2 0 0 7 - 0 8 W G A P A R C L U B - Evans Scholars Foundation

Each year, more than
37,000 generous
golfers make a substantial
investment in the youth
of America by joining the
WGA Par Club. The
Par Club is the primary
source of funding
for the Evans
Scholars Program,
which annually
provides college
educations for more
than 800 deserving
young men and
women caddies.
Western Golf Association | Evans Scholars Foundation
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Evans Scholarships
• The nation’s largest privately funded college
scholarship program
• Golf’s favorite charity with over 100,000
contributors
• Average grant valued at $50,000 over four years
• Scholarship Houses at 14 universities
• Selection criteria: Academic achievement,
financial need, excellent caddie record and
good character
• Graduation rate of 90 percent
• Alumni contribute over $3 million annually
and over $38 million cumulatively

Charles “Chick” Evans Jr.
Founder, Evans Scholarships
WGA/ESF Annual Report
2 WGA/ESF Officers and Directors
3 Report from WGA Headquarters
4 Letters of Appreciation
5 Sphere Power: Alumnus Bill Stasior
6 Championships, Scholarships
7 WGA Chairman John N. Fix
8 Defining Tomorrow’s Leaders
10 Scholar Selection Interviews
11 WGA Championships
14 OSU Hamilton House
16 Top Evans Scholars in 2007
18 Endowed Named Scholarships
22 Caddie Classic Supports Scholars
23 Evans Scholarship Fundraisers
24 Beverly Day a Success
27 Special Scholar Awards
28 Planned Giving
29 McGuigan Endowment Fund
32 Evans Tournaments, Special Events
33 Scholarship House Pledges
34 Special Contributions
35 Par Club Membership Categories
36 Banks Contribute through CRA
37 Affiliated Golf Associations
38 Matching Gifts
39 Golf Professionals Back WGA Par Club
40 Memorial Members
42 Alumni Annual Fund Giving
53 The Century Club
54 2007 Par Club Membership Roster
On the Cover
Selecting New Scholars, page 10
Tiger triumphs, page 12
Tiger Woods hoists the J.K. Wadley Cup after his win at the inaugural BMW
Championship in September 2007 at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club in Lemont, Ill.
The WGA’s new partnership with BMW and the first-ever FedExCup Playoffs resulted
in a contribution of more than $2.4 million to the Evans Scholars Foundation. The
event helps raise awareness of the Evans Scholars Program, which is supported by
more than 37,000 WGA Par Club members each year.
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WGA PAR CLUB
WGA Officers
Chairman
John N. Fix
Secretary
Ronald S. Kelly
Treasurer
C. Roy Jackson
General Counsel
Daniel W. Coyne
ESF Trustees
Chairman
Richard E. Peterson
Robert M. Alsteen
James F. Ashenden
George M. Bard
H. Grant Clark, Jr.
Sam J. DiGiovanni
Gordon H. Ewen
John N. Fix
Bruce K. Goodman
Edward R. James
John R. Kretzschmar
R. E. ‘Buffy’ Mayerstein
Michael L. McDermott
Robert L. McMasters
Roger J. Mohr
Staff
President & CEO
Donald D. Johnson
Senior Vice President,
Foundation Advancement
James E. Moore
Vice President,
Tournaments
John M. Kaczkowski
Vice President,
Education
Jeffrey C. Harrison
Development Director
Gerald J. Dudek
Western Golf Association
Evans Scholars Foundation
1 Briar Road
Golf, IL 60029
(847) 724-4600
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Gary H. Adelman
Philip B. Alexander, D.D.S.
Clyde E. Allen
Michael B. Allen
Thomas J. Alley
Thomas J. Allison
Craig D. Andrew
Christopher J. Angott
Ted Arenberg
Jeffrey Arnold
William J. Ashenden
Gary J. Ausman
Larry L. Austermiller
Dick B. Baker
David G. Banda, D.D.S.
Robert W. Barss
Elmer L. Beard
Chip Beck
Joel E. Bergstrom
Bob Berry
Thomas R. Binzer
David A. Bleeke
Fred J. Blesi
Christopher Boehm
Thomas J. Borger
Edward A. Borio
Peter Bozzo
James J. Brennan
Joseph H. Brisch
William K. Brouse
Douglas R. Brown
Wyck J. Brown
Craig A. Bruya
George Bryant
Jeffrey L. Bryden
James T. Bunch
Francis N. Burke
Daniel D. Callahan
Rex Capwell
Doug Carlson
Tom Carney
Paul N. Clark
Chris Coffman
Matt Cohoat
F. W. Corrigan
W. Travis Cox
John G. Crane, M.D.
Timothy G. Crowley
Thomas A. Cully
R. E. ‘Dick’ Dadey
Joe Danis
Thomas P. Danis
Thomas P. Danis, Jr.
Thomas E. Dapp
Donald Davis
Richard T. Davis, Jr.
Joseph M. Desch
Fred Devendorf
Nick J. DiGiovanni
David M. Diltz
Luke Donald
Carmen G. Dodaro
Michael Donovan
William G. Dorward III
Robert E. Dowling
William J. Doyle
Craig J. Duchossois
Brian W. Duffin
Thomas A. Dutch
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Western Golf Association Directors
John W. Elliott
Elon ‘Ed’ Ellis III
R. John Elmer
Timothy A. Elsbrock
Johnston Erwin
Peter R. Evans
Richard Excell
Raymond L. Fahrmeier
Robert M. Fairchild
Peter A. Fibiger
J. D. Finley
Collins T. Fitzpatrick
James W. Forsloff
Dr. Daniel M. Fraser
A. Jerome Freeland
Douglas J. Fry
Gregory P. Galbraith
James P. Geimer
Robert L. Gerbel
Allen S. Gerrard
Bert A. Getz
J. Martin Gillespie
Ronald M. Golden
David N. Goltz
John C. Grant
Michael J. Grear, M.D.
Dr. Brent M. Greenberg
Michael A. Greenhalgh
John W. Grey, Jr.
Raymond J. Grubbs
S. Mark Guastella
Van Gusdorff
Jeffrey F. Guttenberger
Timothy J. Haggerty
Michael J. Hainer
Trudy J. Halla
John O. Hallberg
Mark A. Hallberg
John M. Hamburger
Laurence C. Hammond, Jr.
Nancy Hanson
J. Ira Harris
Geoffrey C. Hauck
David R. Haverick
Lawrence J. Hayes
Ross Hays, Jr.
Frank G. Heitker
Robert N. Hermes
Kyle B. Herren
Jerome E. Hickey
Laurence M. Hickey
Dennis R. Hilligan
Steve C. Hird
Joel S. Hirsch
George O. Holland
Jack Holland
Craig Honeyman
Thomas B. Horwich
Daniel J. Hyland
T. Peter Hyland
W. Ted Isaacs
John T. Jacobus
Richard S. Jalovec
James F. Janz
J. J. Javors
Frank Jemsek
Neal H. Johnson
Stephen E. Johnson
Steven T. Johnston
David R. Kallman
Julius S. Kassar
Thomas P. Kearney
Michael L. Keiser
Donald P. Kelly
Stephen P. Keogh
E. P. “Tripp” Kerr, III
Jason W. Kinander
Thomas V. King
William C. Kingore
Charles E. N. Kinsella
Robert M. Klein
John W. Kneen
John A. Knorr
John W. Knuteson
Martin A. Koehler
Chris T. Koenemann
Donald H. Kohm
John P. Konsek
Gregory C. Kopan
Michael S. Korey
Bruce Korn
Gust Kouvaris
Anton C. “Chuck” Kusak III
Brent LaBier
Tom Ladky
John Ladowicz
Harry P. Lamberson
Leonard M. Landsbaum
Bruce L. Langer
Kevin M. Laura
Terrence J. Lavin
William W. LeBoeuf
Patrick Lederer
Robert D. Lee
Brian Leitgeb
Gerald J. Lemieux
Josh Lesnik
Steven J. Luetkehans
Katy Levenhagen
James R. Lewis
Harold R. Lifvendahl
Paul Livingston
Wayne P. Lockwood
William Lofgren
Thomas J. Lynch
Dave Lyons
Craig Alvin Maass
Stephen J. Maddalena
Sean M. Madden
Charles C. Mahar
Thomas L. Mallman
John F. Maloney
Jack J. Manning
Thomas E. McAuley
Lloyd F. McGlincy III
Kevin B. McMahon
Thomas J. Meeks
John S. Mendesh
Andrew K. Merry
Mark J. Merucci
David W. Miller, Jr.
Brian E. Mills
William C. Mitchell
David C. Mize
Peter J. Mone
David Monson, M.D.
Francis W. Morley, Jr.
Michael F. Morrissey
John G. Murphy
Dr. Michael Murphy
Michael F. Neidorff
Will F. Nicholson III
M. Theodore Nordahl
Robert Nowikowski
Joseph D. O’Connor
Thomas L. O’Gara
James M. O’Keane
Dennis M. O’Keefe
Michael J. O’Keefe
Edwin J. O’Mara
Rupert R. O’Neal
Ginny Orthwein
Thomas S. Paluck
Richard A. Papp
David R. Passaglia
Peer Pedersen
Ryan Pellet
Leroy D. Peterson
Pike Peterson
Mary L. Petrovich
William L. Phipps
Anthony F. Piazza II
John C. Pick
John M. Piumbroeck
Gary Planos
John J. Ply
Frank S. Polizzi, Sr.
Robert Polk
Richard R. Polmear
Charles Porta
Allan W. Purdy
Wade Rademacher, M.D.
Douglas Rasmussen
David R. Reed
James G. Reilly
Patrick W. Reilly
Daniel J. Renz
Timm R. Reynolds
Ede Rice
Jerome A. Rich
Frederick S. Richards
Larry D. Richman
James E. Richmond
Donald H. Richter
Michael E. Riordan
Jim Roach
Robert J. Roach
David M. Robinson
Richard D. Robinson
Keith E. Rockey, M.D.
Michael J. Rolfs
Michael P. Rooney
Mason G. Ross
Richard M. Ross, Jr.
George W. Rourke
Jim Rutherford
Lawrence G. Ryan
Richard T. Ryan
Thomas W. Ryan
John E. Scherer
Dr. Joseph G. Schmidt
Gregory S. Schmitt, M.D.
Cheryl B. Schneider
Joel C. Schneider
Mark H. Schoop
Dr. John H. Schroeder
James T. Scoggin
Chris F. Seyer
Bradley W. Sherman
Walter G. Shifrin
Timothy P. Shocklee
James A. Shupe, D.D.S.
Robert Shuster
Jeff Sluman
John K. Smeltzer
Jay G. Smith
Pete Smith
Geoff Solich
George H. Solich
Michael B. Solow
Richard N. Soskin
W. F. Souder, V
John G. Spencer
Alan D. Sprunk
F. Douglas Stacks
Michael G. Stavale
Timothy Stern
Thomas A. Stern
James H. Stevens
Joseph A. Stojak
Glenn Strebeck
Dr. Daniel Sullivan
Paul F. Sullivan
Sean T. Sullivan
William J. Sullivan, Jr.
Edmund Q. Sylvester III
Steven D. Szuch
Gary J. Taylor
Robert H. Tennant
Lee E. Tenzer
Robert M. Thies, D.D.S.
Clark Thomas
August R. Tonne
B. Gregory Trapani
James A. Trenda
Thomas M. Tully
John G. Turner
Joseph E. Valenti, Jr.
William H. Vaughn
Allen H. Vean, D.M.D.
B. David Vickroy
John F. Vitt
Thomas F. Voelker, D.D.S.
John W. Wagner, D.D.S.
Robert N. Webster
Gavin Weir
Michael C. Welling
Lawrence H. Weltman
Robert I. Wertheimer
Douglas M. West
Brooks K. Whittle
Cynthia W. Willis
Jack E. Wingate
Richard E. Wirthlin
Albert H. Wohlers
Jeremy N. Wood
Douglas B. Woodruff
J. Christopher Wyse
Mark L. Yeager
Mark S. Young
Paul D. Ziemer, Jr.
Thomas R. Zimmer III
Ben Ziolkowski

Thank You From WGA Headquarters
WGA Par Club Members Offer
Caddies Gift of Higher Education
Thank you for your support of the
Evans Scholars Program. As a Western
Golf Association Par Club member,
you are one of more than 37,000 donors
who together provide the core financial
support for the Evans Scholarships, the
nation’s largest scholarship program funded
by private individuals.
Founded in 1899 to conduct professional and
amateur national championships at Midwestern
golf clubs, the Western Golf Association adopted
a second mission in 1930 by pledging support for
famed amateur golfer Charles “Chick” Evans Jr. in
his quest to send caddies to college. Since then,
more than 8,500 Evans Scholars have graduated
from schools that rank among the nation’s finest
universities. These young men and women have
taken advantage of their education by building
successful careers in diverse fields such as business,
medicine, law and education. They have shown
their appreciation for the gift of education by
giving back more than $3 million annually to the
Evans Scholars Foundation.
In this Par Club annual report, you will read
about our scholarship and championship successes
in 2007. Most importantly, you will see how your
contributions to the WGA Par Club have provided
835 current Evans Scholars the funding to realize
their dreams. Through your generosity, you have
given hope and encouragement to caddies who
otherwise would have been faced with limited
options in their pursuit of excellence through
higher education.
From a set of triplets who are current Evans
Scholars at the University of Wisconsin to a highly
successful corporate leader, the profiles in this
report illustrate the life-changing qualities of an
Evans Scholars education.
“Your sphere of influence is large – and you’re
making the world a smaller, better place,” noted
Northwestern University Alumnus William F.
Stasior, former Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer of Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. Speaking at
the WGA’s 2007 annual meeting, Stasior stated:
“For thousands of Evans Scholars, you’ve provided
an education and set an example we would not
have had. And, when you look forward and see
each of us going on to lead and inspire thousands
of people over the course of our lifetimes … That,
my friends, is ‘sphere power’ – making a big impact
in a world made smaller and more intimate by your
generosity. Thank you on behalf of all of us – the
past and future Evans Scholars.”
Tuition bills continue to increase at a rate
far outpacing inflation. Costs to construct
and maintain quality
scholarship houses on
14 university campuses
also are growing. To
meet these increased
costs, the Evans Scholars
Foundation relies heavily
upon the generosity
of our WGA Par Club
members.
To fulfill our mission
to serve golf through the
education of caddies, we
ask for your continued
support as a Par Club
member. As you review
your charitable giving
plans for the current year,
Northwestern University Evans Scholars celebrate
their 2007 graduation.
please remember that a contribution to the WGA
Par Club is a gift of education to deserving golf
caddies – a gift that benefits golf, society and young
men and women who only ask for the opportunity
to improve their lives through learning.
Thank you again for contributing to golf’s
greatest charity – the Evans Scholarships.
John N. Fix
WGA Chairman
Donald D. Johnson
President & CEO
David M. Robinson
Par Club Chairman
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WGA PAR CLUB
“With your support, I
know my dreams and
goals are attainable
and that I will indeed
reach the summit. “
Andrew Lewis
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Changing Lives ... One Caddie at a Time
Letters of Appreciation
‘Forever in your debt’
The Chick Evans Scholarship has provided
me with an opportunity to attend the
University of Illinois, a dream I may not
have been able to achieve without your tremendous
support.
The Evans Scholarship has changed my life in
the best of all possible ways.
I remember going in for my interview and realizing
the most important moment of my life was
about to occur after years of dedication and hard
work. I was striving toward the top of a mountain.
At that point, I realized I wasn’t reaching
the summit, but merely the next pass.
With your support, I know my dreams and
goals are attainable and that I will indeed reach
the summit.
I will forever be in your debt.
Andrew Lewis (Illinois ’12)
Caddied at Calumet CC
‘One person’s legacy’
Jamie graduated from Miami University this
spring. We can’t begin to thank you for what
this scholarship has meant to our family. Jamie
is the oldest of four sons. I chose to be a
stay-at-home mom for many years. There was
very little money available for college savings.
Jamie has been able to graduate debt-free. He
is looking forward to a career
in either education or
ministry, and it is a blessing
that he does not have
college loans to pay back.
In addition, he had a tremendous
college experience
while living in the
Evans Scholars’ house.
We are committed to
spreading the word about
the Evans Program so
other young men and
women can take advan-
Jamie Borchik
tage of this incredible opportunity. The Scholarship
is a wonderful example of one person’s
legacy: a modest amount of golf earnings that
grew to scholarships for so many young men and
women. We are very grateful.
Linda Borchik
Mother of Jamie Borchik (Miami ’07)
Caddied at Fairlawn CC
“Looking back over the years, the biggest
break of my life has been the Evans Scholarship.
From that tremendous gift, all the
rest was made possible.”
James M. Schmitt, MD
(Wisconsin ‘73)
‘I am eternally grateful’
The letter I received asking me to come
out from Seattle, Washington, sent
by representatives of the North Shore
Country Club (in Mequon, Wis.), was like a
clarion call echoing from the hallways of my
past.
The last two letters I received from North
Shore had been in 1967 from the golf pro,
writing a recommendation letter to the selection
committee, and in 1968, from the president
congratulating me on being awarded the Evans
Scholarship to the University of Wisconsin.
After college, I went to medical school at
the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of
Medicine and then to my internship, residency
and fellowship at the University of Washington
in Seattle. I have spent the past 25 years as an
interventional cardiologist in private practice
in Everett, Washington. I have three children,
ages 6, 6 (twins) and 9, whom I love dearly and
unconditionally.
Looking back over the years, the biggest break
of my life has been the Evans Scholarship. You
see, from that tremendous gift, all the rest was
made possible. Without that gift, none of the
rest would have followed.
As the oldest of eight children, our family
was financially challenged and could not afford
college. The scholarship also provided a support
network whose help, camaraderie, and fellowship
made all the difference.
I’ve been given these gifts – my hands, my
mind and my health – and through the direction
of a Higher Power, I’ve been able, in my job as
a cardiologist, to be of service to my fellow man.
The Evans Scholarship made that possible, and
for this, I am eternally grateful.
James M. Schmitt, MD
(Wisconsin ’73)
Caddied at North Shore CC

Changing Lives ... One Caddie at a Time
Sphere Power – Making
a Big Impact in a Small World
Holding a golf ball aloft in his right hand,
William Stasior – retired Chairman and
CEO of Booz Allen Hamilton – peered
from the podium toward a cavernous room
filled with Western Golf Association officials and
friends of the Evans Scholars Program.
“I want to tell you first-hand how this little
sphere has the power to transform a life. Not by
itself, but through the work of the Directors of
the Western Golf Association, this ball has transformative
power,” said Stasior as he addressed
the WGA’s 2007 Annual Meeting at the Glen
View Club in Golf, Illinois.
“That’s what I’d like to talk about today –
‘Sphere Power.’ It’s the power you gave to me,
and so many others,” explained Stasior, who in
1958 earned his Evans Scholarship to Northwestern
University as a caddie from Onwentsia
Club in Lake Forest, Illinois. A 1963 Northwestern
graduate, Stasior earned a master’s degree in
electrical engineering at Northwestern before
joining Booz Allen Hamilton in 1966.
“So, what do I mean by ‘sphere power?’ I
mean the interconnections, the unbroken circle
of a person’s life and his or her sphere of influence,”
Stasior noted. “I mean the way relationships,
leadership, good deeds, and success build
on each other – and create a positive ripple effect
that benefits others.
“It started for me at a young age. My father
was a steelworker, and he loved golf. I was 5 or 6
when he put a club in my hands for the first time.
It was about the same time that he started telling
me, ‘Bill, you’re going to go to college.’ I didn’t
even know what college was. No one in my family
had ever gone to college. When I was 11, my dad
encouraged me to get a job caddying so I could
start saving money for college.”
On his Horatio Alger journey from the Onwentsia
caddie shack to corporate leadership at
consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton, Stasior often
reminded himself that golf was the catalyst.
“Golf has been much more than a pastime
for me – golf has shaped my world,” he said.
“So, imagine for a minute that this little white
sphere is painted blue and green like our planet.
It would be a very small world ...
“The single most profound ‘small world’ ex-
perience for me happened shortly after I was
elected Chairman and CEO of Booz Allen in
1991, and this is the story I’d like to leave you
with today:
“Our founding partner, Jim
Allen, was still alive and though
long-since retired from active
leadership with the firm, he remained
very much our spiritual
leader. I went to Florida to visit
Jim after my election – he was
the firm’s second chairman and
I was the sixth.
“We talked about Booz Allen,
clients, and our alma mater
– since we both attended Northwestern.
And, we talked about
our shared passion for golf. I
told Jim about getting an Evans
Scholarship to Northwestern, and found out
that he was one of the founding contributors to
the Evans Scholars Foundation. He said, ‘You’re
an Evans Scholar.’ And then, he sat back and reflected
for a moment and added, ‘Well, I guess my
investment really paid off!’
“I was struck by what an incredibly small world
this is, and how, without Jim Allen’s generosity, I
might not have gone to college – certainly not a
college of Northwestern’s stature.
“Think about it: Jim Allen ... and all of you
in your role as Directors of the Western Golf
Association are truly making a difference in the
world.
“Your sphere of influence is large –
and you’re making the world a smaller,
better place. For thousands of Evans
Scholars, you’ve provided an education and set
an example we would not have had. And when
you look forward and see each of us going on to
lead and inspire thousands of other people over
the course of our lifetimes. That, my friends, is
‘sphere power’ – making a big impact in a world
made smaller and more intimate by your generosity.
“Thank you. Thank you on behalf of all of us
– the past and future Evans Scholars.”
Editor’s note: To read the full text of Mr. Stasior’s
speech, visit www.westerngolfassociation.com.
Above: William Stasior,
speaking at the 2007
WGA Annual Meeting,
tells how golf positively
impacted his life.
Below, a younger Stasior
demonstrates his
golf swing.
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WGA PAR CLUB
“The Par Club members
and contributors to
the Bag Tag program
provide us with our
main stream of revenue
necessary to meet our
annual commitment
to the Evans Scholars
Program.”
Don Johnson
President & CEO
WGA/ESF
WGA/ESF Headquarters
Golf, Illinois
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Changing Lives ... One Caddie at a Time
Championships, Scholarships:
Giving Back Through Education
The Western Golf Association was founded
in 1899 by 11 Chicago-area golf clubs.
Today, more than 500 member clubs in
states throughout the nation support the WGA,
which conducts three national golf championships
and sponsors the Chick Evans Caddie
Scholarships.
Headquarters for the WGA and the Evans
Scholars Foundation are in Golf, Illinois, which
is also home to the Glen View Club, host of the
first WGA-sponsored professional and amateur
championships in 1899. In 1914, a national junior
championship was added to the WGA tournament
schedule.
In 2008, the WGA and title sponsor BMW are
hosting the BMW Championship – the third of
four PGA TOUR Playoff events in the TOUR’s
FedExCup competition. The WGA also conducts
the annual Western Amateur and Western
Junior championships.
Evans Scholars Foundation
Since 1930, the WGA has supported the
education of students by sponsoring the Evans
Scholars Foundation, which administers a college
scholarship program
for golf caddies.
The Foundation invests
in the futures of young
men and women through
the nation’s largest privately
funded college
scholarship program.
Started 78 years ago by
Charles “Chick” Evans
Jr. and the Western Golf
Association, the Foundation
provides full tuition
and housing grants to
deserving caddies. Since the first two Scholars
enrolled at Northwestern University in 1930,
8,590 young men and women have graduated
from college as Evans Scholars.
This year, 835 Scholars are enrolled. Their tuition
and housing grants are renewable for up
to four years, representing an average value of
$50,000. Most Evans Scholars attend one of the
14 universities where the Foundation owns and
operates a Scholarship House.
The scholarships are funded through contributions
from more than 100,000 golfers, including
37,000 WGA Par Club members. All
proceeds from the BMW Championship also
benefit the Evans Scholars
Program. The WGA
is governed by volunteer
officers and a Board of
Governors. John N. Fix,
of Kenilworth, Illinois, is
chairman of the Board of
Governors.
WGA board members,
who serve without pay,
Chick Evans
assist in fund-raising, caddie
matters, tournaments,
scholarships, legal issues and administrative affairs.
WGA Par Club
Founded in 1950, the WGA Par Club has
played a vital role in the Evans Scholars success
story. Par Club members contribute $200
or more annually to the Evans Scholarship Program.
Par Club support also is received through
memorial memberships.
In addition to the Par Club, more than
100,000 golfers also give through the annual
WGA Bag Tag program.
“The Par Club members and contributors to
the Bag Tag program provide us with our main
stream of revenue necessary to meet our annual
commitment to the Evans Scholars Program,”
stated Don Johnson, WGA president and CEO.
“We absolutely could not fulfill our obligations
without this generous, ongoing support.”
Funds raised through the Par Club and Bag
Tag program pay tuition and housing expenses
for the more than 800 Evans Scholars enrolled
each year at universities across the nation.
The Evans Scholars Alumni appreciate the importance
of this program and generate contributions
of more than $3 million annually.
For more information on the WGA Par Club,
please contact the Western Golf Association at
(847) 724-4600 or visit the WGA Web site at:
www.westerngolfassociation.com.

Changing Lives … One Caddie at a Time
John Fix Named Chairman
of Western Golf Association
John N. Fix, of Kenilworth, Illinois, began a
two-year term this year as chairman of the
Western Golf Association.
Fix, who succeeds Richard E. Peterson, of
Park Ridge, Illinois, joined the WGA Board of
Directors in 1990 and served as WGA vice chairman
in 2006-2007. From 1998-2006, he was
chairman of the WGA Par Club, the main fundraising
program for the WGA-sponsored Chick
Evans Caddie Scholarships.
“John has been an invaluable contributor to
the Western Golf Association
and Evans Scholars Foundation,”
said WGA/ESF President
and CEO Donald D. Johnson.
“His leadership during the past
decade as our Par Club chairman
helped us increase contributions
to meet the growing pressure of
escalating tuition costs for the
young men and women we send
to college on Evans Scholarships.
John’s commitment and experience
make him well-equipped to
lead our organization as chairman
the next two years.”
Fix said he is looking forward
to the opportunity to continue
to build awareness of, and support
for, the Western Golf Association’s
championships and the Evans Scholars
Program.
“Many people have worked diligently to lead
us to our current position of prominence in conducting
our nationally-acclaimed golf championships
and caddie scholarship program,” said Fix.
“I am honored to lead the organization for
the next two years, as we face both challenges
and opportunities in the tournament and scholarship
areas,” he added. “We will conduct our
first PGA TOUR event away from Chicago in 47
years, and we are constructing a new scholarship
house at Ohio State University.”
Fix is retired from a 35-year career in commercial
banking, having held senior management
positions at Continental Bank N.A. in Chicago
from 1977-1995, and at Bank of America N.T.
& S.A. in Chicago, in 1995-1996. He also currently
is a director with Treasury Strategies Inc.,
a privately held consulting firm in Chicago.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in 1959 from
the University of Illinois, where he was a fouryear
varsity letter-winner in swimming, served as
vice president of the Tribe of Illini and earned
the George Huff Award for academic excellence
as a student-athlete. He also graduated from the
Stonier Graduate School of Banking, Rutgers, in
1971.
Fix is a member of Indian
Hill Club in Winnetka, Illinois,
where he served as president in
2002-2003 and on the Board
of Governors from 1984-1987.
He also is a member of the Chicago
Club, the Economic Club,
Riomar Country Club in Vero
Beach, Florida, and Secession
Golf Club in Beaufort, South
Carolina.
In addition to his volunteer
work with the WGA/ESF, Fix
has served the village of Kenilworth
in various roles, including:
member, Kenilworth School
Board, 1969-1975; member and
WGA Chairman John Fix
president, Kenilworth Park District
Board, 1981-1989; president
and treasurer, Kenilworth Baseball Association,
1976-1985; trustee, Kenilworth Union
Church, 1988-1993; and president, Kenilworth
Club, 1981.
He spearheaded the formation of the Kenilworth-Winnetka
Baseball Association, was a
troop leader for Boy Scouts of America Troop
13 in Kenilworth, and served on the Executive
Committee of the Chicago Area Boy Scouts
from 1981-1989.
In addition, Fix served as treasurer and on
the Executive Committee of the Illinois State
Chamber of Commerce from 1980-1982 and as
a trustee of the University of Illinois Alumni Association
from 1987-1993.
Fix and his wife, Linda, have four children and
eight grandchildren.
“I am honored to lead
the organization for the
next two years, as we
face both challenges
and opportunities in
the tournament and
scholarship areas.”
John N. Fix
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Evans Scholars candidate Alexander Johnson
answers questions at his interview.
“I’m just really excited.
That letter was just like
my whole life,
right there.”
Alexander Johnson
Marq. ‘12
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Changing Lives … One Caddie at a Time
Defining Tomorrow’s Leaders
Chicago student reaches
ultimate goal of college
At age 7, Alexander Johnson knew he’d
someday go to college.
“He’d flirt with the ladies in church
and say he was in college already,” said his mom,
Wenona Gipson. “I don’t remember a time
when he wasn’t talking about it.”
It was a lofty goal for him. Growing up on
Chicago’s west side, Alex was the
first in his family to aim that high.
And while Wenona supported his
dream, she knew it wouldn’t be
easy to reach.
“A few years ago, I told him I
couldn’t afford to send him,” she
said. “He’d have to go to a community
college if he didn’t get a
scholarship. He said, ‘Well, I’m
not going to community college,
so I’ll get a scholarship.’”
Alex, a Daniel Murphy Scholar
at St. Joseph High School, was
caddying at Knollwood Club
when he heard about the Evans
Program.
The day he opened the letter awarding him
a full ride to Marquette University was one of
the best of his life. “It’s one of the biggest honors
I’ve ever received,” he said. “It means I can
go out and be something, instead of working at
McDonald’s for the rest of my life.”
His dedication has inspired his 27-year-old
brother who has enrolled in college, too.
Alex will study communications and broadcasting
this fall. He’d like to someday host a
TV or radio show and also plans on giving back
by focusing on three personal issues: helping
abused women and homeless children and raising
awareness for lupus, a disease that affects the
immune system.
College will be a challenge, Alex said, but
one he’s ready for. “I really like being able to be
more independent,” he said, “and seeing if I’ll
be able to make it in the real world.”
His mom has no doubts he will. Alex is a
strong-willed student who stands up for himself,
she said. Alex gets that quality from his mom,
who raised him on her own. “She didn’t allow
people to push her over,” he said.
The two are extremely close, and Wenona is
both excited and apprehensive about Alex leaving.
“He worries about me all the time,” she said.
“I keep saying, ‘I’m the parent.’ But he wants to
make sure I’m OK.”
For now, Alex is staying close while getting
ready for the next chapter of his life.
“I’m just really excited,” he said. “That letter
was just like my whole life, right there.”
Wisconsin triplets: Award
a way to stick together
Upon meeting Bill, Matt and Chris Bantz
– or any combination of the three – people
are a bit taken aback.
That’s because the brothers are identical triplets,
the first set in Evans Scholars history. And
the 21-year-old juniors, who attend the University
of Wisconsin, know how unique this is.
“We all study completely different things and
we ended up in the same place,” Chris said. “It’s
crazy how it ended up working out. It was kind
of like fate.”
As a teen, Bill’s interest in golf led him to caddie
at North Hills Country Club, and his brothers
following suit. From there came a chance to
apply for the scholarship. Despite their varied
interests, they found themselves living together
again.
Though people confuse the boys all the time,
those who know them know their differences. Bill,
his brothers say, is the responsible one, a business
major who’s driven and conscientious. Matt, who
is in pharmacy school, is a drummer and House
E-board member. Chris, who is studying clinical
lab sciences, is laid-back and free-spirited.
But at first glance, people often confuse the
three. “It’s definitely a unique thing,” Bill said.
“I’m so used to it by now, I forget I’m a triplet.
But if I’m talking to people and my brothers stop
by, they see two people who look just like me and
they’re taken aback. I’m like, ‘Oh, yeah, I forgot
about that.’”
Students he doesn’t know wave to him in the
street, Matt said. He waves back, assuming they
know a brother. “It’s normal for us,” he said.
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Changing Lives … One Caddie at a Time
Wisconsin juniors Bill, Matt and Chris Bantz, from left to right, are the first set of
triplets in Evans Scholars history.
of your best friends.”
Like best friends, they tease and sometimes
argue. Chris and Matt razz Bill for studying
business, and Bill, who lives with Matt, gets on
his case about cleaning. Their closeness also encourages
competition. “Going to school with
them definitely pushes me more than it normally
would, especially now that I’m in a class with
Matt,” Chris said.
For them, the Scholarship was a way to stay
together, while also allowing them to branch out
and meet new people.
“It puts a really good core group of people
together,” Matt said. “You don’t get that unless
you’re living in a house like this.”
Colorado ES president
grows with program
As a freshman at the University of Colorado,
Kara Stephens didn’t quite get it.
She and the other four girls in her Evans
class lived in the dorms, making it hard to
really understand what the program was about.
“The only time we came over was for house
meetings or to clean,” said Kara, who caddied at
Legacy Ridge Golf Cub. “I had to clean a house
I didn’t live in and interact with people I didn’t
know. I didn’t feel a connection.”
That changed her sophomore year, when the
girls moved in. Since then, Kara, now a junior in
finance, has more than made up for an initial lack
of understanding.
She is the first female president in Colorado
House history, and one of the few presidents
– male or female – of any
chapter to be elected two
years in a row.
The year she moved in,
Kara ran for president. “I
surprised myself,” she said.
“I realized, ‘Wow, I really
love this house and I care
about the direction it’s going.’”
But being a leader wasn’t
easy. House leadership
hadn’t been consistent before
she took over, with students
losing their positions
or studying abroad.
But even as she was learning,
she knew it was an honor.
“It proves men in our
house don’t believe women
can do any less of a job,” she said. “It was really
empowering.”
Kara ran uncontested in this year’s election.
And now, she knows what being a leader is about.
Fellow E-board members say Kara’s such a good
leader partly because she’s a caretaker.
Kara had to learn that role early on. As a teen,
she helped care for her mother, who had been
sick for awhile. Her mom died two years ago,
with her only goal being for her children to go
to college, an opportunity
she never had.
E-board member
Susanna Hovestol
said Kara is passionate
and easygoing,
never hesitating to
keep her door open
or give Valentines
to everyone in the
house.
“Everyone knows
they can go to her
for anything and she
would be more than
happy to help out,”
Susanna said.
Being president
has given Kara a chance to see how the Evans
program works. She no longer questions what
being an Evans Scholar means.
“It’s an incredible opportunity,” she said.
“Without the scholarship, I don’t know where
I’d be. It’s something that’s kept me on track
and has shown me so many opportunities.”
Colorado House President Kara Stephens gives an update
on her chapter at the 2008 Winter Meeting, with past
Chairman Rich Peterson looking on.
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“The young men and
women who are finalists
do an excellent – and often
heart-rendering – job
of presenting themselves
and demonstrating their
qualifications and desire
to be awarded an Evans
Scholarship.”
Jeff Harrison
ESF Vice President
Education
Travis Halverson
(right) is interviewed
at Midlothian Country
Club in December
2007.
Kristin Walters (far
right) is escorted
to her interview at
the 2008 St. Louis
Selection Meeting at
Bellerive Country Club
by WGA President and
CEO Don Johnson.
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Scholar Selection Interviews:
Choosing Top Candidates
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In the summer of 1930, the Western Golf
Association Executive Committee interviewed
a group of prospective candidates
for the first Evans Scholarship.
When the interviews were completed, the
committee – particularly impressed by the poise
and character of two candidates – decided to
award a scholarship to both young men.
A tradition was born, and since the program’s
founding, all prospective Evans Scholars must
complete an interview before the WGA’s Selection
Committee prior to earning their final reward
– a Chick Evans Caddie Scholarship that
covers full tuition and housing.
“Standing in front of a group of individuals
who are going to make a huge impact on your
future can be very intimidating,” said Jeff Harrison,
vice president of education. “The young
men and women who are finalists do an excellent
– and often heart-rendering – job of presenting
themselves and demonstrating their
qualifications and desire to be awarded an Evans
Scholarship. It is truly a special day for everyone
involved.”
A series of Evans Scholars Selection Meetings
are held annually throughout the United States,
with more than 220 Evans Scholarship finalists
appearing before the committee each year.
Soon after each meeting, candidates receive
letters stating whether they have earned an Evans
Scholarship. Many Evans Scholars Alumni
say the day they received their acceptance letter
ranks among the greatest days of their lives.
Jasmine Baker answers questions at a January selection
meeting at Lake Shore Country Club.
Most of those who earn a scholarship attend
one of the 14 universities where the Foundation
owns a Scholarship House.
“The Evans Scholars Program is unique in
that the recipients live together,” Harrison said.
“They work together and compete with other
campus organizations for academic, community
service and athletic honors. Over the course of
their four-year college experience, lifelong friendships
are forged. The Evans Scholars experience
is much more than a four-year college scholarship,
it is truly a lifetime experience.”
To qualify for an Evans Scholarship, a candidate
must meet criteria in four areas: caddie record,
academics, financial need and character.
“We are selecting tomorrow’s leaders,” said
Harrison.

WGA Championships
St. Louis’ Bellerive to Host
2008 BMW Championship
History will be made the first week of
September when the BMW Championship
conducted by the Western Golf
Association moves from its traditional Chicago
venue to prestigious Bellerive Country Club in
St. Louis.
With Tiger Woods set to defend his 2007
BMW Championship and FedExCup victories,
Bellerive will be center stage for the golf world
September 1-7.
As the third of four PGA TOUR Playoff events,
the BMW Championship will feature the top 70
players in the FedExCup standings. In the 2007
BMW Championship, Woods shot a flawless final
round 63 to emerge as the winner, leading him
to victory in the first PGA TOUR Playoff for the
FedExCup and its $10 million first prize.
“The inaugural BMW Championship was an
exciting week of world-class golf, and we are already
implementing initiatives to build upon that
success with the 2008 tournament at Bellerive
Country Club,” said Tom Purves, Chairman and
CEO, BMW (US) Holding Corp. “We look forward
to bringing the best of the PGA TOUR to
St. Louis as well as finding new ways to uphold
the tradition and support the great work of the
Evans Scholars Foundation.”
Tournament officials are enthusiastic about
the support they have received from Bellerive
and the entire St. Louis golf community.
“The Western Golf Association and our Evans
Scholars Foundation have enjoyed a long and rewarding
relationship with Bellerive Country Club
and the greater St. Louis golf community,” said
John Kaczkowski, WGA
vice president of tourna-
ments.
“With an elite field of
the world’s top golfers
competing on one of the
Midwest’s premier championship
courses, we expect
the BMW Championship
at Bellerive Country
Club to provide one of
the finest weeks of competitive
golf worldwide in
2008,” he said.
Weekly Passes Available
A $225 weekly grounds pass, available
only at www.bmwchampionshipusa.com,
entitles the holder to:
•Three practice sessions (including the
BMW Championship Pro-Am on Wednesday,
September 3)
•Four days of championship play by the top
70 players in the FedExCup standings
•Parking each day during the week
•A daily spectator guide
Note: A fixed $10 handling fee applies to each order.
Bellerive, host to the 1953 Western
Open, has an impressive history of supporting
championship golf.
“Bellerive Country Club is extremely
honored and privileged to play host to the BMW
Championship in 2008,” said Jerry Ritter, Bellerive
Country Club General Chairman for the
2008 BMW Championship.
“St. Louis and Bellerive attracted sold-out
crowds for the 1992 PGA Championship and
2004 Senior Men’s Open, and we know the
same is in store this
year when the world’s
best golfers are here
for the BMW Championship.
“Bellerive’s worldchampionship
golf
course is one reason
St. Louis was a solid
choice to welcome
the BMW Championship
in 2008,” Ritter
added. “Bellerive will
be a terrific test and
most worthy of hosting
such a prestigious
event.”
Players who qualify
to play in the BMW
Championship will be competing at Bellerive for
the final 30 spots in The TOUR Championship
and an opportunity to win a $10 million bonus
as the 2008 FedExCup champion.
All proceeds from the
BMW Championship will
benefit the Evans Scholars
Foundation.
Bellerive Country Club
is currently the home
course to one Evans
Scholar, Corey Griffin, a
sophomore at the University
of Missouri, with
an additional 18 Evans
Scholar graduates to its
credit.
Bellerive Country Club
recently celebrated
a course redesign to
meet the continuing
challenge of providing
an epic test for
today’s top golfers.
The project required
nearly $10 million
in renovations and
redesigns led by noted
golf course architect
Rees Jones, the son
of Bellerive’s original
designer, Robert Trent
Jones Sr. (Photo, Hole
No. 9, by Burt Remis)
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“Our championship’s
only charitable
beneficiary always
has been the Evans
Scholars, and that will
continue throughout
our current six-year
partnership with BMW
and the PGA TOUR.’’
John Kaczkowski
Vice President
Tournaments
Camilo Villegas crouches
low to line up a putt.
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Tiger Woods conquers Cog Hill. At right, Ernie Els tees off at the 2007
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Tiger Reigns at BMW Championship
The BMW Championship brought a new
look and feel to Cog Hill Golf & Country
Club in September 2007, but not much
changed competitively as Tiger Woods won his
fourth title in the last 11 years at Cog Hill.
A record-tying 63 on Sunday, September
9, netted Woods a record-setting victory. His
22-under-par 262 total shattered the previous
scoring total by five strokes.
More importantly for the Western Golf Association
and Evans Scholars Foundation, Woods’
win punctuated a successful weekend that put to
rest any doubts that the championship could survive
changes in name, dates and format.
“At the end of the day, by all measurements,
the 2007 BMW Championship was a huge success,”
said Vice President of Tournaments John
Kaczkowski. “With BMW’s support, we upgraded
the event in all areas – for spectators and
the players. Chicago area golf fans responded by
filling the fairways
and stands on Saturday
and Sunday,
the players gave the
event top reviews
and our sponsor,
BMW, and the
PGA TOUR both
were pleased with
our inaugural effort
as a PGA TOUR Playoff championship in the
TOUR’s first FedExCup competition.”
Woods followed his win at the BMW Champi-
onship with a victory the next week in the TOUR
Championship in Atlanta to claim the FedExCup
title and its $10 million, first-place payout.
For the Evans Scholars, the championship also
proved to be a winner. WGA officials estimate
that the final contribution to the Evans Scholars
Foundation exceeded $2.4 million, an increase
over funds raised in 2006.
“Our championship’s only charitable beneficiary
always has been the Evans Scholars, and that
will continue throughout our current six-year
partnership with BMW and the PGA TOUR,”
Kaczkowski said. “BMW and the TOUR are both
very supportive of the Evans Scholarships.”
In 2007, BMW introduced several initiatives
to help promote the scholarship program. Three
Evans Scholars were given the opportunity to intern
with BMW, and BMW featured the Evans
Scholars Program in its history walk display in
the Heart of the Tournament.
Also, BMW promoted a hole-in-one incentive
on the 14th hole, offering to fund a named
scholarship for any player making an ace on the
hole during the championship’s Media Day, the
Chick Evans Pro-Am or the four tournament
rounds. No player holed out, but the offer generated
added publicity for the Evans Scholars.
Evans Scholars and Alumni also continued to
play a role in the tournament’s success. Scholars
caddied in the Monday MasterCard Pro-Am
and Alumni caddied in the Chick Evans Memorial
Pro-Am, a volunteer fund-raising effort that
began in 2005.

WGA Championships
Western Amateur Moving
to Chicago Area in 2009
The 106th Western Amateur will be played
July 28-August 3 at Point O’Woods Golf &
Country Club in Benton Harbor, Michigan, site
of the Western Amateur since 1971. Following
2008, however, the Western Golf Association
will rotate the nationally-renowned championship
among a select group of Chicago-area clubs,
WGA officials announced in January. The WGA’s
current five-year contract with Point O’Woods
expires after the 2008 tournament.
“We’ve enjoyed an excellent relationship with
Point O’Woods, and we expect that relationship
will continue even though the Point will no
longer host the Western Amateur on an annual
basis,” noted John Kaczkowski, WGA vice president
of tournaments. “We’re looking forward to
bringing the Western Amateur championship to
the Chicago area for the first time since 1952,
when the tournament was hosted by Exmoor
Country Club in Highland Park.”
“Our goal is to move the Western Amateur
around to a select group of clubs that support the
Western Golf Association and the Evans Scholarship
Program and also feature quality, championship
venues capable of challenging the world’s
top amateur golfers,” Kaczkowski explained.
Point O’Woods first hosted the Western Ama-
teur in 1963. The championship returned to
Point O’Woods in 1965 and has been anchored
at the club since 1971.
The defending champion is 17-year-old
Jhared Hack of
Sanford, Fla., who
also won the Western
Junior championship
in 2006.
Hack claimed the
2007 title in a rare
Monday finish after
heavy rain on Sunday
forced a delay of
the final match.
Hack edged Alex
Prugh, 1 up, to follow
in the footsteps
of 2007 NCAA
champion Jamie
Lovemark and become
only the second
player to win
the Western Junior
(2004) and Western Amateur (2005) in back-toback
years since the WGA started the national
junior championship in 1914.
Sea Island to Host 2008 Western Junior
Cody Gribble, 2007 Western Junior champion, with former
WGA Chairman Rich Peterson (left) and WGA Director and
Western Junior Chairman Michael Morrissey.
Jhared Hack, 2007 Western Amateur champion, with WGA
Vice President of Tournaments John Kaczkowski (left) and
Associate Tournament Director Gabe Ottolini (Ind. ‘01).
The 91st Western Junior Championship will
be held June 16-20 at the Sea Island Club in
Sea Island, Georgia.
The championship, the oldest national junior
tournament in the United States, draws the top
junior players from more than 40 states and internationally
each year. The field is limited to
156 entrants. Exemptions into the Western Amateur
are awarded to the champion and runnerup.
The tournament has been a testing ground
for stars of the future, such as Tiger Woods, Phil
Mickelson, Fred Couples, Scott Hoch, Tom Lehman,
Craig Stadler and Corey Pavin.
In the 2007 Western Junior, Cody Gribble,
16, of Dallas, Texas, held off a late challenge
from LSU-bound Clayton Rotz to claim victory
June 22 at Wakonda Club in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Ohio State
Evans Scholars
Chapter was founded
with 26 Scholars in
fall 1962.
70 Scholars were
enrolled in 2007-08.
More than 677
Scholars have
graduated.
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Taking part in the Hamilton House groundbreaking ceremony
in September 2007 were, from left: Development
Director Jerry Dudek; Senior Vice President of Foundation
Advancement Jim Moore; Trustee John Kretzschmar; Muffy
Hamilton House Taking Shape
There is one person who wouldn’t mind
seeing the current Ohio State Evans
Scholarship House stay up awhile longer.
“The plumber said we’re helping get his kids
through college,” Ohio State senior Justin Rex
said. “The house has been here a long time and
has seen a lot of Scholars go through it.”
But those continuous service calls are exactly
why everyone else is anxiously awaiting the
completion of the new Hamilton House at Ohio
State University in Columbus.
Construction of a three-story, 30,000-squarefoot
building at 121 E. 16th Ave is ongoing and
on schedule, Western Golf Association/Evans
Scholars Foundation officials say.
The groundbreaking ceremony for the newest
Evans Scholarship House was held last fall,
and the project is expected to be done in January
2009, said
Jim Moore, ESF
senior vice president
of foundationadvancement.
Ohio State
Evans Scholars
are expected to
begin moving
into the building
after Christmas.
Ohio State Evans Scholars at the groundbreaking ceremony.
Hamilton Parsons, daughter of Earl “Bones” Hamilton;
OSU Chapter Advisor Don Denny; Architect Mike Paplow;
Director and OSU Alum Ray Fahrmeier; and Vice President
of Education Jeff Harrison.
A dedication ceremony is planned for spring
2009.
“Our progress has been significant through
the end of the year,” said WGA Director Ray
Fahrmeier (OSU ’64), who is serving as general
co-chair of the Hamilton House steering committee,
along with WGA Past Chairman and
Trustee John Kretzschmar.
Energy-efficient house
Once done, the new building will be home to
80 young men and women.
Named after Earl “Bones” Hamilton, a former
long-time WGA director and major driving force
of the Ohio Evans Scholars Program, the house’s
exterior features brick and stone trim and steeply
pitched slate roofs and columns.
“It fits well into the neighborhood,” said architect
Michael Paplow, of Feinknopf Macioce
Schappa Architects in Columbus. “It’s very graceful
in terms of it being bigger than it looks.”
The house also is energy-efficient, with a heat
pump system to maximize efficiency.
The building’s lower level has a chapter room,
a small kitchen and an exercise room. The first
floor has a library, living room, executive board
suite, three two-person Scholar rooms and a bike
storage room.
The library and living room entrance will have
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also has a two-sided fireplace and a bay window.
The second and third floors each have an executive
board suite, 14 two-person Scholar rooms
and two suites. The house is ADA-accessible and
fire-safe.
Scholars will swipe cards to enter the building
and to get into their
individual rooms.
Project challenges
The progress now
seen has been a long
time coming.
The house has
been in planning and
developing stages
since 1999. Its building
and approval process
took longer than
expected.
Many factors, including
land plans,
sale negotiations and
the permit process
played a factor.
Winter weather
also has caused delays,
Moore said,
though workers still
are pretty much on
schedule. Officials
soon will meet with
Alum’s generous donation
Dan Sandman (OSU ’70) has
committed $1 million to
building the Hamilton House.
the project’s interior decorators.
“We’re into the details,” Moore said, adding
that despite hurdles, “it is gratifying to finally see
it come together.”
For now, the construction site is a reminder to
Scholars of what’s to come.
Rex, who is past House President, walks by the
construction every day, and said current Scholars
are excited. “People are talking about what will
be different and what it’ll bring,” he said.
A former caddie at Kenwood
Country Club, Sandman
will name the new living room
in honor of his club. A formal
naming ceremony was set to be held at a banquet
supporting Evans Scholars on April 23 at Kenwood
Country Club.
In 2007, Sandman retired from his positions as
Vice Chairman and Chief Legal & Administrative
Officer of U.S. Steel Corp. in Pittsburgh.
He grew up in Cincinnati and earned a bachelor
of arts degree in 1970 and a law degree in 1973. He
currently serves as Chairman of the Board of the
Heinz History Center and the Ohio State University
College of Law National Council, among other
boards. He is married with two daughters.
Though he won’t have a chance to live in the
new house, Rex said he is grateful to have taken
part in the construction process.
“I saw blueprints as a freshman,” he said. “It’s
an exciting time.”
Fund-raising
The Hamilton
House fund-raising
campaign has been
the Evans Scholars
Foundation’s most
successful one to
date, raising more
than $4.21 million
and exceeding an
original goal of $4
million. That goal
has now been raised
to $4.6 million.
But the job is not
over.
Volunteers continue
to reach out
to Ohio State Evans
Scholar Alumni for
donations.
The vast majority
of funds have come
from several larger
donations, but overall
individual participation
has been lower than expected.
Officials are aiming for 70 percent of all Ohio
State Alumni to contribute to the project, a figure
seen with the Michigan Scholarship House,
built in 2005.
“There are so many people who have been involved,”
Fahrmeier said. “The recognition will
come at the dedication ceremony.”
For a list of 2007 OSU Scholarship House pledges,
see page 33.
See updates on the
new house at www.
evansscholarsfoundation.com.
From
the home page, click
“Alumni & Scholars,”
then “Ohio State
Hamilton House
campaign,” then
House Webcam.
Far left: Construction
on the new house is
well underway. Left:
An exterior view of
what the finished
house, at 121 E. 16th
Ave., will look like.
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What: Top Annual
Evans Scholars Awards
When: Presented
at 2007 Evans Scholars
Summer Outing
Where: Medinah
Country Club in
Medinah, Illinois
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Scholar Honors
Minnesota, Missouri Scholars
Receive Top Awards in 2007
Leader of the Year
Doug Grom
Doug Grom, who graduated from the University
of Missouri in May 2007, was named
the Stuart B. Smithson Leader of the Year.
His outstanding leadership abilities have been
recognized by his chapter since his freshman
year, when he won New Scholar of the Year and
the Harold F. Ames Leadership Award.
The recognition continued in his senior year
when he was named Senior of the Year and
Scholar of the Year. He also won the Harold F.
Ames Leadership Award for an unprecedented
fourth year in a row – the first time in Evans
Scholars history that has occurred.
Grom, who caddied at The Ivanhoe Club, was
president of the Missouri Chapter and of the Evans
Scholars National Committee in 2006.
He received a bachelor’s degree in business
administration with an emphasis in finance and
real estate. He is now attending Chicago’s John
Marshall Law School, where he ranks in the top
30 percent of his class with a 3.33 GPA.
“This first year
of law school has
been challenging,
but I have enjoyed
it thus far,” Grom
said.
“I miss the atmosphere
and
camaraderie that
came with living in
the Evans House,
but it’s also exciting
to take on the
challenges that law
school brings.”
Grom is searching
for a summer
clerk job and said
he’s anxious for it
to warm up so he
Doug Grom accepts his Leader of the Year plaque from past
WGA Chairman Rich Peterson.
can go fishing and
golfing.
Scholar of the Year
David Molitor
David Molitor,
who graduated
in May 2007
with a perfect 4.0
GPA throughout
six of his eight
semesters at the
University of Minnesota,
was named
the 2007 Evans
Scholar of the
Year.
Molitor, who
caddied at Midland
Hills Country
Club, was ranked
David Molitor
No. 1 academically
among graduating
seniors in the Evans Program.
He received the Evans Scholars National
Committee Academic Achievement Award, the
Carleton Blunt Scholarship Award, six William
F. Souder Jr. Four Point Awards and the Harold
F. Ames Leadership Award.
Molitor, who was 2005 president of the Minnesota
Evans Scholars Chapter, is working on his
Ph.D. in economics at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology in Boston.
Last summer, he worked as a research assistant
for a professor on a project attempting to understand
how the effects of governmental regulation
play out in the hospital industry.
In his free time, he enjoys tennis, juggling,
sailing and Scrabble. He also teaches a children’s
Sunday school class.
“My time as resident of the Minnesota House
was an excellent leadership opportunity and
helped teach me to balance leading an organized
personal life while keeping activities of the House
flourishing and in order,” he said.
“These lessons I learned and skills I built have
proved invaluable for dealing with the much
more intense loads of graduate study.”

Scholar Honors
Minnesota Evans Scholars received recognition at the 2007 Summer Outing for winning the Chapter Scholarship Trophy.
Minnesota Tops in Academics
The Minnesota Evans Scholars Chapter won
the 2007 Chapter Scholarship Trophy, compiling
an outstanding cumulative 3.41 grade
point average in the 2006-2007 academic year
to lead all other chapters in scholarship achievement.
“We congratulate the Scholars at Minnesota
for their excellent year academically,” said Jim
Moore, Evans Scholars Foundation senior vice
president of foundation advancement. “There
was tough competition again this year for the
trophy, as for the third year in a row, all 14 of
our Evans Scholars chapters posted cumulative
grade point averages above 3.0.
“Congratulations to each chapter, to our
faculty advisors, graduate resident advisors and
Alumni advisors who worked so hard to help
us achieve that goal,” Moore said. “Also I am
thrilled to announce that the cumulative GPA for
all Evans Scholars was 3.29!”
The inter-chapter scholarship competition was
established in 1962 by the Evans Scholars National
Committee. Each chapter posting a GPA
of 3.0 or better receives a plaque to display in
their Scholarship House, commemorating their
academic achievement.
Miami New Scholars Earn 3.44 GPA
The New Scholar Class at Miami University
won the New Scholar Academic Competition
with a 3.44 GPA in 2007.
The winner was announced at the February
New Scholars from Miami University celebrate after winning the New Scholar Academic
Competition with a 3.44 GPA.
2008 Winter Outing at the Glen View Club in
Golf, Illinois.
The New Scholar Academic Competition is
conducted by the Evans Scholars National Committee.
Miami was one of 12
New Scholar classes recognized
at the Winter Outing
for surpassing a 3.0 cumulative
GPA.
Others were: Colorado
(3.03), Indiana (3.09),
Marquette (3.02), Michigan
(3.16), Minnesota
(3.42), Missouri (3.24),
Northern Illinois (3.04),
Northwestern (3.35), Ohio
State (3.4), Purdue (3.4),
Wisconsin (3.19).
Evans Scholar
Achievement
The cumulative GPA
for all Evans Scholars
in 2006-07 was 3.29.
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“None of this would
have been possible
without the Evans
Scholarship. I want
to give back and help
someone else.”
Terry Kett
Northwestern ‘64
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Ways to Give
Investing in Future Leaders
Alum’s Gift Honors His Parents
F
or Terry Kett, the Evans Scholarship was
a launching point to a happy and satisfying
life.
The scholarship enabled him to attend Northwestern
University, where he graduated in 1964
with a degree in chemical engineering. From
there, he earned a master’s degree
in 1965 and a Ph.D. in 1968 from
Michigan State University before
spending 34 years with Exxon.
Now, through an Endowed
Named Scholarship, he wants to
give a student the same opportunities
he had.
“None of this would have been
possible without the Evans Schol-
arship,” said Kett, who caddied at
Riverside Golf Club. “I want to
give back for what they did for me
and help someone else.”
Kett retired from Exxon in 2002 after a rewarding
career that included numerous management
and executive assignments throughout the
U.S. and overseas. He lives in Houston and keeps
busy with golf, church and volunteer work. He
has two grown children. But he hasn’t forgotten
his roots.
“The scholarship was extremely important
to me,” he said. “It made my college educa-
Alum Terry Kett says his parents
taught him to do his best.
tion much more pleasant and it taught me about
working as a unit. It was a great experience.”
He has fond memories of spending a summer
working at the WGA headquarters in Golf,
Illinois, helping track down alumni for Mac
McGuigan. Always an avid reader of the “Mac
Report,” Kett recently saw a
feature on Northwestern alum
James Utaski, who also gave to
the Endowed Fund. “I got on
the phone right away after I read
it,” he said. “I was thinking of
doing that anyhow. But that just
pushed me.”
The endowed scholarship will
be named in honor of his parents,
who were key to his success. His
father, Lewis, 88, and his mother,
Iris, 86, emigrated from England
when Terry was 13. They currently live in Glen
Ellyn, Illinois. The most important lesson they
passed along?
“No matter what the task, accomplish it the
best that anyone can do it,” he said. “Whether it
was serving as a bus boy at a Northwestern sorority
or handling the biggest tasks at Exxon, do the
best you can at that job.”
The scholarship will be listed as: The Lewis
Kenneth & Iris Violet Kett Scholarship.
Platinum, Gold Par Club Members
In 2007, the WGA Par Club received 33 contributions at the highest giving levels, Platinum
and Gold. “We appreciate the generosity of these select donors,” noted Jim Moore, senior
vice president, foundation advancement. “Their gifts represent a major commitment to the
Evans Scholars Foundation’s mission of educating young men and women caddies.”
PLATINUM, $10,000
Mary & Scott Petrovich*
Joe Ferraro*
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Flynn*
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Foss*
Mr. & Mrs. Mario F. Greco*
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Healey*
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Roach*
GOLD, $5,000
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Burt
Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Colnitis*
Mr. & Mrs. F. W. Corrigan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Falk*
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Gehring*
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Gregg*
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Greiner*
Mr. & Mrs. T. Joseph Halwax*
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Holland*
Charles B. Johnson
Bert Kleewein*
Mr. & Mrs. Jack M. Lintol*
Herbert A. List, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Mallman*
John S. Mendesh*
Joseph M. Mikrut*
John O’Connor*
Timm R. Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Scotellaro*
John R. Siragusa
Geoffrey C. Solich*
Jason Stroiman*
Robert N. Webster*
Mr. & Mrs. Kurt W. Werth*
Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Wilson*
James V. Zaleski*
* – Evans Scholars Alum

Ways to Give
WGA Director: Giving ‘Is an Obvious Thing’
For Frank Morley, it’s an obvious thing.
Giving back comes naturally, particularly
when it’s for a cause he truly believes in.
And that’s why he and his wife, Susan, felt it
necessary to give back to
the Western Golf Association
through its Endowed
Scholarship Fund.
Morley, a WGA director
from Conway Farms Golf
Club, has attended selection
meetings for years.
He’s seen firsthand the
quality of the candidates
who apply and the difference
it has made in their
lives, he said.
“It’s something near and
dear to my heart, and I just
wanted to do something,”
he said. “I’m fortunate to
be able to do it.”
He had been thinking
about contributing to an endowment for awhile,
and since retiring a year ago, decided now was
the right time.
Morley wants to continue to help raise aware-
WGA Director Frank Morley and his wife, Susan.
ness about the endowment program. He’s hoping
his act might inspire others. Ideally, several
more members at Conway Farms could also
sponsor an endowment.
“It’s really more from
the heart,” he said. “It just
means so much to be able
to feel I can help somebody
else like that and hope that
they’ll go on to become a
really solid citizen.”
When Morley’s children
were younger, he’d
tell them stories about the
Evan Scholars candidates
and the challenges they
faced.
“It’s just such an obvious
thing – for whatever
reasons, a youngster has
had a difficult time, or
their parents have, that
they should still be allowed
to go to school and come out debt-free,” he said.
“That’s pretty huge.”
The scholarship will be listed as: The Frank
and Susan Morley Scholarship.
Lasting Support for Tomorrow’s Scholars
For individuals interested in
providing long-term support
for the Evans Scholars
Program, the establishment of
an Endowed Named Scholarship
Fund is a personalized opportunity
to change lives.
With a contribution of
$125,000, payable over five
years, a Named Endowed Scholarship
Fund is established.
Once every four years, one
new Evans Scholar is awarded
the Named Scholar distinction.
Only the interest earned off
the principal is used to pay for
tuition, preserving future funding
of Evans Scholars.
Following are persons who
have funded endowed Named
Scholarships or who have had
Named Scholarships funded in
their honor.
The Bartholomay Family
Eddie Barr Memorial (Beverly CC)
Robin A. Bell
Robert G. & Ruth W. Bohnen
Robert S. Campbell
Mary and Grant Clark
Sam DiGiovanni
(Olympia Fields CC)
Burtis J. Dolan, Sr.
Maxine S. Ellend
Maxine S. Ellend
& Alfred W. Salamone
David W. Ellis Jr.
Harold E. Foreman Jr.
Thomas E. Gorman (Beverly CC)
Hubby Habjan
Lawrence G. Haggerty
Dr. Louis M. Haley
Gardner W. Heidrick, Sr.
James E. Herbert
Lewis Kenneth & Iris Violet Kett
Robert E. & J. Edward King
Lester B. Knight
Robert M. and Diane vS Levy
Hubert C. Moog
James E. Moore (Beverly CC)
Frank and Susan Morley
Joseph and Adelaide Oliveri
Joe O’Neill
Pete and Rita Peterson
Frank Polizzi
Bernard Pollack
Michael & Teresa Reilly
(Beverly CC)
Allison Reindl
Alfred W. Salamone
Alfred W. Salamone –
Westchester
Charlotte Schmidlapp
Ed & Marti Slowik
Nicholas and MaryAnn Thies
George A. Webster
Frederick Webster
David P. Weiner
Kenneth F. Yontz
“It’s more from the
heart. It means so
much to be able to
feel I can help
somebody else.”
Frank Morley
WGA Director
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“My aunt wanted to
do something in his
memory. Education
is very important to
her as it was to Al, so
the idea of funding
college scholarships
for caddies seemed
to be an appropriate
memorial.”
Max Steinkopf
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Ways to Give
When Alfred W. Salamone died in the spring
of 2007, his friend and companion Maxine
Ellend wanted to establish a lasting tribute
to him and his early introduction to the game
of golf as a caddie. Her quest to find the proper
memorial succeeded when her attorney and the
PGA of America directed her to the Evans Scholars
Foundation.
“Al came up through the ranks in golf,” explained
Mrs. Ellend’s nephew, Max Steinkopf.
“He caddied when he was younger
and enjoyed a successful career as a
golf professional. My aunt wanted
to do something in his memory.
Education is very important to her
as it was to Al, so the idea of funding
college scholarships for caddies
seemed to be an appropriate memorial.
“We looked at a few other
scholarship programs but decided
the Evans Scholars Program would
be the best way to honor Al,”
Steinkopf explained. “I contacted a
couple of students who are Evans Scholars and
was very impressed with them. We also liked the
stewardship of the program. The Evans Scholars
are not just given the money and forgotten. They
learn to live and work together.”
Mrs. Ellend decided to endow four named
scholarships through the Evans Scholars Foundation,
two in Mr. Salamone’s name, one in her
name and one in both of their names.
“I think this is a generous and fitting tribute
and testament to both people,” said Steinkopf.
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Alfred W. Salamone
Robert T. Rolfs, a long-time Western Golf Association
director and generous supporter of
the Evans Scholars Program, died at his home in
Scottsdale, Arizona, on February 18, 2008.
Mr. Rolfs was born in Milwaukee and served in
the U.S. Navy in World War II. After his service,
he attended the University of Notre Dame and
earned his degree in business administration in
1950. He also played on the school’s golf team.
He spent his business career at the Amity
Leather Products Co., founded by his father.
arships through the years. She’s very adamant
that young people should be given an opportunity
to succeed, to grow through education.”
Mrs. Ellend grew up in Canada and graduated
from the University of Manitoba. She lived
in New Jersey for a number of years before moving
to Florida in the late 1960s after her husband
passed away. In Florida, she met and grew close
to Mr. Salamone.
Salamone grew up in Westchester County
and lived in Harrison, New York.
A life member of the Metropolitan
Section PGA, he was a club professional
at Ridgeway Country Club,
Pehquenakonk Country Club and
Glen Hollow Country Club. Before
starting his career in golf, he served
in five theaters of war as a U.S. Army
Captain, earning a Purple Heart and
leading his unit in the D-Day landing
in France during World War II.
“Mrs. Ellend’s generosity will
honor Mr. Salamone’s service to
golf and his country,” noted Jerry
Dudek, Director of Development for the Western
Golf Association/Evans Scholars Foundation.
“The four endowed named scholarships will
directly impact the lives of deserving caddies by
giving them the educational and life experiences
they will receive as Evans Scholars. We truly are
grateful for this special contribution.”
The scholarships will be listed as: The Alfred
W. Salamone Westchester Scholarship, the Alfred
W. Salamone Scholarship, the Maxine S. Ellend
Scholarship and the Maxine S. Ellend and Alfred
W. Salamone Scholarship.
In Memoriam
Robert T. Rolfs: WGA Director, Evans Scholars Supporter
Mr. Rolfs and his brother expanded the business,
and it became a leading manufacturer of personal
leather goods. He was named president and
CEO in 1975 and continued that role until he
retired in 1992. He married Marilyn Masley in
1950 and they had five sons.
Rolfs, who was involved in many charitable
and civic organizations, was a member of West
Bend Country Club in Wisconsin, and of Desert
Highlands Golf Club and The Estancia Club in
Arizona.

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‘Evans Scholars ... Deserve Our Support’
Had he grown up in Chicago instead of the
Bronx in New York City, Ed Slowik would
have been an ideal candidate to earn a Chick Evans
Caddie Scholarship.
The son of Polish immigrants, Slowik didn’t
speak English until he was five. His father, a mechanic
for the New York Transit Authority, had
the equivalent of a grammar school education in
his native Poland. Parents John and Mary Slowik,
though, were adamant that their five children
would secure a higher education to provide for
better opportunities in life.
“It was unacceptable to not get good grades,”
said Slowik, who graduated from Yale University
in 1960 through a scholarship package that included
grants, work and loans. “My father was a
great example to us. He learned to speak English
and Italian fluently … and he always had a book
or two he would read in his spare time.”
A lifelong devotion to education has led
Slowik and his wife, Marti, to endow a named
Evans Scholarship through a gift of $125,000 to
the Evans Scholars Foundation.
“Marti and I try to direct our gifting to benefit
individuals rather than some general purpose,”
noted Slowik, who is retired from a successful
career in international business. “We really appreciate
the approach that the Evans Scholars
Program takes. It’s not a generic outreach but
rather is designed to help a deserving individual
in a program where need has to be demonstrated,
expectations are clear and standards are established
and maintained.”
The Slowiks first learned of the Evans Scholarships
when they lived in Chicago in the 1960s.
Today, they live in Tucson, Arizona, where they
are members of Ventana Golf and Racquet Club
and Tucson Country Club.
Endowing the gift of education for future Evans
Scholars provides the Slowiks a way to show
their appreciation for having “realized the American
dream through hard work and education,”
Slowik explained.
“Marti and I feel very blessed,” he added. “We
are approaching our 45th wedding anniversary
with great joy and deep gratitude. Our children,
Christa and Chip, have struggled
with intractable epilepsy all
of their lives, and our son-in-law
has had cerebral palsy all of his
life, so we are not strangers to
adversity.
“At the same time, we feel
fortunate to be able to help
others through a kind of ‘pay it
forward’ philosophy,” he said.
“I am very aware that but for
someone’s generosity, my going
to Yale would have been impossible. Successfully
completing my education certainly opened some
doors for me. From both a business and personal
growth standpoint, this led to a rewarding career
and opportunities to see much of the world.”
Marti, who married Ed at age 20, went back
to school and graduated from Sarah Lawrence
College when she was 50. “I believe that education
of American children forecasts the future
of our country,” she said. “Evans Scholars are a
special group of young people who have to perform
well on the golf course as caddies, as well as
in the classroom as students. This accountability
sets them apart. They deserve our support.”
In Memoriam
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr.: WGA Past Chairman, Director
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr., Western Golf Association
Chairman in 1974-75, passed away
on February 14, 2008, in his Winnetka home.
A WGA director since 1966, Mr. Reynolds
was a generous friend of the Evans Scholars Program.
He was a member at three clubs, Indian
Hill Club and Shoreacres in Illinois and Wequetonsing
Golf Club in Michigan.
Reynolds was managing director and then
chairman of Chicago law firm Winston & Strawn
until he retired in 1992. He helped bring in po-
litically powerful partners to the firm, including
former Gov. James Thompson and former U.S.
Atty. Dan Webb.
He also was appointed to lead the Illinois
Sports Finance Authority, which oversaw construction
of what is now U.S. Cellular Field.
Reynolds grew up in Edgewater and attended
Loyola Academy and Georgetown. He graduated
from University of Michigan’s law school and
married Suzanne FitzSimons in 1951. He had
four sons and five daughters.
Marti and Ed Slowik
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What: 2008 Caddie
Classic
When: Monday, July 28
Where: Hyde Park Golf
& Country Club
Info: 8 a.m. & 1 p.m.
shotguns
At the second annual
Caddie Classic in 1988,
event founder Tim
Proud (left) presents
WGA Director Ells
Widerman with a check
for $3,000.
The 2007 Caddie Classic
Committee (below)
celebrates the event’s
$200,000 donation to
the Evans Scholars.
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Scholarship Fundraisers
Caddie Classic: 20 Years, $1 Million
When Evans Scholars Alumnus Tim
Proud launched the Caddie Classic in
1987, a small group of Alumni took
part in what was billed as an outing where Ohio
Evans Alumni could come together, share caddie
and Scholar stories and raise a few dollars for the
Evans Scholarships in Ohio.
Today, an Alumni Committee still runs the
Caddie Classic, but the base of participants has
expanded to include nearly 200 Western Golf
Association Par Club members from the Cincinnati-Dayton
region.
“This tournament has
blossomed into an event
that gives phenomenal
exposure to the Evans
Scholars Program and has
raised a lot of money, so
we’re very happy with the
way it has grown,” said
Joe Desch, a 1984 Evans
Scholar graduate of Miami
University and Caddie
Classic Committee chairman.
In 2007, two pivotal milestones were reached.
Proceeds reached $200,000, pushing total contributions
from the Caddie Classic for the Evans
Scholars to more than $1 million. Also, for the
first time in its 20-year history, the traditionally
Cincinnati-based tournament was held in Dayton,
at Moraine Country Club.
For Desch and Classic Committee members,
the results have justified the long hours of preparation
that make the Classic one of the premier
Evans Scholars fund-raising events nationally.
Alumnus Tom Binzer (Miami ’79), who, like
Desch, is a WGA director, has served on the committee
since the Classic’s inception. He views the
event as one of two pillars in building awareness
for the Evans Scholars in Cincinnati-Dayton.
“In addition to our annual Evans Scholars Selection
meeting, the Classic serves as a focal point
of the year, a time when we can introduce people
to the Evans Scholars Program, encourage their
support and raise awareness of all phases of what
we represent – caddies, club support, director efforts
and Alumni involvement,” said Binzer.
Binzer credits Proud (OSU ’79) with having
the foresight to found the event in 1987. “Without
Tim’s vision and direction, we wouldn’t have
the Caddie Classic,” Binzer stressed.
The event’s successful evolution into a focal
point for the Evans Scholars Program has led to
its emulation.
“Our event has served as a model for Alumni
elsewhere. An early committee member, Kevin
Donnellon (OSU ’78), moved to Chicago and
helped start the Evans Scholars Invitational
there,” noted Binzer. “There’s a lot of interaction
back and forth between Alumni and directors
on how to make all of our events better.”
For Desch, an added plus for the Caddie Classic
was a decision to rotate the event among clubs
that support caddies and the Evans Scholars.
“We get incredible cooperation from all of the
clubs with caddie programs,” he said. “With the
generosity of clubs donating their facilities for
the day, our ability to raise money for the Evans
Scholarships has grown tremendously.”
Another valuable component is the participation
of honor caddies, including top Evans
Scholars, from the greater Cincinnati area.
“Of the 220 players participating, we average
190-200 who use caddies,” Desch pointed out.
“Having caddies from all of the clubs helps promote
caddie programs and is probably one of the
most enjoyable parts of the day.”
Corporate sponsors have boosted the tournament’s
revenue in recent years. Key Bank has
served as the major sponsor, thanks to committee
member Rick Wirthlin – an Alumnus (OSU
’84), WGA Director and former president of Key
Bank in Cincinnati.
Binzer, the only committee member to have
served for all 20 years since the Caddie Classic
began, said the event has succeeded beyond expectations.
“It’s been a great grassroots success, a way to
build the program and a way for Alumni to get
involved in giving back,” Binzer stated. “And it’s
a lot of fun.”

Scholarship Fundraisers
Olympia Fields Honors Sam DiGiovanni
Olympia Fields Country Club honored
long-time member and WGA/ESF
Trustee and Past Chairman Sam DiGiovanni
on September 24, 2007, hosting the first
Sam DiGiovanni Evans Scholars Day.
A total of $201,300 was raised by the club for
the Evans Scholars in honor of DiGiovanni, who
has served as a Western Golf Association director
at Olympia Fields since 1975.
“The Sam DiGiovanni Evans Scholars Day
was an unqualified success,” said WGA Director
Terry Lavin. “A group of members chipped in
to endow a named scholarship honoring Sam’s
long service to the Evans Scholars Foundation.”
Among those attending was a group of 22 Evans
Alumni. Each Alum stood and recited where
they caddied and where they went to college as a
Scholar.
“At the conclusion of these brief introductions,
everybody in the room felt the weight
of the gift that had been bestowed upon these
quality people,” said Lavin. “The Evans Scholars
Foundation makes a difference in each recipient’s
life and each recipient makes a difference
Michigan Golf Classic
Event committee members
Jon Norgard (Mich. ‘95), left,
and Doug Krause (MSU ‘91).
The 18th Evans
Scholars Golf
Classic, held July 9,
2007, at Meadowbrook
Country Club
in Northville, Mich.,
raised $41,000 for
the Evans Scholars.
Through the combined
efforts of the
WGA Directors,
GAM and the Alumni
Association, about
200 golfers enjoyed a new format with caddies
for every golfer. Craig Maass, Bob Byerlein, Dan
Augustine, and Mark Anusbigian took home the
Robert L. McMasters Trophy.
The volunteer committee included WGA Directors
David Banda (Mich. ’83), Michael Hainer
(Mich. ’78), Brian Mills and David Robinson,
and Doug Krause (MSU ’91), Michele Hill
(Mich. ’93), and Jon Norgard (Mich. ’95), tournament
director. The 2008 Classic will be July 14
at Red Run Golf Club.
in his/her community. We at Olympia Fields are
proud to help the endowment grow.”
The Sam DiGiovanni Evans Scholars Day will
be an annual event at Olympia Fields Country
Club. Also in 2008, the committee expects to
fund another Scholarship. “We have a pledge for
another $25,000 to go toward funding an additional
scholarship next year,” he said.
Hamilton Invitational
The 2007 Hamilton Invitational was the most
successful in the event’s five-year history,
raising more than $33,000 toward the construction
of the new Hamilton House at Ohio State
University.
We would like to extend a special thank you
to The Brookside Golf & Country Club, host
of this year’s tournament. The membership, staff
and management could not have been more hospitable
in opening their facilities and golf course
to support the Evans Scholars.
The Invitational was held in conjunction with
the Ohio State Hamilton House groundbreaking
ceremony on September 7. Following the
groundbreaking, Alumni and friends of the program
headed to Brookside for lunch and a best
two-ball foursomes tournament. Winners were:
Jim Sugar, Ivor Young, Rod Crider (OSU ’89)
and Ron McHam.
Fifty-four active Ohio State Evans Scholars
caddied for the groups and donated $1,100 of
their tips to the tournament. This year’s event
will be held Friday, September 5, 2008.
-From Mark Young (OSU ’ 78)
Olympia Fields Country
Club’s WGA Directors
and club members honored
Sam DiGiovanni on
September 24. From left
are WGA Directors Guy
Weir, Nick DiGiovanni,
Sam DiGiovanni and
Terry Lavin.
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“The club’s generosity
shown at this year’s
Beverly Evans Day
surpasses any effort to
date by our
member clubs to
financially support
the Evans Scholars
Program.”
Don Johnson
President & CEO
WGA/ESF
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Beverly Evans Day Nets Over $600,000
For the second straight
year, The Beverly Country
Club demonstrated
its support for the Evans Scholars
Foundation by sponsoring
the largest-ever single-day club
fund-raising event.
Led by major gifts to endow
four named Evans Scholarships,
Beverly members and
Evans Scholars Alumni made
commitments totaling more
than $640,000 for the Evans
Scholars Program.
“Our second annual Beverly
Evans Day was a resounding success,” said WGA
Director William Kingore, Beverly vice president.
In addition to raising more than $250,000
in current funds, the day drew deferred gifts of
$364,000 to endow the named scholarships.
Beverly WGA Directors and a group of Evans
Alumni from Beverly organized the event.
Alumni Joe Haffner (Marq. ’87) noted that the
support “shows how strongly Beverly’s members
and Evans Alumni feel about our long-standing
partnership with the WGA/ESF.”
In recognition of that partnership, Rich
Jalovec, on behalf of the Beverly Evans Day Committee,
presented WGA President and CEO Don
Johnson with the 2007 Beverly Country Club
Honorary Evans Scholar Award.
The club also announced that named scholarships
were endowed on behalf of James E.
Moore, Michael and Teresa Reilly, Thomas E.
Gorman and Edward P. Barr. Moore is ESF se-
Minnesota Evans Scholars caddied for the annual Chick Evans Memorial
Seven-Club Fundraiser and contributed more than $2,000 back to the Evans
Scholars Program from the caddie fees they earned.
WGA Director and Beverly member Bill Kingore presents a check representing
The Beverly Country Club’s 2007 Evans Scholars Day proceeds to WGA President
and CEO Don Johnson (second from right), Vice President of Tournaments John
Kaczkowski (right) and Senior Vice President of Foundation Advancement Jim
Moore (second from left).
nior vice president of foundation advancement.
The Reillys are parents of James (NU ’83) and
Michael Reilly (Ill. ’86), Evans Alumni who caddied
at Beverly. Gorman has served the past 20
years as the club’s caddie superintendent, and
Barr was his predecessor.
The day demonstrated the support that caddie
programs and the Evans Scholarships can generate
when club members are reminded of the
benefits of helping educate young caddies. The
club, which has hosted four Western Opens and
a Western Amateur, has produced the most Evans
Scholars – 277 Alumni and 19 current Scholars
– of any WGA member club.
“The Beverly Country Club has been one of
the premier clubs in our program, and the club’s
generosity shown at this year’s Beverly Evans
Day surpasses any effort to date by our member
clubs to financially support the Evans Scholars
Program,” said Johnson.
Minnesota Seven-Club
Minnesota’s annual Chick Evans Memorial Seven-Club
Fundraiser was held in August 2007 at Somerset
Country Club in Mendota Heights, with more than $35,000
raised for the Minnesota Evans Scholars Program.
The event limits participants to using only seven clubs in
commemoration of Chick Evans’ 1916 U.S. Open win at
The Minikahda Club in Minneapolis. Evans won that event
using only seven clubs.
The 15th annual event was chaired by WGA Director
Cheryl Schneider.
The 2008 Seven-Club tournament will celebrate the
50th anniversary of the Minnesota Chapter of the Evans
Scholars. It will be hosted by the Minikahda Club on June
30.

Scholarship Fundraisers
ES Invitational Tops $400,000
The 2007 Evans Scholars Invitational was
held August 13, 2007, at Knollwood
Club and Conway Farms Golf Club. The
event drew record attendance and raised a new
record of more than $400,000.
With this year’s success, the 10-year total
raised by the Invitational for the Evans Scholars
Foundation grew to nearly $1.5 million. More
than 200 golfers participated at the two host
courses. After play, Knollwood hosted dinner
and an after-dinner program.
“Every facet of the tournament – from sponsorship
to number of players to the auction – was
up this year over 2006, all at the highest level
we have seen them,” said event Chairman and
WGA Director Rich Excell (Ill. ’90). The 2008
Evans Scholars Invitational will be held Monday,
August 11, at Knollwood and Conway Farms.
From left, at the Caddies to College event are WGA Directors
Tom Danis, Joey Danis and Bruce Korn.
Caddies to College
Held at Norwood Hills
The 2007 Evans Scholars Caddies to College
Golf Tournament was held June 18, 2007,
at Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis. It
raised more than $112,000 for the Evans Scholars
Program, bringing the total amount raised in
the event’s 12-year history to $1,152,000.
“We enjoyed another very successful year
thanks to many people, including the continuing
support of our title sponsors, WGA Director
Tom Danis and his wife, Lucy, and WGA Director
Joey Danis and his wife, Lynn,” said WGA
Director and Alumnus Pat Reilly (Mo. ’83),
event co-chairman.
Alumnus Jim Murphy describes an auction item at the Evans Scholars Invitational under
the gaze of David Feherty, CBS golf analyst. Feherty helped with the auction and
spoke at the Invitational for the second straight year.
Green Gables Hosts
Eisenhower-Evans
The 26th annual Eisenhower-Evans Scholars
Par Club Tournament was hosted at Green
Gables Country Club in Denver on October 1,
2007, raising approximately $50,000 for the Evans
Scholars Program.
The tournament played host to 94 Evans
Scholars Alumni and friends of the Eisenhower-Evans
Scholarship. Colorado Scholars were
stationed on various holes as forecaddies and
hosts.
The 27th annual Eisenhower-Evans Scholars
Par Club Tournament is set for Monday, September
29, 2008, at the Denver Country Club.
WGA Director Bob Webster presents a check representing
his company’s support of the Eisenhower-Evans Scholars
at the 2007 Eisenhower-Evans Par Club Tournament.
Evans Events
A complete list of
Evans Scholars
fundraising events
held in 2007 appears
on page 32.
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Attending the West
Bend Classic (from left):
WGA Director Augie
Tonne, WGA/ESF Vice
President of Foundation
Advancement
Jim Moore, WGA Past
Chairman and Trustee
Bob Alsteen, Kathy
Laing, Janet Alsteen,
Mrs. Laing’s son, Jim
Lisafeld and Mrs. Laing’s
son-in-law, Scott
Carlson.
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Maple Bluff participants, bottom from left: Gene Haas,
WGA Director Doug Rasmussen, WGA President and CEO
Don Johnson; in back, from left: WGA vice president of
tournaments John Kaczkowski; Scholar Jonathan Murphy
(Wis. ’08); and WGA Directors Steve Hird and Kelly.
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West Bend Classic Honors NIU Friend
The West Bend Evans Scholars Classic, held
June 23, 2007, raised $40,000 for the Evans
Scholars Program, bringing the total raised over
the past 27 years to more than $850,000.
With 135 in attendance for golf and dinner,
the Classic honored Charley Laing, builder of
the Northern Illinois University Evans Scholars
Maple Bluff Evans Classic
The 29th annual Evans Scholarship Classic,
held June 11, 2007, raised $35,000 for the
Evans Scholars, bringing the total raised to more
than $526,000 since the Classic was founded.
“Many supporters helped make this year’s
Classic a success, including our tee and green
sponsors,” said WGA Secretary and Director
Ron Kelly, event chairman. “We also are grateful
for the support of Maple Bluff members and officers.”
Maple Bluff WGA Director Mike Greenhalgh
announced a $2,500 sponsor donation from the
Malcolm Stack Foundation.
Current Evans Scholars
contributed to the
event by caddying,
with at least one Evans
Scholar assigned to
each foursome.
The 30th annual Evans
Scholars Classic will
be held Monday, June
9, 2008, at Maple Bluff
Country Club.
“We are looking
forward to another
successful event as we
celebrate our 30th anniversary,”
Kelly said.
House in 1987 and a long-time friend of the
Evans Scholars Program.
Laing’s relationship with the Evans Scholars
was celebrated in his memory following his 2006
death in a single-engine plane crash in Georgia.
“Charley was a great friend and supporter
of the Evans Scholars Program,” recalled Bob
Alsteen, WGA Trustee and Past Chairman and
founder/chairman of the West Bend Classic.
“This year’s Classic was sponsored in Charley’s
memory through an anonymous title sponsorship
gift of $10,000.”
Laing and Alsteen worked with ESF senior
vice president of foundation advancement Jim
Moore to build the NIU Scholarship House
when the chapter was founded in 1987.
The 2008 West Bend Classic will be held on
June 28.
Pacific Northwest Cups
The Evans Cup of Washington, held August
27, 2007, at Seattle Golf Club raised over
$175,000 through sponsorships, silent auction,
fund-a-scholar and a live auction.
The funds generated from this event helps
the Washington State Golf Association (WSGA)
support the 29 Evans Scholars who attend the
University of Washington and Washington State
University.
The Evans Cup of Oregon, held on September
10, 2007, at Oswego Lake Country Club in
Lake Oswego, Oregon, raised $100,000 for the
Evans Scholarship Program.
Each year, the Pacific Northwest Golf Association
(PNGA) and the Oregon Golf Association
(OGA) conduct the event, which features golf,
gourmet food and upscale live auction items.
The funds generated from this event helps
the OGA and PNGA support the more than 40
Evans Scholars at the University of Oregon and
Oregon State.
Each Evans Cup tournament includes a brunch
followed by a net-team competition, with each
team comprised of four amateurs and one professional.
All vie for the coveted crystal Evans Cup. In
the evening, contestants and guests have cocktails
and a silent auction before the live auction
and dinner. The big reward of the day, of course,
is helping fund young students’ educations.

Scholarship Support
Safeway Classic Nets $45,000 for Scholars
T he 2007 Safeway Classic Golf Tournament,
in partnership with Tournament Golf
Foundation, donated $45,000 to the Elon Ellis
Scholarship Fund to support the Evans Scholars
Program in Oregon.
Ellis, a long-time Western Golf Association
Director, was a founding member of the Tournament
Golf Foundation. The foundation has
owned and operated the Safeway Classic since its
start in 1972. The foundation is a 35-year old
volunteer organization dedicated to presenting
world-class golf while benefiting local children’s
charities.
2007 Chip Beck Evans Scholars
The 2007 PGA TOUR and PGA of America
Chip Beck Evans Scholars were announced
at the 2007 BMW Championship.
Miguel Rodriguez of Carpentersville, Illinois,
was the PGA TOUR designee. He is a 2007
graduate of Dundee Crown High School, where
he was on the high honor roll every year and was
a member of the National Honor Society.
He was also a member of the marching band
and jazz band. He caddied at Biltmore Country
Club in North Barrington, Illinois, and is a
freshman at the University of Illinois.
The 2007 PGA of America Chip Beck Evans
Scholar is Jerred Roggensack of Gurnee, Illinois.
He graduated from Warren High School.
Jerred was a member of the Gurnee Mayor’s
Leadership Council and participated in Project
Teen Serve. He caddied at The Merit Club in
2007 Women’s Western Scholar
The Evans Scholars Foundation and the
Women’s Western Golf Foundation named
Anne Mersch, a freshman at the University of
Michigan, the second Women’s Western Evans
Scholarship recipient.
The Women’s Western Evans Scholarship is a
joint sponsorship of a full tuition and housing
scholarship for a woman caddie at one of the 14
universities where the Evans Scholars Foundation
owns a Scholarship House.
The Women’s Western Golf Foundation is a
national organization dedicated to awarding undergraduate
scholarships to deserving women
students with high academic achievement and
involvement in golf. Since its inception in 1971,
the Foundation’s total grants exceed $2.8 mil-
Tom Maletis, Tournament Golf Foundation president, presents
a check for $45,000 to WGA officials. From left: WGA
Director Bill Ashenden; Maletis; WGA Director Elon “Ed” Ellis
III; and WGA President/CEO Don Johnson.
Libertyville, Illinois, and is a freshman
at Northwestern University,
majoring in engineering.
The Chip Beck Evans Scholarships
were established in 1992
by Beck, in association with PGA
TOUR Charities, PGA of America,
the Evans Scholars Foundation
and Hilton Hotels.
Funds for the scholarships come
from a $1 million bonus paid by
Hilton Hotel Corporation after
Beck shot a record-tying 59 at the
1991 Las Vegas Invitational. At
Beck’s request, PGA TOUR Charities and PGA
of America, each of which received $250,000 of
the bonus, earmarked their share for Chip Beck
Evans Scholarships.
lion to more than 400
students in 44 states.
“What a pleasure it
is to know that our donors’
dollars are helping
these outstanding
students achieve their
educational goals,”
said Barbara Gallas,
chairman of the WWGF. Recipients of the Women’s
Western Evans Scholarship meet the criteria
of both scholarship programs. A new Women’s
Western Evans Scholar is selected each year.
Mersch, of Chicago, is majoring in kinesiology
at Michigan. She caddied at Evanston Golf
Club.
Chip Beck Evans
Scholars Jerred
Roggensack (left) and
Miguel Rodriguez
receive their awards.
From left, WWGF Chairman
Barbara Gallas,
WWGF board member and
WGA Director Cynthia Willis,
WWGA Evans Scholars
Anne Mersch and Laura
Kingsbury and ESF Vice
President of Education Jeff
Harrison.
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Endowment Fund
Leaving a Personal Legacy
As a charitable organization evolves, it often faces new
challenges in meeting growing funding demands. For
the Evans Scholars Program, one such challenge is that college
tuition costs are increasing at approximately 2-3 times
the rate of revenue growth.
Planned Gifts help non-profit organizations prepare for
future funding challenges by providing avenues for donors
to give in perpetuity through specific estate gifts and other
charitable vehicles. Planned gifts made today to the Roland
F. McGuigan Endowment Fund will help guarantee future
funding for tomorrow’s Evans Scholars.
The simplest form of planned giving is a bequest providing
the Evans Scholars Foundation with a specific dollar
amount from, or percentage of, an estate at a donor’s
death. Making a bequest to the Foundation also is an
effective way to leave a personal legacy or to honor a
loved one.
In planning for the next generation
of Evans Scholars, the Foundation
is committed to expanding
its emphasis on donor contributions
through planned giving to the
Endowment Fund.
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A Guide to Planned Giving
There are many ways for you, your family, friends and the community – as well as the Evans Scholars Foundation –
to benefit with a planned gift to the Foundation. Here is a brief overview:
A Bequest in a Will or Living Trust – Many Alumni, Directors, and Par Club Members bequeath a specific dollar
amount or percentage of their estates to ESF in their wills.
Life Insurance Policies – ESF can be named the owner and beneficiary of a policy that is no longer needed for family
security or may be designated as beneficiary owned by the individual. If ownership is transferred to the Foundation, there
is an income tax deduction at the time of the gift.
Charitable Gift Annuities – By entering into a charitable gift annuity with the ESF, an individual may receive both an
immediate income tax deduction and income for life at favorable market rates.
Income Producing Trusts – Family members can receive income for life from a trust, with the trust assets going to ESF
at the trust’s conclusion. Or the trust can provide income to ESF for a specified period of time, with the assets returning
to the family on a highly tax-favorable basis.
Retirement Plans – Retirement plans may constitute a significant portion of an individual’s estate and can lead to
substantial estate and income taxes payable at that individual’s death. One way to preserve those valuable assets is to
designate ESF as beneficiary of the retirement plans. Using these assets for the individual’s charitable interests can leave
other assets, that are not as heavily taxed, to the family. Any individuals interested should consult a financial planner for
ways in which they can use their retirement plan to significantly reduce federal estate and income taxes, while giving to
the Foundation.
Listed above are just a few of the ways in which you and your family may benefit with a planned gift to the Evans Scholars
Foundation. Please consult your financial planner to find out which giving vehicle best fits the giving needs of you and
your family. Please be sure the Evans Scholars Foundation is informed of your and your family’s intentions so that the
gift is properly acknowledged.
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To properly recognize those who have included the Evans
Scholars in their estate planning, the Foundation is presently
creating a Legacy Society. Names of all program supporters
who have made planned gift provisions will be
published in future Endowment giving lists
as members of the Legacy Society.
By providing recognition now for future
gifts, the Foundation will be expressing its
appreciation and thanks to the many donors
whose advance planning serves to
help ensure the future financial viability
of our organization.
If you would like to be included
in the inaugural Planned Giving
Society listing next year, please let
us know. All planned gifts will be
recognized unless made anonymously.
Thank you in advance for
your consideration in helping prepare
the Evans Scholars Foundation for
generations to come. Please contact the
Development Office at (847) 724-4600
for further information.

Robert M. Alsteen*
Robert G. & Ruth W. Bohnen
Memorial Scholarship
(Robert G. Bohnen Family)
Herbert A. Bruckner
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Dapp*
Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Drumm
Ro l a n d F. McGu i G a n En d o w M E n t Fu n d
leader board
Categories reflect cumulative lifetime endowment giving, both cash and deferred commitments.
Contributors who made an initial gift, pledge payment, or ongoing gift in 2007 are shown in bold type.
Mitchell A. Arnold*
Eddie Barr Memorial Scholarship
(Beverly Country Club Members)
William C. Bartholomay
Biltmore CC Memorial Fund
Thomas R. Binzer*
Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Blesi
Charles H. & Martha L.
Boothroyd Foundation
Butterfield/Sonny Meike Fund
In honor of Michael T. Byrne*
Christopher B. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. H. Grant Clark, Jr.
Steven J. Colnitis*
Thomas P. Danis
Sam DiGiovanni
Named Scholarship
(Olympia Fields Country Club
Members)
Thomas A. Dutch
Scholarship Fund
Eagle Ho Group
David W. Ellis Memorial Scholarship
(David W. Ellis Family)
James F. Ashenden
David B. Barnett*
Mark E. Cleve*
Thomas A. Cully*
Richard H. Driehaus*
Gordon H. Ewen
Harold E. Foreman, Jr.
Scholarship Fund
Eli Lilly and Company
Foundation
The Roland F. McGuigan Endowment Fund of the Evans Scholars Foundation
2007 Leader Board Honor Roll
Maxine S. Ellend
Bruce K. Goodman
Thomas E. McAuley*
McMasters-Koss Company*
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Ormsby*
John J. Ply*
Arthur C Prine, Jr.
—EVANS SOCIETY—
($250,000 or more)
Anthony J. Saliba*
Timothy R. Schwertfeger*
and Gail Waller
David J. Shaw*
W.F. Souder, Jr. Memorial
Scholarship
—ROYAL & ANCIENT COUNCIL—
($100,000 to $249,999)
Thomas E. Gorman
Named Scholarship
(Beverly Country Club Members)
Dr. Louis M. Haley Memorial
Scholarship Fund
(Dr. Louis M. Haley Family)
Lawrence G. Haggerty Memorial
Scholarship Fund
(Haggerty Enterprises, Inc.)
Gardner W. Heidrick, Sr.
Scholarship Fund
(Gardner W. Heidrick Jr. &
Robert L. Heidrick)
James E. Herbert
Memorial Scholarship
Trey Holland
Richard E. Johnson
Dr. Terence K. Kett*
J. Edward & Robert E. King
Scholarship Fund
(Mr. & Mrs. R.E. King)
Lester B. Knight Charitable Trust
James J. & Karen A. Kregel
Robert M. Levy
Michael W. Louis
In honor of Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Luetkemeyer
(J. Philip Luetkemeyer*)
Ralph E. Mayerstein
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd McGlincy
John A. Merriman*
John C. & Julie A. Meyer*
Michigan Evans Scholar
Alumni Association
Brian E. Mills
Hubert C. Moog Named Scholarship
(Hubert Moog Family)
James E. Moore Named Scholarship
(Beverly Country Club Members)
Thomas F. Moran*
Frank and Susan Morley
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Navratil*
Leroy D. Peterson*
Frank S. Polizzi*
—MASTERS ROUND TABLE—
($50,000 to $99,999)
Paul F. Frymark*
In memory of James L. Garard, Sr.
(James L. Garard, Jr.)
William R. Heerman*
Simon W. Heitmeyer*
Vicki & Thomas Horwich
Foundation
Jerry R. Iverson
Mr. & Mrs. Jaime J. Javors*
Stephen C. Johnston
Kemper Lakes GC/Kemper
National/Kemper Sports
Management, Inc.
Dominic Mangone
Robert L. McMasters*
Thomas M. Mints, Jr.
Roger J. Mohr*
Joseph D. O’Connor III*
Legend: * = Alumni, Bold Type = initial gift, pledge payment or additional gift in 2007
Cecil B. Stevens Memorial
Paul F. Sullivan & Marsha C. Dittmer
George Merrick Tisdale
& Genevieve Tisdale
Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Thies*
Bernard Pollack Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Michael & Teresa Reilly
Named Scholarship
(Beverly Country Club Members)
Richard P. Ryan
& Kathleen O’B. Ryan
S. Jack Sauer*
Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund
William F. Shean, Jr.*
Charles E. Simmons
Ed & Marti Slowik
Marvin D. Stahl
John C. Stahler
Edward J. Stegner
James R. Utaski*
Darrell F. Voitik*
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick F. Webster Jr.
David P. Weiner
Walter H. Wolf*
Milt Woodard
The Offield Family Foundation
E. Peter Ohlwein*
Christopher P. Pellington*
Thomas A. Reynolds, Jr.
Richard Sawicki*
Gerald J. Schubert*
Martin H. Snitzer
James D. & Ann H. Zielinski*
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Mr. & Mrs.Carlyle E. Anderson
Donald J. Barr*
Albert D. Beedie Memorial
Robert C. Brown*
Butz Foundation
Richard P. Carmody*
Philip A. Carraro*
Doug Castek*
EGC Associates
Raymond L. Fahrmeier*
John N. Fix
Andersen Worldwide
J. T. Arenberg
George M. Bard
Thomas J. Clunie*
Lester Crown
Denis J. Daly, Sr.
Gary Davey
Burtis J. Dolan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Ervasti
Thomas E. Fahey*
Henry L. Feuerzeig*
James E. Finn*
Collins T. Fitzpatrick*
The Frye Foundation
In memory of James S.
Gabelman
(Andrew Gabelman)
Steven A. Goldberg*
Michael J. Grear*
Michael J. Hainer*
Richard F. Hesemann*
Jerome E. Hickey
Joel S. Hirsch
Douglas A. Albrecht
Raymond B. Anderson
Mrs. Edmond S. Bauer
H. M. Benstead, Jr.
Edward Bernardi*
Gordon F. Brunner*
Vernon A. Brunner*
Capricorn Capital Group, Inc.
Richard & Pat Cohn
Cole Taylor Bank
Colorado Evans Scholars
John J. Darin*
Sam J. DiGiovanni
Barbara & John Easter
Anthony G. Fabaz
William A. Geoppinger
Earl Hamilton
Glennon W. Healey*
Robert W. Flynn*
Mr. & Mrs. Garrett R. Glass
John J. Gleason
Roger D. Gordon*
The Gregg Brothers*
Gordon Hall
John P. Hanna
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Harrison*
John J. Joy*
Dennis Kerber*
Leonard M. Landsbaum
—PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY—
($25,000 to $49,999)
Walter C. Hiser
George W. Hoaglin, D.D.S.*
Illinois Evans Scholars
Edward R. James
Mrs. Harold James
Dr. William R. Kehoe
Gerald A. & Karen A. Kolschowsky
Martin & Karen Koss*
Ted G. Lagreid*
Roy Lang
The Lannon Brothers*
In memory of George &
Beverly Laubacher
(Mark J. Laubacher*)
Stephen F. Libby*
Robert H. Lusk*
John & Peggy Malloy Memorial
Marquette Evans Scholars
Jeanne Davis McIntyre
Michigan Evans Scholars
Michigan State Evans Scholars
Dale W. Miller*
Andrew C. Morris*
Heritage/Pullman Bank
John R. Higgins
Michael E. Holtzleiter*
William P. Horal, D.D.S.*
Indiana Evans Scholars
John T. & Suzann S. Jacobus
Family Foundation
The Joyce Foundation
David Kallman*
Thomas P. Kearney*
John W. Knuteson*
Edward F. Korff III*
Peter & Diane Lannon*
Sheldon Lavin
Thomas C. Lawson*
Richard & Kathryn Lenter*
Joe Luigs
Mitchell J. Manassa*
Makray Family Foundation
John J. McNicholas*
Donna Milburn Memorial
Michael & Maureen Naset*
Irene A. Papp
Peer Pedersen
Joy Phipps
In honor of Harold “Red” Poling
Pullman Bank
James G. Reilly*
—SCHOLARS SOCIETY—
($10,000 to $24,999)
Timothy R. Morris*
Larry E. Mustard*
Dr. Donald A. Newgren*
Milton A. Newton*
Joe Novak*
John & Donna Novitsky*
Ohio State Evans Scholars
James M. O’Keane*
Robert F. Opeka*
Thomas J. O’Regan, Jr.*
Theodore Pasquesi*
Thomas C. Prentice*
Douglas Rasmussen
Timothy J. Reardon*
Kathryn M. Rockwell Memorial
John R. Sasaki*
In honor of John F. Schaefer
(Mrs. James D. Farley )
Robert Schedel*
John E. Scherer
Frederick J. Schwab*
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scotellaro*
Raymond A. Seng Memorial
—LEGACY FELLOW—
($5,000 to $9,999)
Steve Martell
John M. Matovina*
McAndrews, Held & Malloy Ltd.
Miami Evans Scholars
Minnesota Alumni Association
Minnesota Evans Scholars
Missouri Evans Scholars
Theodore Nordahl
Northern Illinois Evans Scholars
Northwestern Evans Scholars
Walter L. Pfeffer*
W. Earl Phillips
Dr. James E. Piereson*
John G. Puder
Purdue Evans Scholars
A. J. Pyle*
Sam K. Reed
Johnny Revolta
Legend: * = Alumni, Bold Type = initial gift, pledge payment or additional gift in 2007
Richard M. & Elizabeth M.
Ross Foundation
Larry & Jan Ryan*
Rand W. Scarbrough*
Dr. Thomas G. Slama
William J. Sullivan, Jr.*
Jerry Thomas
Phillip J. Trainor*
John F. Vitt*
Robert H. Wood
John D. Senne, Jr. Memorial
Lawrence K. Silbart*
Sidney B. Slocum
Tom Stahlschmidt
John Steimle
Steven W. Stroker*
In Memory of Donna Sullivan
(Peter Pampusch, Amy
Pampusch Olson & Ann
Pampusch-Love)
Jack F. Townsend*
John P. VerBockel*
Gannon Wegner*
Murray Wikol, U.S. Open Event*
Wisconsin Evans Scholars
In memory of R. Arthur Wood
(Arthur M. Wood)
In memory of
Ronald W. Woods
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Zlotocha*
Jerome A. Rich
Lewis A. Rockwell
Randy J. Rogers*
Francis A. Serwe Memorial
Mrs. Thomas B. Singleton
Geoff C. Solich*
John D. Standish
Susan R. & John W. Sullivan
Foundation
Edward R. & Honoria E. Teske
Dr. Thomas F. Voelker
William Walter
Robert Webster*
Douglas M. West
Raymon and Linda Whitney*
J.P. Wleklinski

Robert J. Adams*
ADP Foundation
Walter H. Albrecht
Stu Alexander
Anwar Alimumal
American National Bank
of Chicago
David L. Amory
Kathy M. Antaya*
Joe & Roseann Arndt*
A.W. Management
Charles Baer
Robert H. Baker, Jr.*
Michael & Vickie Balchunas*
Richard J. Barry*
Henry Bartholomay III
Thomas P. Bartosz*
Roland M. Baumann*
In honor of the Becker Family
Patricia Berdan
Roger and Joyce Berg
Charles M. Berlin*
James J. Berus*
Paul P. Biebel, Jr.*
Joseph J. Bileti
Joe Binzer*
Cushman B. Bissell, Jr.
Gregory W. Blaine*
G. Peter Blom
Carleton Blunt
Anthony W. Bohnert*
Joseph M. Bonini*
Scott Boschert*
Boulevard Bank Foundation
Todd D. Bramson*
James J. Brennan*
James Brocksmith, Jr.
Bernard J. "Sandy“ Browe*
James T. Bunch
Joseph L. Burke, Jr.*
Robert M. Callero*
Ron Canham*
Daniel J. Caplis*
Randall L. Carpenter*
Anthony B. Char*
Craig M. Chester*
Thomas W. Chisholm
David J. Cognata*
Colorado Golf Association
Computer Leasing, Inc.
Brian R. Conner*
Consortium Capital &
Marketing
John R. Costello*
Daniel W. Coyne*
Robert A. Creamer*
Joe Crisham*
Michael M. Cully*
Thomas G. Davis*
Tom Danis, Jr.
J. Daniel Demichelis*
Charles F. Doyle*
Robert J. Dent*
V.F. DeRose
Matthew J. Desch*
David C. Devendorf*
Fred Devendorf*
Charles F. Doyle*
Anthony D. Drabik*
Jerry Dudek*
Mark D. Ehrmann*
El Camino Resources Ltd.
Eugene C. Ernsting
Richard Excell*
The Exchange National
Bank of Chicago
Margaret A. Fahrmeier
In honor of Kelly & Casey
Feight (Craig W. Feight*)
Kenneth W. Feldmann*
Kenneth Filippini*
Philip C. Finn*
Richard A. Forsythe
Frank B. Fuhrer
Sean C. Gallagher*
Donald A. Gardner*
Greg & George Gee/
Big Run Golf Club
Mark and Maria Gentuso*
Frank J. Gerleve*
Jere B. Gillette
Norman A. Gjostein*
Larry J. Gorrell*
Richard J. Grbavac*
John A. Gregg*
Michael Gregg*
Griffith Family Foundation
Kenneth J. Guerrini*
Joseph G. Haffner*
Brian E. Haigh
Bruce H. Hanley*
David C. Hanson*
Harbor Capital Classic
J. Ira Harris
Gaylord Hatch
Raymond P. Hearn*
Kenneth A. Heinzel*
Edward L. Helminski*
Heritage Bremen Bank
Leo J. Hojczyk*
Jack Holland*
In memory of John R. Horn*
John E. Houtsma*
Mrs. Louella C. Howard
Tom & Mary Hrynik*
John W. Hust*
International Finance Corp.
Jack A. Jackson*
—LEGACY ASSOCIATES—
($1,000 to $4,999)
George Jacobsmeyer
Larry G. Jeffers*
Jenner & Block
Vic Johnson*
Earl C. Jordan
Jordan Thomas, Inc.
Joseph J. Kadleck*
Burton Kaplan
Morris Kaplan
Lawrence M. Kean*
M & J Kennelly Foundation
Brendan & Eileen Killeen*
Joseph F. Kindlon
William C. Kingore
Harvey Kinzelberg
John S. Kirby*
Robert A. Kleewein*
Kevin H. Klingbeil*
John A. Knorr
Warren Knudson*
Francis B. Kotzman*
John R. Kretzschmar
Ronald and Joan Kurucz
Robert C. Lafkas*
Hal Laman
LaSalle Computer
Corporation
LaSalle Northwest
National Bank
Clyde C. Lawnicki*
John F. Lemker, Jr.*
Michael E. Leonard*
B.P. Leone Family
C & R Levy Foundation
Barton Love
James G. Love
Walter R. Lovejoy
George W. Lutz
John P. Lynch Family
Foundation
R. E. Lynch*
Thomas J. Lyons*
Reynold C. MacDonald
Dennis W. Machuga*
In memory of Sam Madorsky
(M. David Madorsky*)
Kevin P. Mahoney*
William G. &
Linda S. Maibusch*
Thomas L. Mallman*
John F. Maloney
Michael and Mary Maloney*
Management Compensation
Group
Manufacturer‘s Bank
Eugene Mathias*
Don L. McAvoy*
Michael L. McDermott
David R. McLellan*
Timothy K. McNamara*
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mees*
Michael T. Merucci*
George & Janet Metzger
Millway Nursing Home
Thomas J. Miske*
George & Susan Mitchell*
Glen Mueller*
Thomas M. Murphy
Gino P. Naughton*
Peter S. Nicolazzo*
North Oaks Golf Club
James J. Ogorek*
James R. O’Hare*
Old Colony Group, Inc.
Ed Oldfield
Robert & Mary O’Leary*
Jim Omastiak*
Thomas S. Paluck*
Robert J. Panozzo*
Dave & Kathryn Parker*
Jon F. Paul*
David L. Pemberton*
Richard E. Peterson
Mrs. Adelor J. Petit, Jr.
David J. Phelan*
Anthony Piazza
R. Bradley Pike
Gary M. Planos*
Richard G. Pogvara
Polo Ralph Lauren
Richard A. Prinz*
Wade Rademacher
William Rakowski*
Kevin C. Randall*
Carl D. Ray*
Michael Reilly*
Jack & Ede Rice
Robert Thomas
Securities, Inc.
Mervin H. Roberts, Jr.*
Don W. Robinson
The Rodel Foundation
George W. Rourke
Dennis P. Ryan*
Richard N. Ryan*
Richard T. Ryan
William A. Schaefer*
Daniel J. Schewe*
Charles A. Schmitt*
Scholars Adventure IV
Scott Foresman & Company
The Seniors Players
Championship
William F. Shean*
Walter G. Shifrin
James A. Shupe
George S. Simonian*
Frederick S. Simonie*
Legend: * = Alumni, Bold Type = initial gift, pledge payment or additional gift in 2007
For more information on the McGuigan Endowment Fund Leader Board Honor Roll,
or to make a gift or pledge, please contact Development Director Jerry Dudek at (847) 724-4600, ext. 225.
T. Craig Simpson*
Gene Sinclair*
W. Lee Singleton*
Bruce Smith*
Darryl R. Smith*
Fred B. Snite Foundation
Daniel R. Spaeth*
John G. Spencer
William & Doris Spitzig
Ronald P. Splinter*
Jim Springer*
T. Richard Stahler*
Paul D. Staubach*
Al Stickel
Joseph A. Stojak*
Suburban Trust & Savings
Bank
Systems Leasing Corporation
Richard J. Szczepaniak*
James R. Szymczak*
Kenneth J. Theine*
Roger P. Thiemann*
Gary L. Thompson
Augie Tonne*
Richard W. Treleaven
Dominic C. Tumminello*
Leornard F. Tworek*
United Insulated Structures
Stevan Uzelac*
Joseph E. Valenti, Jr.
Leander R. Valent*
Renee Vanderhagen*
Atty. Greg E. Vollan*
James F. VonKaenel*
Roger F. Vrabel*
Robert O. Walcott
Robert J. Walter*
George H. Webb
Michael C. Welling
Wells Fargo Foundation
Charles R. Wentzel*
Thomas G. Wieclaw*
Scott & Anna Wilson*
L. J. Winzer
Thomas W. Woike, Ph.D.*
Thomas Wrightson Memorial
Xerox Corporation U.S.A.
Charles M. Yancy*
Mark L. Yeager
Larry I. Yellen*
Roland C. Zagnoli*
Jim Zaleski*
Mark M. & Ellen Reed
Zalupski*
Lee H. Zimmerman*
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Evans Tournaments, Special Events
One-day tournaments and special events serve
as major fund-raising vehicles while giving
added recognition to Par Club members and enrolling
new members. In 2007, $1,328,330 was
$25,000 or more
Evans Scholars Day
The Beverly C.C., Chicago, Illinois
Chick Evans Memorial
Seven Club Tournament
Somerset C.C.,
Mendota Heights, Minnesota
Sam DiGiovanni Evans Scholar Day
Olympia Fields Country Club,
Olympia Fields, Illinois
Eisenhower-Evans Par Club
Golf Tournament
Green Gables C.C., Denver, Colorado
Evans Cup of Washington
Seattle G.C., Seattle, Washington
Evans Cup of Oregon
Oswego Lake C.C., Oswego, Oregon
Evans Scholars Classic
West Bend C.C., West Bend, Wisconsin
Evans Scholars Day
Tuckaway C.C., Franklin, Wisconsin
Evans Scholars Golf Classic
Meadowbrook C.C., Northville, Michigan
Evans Scholars Invitational
Conway Farms G.C., Lake Forest, Illinois
Knollwood Club, Lake Forest, Illinois
Evans Scholarship Golf Classic
Maple Bluff C.C., Madison, Wisconsin
Evans Scholars Caddie Classic
Moraine C.C., Dayton, Ohio
Safeway LPGA Golf Classic
Tournament Golf, Inc., Portland, Oregon
St. Louis Directors/Caddies to College
Evans Scholars Golf Tournament
Norwood Hills C.C., St. Louis, Missouri
$10,000 to $24,999
Alumni White Sox Outing
Chicago, Illinois
Canterbury Golf Classic
Canterbury G.C., Cleveland, Ohio
East Coast Alumni Classic
Hawk Pointe G.C.,
Washington, New Jersey
Evans Memorial Fund Tournament
Midlothian C.C., Midlothian, Illinois
Evans Scholars Day
Edgewood Valley C.C., La Grange, Illinois
Evans Scholars Day
McHenry C.C., McHenry, Illinois
Evans Scholars Day
Ridge C.C., Chicago, Illinois
Evans Scholars Day
Waupaca C.C., Waupaca, Wisconsin
Evans Scholars Open
Gleneagles G.C., Lemont, Illinois
Hickory Stick Invitational
Forest Lake C.C.,
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Indiana Alumni Golf Classic
Meridian Hills C.C., Indianapolis, Indiana
Jeff Kallman Memorial Golf Tournament
Rolling Green C.C.,
Arlington Heights, Illinois
Joe O’Neill Memorial
West Bend C.C./Oshkosh C.C., Wisconsin
Marquette Alumni Invitational
Lake Barrington Shores G.C.,
Barrington, Illinois
$5,000 to $9,999
BMW N.W. Charity Skins Game
Ryan Moore Charitable Foundation
Spanaway, Washington
Evans Scholars Day
Butte des Morts C.C.,
Appleton, Wisconsin
Evans Scholars Day
Fox Valley G.C., Kaukauna, Wisconsin
Evans Scholars Day
Ridgemoor C.C., Chicago, Illinois
Evans Scholars Day
Wausau G.C., Wausau, Wisconsin
Mark Cushman Evans Scholar Classic
Stevens Point C.C.,
Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Evans Event
NorthBrook C.C., Luxemburg, Wisconsin
North Carolina Alumni
Brier Creek C.C., Raleigh, North Carolina
raised at Evans Events, special fund-raising tournaments
that benefit the Evans Scholars Foundation.
Following are the fundraising events in 2007 as
reported to the Western Golf Association.
Southern California Evans Scholars
Alumni Golf Tournament
Pacific G.&C.C., San Clemente, California
Toledo Golf Hall of Fame Outing
Toledo C.C., Toledo, Ohio
$1,000 to $4,999
Edgewood Valley Caddie Day
Edgewood Valley C.C., La Grange, Illinois
Evans Scholars Day
Biltmore C.C., Barrington, Illinois
Evans Scholar Day
Crystal Tree G.&C.C., Orland Park, Illinois
Evans Scholars Invitational
Inverness Club, Toledo, Ohio
Exmoor C.C. Jerome P. Bowes
PAR CLUB Classic
Exmoor C.C., Highland Park, Illinois
Florida Alumni
Birdies for Charity
Hartford “Fundraiser” Scramble
Hartford G.C., Hartford, Wisconsin
Northwestern Alumni
Ex-Caddie Championship
Southwest Michigan
Oshkosh Invitational Golf Tournament
Oshkosh C.C., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Evans Event
Riverdale C.C., Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Scholar House Invitational
Plum Tree National G.C., Harvard, Illinois
Toledo District Golf Assn.
Shambles Tournament
Shawnee C.C., Lima, Ohio
Other Events
Oak Park Caddie Day
Oak Park C.C., Oak Park, Illinois
Southside Evans Scholars Classic
Lincoln Oaks Golf Course, Crete, Illinois
Twin Orchard Caddie Day
Twin Orchard C.C., Long Grove, Illinois

2007 Scholarship House Pledges
The Evans Scholars Foundation gratefully acknowledges
pledges designated for the Ohio State University Scholarship
$500,000 or more
Dan & Bonnie Sandman
$120,000 - $499,999
The Desch Family
Kenneth W. Feldmann
Hamilton House Invitational
Joseph E. Stigler
Ellsworth H. & Louise
Widerman Estate
James D. & Ann H. Zielinski
$50,000 - $119,999
Gregory W. Blaine
Fred Blesi
Dan & Lisa Bruening
The Gallina Family
Raymond & Nancy Fahrmeier
John & Sue Kretzschmar
Robert C. Lafkas
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Pemberton
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Prentice
Richard M. & Elizabeth M. Ross
Foundation
John L. & Lynn W. Roy
Thomas J. & Karen
Weisenbach
Wolfe Associates, Inc.
$32,000 - $49,999
Thomas R. Binzer
Dr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Cook
Howard H. Horne
Dr. Howard Kuhn
Bill & Jill Phipps
James R. Porter
Gregory M. Pugh
John C. Stahler
$25,000 - $31,999
James E. Finn
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Finn
Mr. & Mrs. David G. Kramer
Jerry P. Kretzschmar
Lawson Brothers
Frank E. McBride Jr.
Timothy P. O’Reilly
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Smith
and Terrence C. Smith
Dr. Robert C. Wang
$5,000 - $24,999
Dr. John Anders
Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Anderson
Craig D. & Lori A. Andrew
Anonymous Marquette Alum
Mr. James P. Beecher
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Behan
Robert P. Behan
Mr. & Mrs. Keith R. Broerman
Chad & Wendy Caldwell
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Canham
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Carlson
Mr. Richard D. Cothern
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney C. Crider
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Cully
Mr. R. Eric Dardinger
Architect’s rendering of the new Ohio State Evans Scholarship House.
Kevin Donnellon
Bill Dorward
Daniel & Dr. Cynthia Dull
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Elam
Mr. & Mrs. John Elliott
Mary Jean & Jerry Esselman
Evans Scholars Invitational
Murray & Keri Fershtman
Patrick J. Flynn
Mr. Martyn E. Gilmore
John & Cheri Grant
Richard & Diane Greninger
Jeffrey F. Guttenberger
Graham Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Harrison
Lawrence J. Hayes
Joseph C. Healey
Jay & Kathy Heintschel
Mr. Francis G. Heitker
Thomas W. Herrmann
Mr. Stephen A. Hewitt
Hickory Stick Invitational
Hildreth Foundation
Dennis & Diana Hilligan
Dr. Gailen L. Hite
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Koch
Kuhlman Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. LeGros
Mr. Wendell R. Link
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh K. Malay
Gregory T. Merritt
Michael & Melissa Moeddel
Jim Moore
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Oeters
Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. O’Hearn
Mrs. Russel J. Parsons
Robert & Susan Pendleton
Richard E. Peterson
Nick Pike
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Proud
Patrick J. Remenowsky
Dr. Michael R. Schumacher
Marilyn C. Stoeckle
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Tierney
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Toft
Westwood Country Club
Jack E. Wingate
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Wirthlin
Mike Wurzelbacher
Mark Young & Family
$2,000 – $4,999
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel A.
Breitenbach
Mr. & Mrs. James M.
Breitenbach
Mr. Richard Brubaker
Mr. & Mrs. David H. Cannon
Mr. James D. Crawford
Mrs. Jean P. DiSanto
Robert Duvin
Mr. & Mrs. David P. Ellis
Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Hilbert
Dan & Beth Ireland
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kartalis
Amy L. King-Grounsell & Walter
N. Grounsell IV
Gregory Kopan
Mr. Lawrence Kopittke, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. William LeBoeuf
Mr. Gerald J. Lemieux
Ahmed T. Maaraba
Robert L. McMasters
Mr. James Morrissey
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Mustard
Mr. Patrick & Amelia Nash
Mr. Jay Park
Mrs. Richard M. Ross
Neil & Polly Rossborough
Mr. Timothy J. Sheeran
Daniel R. Spaeth
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Sprunk
Sylvania Country Club
In Memory of Jim Woodard
Mr. D. Bradley Young
Up to $1,999
Dr. Philip Alexander
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M.
Andrzejewski
Brian E. Bailey
Dudley & Kathryn Blossom
Mr. David C. Brokovich
Jeffrey L. Brown
Milan G. Busta
David H. Chmielewski
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Conlon
Mr. & Mrs. Jason L. Conover
David J. Cook
John S. Corogin
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Daiberl
House received through February 1, 2008. All pledges received
after this date will be acknowledged in future publications.
Mr. Joseph DeGrandis, Jr.
Mr. Michael T. DeGrandis
Stephen F. Demidovich
Mr. William F. Demidovich
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Denny
Mr. Dean DiBerardino
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dietz
M. Gerald J. Domis
John J. Donato
Jerry Dudek
Brian W. Duffin
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Efta
Tim & Sheila Elsbrock
Robert M. Fairchild
Mr. Jason D. Fisher
Four Bridges Country Club
Mr. Craig W. Fraser
Grange Insurance Companies
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Cummings
Michael J. Gannon
John R. Goth
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Grossman
Alexander D. Hahn
David & Alice Harrison
Beth & Geoff Hauck
Scott & Brittany Hauptman
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Herrin
Mr. Joe Hesselbrock
Joel S. Hirsch
Marion H. Horne
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Hummer
Dr. & Mrs. Philip Hughes
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hust
Daniel J. Hyland
J. Packy Hyland
Mr. John Janowiecki
Joseph Janowiecki
David M. Joy
James Gordon & Norma Kafer
Julius S. Kassar
Thomas P. Kearney
G. Ray Kelley
Peter J. King Jr.
Mr. Jerome R. Klett
Ryan J. Kluczynski
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Knuth
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kohlhepp
Mr. Donald J. Kohls
Don Kotnik
Justin G. Kullgren
Carl D. Kwiatkowski
Mr. Joe Kwiatkowski
Mr. Jason Laub
H. Howard Laundy
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Steven A Leffingwell
Wilbert A. Leopold
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Loftus
David H. Lohmueller
Mr. Steven J. Lohmueller
Eric & Sheila London
Jeffrey J. Ludwig
Mr. & Mrs. Wade F. Macke
Mr. John R. McCann
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Meade
Mr. James A. Meyer
Dr. Robert L. Miller
Nigel & Margaret Mills
Mr. Donald B. Morrison
Robert J. G. Morton
Mr. Mark D. Motz
Paul & Patricia Napierala
Richard & Deborah Nemesi
Christopher C. Neptune
Mr. Walter Nichols
Mr. & Mrs. David Northcutt
Mr. Douglas A. Nurre
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Hearn
Ohio Sr Amateur Hall of Fame
Robert K. Parsons
and Victoria J. Herget
Michael Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Pellican
Mark Raderstorf
Anthony C. Rego
Mr. Donald H. Richter
Brad & Suzanne Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Todd J. Salamone
Gary Scanlon
Robert J. Schedel
Jeffrey W. Schrenk
Cindy Schumacker
Joseph V. Schweitzer
Carolyn Seelbach
Mr. Barry Shuman
Brad A. Smith
Dr. Darryl R. Smith
David R. Smith
George R. Smith
Mr. Robert E. Smith
C. Richard Sokol
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Stacey
Mr. & Mrs. George Stavnitski
Mr. John J. Taylor
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Thorley
Mr. Joseph R. Timer
Robert J. Titmas
Mr. & Mrs. B. David Vickroy
David C. Weiner
Mr. & Mrs. Luke Whitworth
Lynne F. Williams
Thomas C. Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Wirth
Mr. Adam M. Woeste
David Zawisza
Joe & Eileen Zawisza
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Zawisza
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Zimmerly
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Special Contributions
The Evans Scholars Foundation appreciates those corporations,
foundations, individuals, clubs and associations
that provided special contributions in 2007. Often, these gifts
are in addition to generous Par Club support and participation
COrpOratiOns & FOUndatiOns
$25,000 or more
Tournament Golf, Inc.
$10,000 - $24,999
Modestus Bauer Foundation
Robert E. Fraser Foundation
Friends of Golf, Inc.
Brian Henninger Foundation
PGA of America/Chip Beck
PGA TOUR/Chip Beck
$5,000 - $9,999
Broadmoor Golf Club Foundation
Illinois Tool Works
Pacific Office Automation
The Madge Rothschild Foundation
Virginia C. Palmer Trust
Sand Hills Golf Company
Howard L. Willett Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
The Allyn Foundation
Anheuser-Busch
Political Action Committee
Chip Beck Scholarship Fund
The Burgess Family Foundation
Ida M. Faigle Charitable Foundation
Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
Dr. Lewis A. Hare & Ruth Leman Hare
Charitable Foundation
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Polk Bros. Foundation
Wind River Systems, Inc.
$200 to $999
Allstate Insurance Company
Mel Rapton Honda
GOlF & COUntry ClUbs
$10,000 - $24,999
Crooked Stick Golf Club
$1,000 - $9,999
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort
Barrington Golf Club
Cascade Hills Country Club
Country Club of Detroit
Elcona Country Club
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Green Acres Country Club
Indian Hill Club
The Kahkwa Club
Onwentsia Club/R.J. Hubby
Habjan Fund
Shoreacres
Sylvania Country Club
$200 to $999
Clovernook Country Club
Edgewood Country Club
Forest Lake Country Club
Green Bay Country Club
Oakland Hills Country Club
Pine Hills Country Club
Portland Golf Club
Stonebridge Country Club
Town & Country Club
assOCiatiOns
$1,000 - $9,999
Badgerland Cup
Catalina Evans Seniors
The Century Club
Country Club Skeet League
Illinois Seniors Golf Association
Illinois Women’s Golf Association
Senior Golf Association of Wisconsin
South District Golf League
Women’s Western Golf Association
$200 to $999
Bellevue Men’s Golf Club
Forest Lake Country Club
Ladies Golf Committee
McMinnville Senior Men’s Golf Club
St. Louis Seniors Golf Association
St. Michaels Men’s Club
Three Rivers Golf Course Men’s Club
Western Seniors’ Golf Association
Zonta Club of Cleveland
individUals
$100,000 or more
Robert T. Rolfs
$25,000 - $99,999
Kenneth F. Yontz
in other Foundation programs and development activities.
Note: This list does not include Endowment Fund gifts, which
are listed in the Roland F. McGuigan Endowment Fund Leader
Board Honor Roll on pages 29-31.
$10,000 - $24,999
Craig J. Duchossois
R. E. King
Michael F. Morrissey
$5,000 - $9,999
M/M Thomas P. Danis
M/M William D. Hewit
Lawrence J. Hayes
June & Cecil McDole
$1,000 - $4,999
Ann Badsing & Family
George Caulkins
M/M Kevin Crotty
M/M Paul E. Hammes
M/M Don R. Ireland
Thomas P. Kearney
Hersch M. Klaff
M/M Jim Liebert
M/M Sean M. Madden
Eddie Mehl
Vail K. Miller
Steve & Susan O’Hara
Agostino Orlando
John Oster III
M/M Raymond Rothschild
Jim Scoggin
Wayne J. Shircliff
Denny Shute Memorial
Mrs. Jacque D. Vallier
Gilbert P. Williamson
$200 to $999
Robert & Helen Adametz
William Auriemma
Michael F. Baccash
Corlene H. Cathcart
Max Caulkins
Warren G. Christianson
Barry V. Deach
M/M Tom Diffley
Christopher W. Disher
James E. Dutmers, Jr.
Morris Dweck
M/M Elon E. Ellis III
M/M James H. Finke, Sr.
Jim Finke, Jr.
P. Tom Foley
Nicholas S. Fragale
Nick & Sarah Giachino
Patricia A. Giering
M/M John C. Goodall, Jr.
Bruce K. Goodman
Janet L. Grom
M/M George O. Holland
Robert T. Isham
Joseph F. Jordan
James S. Joseph
Dr/M Alfred Kahn
M/M Sheldon Kaplan
Michael L. Keiser
Jack B. Key, Jr.
M/M Joseph J. Klein
Mrs. John H. Krehbiel, Jr.
M/M Alan J. Lacy
Ray Lane
Bruce & Amy Langer
M/M Terry Lanzen
Katy Levenhagen
M/M James F. Lusk, Jr.
Jerry Maatman, Jr.
M/M Peter Mason
M/M William K. McCormick
Alex Moore
Armand Norehad
M/M Joseph C. Nunes
M/M Lawrence A. Oberman
J. M. O’Brien
Jon S. Odorico
M/M Steve Orthwein
Matthew L. Pekarek
Rick Pratt
Gene Raper
M/M David R. Reed
Jude Reyes
M/M Jack Rice
Jay P. Rogers
Dan & Susan Sadlier
Karl M. Schmid
David Schneider
Howard B. Simpson
M/M David B. Sosin
Kathy Spedale
M/M William L. Spitzig
Thomas J. Stahlschmidt
Jennifer L. Sylve
Marcia Thiel
Leon A. Whitney
Albert H. Wohlers
Frank E. Zorniger, Jr.

Par Club Membership Categories
Regular A contribution of $200 or $250 Member/Spouse
Birdie A contribution of $300 or $350 Member/Spouse
Eagle A contribution of $400 or $450 Member/Spouse
Gold A contribution of $5,000 (includes Spouse if desired)
Platinum A contribution of $10,000 (includes Spouse if desired)
Life A contribution of $2,000 or $4,000 Member/Spouse. Available to donors
age 60 or over. Add $200 for each year under age 60.
Sustaining Life An annual contribution of $200 or more by a Life Member
Contributing Life An annual contribution of less than $200 by a Life Member
Memorial A contribution of $200 by one or more donors in memory of a friend
or loved one
Perpetual Memorial A contribution of $5,000 or more from one or more donors in memory of a
friend or loved one. The name is listed in perpetuity in the Par Club annual report.
Endowed Funds Contributors may also establish named funds within the Foundation’s Roland F. Mc-
Guigan Endowment Fund. Contact: McGuigan Endowment Fund, Evans Scholars
Foundation, 1 Briar Road, Golf, Illinois 60029.
Alumni Giving Levels Evans Scholars Alumni Annual Fund giving levels differ from Par Club giving levels.
Alumni levels are listed in the Evans Scholars Alumni Annual Fund Drive mailings.
WGA Par Club Gift Recognition
NEW FOR 2008
Driver Head Cover
Birdie & Higher
Clock/Divot Tool
Wide Brim Sun Hat
WGA Par Club members receive the distinctive Par
Club bag tags each year and, upon request, may receive
a Par Club hat, visor, money clip, umbrella, transporter bag,
one-year Golf World subscription or – NEW for 2008 – a Par
Club driver head cover.
Birdie Level and higher members also have the option of
selecting a WGA belt or – NEW for 2008 – a clock/divot
tool or a wide brim sun hat. Life members may select any two
gift recognition items, Gold members may select three, and
Platinum members may select four. If husband and wife are
members, each member may receive a choice.
The Par Club caps available to all members in 2008 are
navy blue, khaki or white. The men’s visor is dark green with
white lettering, and the women’s visors are white with green
lettering.
For more information about any category of Par Club membership,
contact the Western Golf Association, 1 Briar Road,
Golf, IL, 60029, or call (847) 724-4600 or visit the WGA Web
site at: www.westerngolfassociation.com. Contributions may be
made online at the Web site.
Note: Under Internal Revenue Service guidelines, the estimated value
of Par Club premiums is not substantial; therefore the full amount of your
payment is a deductible contribution.
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Banks Contribute through CRA Giving Program
In the past four years, the Western Golf Association
Endowment Committee has conducted a campaign to solicit
contributions to WGA/ESF through local and regional banks’
CRA Giving Program.
The CRA is the Community Reinvestment Act, a law
Congress enacted in 1977 to encourage banks and thrifts to
serve the credit needs of all communities in their market areas,
including low-income and moderate-income areas.
The CRA goal is to provide financially disadvantaged individuals
and communities with better access to housing and
small business loans, community development support and
other economic opportunities, including investments and
grants.
The CRA has led banks and thrifts to “reinvest” billions of
dollars into their communities, mostly in the form of loans,
investments and grants to benefit low- and moderate-income
individuals and neighborhoods.
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Colorado
Citywide Banks
FirstBank Holding Company
FirsTier Bank
Guaranty Bank & Trust Company
Wells Fargo Bank
Georgia
Branch Banking & Trust
Illinois
Bank One Corporation
Cole Taylor Bank
First Bank & Trust
Glenview State Bank
Harris Bank—Roselle, IL
Lake Forest Bank & Trust Co.
LaSalle Bank
North Shore Community Bank
The Northern Trust Company
Pullman Bank
WinTrust Financial Corporation
The ESF has been a community reinvestment vehicle for
individuals, clubs and businesses since 1930 because one of
the most effective ways to serve economically disadvantaged
communities and families is to provide their young men and
women with college educations that they could not otherwise
afford.
Banking regulators have frequently recognized scholarship
grants targeted to low- and moderate-income individuals as
“qualified CRA investments.” The Western Golf Association
has obtained an opinion from a prominent bank-consulting
firm that a grant to the ESF should constitute a qualified CRA
investment.
Since the program began in May 2003, WGA/ESF has
received pledges and payments totaling nearly $200,000
from the banks recognized in the list below. For more information
on this giving program, contact the WGA at (847)
724-4600.
CRA Program Participating Banks by State
(as of February 2008)
Indiana
Lafayette Bank & Trust
Lafayette Community Bank
Old National Bancorp
Stone City Bank
Michigan
Comerica Bank
Flagstar Bank
Independent Bank
Missouri
Jefferson Bank & Trust
Reliance Bank
Ohio
Huntington National Bank
Lorain National Bank
As of February 15, 2008, WGA/ESF has received pledges and payments totaling $197,600.

Affiliated Golf Associations
The Evans Scholars Program is sponsored by the Western Golf Association/Evans Scholars
Foundation in association with 505 member clubs, numerous golf organizations and 23 affiliated
golf associations. Candidates for Evans Scholarships are sponsored by these associations and by the
Par Club in their particular state. WGA and the Foundation recognize these affiliated associations,
golf organizations and member clubs of the Evans Program with gratitude.
Arizona Golf Association
Buffalo District Golf Association
Chicago District Golf Association
Colorado Golf Association
Colorado Women’s Golf Association
Golf Association of Michigan
Greater Cincinnati Golf Association
Indiana Golf Association
Catalina, Saguaro Evans Seniors
Promote Golf, Scholarships
In addition to the state and regional associations that
support the Evans Scholars, many other organizations
dedicated to the enjoyment of golf and giving
back to the game also make annual contributions to
the Evans Scholars.
Two of the longest-standing such organizations,
the Catalina Evans Seniors in Tucson, Arizona, and
the Saguaro Evans Seniors, in Sun City West, Arizona,
also are among the largest annual contributors. In
2007, the Catalina Evans Seniors raised $24,625 for
the Evans Scholars, bringing to $366,000 the amount
raised since the group’s founding in 1987. The Saquaro
Evans Seniors raised $21,675 in 2007 for a total of
$406,000 since 1986. Both groups, located in Arizona,
share a common mission of promoting conviviality
and friendship among senior golfers while supporting
the Evans Scholars Foundation.
WGA Par Club Charter Members
E. P. Allis+
Arthur I. Appleton+
Henry C. Bartholomay+
Jerome P. Bowes, Jr.+
Mrs. Jerome P. Bowes, Jr.+
Carleton Blunt+
Mrs. Carleton Blunt+
Theodore C. Butz+
C. P. Clare+
Harry B. Clow, Jr.+
Bing Crosby+
Walter W. Cruttenden+
Cameron Eddy+
Charles “Chick” Evans, Jr.+
Kansas City Golf Association
Kentucky Golf Association
Minnesota Golf Association
Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Association
Northern California Golf Association
Northern Ohio Golf Association
Ohio Golf Association
Oregon Golf Association
M. G. Fessenden+
Clinton E. Frank+
James L. Garard+
Charles J. Haines+
Robert A. Hudson+
John S. Hutchins+
Jock Hutchison+
South Dakota Golf Association
St. Louis District Golf Association
Syracuse District Golf Association
Toledo District Golf Association
Washington State Golf Association
Western Pennsylvania Golf Association
Wisconsin State Golf Association
The following golf associations and organizations contributed to
and supported the Evans Scholars Program in the past year:
Bellevue Men’s Golf Club
Catalina Evans Seniors
The Century Club
Country Club Skeet League
Friends of Golf
Illinois Seniors Golf Association
Illinois Women’s Golf Association
Indiana State Seniors
Golf Association
Jackson Park Golf Association
McMinnville Seniors
Men’s Golf Club
PGA of America
PGA TOUR Charities, Inc.
Jerry S. James+
Jean Butz James
Walter L. Lingle, Jr.+
George S. May+
Mrs. George S. May+
Andrew McNally III+
Roy D. Moore+
Power Distribution Service
Century Club
St. Louis Seniors Golf Association
St. Michaels Men’s Club
Saguaro Evans Seniors
Senior Golf Association
of Wisconsin
South District Golf League
Three Rivers Golf Course
Men’s Club
Tournament Golf Inc.
Western Seniors Golf Association
Women’s Western
Golf Association
he Par Club was created in 1950 by WGA President Jerome P. Bowes Jr. to help the Foundation offset the cost
Tof Evans Scholars tuitions. He enlisted 100 Charter Members. The Par Club has grown to become the major
source of revenue for the Evans Scholars Foundation. Charter Members whose memberships have been maintained
are listed here.
Walter Mullady+
W. I. Osborne, Jr.
William P. Pope+
Stuart B. Smithson+
Roy W. Walholm+
+ - Memorial
Membership
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A
Abbott Laboratories
Accident Fund
ACCO Brands Inc.
Aeroquip-Vickers
Aetna Foundation
AK Steel Corporation
Alliance Capital Mgmt. Corp.
Alliant Energy Foundation
AlliedSignal Foundation
Allstate Giving Campaign
Altria Group
American Brands Inc.
American Express Foundation
AmSouth
Bancorporation Foundation
Amsted Industries
Aileen S. Andrew Foundation
AON Foundation
Aptar Group
Charitable Foundation
Armco Foundation
Artisan Partners Limited Partnership
Ashland Inc.
AT&T Foundation
Avaya Communication
AXA Foundation
B
Babson Capital Management
Bank of America
Bank of the West
BCD Travel
C.R. Bard Foundation Inc.
Barnes Group Foundation
Bemis Co. Foundation
Borden Inc.
B P Amoco Foundation
Bridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund
Briggs & Morgan
Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison
Brookfield Properties Corporation
Leo Burnett Company Inc.
C
Callaway Golf Co. Foundation
The Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
Cardinal Health Foundation
W.P. Carey & Co. Inc.
CCH Incorporated
CDW Computer Centers Inc.
Celanese Americas Foundation
Cengage Learning
Centre
Champion International Corp.
Chicago Tribune Foundation
The Chubb Corp.
CITGO Petroleum
CITICORP
Coca-Cola Company
Coghill Capital Management
Colson Casters Corporation
Compaq Computer
Computer Associates
International Inc.
Cooper Industries Inc.
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Matching Gifts
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The Evans Scholars Foundation receives matching gifts from organizations and foundations listed below. For more
information on the matching gifts program, call (847) 724-4600 or write the Evans Scholars Foundation,
1 Briar Road, Golf, Illinois 60029.
CoreMatter Inc.
Corn Products International Inc.
Covidien
CSG Systems, Inc.
CUNA Mutual Insurance Group
Cysive Inc.
D
Dain Rauscher Foundation
Dell Direct
Delta Environmental
Consultants Inc.
Deutsche Financial Services
Diamond
The Donaldson Foundation
Dorsey & Whitney Foundation
Dow Agrosciences, LLC
E
Ecolab
Emerson Electric Company
Encana Corp.
Enron Foundation
EOG Resources Inc.
Ericsson Inc.
Essex Group Inc.
Ewing Marion
Kauffman Foundation
Exelon Corporation
Exxon Mobil Foundation
F
Fair, Isaac & Co., Inc.
Federated Department Stores
First American Bank
First Bank System
First Data Corporation
First Financial Bank
Fleet
FM Global
Follett Corporation
Forest Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Fortis Insurance Foundation
Fortune Brands
Frey Foundation
G
Arthur J. Gallagher Company
Gannett Co. Inc.
GATX Corporation
GE Foundation
General Re Corporation
Goldman, Sachs & Company
Goodrich Foundation
Gorter Family Foundation
W. W. Grainger
Greater Kansas City Foundation
Guardian Industries
H
Handleman Company
Harris Bank Foundation
The Hartford
Heller Financial
Hewitt Associates
Hewlett-Packard
The Home Depot
Hormel Foods Corp.
Houghton Mifflin Co.
Household International
Humana Inc.
Hyperion Solutions
I
IDEX Corporation
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Imperial Nurseries Inc.
ING Foundation
Interstate Brands
Invest in Others
Charitable Foundation
J
Jackson National Life Ins. Co.
Johnson Controls Foundation
Johnson & Johnson
Family of Companies
K
W. K. Kellogg
Kemper
Key Foundation
Kimberly-Clark Foundation
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
KPMG
Krause Family Foundation
L
LandAmerica Foundation
LaSalle National Bank
Lawson Software
Lehman Brothers Inc.
Lexis-Nexis
Lincoln Financial
Group Foundation
Liz Claiborne Foundation
Lorillard Tobacco Co.
Lutheran Brotherhood
M
Macy’s Foundation
Mallinckrodt Community Partners
Manulife Financial
MasterBrand Cabinets
May Stores Foundation Inc.
McDonald’s Corporation
McKesson Foundation
McMaster-Carr
Supply Company
The Mead Corp. Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
Meredith Corporation
Merrill Lynch
Microsoft Corporation
Mobil Foundation
Monsanto Fund
MONY Foundation
J.P. Morgan Company
Morgan Stanley & Company
Motorola Foundation
Mueller Company Foundation
Mutual of America
N
National Service Foundation
Nicoat
Nicor Gas
Nissan North America Inc.
The Noble Foundation
Norton Co. Foundation
Norwest Foundation
NSK Corporation
Nuveen Investments
O
OppenheimerFunds Inc.
Oracle Corporation
Orthodyne Electronics
OTA Ltd. Partnership
Owens-Illinois
P
PepsiAmericas Foundation
PepsiCo Foundation
Peregrine Capital Management
Pfizer Inc.
Pharmacia Inc.
& Upjohn Foundation
Phoenix Foundation
PiperJaffray
Pitney Bowes
Pittway Corp. Charitable
Foundation
Potash Corp.
of Saskatchewan Inc.
Prudential Foundation
Q
Quad/Graphics
Quaker Oats
Quest Diagnostics
R
Ralston Purina Co.
Ranger Insurance
RBC Centura
Reader’s Digest Foundation
Regency Centers Corp.
Residential Funding Corp.
Reuters America Inc.
Robbins & Myers Foundation
Roche Colorado Corp.
Roche Diagnostics
RREEF Funds
Ryan Foundation
S
Safeco Insurance Company
The St. Paul Companies, Inc.
Foundation
Schott Home Tech North America
Charles Schwab & Co. Inc.
Scripps Howard Foundation
Scudder Kemper Investments
Simpson Manufacturing Co.
The Skillman Foundation
A.O. Smith Foundation
Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.
SPX Foundation
Square D Foundation
Star Tribune
Statprobe Inc.
Stellent Inc.
Stilwell Financial
Strong Capital Management
Success Financial Group
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Susquehanna Partners
Synopsys Foundation
T
TEC Systems (W. R. Grace)
Teleflex Foundation
Tellabs
Tennant Co. Foundation
Tetra Tech EM Inc.
Thomson Financial
Thomson Learning
3Com Corporation
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Tiger Management Corporation
Time Warner Incorporated
Times Mirror Foundation
Tomkins Corp. Foundation
Toro Foundation
Transamerica Corporation
Trans Union
U
UBS Warburg
Union Pacific
Universal Studios
The UPS Foundation
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
U.S. Oil/Schmidt
Family Foundation
V
Verizon Foundation
Volkswagen of America, Inc.
Vulcan Materials Company
W
Wausau Paper
Wachovia Foundation
Waters Corporation
Wells Fargo Bank
West Bend Mutual Ins. Co.
West Group
WestOne Bancorp
Whiteway Sign Company
Whitman Corporation Foundation
Williams-Manny Charitable Trust
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Foundation
Winn-Dixie Stores Foundation
Wiremold Foundation
Wisconsin Energy Corp.
Wrightwood Capital
WestOne Bancorp
Whiteway Sign Company
Whitman Corporation Foundation
Williams-Manny Charitable Trust
Winn-Dixie Stores Foundation
Wiremold Foundation
Wrightwood Capital
X
Xerox Foundation

Golf Professionals Support WGA Par Club
Especially gratifying to the Foundation is the support of golf
professionals. The cooperation of professionals, especially the
club professionals, is essential to the continued growth of the Evans
Scholars Program. They are primarily responsible for the continued
PGA Professionals who are current
WGA Par Club members include:
Gabe Adducci, Green Acres CC
Marc Adduci, South Shore GC
Paul E. Augenstein, Fort Mitchell CC
Tom Babb, Inverness GC
Ralph N. Backe, Boulder Ridge CC
David Bahr, Maketewah CC
Jack Barber, Meridian Hills CC
Eric Barnes, Evanston GC
Doug Bauman, Biltmore CC
Garth E. Bayer, Old Warson CC
Scott Beaugureau, McHenry CC
Tom Befera, Kenosha CC
Paul Benson, Waverley CC
Todd Bertermann, Mohawk G&CC
Edward Bialek, Bay City CC
Matt Bodde, CC of Detroit
John M. Bodenhamer, Tacoma C&GC
Kevin Bolles, Boulder CC
Karl J. Bollnow, Jr., Riverside GC
Charles Bowie, Quail Ridge CC
Casey Brozek, Crystal Lake CC
Steve Bull, Tripoli CC
Tom Cade
Terry M. Carlson, The Estancia Club
Craig Carney, The Beverly CC
Fred B. Challen
Hank Childs, Rose City GC
Jim Childs, Terrace Park CC
Robert B. Clark, Monroe G&CC
John Cleland, Butterfield CC
Randolph J. Cochran, Briarwood CC
Clayton Cole, Cherry Hills CC
Paul Colton, Ridgemoor CC
Anthony DiPaolo, Dearborn CC
Luke Donald, Evanston GC
Doug Duchateau
John Dunham, Highland G&CC
Steve Dunning, Oak Park CC
Earl DuPont, Jr., Hartford GC
David DuSchane, Somerset CC
Don Erdman, Fox Valley GC
Mark W. Esler, Barrington Hills CC
Don Essig III, Mid City GC
Lee Federico, Miami Valley GC
Gary Fee, Sunset CC
Dow Finsterwald, Broadmoor GC
John D. Fleming, CC of Florida
William C. Folkes, Majestic Oaks GC
Robert J. Foppe, Kenwood CC
Bob Ford, Oakmont CC
Noa Galdeira, Big Island CC
Jim Gallagher, Sr., Meshingomesia CC
John Gart, Cherry Hills CC
Rudy Gimbrone
Don Gleason, Maketewah CC
David S. Graf, Inverness Club
Bill Graham, Chenequa CC
Rick Groessl, Park Ridge CC
John Grothe, Bandon Dunes GR
Chris Gumbach, River Forest CC
Wade Gurysh, Knollwood Club
Don Habjan, Makray Memorial GC
R. J. Hubby Habjan, Onwentsia Club
Bob Hamrich, Tanglewood CC
Fred Haney,
The Reserve Vineyards & GC
David Hannon, La Grange CC
Bill Hart, Tualatin CC
Daryl Hartig, Westwood CC
Robert Hauer, The Ridge Club
William P. Heald, Riverside GC
Don Hill, West Bend CC
Jim Holmes, Ravinia Green CC
Gary Huebner, Lafayette CC
Rodney B. Johnston, Portage CC
Greg Jones, Baltimore CC
Michael J. Kernicki, Old Palm GC
William H. Kidd, Interlachen CC
Michael King, Town & CC
Tim Klauck, Princeton Valley GC
Chuck Kletcke, Jr.,
Edgewood Valley CC
Robert Koschmann, Lake Shore CC
Don Kotnik, Toledo CC
Brian Kribs, The Beverly CC
Tom Kristo, Oak Ridge CC
Mark C. Labiak, Ruth Lake CC
Curt J. Larson, Oshkosh CC
Marty Lass, Edina CC
Bill Ballew, Pine Lake CC
Jerry Lee
Kevin H. Lewis, Starr Pass GC
John Lindeman, Walnut Creek CC
Russell P. Luedloff,
Persimmon Woods GC
Jim Manthis, Midland Hills CC
J. Kevin Marion, Old Elm Club
John D. Marschall, Shoreacres
Alex Mendez, Butterfield CC
Jim Michael, Biltmore CC
Vincent Milewski, Ridge CC
use of caddies and have the closest contact with potential Scholars.
Their involvement, support and desire to give something back to
the game by helping send caddies to college is recognized with
great appreciation.
Erroll Miller, Breckenridge GC
Steve Miller, Indian Lake Hills GC
Allan Mitchell, Nakoma GC
Chris Mitchell
Brian S. Morrison, Olympia Fields CC
J. D. Mowlds, Awbrey Glen GC
Jerry Mowlds, Pumpkin Ridge GC
Steve Mulcahy, Shawnee CC
Bryan J. Mulry, Fox Valley GC
Michelle Murphy, Waverley CC
Brent Murray, Oswego Lake CC
George Nackel, North Shore GC
Doug Nelson, The Minikahda Club
Eric Noble, Orchard Ridge CC
Ed Oldfield, The Glen Club
Tim O’Neal, North Shore CC
Harvey Ott, Northmoor CC
Jason Owens,
Columbia-Edgewater CC
Hal Paddor, Green Acres CC
David J. Pagett, Whitemarsh Valley CC
Bill Parisi, Green Valley GC
Carl Patron, Birmingham CC
Verne Perry, Jr., Pumpkin Ridge GC
John Pershern, Forest Lake CC
Danny Pesch, The Oaks GC
Donald Pieper, Merit Club
Gary Planos, Kapalua GC
Robert J. Powers, Skokie CC
Thomas J. Purcell, Keller GC
Jim Ralph, Four Lakes CC
Ray Rash, Miami Valley GC
Ron Rebrovich, Alexandria GC
Randy Robel, Chenequa CC
Phil Rodgers, La Jolla CC
Ronald J. Romack, Exmoor CC
Adam Rosuck, Northmoor CC
Terry D. Russell, Bryn Mawr CC
Bryan Saltus
Howie Samb
Keith Schneider, Castle Pines GC
Rob Shelton, Kapalua GC
Andy Shuman, Twin Orchard CC
John Sico, Westwood CC
Walter F. Sierakowski, III, Red Run GC
George D. (Skip) Simonds III,
Milwaukee CC
Jeff Simonds, Pacific Dunes
Jeff Sorenson, Columbia GC
Steve Spray, St. Louis CC
Bill Stines, Scioto CC
Jamie Sumner
Tim Surlas
J. A. Sutherland, CC of Buffalo
Jim Sutherland, St. Charles CC
Sandy Sutherland, Oswego Lake CC
Gary Sutton, Macomb CC
Pat Sutton
Eddie Terasa, North Hills CC
Pat Terrell, Columbia-Edgewater CC
Jim Thompson, Oneida G&CC
Dennis Tiziani, Cherokee CC
John Trenck III, Castle Pines GC
Butch J. VanBeversluys
John Varner, The Beverly CC
Dick Wagley, Indian Hill Club
John A. Wallrich, Pine Hills CC
Kevin Walsh, Oswego Lake CC
Richard J. Walters, Wayzata CC
Ken Weiler, Park Ridge CC
John Wells, Waverley CC
Ron Wells
Douglas M. White, Barton Hills CC
Tom Wilcox, Quintero G&CC
Jim Wilkinson, Langdon Farms GC
Bill Wood, Cincinnati CC
Brad Zeitner, Brookside G&CC
Larry Ziegler, Bay Hill Club
PGA TOUR, CHAMPIONS TOUR, and
LPGA TOUR players who are current
WGA Par Club members include:
Stephen Ames
Chip Beck
Fred Couples
Ben Crenshaw
Jay Delsing
Bob Friend
Jim Furyk
Trevor Immelman
Hale Irwin
Jerry Kelly
Jack Nicklaus
Andy North
Arnold Palmer
Juan ‘Chi Chi’ Rodriguez
Jeff Sluman
Sherri Steinhauer
Mark Wiebe
Mark Wilson
Tiger Woods
WGA Par Club
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WGA PAR CLUB
Memorial Members
Each year, hundreds of family members and friends remember
deceased loved ones through Par Club Memorial Membership
contributions to the Evans Scholars Foundation. In 2007, the fol-
PERPETUAL MEMORIALS
Gordon Aamoth, Jr.
Kenneth J. Adreani
Leslie P. Aggerbeck
E. P. Allis
John W. Allis
Kenneth R. Almas
Harry & Helga S. Andersen
Carl E. Anderson & Esther
Anderson
Carlyle E. Anderson
Mrs. Carlyle E. Anderson
Jay and Patty Anderson
Raymond B. Anderson
Mrs. James F. Ashenden
G. M. (Gib) Baccash
John C. Banks, Sr.
Ed and Marilyn Barr
Henry Bartholomay III
Edmond S. Bauer
G. John Beck
Arthur Bedrosian
Albert D. Beedie
Mrs. Anna M. Berner
Reynolds Blossom
Carleton Blunt
Mrs. Carleton Blunt
Robert G. Bohnen
Ruth W. Bohnen
O. R. ‘Chuck’ Bolton
William D. Boockford, Sr.
Jack Boss
Fred Bott
George G. Boudreau
Jerome P. Bowes Jr.
Al E. Bowling
Julia Bowling
Joseph S. Bowman
J. Porter Brinton, Jr.
Robert Allen Brod
Herbert A. Bruckner
Theodore C. Butz
Bradley Capanyola
Lloyd Cardwell
A. R. ‘Buss’ Carman, Jr.
Mildred A. Christianson
Winton Christianson
Robert H. Christy
John D. Clarke
Don Claypool
H. Richard Coffey
Edward C. Cohan
Dave Conley
Fredric H. Corrigan
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Mary L. Corrigan
Mark H. Cox
Janet Craig
W. W. Cruttenden
Ellwood L. Cushing
Mark A. Cushman
Mary B. Cutting
Robert L. David
Herbert H. Davis, Jr.
William H. Davis
Robert L. Dean, Jr.
S. G. DeLaHunt
Harry C. Demorest
Dr. Christopher Desch
Clyde F. DeWitt
Paul J. DiLorenzo
Marco DiPietro
Burtis J. Dolan, Jr.
Stan D. Donnelly, Jr.
John W. Dorgan
Stu Douglas
John R. Economos
Cameron Eddy
George P. Edwards
William (Bill) Eggers
David W. Ellis, Jr.
Elon E. Ellis
Charles Evans, Jr.
Sam J. Feldmar
Irvin M. Ferrel
Robert C. Ferris
Harold H. Fink
John W. Fischer
Harold E. Foreman, Jr.
Jack Forrest
Frank H. Fowler
Adrian J. French
Richard J. Fritz
William V. Fritz
James S. Gabelman
James R. Garver
George E. Garvey
Carroll S. Geddes
Dr. Roy F. Gilbert
Jack E. Gillary
Charles H. Glueck
Rachel Jean Glueck
Stephen Gniewek
Bruce K. Goodman Jr.
Roger D. Gordon
Mrs. Howard J. Goss
William M. Grimes
Walter & Agnes Grud
George Guckenberger III
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Paul W. Guenzel
A. W. Haarlow III
D. Michael Hackett
Earl L. Hamilton
Robert A. Handley
John P. Hanna
Norman R. Hanson
Earle W. Hardy
Bernard E. Harkins
Glenn Carr Harris
Mary G. Harris
Robert P. Hastey, Jr.
William Randall (Randy)
Hatlem
Jean Hayes
John M. Hayes
Gardner W. Heidrick
John L. Heymann
Felicita W. Higgins
Robert K. Hogarty
David O. Holmes
Dr. John R. Horn
Alexander Howard
E. A. Howard
Josephine Paluga Hrasko
Paul Hrasko
Dolores A. Huff
Stephanie Lynn Hummer
Glenn L. Humphrey
Scott Hunter
Joseph A. Hybl
Gene S. Iglewski
James G. Jackson
William Jacobson
Joe Jemsek
James P. Jennings
A. D. Johnson
Bernie Johnson
Robert D. ‘Bud’ Johnson
Wallace L. Jones
Ernest A. Jonson, Sr.
John J. Joy
Jeffrey A. Kallman
C. T. Kasmersky, M.D.
Bert Katzenmeyer
Mrs. Victor P. Kayser
Richard M. Keck
Mrs. Richard M. Keck
John C. Kennan
Thomas A. Kennedy
Frank E. Kenney, Jr.
Frank E. Kenney, Sr.
Jack Kenney
Brian P. Kenny
lowing friends of the Evans Scholars were remembered through
Par Club Memorial Memberships ($200 annually) or through
Perpetual Par Club Memorial Memberships ($5,000).
Edward L. Ketchum III
Harold W. Kinander Jr.
J. Edward King
Clinton L. Kinney
Bernard Kirkpatrick
Richard A. Klevickis
Charles Kocsis
Richard F. Kohnen
Edward J. Konicki
James J. Kraus
Gordon E. Kummer
Thomas H. Lake
Douglas A. Larsen
Edward L. Larson
Florence S. Lasher
Floyd E. Lasher
Philip Lazzara
Leo Lederer
John E. Lehman
David E. Leichtfuss
Tony Lema
Walter A. Leuenberger
Edward G. Lindenmeyer
Rick Lobert
William Lofgren
H. C. Lutkin
Mrs. Mildred J. Lyman
Paul R. MacDonald
Dr. Thomas F. Maher, Jr.
Robert E. Maxwell
J. W. “Pat” McCloy
Robert J. McCombe
Ralph J. McGinnis
William C. McIntosh
Mrs. Donna Milburn
John E. Miller
Michael E. Miller
Thomas M. Mints, Jr.
Thomas Lee Mitchell
Hubert C. Moog
Gary L. Moore
Robert B. Morley
Mrs. Michael F. Morrissey
Jerome C. Most
Wally Mund
Thomas J. Newbold
Milton A. Newton
Frederick A. Nichols
Elker R. Nielsen
Joseph E. Nolan
Henry Norton
James L. O’Keefe
Robert F. Opeka
Alfred A. Overbagh
Bill Owen
Martin Paluga Sr.
Anthony J. Pantelis
Dr. Robert A. Papp
Darrel E. Peterson
Adelor J. Petit, Jr.
Mrs. Helen W. Petit
Garry C. Petoskey
Charles S. Phillips
W. Earl Phillips
Robert W. Pieper
H. C. Piper, Jr.
Virginia L. Piper
John T. Pirie, Jr.
Raymond G. Pitt
Edward T. Prosser
Harry E. Radix
Charles Reimer
Alison Reindl
Robert James Reith, Sr.
Johnny Revolta
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Alumni
2008 ROSTER
Evans Scholars Annual Fund
Alumni and Scholar contributions are a major source of funds for
the Evans Scholars Foundation. Alumni and Scholars contribute
to The Annual Fund, the McGuigan Endowment Fund, Scholarship
House Campaigns, Special Contributions, Matching Gifts and
Evans Events. In 2007, Alumni and Scholar giving from all sources
totaled $4.3 million, with The Annual Fund raising $1.64 million.
Lifetime Alumni contributions total $39.6 million. Founded in 1957,
Colorado
Platinum
Robert Foss
Gold
Geoffrey Solich
Robert Webster
Double Eagle
George Solich
Hole in One and Life
Thomas Cafferty
Daniel Caplis
Michael Costello
Dino Frangos
Jack Haake
Gregory Jenkins
Kurt Marrs
Timothy Morris
Frank Nessinger
Paul Neumann
Garry Patrick
Alexander Sexson
Randall Thompson
Charles Trafton
Eagle
Wyck Brown
Arthur Ensley
John Krueger
Ryan Pellet
Michael Schultz
Birdie
James Carpenter
Mark Connell
Joshua Dickman
Jeffrey Foerster
David Gertz
Scott Kostylo
David Levy
Jeffrey Meyer
Jared Moore
Andrew Morris
Maria Neunsinger Kostylo
Brian O’Shea
William Pierson
Joel Rahn
Edward Schiel
John Schiel
Joseph Schiel
William Werner
Par
Timothy Altpeter
Steven Annis
Gary Baines
David Banko
Timothy Barr
Brian Bassett
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Michael Bazata
Garth Berkeland
Randy Berry
Dean Billington
David Braun
Terry Byrnes
Gregory Chavez
Mark Choury
Edgardo Cintron
Austin Close
Thomas Collins
Daniel Costello
Mark Crabtree
Michael Dee
Michael Dropinski
Scott Fintel
Michael Foster
Anthony Fuller
Kevin Glowacki
Patrick Goudy
Carey Harrold
Michael Harrold
Andrew Harwood
Douglas Jacobson
Dana Jennings
Frank Kasper
Michael Kern
William Klein
Brent LaBier
Derrick Laughlin
Kevin Laura
Kenneth Leitmayr
Kevin Lewis
Brenton Libby
Harden Lucas
Jeffrey Lucas
Edward MacHendrie
John Marzano
Edward Mate
Martin McCloskey
Raymond Meng
Duane Metcalf
Erroll Miller
Mark Monroe
Jennifer Morley Antonietti
Bonnie Most Wise
Franklin Ochs
Gregory Perkin
Jeffery Peterson
Michael Piento
Donald Placek
Douglas Poling
Bryan Potthoff
Eric Potthoff
Jay Reseigh
Paul Roman
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John Roth
Brian Saunders
Timothy Soderquist
Eric Stevenson
Charles Sturgis
George Ulrich
Michael Volling
Michael Walton
Brad Wilson
Mark Wise
Scholar
Ashley Adam
Stefan Berkower
Jason Boroos
Thomas Braham
Daniel Bressan
Curtis Castleman
Brandon Cleghorn
David Cleghorn
Nathan Cook
Katherine County
Amanda Covington
Larry Forshey
Christopher Gerd
Connor Gertje
Edward Gibbs
Glenn Groat
Jerry Harpstrite
Alexander Hemingway
Allen Hoos
Susanna Hovestal
Jacob Kimball
Axel King
James Kirer
Emily Kolquist
Charles Lazzeri
Leigh Levato
Joshua Love
Brandon Mark
Leonard Marshall
Jenna Maynes
Patrick Owen
Robert Popish
Terrence Price
Breana Prince
Joshua Prok
Jason Putnik
David Rice
Jeffrey Rickard
Alex Ryan
Christian Sharkey
Mitchell Sigg
Mark Spenner
Kara Stephens
Trisha Stewart
Dean Street
the Alumni Association continues to play an active role in the Evans
Scholars Program. Its primary purpose - to support and enhance the
program - is achieved in part through financial backing, volunteer
career counseling for Scholars and assistance in WGA activities and
tournaments.
Following is a list of contributors by university to The Annual Fund
from January 1, 2007 through February 1, 2008.
Krzysztof Stybaniewicz
Jared Sullivan
Travis Thompson
John Wessling
Jeffrey Wigle
Mark Wilson
Ronald Zarat
Memorial
Paul DiLorenzo Perpetual
Illinois
Platinum
James Roach
Gold
Joseph Halwax
Joseph Mikrut
Double Eagle
Peter Brown
Gary Dowling
Timothy Kavanaugh
David Lobocki
Michael Naset
James O’Brien
Michael Reilly
Lawrence Ryan
Michael Sawyer
Brian Smith
James Tunney
Hole in One and Life
Daniel Baranowski
Richard Berner
Robert Brown
Michael Byrne
William Chmela
Joseph Clancy
Mark Daniels
Edward Dolinar
Daniel Doody
Kenneth Drozt
Gerald Dudek
Timothy Dwyer
Thomas Fahey
Michael Fitzgerald
Mark Gentuso
Ronald Golden
Darren Guccione
John Heinz
Gerald Hurley
Kenneth Jurek
David Kallman
Thomas Kaufmann
Alan Kaur
Thomas Kearney
Stephen Keogh
Patrick Kielty
John Kirby
Aaron Lacheta
Mark Lannon
Dennis Magdziak
Mitchell Manassa
Paul Mazzetta
Thomas McAuley
Robert McCormick
Michael McNamara
Dennis Mickey
Ross Mishkin
Robert Navratil
Steven Nelson
Christopher Neylon
Thomas Niersbach
Martin O’Connell
Neil O’Keeffe
Daniel O’Rourke
Timothy O’Toole
Robert Parish
Jon Paul
Leroy Peterson
Gary Planos
Frank Polizzi
James Regan
Dennis Ryan
Paul Sinkhorn
Richard Stahler
Kent Steffen
Steven Stroker
Augie Tonne
Scott Wilson
Eagle
Eugene Barry
Joseph Canzona
Michael Clancy
Don Dominic
Ronald Dudzik
Mark Dygdon
Richard Eskra
Michael Firth
David Hanson
Michael Hayes
Patrick Hennelly
Gregg Jackson
Jeffrey Johnson
Charles Kantor
Michael Kielty
William Liss
Christopher Luther
Michael Magluilo
William Maibusch
John Masciola
Michael O’Connor
James Ogorek
Daniel Pawlowski
Edward Sarsha
Richard Schweinberg
Robert Starzyk
Michael Ward
Raymon Whitney
Birdie
David Albrecht
Jeffrey Albrecht
Daniel Artz
Kenneth Balinski
Robert Bauer
Michael Bava
Charles Berlin
Robert Bernsee
Robert Bittner
John Blassick
David Boatright
Thomas Brand
John Brandt
Paul Brizzolara
Dennis Burke
Joseph Camasta
Richard Carmody
Thomas Casaletto
Gary Chlapaty
Frank Cipriano
Michael Connerty
Michael Conrad
Michael Cully
Daniel Curley
Michael Cushing
Philip Dahl
Richard Dannells
Jason DeJonker
William Dever
Neil Doherty
James English
Richard Excell
Phillip Field
William Fitzgerald
Patrick Forbes
Frank Gerleve
John Goldrick
James Hall
Christopher Hanacek
William Heitschmidt
Janet Hofbauer Doherty
Robert Hosler
Margaret Kielty
Colleen King Lee
Andrew Kuhter
Daniel Labriola
Douglas Laskowski
Martin Laskowski
James Lee
John Liss
Raymond Lobocki
Annual Fund listing includes contributions through February 1, 2008

Eric Long
David Mates
George McConaghy
Robert McDonnell
James McGrail
Michael McMahon
William Millar
Joseph Miller
Patrick Moore
Robert Moy
Paul Mozis
George Muellner
Brian Murphy
Scott Narrol
Thomas Nicholson
Thomas O’Connell
Timothy O’Hare
Louis Ori
James Pagliero
Robert Panozzo
Timothy Patno
William Peterson
James Prendergast
Kendall Raczek
Michael Reichling
James Rice
Scott Rose
Jacob Runge
Thomas Ryan
John Sada
Paul Seiwert
Terry Skworch
Gregory Sledd
Peter Smykowski
Joseph Stojak
Michael Strezo
James Sundling
Michael Tomasic
Timothy Tracy
Robert Vasilopulos
Par
Shayne Adamski
Patrick Ahern
Richard Ahnger
Gene Andrasco
David Andrichik
James Anfield
Michael Bagley
Glenn Balog
Stanley Balog
Christine Banaszak
David Baranowski
Paul Baranowski
Michael Bartolotta
Thomas Batina
Fabio Baum
Stephen Benzinger
Eileen Boland Hoey
Martin Boland
Michael Boland
Emerson Bouchard
Richard Bourke
Leroy Bowers
Matthew Brady
Mark Brice
Jacob Bruce
David Bruhn
Raymond Burzic
Frank Byers
John Byrne
Thomas Byrne
Philip Byron
Lance Callaghan
Sergio Calvo
Brian Carey
James Casaletto
William Cesario
John Chious
Michael Chomiak
Augustine Chung
Christopher Cizek
John Clark
Gerard Close
Brian Connolly
Timothy Conrad
Louis Contento
Alan Cook
John Costello
Brian Creed
Patrick Cronin
James Cull
Ryan Cushing
Matthew Czyl
Gregory Dasher
Thomas Dauksas
Tad Devlin
Mark Dilger
Brian Doherty
Edward Doherty
William Doyle
Mark Dudek
Timothy Duffin
Robert Eckardt
Alan Eisenstein
Brian Engler
Adam Eyring
Thomas Farmer
William Ferguson
Timothy Feuerborn
Michael Flahaven
Gerald Flemming
Frederick Flener
Stephen Foerster
Abraham Fogel
Leroy Foley
Kenneth Gallagher
David Gavin
Gerald Gavin
Joseph Gembala
Margaret Gembala Nelson
Kevin Geraghty
Glen Giannetti
Gerald Goettsche
Thomas Goettsche
Donald Granback
Kevin Grens
Thomas Grogan
Richard Haake
Thomas Haffner
Kathy Halm
Martin Halm
Martin Hannon
Brian Hansen
Justin Hanzel
William Hayes
James Heckman
Paul Heikkila
Kenneth Heinzel
Michelle Heneghan
James Henkel
Brian Henning
John Henry
Richard Hesemann
Michael Hickey
David Hinkes
Daniel Hoban
Leo Hoffman
Lloyd Holzman
John Horbas
John Houghtlin
Richard Hynes
Victor Incinelli
Ryan Indovina
Craig Isacson
Todd Jackson
Jay Javors
Paul Jenen
David Johnson
Ian Johnson
Elizabeth Johnston Lawlor
James Johnston
Patricia Johnston McCann
Martin Joyce
Joseph Kalus
Kevin Kavanaugh
Conor Kennedy
Mark Kilcommons
Ciaran Kirwan
Patrick Kissane
Ryan Kissinger
Ernest Koneck
Kenneth Konetzki
Bradford Kroll
Thomas Kubala
Scott Kulat
Stephan Kyselica
Frank Lakins
Bruce Lane
Patrick Lawlor
Sean Lawlor
John Laws
James Leach
Edmund Liss
Timothy Long
Todd Looby
Timothy Lupien
Michael Lyngaas
John Magill
Robert Manning
Martin Marek
Guy Marella
Andrew Marzal
Sam Marzo
Scott McCormick
Tom McCue
Patrick McGowan
Bruce McLelland
Edmund McMahon
Thomas McNamara
William McNamara
Anthony Melone
Steven Merkin
Richard Merson
Marc Metz
Mark Mickey
Stephen Mocogni
Christine Moran McCarthy
Francis Mostek
John Mozis
Ann Mui
Kevin Mullen
Michael Murphy
Frank Narcisi
Phillip Narcissi
Peter Nelson
Timothy Nelson
Eric Nield
Joseph Niemiec
Joseph Nowak
Daniel O’Brien
Lawrence O’Connell
Liam O’Connor
Theresa O’Donnell Heflin
Brian Ofenloch
Jeremiah Olsen
James O’Toole
Kenneth Palmer
Annual Fund listing includes contributions through February 1, 2008
William Parisi
Anthony Pastore
Jennifer Patno
Gene Payne
Jeanine Peccatiello
Blake Perkins
Adam Persiani
Daniel Pesch
George Peternel
Michelle Pfeiffer
Thomas Pietrasek
Robert Podlasek
Emmett Purcell
Anthony Quirini
Gene Quirini
James Ricker
Omar Rihani
Michael Roach
John Rochon
Fernando Rodriguez
Kerry Rosean Hart
Steven Rotunno
Christopher Rubak
Jeffrey Rubak
William Ryan
Scott Sanford
Steve Saratore
Andrew Saxsma
Daniel Schick
Thomas Schmidt
Adam Schneiderman
Tod Schneiderman
Richard Schonhoff
John Schraidt
Joseph Sclafani
Brian Scully
Michael Seleski
Vincent Sharpe
Bernard Siwik
Michael Skau
Charles Smiley
Gerald Smith
Mark Smith
Robert Smolen
John Smykowski
William Stahler
Matthew Starr
Paul Stepanczuk
Frank Sternard
Alan Stojak
Walter Stojak
Brian Stumpf
Kurt Tarhan
Charles Tokarski
Christopher Tortorello
Paul Tromp
Robert Turngren
Michael Turvey
Dennis Twomey
John Valkenburg
Scott Vancura
Gregory Vitel
Mark Walsh
William Warnes
Robert Wengerski
Sean Wiedel
James Wilson
Thomas Winstead
Michael Wolford
Robert Wozniak
Ernest Wright
Bernard Wysocki
Donald Young
Stephanie Ziemba Espinoza
Edward Zychowski
Scholar
John Albers
Dru Alejandro
Matthew Banks
Kara Beach
Maxwell Bernard
Daniel Berz
James Bianchin
Donald Blum
Maria Bobek
Amy Boerema
Joseph Bottalla
Aidan Butler
Victor Cerda
Brian Chamberlain
Christopher Clark
Michael Clarke
David Cognata
Andrea Collier
Alexander Connelly
John Conroy
Terrence Coradini
Christopher Cornillie
Tyler Cruse
John Danek
John DeReu
Wesley Didriksen
Joan DiSilvestro
Peter Dominguez
Dennis Doose
Edward Dosz
Timothy Drahnak
Robert Draniczarek
Steven Draniczarek
Thomas Driscoll
Joseph Drozd
Christopher Dudek
Tomasz Dzien
Lisa Ephraim
Gregg Ernst
Paul Evans
Joshua Fisher
John Fox
Martin Frank
Ernest Frankovich
Thomas Galassini
Kyle Giglio
Adam Granback
Kathryn Grens Bacholzky
Aileen Griffin Dukelow
Owen Griffin
Ary Guerrero
Peter Gustafson
David Halm
Joseph Harmon
Edward Haugh
David Hauswirth
Spencer Hayne
Corinne Heller
Duane Hendricks
David Herman
Eddy Herrera
Robert Hoban
John Hodnik
Kenneth Hoffmann
Joseph Janiczek
Anton Janik
Michael Jedlicka
Chris Jenkins
Nimbe Juarez
Bethany Juby
Jeffry Jurs
Benjamin Kalal
Thomas Karalis
Michael Kelly
Charles Kim
Jack Kleiner
Timothy Kohut
Jesse Krantzler
Melvin Krejci
Jessica Kuhnle
Michelle Lawrijan Hill
Joseph Lecinski
Calvin Lee
Janet Lee
Lisa Macchione
Mark Marek
Justin Marku
Hector Marquez
Arthur Mattson
Brent Mavity
Jerome McCall
Daniel McEldowney
Maggie McEldowney
Patricia McKenna
Michael McNichols
Mary Kate McVey
Joseph Meador
Ronald Mentzer
Christina Michelon
David Mihevc
Brian Mivelli
Jason Morgan
Conrad Moseley
Frederick Moulton
Michael Moy
Bryan Murray
Giancarlo Narcisi
Thomas Nemeth
Donald Newgren
Edmund Norris
Jeffrey Oehlerking
Ryan O’Hare
Leah Okner
Sean O’Leary
Ryan O’Neill
Daniel O’Reilly
Anthony Ornatek
John Osborne
Patrick O’Toole
Carlos Pacheco
Brian Pankow
Richard Pavek
Michael Pavlik
William Pawlak
James Payne
Anthony Peccatiello
Alan Pepper
Eric Persiani
Erich Picchietti
Amanda Piper
Gene Pizzato
David Podrebarac
Jacqueline Podrebarac
Jacob Porter
Timothy Presecky
Mark Pruitt
Loren Pullum
Shane Rafferty
Benjamin Rebecca
David Reyes
Patrick Reynolds
Patrick Riley
Ronald Roberts
Miguel Rodriguez
Gaylord Rogeness
Kenneth Sarsha
Thomas Scrementi
James Seiler
Richard Seremak
WGA Par Club
Alumni
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Alumni
2008 ROSTER
Donald Seubert
Richard Siebert
Brendan Skelton
Craig Smith
Samuel Smith
Scott Sorrentino
Ryan Stack
Jeffrey Starr
Jason Stoklosa
Philip Stolarski
Matthew Stumpf
Allyson Syperek
Patrick Tantillo
Jennifer Tantivithiwate
James Tatnall
Thomas Tatnall
Marcus Thomas
David Throop
Wayne Timm
Cara Triezenberg
Carolyn Tysse
Kate Tysse
Thomas Valentino
Peter Van Eck
William Van Eck
Michael Ward
Samantha Werner
Walter Wierwille
George Witchek
Gerald Wolin
Bradley Wong
John Zimmer
Memorial
Anthony Cazolas
Ronald Cranford
Kevin Hayes
Jeffrey Kallman Perpetual
John McEnroe
Terry Sesterhenn Perpetual
Indiana
Gold
Steven Colnitis
John O’Connor
Jason Stroiman
Kurt Werth
Double Eagle
Paul Binder
Patrick Gaughan
Robert Hermes
Mark Hodge
Mike Karras
Patrick Mitchell
Thomas Pizzato
John Ply
William Sullivan
Hole in One and Life
Richard Batliner
Martin Brown
William Conroy
David DeRam
Carl Dyszkiewicz
Steven Earley
Timothy Ellsworth
John Elmer
Sean Gaughan
Ronald Gentuso
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Larry Gorrell
Mark Krol
Kenneth Marnocha
Mark Matovina
Brendan McCormick
Joseph Moran
Gregory Mroz
John Nedelka
Gary Noonan
Thomas O’Malley
Donald Pieper
David Pilat
Brian Reagan
Anthony Saliba
Jeremy Stroiman
James Tully
Eagle
Matthew Blaylock
Kevin Brunory
Samuel Cigelnik
Raymond Daub
Monte Franke
Michael Kiesle
Brendan Killeen
Steven Schankerman
Ronald Stevens
Birdie
Thomas Arndt
Keith Bartz
Kevin Bourke
James Burke
Marcie Burke Krop
Michael Callahan
Michael Carey
Stephen Cass
Hugh Colburn
Christopher Conrad
Graham Craig
Michael DeFrancesco
Michael Dodson
Lou Ellsworth Yow
James Feeney
Timothy Feeney
Joseph Fitzgerald
Thomas Fitzgerald
Kevin Fitzsimons
Paul Gerard
Steven Goss
Judd Hansen
David Hrabrich
Joseph Kenny
Eamonn Killeen
Andrew Krop
James Krupa
Mark Masciola
Jerome Mastalarz
John Matovina
Gary Matula
Stephen McGovern
Timothy McNicholas
Tracy Mills
Victor Minatel
Thomas Oury
Reuel Owen
Drew Prusiecki
Timothy Reagan
Douglas Sanders
Frank Sekula
Theodore Skirvin
Thomas Solon
Nathaniel Tertell
Gregory Watts
Vincent Welch
Chong Yoo
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Matthew Abriani
Kevin Adamson
Scott Ahmad
Todd Alfred
Edmond Arauco
Joshua Augsburger
John Babione
Thaddeus Bartosz
Michael Bell
Bruce Benifiel
James Benson
Adam Berry
Korey Bollnow
Gary Boone
Michael Boyle
Norman Brennan
Edward Brizzolara
John Brumleve
Edward Caron
Michael Chapman
David Clark
Anthony Coco
Timothy Coleman
Jeffery Collier
Donald Colo
Patrick Conley
Robert Corona
Anthony Czechorski
John Drabecki
Miles Dunscombe
Luke Dussman
John Dykstra
Robert Dykstra
Paul Dyszkiewicz
Martin Faitak
Eric Finke
Edward Fishbein
Brian Fuller
Phillip Funk
Matthew Furnish
Patrick Gallagher
Michael Garrett
Michael Giterman
Jeffrey Goffo
Jeffrey Goodman
Brad Gorrell
John Goss
Gerard Greene
Douglas Greer
Mark Gromski
Kip Grosenick
Donald Habjan
Mel Harder
Robert Harig
Bradley Hasecuster
Richard Hattendorf
Patrick Hawkins
John Hefner
Shannon Hoffman
Michael Hulse
Michael Kaiser
Edward Kantor
Lawrence Kenny
BoRam Kim
Kevin Kissane
David Kowalczyk
Gary Kucera
Timothy Kuzmicz
Thomas Labadie
Stephen Laude
Scot Madson
Robert Marnocha
Timothy Matovina
Brian McCarthy
Martin McGrory
Lyle McIntosh
Bryan McMahon
Phillip McMahon
Thomas McMahon
John McNicholas
Matthew Mellen
Scott Miller
Timothy Mitchell
Stephen Moore
Kenneth Moran
Michael Morley
Steven Morris
Ryan Neary
Thomas O’Brien
Thomas O’Malley
Mark Oswalt
Gabriel Ottolini
Lance Padgett
James Pappas
Louis Pasquesi
Vincent Pellegrino
Robert Pilat
Mark Riley
Randy Rogers
William Rohan
Matthew Roos
Thomas Roszkowski
David Roush
Donald Russell
Richard Russell
Scott Sablich
Emily Saul Van Fossen
James Saul
Louis Saul
Vincent Saul
Richard Sekula
Brian Shell
Jeffrey Siegel
Shawna Skelding Roubitchek
William Slaman
Stephen Smith
John Spartz
Thomas Spartz
Andrew Sperling
James Springer
Mark St. Leger
Charles Starcevich
Richard Steffens
Todd Stone
Brian Sullivan
Kevin Thompson
Jason Trailov
John Tully
Thomas Vislisel
Peter Welch
Michael Whitesell
Gary Williams
Jill Witter McLean
Brad Woodcox
Glenn Zayner
Gregory Zubek
Scholar
Michael Aguirre
Lucio Bartolai
Evan Bernardin
Elyse Biller
Thomas Blessing
Michael Boger
Jason Burke
Jesse Burroughs
Matthew Byers
Patrick Carbon
Jordan Collins
Troy Cummins
Thomas Derloshon
Brian Erickson
Kurt Finke
Brett Floyd
David Gatlin
Jake Geary
Caitlyn Giermak
Brett Gildea
Michael Graham
Timothy Graham
Gavin Grosh
Steve Han
Mark Hansen
Robert Henehan
Thomas Horn
Michael Houlihan
Ryan Houlihan
Pary Huckleberry
Thomas Hughes
Nicholas Hursh
Michael Jaklic
Daniel Jarva
Ryan Lahrman
Michael LaMontagne
Phillip LeMaster
David Mielcarek
Jamie Minick
Ryan Nagle
Joshua Nurkowski
Derek Oberholtzer
Robert Olah
Tyler Olson
Patrick O’Rourke
Michael Owens
Charles Potucek
Jason Quillin
Michael Roche
Thomas Rock
Jason Rudd
Martin Ryan
Karl Schaefer
Adam Schmidt
Paul Schuhmacher
James Schwichtenberg
Jason Scurte
Kevin Seaman
Patrick Selby
Bridget Starr
Jennifer Strefling
Nicholas Svarczkopf
Theresa Svarczkopf
Samantha Vincent-Feipel
Joshua Weidner
Christopher Williams
Daniel Williams
John Wojcik
Michael Yoder
Kansas
Double Eagle
Donald Weishar
Hole in One and Life
Mark Humphrey
Thomas Nolan
Timothy O’Connell
John Saliba
Gerald Stephanz
Perry Warhurst
Eagle
Peter Bratsos
David Passaglia
Birdie
Michael Bauer
Stephen Chiotti
Mark Coghlin
Michael McGlinn
Edward Melendez
Joseph Vyhanek
Par
Robert Brunker
Stephen Carey
David Colgan
Jerome Farr
George Gribbins
Kevin Hogan
Roy Kern
Robb King
James Lusk
Kevin Lydon
Arthur McCann
Kevin Most
Jeffrey Nelson
Thomas Pajkos
Timothy Pruyn
Joseph Saliba
Kelly Shepard
Blaise Warhurst
Paul Yurchak
Scholar
Arthur Cameron
Thomas Domville
David Evans
Timothy Kuhn
Benedict Pacocha
Leonard Peters
Thomas Sherard
Marquette
Platinum
Robert Flynn
Gold
John Scotellaro
Double Eagle
Dennis Bartimoccia
Joseph Haffner
David McLellan
John McMurray
Terence Nugent
Richard Ryan
Robert Sheridan
Charles Shillington
Hole in One and Life
Michael Arundel
Marc Brauer
Bernard Browe
Robert Cleary
Daniel Coyne
Joseph Crisham
John Facchini
Robert Fitzsimmons
Thomas Fitzsimons
Thomas Giblin
Gary Gillen
Bruce Hinrichs
Leo Hojczyk
James Hoving
Donald Hugo
Joseph Kadleck
Lawrence Kean
Phillip Kohler
Kevin Mahoney
Michael Maloney
Cathleen McGovern
Roger Mohr
Michael Moran
Thomas Moran
Daniel Moriarty
Juan Mostek
Glennon Mueller
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John Patterson
Thomas Piskorski
Robert Rubin
John Sasaki
Mark Sheffer
Thomas Smith
Michael Taken
Phillip Trainor
John Vitt
Eagle
Joseph Arndt
John Callaghan
John Crisham
Joseph Dwyer
Richard Giangiorgi
Steven Gorski
Christopher Hayes
John Houtsma
Michael Howlett
James Huyer
Frank O’Brien
Robert Thies
James Welbourn
Birdie
Robert Adams
Joseph Ahern
Donald Balchunas
Denis Berry
Paul Biebel
George Burgett
Kevin Burke
Cathleen Byrne Henry
James Chomiak
Brian Collins
Richard Cook
Lawrence Corr
Martin Dore
Thomas Dwyer
Douglas Faron
Collins Fitzpatrick
Michael Fremgen
David Furjanic
Sean Gallagher
Todd Gambit
Dennis Giangiorgi
Kevin Gildea
Kathleen Guinane
Matthew Henry
Julie Jereb Romano
Kenneth Kraft
Edward Krol
Joseph Krol
John Lifka
Alexander Lufrano
Sheila McEldowney Lufrano
Timothy McGann
Steven Mieland
George Miks
Christopher Mitchell
Thomas Morrissey
Michael Mullen
Sean O’Reilly
Alfred Ori
Michael O’Rourke
Thomas O’Toole
David Pajkos
Brian Paluch
Colleen Petzold Boyce
John Potocki
Gregory Rawls
Kurt Regner
Daniel Rohan
Michael Roth
Thomas Roth
John Ryan
Patrick Schmidt
Lawrence Seper
Kenneth Sidell
Eugene Sinclair
William Steininger
Matthew Vahl
William Verbrugge
Larry Walters
James Williams
Par
Julian Abraham
Heidi Ach Cotter
Edward Allard
Timothy Anderson
George Avery
David Banik
Victor Barda
Anne Barrett Doorhy
Raymond Batkiewicz
Richard Bavolek
Gaelen Bell
Timothy Berry
Francis Bilecki
Jeffrey Block
Peter Bracco
Kevin Brady
Gerald Brennan
Thomas Brennan
Philip Butzen
Carrie Byrne Fitzgerald
Christine Byrne Schindler
Carey Carlson
Michael Carroll
Peter Chesek
Jennifer Chmela Babbington
Nicole Chmela
Randy Cochran
Peter Collins
Richard Collins
William Cooley
Peter Coolsen
James Cunat
Sylvester Cutler
Daniel Daitchman
Terrence Davey
Dustin Dean
Christopher Devine
Daniel Donovan
Thomas Dote
Joshua Drueck
David Drzadinski
Gregory Dubrick
Walter Eggebrecht
Colleen Evans
Jenny Falcone
Joseph Falcone
David Ferry
Kenneth Filippini
Thomas Filippini
Daniel Fisher
Douglas Fisher
Timothy Fitzgerald
Margaret Flaherty Wischhoff
William Flaws
Michael Fogarty
Robert Gaddis
Christopher Gaunt
Timothy Gaynor
Steven Glowiak
Lawrence Glynn
Donald Goeppner
Michael Goeppner
Allison Gonsowski
Gregory Gordon
Robert Goss
James Griffith
John Grud
Michael Gugluizza
Colleen Halvey Bilecki
Patrick Heraty
Brian Hoefler
Scott Hoene
Cathy Hoey
Peter Holsen
Beth Howlett
Carl Hren
Robert Jacobs
Richard Jankowski
Joseph Kane
Jonathan Karabowicz
Emmett Keegan
Deirdre Kennedy
JoLynn Kirkpatrick
Luke Klatka
William Kohn
Robert Koller
Donald Koplitz
James Krol
Dean Kuczynski
Maury Lamberti
Gretchen Landolt
Hugh Larkin
Gina Lavorata O’Hehir
John Lee
Charles Lens
Jeffrey Lifka
Laura Loftus Drake
James LoPiccolo
Michael Maher
James Mahoney
John Makowski
Erin Malloy
Thomas Maloney
Michael Marek
William Martin
Thomas Mates
John McCarthy
James McGrath
Patrick McKenna
Patrick McLoughlin
Vincent Michalesko
Colleen Monahan
Michael Moran
William Moriarty
John Morien
Matthew Morrissey
William Moses
Thomas Murphy
Doninic Naughton
Gino Naughton
Elizabeth Nielsen
David Nolan
Richard O’Farrell
James O’Hare
Terrence O’Keefe
Rachel Olech Deasey
James Omastiak
Kathleen O’Reilly
James Petric
Terrence Pyle
Mark Rapp
Laura Rawls
Leon Redman
Stephen Riley
Daniel Roche
Patrick Rohan
Anthony Rosario
William Rudolphsen
Kyle Ruge
Nora Cay Ryan
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Richard Ryan
Matthew Salatino
Kevin Schick
Peter Schiltz
Mary Jo Schmitz
Todd Schroll
Gerald Schubert
Joseph Setnicar
David Shaughnessy
Grace Shaughnessy O’Keefe
James Shaughnessy
Mark Sniegowski
James Sullivan
Stephanie Sylve Antonopoulos
Steven Szostak
Jerry Tran
Edward Wagner
Robert Welsch
Timothy Wheaton
Thomas Williams
Robert Wirtz
Andrew Wrobel
Andrew Yonkus
Edward Zuger
Joseph Zupec
Scholar
Vedran Agovic
Anthony Bernardi
James Bieser
John Borneman
Nicole Brander
Erin Bresnahan
Olga Bulakh
Edward Bunk
Thomas Burke
Christopher Caparelli
Sarah Carpenter
Susan Celentani
Jan Christenson
Dominique Cole
Allison Cooney
Kelleen Cronin
Robert Cummings
Steven Dapkus
Emily Daus
Albojay Deacon
Courtney Dean Craig
Alan Devey
Thomas Durkin
Christina Dwyer
Marcy Eggert Pluchar
Berenis Fernandez
Lilia Figueroa
Mark Furjanic
Alison Gajos
Donald Gardner
Allie Giese
April Gonsowski
Cara Gorman
Caroline Gray
John Griffith
Jeffrey Grom
Terrence Grom
Fabian Guavita
Christian Haas
James Hagedorn
Gerald Haig
William Hannon
Nicholas Hookham
Erin Howard
Randal Hoyer
Gregory Hren
Monserrat Huerta
Precious Jackson
George Jaegers
Meagan Johnson
Joseph Kapus
Lawrence Kenny
Edward Klein
Ralph Kolinski
Timothy Kraft
Joseph Kuciejczyk
Jennifer Landeros
Crystal Larson
Yadira Leon
Hendrick Lopez
Roger Lopez
David Luyando
Michael Madden
Gerald Madrzykowski
Thomas Maillard
William Maloney
Jessica Martin
Sean McNulty
Thomas Michaelson
Thomas Michalski
Thomas Mitchell
John Molenaar
Celia Moore
Michael Mulhern
Kimberly Muth
Angela Noto Boll
David Ocampo
John O’Connell
Idris Odunewu
Michael O’Keefe
James O’Regan
David Ostrowski
Michael O’Sullivan
Paul Pachniak
Jeffrey Pietroski
Patrick Powers
Thomas Rapp
Cheryl Rekowski
Edward Reno
Donald Robinson
Edward Rudman
Jennifer Runge
Kelly Ryan
Jessica Rzotkiewicz
Courtney Sampson
Edward Schraith
Martin Schultz
Kevin Scott
Bradley Spiegel
Richard Stanley
Peter Stucki
Courtney Sullivan
Rebecca Sylve
Frank Szafranski
Andy Verchota
Nicole Ward
Corbin Weyer
William Zimmer
Margaret Mary Zirngibl
Memorial
William Ford
John Horn Perpetual
Mitchell Mars
William Smith
Miami
Gold
John Gehring
Double Eagle
Christopher Boehm
Francesco Cristiano
Joseph Desch
John Harnishfeger
WGA Par Club
Alumni
William Kozek
Christopher Parker
Hole in One and Life
Philip Amrein
Joseph Binzer
Thomas Binzer
Steve Catalano
Mark Cinquina
Robert Gehring
Frank Heitker
Robert Lambert
Daniel Lillback
Steven Luebbering
Jeffrey Mumper
Kevin Randall
Kevin Schwarz
Paul Staubach
Lora White Bloom
Eagle
Alan Fershtman
David Findlow
Todd Morris
Paul Sayer
Birdie
Douglas Feichtner
Matthew Franke
David Kammerer
Matthew Kettinger
Thomas Marth
Christopher Moses
Andrew Paszek
Robert Ries
Terrence Schaefer
Scott Seger
David Shelton
Richard Speed
John Trauth
William Wulf
Par
Jonathan Abrams
Christopher Anderson
Joseph Aninao
Daniel Armbruster
Joshua Asbury
Matthew Asbury
Lawrence Behan
Steven Bellman
Gregory Benacka
William Bird
Todd Blersch
Gerald Brankamp
Daniel Burke
Brendan Burns
Michael Clark
Andrew Critzer
Kent Dale
Ernest Davis
Brian Dershem
Mark Despotes
David Dettmer
Joseph Devaney
Andrew DiPuccio
Mary Drees Hoerlein
Andrew Dunlap
Charles Ehrenfried
John Engel
Joseph Fago
Jack Feichtner
John Feighery
Michael Flynn
Maureen Frey
Steven Gerwe
Richard Gibson
Christopher Goldschmidt
Kevin Groger
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Joseph Hack
William Hagerty
Daniel Herbers
David Herbers
Shawn Hilbig
Mark Hobart
David Hollis
Christopher Horne
Matthew Hunter
James Jakubowski
David Jesse
Philip Justice
Sarah Karpanty
Bruce Keil
James Kettinger
Charles Knepfle
Mark Kott
Michael Langenderfer
Amy Lillibridge
Ronald McClain
James Miehls
Joseph Moeddel
Daniel Moncher
Brian Mumper
Joseph Mumper
Scott Mumper
Kevin Murray
Michael Nark
Michael Niederbaumer
Michael Nowicki
David A. Nurre
Richard Oeters
Thomas Oeters
Michael O’Leary
Kevin Parker
Mark Piepmeier
Randolph Pozniak
Richard Pozniak
Thomas Regensburger
Worrell Reid
Mark Richey
Gary Rudemiller
Keith Rudemiller
Joshua Schaefer
Nicholas Scharfeld
William Sheehan
Jeffrey Speed
Hank Stickley
Kevin Tabler
Roger Thiemann
Eddie Thompson
Jessica Turnwald
Steven Vonderhaar
William Von Hoene
Ronald Vorbroker
John Wagner
Robert Walling
Christopher Warfield
Jason Warren
James Waters
Joseph Weisenburger
Steven Wierzbicki
Bryan Williams
James Wirth
Michael Wirth
Scott Wittman
Alan Zaffiro
Steven Zawisza
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Scholar
Luke Adams
Anthony Agby
Alyssa Amrein
Brittany Barrett
Rachel Barrett
Jeffery Bley
Paul Boyer
Douglas Breitenbach
Angela Capuano
Jeffrey Capuano
Richard Carr
Gianni Carrero
Richard Conkling
Susan Critzer
Rawley Davis
Benjamin Denlinger
Jonathon Dreeze
Christopher Ernst
Sean Forsythe
Brandon Friess
Jason Fritz
Justin Geyser
Zachary Geyser
Craig Glazier
Robert Green
John Gutzwiller
Richard Hartmann
Craig Havens
Kyle Healey
Adam Hornek
Kyle Houk
Matthew Kammerer
Laural Karpanty Seewer
Andrew Kawalek
Stephen Keeney
Kevin Kluener
Dale Kretz
Neil Kretz
Jeffrey Kujawa
Justin Landers
Dale Langenderfer
Jill Lennon
Keith Maginn
Tylan Matthiesen
Terence McCormick
Lee Movic
Matthew Musteric
John O’Hara
Ian O’Neil
Aaron Pike
Robert Raab
Stephen Ratajczak
Matthew Reidy
Katherine Schlaechter Friess
Christopher Schmidt
Benjamin Schnee
Steven Schnee
Abram Silvey
Joseph Sullivan
Marino Susi
Thomas Tartaron
Justin Taylor
Christopher Tracey
Kathryn Tracey
Noelle Tracey
Jacob Uehlin
Christopher Voigt
Andrea Wade
Angela Wade
Joshua Wonser
Kyle Wonser
Robert Wood
Daniel Zeinner
Patrick Zuk
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Jarrod Creque
James Donahue
Michael Fenton
Edward Konicki Perpetual
Thomas Wirth
David Zimmerman
Michigan
Platinum
Mary Bitkowski Petrovich
Gold
John Gregg
Double Eagle
Randall Carpenter
Brion Johnson
Peter Lannon
Eric London
Robert Shuster
Sheila Wisely London
Hole in One and Life
David Banda
John Barrett
James Beebe
Mark Bomia
Scott Boschert
Craig Chester
Frederic Devendorf
Stanley Erjavac
David Goltz
David Griffus
James Haug
Frank Jarc
Jeffrey Junak
Robert Kent
Steven Kliff
Edward Korff
David Madorsky
Richard Martens
Edward McCormack
Robert McMasters
Richard Polmear
Joseph Rand
Thomas Sarosi
Daniel Schewe
Richard Selvala
Mark Sheldon
Frederick Simonie
Bruce Smith
Patrick Sorek
John Stroh
Daniel Taylor
William Viands
Charles Wentzel
Larry Yellen
Daniel Zaroff
Eagle
Robert Behar
James Brennwald
Daniel Chumbler
John Currier
Erich D’Andrea
Timothy DelCotto
David Girolamo
William Gregg
George Hoaglin
Thomas Hrynik
Bruce Inosencio
David Korff
Michael Leahy
Richard Lenter
Michael MacMichael
Scott Schroeder
Paul Smythe
Jerome Stefanko
Dominic Tumminello
John Vismara
Steven Yamasaki
Robert Zalupski
Birdie
Christopher Aichler
James Brown
Thomas Carney
Brian Conner
Timothy Cunnane
David Denholm
John Dobry
Mark Dobry
David Doll
Anthony Drabik
Daniel Dymek
Kathleen Gaber Obrez
Steven Girolamo
Michael Gregg
Michael Hainer
Glenn Higgins
Michael Hutchison
Matthew Jane
Stanley Joosse
David Kachel
William Klink
John Knapp
Sandra Lawrence Ballew
Michael Leonard
Robert Leonard
Thomas Linn
Samuel LoPresto
Bernard Lucci
Jessica Majeski
Aaron Marbury
Kevin McMahon
Hugh Mullaly
Rafael Munoz
Matthew Phillipoff
Lawrence Rydell
Robert Shewchuk
Phillip Somerville
David Stott
Michael Szuch
Kevin Terlescki
Christine Tuerk Martin
George Tweed
Stevan Uzelac
Frank Watts
Scott Weston
Mark Zalupski
Par
Sarah Abate
Andrew Alan
Michael Ashton
Christopher Atto
Stephen Augustyn
Daniel Banda
Laurence Beamer
Brian Beitz
Julie Beusterien Molitor
Kathryn Bossler Moore
Peter Brown
John Bruttell
Michele Bryant Hill
Michael Buck
Douglass Burgdorf
Ralph Butz
Craig Camalo
George Caralis
James Caralis
Joseph Carroll
Chad Charapata
James Cleland
Morton Cohen
Leonard Cyr
David DeBenedictis
Stephen DeBrincat
John Deledda
Robert Dent
David Devendorf
Rita Dobry Goodrich
William Dupree
James Duprey
Jeffrey Eleczko
David Elliott
Gregory Fanelli
Brian Funtik
Frank Gaber
Richard Gates
Edward Girodat
Con Griffin
Michael Griffin
John Grossa
David Grupenhoff
Robert Hamilton
William Haney
Margaret Hearn Mohan
Thomas Henry
Charles Hildebrandt
Robert Hogan
Raymond Homicz
David Hovinen
Michael Howe
Donald Janowski
Timothy Jiggens
John Jones
Robert Karol
Frank Karpowicz
Thomas Kemp
Suzanne Kler Stevenson
Jakob Klopfer
Lee Kornfield
Joel Koviak
James Kula
Scott Kwiatkowski
Paul LaCasse
Allen Lewis
Anthony Lodato
Leonard Lorence
Neil Majeski
Robert Matthew
Bradley Matthews
Jeffrey Mayes
Matthew McGuinness
Beau McSparin
Mark Merucci
Michael Mlynarek
Edward Mohlman
Joseph Molitor
Robert Moore
Justin Morgan
John Nagel
Jeffrey Nelson
Kurt Nelson
William Nemec
Corwyn Nikkila
Edward Nold
Jon Norgard
Joseph Novak
Marc Nurmi
Robert Ondo
Roger Ouellette
Lukasz Paszek
Jared Petravicius
Stephen Pigula
John Preston
Eric Prowse
Joseph Quinn
Jason Quisenberry
Ronald Randall
William Ridella
Robert Rousseau
Casey Rue
Jeffrey Sadowski
John Sanke
Ronald Sarosi
Richard Schmitt
David Schmitz
John Schurz
Matthew Shadeck
William Shean
Thomas Sherry
Ronald Shuster
Lawrence Silbart
Steven Silbart
Robert Slomiany
Albert Stevenson
Steven Szuch
Joseph Tatham
Mark Thomas
Patrick Timmons
Nathan Umstead
Michael Uzelac
James Vanderwoud
John Veltri
George Vrechek
Richard West
William Whalen
Michael Wikol
Bryan Wolff
Norbert Wrona
Roland Zagnoli
Patrick Zanetti
Michael Zinck
Scholar
Zachary Adams
Joseph Agosta
William Allyson
Jonathan Bauer
Emily Blankenship
Joseph Blankenship
Jonathan Bolenbaugh
Julianna Brown
Austin Chrzanowski
Peter Ciaverilla
Jared Clark
Ashley Cockerill
Jessica Cook
Nicholas Covello
David Crook
Darren Cunningham
Tina Dimoski
Stephen Doyle
James Dupree
Brian Edge
Philip Eklem
Raymond Fix
Garrett Gonzalo
Alex Gorodetsky
Gregory Haapala
Michael Hall
Chelsea Havekost
Michael Hoppe
Douglas Hurt
Alexander Hyla
Walter Ickes
Anthony Imbrunone
David Jaskula
Victoria Jones
Andrew Juiris
Auren Kaplan
Joseph Klipp
John Konen
Jonathan LaFramboise
Christopher Lechner
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Adam LeVasseur
James Luke
Rudy Macander
Katelyn Malo
Daniel McCarville
Joseph McNeely
Anne Mersch
Eric Milanowski
Thomas Million
Andrew Moseley-Gholl
Gerhard Mueller
Kevin Neitzel
Brian Owen
James Owen
Jessica Parsh
Aaron Patterson
Michael Porte
Steven Pritchard
Michael Radke
William Redick
Matthew Rudnick
Jessica Schrader
Benjamin Scott
Nicholas Sejnost
Ronald Shaffer
Ronald Shepard
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David Stolarski
Brian Sullivan
Li Sun
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Paul Wloszek
Hani Yaqo
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Memorial
Robert Bosak
Stephen Gniewek Perpetual
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Michigan State
Gold
Jack Lintol
Double Eagle
Jeffrey Harrison
Martin Koss
William Rakowski
Susan Rogalski Coles
Frederick Schwab
Hole in One and Life
Harold Begzos
James Bellore
Karen Bova Cole
Christopher Cole
William Dugdale
Willis Flood
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Jerome Kulig
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Thomas Paluck
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Eagle
Michael Burgess
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Justin English
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Joseph Stirparo
Dalon Williams
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Timothy Fazzini
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Edward Smendzuik
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Alan Sprunk
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Par
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Christopher Driscoll
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Nathan Aadland
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Thomas West
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Jon Paul Wynne
Michael Young
Mathew Zwack
Memorial
Roger Gordon Perpetual
Bruce Hanley
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Glennon Healey
Gold
John Holland
Hole in One and Life
Charles Armistead
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Stephen Bax
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Arthur Gransee
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Eagle
Thomas Battistoni
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Scott Witte
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Scholar
Apostolos Anastasiou
James Arbuszewski
Jay Bayer
Brendan Brady
John Briggs
Timothy Burch
Jessica Carson
Sean Cody
Andrew Collins
Lawrence Cordes
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Bradley Crawford
Jeffry Crawford
Michael Czech
Evan Dalgaard
John Daniels
William DeHass
Ryan Deisner
Joseph Dulle
Matthew Ebert
Joseph Fagiolo
Ryan Gartland
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Noah Gray
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Terence Lord
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Northern Illinois
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Linda Smith Ruegsegger
Eagle
Robert Kelly
Daniel Rodgers
Birdie
Jason Akai
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Michael Demstrom
William Diaz
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Michael King
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Colm Lennon
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Par
Moses Amidei
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Robert Farster
Brian Folan
Robert Gende
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Peter Aiura
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Daniel Bohaczyk
Robert Bohaczyk
Janet Chiotti
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Matthew Flanagan
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Dennis Lysenka
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Mitchell Parod
David Picchietti
Gilberto Rivera
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Michael Rourke
Pierre Taylor
Todd Trexler
Alberto Valencia
Stefan von Aulock
William Walsh
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Mario Greco
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Michael Balchunas
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Chester Bland
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Patrick Burke
Richard Corzatt
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Lucien DiSalvo
Carmen Dodaro
Keith Dronen
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Russell Hurd
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Richard Krause
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Thomas Lynch
John McGann
Charles Mikrut
Louis Misantoni
Lawrence Mlecko
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Frank Monnelly
Scott Mroz
Donald Murphy
John Murphy
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Eagle
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Philip Carraro
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Donald Abbinanti
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Thomas Falk
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Daniel Blake, West Virginia
Robert Callero, Notre Dame
Charles Caufield, Loyola
Roland Eckstein, Loyola
Paul Giamona, UC (Berkeley)
William Heerman, Valparaiso
Thomas O’Regan,
Notre Dame
Clifford Weaver, Chicago
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Patrick Berry, South Dakota
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Ernest Elliot, Whitman
Paul Frymark, Loyola
Ronald Johnson, Loyola
James Knadler, Kentucky
Dennis Larson, Chicago
Richard Lewis, Missouri-Rolla
Michael McIlhany, Chicago
Shawn McIntosh, Idaho
Stephen Power, Notre Dame
Dennis Seamon, West Virginia
Mark Sengewalt,
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Michael Simms, Kentucky
Edmund Spletzer, Valparaiso
Neil Stefanides, Cal. Tech.
Philip Szabla,
New York (Buffalo)
Raymond Wagner, Loyola
Thomas Walsh, Notre Dame
Robert Wess, Chicago
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Croil Anderson, Gonzaga
Abe Berg, Maryland
Peter Cuffaro, West Virginia
William Dalton, Notre Dame
Robert Formella,
Lawrence Tech
Joseph Heinz, Iowa
Herbert Klontz, Iowa
Luke Kuhl, Iowa
Howard Lerner, Maryland
Joanne Markiewicz,
New York (Brockport)
Don Seamon, West Virginia
Thomas Seamon,
West Virginia
Maurice Smith, Chicago
Nicholas Valenziano, DePaul
Edmund Vojtik, St. Francis
James Vojtik, St. Francis
Michael Wiegand,
Georgetown
Ronald Wittenauer,
Missouri-Rolla
Memorial
Peter Del Giudice,
Wayne State
Norman Gjostein, I.I.T.
Robert Sittinger, Loyola

The Century Club
Western Golf Association member clubs provide support for the
Evans Scholars Foundation by promoting individual WGA Par
Club membership. The Century Club recognizes WGA member clubs
with 100 or more individual Par Club members. As of February 1,
2008, Medinah Country Club, Illinois, led all member clubs in Par Club
900+ Members
Medinah Country Club - IL 981
800+ Members
The Minikahda Club - MN 802
600+ Members
Norwood Hills Country Club - MO 641
400+ Members
Flossmoor Country Club - IL 486
Olympia Fields Country Club - IL 486
Hinsdale Golf Club - IL 479
Interlachen Country Club - MN 473
Butterfield Country Club - IL 470
Cherry Hills Country Club - CO 426
Detroit Golf Club - MI 419
Knollwood Club - IL 417
Northmoor Country Club - IL 416
Briarwood Country Club - IL 414
300+ Members
Sunset Ridge Country Club - IL 389
The Beverly Country Club - IL 386
Red Run Golf Club - MI 378
Exmoor Country Club - IL 369
Evanston Golf Club - IL 365
North Shore Country Club - IL 361
Twin Orchard Country Club - IL 360
Glen Oak Country Club - IL 352
Bryn Mawr Country Club - IL 343
Milwaukee Country Club - WI 342
Bob O’Link Golf Club - IL 338
Crystal Tree Golf & Country Club - IL 338
Oak Park Country Club - IL 334
Meadowbrook Country Club - MI 327
Ridgemoor Country Club - IL 322
Wayzata Country Club - MN 318
Roaring Fork Club - CO 311
Hazeltine National Golf Club - MN 306
200+ Members
Ruth Lake Country Club - IL 296
Park Ridge Country Club - IL 295
Glen View Club - IL 290
Midlothian Country Club - IL 287
Bellerive Country Club - MO 282
Moraine Country Club - OH 281
Plum Hollow Country Club - MI 279
Pine Hills Country Club - WI 277
La Grange Country Club - IL 276
Oakland Hills Country Club - MI 276
Skokie Country Club - IL 276
River Forest Country Club - IL 273
membership with 981 members, followed by The Minikahda Club, Minnesota,
with 802. Norwood Hills Country Club, Missouri, was next with
641. Ten clubs had 400 or more Par Club members, led by Flossmoor
Country Club and Olympia Fields Country Club, Illinois, with 486 each.
Following are the Century Club member clubs as of February 2008.
Old Warson Country Club - MO 272
Spring Hill Golf Club - MN 267
Lochmoor Club - MI 265
Maple Bluff Country Club - WI 265
Riverside Golf Club - IL 265
Rolling Green Country Club - IL 263
St. Charles Country Club - IL 261
Indian Hill Club - IL 259
Conway Farms Golf Club - IL 250
Grosse Ile Golf & Country Club - MI 248
Butler National Golf Club - IL 245
Inverness Golf Club - IL 244
The Ivanhoe Club - IL 242
Algonquin Golf Club - MO 241
Lake Shore Country Club - IL 238
Ravisloe Country Club - IL 227
Westmoreland Country Club - IL 225
Edgewood Valley Country Club - IL 223
Kenwood Country Club - OH 220
Westwood Country Club - MO 220
Dearborn Country Club - MI 216
Ridge Country Club - IL 215
Blue Mound Golf & Country Club - WI 207
Denver Country Club - CO 206
Lakewood Country Club - CO 205
100+ Members
Country Club of Detroit - MI 187
Hyde Park Golf & Country Club - OH 185
North Hills Country Club - WI 179
Chenequa Country Club - WI 175
Western Golf & Country Club - MI 168
Sylvania Country Club - OH 167
Oak Ridge Country Club - MN 158
Green Acres Country Club - IL 150
Prestwick Country Club - IL 149
Inverness Club - OH 146
Birmingham Country Club - MI 135
Onwentsia Club - IL 134
North Shore Golf Club - WI 132
Oneida Golf & Country Club - WI 130
Coldstream Country Club - OH 127
West Bend Country Club - WI 120
Clovernook Country Club - OH 115
Country Club of Jackson - MI 114
Barrington Hills Country Club - IL 113
Cincinnati Country Club - OH 112
Minnesota Valley Country Club - MN 110
Fort Wayne Country Club - IN 104
Scioto Country Club - OH 103
The Ridge Club - OH 102
Maketewah Country Club - OH 101
WGA Par Club
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Western Golf
Association
The Western Golf Association,
headquartered in Golf, Illinois, was
founded in 1899 by 11 Chicago-area
golf clubs. Today, it has support
from more than 500 member clubs
nationwide. The WGA conducts three
national golf championships – including
the BMW Championship – and
sponsors the Evans Scholars Program,
which has provided college scholarships to more than 9,400 caddies.
Evans Scholars
Hamilton House
The Evans Scholars Foundation’s main capital
project is the Ohio State University Hamilton
House. A groundbreaking for the building
was held last fall, and the project should
be complete in early 2009.
Monitor the House’s progress via Webcam
at www.evansscholarsfoundation.com.
Under “Alumni & Scholars,” click on
“Hamilton House campaign.”
Western Golf Association | Evans Scholars Foundation
1 Briar Road, Golf, IL 60029 • (847) 724-4600
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Evans Scholars
Foundation
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PAID
Evans Scholars Foundation
Golf, Illinois 60029
NON-PROFIT ORG.
Charles “Chick”
Evans Jr.
1890-1979
Founder,
Evans Scholarships
THE LEGACY
Chicago golf great Charles “Chick”
Evans Jr. insisted on retaining his
amateur status and decided to
give back by establishing a scholarship
fund for deserving caddies.
Since then, Chick’s legacy has lived on through the more
than 8,590 young men and women who have graduated from college as
Chick Evans Scholars.
WHO MAKES IT POSSIBLE:
The heart and soul of the program continues to be the generosity of
thousands of golfers who annually contribute to the WGA Par Club.
Funds also come from the WGA Bag Tag program, Alumni, the BMW
Championship and other contributions.
WGA Par Club Roster
Plus 2007 in Review
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