Keene (Class of 1932)—founder and owner of Walnut Acres; considered a pioneer of the organic farming movement in the U.S. James K. Klinedinst,PhD (Class of 1965)-co-creator of the Personality Inventory for Children Malcolm L. Lazin, Esq. (Class of 1965)—Founder and executive director, Equality Forum; former Assistant United States Attorney for the Easter District of Pennsylvania [1970–1974]. Roy Lechthaler—National Football League player who played with the Philadelphia Eagles. Walt Levinsky (Class of 1951)—Jazz clarinetist and lead alto sax player who performed with the Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, and Artie Shaw orchestras, Frank Sinatra, Lena Horne, and many others. Clyde A. Lynch (Class of 1914), pastor and president of Lebanon Valley College 1932–1950 Edward C. Malesic — current Catholic Bishop of Cleveland Bruce Metzger (Class of 1935)—Princeton Theological Seminary professor, author, and theological scholar. Gary Miller (Class of 1968)—Conductor and gay activist l co-founder and director [1980–1998] of the New York City Gay Men's Chorus, which performed more than 50 concerts in Carnegie Hall. Peter George Olenchuk, M.D. (Class of 1942)—U.S. Army Major General; assistant deputy chief of staff for research, development, and acquisition. Andrew "Andy" Panko (Class of 1999)—Professional basketball player; made his National Basketball Association debut with the Atlanta Hawks in 2001; was named the Spanish ACB League MVP in 2012, while playing with San Sebastián Gipuzkoa. Mike Rhoades (Class of 1995)—Head men's basketball coach, Virginia Commonwealth University; led Lebanon Valley College men's basketball team to 1994 NCAA Division III National Championship. Brittany Ryan (Class of 2011)—One of the first female college varsity football players, first female in Middle Atlantic Conference, and all-time NCAA female scoring leader and Lebanon Valley College to participate in a varsity football game; current scoring leader among women in the NCAA and second all-time for career PATS made and attempted at LVC. John Sant’Ambrogio (Class of 1954)—Principal cellist with the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra [1968–2005]; founder and artistic director, the Arts for the Soul summer vacation retreat in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Dr. Charles F. Schmidt, M.D., (Class of 1914)—Scientist and University of Pennsylvania Medical School chair who, along with K.K. Chen of China, re-discovered ephedrine and introduced it to the Western world; considered by many to be a father of pharmacology who also studied morphine; researched aviation and space medicine working with U.S. astronauts John Glenn and Neil Armstrong as research director of the Naval Air Development Center. Paul E. V. Shannon (Class of 1918)—former