Pieper

Mileidis Gort and Jeffrey J. Bloomquist ’96

Peter Kahn

Jody Buckley Keating

Melisa W. Lai Becker MD’99 and

Sean M. Becker

James A. Pedro

Nils H. Pohlmann

Kevin C. Reed

Tara G. Schulz-Reidy and Gregory D. Reidy

Laura Gardner Remington and James F.

Remington ’92

Alexander M. Sahaydak

Amy B. Augenblick and Walton N. Smith III

James C. Stanzler and Catherine Stanzler

Hallie K. Ziesmer

Class of 1995

Sarah Roberts Black and David L. Black

Reid F. Brackin

Stefan P. Brathwaite

Bridget O’Connor Burkhardt and

Fritz Burkhardt

Sean P. Cahill

Bradley G. Critchell

Denise M. Desjardins

Anna Liao Fieler and Steven J. Fieler

Joy Woog Garvey and Richard T. Garvey

Nicolas R. Gentin

Patrick W. Hickey

Michael G. Isaac

Predrag S. Jovanovic

Michael F. Keyes and

Michelle Kupka Keyes ’97

James W. Koven and

Sophia Coquillette Koven ’97

Lorraine Gardinier Liebenberg

Jonathan L. Manders

Ludlow C. Miller and Katy B. Miller

Alison A. Pease

David C. Schopler

Zachary J. Schreiber and Lori F. Schreiber

Joshua S. Spector and Elizabeth J. Shaffer ’98

Mary Ann Kranzberg Srenco and

Andrew J. Srenco

Mandy Lee Tachiki

Brian G. Warshawsky

Kristian M. Whalen and

Laura Whipple Whalen ’96

David H. Woo

Class of 1996

Wendi Richmond Agre and Alexander Agre

Elizabeth N. Alt

Jeffrey J. Bloomquist and Mileidis Gort ’94

Alana Bozelko Choquette and

Paul J. Choquette III ’97

Jason C. Dummert

Joel C. Elliott

Ellen Lenihan Flaherty and

Michael W. Flaherty

Theodore J. Foster

Suzanne K. Fisher-Fox and

Christopher K. Fox

William H. Friedman

Evan A. Fromberg

Neil A. Fromer and Rachel M. VanSickle-Ward

Stephanie Gampper Hsu

Daniel C. Grace and Rachael A. Fox ’99 MD’03

Sandra Milberg Hawkins

Kevin T. Hites

Scott N. Humber

Mark R. Jaffe

Eric C. Lu and Genevieve Lu

Roy W. Moore

Akira M. Murakami

Joshua C. Patt

Shane A. Shapiro

Natasha P. Flora and

Matthew B. Shoom-Kirsch

Eric H. Sillman and Rebecca J. Locke

Dennis D. Sullivan

Laura Whipple Whalen and

Kristian M. Whalen ’95

Class of 1997

Scott D. Bradford and

Katie Oliver Bradford ’98

Paul J. Choquette III and

Alana Bozelko Choquette ’96

Thomas A. Collard

Juan P. Conil and Huguette Conil

Brett M. Frood and Robin B. Frood

Katherine Egan Gilbane and

Thomas F. Gilbane III

Matthew R. Harvey MPP’10 and

Rachel M. Spaulding ’00

Galen A. Johnson

Michelle Kupka Keyes and

Michael F. Keyes ’95

Sophia Coquillette Koven and

James W. Koven ’95

Susan Hsia Lew and Canyon J. Lew

Kyle A. Richardson

Michael J. Robertson

Matthew J. Sitter

Patrick J. Walsh

Amy Brown Walton

Sally C. Washburn

Martha L. Werenfels AM’97 and

Frank Satterthwaite

Ava K. Cato-Werhane and

Andrew T. Werhane

Sandra S. Yoon and Ivan B. Grabowski ’92

Class of 1998

Eric B. Allen

Katie Oliver Bradford and

Scott D. Bradford ’97

Caitlyn Citrin

Brian Forsythe and

Elaheh Sluder Forsythe ’04

Lauren Berkeley Freer and E. Peter Freer

Christine Fuqua Gay

Amy Michalewich Harding and

Douglas J. Harding

Jeffrey D. Holowaty

Janice S. Kim and David Yosifon

Roman D. Knysh

Paul E. Krasinski and

Ashley Russell Krasinski ’99

Chester C. Lee and Sophia Kim Lee ’00

Cort T. Malone

Michael S. Mancuso

John H. McKlveen III

Daniel H. Olstein and Megan Wargo

Joel R. Pekow

Andrew A. Schwartz

Elizabeth J. Shaffer and Joshua S. Spector ’95

Mary Bean Sykes

Heather P. Tow-Yick

Liz Turner Suscha and Jason Suscha

Class of 1999

Zachary D. Burns

Emily Brennan Chase and Lowell J. Chase

Kira Kania-Lloyd Dickson and

Strider L. Dickson

Herbert E. Eilberg and Cary Vaughan

Rachael A. Fox MD’03 and

Daniel C. Grace ’96

Benjamin F. Hardt and

Margaret C. Kosmala ’00

Anna Susman Johnson MAT’00

Sharad Kohli and Subha Ghosh-Kohli ’01

Alexander C. Kontos ScM’00 and

Emily Zobel Kontos ’00

Ashley Russell Krasinski and

Paul E. Krasinski ’98

Matthew A. Kromer ScM’01 and

Megan Owen Kromer ’00

Sean J. Morey and Cara Gardner Morey ’01

Benjamin A. Naftalis and

Meredith Naftalis

Michael P. Wall and Minette M. Loula ’00

Joseph R. Wetzel

Amy Meyers Wickman and Ian S. Wickman

Kathleen A. Wittels MD’03

Raymond K. Yang

Class of 2000

Anda M. Adams

Lauren Klein Beresford

Stephen Campbell and

Angela M. Campbell

Cristina Gigon DeCotis and

Thomas J. DeCotis

Michael G. Flood

Sean M. Flynn and Ingrid Lestiyo

Rebecca Center Foster and Douglas N. Foster

William T. Garrow

Caroline G. Grogan and Brennan J. Casey

Kristen Michalopoulos Haddon

and Benjamin Haddon

James P. Harris ScM’01

Olivier P. Humblet and Peri T. Kurshan ’01

Douglas M. Humphrey

Liane Malcos Keister and Thomas Keister

Emily Zobel Kontos and

Alexander C. Kontos ’99 ScM’00

Margaret C. Kosmala and

Benjamin F. Hardt ’99



Megan Owen Kromer and

Matthew A. Kromer ’99 ScM’01

Jonathan C. LaRosa

Sophia Kim Lee and Chester C. Lee ’98

Minette M. Loula and Michael P. Wall ’99

Josh S. Marinelli

Timothy P. McCabe

Zachary D. McDonald

Katherine L. McKnight

Robyn C. Meeks

Stephanie Nichols-Smith Coleman

Sydney Foster Nitzkorski

Amber Boldra Paquette and

Anthony P. Paquette

Naomi B. Ture and Rowan V. Paul

James M. Perkins

Rachel M. Spaulding and

Matthew R. Harvey ’97 MPP’10

Frederic G. Underwood

Duncan G. Welstead

Class of 2001

Anonymous

Robert C. Altshuler ScM’03 and

Jennifer Altshuler

Elissa M. Aminoff

Zachary T. Casavant and

Kristin Duffy Casavant ’03

Brian Chin

Alexander M. Cynamon

Patrick M. Dudley

David A. Earl

Patricia W. Farley and David J. Farley ’64

Subha Ghosh-Kohli and Sharad Kohli ’99

James H. Johnson

Peri T. Kurshan and Olivier P. Humblet ’00

Joan Doran Licata

John E. Ligums and Jennifer H. Ligums

Patricia M. Long

Portia Johnson McGee and Lucas W. McGee

Cory Schreier Mian and Nicolas D. Mian

Cara Gardner Morey and Sean J. Morey ’99

Scott G. Powers

Francesca G. Romano

Molly Breyfogle Russo

Jeramy Bellwin Savage and Tom Savage

James S. Sinai

Ellie Blake Sullivan and

Christopher M. Sullivan

Michaella Rooney Tucker

Derek T. van der Schroeff

Julia Lamont Yordanova

Class of 2002

Uwadiae J. Airhiavbere and

Precious O. Airhiavbere

Andrew W. Baird and

Sarah Broadhead Baird ’03

Keith M. Banhazl

Elizabeth Quadros Betten and

Donald W. Betten

Martha E. Blake

Vanessa W. Chandis

Virginia Nuckols Chiarello

Christopher L. Chin ScM’05

Julia K. Cline and Stephen T. Kelly

Deborah Yoon Colley and Sebastian R. Colley

Kevin B. Connolly Jr.

Shaun P. Etheridge and Melissa Etheridge

Stephen S. Francis

Kerry E. Verrone and John Jacobs

Letitia Hall Johnson and

Matthew B. Johnson

George K. Kaufman ScM’02

Michael J. Kreidman

Elizabeth Merck Lake

Heather J. McCrea

Jamie Olson McKee and Derek L. McKee

A. Peter Morello III PhD’08 and

Dorian Wu Morello ’03

Meredith Nelson Mormile and

Richard C. Mormile

Carl F. Olson

Rachel E. Pepper

David M. Rothschild

Matthew J. Salzler and Erika L. Faires ’04

Corrente A. Schankler

Sarah E. Squire MD’06 and Mike Furr

Jonathan M. Stern

Alexis J. Thompson and Sarah E. Bowman ’06

Class of 2003

Kimberly Fogarty Arth and Aaron Arth

Selom H. Azuma

Sarah Broadhead Baird and

Andrew W. Baird ’02

Frances M. Betancourt

Bradley J. Bowery

Joel E. Breakstone

Elizabeth A. Breidinger and Erik Breidinger

Sarah Gordon Carroll

Kristin Duffy Casavant and

Zachary T. Casavant ’01

Julie Petralia Derderian

Ryan P. Devlin and Elizabeth Buza Devlin ’04

David G. Dies and Lauren Thomas ’04

Justin S. Fried

Caitlin Carey Garzoli and Jeremy Garzoli

Chelsea R. Hamilton

Margaret Connolly Healy and

David M. Healy ’07

Benjamin P. Hernandez-Stern

Nathan S. Hughes and Michelle B. Hughes

Robert H. Hux

Melissa B. Iagulli

Matthew D. Ivester

Robin T. Juliano

Viviane S. Klein

Kimberly Insalaco Legg and

Christopher J. Legg

Kevin Loo

Sarah Staveley-O’Carroll Matthews and

Michael K. Matthews ’05

Kristen Accordino McMahon

Joanna Grossman Miller

Gregory A. Rossolimo

Jamie L. Shapiro

Brooke E. Stevens

Abigail Thomas

Christopher R. Walther

Jillian Filipek Welch

Class of 2004

Katherine A. Ahmann

Dawn D. McDaniel and William R. Arnold

Ashley M. Branca

Katharine Tremaine Buchanan

Christina A. Cambruzzi and Max Jaeger

Molly C. Carleton

Nicolas A. Ciarcia

Andrew H. Curtis

Basia Dabrowski- Dworak

Michael E. DeCoste

Konstandina E. Zorzos and Pascal Denis

Elizabeth Buza Devlin and Ryan P. Devlin ’03

Erika L. Faires and Matthew J. Salzler ’02

Jayne D. Finst

Elaheh Sluder Forsythe and

Brian Forsythe ’98

Andrew W. Gallagher and Kyla M. Aki

Brent J. Grinna

Kimberly Highlud Highlund

Jonathan S. Jay

Jennifer L. Kim

Celinda Gourd Kofron PhD’09 and

Michael E. Kofron

Susan M. Kwiatkowski

Dan M. Le

Tamara Lam-Plattes and Nathan A. Poole

Paul J. Santoro

Toni Pullman Sayce

Stephen J. Silhan

Gina Verge Susi

Charles Towers and Margaret R. Towers

Class of 2005

Daniela M. Amores

Anne Davidson Anderson

Jeffrey S. Arbeit

Alexander K. Bowman and Jessica Cofrin

Michael G. Buff

William Burroughs

Joshua D. Champagne

Brandon L. Douglass

Sean D. Fortin

Vinay K. Ganti

Louis D. Golden

Katie J. Guay

James W. Hahn

Brian J. Hulse

G. J. King and Isabelle King

Kristin Loening MacArthur and

Daniel H. MacArthur

Michael K. Matthews and

Sarah Staveley-O’Carroll Matthews ’03

Michelle L. Roach

Tracy M. Roosevelt

Catherine C. Starr

Julie I. Stein

Christopher J. Swon

Kirk J. Teatom

Jabari-Jason Tyson-Phipps

Paul J. Vandenberg

Megan A. Wachs

Timothy J. Wang

Edward A. Young and Lauren Young

Class of 2006

Noori A. Abdulghani

Daniel R. Appello

Ariana T. Arcenas-Utley and

Christopher D. Arcenas-Utley

Efren E. Blackledge

Sarah E. Bowman and Alexis J. Thompson ’02

Carson F. Brennan

Eric S. Brumberg and Meredith S. Cocco ’07

Bridgette Cahill

Sarah A. Modiano and Jeremy A. Chase

Arlene S. Chung

Robert Cotter and Sarah Cotter

Shawn P. Cully

Merebea M. Danforth

Rachel A. Fleitell

Elizabeth M. Fritz

Jamie Gasparella

Alexis H. Gilbard

Elizabeth G. Greenberg

Debra H. Greenspan

Liv Leuthold Harmon and

Gregory T. Harmon

Daniel W. Hughes

David H. Krupnick

Jessica A. Larson

Pete LeCain

Joanna V. MacLean MD’10 and

Simon J. Salgado ’07

Ruth B. Schneider and Adrian R. Martin

Shaun R. McNamara

Mira A. Mehta

Jennifer S. Neff

Katharine W. Reynolds

Mary J. Seid

Christine E. Serdjenian Yearwood and

Jose A. Yearwood ’08



loYal BeaRSloYal BeaRSSupporters to Brown Athletics with gifts in each of the last four fiscal years beginning July 1, 2010 and ending June 30, 2014.Oliver E. Sheldon and Mary Getz Sheldon ’08

Tatyana K. Tsangarakis-Almeida

Deborah Dryer Vo

Patrick C. Yu

Class of 2007

Douglas F. Allen III and Susan Kovar ’09

Elizabeth G. Balassone

Stephen P. Bernardi and Alexandra

Brown Bernardi ’08

Genevieve Kopil Bock and Elliot J. Bock

Edward W. Brown

Michael J. Cholipski

Chandler E. Clarke

Meredith S. Cocco and Eric S. Brumberg ’06

Mara R. Cowan

Rachel S. Dearborn

Michael P. DiBartolo

Tracy P. Dungo

Tyler A. Gaffney

Marissa W. Geoffroy

Daniel L. Goldberg

Stacy L. Gugliotta

Benjamin E. Harrison and Allison Harrison

David M. Healy and

Margaret Connolly Healy ’03

Daniel H. Leventhal

Daniel M. Mahoney

Michael Malecz

Madeleine M. Marecki

Adam J. Muzika

Olivia A. Partyka

Daniella R. Priebatsch

Patrick M. Ryan

Simon J. Salgado and

Joanna V. MacLean ’06 MD’10

Jeanette M. Saraidaridis

Samuel D. Searle

Carla C. Thacker ScM’08

Shawn-Elyse K. Tulac

Devorah J. West

Class of 2008

Anonymous

Gerrit S. Adams

Matthew A. Amarante

Hillary K. Anderson

Catherine L. Auriemma

Alexandra Brown Bernardi and

Stephen P. Bernardi ’07

Rosalind Bogan Borders

Meris Tombari Enright and

Charles T. Enright

Minoo Fadaifard

Hannah B. Garrett

Mariposa Garth-Pele Garth-Pelly

Katherine L. Goetz

Lawrence J. Haertel Jr.

Chester C. Hall and Sarah L. Roberts Hall ’10

Jeffrey N. Hall

Alexandra M. Holland

Katie L. Lapinski

Christine M. Livoti ScM’09

James B. Lowe

Christopher E. Manatis-Lornell

Julie M. Mandolini-Trummel

Jamie E. Marcus

Matthew R. Mullenax

Alexander D. Pinkham ScM’09

Leah S. Rapalee

Justine Lupo Robertson and

David J. Robertson

James J. Rowan

Sarah Wu and Timothy J. Savage

Mary Getz Sheldon and Oliver E. Sheldon ’06

Paul D. Strombom

Michael T. Vandenberg

Peter J. Volosin and Malcolm Quigley

McCall Lewis Weibel

Jose A. Yearwood and

Christine E. Serdjenian Yearwood ’06

Ari Zamir

Class of 2009

Isa H. Abdur-Rahman

Stephen E. Chaloner

Noelle C. DiGioia

Brett G. Finkelstein

Nicholas M. Fort

Sarah R. Goodman

Molly S. Hawksley

Letitia B. Haynes

Mark D. Hazel

Susan Kovar and Douglas F. Allen III ’07

David A. Koweek

Grant A. Lebeau

Deborah K. Lipson

Natalie K. Meyers

Andrew C. Miller ScM’10

Kelly O’Brien

Robert E. O’Leary

Moses Riner ScMIME’10

Kelly L. Robinson

Brian P. Schmidt

Jessica A. Stage

J. Philip Thebault

Joel W. Tracy

Lauren E. Vitkus

Brendan J. Warner

Jessica L. Williams

Benjamin D. Zlotoff

Class of 2010

Anonymous

Bridget N. Ballard

Zachary F. Chapman

David A. Clement

Shae E. Fitzpatrick

Susannah W. Ford

Katherine M. Fritzsche

Miriam S. Fuchs

John K. Giannuzzi

Elizabeth A. Giliberti

Anna D. Gleyzer

Corlis A. Gross

Paul H. Jasinowski

Jarrid J. Johnston

Herbert M. Lemmons

Nicole M. McDonald

Kiauntee T. Murray

Sarah M. Palomo

Jordan M. Pietrus and Shannon M. Stacey ’11

Sarah L. Roberts Hall and

Chester C. Hall ’08

Chirona R. Silverstein ScM’11

Scott J. Van der Linden

Thomas W. Wetmore

Natalie A. Wilhelm

Samuel J. Wolfson

Class of 2011

Bianca Aboubakare

Allegra T. Aron

Elizabeth Q. Barry

Jessica B. Calihan

Conor A. Carlucci

John H. Cook

Leila R. Driansky

Katherine R. Gannett

Paul M. Grandstrand

Cara Anne C. Harrison

Ryley Hegarty

Katherine E. Hyland

Marina I. Irgon

Gregory P. Karwaski

Casey V. Kelsey

Michelle F. Levinson

Chelsea L. Macco

Nikolas J. Osvalds ScM’12

Vincent V. Pham

Cassandra M. Puhalla

Jeremy E. Raducha

Hope C. Richardson

Jeremy J. Russell

Sophie Scherl

Talia L. Singer-Clark

Samuel J. Speroni

Joseph L. Springer

Shannon M. Stacey and Jordan M. Pietrus ’10

Christiana E. Stephenson

Margaret M. Suprey

Zachary J. Tronti

Sage H. Erskine and David E. Walls

Petra N. Weiss

Class of 2012

Blaine M. Martin

Class of 2014

Anonymous

Parents

Anonymous (5)

Trish M. Brown and Charles C. Abbe P’13

Abby Adams P’08

Martha Starkweather Altreuter ’79 and

Roger W. Altreuter P’14

Kristen and Jon Anderson P’08

Alice and August Anneberg P’04

Felicia and Kenneth Aron P’11, P’15

Amy and Clifford Aronson P’13

Jeanne and Norman Asher P’08

James C. Baird P’91

Laurie Earwood Baker P’12

Valerie and Norman Baker P’12

Clara and Christopher Barrett P’14

Sophia A. Zervas-Berg and Arvid J. Berg P’13

Theodora Vender Bergschneider and

Marc C. Bergschneider ’73, P’05

Elissa B. Bernius and

Robert C. Bernius ’68, P’96, P’06, PMAT’06

Lisa and Joshua Bernstein P’13

Charlotte C. Betancourt P’98, P’03

Robin and Barry Blaxberg P’08

Janet and Reid Blynn P’16

Joan and Andrew Breen P’14

Elizabeth Taub Breslow and

Richard M. Breslow ’79, P’14

Jo A. Hannafin ’77 and John P. Brisson P’12

Camille and William Broadbent P’04

Mollie Ward Brown P’12

Margaret Busam and

S. James Busam ’75, P’00, P’03

Christine and Basan Buvinow P’13

Carol and Harry Caldwell Jr. P’14

Darcy Fernald Caldwell ’82 and

Peter J. Caldwell P’11, P’14

Darcy and John Callas P’14

Adrienne Muller Camesas ’78 and

Lazarus Camesas P’14

Susan and Ronald Capalbo P’03

Mylene and Russell Caplan P’13, P’16

Janice M. Caraberis and

George P. Caraberis ’77, P’08

Stephanie Danforth Chafee and

Lincoln D. Chafee ’75, P’14, P’17

Elizabeth C. Champlin and

George S. Champlin ’60, P’09

Geraldine and Philip Ching P’82, P’83, P’89

Ki and Kwang Chung P’06

Sara and James Clarke P’14

Pamela F. Clayson P’81, P’86, P’87, GP’12

Margaret and Francis Connelly P’14

Jane and John Connelly Jr. P’11, P’15

Pamela and James Conner P’15

Madeline and Stephen Connor P’14


loYal BeaRSloYal BeaRSSupporters to Brown Athletics with gifts in each of the last four fiscal years beginning July 1, 2010 and ending June 30, 2014.Barbara P. Cooke P’89

Barbara and Thomas Cooper P’03 AM’04

Mary Breckheimer Coughlan and

James L. Coughlan ’84, P’14, P’17

Elizabeth R. Cowan P’00

Theresa and Joe Cruz P’13

Patricia and Thomas Cully P’06, P’08

Robin and Richard Dale P’14

Maureen and Curtis Daniels P’12

Pamela Murphy and Richard D’Avino P’05

Leah A. Welch and Gedeon O. Deak P’14

Kathleen S. DeMetz P’11

Ellen and Christopher di Bonaventura P’10

Rose and Gary DiBartolo P’07

Marcella Lilly Dresdale and

Richard C. Dresdale ’78, P’10, P’17

Naomi and Stephen Drezner P’92

Robin B. Matlin and Richard Driansky P’11

Suzanne and Patrick Duffy Jr. P’03

Arabella and John Eldredge P’10

Carmen and David Epstein P’13 MAT’14

Rosalind and Joseph Fantone III P’06

Glorianne Demoulas and

Robert H. Farnham Jr. ’77, P’12

Annette L. Nazareth ’78 and

Roger W. Ferguson Jr. P’13

Jill Winer Fife and Howard B. Fife ’81, P’14

Peggy and David Fineman P’14

Alice and Jay Finst P’04

Susan R. Fison P’07

Jacquelyn and Peter Flynn P’06

Robert J. Flynn P’08

Heather and Darren Ford P’13

Cathy and Ronald Fornaca P’15

Liane and William Forrester P’10

Nancy and Kevin Fountain P’06

Rose and John Franco P’14

Ann C. Bracken and Rober Franco P’11

Mary Frances and Jude Franklin P’94

Anne Brafford Fritz P’06

Karen Weaver Fuerst and

Frank P. Fuerst ’79, P’13

Raymond J. Gallogly P’97

Joanne and Robert Gannett P’11

Marilyn and Francis George P’87, P’88, P’91

Susan and Joseph Gerlak P’14

Rita and Steven Gevelinger P’09

Nancy Brennan Gilbane and

William J. Gilbane Jr. ’70, P’99, P’01,

P’03, P’14

Barbara and Ben Giliberti P’10

Mary and Clinton Gilliland P’95

Charlotte Goodwin P’83, GP’14, GP’17

Susan and Michael Gormley P’12

Keith A. Greiner P’91

Beth and Howard Grill P’14

Diane and David Grillo P’02

Donna and Paul Grogan P’13

Lisa and Loren Grossman P’14

Stacey S. Gutfleish and

Ronald E. Gutfleish ’81, P’18

Dana C. Hahn and James H. Hahn ’73, P’05

Julia and William Hardt III P’99

Katherine K. Watkins and

Robin L. Harrison P’13, P’15

Elisabeth Hatfield P’86

Brenda and Bruce Hatton P’99

Diane Lipscombe and Edward Hawrot P’14

Donald F. Heitzmann P’10

Karen and Andrew Hirschberg P’15

Barbara and Joseph Hoffman P’09

Marcia Jacobs Hooper ’77 and

James E. Hooper P’09, P’11

Pauline S. Hooper P’14

Elizabeth and Timothy Hosea P’01, P’09

Lynn and Steven Hurster P’14

Susan and Michael Hutsell P’12

Diane and Frank Hyland P’11

Audrey Sullivan Jacob and

Thomas B. Jacob ’73, P’12, P’15

Barbara and Mark Jacobs P’98

Carolyn and Michael Jacobs P’13

Susan E. Cozzens and Juan Jewell P’01

Barbara Dugan Johnson ’83 and

Christian M. Johnson P’16

Priscilla S. Fitzhugh and

Kenneth W. Johnson P’01

Gwendolyn D. Johnson and

Paul H. Johnson ’58, P’87

Barbara Brodsky Kantrovitz ’66 and

David E. Kantrovitz P’01

Eileen and Paul Karwaski P’11

Esta and Eric Kawaoka P’00 MD’04

Nancy S. Kearney P’92

Ann and Kevin Kerr P’15

Margaret and Joseph Kieffer P’12, P’17

Caroline and Gary Kiev P’94

Branwen Smith-King and Anselm King P’08

Kathy and John Koopman P’12

Florence Kotowski P’89

Toni and Richard Koweek P’09

Joyce and Frederick Krull P’84, P’89

Hillary R. Mankin-Kufe and

Donald W. Kufe P’06, P’08

Diana and Robert Kung P’99

Megan and John Kuntz P’14

Cornelia and Robert Lanou P’83, P’90

Carole and Joel Lazarus P’98

Carol Day Yaster and Bill Levant P’05

Marian and Richard Lloyd P’92, P’96

Rita and Thomas Lowry P’12

Grainne Hodgins MacAneney and

Robert MacAneney ’83, P’14, P’18

Melanie K. Maher P’98

Deneen and Paul Mantegani P’13

Joseph M. Marcus P’08

Janet and Rodger Marticke P’06

Wendy and David Massey P’14

Melanie and Michael Mastanduno P’14

Mary and Thomas Mc Millan P’85

Miriam and James McCrea III P’02

Margaret McCullough P’67, P’72

Barbara and Thomas McElligott P’04

Brenda and Byron McFadgen P’09

Margaret and Edwin McGlynn P’15

Sally and John McHale Jr. P’12

Susan and Keith McKellop P’13

Shelley and John McKendry P’04

Merily and Brian McLaughlin P’03

Juliet and Robert McNamara P’14

Cynthia and Kevin McSweeney P’15

Kathleen and Scott Mellynchuk P’14

Catherine and Iain Mickle P’13

Maura and Frederick Minges P’13

Lisa and Alvin Moore P’14

Margaret and Roy Moore III P’96

Elaine S. Elliott-Moskwa and

C. Alexander Moskwa Jr. P’15

Phoebe Manzella Murphy ’82 and

John F. Murphy P’11

Jeanne Masters Newcomer and

Kenneth F. Newcomer ’82, P’12

Phyllis and Gary Nichols P’05

Debbie Rice Noble and

Christopher Noble ’76, P’13

Luanne and George Nugent P’05

Nancy and John Nunn III P’09

Katherine and Denis O’Brien P’12, P’15, P’17

Loretta and John Oliva P’88 MD’94

Lisa T. Heffernan and Roger G. Orf P’12, P’16

Dominic P. Orr P’09

Gregory A. Paino P’14

Paula and Michael Panchuck P’98

Carey Peck P’05

Marcia and John Pelli P’97

Julia H. Perlman P’90, P’92, P’94, P’98

Lisa Blumenthal Picciotto and

Solomon Picciotto ’75, P’15

Nancy E. Pfund and Phillip L. Polakoff P’14

Bridget and John Polanin Jr. P’12

Jane and Richard Potocki P’12

Judith Z. Putzel and Paul T. Putzel ’61, P’89

Paul D. Quadros P’02

Marianne Chelovich Quoyeser ’83 and

Joe P. Quoyeser P’15

Lois A. Rakoff P’98

Sara and Robert Reichley P’77

Elizabeth and Frank Ricci P’13

Karen Kivel Rice P’14

Pamela and George Richardson P’12, P’14

Lynda M. Palermo and

Jeffrey O. Riley ’72, P’10

Jeanne and Walter Rittger P’02

Regina and Jeff Robertson P’14

Carmen Garcia Rodriguez ’83 and

Carlos A. Rodriguez P’14, P’17

Lydia and Kirk Rogers P’14

Anne Rothenberg and

Robert J. Rothenberg ’65 MAT’67, P’92

Robert Rottenberg P’03

Holly Troxell Ruhlin and

Peter E. Ruhlin ’83, P’15

Nancy and Richard Russell P’99

Susan J. Souder and

Stephan S. Russo ’73, P’11

Cheryl and Francis Ryan P’03

Shelah and Burton Scherl P’87, P’89

Gail and Robert Schlesinger Jr. P’12

Dawn Woodman Schubert and

Eric A. Schubert ’81, P’15

Laurie and Andrew Segal P’10

Diane and Robert Sherman Jr. P’13

Jan Mecklenburger Sholem and

David B. Sholem ’75, P’06, P’12

Pamela Carlsten Silverman and

Martin S. Silverman ’81, P’14

Dana and Robert Slater P’13

Patricia and Ronald Sloan P’97

Louise and Wayne Smith P’00

Alison Scherl Stearns ’83 and

Neal Stearns P’14

Terry and John Stevenson P’95 ScM’99

Ann and Justin Stevenson III P’97

Susan and Daniel Stone P’12

Meryl L. Stowbridge P’03

Cathy and David Strombom P’08

Ann Feldman Sunshine and

Steven A. Sunshine ’82, P’16

Mary and William Suprey P’11

Leslie J. Rohrer ’78 and

John W. Tavormina P’12

Elizabeth and Lawrence Thomas P’14

Catherine L. Hayden and

David B. Thurston ’71, P’13, P’13

Alice M. Tisch and Thomas J. Tisch ’76, P’18

Cheryl and Robert Tomlinson P’15

Carol J. Tow P’98

Teresa and Robert Traggio P’95

Kathryn and John Traynor P’13, P’15

Linda L. Tyler and

Russell J. Tyler ’71, P’00, P’02

Stephanie Urban P’12

Mary E. Klinges and John L. Van Horne P’14

Debra A. Stegura and

Lawrence H. Vanden Bos P’15

Carmen L. Duarte and

Edward Von Gerichten III ’78, P’13

Franky Butler Voss and



Peter M. Voss ’83, P’15

Pamela Voss and Peter S. Voss ’68, P’98

John D. Wallace P’01

Susan Dickhaus Wallace and

Michael T. Wallace Jr. ’77, P’07

Linda E. Benfield and

Steven C. Wallace ’83, P’13, P’13

Rhonda and Daniel Waller P’08

Dianne and John Walthall P’13

Betty and Eddie Wang P’05

Barbara and Robert Warburton P’06

Laura Macdonald Watson ’80 and

Richard C. Watson P’13

Stephanie Breslow and Paul N. Watterson

P’14

Mary Hediger and George E. Weaver

P’02

Katherine and Matthew Weeden P’15

Madeleine and Gary Weiner P’14

Yvonne and

Arnold-Peter Weiss P’11, P’15, P’15

Nina and Mark Wenzel P’14

Virginia and Richard Whelan P’04

Stephanie C. Andrews and

Marc A. White Jr. P’13, P’15

Robin M. O’Reilly and

Michael H. Whitehill P’14

Joan Wieczorek P’95

Anne and Bruce Williams P’14

Patrice Whalen Wilson and

David E. Wilson ’77, P’14

Susan and Elliot Winer P’98

Ann and John Woods P’14

Julie and Peter Wyman P’12

Friends

Anonymous

Bradford R. Boss

Meghan Admirand and Kevin Brown

Deirdre and Brian Christin

Jonathan R. Conklin

Elizabeth R. Crabtree

John M. Crenson

Adrianne N. DaPonte

Kathleen and Michael Goldberger

Lisa King

Jane and Julius Kling

Thomas Mitchell

Nancy Newman

Gerald Ohara

Saundra and Robert Patrick

Edward W. Reed Jr.

Tammie and Harald Ruda

Peter R. Shank

Bernard A. Taradash

Joan W. Taylor

Martha and David Thompson

Aaron M. Todd

Brett J. Turner

Teresa and Kevin Walsh

Gary Wessel

Pamela and Scott Woodward




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Home games in Red * League game/match

Men’s CrewDate Event ResultOct. 18-19 at Head of the CharlesNov. 22 at Tail of the Charles

Women’s CrewDate Event ResultOct. 11 at Head of the Housatonic Oct. 18-19 at Head of the CharlesOct. 26 at Princeton Chase

Men’s Cross CountryDate Event ResultSept. 13 at Dartmouth Invitational 2nd

Sept. 20 at Iona Meet of Champions 3rd

Oct. 11 at New England Championship 1:15 p.m.Oct. 17 Rothenburg Run 3:00 p.m.Nov. 1 at Heptagonal Championship 12:00 p.m.Nov. 14 at NCAA Northeast Regional 1:15 p.m.Nov. 22 at IC4A Championship 10:15 a.m.Nov. 22 at NCAA Championship 1:15 p.m.

Women’s Cross CountryDate Event ResultSept. 13 at Dartmouth Invitational 2nd

Sept. 20 at Iona Meet of Champions 1st

Oct. 4 at Paul Short Run 11:45 a.m.Oct. 11 at New England Championship 12:30 p.m.Oct. 17 Rothenburg Run 3:40 p.m.Nov. 1 at Heptagonal Championship 11:00 a.m.Nov. 14 at NCAA Northeast Regional 12:00 p.m.Nov. 22 at ECAC Championship 11:00 a.m.Nov. 22 at NCAA Championship 12:00 p.m.

EquestrianDate Event ResultOct. 4 at Johnson & Wales Show 10:00 a.m.Oct. 18 at URI ShoW 9:00 a.m.Oct. 25 at UMass Dartmouth Show 9:00 a.m.Nov. 1 at Roger Williams Show 9:00 a.m.Nov. 8 at URI IHSA Show 9:00 a.m.Nov. 15 Brown/RIC Show 9:00 a.m.

Field HockeyDate Event ResultSept. 6 Bryant W, 3-0Sept. 7 at UMass Lowell W, 2-1Sept. 14 Georgetown W, 4-1Sept. 20 Columbia* L, 4-0Sept. 21 Sacred Heart W, 2-1Sept. 27 at Dartmouth* L, 6-1Oct. 4 Harvard* 1:00 p.m.Oct. 5 Siena 2:00 p.m.Oct. 8 at Quinnipiac 3:30 p.m.Oct. 12 Lehigh 12:00 p.m.Oct. 13 Providence 1:00 p.m.Oct. 18 at Princeton* 12:00 p.m.Oct. 22 at Holy Cross 7:00 p.m.Oct. 25 Cornell* 12:00 p.m.Nov. 1 at Penn* 12:00 p.m.Nov. 2 at St. Joseph’s 12:00 p.m.Nov. 8 Yale* 1:00 p.m.

FootballDate Event ResultSept. 20 at Georgetown L, 17-3 Sept. 27 Harvard* (250th Celebration) L, 22-14Oct. 4 at Rhode Island 1:00 p.m.Oct. 11 Holy Cross 12:30 p.m.Oct. 18 at Princeton* 3:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Cornell* 12:30 p.m.Nov. 1 at Penn* 1:00 p.m.

Nov. 8 Yale* 12:30 p.m.Nov. 15 at Dartmouth* 1:30 p.m.Nov. 22 Columbia* 12:30 p.m.

Men’s GolfDate Event ResultSept. 6-7 at Navy Invitational 9th

Sept. 22-23 at Hartford Hawk Invitational 19th

Sept. 27-28 at Quechee Invitational 10th

Oct. 4-5 at Macdonald CupOct. 11-12 at Big Five Invitational

Women’s GolfDate Event ResultSept. 13-14 at Dartmouth Invitational 7th

Sept. 21 at Albany Invitational 1st

Sept. 26-28 at Yale Intercollegiate 8th

Oct. 18-19 Princeton Invitational

Men’s RugbyDate Event ResultSept. 6 at Norwich L, 29-13Sept. 13 at Columbia* L, 22-17Sept. 20 Penn* W, 42-24Sept. 27 at Yale* W, 26-19Oct. 4 Cornell* 1:00 p.m.Oct. 11 Harvard* 1:00 p.m.Oct. 18 at Dartmouth* 1:00 p.m.Oct. 25 at Princeton* 1:00 p.m.Nov. 8 at Ivy 7’s TBDNov. 11 Regional Playoffs TBD

Women’s RugbyDate Event ResultSept. 13 at Harvard* W, 24-15Sept. 20 at Penn* W, 76-10Sept. 27 Dartmouth* W, 43-7Oct. 4 Columbia* 11:00 a.m.Oct. 18 Princeton* 11:00 a.m.

Chloe Cross ’15

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Home games in Red * League game/matchJake Wyatt ’17

Oct. 25 Navy 12:00 p.m.Nov. 1-2 at Ivy Championships TBDNov. 15-16 at ACRA Regionals TBDDec. 6-7 at ACRA Final Four TBD

Men’s SoccerDate Event ResultSept. 5 Siena L, 2-1Sept. 7 at Boston University W, 1-0Sept. 12 Providence L, 3-2Sept. 14 Lehigh W, 2-1Sept. 18 at South Florida! L, 3-1Sept. 20 at Florida Gulf Coast! T, 0-0 2OTSept. 26 Vermont T, 0-0 2OTSept. 28 at Fairfield T, 0-0 2OTOct. 4 Columbia* 7:00 p.m.Oct. 11 at Princeton* 4:00 p.m.Oct. 14 at Boston College 4:00 p.m.Oct. 18 Harvard* 3:30 p.m.Oct. 25 Cornell* 3:30 p.m.Oct. 28 New Hampshire 7:00 p.m.Nov. 1 at Penn* 7:30 p.m.Nov. 8 Yale* 4:00 p.m.Nov. 15 at Dartmouth* 5:00 p.m.! - USF/FGCU Tournament

Women’s SoccerDate Event ResultSept. 5 at St. John’s W, 2-1Sept. 7 Delaware W, 2-1Sept. 11 at Providence L, 1-0Sept. 14 at Florida Atlantic L, 1-0 OTSept. 18 UMass W, 2-0Sept. 21 at Connecticut L, 2-0Sept. 24 Sacred Heart L, 2-1Sept. 28 at Dartmouth* T, 1-1 2OTOct. 1 at Bryant 4:00 p.m.Oct. 4 Columbia* 3:30 p.m.Oct. 7 Quinnipiac 7:00 p.m.

Oct. 11 at Princeton* 7:00 p.m.Oct. 13 at Marist 2:00 p.m.Oct. 18 Harvard* 7:00 p.m.Oct. 26 Cornell* 1:00 p.m.Nov. 1 at Penn* 5:00 p.m.Nov. 7 Yale* 7:00 p.m.

Men’s TennisDate Event ResultSept. 13-15 Brown Invitational Ind. Res.Sept. 20-22 at Ivy Plus Tournament (@ Yale) Ind. Res.Sept. 27-29 at Penn Invitational Ind. ResOct. 5-6 Brown Margaux Powers Invitational Oct. 17-20 at ITA Regionals (@ Yale) Nov. 1-3 at Harvard Halloween Invite

Women’s TennisDate Event ResultSept. 19-21 Brown Invitational Ind. ResOct. 1 at All-American Tournament (Los Angeles)Oct. 10-12 at Yale InvitationalOct. 17-21 at ITA East Regional (@ Yale)Nov. 7-9 Brown Classic

VolleyballDate Event ResultSept. 5 vs. San Diego! L, 3-0 at San Diego St.! L, 3-1Sept. 6 vs. Northwestern! L, 3-0 vs. Cal St. Fullerton! L, 3-0Sept. 10 Providence W, 3-0Sept. 12 Liberty# L, 3-1Sept. 13 Central Conn. St.# W, 3-1 UMass Lowell# W, 3-0Sept. 19 at New Hampshire L, 3-1Sept. 20 vs. New Mexico St.$ L, 3-0 vs. Rhode Island$ W, 3-1Sept. 26 Yale* L, 3-0Sept. 30 Holy Cross W, 3-0Oct. 3 at Dartmouth* 7:00 p.m.Oct. 4 at Harvard* 5:00 p.m.Oct. 10 at Princeton* 7:00 p.m.Oct. 11 at Penn* 5:00 p.m.Oct. 17 Columbia* 7:00 p.m.Oct. 18 Cornell* 5:00 p.m.Oct. 24 at Yale* 7:00 p.m.Oct. 31 Harvard* 7:00 p.m.Nov. 1 Dartmouth* 5:00 p.m.Nov. 7 at Cornell* 7:00 p.m.Nov. 8 at Columbia* 5:00 p.m.Nov. 14 Penn* 5:00 p.m.Nov. 15 Princeton* 5:00 p.m.! - San Diego State Aztec Invitational# - Brown Invitational$ - UNH Holly Young Invitational

Men’s Water PoloDate Event ResultSept. 6 vs. Diablo Valley! W, 13-11Sept. 7 vs. Bucknell! W, 11-6 vs. johns Hopkins W, 20-18 OTSept. 12 Cal Baptist@ W, 14-11 Santa Clara@ L, 12-7Sept. 13 UC Irvine@ L, 18-6 Navy@ L, 10-9 OTSept. 14 Connecticut College@ W, 16-8 MIT@ W, 17-8Sept. 20 Iona* W, 16-11 Fordham* W, 12-6Sept. 21 St. Francis (N.Y.)* W, 10-6Sept. 28 at MIT* W, 16-11 at Harvard* W, 13-8Oct. 11 MIT* 10:30 a.m. Harvard* 2:30 p.m.Oct. 12 at Connecticut College* 12:00 p.m.Oct. 18-19 Ivy Chamiponships Oct. 24 vs. Cal Baptist# 8:00 p.m.Oct. 25 vs. Air Force# 1:40 p.m. vs. Fresno Pacific# 7:00 p.m.Oct. 26 vs. Concordia# 11:00 a.m. vs. UC Davis # 4:20 p.m.Oct. 29 Connecticut College* 8:00 p.m.Nov. 1 at Iona* 4:00 p.m.Nov. 2 at St. Francis (N.Y.)* 10:00 a.m. at Fordham* 4:00 p.m.Nov. 8-9 at CWPA North Div Championship (@ MIT)Nov. 21-23 at CWPA Championships (@ Navy)! - Princeton Invitational@ - Bruno Fall Classic# - Santa Clara Bronco Invitational

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Brown’s 1964 Ivy home game programs featured colorful history-themed covers by Frank Lanning and football history reviews by John “Jay” Barry Jr. ’52.

Fifty years ago Brown celebrated another birthday, its 200th. Festivities began in Sayles Hall on March 2nd, 1964 with the raising of the Bicentennial flag, sewn by Pembroker Shirley Morrison ‘64. The date coincided with the day in 1764 when the “Act for the Establishment of College or University within this colony” was passed. The 1964-65 academic year opened with convocations. A three day celebration included President Lyn-don B. Johnson’s address before 4,700 in Meehan Auditorium (Meehan lived up to its multipurpose function), who had to

cool their heels while the presidential motorcade slowly made its way to College Hill in this election season. Across the country, Brown Clubs held celebrations. The huge Kodiak bear in Faunce House was trucked to Boston for the Boston Brown Club’s May celebration.

This was a period of rapid physical growth at Brown, supported by the Bicentennial Development Program which had raised $57 million since 1957. Both the Rockefeller Library and Barus and Holley were dedicated during the celebration year. The spate of new buildings gave rise to speculation about a second campus, and President Keeney appointed a committee to study the situa-tion. A lack of space and the need to educate increasing numbers of college-age students were the major factors in considering a Bristol campus on the Haffenreffer property. Brown admissions were inundated with 5,200 applications for a freshman class of 625. It was also a period of growing unrest on college cam-puses in the wake of Freedom Summer in Mississippi. Seeking more personal freedom, Brown students were also challenging parietal rules while becoming more restive about the country’s growing involvement in Vietnam.

For Brown Athletics it was the start of a new era, with some teams appearing on television, and the hiring of Richard “Dick” Theibert as Athletic Director. An Amherst graduate, the youth-ful Theibert was the first non-Brown connected Director. He came from Chapman College in California with a reputation as a creative idea man. Theibert was tasked with helping Brown improve its tenuous footing in the still-young Ivy League, pri-marily through the creation of new facilities at Aldrich-Dexter Field. One of his major interests was the emerging area of ar-tificial playing surfaces, and he quickly proposed maximizing Meehan’s use by installing an artificial surface for indoor ten-nis. In addition, Theibert proposed moving varsity basketball games to Meehan. Neither proposal met with success. The new AD also had to deal with an ongoing feud between the NCAA and AAU. Theibert enabled Brown to take the lead on this issue, while helping the Ivy League develop a policy which defined it-

Bear Tracks: The View from the Archives

Brown’s Bicentennial: Athletics In The Mid-1960’sBy Peter Mackie ’59

Pembroker Shirley Morrison ’64 created the Bicentennial flag.

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self as “an autonomous body” which would not hold exclusive allegiance to either organization, while stressing that its athletes must remain true amateurs when competing in AAU or NCAA sponsored events.

In support of Brown’s year-long celebration, Dick Theibert brought the NCAA hockey and soccer championships to cam-pus. He also secured the outdoor track Heptagonal Games for Brown Stadium, but the lack of sufficient track width caused the meet to be moved to Yale. It was to come to Brown when a new track was built at Aldrich-Dexter (along Lloyd Avenue toward Arlington Avenue), but such a facility never eventu-ated. Facility-challenged Brown also held indoor track meets off - campus at Moses Brown’s field house. Track also took a hit when the famous Brown Interscholastic Track Meet, held on Memorial Day weekend for 61 years was terminated.

The on-field results for Brown’s 14 varsity teams during the Bi-centennial year varied dramatically. Overall against the Ivies the record was far below a 50% success rate. Soccer, under Cliff Ste-venson, tied for the Ivy title but did not repeat as NCAA Tourna-ment participants, a great disappointment since the NCAA finals were at Brown Stadium, the first soccer games ever played on that field. Football, under John McLaughry ‘40 had its first win-ning season (5-4) since 1958. More was expected of the 55 man squad, particularly because of the presence of two outstanding quarterbacks, Bob Hall ‘65 and Jim Dunda ‘65, but five games produced seven points or fewer. Hungry Bruin fans came out in large numbers however, including 17,000 for the Homecoming clash with Princeton.

Jim Fullerton’s skaters (21-9) provided all the excitement on cold winter nights, winning Brown’s first-ever outright Ivy champi-onship. Playing to standing room only crowds, hockey was the toughest ticket in town, and Meehan was THE place to be on the East Side on Saturday nights. The Chairman of the Athletic Advisory Council stated: “We wish we had more seating capac-ity.” On the final night of the season, the Bruins clinched the Ivy crown with a must-win 12-3 thrashing of Princeton before 2,600 rabid fans, including President Keeney. After the ECAC’s in Boston, Brown was chosen to participate in the NCAA finals at Meehan. After the season, Fullerton, in characteristic fashion deflected the congratulations to his players. “Give all the credit to the players. They went out and did the work.” Meanwhile, Stan Ward’s cagers played in relative obscurity at distant, aging Marvel Gym, finishing with a record of 7-17 and last place in the Ivy League (3-11). They barely beat Colby in overtime, and lost to

Coach Jim Fullerton’s hockey team participated in the 1965 NCAA Hockey Championships held at Meehan Auditorium.

The cover of the 1964 Football Media Guide was created by coach John McLaughry ’40.

THE VIEW FROM THE ARCHIVES

The Brown Interscholastic Track & Field Meet, a Memorial Day weekend fixture since 1904, ended in 1964. Pictured are schoolboys

competing on the Brown Field cinder track in 1959.

Peter Mackie ’59 is the sports archivist for the Edward North Robinson 1896 Collection of Brown Athletics. Images provided by the Brown Archives.


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Springfield at Marvel. Other winter sports struggled as well, with Joe Watmough’s swimmers still waiting for the long- promised new pool. Spring was not much better, with only Cliff Stevenson’s lacrosse team being consistently competitive. The laxers went 8-6 in their third year of varsity play (the sport was discontinued in 1937), thanks to 25-1 and 15-1 drubbings of UConn and Holy Cross. Against the Ivies, they were 2-4 but rapidly approaching parity, with all contests decided by slim margins.

Participation in athletics was strong, with 946 men on varsity and freshman squads, in addition to 350 in Rugby, Sailing (which won the Ivy title) and Squash. Even more men were participating in intramurals, bringing the overall total of participants to 70% of all undergraduates. An additional 800 took part in Physical Educa-tion classes, according to Jack Heffernan ‘28, Director of Physical Education and Intramurals.

For the women at Pembroke, intercollegiate competition was lim-ited because of shoestring budgets (funding was from the Student Activities budget) and lack of opponents. It would be another decade before women would benefit from competing in the Ivy League on a full round-robin basis. Many contests were cancelled because students on women’s college campuses were increasingly focusing on women’s rights, social justice, and Vietnam. Philo-sophically, women embraced a different approach to intercollegiate competition, eschewing the term varsity athletics used by their male counterparts. According to Arlene Gorton ‘52, Director of Physical Education, the purpose of Pembroke intercollegiate sports was different: “Women resisted the male model of athletics; sports were principally for the enjoyment of the participants.” There was little fanfare and few spectators, and results were not reported in the student newspaper (Pembroke Record). Even the emergence of the country’s first women’s ice hockey team went unnoticed. Ironi-cally, the only action sports photo in the year’s Pembroke Records was of a men’s rugby game, doubtless the result of rugby founder Dave Zucconi’s ‘55 charming persuasiveness.

From the beginning of Ivy League play in 1956, Brown struggled to compete, especially in the high-profile sports of football and basketball. Alumni were embarrassed by Brown’s reputation as the doormat of the League. In October 1964, Maurice Clemence ‘34, Chairman of the Athletic Advisory Committee addressed alumni through a lengthy article in the Alumni Monthly entitled Athletics at Brown. In it he listed strengths, weaknesses, and ambitions. His future focus was squarely on upgrading Brown’s outdated facilities. He wrote; “We are perhaps the only University now in a position to build an entirely new plant for athletics and recreation. With the exception of Meehan Auditorium, our present facilities are expend-able and should be replaced. Clemence saw this as a golden oppor-tunity to “put Brown in the forefront” and to attain the level of ex-cellence in athletics that had been achieved academically. To those who thought Brown had short-changed athletics, he pointed out the recent expenditures of $2.5 million to purchase and improve Aldrich-Dexter (1957), and build Meehan (1961). He also pointed

to the $462 thousand budgeted for athletics and physical education (exclusive of plant maintenance) in the ‘64-’65 year. He affirmed that athletics are part of Brown’s educational mission and that fu-ture facilities should be multi-purpose, year-round, flexible, and not a monument to an architect’s vanity. The greatest need was a replacement for Marvel Gym, and Clemence noted that “President Keeney has referred to such a building as the “Olympian Gardens”. “The Corporation Committee under the direction of George Met-calf ‘13 had issued a preliminary report with “broad suggestions for a field house... and a swimming pool.”

The 1964 Liber Brunensis was more specific and detailed about forthcoming facilities, perhaps because at the end of the academic year plans for the magnificent Candela-designed mega-complex were taking shape. The Liber reported plans for “five intercon-nected buildings, including a swimming pool, a varsity basketball court (seating 5 to 7,000), an all-purpose “cage”, a student union, intramural sports facilities, and athletic department offices. In spite of all the rhetoric and optimistic hopes, this complex was simply too rich for Brown’s blood, and it would be nearly a decade before the next major facility would appear (Smith Swimming Center in 1973). Ironically, Aldrich-Dexter was the beneficiary of a Candela-designed building: the 1968 Heating Plant along Lloyd Avenue with its unique brick accordion-like walls, which was erected to comple-ment the proposed athletic facility.

The Bicentennial Celebration culminated with the inaugural Com-mencement Pops Concert, sponsored by the Brown and Pembroke Clubs, and held on the Pembroke Quad. During the final number, fireworks erupted at nearby Aldrich-Dexter, coinciding with the singing of the Star Spangled Banner’s words “bombs bursting in air”. Fast forward fifty years, and fireworks again marked a birthday celebration; the March 2014 beginning of Brown’s semiquincente-nary. The Brown of today is light years removed from the 1960’s, but becoming more competitive in the Ivy League and creating state-of-the-art athletic facilities are ongoing, constant challenges. The Nelson Center is our new crown jewel, but as was the case in the 1964 Clemence report, all of the other existing facilities need attention. Hopefully, the current Brown birthday celebration will cause us to take stock and move forward once again.

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In the fall of 1964 Meehan Auditorium (white dome in foreground) was the only new athletic building since Brown’s purchase of the Dexter Asylum in 1957.

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