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Closing the Gap In Health Care Springfield College April, 1992 TRIANGLE

Vol. 64, No.3

Dear Alumni: I said in my Convocation speech delivered on February 7, 1992, I accept the invitation to serve as your interim president with EDITOR A humility, a strong determination and a sincere commitment to Barbara A. Campanella G'78 work closely with the Springfield College Family during this critically MANAGING EDITOR important transition period. I believe that this is a time for the College to Lee Enderlin briefly look at our past and our present, ART DIRECTOR and to evolve a vision for the future of Kelly A. Cade

Springfield College. For that effort, SPORTS EDITOR we sincerely solicit your thoughts, Ken Cerino and yes, even your memories. The EDITORIAL ASSISTANT alumni can prOVide a very important Janice Zielinski we perspective and dimension as unite ALUMNI DIRECTOR to shape this future vision for the Tamie Kidess Lucey '81 is College. This a critically important ALUMNI COUNCIL PRESIDENT first step in the search process for the Sharon (Catley) Kelly '62 next president who will then provide the requisite leadership to reach our "vision of the future" for the College. Springfield College has enjoyed a long and distinguished 107 year Springfield College history educating the "total person, spirit, mind, and body in service to all Triangle people." This past wisdom of the College has established a solid base on Spring, 1992 is a publication of the which to build our future. Public Relations Office Finally, throughout this letter, I have used the term "our" with produced for the graduates of Springfield College. considerable forethought, since I am now caught up in your destiny. I do feel Please address contented, however, in knOwing that you will be with us in "spirit, mind, and correspondence to Barbara A. Campanella body" as we face the next several months. Director of Public Relations Springfield College Springfield, MA Sincerely, 01109-3797

Randolph W. Bromery Interim President © 1992 Springfield College You'll have to excuse us if it therapy from the University of sounds like one of those late night tv Pennsylvania in 1974. He now owns ads: 'Join one of the fastest growing "Physical Therapy Associates of industries in America today!" In this Delaware County," a company with case, however, the cliche happens to four outpatient offices based in be true. In fact, even the government Media, Pennsylvania. He was the agrees. A recent U.S. Department of inj~red or, in some cases, ill with seventh employee when he joined Labor survey states that the need for diseases like cerebral palsy. Our right out of UPenn; today, there are physical therapists will grow by 57% training is the same to a degree, but thirty. He bought the business in by the year 2000. we reach different populations." January, 1991, but still tries to keep "The expected need will be for Jeffrey Cadorette '72 graduated his workload split evenly between 39,000 new physical therapists," says a little too early to benefit from the clinical and administrative work. Jeanne Previty, director of SCs SC physical therapy program, but Before the SC program, Shaw physical therapy program. "We are that didn't prevent his interest in the ran a P.T. clinic for students. currently graduating about 4,000 field from beginning here. Cadorette was fascinated as a junior a year throughout the country, so we and even more as a patient a year are falling somewhat below projec­ later. "I had knee surgery as a senior, tions." Jeanne joined SC ih 1984, so I got to see it from both sides," he a year after the program started. She "Currently notes. "I volunteered to work at the became the director in 1986. clinic after my operation. I even "Currently," she notes, "SC graduates SC graduates stayed on as Professor Shaw's grad between 30 and 40 P.T. students assistant for a year. I spent a lot of a year. We have 175 currently between 30 and 40 time in his clinic and the lab." enrolled. Although we get anywhere Cadorette says that "a program from 400 to 600 applications a year, PI students we could have taken there would we're comfortable with 38-40 have been wonderful," but he notes admissions to each class." ayear.~ that even then, SC was a good place The P.T. program at Springfield for a foundation. ''The strength of the is a five-year course of studies that -JEANNE PREVITI physical education program was an results in a master's degree. "It was SCs Director of excellent background for phYSical Physical Therapy a natural fit to programs already in therapy. After I got my B.5. in place at SC," Previty explains from physical education here, I stayed on her office in the Allied Health to get my M.5. here. The only Sciences Center. "We still draw on "It was my interaction with downside to not having a P.T. classes in phys ed and movement Professor Sherrod Shaw that got me program at SC was that you had to sciences for our background, but we interested in physical therapy as a go elsewhere to get the P.T. training." have a little different emphasis. Phys career," he says. Cadorette found Two of Cadorette's offices ed deals mostly with healthy people, Shaw's work interesting enough to specialize in sports therapy and but we see them after they've been obtain a certificate in physical general orthopediC therapy. Another

3 is a hand rehab center and the fourth for St. John's Hospital in lowell, respect to geriatric clients," she says. specializes in neck and back rehab as Massachusetts. While her specialty "The great part of my time is spent well as "work reconditioning." is physical therapy, her new (she was dealing with adult and older patients. He explained that the latter is a promoted just this pastjanuary) Our service is important because we relatively new development and that position requires her to coordinate are the 'first step back' for these it entails mostly prevention. "We go occupational, speech, and physical patients. We work with them only into a worksite and do an analysis therapy via referrals from throughout for a month or less before they are of the area. Then we return to show St. Johns. Still, she provides P.T. to referred to a rehab center, go to a workers how to deal with their clients for about three-quarters of nursing home, return home to work problems and more importantly, her time. Prior to her promotion, she with their family, or they are done. how to avoid them in the future." was the hospital's director of physical At the School of Human Services, Besides its four outpatient therapy for twenty years. I came to understand the govern­ clinics, Cadorette's service also "I jOined St. John's right out of ment, financial, political, social, provides inpatient care at a local Boston University where I earned my psychological, and even the spiritual 225-bed hospital and in a skilled B.s. in Physical Therapy in 1970," issues that affect our patients in the nursing facility. These facilities she says. "I was promoted to director first steps of their rehab. The key for provide therapy to people who are of P.T. within a very short period of me was that classes were taught by too well to stay in a hospital, but still time." educators who were specialists in need a little more time for rehab Despite this lengthy back­ their fields. They provided a real before facing the challenges of living ground, Maureen returned to depth of subject matter." at home. As an example, Cadorette Springfield College's School of The demand for physical noted patients who have undergone Human Services where she earned therapists is so great that ev~n high­ a total hip or knee replacement. an M.S. in Human Services/Geron­ level adminstrators like Jeff and "Sometimes, these patients just need tology. She first learned of the School Maureen spend much of their time some specialized therapy to adjust from a police officer in Dracut where with patients. This is not a bad thing, to home conditions," Cadorette says, she lives with her husband Robert of course, but it does point out the "but there is no reason to keep them and year-old daughter Kathryn. great need for trained practitioners hospitalized because they're not She is quite enthusiastic about what in this field. In the years to come, really ill anymore." the School has to offer physical SCs young program will continue to Jeff, who lives with his wife of therapists. meet this growing exigency. one year Lisa and their four-month­ "The School's program really -by Lee Enderlin old daughter Jessica in Media, is very broadened my perspective with active in charitable organizations, particularly the local Rotary Club of which he is preSident -elect. He proudly notes that the Rotarians have programs at three levels: local, national, and international. These programs run from scholarships to park renewal and clean-up to a worldwide effort to eradicate polio by the end of the decade. He is also his class's Annual Giving Coordina­ tor at Sc. "The Humanics Philoso­ phy opened my eyes to community service," he says. "The foundations and lessons I learned at Springfield helped shape that concept of commitment. " Another SC graduate, Maureen Schaefer G'89, pursues her career in a totally different setting. She is the The director of SC's Physical Therapy program, Jeanne Previty (right), settles a patient into an director of Rehabilitation Services adjustable splint used Jor ambulation training and evaluation as students look on.

4 -" CAMPUS BRIEFS " stated at the Convocation. "1 don't an assistant football coach at Spring­ want you to lose confidence in where field during the 1961 season. we are now, where you have been, and Also, special congratulations go DR. RANDOLPH W. where we are going to to go." He was out to former Springfield football cap­ BROMERY BEGINS also qUick to note his use of the word tain Dick MacPherson '56. Coach Mac INTERIM PRESIDENCY "we" saying that although he was new led the New England Patriots to a 6-10 to SC, it didn't very long to feel com­ record this past season (the team was During an All-College Convoca­ fortable in its sense of "family." 1-15 in '90) in his rookie year as a head tion on Friday, February 7, the College The following day, at the Board of coach in the National Football League. welcomed Dr. Randolph W. Bromery Trustees meeting to confirm Dr. as interim President of Springfield Bromery's appointment, the trustees College. Dr. Bromery's appointment and corporators pledged $21,850 to follows the resignation of President establish the Randolph W. Bromery PROFESSOR Frank S. Falcone on January 6. Scholarship Fund. Included in this HUBBARD DIES During a Convocation speech amount is a donation by Dr. Bromery himself. The fund was inaugurated by interspersed with humor and encour­ The College is deeply saddened to a donation from Chairman ofthe Board agement, Dr. Bromery described his note the passing of Professor F. Edgar Walter Wilson to honor Dr. Bromery's role, stating "The torch still burns and Hubbard onJanuary 28, 1992. He was arrival. The Bromery Fund will be used is waiting to be passed. If we are a professor of physics and math at SC to provide scholarships to students successful when I take my leave, my from 1945-67. During his graduate demonstrating financial need. personal satisfaction will have been career at Clark University, he aided the achieved if there is a tear in both our famed rocket scientist, Dr. Robert eyes." Goddard. His lasting memorial to the He noted the College'S prestigious SC campus is the Hosaga Indian cul­ SPRINGFIELD ALUMNI AT reputation and promised his ture troop which he founded in 1947 "unwavering commitment and dedi­ SUPER BOWL XXVI and which is still very popular both cation to strengthen the niche that with students and outside groups who Springfield College has carved for it­ Springfield College was well rep­ would like to see Hosaga perform na­ self." resented at Super Bowl XXVI played tive dances and rituals. Professor For twenty years, Dr. Bromery Jan. 26, 1992 in the Metrodome in Hubbard was also the first recipient of served in the u.s. Geological Survey as Minneapolis. As most football fans the Cheney Award in 1966. He retired an exploration geophysicist. He joined know, the Washington Redskins de­ from the College follOwing the 1966- the University of Massachusetts in feated the Buffalo Bills 37-24 for their 67 academic year. Amherst in 1967, eventually serving as third championship in 10 years. Chancellor from 1972 to 1979. Probably the happiest person in A member of several corporate the stadium was Washington General boards, he also belongs to twelve pro­ Manager Charlie Casserly '71. Casserly fessional organizations and has received joined the Redskins staff in the late DEVELOPMENT NEWS six honorary degrees from colleges and 1970's working for no pay under Coach universities throughout the world. George Allen. Later, Casserly became a NUCLEUS FUND UPDATE Much of Dr. Bromery's excellent scout and assistant GM under Bobby reputation as a college leader can be Beathard. In 1989 Casserly became The Campaign Nucleus Fund re­ traced to his tenure as Acting President Washington's general manager and alized$6,269,845 asJanuary31 , 1992. of Westfield State College from 1988- today he is among the most-respected Included in this total are gifts to en­ 90 follOwing a challenging period at persons in the game of football. dowmentof$1,914,325; facilities gifts that institution. Jason Arapoff '89 also is on the totalling $942,785; gifts for annual Although Dr. Bromerywill be very Washington staff. He's a part-time operations of$2,62 7,374; and planned much involved in the search for a employee working with the strength gift pledges of$785,361. The Nucleus permanent president, he says that one and conditioning coaches. Arapoff Fund phase of the Campaign con­ condition of his tenure here is that he played defensive halfback for the Chiefs. cludes on May 31, 1992. will not be a candidate for that posi­ Rusty Jones '76 is the strength and Joan Patota, Vice President for tion. In fact, he is qUick to note that he conditioning coach of the Bills. He has Institutional Advancement, anticipates has a "month-to-month" contract so held that post since 1985.Jones was an announcing a larger and more ex­ that he can qUickly and easily step assistant football coach at SC in 1978 panded campaign shortly after a new aside as soon as a choice is made. That and 1979. president is chosen .. During the in­ process may take until mid-1993, but After ·the championship game, terim period, she says greater empha­ he does not see his tenure as merely Nick Nicolau reSigned as the Bills' re­ sis will be placed on developing annual that of a caretaker. ceivers coach to join the coaching staff unrestricted support from alumni as "I accept the challenge with hu­ of the Indianapolis Colts. Nicolau was mility and also with determination," he wen as special fund raising programs

5 for specific needs such as endowment and facilities renewal. Interim President Randolph W. Bromery indicates that he intends to take a very active role in fund raising during the period in which he is in office.

olhers. PRESSMAN'S GIFT CREATES SCHOlARSHIP

Thane A. Pressman '69, and his wife Carol (Snyder) '65 have made a gift of life insurance to Springfield Col­ lege to aid SCs international students. They have designated that 50 percent of the gift is to be added to the Gene Rich Scholarship Fund which provides financial assistance for Springfield Col­ lege students of United States citizen­ ship studying at accredited university programs abroad. The other half of the gift will create the Pressman Scholar­ ship fund to support full-time interna­ tional students attending the College on the main Springfield campus. my ThaneisPresidentofCrestarFoods in Eugene, Oregon and serves as a Trustee at the College.

STIPEND TO SUPPORT ATHLETIC TRAINING FELLOWSHIP Sincerely, The Harry and leah Gudelsky Athletic Training Fellowship has been established in the amount of $25,000 through the generosity of Barry L. Gudelsky '83. Over the next five years, the Income Fund and other similar $5,000 will be given annually. The gift H. Coons Director of at will support the development of a par­ tial athletic training graduate fellow­ ship whose purpose will be to provide athletic training coverage for Springfield's intramural program. students in the Department of Health TIME IS DRAWING NEAR and PhYSical Education. Mr. Fisher, who passed away in As the 1991-92 campaign year SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE 1982, served on the Springfield Col­ draws to a close, please remember that RECEIVES $280,000 lege Corporation. He was a graduate of all previous pledges to the Alumni BEQUEST Princeton University and was associ­ Fund must be paid by May 31. If for ated with Spencer Track and Com­ some reason, you have nothadachance Springfield College has received a pany. He served as National Physical to make your gift to the campaign, it's bequest of $280 JOOO from the Estate of YMCA Chairman and as a member of not too late. Every gift, regardless of George Gordon Fisher to establish the the Boy Scouts National Advisory size, is extremely important and helps Margaret Elinor S. and George Gordon Board. increase the "percent of participation" Fisher Scholarship. The fund will aid His wife Elinor died early in 1991. as well as the total dollars raised. 6 ALUMNI CONNECTIONS November 5. The festivities were held "Whitey" Burnham '48, past Presi­ at AI's company, Coordinated Sports dent ofthe Alumni Council, along with Management Group Inc. December 5, retired Men's Soccer Coach Irv Schmid Fall '91 and early winter '92 have Dr. Jim '41 and Phyllis Syner wel­ '43, welcomed 35 Alumni to a social seen Alumni gather in many areas of comed a group of Alumni to their held at the National Soccer Coaches the country. the Pioneer Valley Alumni home in Littleton, Colorado. Everyone Association Convention in Pittsburgh. Association hosted a foliage cruise on enjoyed their warm hospitality. The On February 20, Cathy (Bishop) the Connecticut River on October 12. Williams Club in New York City was Temple '71 and her husband John Mist and ~louds did not dampen the the site of a January 6 gathering hosted welcomed Alumni to their beautiful spirit of the 48 attendees. Recreation by Alumni Council member, Dr.John home in Boca Raton, Florida, for the Professor Peggy Powers '79 hosted Evangelista '72 and College Corpo­ second consecutive year. At the East­ 40 Alumni at a Baltimore Reception rator, Don Broas '63. Athletic Direc­ ern District AAHPERD Convention which was held in conjunction with tor Dr. Ed Bilik '57 and Alumni Fund Judy Lowe '88 and Dr. Mimi Murray the National Recreation &: Parks Asso­ Director Jerry Bates '88 hosted 45 '61, the newly electedAAHPERD Presi­ ciation Convention on October 18. Al Alumni at a reception held in conjunc­ dent, welcomed 40 Alumni to another '69 and Lia Nero were the gracious tion with NCAA convention in Ana­ Baltimore reception. We hope to see hosts to a group of Chicago Alumni on heim, California. OnJanuary 17 ,Alden you the next time we are in your area.

Dear Fellow Alumni: Your relationship with our Alma Mater does not stop after you received your diploma. In fact, it's just beginning. The following is a list of some of the sen'ices the College provides its alums. • Career Services: Resume building, mentoring, interview skills, and lists for professional networking. • Sodal Networking: Assisting alumni to contact other members of the SC Family in their geographic areas by proViding lists, etc. • Sodal Opportunities: Homecoming, Reunion, Maroon Qub, regional gatherings, and more. • Campus Fadlities: Your alumni ID (available through the Alumni Programs Office) allows you to use the athletic fadlities, library, and to cash checks up to $50 on campus. • Complimentary issues of the magazine you are now reading. In tum, after you graduate, your continued support in the following four areas is appredated. • Finandal. In 1991, only 28% of our alumni/ae supported our Alma Mater. In order to reduce our dependence in tuition, we hope that more alums will realize that we all are responsible for the future of our institution. It is the annual unrestricted gift which is so crudal. We are happy to report that 100% of both of our committees (your alumnilae leadership) made a finandal commitmentfor 1991-92fiscalyear (June 1,1991 to May 31,1992). • Recruiting prospective students. • Offering career and internship opportunities to students and other alumni/ae. • Volunteering your time to the Alumni Assodation. For additional iJifonnation regarding your continued relationship with SC, call the Alumni Fund Office at (413) 748-3124 or the Alumni Programs Office at (413) 748-3161.

Sincerely, Howard L Gilson '74 Chainnan, National Alumni Fund Committee

Sharon Catley Kelly '62 President, Alumni Coundl

7 GREAT IDEAS ARE BORN HERE. BASKETBALL CENTENNIAL & HOMECOMING '91

Members of the Naismith Family, who travelled from throughout the United States for the Basnetball Centennial Gala, caught the camera's eye during a quieter moment during the evening.

a- to R) Men's Gymnastic's Team Captain Rick Hoag '92, Athletic SC Alumni host an autograph signing session with members of the Director Ed Bilik '57, TrusteeJohn Cauley, and Mayor Mary Hurley Jamed Harlem Globetrotters at the Springfield Civic Center in opened the ceremonies to dedicate Naismith Circle during Homecoming celebration oj the Basketball Centennial. Weekend.

8 Newly inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame were: Victor S. Kodis '35, An SC Alumnus shows a couple of future (?) SC Alumni some Richard F. Garber '50, Susan]. Peterson Lebow '75, and Carl L. memorabilia from SC's rich past. Snitkin '72 .

Several Basketball Alumni suit up for their Alumni games during A most enthusiastic crowd cheers on the runners at the starting block of Homecoming Weekend. the Annual Mike Swirsky '78 Run.

Getting ready for the "Big Game" during Homecoming are (L to R) Jone Bush '68, Diane Potter '57, Ja ckie Diggs '65, and Gretchen "Aw, c'mon, Coach Theulen, just give me a chance and I'll show you the Brockmeye r '66. slam dunk shot that made me MVP in the toddler division!"

9 '. CLASS NOTES played seven courses in seven days. He re­ ceived a letter from the USGA complimenting him on shooting his age and also bettering his 48 After 36 years at age of 78 by one stroke. Kenyon College in Ohio, Thomas Edwards, Kenyon's first Dean of Students, retired in 1990 24 Minous Cannon and was presented with an honorary Doctor of sold his home in New Hampshire and has Laws Degree. He was also named Dean of moved to a retirement development near his 40 Bill Lewis and his Students Emeritus and was inducted into son in Vacaville, CA. Rev. Vasil Fumad recently wife enjoy attending elderhostels and have Kenyon's AthletiC Hall of Fame in 1991. baptized his second great -granddaughter, keeps attended 15 elderhostels in eight different coun­ his typewriter busy, and true to old Springfield tries in the last six years. habits, exercises every morning. 49 Rebecca (Nace) 41 CharlesJorgensen Koch has retired from teaching in Japan and is now living in Portland, OR enjoying tennis, 25 Clifford Beisaw received two golds in the 400M and 5K races travel and volunteer opportunities. Frank keeps busy making furniture and small toys, and a silver in the 800M race for running in the Nesdale has retired from Eastern Airlines and fishing, and spends his summers in Maine. He Empire State Games (Masters Div.) lastJuly. Ed is working part-time for H &: R Block. He and has nine grandchildren and three great-grand­ Shea set two world records in the 200M back­ his wife have joined the Dallas North Town children. stroke at the U.s. National Masters Champion­ ship (75-79 age group) held this past summer. YMCA and really enjoy it. Dick Sell partici­ His times were 3:25.93 in the long course and pated in the Alumni Basketball Game and represented the Alumni Council at the Celebra­ 28 Ralph Piper had 3:27.82 in the short course. His perfonnance tion of the 100th Year of Basketball. back surgery and hopes to get back to his daily represented his ninth world record and twelfth tennis game soon. national record in Masters Swimming. Leonard Covello visited Bob Atkinson '39 in Chincoteague, VA. 50 Theodore Smith recently had his 24th grandchild born, he and Larry Handy do­ 29 his wife have 14 grandsons and 10 grand­ nated a copy of his wife's book of poetry River daughters. Don Spencer wrote to say "thanks as Metaphor, which includes some of his piC­ T 4 2 James Dryden is to all my classmates for letters, cards, and tures, to Springfield College's Babson library. still practicing physical therapy and he and his wife recently became great-grandparents for telephone calls concerning my award and con­ the first time. Jack Farquhar, National Sales cern for my wife's health." Dick Koch is enjoy­ ing retirement, his summers in Ohio and win­ Oscar Gunkier Manager for Pacific Forest-East, won a bronze 30 ters in Florida, and his volunteer work with completed a 47-year-old dream this past sum­ medal in badminton at the National Senior Cleveland SBA "SCORE" and the Cleveland mer when he finished construction of his 24 Sports Classic held at Syracuse Univ. last July. Playhouse Square Redcoats. Willard Gannett foot Scandanavian designed folkboat, the Bob Miller appeared on CBS-TV's "Prime Time is a Corporate Officer of Global Energy Net­ "Double 0." Rev. Ellwyn Nichols celebrated Pets" this past summer with his pet bluejay work International whose purpose is to edu­ his 50th anniversary of his ordination into the named Superbird. George Passey enjoyed a cate the public and create a universal electric priesthood this past November. visit and golf game withJames Tompkins '44- when James visited mutual friends in Alabama. energy network. Marshall Chambers retired inJune 1990 from the Lawrenceville, NJ, School. C. Gilbert Bullock has retired and is enjoying T32 Carl Siader, re­ motor home traveling all over the country. tired Professor Emeritus from the University of 43 Jim Uneberger Alwin Muller was elected to the New York Rhode Island, was inducted into the Rhode and his wife visited Japan where he was hon­ State Wrestling Hall of Fame. Robert Boissy Island Hall of Fame. Wally Streeter keeps ored at the Heisei Bowl for more than 30 years and his wife are proud grandparents to a sixth busy with Tugs-Etc., his business for jig saw of work with game officials in the American grandchild born March 1991. Rev. Walter puzzles, T-shirts, and custom and personalized Football League of Japan. Jim was also ejected Ryan is a Minister Emeritus at Lee United "tugs." into the Long Beach Century Club's Athletic Hall of Fame. Congregational Church. Ken Karrer and his wife enjoyed their IS-day trip to China where they contacted Anthony Ko G'64, who took 35 Francis Luoma is them to the Chinese University of Hong Kong now living in a residence for retired anny 44 Russell Robertson where they met Frank Fu G'73, and Mary officers and their wives in Colorado Springs. writes that he and Whitey GreenhalghJr. got together last summer for a good reunion and Lena Fung G'81. They attended the Regent also bumped into Mike Yager '70, who is now Hotel 90th Anniversary of the founding of the YMCA in Hong Kong. T37 Warren "Husty" an Orthopedic Surgical Assistant in Albany, Huston recently rescued three men from Cape NY. Robert Burford and his wife toured the Cod Canal while on Coast Guard Auxiliary Canadian Rockies via a vista dome train and DougParkerwrites PatroL E. Robert Gould enjoyed several meet­ celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary. 51 "that he finally succeeded in teaching Wally ings with Roland Lambert, Archie Allen, LaFountain '50, how to cook lobsters!" Louis Charles Vizard, and Paul Krayer. T 47 Staton Curtis (G) 'Bazzano has retired as Coordinator of Physical has retired after 26 years of service to Boston Education &: Athletics for the Hartford, CT, Public School System. Everett Heer retired last 38 Frank Vman is a University and was named Professor Emeritus summer from the Department of Anny at the fonner President of the Hampden County Bar and Dean Emeritus. He and his wife now live in Military Academy at West Point. Donald Association and Vice President of the Mass. Bar Kingston, NH and writes that visits by Spring­ u.s. Shellenberger represented the YMCA of the Association. He continues to practice Jaw in field College friends are always welcome. A. USA in Czechoslovakia working with a team Springfield, MA. H. Osgood Bennett and his Peter Lomaglio (G) was inducted into the from the European Community that sought to wife are great-grandparents of two. University of Hartford Athletic Hall of Fame in 1991. make an assessment of YMCA camp properties expropriated by the fonner government. He is also serving on a team that is involved in Frank Sente had 39 curriculum review for the American Camping a wonderful golf trip to Scotland where he

10 Association. Ruth (Lenkoski) Adams (G) Edward Kershaw, President of the NY Easter ager for Lysander Radisson lee Arena in has been elected to the Albuquerque, NM, City Seal Society, was awarded the Myrtle M. 6;[ Baldwinsville, NY. ArthurJones was honored Council and also manages rental properties for Tom B. Medders Award by the National Easter by having a donation given by the Black Men of Rubess Properties. Walter Sugalski and his Seal Society. Doris Fasanella-Cowan retired Greater Springfield to the Springfield Boys Club wife are proud great-grandparents to Sara. as Physical Education and Health Teacher for donated in his name. Robert Douglas was inducted into the Acadia the Lawrence, NJ, Township Schools. J. Ed­ University, Nova Scotia, Sports Hall of Fame. ward Young retired as Physical Education Teacher and Director of Physical Education at 61 William Jones is the Averill Park Central Schools, NY.Jack Van President of the Tim Daggett Gold Metal Gym T 52 After 37 years of Vliet, Counseling Psychologist for the Brockton, in Agawam, MA. R. John Haston is Vice coaching at Hewlett, NY, School DistrictJames MA, Veterans Administration Hospital, is also a President of the Lake Placid Rotary Club. AI Hart is enjoying his third year of retirement member of the Editorial Board and Columnist Keeling received the 1990 New York State and has built a retirement home in Battlement for the SCI Psycho-Social Process. Coaches Association Honor Award (softball), Mesa, CO. Harry Dotson was elected a mem­ was the 1991 Section IIConference 1ILeague C ber of the Stanton, CA, City Council. Abol Girls Basketball Coach of the Year and the 1991 Ziai, Chairman of the Substance Abuse Com­ T 57 After 35 years in PoughkeepSie Journal Girls Basketball Coach mittee of District 7041 Rotary International, education, special education, phYSical educa­ of the Year. One-time rival high school football had the Abol Ziai Residence for Youth dedi­ tion, and administration, Arthur Johansen coaches, Robert Pratt and Clifford Heinze, cated in his name at its opening last October. has retired to New Hampshire and Florida. have combined their East and West teams to Angus Reynolds' book, Selecting and Develop­ make one high school football team in ing Media for Instruction, was recently published Smithtown, NY. 53 Daniel Sawyer by Van Nostrand Reinhold. continues to enjoy retirement and has toured San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. T 62 Barry Stem is the Rowland PiersonJr. is a charter member of 58 Margaret (Cox) Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Depart­ the Jersey Shore Sports Hall of Fame. Herbert Land is a self employed Family Therapist and ment of Education, Office of Vocational 6;[ Brenner has retired as Lieutenant from the an Assistant Swim Coach at Lehigh University Administration Education, in Washington, DC. Winthrop, MA, Police Department. Isidore in Bethlehem, PA. Nancy Gary, M.D., Senior Carol (Gunkier) Johnson is an Official in the Battino was the Clemson University, SC, Medical Advisor to the Health Care Financing National Organization of Crew Racing, and is Cheerleading Coach for the 90-91 season. Administration for the U.5. Dept. of Health 6;[ the author of a manual on judging crew racing. Human Services, was recipient of the 1990 AlumnaeJi Achievement Award from the Medi­ 54 William Holden cal College of Penn. Henry Clay is Director of 63 Raymond Gilbert celebrated five years as a"heart transplant re­ Physical Education, Health, and Safety in the had a surprise visit from Tom Watt '42, when cipient this past July. Uoyd Vye is Mainte~ Springfield, MA, Public Schools. Tom stopped into Worcester Polytechnic Insti­ nance Manager at Circuit City Stores in Rich­ tute while viSiting family. Tom is enjoying mond, VA. Ted Hines Jr. received the Conn. retirement and the Florida lifestyle. Norton Governor's Fitness Award for Outstanding Ser­ 59 John Henderson, Phelps Jr. was named Sports Administration vice to State and Country. The sixth annual Executive Vice President for the American Can­ Coordinator by New Hampshire College and is reunion of the Middle Atlantic area alums was cer Society, was a guest speaker for the Cancer developing a Sports Management Major for the held at the Hershey, PA, Lodge and Convention Conference held in Beijing and was Resource Fall of 1992. Susan (Baker) Ruggeri, Kinder­ Center. Members and their spouses in atten­ Advisor to the International Cancer Union held garten Teacher at Falmouth, MA, Public Schools, dance included Dick Balzer, Mike Buchanan, in Geneva, Switzerland. Rod Roberts and his received her Masters of Education from lesley Dave Burdge, Roy Corbett, Dale Crossman, wife have just completed building their retire­ College specializing in curriculum and instruc­ Joe Fisher, Pete Haldeman, Buck Jones, ment home on Lake Pleasant, NY. Edward tion. W. Charles Bernard was featured in the Gene Wilk '55, Eunice (Ganung) Wiseman, MacDowell (G) has been the Greenwich, CT, July/August issue of Painting and Wallcovcring and Bud Vye. School System's Coordinator of PhYSical Edu­ Magazine which listed him in an elite group of cation and Athletics for the last 14 years. John historic preservation painters in the U.5. Cora MacKenzie, Soccer Coach at Western Illinois Lee (Kirby) Cain is an Administrator for the 55 Leroy GetchellJr., University, was selected as the Collegiate Del­ National Recreation 6;[ Park Association in IL. Executive Director of the National Institute for egate to the Board of Directors for the United R. Kirk Randall, Roland Cormier '69, and Fitness 6;[ Sport, was named one of the "10 State Soccer Federation. Gordon Fishero has Sam McLendon won the team championship Healthy American Fitness Leaders" in Indiana retired from teaching in the Duneland School (50+ age bracket) of the Alamo Alumni Run for 1991. Robert Bond has retired as Science System, IN. Broce O'Neill, Recreation Direc­ held in Boston last Nov. The run was sponsored Teacher from Hamilton, NY, Central School tor for the City of South Burlington, VT, for the by the Alamo Rental Cars and the $1,000 prize and plans on traveling, enjoying his grandchil­ last 20 years, was elected Chairman of New money was donated to the Springfield College dren, and doing long-awaited projects. Norman England Regional Council and Council of Af­ Vern Cox Fund. Lord (G) was inducted into the Virginia High filiated Presidents of the NRPA. School League Hall of Fame last October. 64 In addition to his 60 Robert Ouellette real estate appraisal business, William Mclean 56 Sonoma State is Deputy Director for Field Operations for the serves as Adjunct Faculty in the Education University's Athletic Director, Ken Flynn, has Maine Department of Labor. Robert Mandell Department of the University of New Hamp­ hosted the two-day North Coast SectionlReebok was appOinted Chairman of the Department of shire. Laurence Eckstein (G) is Public Assis­ Wrestling Championships for the last 11 sea­ Orthopedic Surgery by the Board of Directors tance Employment Counselor at the New York sons.Jane Kirk (G) has accepted the position at the Botsford General Hospital in Farmington City Dept. of Social Services and toured En­ of Deputy Director of the International Divi­ Hills, MI. William Bankhead (G) will be gland, Scotland, and Wales last August. sion of the YMCA of the USA in Chicago. Roger directing the 1993 World Winter Special Olym­ Frederick Ainslie is Marketing Programs Gates is President of Advantage Associates in pic Games taking place in Salzburg, Austria, Manager for Digital Equipment Corp. in Clinton, NY. Diane (DeSapio}januszewski where he and his wife Mary Ann (Kalisz) Marlboro, MA. Charles Christy retired from and her husband FrankJanuszewski '54 are Bankhead '61 will be living until April 1993. the USMC as Senior LogisticS Analyst for Atlan­ proud grandparents to five grandchildren. Wilma (Kilpatrick) Kristeller is Arena Man- tic Research Corp. in Quantico, VA. Sandra

11 (Yanco) Abrams is a Teaching Associate for and is head of a small food pantry in her church. Cape Kennedy Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa. California State University. Charles Bassos is Connie (Popper) Reichardt is a reporter for Patricia Stepanski, President of Career Man­ President of Advest Bank in Hartford. Equifax in Rocky Hill, CT. Michael Gamari is agement Consultants, has also staned the first a History Teacher and Athletic Director for business related arbitration and mediation firm Gilber School, CT. called Alternative Resolutions Associates. Ri­ 65 Wendy (Candy) chard Dickenson (G), Historical Research Fox, National Field Consultant for the YMCA Consultant, has been named the Staten Island's of USA, Penn., was the USA Representative to 68 David Morse re­ new borough historian. the International Study Group on "Women in ceived a Master's Degree in School Administra­ the Work Force," held in Hong Kong last tion from the University of New Hampshire in August. John McCarthy, Chief Executive Of­ December 1990. Bob Chrusz is Department T 72 Samuel Pizzi (G), ficer of The Retreat Hospital in Sunrise, FL, Head of Physical Education and Athletics at Psychotherapist, is on the Editorial Board of visited with David SiasandJeffZimmennann, Newton, MA, South High School. Thomas American Academy of Medical Hypnosis. who just returned from Desen Storm. James Dignam is a licensed PsycholOgist in the Child Bonnie Harlow is a Director of Child Develop­ Cameron Ill, Boys' Varsity Swim Coach at &: Youth Services for the Los Angeles, CA, ment Services (a statewide early intervention New Hanford Central School, NY, was Zone 1 Department of Mental Health. Cynthia program for children with special needs in Coach of the Yearnominee for 1989-91. Nancy (Peterson) Ensign is Associate Professor at Maine). She also writes that she'd "love to know (Whittemore) Granger (G) recently retired the University of Nonhern Iowa. Stephen what Felix Oleaga '73 is doing!" Audrey from Nonh Adams State College after a 31-year Hickman, a Veterinarian at Mellett Animal (Whiting) Craver and her husband Edgar career. James Goodwin recently became a Hospital, which celebrated its second anniver­ Craver '51 arrived in Poland with the u.s. grandfather to grandson Michael. Jeanne sary, was appOinted to the Board of Health for Peace Corps and are assigned to teach Ameri­ (Oshry) Ashworth visits with her old SC Canton, OH. Bill Dod is Assistant Principal, can English and culture to future Polish lead­ roommate Unda (Hom) McCarthy from time Athletic Director, and Varsity Baseball Coach at ers. Richard Ambrose was promoted to Asso­ to time. Michael West was elected Chairman Milford Area Senior High School in Nashua, ciate Professor of Early ChildhoodlElementary of the Board of Jobs for Bay State Graduates, NH. Education at Kent State University. Margaret Inc., a private nonprofit school-to-work and (Murray) Anderson is a. Health Teacher for drop-out prevention program in high schools. Half Hollow Hills School District, NY. Sally He continues to practice law in Boston, pre­ 69 Daniel Puru­ Maish is the Girl's Varsity Soccer Coach for dominantly in the personal injury area. The shotham (G) was elected Senior Vice Presi­ Lee, MA, High School, where her team won First Baptist Church of Westfield, MA, recog­ dent of the Eastern Region of the American their fifth consecutive league championship. nizedJanet (Zwergel) Winey for outstanding Compensation Association and is now a mem­ John Magnotta was awarded PE Director Lead­ leadership and effons in the Singles Ministry. ber of the National Board of Directors. Patrice ership Award for the Catskill zone of Nat Caliendo Jr. was appointed as the Tho­ (Patterson) LeClerc (G) received a Master of NYSAHPERD last fall. Marcia Dion is Plant mas Edison State, NJ, College's Vice President Ans from Duke University. Manager for David and Sons, a Sunmark Inc. for Public Affairs. Gordon Calkins is Director Company. of Physical Education at Virginia Military Insti­ tute in Lexington, VA. James Kirk Jr. com­ 70 Margaret (Tay­ pleted his Doctor of Ministry Degree last May. lor) Pearson (G), Senior Counselor &: Trans­ 73 Christopher John Gordon is a Training Officer for the fer Coordinator at SUNY/Cobleskill, is serving Walmsley has moved to Quebec where he will Army National Guard in Annville, PA. James as President of New York State Transfer Orga­ be studying French and would love to hear Bullock is Cross Country Coach at Francis nization.Jay Adams, Director of Guidance &1: from fellow '73 classmates. Robert Hingston Scott Key High School where his team finished Special Services Coordinator at Enosburg Falls is a Sales Representative at Goldsmiths Sport­ 2nd in the state of MD. Richard Hyde is High School, VT, keeps busy with his off-road ing Goods in Old Town, ME. At a recent dinner Director of Planned Giving at Lorain County mountain bike and travels during summers (he in Chicago, linda (Cruse) Moffat, Vice Presi­ Community College, in Elyria, OH. saw four alumni last summer). Tom Herget dent of the Nonheast Region for Turner Cable was appointed Athletic Director for the Milton, Network Sales, was honored by Dollars & Sense MA, Public Schools. Allan Sander, Coordina­ Magazine as an Outstanding Business Woman 66 While a guest of tor of PE for the University of Nonh FlOrida, in the media. Recent success of the Atlanta the NationalJewish War Vets, Edward Bastille recently completed the development of the Falcons profeSSional football team may be at­ Jr. visited with Persian Gulf troops and Patriot Dept. of Education's "Fit to Achieve"-an El­ tributed to their new Running Backs Coach, missile crews in Haifa. Gary Wilcox is Vice ementary School Cardiovascular Fitness Edu­ Ollie Wilson. Richard Sherman (G), a Cer­ President of Operations for Coco's Franchising cation Program. Barbara (Hood) Hegenbart tified Financial Planner for Anhur Calfee Insur­ Company Inc. in Irvine, CA. Robert McKie is an Administrator for East Hartford, CT, ance Agency in Falmouth, MA, was promoted received a Doctor of Ministry Degree from Family Resource Center. John Hegenbart is to Lieutenant Colonel in the Air National Guard Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and is in his Head Football Coach and Health &: PE Teacher and is the Public Affairs Officer for the lO2nd 15th year as Pastor of St. Paul's United Church in Wethersfield, CT. Margaret May recently Fighter Interceptor Wing in Otis Air National of Christ in Latrobe, PA. Judith (Hayden) ran in (and finished) the Washington Marine Guard Base. Marice (Cayton) Millen is a Gordon is a Medical Technologist at Central Corps Marathon. Nancy (Bosworth) Special Education Administrator for the Lenox, Pennsylvania Blood Bank and M.s. Hershey Mclaughlin is a Vocational Specialist for Good­ MA, Public Schools. Francis Snow received Medical Center. will Industries of Maine Inc. in Augusta. Lauren . his Master's Degree in Mathematics from George Zagoren was chosen as part of a group of 18 Mason University and is Head Manpower Ana­ clowns to clown in Russia, Poland, and Hun­ lyst for B Company at the U.S. Marine Corps T67 T. Dudley Davis gary. Tony DiCicco, President of Soccer Plus Headquarters in Washington, DC. Pamela is Principal of the Academy of the New Church Inc., is Assistant Coach for the World Cham­ (Viti) Moffo enjoyed having lunch with Nancy in Bryn Athyn, PA. Robert FancherJr. served pion U.s. Women's National Soccer Team. Darsch last summer in Rhode Island. Jack 4 months in Saudi Arabia with the Air National James Piscioneri (G) is Executive Director for Cohun is Head Varsity Football Coach at Guard during Desen Storm. Archie Freeman Omni Home Health Services in Bristol, CT. Windsor, VT, High School. Gary Green is Vice Jr. completed a one-week guided hike through President of Financial Development for the Yosemite National Park's High Sierra Camps YMCA of Greater Boston. Rev. Robert Hopkins last July. Gail (Sparrell) Pease is active in 71 Gary Shiffrin, was chosen by the readers of the North Penn teaching adult Girl Scout leaders how to have Assistant Principal at Brevard School System, Reporter as one of the top three clergymen in fun and be comfortable takingscouts camping, FL, recently finished a year as President of the that area and, together with his wife, adopted a

12 baby girl named Bethany. Steven Cervizzi is can Women and is a board member of the Assistant Baseball Coach at Eastern Conn. State 75 Paul Robertson is Family Counseling Center and the Youth De­ University where his team was the 1990 Divi­ a Captain in the U.S. Army Reserve and was on velopment Center,in Georgia. louise Berney sion III National Champions. Dennis St. Jean active duty in Operation Desert Storm. He was is an Investigator for the Coast Guard Marine was appointed Associate Director, Advanced stationed at the U.s. Military Academy at West Safety Office in New Orleans. Paul Nadeau, Development, Professional Development Divi­ Point and served as a Staff Nurse Anesthetist at PE Teacher for the Cumberland, RI, School sion, and Personnel Group for the Boy Scouts Keller Army Hospital. He was awarded the Dept., owns a sporting apparel and printing of America. Ken Tucker traveled to France to Army Achievement Medal, the Army Com­ business. Gary Reho, Head Coach of Sacred see 'Tour de France" last summer. Donald mendation Medal, and was personally con­ Heart University's football team, has taken on DePierro is Assistant Principle for Milwee gratulated by Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf. additional duties as Associate Director of Ath­ Middle School, FL Deborah Stone, Social Donna Dearborn had a great reunion with old letics. Mohammad Javed (G) is Assistant Worker, celebrated her tenth anniversary with roommates in Tucson and visited with Nancy Professor for the Department of PE at the the Mental Health Association in Albany, NY. "Killer" Stiller. Doris (Canterbury) Kritz, University of New Mexico. Theodore D'Aiessio Area Manager of Consumer Operations for earned his Ed.D. degree from New York Uni­ Southwestern Bell Telephone Co, received the verSity this past summer and writes "the only 74 MaribethAhearn "Senior Professional in Human Resources" cer­ person who needs to call me 'Doctor' is my is coaching field hockey and teaching PE at tification by Personnel Accreditation Institute. good friend Robert 'Pudge' Conlin '77." Carol Plymouth South High School and visited 20 of Lateer Amusa (G) has been promoted to full Goveia has been a certified Insurance Coun­ her team members at the SC field hockey camp Professor of PE at the University of Ibaden in selor for the last five years. Karin (Campbell) this past summer. Laura (Bohne) Fuller is Nigeria, West Africa. A special "thanks" to Albert is Coordinator for the Human Develop­ ranked third in Women's Tennis singles in the Richard Sanborn, M.D., from Vanessa ment Center of Pasco-Adolescent Residential state ofAlabama. Rosemarie (Fisher) Bonner (Copp) Wallace '85 for her prenatal care at Center in Florida. Kate (Underhill) Kerwin is is Principal of White Brook Middle School in the U.s. Naval Base in Okinawa. Richard Director of Development at the Montessori Easthampton, MA. As Head Varsity Boys &: Sprague is a Rotary International Paul Harris Children's House in Morristown, NJ. Beverly Girls Swimming Coach at Minnechaug Re­ Fellow. For the past two summers, Cindy Peters is a Recreation Therapist for the State of gional High School, MA, Patricia (Lynch) (Terp) Sheldon and her husband have run Conn. Peter EllisJr. saw Bob "Smitty" Smith McDiarmid had both teams win the Western Camp Canavas in Saranac Lake, NY. George '74 at the Atlanta Super Show, Jill (Paulus) Mass. Championship in 1991. Her two assis­ Neveil is in his sixth year of teaching carpentry Knight '77 and Gail (Strasser) Martin '77 at tants were Patricia Cascio '65, and Harold in the adult evening school and is a Carpenter an Oriole game, and keeps in touch with Miller '58. Mark Chrusz entered the 5th for the Gorski Construction Company in Norman Kosciusko '74, Billie Ondriska Annual Granite State 10K Road Race with Collegeville, PA. Kenneth Smith is a Social '74, and Sam Parker '74. Dennis Crandall. Dennis, who was using a Work Supervisor for the State of Conn. Depart­ wheelchair converted into a racing vehicle, got ment of Income Maintenance. Gail (Carter) his first opportunity to hperience the race Delia is owner of Westside Marketing in Santa T 77 Richard Bruno, firsthand, thanks to Mark. Nicholas Moffo is Monica, CA. Paul Nimchick, Assistant Profes­ Director of the Post-Polio Service at the Kessler a PE Teacher for the West Hartford, CT, Board sor at the University of Guam, was Athletic Institute for Rehabilitation in New Jersey, was of Education. Tom Gallagher is Regional Sales Trainer for Guam'sAll-Star Baseball Team which named to Who's Who and Achievers oj the Month Manager for Live Home Video in Van Nuys, participated in the 16th Asian Baseball T ouma­ for his research about the lasting effects of polio CA. Frederick Chase, Executive Director at ment held in Beijing, China. Jean (Chase) on the brain. He and his wife were on "Good Maplewood Family Branch YMCA of Greater Farnum placed ninth in the 1991 Rollerblade Morning America" talking about their work on Rochester, NY, won the Sibley Cup for exceed­ Series International In-Line Skate Champion­ the late effects of polio. Stephen Bloomfield ing campaign goals, and his Master's volleyball ships held in CA. She's a faculty member of the (G) is Director of Treatment Services at the team won the gold medal in the NY Empire PE Department at Phillips Exeter Academy, Multi-Service Health Center in Northampton, Games. Linda Opyr is English Chairperson for NH, where her girl's varSity swimming and MA. Roberta Crump-Burbank (G) is Assis­ Sewanhaka High School District in Floral Park, diving teams won the 1991 New England Prep tant Dean of Students at Brooks School in NY, and is currently enjoying administrative School Championships and her tennis team North Andover, MA. Warren Castellani is a courses taught at C.W. Post College by John placed second. Kim (Phillips) Clark, PE Sales Representative for Dolan &: Traynor in Owens '44. Deborah (Nault) Achilles, PE &: Teacher and Varsity Volleyball Coach for the Wayne, NJ. Michael Adelson (G), Adminis­ Health Instructor at Grafton Public Schools, Brewster, NY, School System, was recently trative Officer, was named the National Oce­ was appointed Substance Abuse Education named Volleyball Coach of the Year. Peggy anic &: Atmospheric Administrations Outstand­ Coordinator K-12. Christina (Hanlon) Williams, OwnerlManager of Positive Steps ing Volunteer Employee for 1991. Susan Wielgus is Head Women's Basketball Coach at Fitness Center, was recently certified by the Harrington is a PE Teacher, Academic Tutor, Fordham University in the Bronx. John ACSM as Health Fitness Instructor. Susan and Boys' Basketball Coach at the Put-In-Bay Matochik is a Research PsycholOgist for the Whelpley is Prop Run Coordinator at Hun­ School in Ohio. Janis Oohnson) Ingham, National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, tington Theater Company in Boston. Kathe Coach of the Stonington, CT, High School MD. Rebecca (Barr) Winward works in (Taylor) Cussen had a second annual reunion Field Hockey Team, won her 100th game in her Hampden, VT, School Department's Special on Columbia Lake, CT, with families of lynn lO-year coaching career with a record of 100- Ed-Preschool. Patricia (McIntyrne) Berrien (Burgess) Robinson, Ed and Diane (Deyoe) 39-16. recently relocated to Eugene, OR, and is a Shields, and Rick Maynard. Brian Crudden PhYSical Therapist for Sacred Heart General is a Teacher and Coach at Windham, CT, Hospital. William Noel Saunders was pro­ Public Schools, where his wrestling team was 78 Paula Fortier is moted to Marine Lt. Colonel during a cer­ state champions. Peter Levesque is President pursuing a Master of Arts degree in Applied emony where the insignia was pinned by Rob­ of Pioneer Environmental Inc. in East Psychology at Antioch New England Graduate ert Winglass '57, Dept. Chief of Staff, and Longmeadow, MA. School in Keene, NH, Marian (langston) Janet (Doleva) Saunders. He's serving with Heard (G) is President and Chief Professional Headquarters Battalion in Arlington, VA. Marit Officer of United Way of Massachusetts Bay. Henricksen, PETeacherat Tuxedo, NY, Union 76 Raymond Gallant, Nancy (Anderson) Brubaker is busy raising Free School, is President of the Tuxedo Teach­ President of Gallant &:Brock Insurance Agency, three children and doing volunteer work. Her ers Assoc., and also is Co-Director of school was elected to the Board of Directors for Inde­ current project is fundraising for a local el­ plays, teaches tap and ballet, traveled to Costa pendent Insurance Agents of Mass, and is Chair­ ementary school to enhance its music and Rica this past summer, and hiked in the jungles man of the Young Agents Committee. Jami cultural ans program. Janice (Alex) Stuart of Parque National Tortuguero. (Schwartz) Gaudet is in Who's Who in Amen- had a mini-reunion in Connecticut with Suzi

13 Oo~nson) Heit,joan (Baslow) Temple, and seashore with Barb (Burney) Torp-Pedersen Marian Heyman this past fall. Jane (Davis) '78, Donna (Oldenburg) Parent, Kathy T82 Dorothy Ryon is Kusek is in Sales for Discovery Toys in Ply­ Sweeney '78, linda (Thompson) Drowne, Health Club Supervisor at Trump Castle Hotel mouth, MA. Suzi Oohnson) Heit writes that linda (Ward) Douglas '78, Terry Rickard & Casino Resort in Atlantic City, NJ. john "she's alive and well in Ohio with her husband '78, Sue (Repsher) Clanet, Kay (Kreher) Thornton is Teacher and Coach for Matawan and three children, Rachael, Katherine, and Higgins '78, and Mary jane (D'Zurilla) Abeerden Board of Education in Nj. Matthew Michael. She sends her regards to the MASS. Rooney in attendance. Congdon, Director of the Glen Falls, NY, Youth Ave. gang." Mark Mathews is District Sales Center, was Volunteer of the Year, for the Tri­ Manager for Westvaco in Buffalo. Scott Baker, County United Way. Manager of Administrative and Employee Ser­ 80 Jacob Friedman vices at Xerox Corp, is the 1992 President of the is a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Department of National Employee Services & Recreation Biochemistry at Case Western Reserve Univer­ 83 Sally (Baird) Association. sity School of Medicine in Cleveland. Tom White works in Elementary PE at St. Stephens Collette recently opened his own Physical School in Kearny, Nj.James Mitchell is Presi­ Therapy Office and lives in Yalesville, CT, with dent for Athletes for Scholarships Inc. in Asbury 79 Diane Carey is a his wife Melissa and daughters Victoria Leigh Park, Nj. Simon Cofrancesco recently ac­ Protective Investigator for Palm Beach County, and Emily Christine. William De Maio is cepted a fellowship in Gastroenterology at Long FL. Carlton Pickron received his Ed.D. from Superintendent of Recreation for the City of Island College Hospital. Carol Lauzon is a UMASS in 1991 and is Associate Dean of New Britain, CT, and is in a 3-year term for faculty member in the Agricultural Biochemis­ Academic Affairs and Director of Academic American Parks & Recreation Society and a try Department at the University of Vermont, Advising for Westfield, MA, State College. Mary Board Member for the National Recreation & received her Ph.D. in 1991, and will be work­ (Costello) Colombo is a Physical Therapist Parks Association. Gail "Buffy" Maetozo, PE ing on a research project on the microbial for the Visiting Nurse Association in Mass. Instructor at Frostburg, MD, State University, control of the medfly. Brad Nichols is the Allyn Michalek is Director of Grand Slam recently had articles published in MAHPERD Physical/Membership Director for the Tennis Club in New York. Margaret (Boyd) and jOHPERD. Michael Viola is Senior Ac­ Downriver Family YMCA in Wyandothe, Ml. Schutrumpf (G) is a Sales Account Executive count Representative for the 3M Company in Deane Yesu is the Western Mass. Area Ac­ in the New England Region for the Credit Austin, TX. Patricia (Fecteau) Connolly is count Executive for Business Products in Bureau Inc. joel Dearing directed the eighth still teaching and coaching in New Hampshire Stratford, CT. annual Dearing Volleyball School at Roger and celebrated 11 years of marriage to Gene Williams College in Rhode Island in the middle Connolly '79. Mitchell Miszewski is Physi­ of Hurricane Bob! Thomas Consol is an Area cal Director for the Pittsfield, MA, YMCA. 84 Colleen (Moen) Sales Manager for AT&T American Transtech Naomi (Brody) Kaplan is a Learning Disabil­ Haas writes that Carolyn (Pasquale) Buchal in Morristown, NJ. Peggy Powers, Springfield ity Teacher and Consultant for the Hackensack, attended her wedding last May. Michael College Recreation Department faculty mem­ NJ, Medical Center Institute for Child Develop­ Smolens, Teacher/Coach for Great Neck Pub­ ber, wrote the recreation activities textbook ment. Kathy Weaver is a Government Rela­ lic Schools, was named Soccer Coach in the Activity Gourmet published by Venture Pub­ tions Specialist for Sematech, Inc. in Washing­ Eastern New York State Olympic Development lishing Co in State College, Penn. Teresa ton, DC. Ray Sirois is Training and Support Program. Sandra (Wilbur) O'Dell is Director (Saletnik) Mazik received her Master's de­ Manager for· Solutions Computer Center in ofJohnson & Wales University Cardiovascular gree from SC in Adaptive PE in 1990. Christo­ Harrison, ME. Fitness Center in Rhode IslandJefTrey Coelho, pher Winans is Assistant Principal at Pecan PE Instructor at the U.s. Military Academy at Grove Elementary School in the Fort Bend, TX, West Point is pursuing his Doctoral Degree in Independent School District. Paula Roberts, 81 Mark Cole, an In­ PE at Columbia University. Edward Zeigler, a Field Hockey Coach at Lincoln Academy in dustrial Engineering Supervisor for United Lieutenant in the u.s. Navy, is an instructor of Maine won her 100th game with a II-year Parcel Service in Lynnfield, MA, keeps busy Naval Science & Seamanship at the u.s. Naval record of 106-45-13. Melissa (Pratt) Howard with daughters, Meghan (4) and Caitlin (1), Academy. R. Doug Backlund started his fourth is living in Costa Rica until the summer of 1992 enjoys working around his new home and year as Head Men's and Women's Swimming and writes that "it's been a wonderful experi­ playing golf on the weekends. Holley Belch Coach at American University in Washington, ence and with her family, plans to travel through finished her Ph.D. in Higher Education Admin­ DC, where his teams have been the Colonial out the country." The Mass. Foreign Language istration and is Assistant Professor/Coordina­ Athletic Assoc. Conference Champions for the Association has chosen Kathleen Riordan as tor of the CSP Program at Southern Illinois last three years. He was named the CAA Coach the 1991 recipient of the Distinguished Service University. Phoebe Davis is Pastor of the of the Year for the last two years and received Award. Elizabeth (Favreau) Wuebbolt is a Reformed Church in Bronxville, NY. Richard his Masters Degree in Athletic Administration Physical Therapist at Health South Rehab. in Bryant is an Agent for the American National from Montclair State College. Robert and New Hampshire. Marie (Bernard) Miszewski Insurance Company in Conn. Margaret Reed, JoAnn (Davey G'83) Piehler are owners of is Vice President of the Pittsfield, MA, YMCA. a private practice Consultant, was elected to the the World Class Gymnastics Academy in Laurel (Greco) Vicidomino writes that "she Board of Directors PCA. Barbara (Granger) Latham, NY. Renee Dashnau-Papa is a self­ keeps in touch with Nancy Vitalone-Raccaro Herbert is Executive Director at the YMCA of employed Fitness Trainer. Alice (Corridan) '80, recently built a new home, and is looking Tacoma, WA. Eleanor (Silverio) Stone is O'Toole is in the Accounting & Indirect Lend­ forward to our next reunion." Dee (Davies) Manager of Parkwide Hsg Operations for TW ing Department of Heritage Bank for Savings. LaMay is on the Board of Management of the Recreational Services at Yellowstone National .Frank Tilli is President of Abide Inc. in Spring­ Warwick, RI, YMCA and Chairwoman of the Park. Barbara (Long) Kenslea is Co-Director field, MA. Tracy (Leete) Bohr is Account 1991 Annual Support Fundraising Campaign. of Athletics at Thayer Academy in Braintree, Manager for Frank B. Hall & Co. in Hartford Heather (Densmore) Halloran is Deputy MA. Debra (Carbone) Banker is Director of and had Linda Mattice '85 and Linda Executive Vice President of the American Heart Marketing & Admission Coordinator at Canoga (Trzaskos) Foster '85 as bridesmaids in her Association in Wallingford, CT. Alfred Hanmer Care Center in Canoga Park, CA. Alan Mihan, wedding in October. Elizabeth (Savulis) is enjoying his Sports Medicine and Orthope­ Head Varsity Baseball Coach at Champlain Carroll is a Research Associate for Tufts Health dic Surgery practice in Newton, MA. David Valley Union High School, received the Ver­ Plan in Waltham, MA. Suzanne (Katz) Galvin's new daughter,Jennifer, was welcomed mont Honor Award for PE in 1989 and a Merit Kinzler, Health and PE Teacher at Bryant, NY, home by her brothers Mike (1) and jack (4). Award from Eastern District Association of High School,. will be appearing in the Weight Eileen (Murray) Lantzas, Preschool Teacher HPERD in 1991. Paul Newton is Director for Watcher's "Easy Movin'" video series and en­ at Creative Learning Center, writes that a mini­ PE and Health, K-12, for Somers, CT, High joyed taping the "Beginners Work-Out" at the reunion was held last August at the New jersey School. Unitel Television Studio in Manhattan. Donna

14 Sirois-Logue graduated from Tufts University English in Spain. Ronald Albert is Behavior &: International Chiropractors Assoc. at Life Col­ School of Dental Medicine and after complet­ Academic Improvement Coordinator at Victor lege and a Clinic Representative for his class. ing a one year general practice residency, is a jr. High School New York and is the].V. Soccer Kevin Pezanowski is Lacrosse Coach at Ohio Dentist for Dental Health Group in Miami. and Basketball Coach. Mary Kay Wydra is State University in Columbus. William Associate Director of the Greater Springfield, MottolaJr. was awarded a graduate assistant­ MA, Convention &: Visitors Bureau. David ship at Vanderbuilt University, TN, and will be 85 Michael Pounds Joyce is National Sales Manager at TIF Instru­ working in the football program while pursu­ has been named Head Coach at SUNY/Cortland ments Inc. in Miami. Chris Woods was pro­ ing his master's degree. Kimberly (Wolcott) for the men's lacrosse team. Christine moted to Director of Personal Lines at Risk Joyce is a Service Coordinator at American (McCleery) Demers is a Registered Nurse at Management, an insurance agency in New Nursing Service in Miami and hadJill Wolcott Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, MA. Hampshire. Kimberly (Iannetle) Gruccio's '81, Heidi Wolcott '93, and Laura Fish '95 Ann (Guiney) Panetta writes that she loves Field Hockey team won the 1991 Cape Atlantic in her wedding party last September. Denise being home full-time with her one-year-old League Championship and she was named Morin is a Teacher at the Thornton Academy in daughter, Allison. Margaret Brown recently Coach of the Week for upsetting the #1 team. Saco, ME. Leslie Edmonds is a Fitness Spe­ completed her professional scuba certification Thomas Delahunt is Assistant Director of cialist at the Thoreau Club in Concord, MA. and is continuing to work on becoming an Admissions at Utica College. Usa Cecchini­ Robert Tregnaghi is working freelance in the instructor. Marianne Marra is still teaching LeBelle is Health Educator for the Norwich, video field. William Lane is a Sales Rep/ tap dance to her troupe, The Tap Dance Kids, CT, Board of Education. Lawrence Buchman Trainer for Medline Industries in Mundelein, and enjoys performing often. Patricia (Leahy) is currently attending New York Law School. IL. Patricia DiGiovanni is a Physical Thera­ Larsen, 4th Grade Teacher for Chesapeake, Jane (Boland) Forney is Director of Thera­ pist at Children's Specialized Hospital in VA, Public Schools, had Kee Kee Bailey, peutic Recreation for the Rehabilitation Hospi­ Mountainside, N]. Gregory Toczydlowski is Donna Kay, Karolyn (Welsh) Busconi, Leo tal of Western New England in Ludlow, MA. a Business Analyst for Travelers in Hartford. and Monica (Cantwell '86) Doran attend her Linda (Gravlin) Driessen (G) is a Rehabilita­ Carol (Cody) Brackoneski is a Counselor at wedding. tion Consultant and Placement Specialist for New Directions of North Central Conn. in Karr Rehabilitation Services in Albert Lea, MN. Enfield. Margaret (Clarke) Charron is Usa Bayuk is General Manager for Profes­ Aquatic Director at Hemlock Recreation Cen­ 86 Rob Lasorsa is sional Traffic Systems in Springfield, MA.Joan ter in Hebron, CT. Assistant Track Coach at Kent State University (Drake) Hancock is a doctoral student in in Ohio. Heather Cary is in her third year of School Psychology at Ale. Amy Blais is a graduate school in the psychology program at Senior Staff Therapist in Pediatrics for Rehab. SX)Dawn (Greifinger) UMASS-Boston and is beginning an internship Center of Greater Fairfield, CT. Mastoridis (G) is working as an Out-Patient in the Newton Public School System. Mehmet Therapist at a substance abuse agency in Ply­ Mizanoglu (G) has been accepted to the mouth, MA. Chris Mastoridis (G) is Head Antioch New England Graduate School in 88paula Miller, Pub­ Athletic Trainer at Norwood, MA, High School. Keene, NH, where he is pursuing a Doctor of lishing Representative at South-Western Pub­ Kim Bauer is an Adjunct Instructor of PE at Psychology degree in clinical psychology. lishing Co. in Ohio, has been windsurfing in Dean junior College in Mass. Susan Leschinski Jenifer (Bowers) Charette is a Securities Aruba as much as possible and her newest sport is a Physical Therapist at Gaylord Hospital in Trader for Phoenix Mutual in Enfield, CT. Lori is rollerblading. Amy Kissel writes that "she's Wallingford, CT. Scott Jones (G) is Head (Farnham) Pinard, Activity Coordinator of still alive ~nd happy in the concrete jungle." Men's and Women's Cross Country Coach at Adult Day Care for the Visiting Nurse Associa­ Brett Bishop is an Instructor and Assistant Assumption College in Worcester, MA. Mindy tion in Burlington, VT, recently purchased a Basketball Coach for Springfield College. Lisa Macdonald and Mary Jane Muhlbach are duplex and adopted a greyhound from the (Lucci) Woods received her license in social Physical Therapists at Kaplan Rehabilitation National Greyhound Association. Karen work and was promoted to Social Work Super­ Hospital in Salem, MA. Daniel Willson is a LaChapelle is a Certified Recreation Therapist visor at the New England Rehabilitation Physical Therapist atJohn Hopkins Hospital in for Rehab West in Ludlow, MA. Marc Childs Hospital's Ambulatory Care Center in Woburn, Baltimore.Jodie Ladderbush (G) was named is a pediatrician at the Mount Sinai Medical MA. Eric Jackson was appOinted to the Bush the NCAA Compliance Officer and Assistant Center in New York City. AdmiQ.istration as Special Assistant to the Ad­ Women's Basketball Coach at Assumption ministrator for the U.S. Environmental Protec­ College. Kerri Bell isa Physical Therapist at the tion Agency. Janice (Davenport) Russell is Children's Hospital in Boston. Nannette T 87Karen Lazeration Assistant Supervisor of the Histocompatability (Wright) Flinn is a Physical Therapist at Helen is a PhYSical Therapist and Clinical Coordina­ Lab at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Hayes Hospital. Tim Brown is a Reimburse­ tor of Education at Providence Hospital in Boston. She recently attended Adele mentAnalyst at the Hospital for Special Surgery Holyoke, MA.jeanne (Mozeleski) Maclnre's (Lazorchak) Morgan's wedding with Amy in New York. Christina Page, Teacher in the summertravels took herto the Mormon Temple (Watson) Campbell, Betsy Foltz, John Worcester, MA, Public Schools, received her in Washington, DC, and a camping trip to Cape Keenan, Michelle Buonpane, and Peter Master's Degree from Smith College in 1991. Cod. Matthew Sasso is a Sales Representative Scanlan. Kim Mackedon is a Child Care Michelle (Williamson) Rauchwarg (G) is a for Schering-Ploush Pharmaceuticals in Worker at Cardinal Cushing School &: Train­ Benefits Coordinator at D.]. Keating Construc­ Weymouth, MA. Michael Gebbia is Assistant ing Center in Hanover, MA. Paula (Fletcher) tion Company in Villanova, PA. Martin Football Coach for Hofstra University in Bishop is a Physical Therapist at The Return To Michaelman (G) was appOinted Director of Hempstead, NY. William Stampfl, Account Work Center in Hartford. Loriann Sbraccia Social Services for the Suffolk County Sheriffs Executive with Knowledge Systems Corp, NC, is a Health Teacher for the Adams-Cheshire Department House of Correction. vacationed in Bora Bora with Frank Browne Regional School District in Housatonic, MA. where they surfed, scuba dived, and spear J ames Charron is an Operating Room T echni­ fished. Frank speared a 26" barracuda and was cian for the W. Backus Hospital in NOrwich, 91 Daniel Tarara is praised as a hero by the natives. Thomas CT. Robert LaBriola Jr. is a Youth Counselor an Athletic Trainer at King's College in Wilkes­ Starke married Adele Saccavelli in November at Mt. St. john in Deep River, CT. Barre, PA. Julie Stein has received her NATA of 1988. Tom is a U.5. Army Executive Officer, Certification and isanAssistantAthletic Trainer and recently returned from a 5 1/2 month tour at Connecticut College in New London. Jen­ in Desert Storm. One of his proudest moments 89 Ross Rutkowski nifer Grant (G) is a Physical Therapist atJohn was meeting General Schwarzkopf. Adele, Tom, is a third year doctorate student at Life Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Shawn and their new daughter Michelle, live at Fort Chiropractic College, GA, where he met fellow Brennan is a Sports Information Director In­ Riley, KS.Julie Amelkin is currently teaching student Sean Reese '87. Ross is President of tern at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

15 Samantha Rathbun was appointed Associate John Flynn to Carole Clifford, Mary Jo Dunne to Gregory Toaydlowski Aquatics Director at the Madison, Nj, Area August 31,1991 '89, August 30, 1991 . YMCA. Amy Carvalho (G) is a Physical Thera­ David Quinn to Gina Barbieri, Lynn Davis to Shawn Herman '90, pist at New England Sinai Hospital in Boston. October 13, 1990 June 27, 1991 Karen Teeneyis Director of Human Resources for Butternut Basin in Great Barrington, MA. 1984 1989 Shari (Landry) Lyons is Vice President at Colleen Moen to Michael Haas, Cameron Paine to Megan Wilkinson, Easter Seals Society in Manchester, NH. May 18, 1991 August 10, 1991 Barry McNulty to Deborah Duggan, Kerry Wooten to Edwardo Ovalle '90, ... indicates reunion year October 22, 1989 October 5, 1991 Tracy Leete to Jacob Bohr, October 5,1991 Carolyn Grant to Tomas Ganley, Laurie Pelletier to Alan Doss, October 5, 1991 June 29, 1991 Julie Mitchell to Peter Gallagher, David Smith Jr. to Pamela Costabile, June 22, 1991 August 17, 1991 Donna Sirois to Michael Logue, 1990 june 29,1991 Chris Mastoridis (G) to Dawn Greifmger . MARRIAGES ' Charles Bonner to Kathleen McGrath, {G),]une 23, 1991 June 17, 1989 Karyn Holt to Lewis Caldwell, june 1991 Traci love to Patrick Gray, june 29,1990 1959 1985 Bruce O'Neill to Darlene Bates, Karolyn Welsh to Brian Busconi, 1991 September 27,1991 March 16, 1991 Tina Gove to Peter Kebalka, Eric Leith to Lynn Edwards, August 24,1991 1965 March 10, 1990 Guy Mitchell to Deanna Patten, Dale Winter to janet Morgan,june 2,1991 Patricia Leahy to Gregory Larsen, August 18, 1991 October 28, 1989 1966 MegynJohn to Will Lansing, Tracy Gibbons to Stephen johnston, june September 10, 1989 22, 1991 Robert O'Connell to Nancy Lowthian, September 22, 1990 1970 Jane Millspaugh to William Serues, 1986 April 20, 1991 Marc Childs to Randi Heiman, , BIRTHS August 26, 1990 Lauri Dunn to Kimball Putnam, 1975 June 23, 1990 1968 Robert Axtell to Robin Walker McColl, Susan Surner to Bruce Montague, A son, Drew, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert June 29, 1991 July 27, 1991 Nickerson, December 10, 1990 Gail Carter to Richard Delia, April 6, 1991 Donald Pallanck to Kristen Aijala, August 17, 1991 1969 1976 Patrick Shortt to Mary Stone '88, , A daughter, Kelsey Anne, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lavallee to Wendy Woodward, June 30, 1990 Robert Markiewicz, September 30,1991 April 13, 1991 1987 1970 1979 DavidJoyce to Kimberly Wolcott '89, A daughter, Ailynne, to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jay Partridge to Debra Hodgkin, September 7, 1991 Adams, December 11, 1990 October 5, 1991 Thomas Steinmuller to Christine Vroom, A daughter. Sarah Davis, to Mr. and Mrs. October 12, 1991 William Barges, December 20,1990 1980 Annmarie Vella to Robert jaworski, Bryon Smith to Kimberly Blaker, September 21, 1991 1972 August 17, 1991 Amy Graf to Tom Galullo, August 17, 1991 A son, Dylan Maxwell, to Mr. and Mrs. Karla Carey to Roger Desarro,july 9, 1989 David Peterson, May 23,1991 1981 Anthony Davis to Virginia Kithcan, Barbara Granger to Edward Herben, September 14, 1991 1973 November 9,1991 Brian Gombotz to Ann Rudewicz, A son, Jonathan William, to Mr. and Mrs. Diane Wolf to David Beaulieu, June 14, 1991 William Rosperich (Christine Perrault), July 27, 1991 October 1, 1991 Gino Mercadante to Judy Keeley, 1988 A son, Scott Prescott, to Mr. and Mrs. October 5,1991 Amy Barrer to Roben Schwab, Matthew Alexander, January 25,1989 Michael Paddock to Pamela Flags, December 8, 1990 A daughter, Abigail Jane, to Mr. and Mrs. October 12, 1991 John Flinn to Nannette Wright '90, Matthew Alexander, November 4,1991 june 15, 1991 A daughter, Shelby Elaine, to Mr. and Mrs. 1982 Ernest Arena to Maria Giagios, Kevin Howell (Frances Merzbach), Josephine DeGuglielmo to John September 29, 1991 November 18, 1991 McCafferty, October 28, 1990 Scott Senecal to Kimberly Gamage, September 7, 1991 1974 1983 Karen Gregorski to John Gallary, A daughter, Sarah Cummings, to Mr. and Jennie Vassallo to Richard Andrews, October 19, 1991 Mrs. Joseph KacevichJr.,]uly 31, 1991 July 12,1991 Lynn Catala to Kevin Keyes, june 2, 1990 A daughter,jillian Rita, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baumann to Elizabeth Peterson, James Charron to Margaret Clark '89, Robert McDiarmid (Patricia Lynch), August 10, 1991 May 11, 1991 February 5,1991

16 A son,jeffrey, to Mr. and Mrs. Bill La Michael Thompson (Karen Ketchen), A son, Michael Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs. Flamme (Meredith Rice), May 3,1991 October 14,1991 Daniel Evans (Kim Mercaldo), September A daughter, Heather Brynn, to Mr. and Mrs. A son, Christopher Daniel, to Mr. and Mrs. 27, 1991 Jeff Berryhill (Carol Bogossian), Timothy Simerly (Adele Belardino), March A daughter, Lyndsey jean, to Mr. and Mrs. May 3,1991 lO,1991 Charles Hewins Ooanne Egan), September A daughter, Rachel Lee, to Mr. and Mrs. A daughter, Jennifer Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. J. 10, 1991 David Pitz (Alice Hoveman), February 28, Robert Chauvaux (Rebecca Cook), May 21, A son, Evan William, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil 1991 1991 johnson, April 21, 1991 A son, David Pierre, to Mr. and Mrs. Pierre A daughter, Kara Michelle, to Mr. and Mrs. 1975 Clanet (Susan Repsher}, july 25,1991 Robert Moras (Kim Casagrande), October A son, Adam Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs. A son, RyanJames, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark 15, 1991 Thomas Barton (Deborah Preis), May 1, Smith (Donna Troccoli), August 6, 1991 A son, jamie, to Mr. and Mrs. james Rauh, 1991 A daughter, Danielle Leigh, to Mr. and Mrs. September 14, 1990 A son, jay Daniel, to Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Gregory Walker, April 9, 1991 A daughter, Erika, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polansky (Ronnie Byan) , june 14. 1991 A son, Scott Ferguson, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Laptas Oulie Belli), March 22, 1991 laMay (Dee Davies), June 4, 1991 A son, Samuel Stephen, to Mr. and Mrs. 1976 Stephen Miller, October 12, 1991 A daughter, Christina joan, to Mr. and Mrs. 1980 A daughter, Lauren Patricia, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ketley Ooan McCarthy), September A daughter, Meghan Kathleen, to Mr. and james Skesavage Ooan Imken), November 11, 1991 Mrs. Thomas Healy III 'B2 (Gail Fickett), 6, 1991 A daughter, Kara Lee, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul April 28, 1990 Peters (Beverly Carlson), july 25,1991 A son, Christopher Michael, to Mr. and Mrs. 1982 Michael Duprey, May I, 1991 A son, Joshua, to Mr. and Mrs. Todd Presson 1977 A daughter, Dana jean, to Mr. and Mrs. (Usa Beauregard), May 7, 1990 A daughter, Adrianna Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Neufeld, February 26, 1991 A son, Casey Flynn, to Mr. and Mrs. Sean Michael Fioretti (Cynthia Scuderi '76), A daughter, Meghan Elizabeth, to Mr. and Crowley Oodi Gerard 'B3}, September 23, February 5, 1991 Mrs. Daniel Beal (Cheryl Cercena), 1991 A daughter, Christina Lindsay, to Mr. and April 18,1991 Mrs. john Mentor,january 30,1991 A son, Demetrios, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 1983 A daughter, Allison Marguerite, to Mr. and Katsiaficas, January 8, 1989 A daughter, Ashley Duane, to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Davis, May 7, 1991 A son, john Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs. Dale O'Dell (Sandra Wilber '84), March A daughter, Julie Helen, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kleman (Mary Snee), 5, 1991 Peter Mesavage (Holly H~tz), April 28, December 20,1990 A son, Kevin Douglas, to Mr. and Mrs. C. 1991 . A daughter, Emily, to Mr. and Mrs. David Roger Moss Jr.,July 22, 1991 A son, James Edward, to Mr. and Mrs. Kaplan (Naomi Brody), May 7,1991 A daughter, Lauren Elizabeth, to Mr. and Edward Kelly (Patricia Beyer), A daughter, Kelly Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. David W.Johnson Oudithjiadosz), April 7, 1991 Mark Miller, October 15, 1991 August 16, 1991 Twins, Daniel Hayward &: jamie Marie, to A son, Christopher, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert A daughter, Ayla Falen, to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gotshall (Bonnie Miller (Karen Ashworth), Barry Gudelsky, June 27, 1991 Beyer), October 20, 1990 September 18, 1989 A son, Vassilios Gregory, to Mr. and Mrs. A son, Charlie, to Mr. and Mrs. George Evangelos Bletsos (Ellen Demos), 1978 Biddle (Susan Thompson), AprilS, 1991 November 28,1990 A daughter, Katheryne Augusta, to Mr. and A son, John Austen, to Mr. and Mrs. A daughter, Samantha joy, to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Fitzpatrick (Maurine Douglas Merriman, September 4, 1991 Jerry Dunmire (Usa Rising), May 13, 1991 Townsend), February 27,1990 A daughter, Emily Christine, to Mr. and Mrs. A son, Ryan Christopher, to Mr. and Mrs. A son, Trent Robert, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thomas Collette, january 3, 1989 William Limero (Karen Oakley), Larrabee, May IS, 1991 A son, Patrick, to Mr. and Mrs. john Rock, May 25,1991 A daughter, Abigail. to Mr. and Mrs. Kent February 3, 1991 A son, Benjamin Dana, to Mr. and Mrs. Brown Oill Bliss}, September 12, 1991 A son, Eric James, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dana Paul (Beatrice Adams 'B6), A daughter, Sierra Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. Viola, August 2, 1991 June 17, 1991 Douglas Day (G) (Lynn Perry 'B1), A daughter, Stephanie Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. October 23, 1991 1981 Robert Plachy, December 9,1990 A son, Samuel Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs. A daughter, Caitlin Alyssa, to Mr. and Mrs. A daughter, Meghan, to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tom Dalsimer (Diana Ferlauto 'BO), Mark Cole (Amy Greer 'B3),June 19, 1990 jansse~s,August24, 1989 March 4, 1991 A daughter, Rebecca Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. A daughter, Christina, to Mr. and Mrs. Scott A daughter, Ashley Barbara, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Irwin II (Wendy Zecher 'BO), Janssens,July 14,1991 Robert Graham (Tamara Needles '79), December 1, 1990 A daughter, Kelsey Sandra, to Mr. and Mrs. September 8, 1990 A daughter, Erica Magen, to Mr. and Mrs. james Abbott Oanet Behan 'B4), A son, john Hunt, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cliff Pincus (Holly Seirup) , July 8, 1991 September 2, 1990 Fiorentino (Denise Hunt}, july 28,1991 A son, Steven John, to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A son, Christopher George, to Mr. and Mrs. Gilfeather (Usa Plunkett 'B2), February George Nasuti, April 24, 1991 1979 16, 1991 A son, Matthew Richard, to Mr. and Mrs. A daughter, Apriljoy, to Mr. and Mrs. Earle A daughter, Kimberly Mae, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul DiCicco (Ann Whelan),July 20, 1991 Linder Ooanne Rotstein (G), April 9, 1991 Richard Vollkommer Oanet Miller), A son, Evan, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott A daughter. Mary Lee, to Mr. and Mrs. November 7, 1991 McLeod, March 19, 1990 Thomas Consol (Carol D'Alessio), May 7, Twin daughters,]amie &: jessie, to Mr. and A daughter, Lauren, to Mr. and Mrs. D. 1991 Mrs. Scott Patchett (Alice McGraw), Scott McLeod, April 16, 1991 A daughter. Victoria Alexis, to Mr. and Mrs. August 26, 1991 A daughter, Ashley Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson, February 21, 1991 A son, Benjamin james, to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cronin (Leanne Frink), May 30, A daughter, Anne Bamt, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fishjr., May 28,1991 1990 David Galvin, August 16, 1991 A son, Kyle Andrew, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark A daughter, Marris Leigh, to Mr. and Mrs. DiFranco, August 28, 1991

17 A son, John Frank, to Mr. and Mrs. Deane 1988 Albert Seferian, November 13, 1991 Yesu (Nancy Balicki '84),July 21,1990 A son, Eric Vincent]r., to Mr. and Mrs. Eric A son, Gary Daniel, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Minacci, August 16, 1990 1936 Palomba, February 26, 1991 A son, Drew Vaughn, to Mr. and Mrs. Todd Howard DeBaun, May 6,1991 Schwendenmann (Heidi Rist), November Halvor Merrill, November 18, 1991 1984 30, 1990 DanielJ. Wright Sr., September 25, 1991 A son, Harrison james, to Mr. and Mrs. A son, Shane Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs. Todd Stephen Hefde (G) (Lynn Cuddy '85), Waltsak (Rosemarie Wheeler '87), 1937 july 3,1991 September 28, 1991 H. Warren Edgerly, August 27,1991 A son, David]. III, to Mr. and Mrs. DavidJ. Fraboni II, December 15, 1990 1989 1943 A son, Matthew joseph, to Mr. and Mrs. A son, Colby Verge, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smyke Sr., October 3,1991 Tony Carroll (Elizabeth Savulis),]une 7, Matthew Houghton (Kara Forbes '90), }991 July 18,1991 1944 A son, Cory Mi.chael, to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Henry Koizumi, April 4, 1991 Briggs, June 17, 1991 1990 Florence Burati, August 24, 1991 A son, Graham Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs. A son, Patrick, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gray Glenn Matthews (Margaret Graham '85), (Traci Love), july 9,1991 1947 May 8,1991 james Williams, July 13, 1990 A son, Andrew Charles, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wittel (Kerry Bouchard), 1948 September 4, 1991 Harold E. Anderson, June 30,1991 A daughter, Cassandra, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cabral (Donna Cronin), August 6, 1950 1990 Margaret Noble, August 27, 1991 A daughter, Shanna Mary, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoefler Jr., August 7, 1991 Dale Wiggins (Amy VanDerzee), October 2, Rodney Hibner, October 17, 1991 1991 DEATHS A daughter, Lillinn Cecelia, to Mr. and Mrs. 1952 J. Troy Innella, September 16,1991 Edwina Fish, February 14, 1990 A daughter, Kaila Rose, to Mr. and Mrs. 1921 Bruce P. Hill, November 20,1990 Thomas Schulte, june 23, 1990 Edwin H. Zeigler, August 24,1991 Wendell Bartholomew, October 2,1991 A daughter, Lacey Jean, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wildeboer (Kiersten Wood '86), 1922 1953 February 7, 1991 Harry Quaas, july 2,1991 Arnold Lent, September 2,1991 1985 1923 1955 A daughter, Catherine Elaine, to Mr. and Percy J. Fuhr, October 19, 1991 Vivian (Sprung) De Voe, August 24,1991 Mrs. Robert Wallace (Vanessa Copp), Richard B. Simmons, December 14,1991 October 4, 1991 1956 A daughter, Rachael Elizabeth, to Mr. and 1924 Donald Flebotte,july 1, 1991 Mrs. David Desmond, july 21,1991 james Edwin Bullock, November 14,1991 William E. Williamson, August 26,1991 A son, Kyle jacob, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bienia (Elizabeth Neuberger), April 24, 1927 1957 1991 Roy Schwartz, November 27,1991 William Bowler (G), February 1991 A daughter, Lindsay Christine, to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Crimmins (Lauren 1928 1958 Castleman), March 11, 1990 James A. Straton,January 29,1991 Kenneth Cedergren, September 16, 1991 A son, Arnold, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arnold Andradc (leslie Agresti), 1929 1959 October 2, 1990 Abram Herr, Summer, 1991 Alexander Prew (G), july 6,1991 Walter lake, August 21, 1991 1986 Nicholas Zebergs, October 11,1991 1960 A son, Aaron Paul, to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Paul Hartman, September 18,1991 Kenneth Meyer, May 8, 1991 Charette Oenifer Bowers), june 8,1991 1931 1963 1987 John Hall, August 13,1991 Richard Kasso (G), May 17, 1991 A daughter, Michelle, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker,july 29. 1991 Thomas Starke,June 12, 1991 Hector Stewart, October 2,1991 1964 Herman Kufs, December 28,1991 A daughter, Brittany Elise, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Poor (G), March 26,1991 Gerard LeBelle (Lisa Cecchini), December Charles Kelley, January 10, 1992 12,1989 1967 A daughter, Ashley Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. 1932 Howard Baldwin, April 14, 1990 Gcrard LcBcllc (Lisa Cecchini), January 16, Vaughn Mackey, August 16,1991 George Seewagen, December 27,1990 1991 1979 A son, Daniel Steven, to Mr. and Mrs. Stcvcn John A. Torella, September 7,1991 Stupienski (Stephanie Finster), Novembcr 1933 Lyle Welser, August 27,1991 13, 1991 1983 A son, Sean David, to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stevenj. Ross,July 10, 1991 Woods (Lisa Lucci '88), April 1, 1991 1934 A son, Patrick Hugh, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robert H. Baker, July 1, 1991 1986 Lennon Gean Morrison), june 10, 1991 Harry Kyle, October 11, 1990 Mark Akerblom, September 14,1991

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