THE CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART MAGAZINE

VOL. 21, NO. 4 FALL, 1988

IN THIS ISSUE Introducing Roger DesRosiers 3 Bidding Farewell to Joe McCullough 6 Around The Institute: Class of '38 Reunites 10 Schreckengost/Bates Winners 10 FHonor Roll of Donors, 1987-88 Insert Faculty & Staff Notes 12 Alumni Notes 13 Obituaries 18

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Roger DesRosiers (deeROHzhur) became the seventh president of the Cleveland Institute of Art on September 1, 1988. CIA Enters the DesRosiers Era

by Paul Nickels Roger DesRosiers, a painter, print- was the unanimous choice of a Search maker, and art educator who most re• Committee that included trustees, cently served as dean of the School of alumni, and faculty. Fine Arts at Washington University in St. In announcing the choice of DesRo• Louis, is the seventh president of the siers, Institute Board Chairman Harvey Cleveland Institute of Art. His selection, C. Oppmann noted that "the Search announced by the Institute late in July, Committee performed admirably in ad• capped a national search that produced dressing a very demanding task. I am over 50 applicants, from which a dozen very pleased with the choice we have were culled and brought to the Institute made, and am certain that Mr. DesRo• for extensive interviews. DesRosiers siers will capably usher the Institute into a new era."

3 Bidding a Fond Farewell to Joseph McCullough by Paul Nickels

Joe McCullough is now retired, but if the outpouring of emotion, nostalgia, and good will exhibited at the several "goodbye" events held in his honor over the past few months is any indica• tion, he won't soon be forgotten. McCullough, who took a sabbatical of some 36 years from his career as a painter to manage the affairs of the Cleveland Institute of Art, is now back in the studio, but before he left, he was honored and feted by, on separate occa• sions, faculty, staff, alumni, trustees, ad• visory board members, and friends of the school he had guided so success• fully. Capping the honors was a presenta• tion made by Board Chairman Harvey G. Oppmann at his home during the course of retirement party number one, held at Oppmann's house on June 10 and attended by various faculty, staff, trustees, and friends. Midway through the party, Oppmann assembled those on hand under a tent in his yard and an• nounced that from that day forward, by action of the Board of Trustees, the Insti• tute's Factory building would have a name—the Joseph McCullough Center for the Visual Arts. It was a fitting tribute to a man whose vision for the future of the school caused the Factory—The McCullough Center, rather—to become reality. The announcement brought gasps of pleasure and surprise from the assem• blage, and after a few moments of shock, a humble approval from Joseph McCullough. Following the Oppmann party, on July 6, a private birthday party was held for McCullough at the Institute that in• cluded all staff members. He was pre• sented with a Mondrian-styled cake and a photo of the entire staff gathered on the steps of the sculpture garden at the East Boulevard building. A final event—an alumni party to which all graduates of the school were invited—was held on August 18 and drew alumni from as far away as Florida Autographing copies of the Institute's centennial history at the Alumni farewell party. and North Carolina. More than 200 were on hand and the evening ended with a ever-present sense of humor. At a bash speech delivered by Harvey Oppmann release of balloons into the fading eve• held at American Greetings that in• at the June 10 party: ning light. cluded the firm's chairman, Irving I. McCullough, visibly moved on occa• Stone, and some of the forty-plus AG REMARKS OF sion by the heartfelt sentiments ex• employees who are Institute graduates, HARVEY G. OPPMANN pressed by members of all the Insti• he quipped that he was ready to "move Upon the Retirement of tute's constituencies, handled the from Who's Who to 'who's he?'" JOSEPH MCCULLOUGH affairs with dignity and aplomb, and his Following are excerpts from the June, 1988 6 Let me begin by stating the obvious: Joe McCullough can retire but he can't leave. This quiet-spoken gentleman is as much a part of us as the Institute's name. Think about it: In the 106 years of the Cleveland Institute of Art, no Direc• tor has served as long as Joe has—33 years. Joe McCullough broke ground for the East Boulevard building when we moved from our old Juniper Road build• ing. And he broke ground over a quar• ter century later when we rebuilt the stunning Eactory. Joe McCullough's name is on more Cleveland Institute of Art diplomas than that of all of our other directors com• bined. It is the Cleveland Institute of Art of Joe McCullough—his reasoned, good natured determination, his vision of the vital place of the arts in culture and in• dustry—that thousands of graduates carry throughout their careers and throughout the world. Above, cutting birthday cake at a staff party; below, with wife Elizabeth and friends at the It is Joe McCullough who gained Oppmann party. . Cleveland Institute of Art accreditation, by expanding our curriculum to in• clude more academic study. Itwasjoe McCullough who more than doubled the student body, from 235 stu• dents a year to over 500. It was Joe McCullough who launched our international programs first in Ea- coste in the south of Erance in 1980, and later programs in Elorence, Barcelona, and Osaka, Japan. Itwas under Joe McCullough's leader• ship that endowment funds increased from $1.2 million to over $12 million. And he launched the Institute's suc• cessful—and unprecedented—$8 mil• lion campaign during our centennial in 1982. But there is another way which Joe is so much of the soul of this institute. Since its founding in 1882, this art school has played an unusual role in this industrial city. Before there was an Art Museum, there was only the Art School—as the Institute of Art was then known—to sustain and nurture the fine arts. It is not far wrong to say that this school taught a hustling, burly city, which relished its industrial prowess, about the joys of the arts. At the least, the founders and first leaders of what was originally called the Western Reserve School of Design for Women provided a sanctuary where the arts could thrive. This school reflects Cleveland. Its fine arts curriculum mirrors the city's enthu• siasm and love for each of the fine arts- painting, sculpture, metal working, ceramics, jewelry and glass blowing. As important, the Institute of Art's program in applied arts and industrial design is the complement to Cleve• land's business and industry.

7 By training craftsmen in wood, metal, clay, plaster, glass and fiber, the Institute of Art has been a partner with Cleve• land, providing the talented men and women who have nurtured its business and industry. And, as much as the Institute of Art mirrors Cleveland, Joe McCullough em• bodies this same pairing of the artistic and the applied. He is a painter of national stature. His works are in the collections of the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Dayton Art Institute and Syracuse University, among other public and private collec• tions. His paintings have been exhibited across the country—from New York, to Delaware to Pennsylvania, Ohio and In• diana to Kansas and California. He has been honored and feted and applauded ever since he graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 1948. For most of those years, we too basked in the reflected glow of his stature. And, as an educator and administra• tor, he has strengthened this school in its mission immeasurably—from the broadened course curriculum, to its core academic subjects to the doubling in space we now have at the Factory. I would be remiss if I did not express appreciation for all of the outstanding and supportive efforts Elizabeth McCul• Above, Board Chairman Oppmann announces the McCullough Center; below, Joe's first peek. lough has so generously and willingly given. Whether it was hostessing trustee functions, attending numerous faculty and student art shows, visiting foreign schools, or poaching a seem• ingly unending supply of Joe's salmons, that so many of us have been fortunate to savor, Elizabeth has always been there when the Institute needed her. It's important to remember that while Elizabeth was doing so much for us, she was also raising a family and pursuing her own career as an educator. She has taught for thirty-six years, the past twenty-five as a distinguished member of the faculty at Hawken School. On a wall near where Elizabeth teaches fifth grade hangs the school motto and it reads: "That each generation introduce its successor to a higher plane of life." Between themselves as a couple, the McCullough's have given over seventy years to educating this city's young men and women. Elizabeth and Joe have made their own individual sacrifices so that each class and each generation would be able to reach that higher plane. Elizabeth, we thank you for all of the support and love you have given. And now it is our turn to honor Joe McCullough. But how do you honor this singular man, this artist, teacher and builder? How do we honor him in ways his name and contributions shall be with us al• ways? Hobnobbingwilh the other painters: Above, with Richard Anuszkiewicz '53 at his Distinguished Alumnus exhibition opening on the final day of his presidency; below, with Joseph O'Sickey '40. Two weeks ago, at the graduation of the Class of 1988, the first winner of the Joseph McCullough scholarship in ex• cellence in the undergraduate field of painting was awarded. It is a permanent scholarship which will stand in perpetu• ity as a memorial to Joe's excellent vi• sion for the Institute. Joe, there really is no adequate way to thank you. But maybe we can give you and future generations of Institute of Art students some sense of what you've done for us. Joe, it gives me and the board of trust• ees of the Cleveland Institute of Art great pleasure to announce this evening that the Factory is longer the Factory. Henceforth it will carry your name— The Joseph McCullough Center For The Visual Arts, of the Cleveland Institute of Art.

Thank you, Joe. We wish you all the best in the next phase of what will con• tinue to be an active career. You may be doing more painting, flyfishing and bird watching, but no matter what you do, you'll still be with us.

9 Richard Anuszkiewicz '53 returned to the Institute this fall as the 1988 Distinguished Alumnus. He is shown above with two of his newest works.

Class of 1938 Returns three-day event for the group. Joining And The Winners Are... them were Howard Summers, Fred To Celebrate 50 Years Vollman, Ruth Creighton Campbell, Alumni response to the 1987-88 Remember...the Cleveland Institute John Spofford, Fois Ober Miller, San- Alumni Annual Fund was especially of Art, then the Cleveland School of Art, ford Wallack, John Benninger, Matthew gratifying this year. Most exceptional, from its beginning until the late 1950s, Daniel, Anna Jean Chopp King, Furabel perhaps, was the enthusiasm generated had very active fraternities, with all of Long Colburn, Anthony Fterovich, by the possibility of owning an original the regular fraternity activities such as Hugo DiZinno, Ruth Dunlap Yoshiwaza, Kenneth Bates enamel or a Viktor rush week, hell night and the like? Ted Gorka, Wadsworth Hine, Josephine Schreckengost watercolor. All donors to Remember...Henry Hunt Clark, Di• Canning McCorkle, Constance LaReau the Fund at the $100 or more level had rector of the Cleveland School of Art, Bourdon, Alice Lauffer Lawrence, and the opportunity to do just that. Both purchased uniforms for the basketball Anna Baker Body. Viktor and Kenneth came to the Insti• team that represented the school dur• Dining, talking, touring, storytelling, tute to draw the names of the lucky win• ing the 1930s. and celebrating 50 years of hard work, ners, and they are: Donald O'Leary '59 Remember...you could earn a "let• many successes, some disappoint• of Indiana, now the proud owner of the ter" in sports at the Cleveland School of ments, and much happiness were the Schreckengost watercolor; and Robert Art—a large blue "A" to enhance a white order of the weekend. The highlights in• O'Neil '55, who takes home the Bates sweater with blue striping on the cluded a tour of the Joseph McCullough enamel. Both men, when contacted, sleeves. Center for the Visual Arts (the former were overwhelmed by their good for• These general facts, along with many Ford Factory); luncheon with two Art In• tune! personal anecdotes, came to the Insti• stitute favorites, Kenneth Bates and Vik• As of this writing, they are hoping to tute this past June when twenty-two tor Schreckengost, and the Saturday attend the Alumni party for Joe McCul• members of the Class of 1938 returned evening banquet. It is clear from their lough and personally escort their trea• to celebrate the 50th anniversary of biographies and their thank you notes sures home. We are most grateful to Mr. their graduation from the Art School! that the years spent at the Institute are Bates and Mr. Schreckengost for their The planning committee—local mem• years that are treasured and remem• generosity. They have given together bers of the class, Lucille Shaw Stuart, bered fondly and clearly! over 100 years of time, talent, interest, Rosalyne Cenen Safier, Jim Modarelli, NOTE: Reunion photos appear on care, concern, and love to the Cleveland and Charles Sallee, along with the page 11 at the conclusion of the Honor Institute of Art. All Alumni thank them alumni office, put together a special Roll of Donors insert. for their many contributions.

10 THE CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART LIBRARY DONORS LIST FRIENDS AND ALUMNI OF THE INSTITUTE 1987-198ALUMNI FUND AND MEMORIAL GIFT8S

Dear Friends and Alumni, I have most excellent news to share with you regarding the 1987-88 Annual Giving Program at the Cleveland Institute of Art. It begins with the fact that this year's report runs twelve pages in length, rather than the traditional eight! Not only is the total annual fund for the period ending June 30, 1988 above the million-dollar mark at $1,024,444, but the increase was spearheaded by a whopping 288 percent increase in Alumni contributions, with a corresponding rise of 135 percent in the number of Alumni contributors. This increase is due in large part to the fine work of Joan Nickerson Budai '62, who volunteered to chair the Alumni Fund Committee and served as its leader for our first Alumni Phon-A-Thon. Congratulations to her and to all those who served the com• mittee. You can be very proud of what you have done. Additionally, I want to extend sincere thanks and appreciation to those corpora• tions, foundations, and friends of the Institute whose names appear on these pages. As the Institute enters a new era under the leadership of its seventh president, Roger I. DesRosiers, it is good to know that we continue to have your confidence. Sincerely,

Harvey G. Oppmann Chairman, Board of Trustees FRIENDS OF Sponsors THE INSTITUTE $500-$999 BY GIFT Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Brentlinger CLASSIFICATION Miss Helen E. Brown Mr. Corning Chisholm Mrs. Joseph C. Coakley Benefactors Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Cole $2,500 + Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Evans Mrs. Pamela H. Firman The Brewer-Carrett Co. Mr. Joseph C. Glasgow, Jr. Cleveland Institue of Art Women's Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cunton Commitee Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Harding, III Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Douthit Dr. and Mrs. Sibley W. Hoobler Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Healey Mr. and Mrs. George D. Kirkham Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Holmes Dr. Theodore Klitzke Mr. and Mrs. James D. Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Dennis LaBarre Mr. and Mrs. Myron Krotlnger Victor C. Laughlin, M.D., Memorial The Murch Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Oppmann Mr. Peter B. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Tullls Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mock The S.K. Wellman Foundation Mrs. James J. Rorimer Mr. Jack T. 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Ingley Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weisberg Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Walzer Mrs. Lois L. Janner Mrs. Helen G. Wiese Dr. and Mrs. Carter C. T. Wang Mrs. Louise L. Jansen Ms. Kay S. Wolf Dr. and Mrs. William C. Weir Mr. William Martin Jean Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Weston Mrs. F. T. Jeffery Mr. Edward F. Worthington Miss Marjorie Whitcomb Mrs. Phyllis D. Jones Mrs. Janet Yost Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. White, Jr. Mrs. Helen Kangesser Mrs. Richard Ziesing Mrs. Alfred L.W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. H. Arthur Zimmerman Mrs. John W. Kelly Mrs. Roger A. Zucker Mrs. Arthur J. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kippen Dorothy Rutka Porter '29 MEMORIAL GIFTS Mrs. W. Raymond Barney Playhouse Gallery Mr. and Mrs. H. Burnham Allport in memory of Lillian Wilkens '27 Paul Riba '36 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Badal in memory Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Weil of Kay Chilcote Joyce Seid '77 Mr. Edmund Brucker '34 in memory of Ms. Virginia Jacobs Marcelline Spencer Brucker Ms. Eva K. Fisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fallon in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Seid Thomas Paisley Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wengel Mrs. Harriet S. Hetman '34 in memory of Harry H. Hetman '34 Daniel F. Straffon Mrs. Katherine Gruener Lange '33 in Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Straffon memory of Lee Lange Rann Wenda von Weise Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lindseth in memory Ms. Bonnie B. Dumlao '63 of Mrs. Robert (Marjorie) Morris Mr. and Mrs. George A. Fowlkes Ms. Miriam Naida Polster '31 in memory Mr. and Mrs. W. Griffin King, Jr. of Pearl Benjamin Ms. Donna vanDijk '78 Mr. Melvin S. Rubin In memory of joe Mr. Charles W. von Weise Neuman Mary Lynn Horth '82 The Joseph J. Salva Family in memory of Ms. Frances Alt Mark A. Salva '84 Mr. Christopher Greer Axelrod Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sheinbart in Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bell, Jr. memory of Susan LIpman Ms. Elizabeth BIggar Mrs. Albert G. Sobo in memory of Albert Mr. and Mrs. James BIggar Sobo '49 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Conrad Mrs. T. L. Thurber In memory of Marion Mr. and Mrs. William Conway Bryson Mr. Theodore Farinacci and Ms. Marilyn Farinacci '82 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Ferguson Ms. Martha L. Fulton MEMORIAL FUNDS Mr. and Mrs. John Cherlen Mr. Alexander Ginn P.S. and WE. Gunton Contributions were made from July 1, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mylan Harvey 1987- June 30, 1988, to the Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hassett following established memorial funds; Kenneth W. Horth Vonna Hicks Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huffaker Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Laskey Toby R. Eleff and Michael Eleff, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lafave Ms. Florence C. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Little Ms. Doris M. Williams Ms. Nancy B. McCormack jerome Aidlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McCreery Mrs. Myrna L. Aidlin Mr. and Mrs. Dale T. Musselmann Mrs. Samuel S. Aidlin National City Bank/Solon Office Mr. James Mazurkiewicz '67 Mrs. Robert Oswald Mark Sudduth '83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeiffer Blanche Vanis '58 Ms. Karen Horth Powers and The Horth Mr. Alan D. Wright Family of Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pugsley Helen Townsend Black 18 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Richardson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Flanders Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sawyer Gara Graham Mr. and Mrs. Weden O. Spence John D. and Marilyn May Dr. and Mrs. William Squires Paul and Mollie McKisson Ms. Alexandra R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Lauritis Nilsen Mr. Alexander S. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Lorin C. Pim Mr. W. Hayden Thompson Ms. Jean C. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace Mr. Waring G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Wilson Ms. Lilian St. John Ms. Mary Wilson Floyd Chaney '30 Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Wynne Mr. and Mrs. John Young Mrs. Elizabeth F. Chaney Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ziegler George Miller Mr. Gerald D. Facciani and Ms. Andrea M. Facciani Mrs. Bernardine Silberman Paul Callo GIFTS IN KIND Mr. Norman C. Treadon American Greetings Ralph Marshall Peter Bramhall '70 Ms. Myrna Tatar '62 Harshaw Filtrol Mr. J. Hoffman Marsh & McLennan, Inc. ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP Multlcraft, Inc. Noble Photo and Art Supply Company FUNDS NORTHERN OHIO LIVE American Greetings Pentagon Gallery BP America Rubbermaid Incorporated Roberta Holden Bole Scholarship Fund Schaefer Printing Company Cleveland Art Association The Wood Trader The Cleveland Foundation Caroline E. Colt Fund Scholarship Isaac C. Goff Fund Cleveland Society of Poles SPECIAL RESTRICTED George W. Codrington Charitable GIFTS Foundation Ford Motor Company The Harry K. Fox and Emma R. Fox American Creet/'ngs-Departmental Charitable Foundation support/Career Planning and General Motors Corporation Placement Gilpin Scholarships/Karamu House Ms. Elizabeth Breckenridge—Support of The Hankins Foundation the Sheila Bills Retirement Fund The John Huntington Fund for Education The Brown Foundation—Support of The Laub Foundation Lacoste Program The Lubrizol Foundation Ms. Sharon DiVe//—Support of the Sheila Grace Harmon Mather Scholarship Fund Bills Retirement Fund Georgia Norton Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Doering—\n Ohio Bell support of a student Ms. Wanda Pizzini Ms. Helen W. Drutt—Contribution to Horace Potter Scholarship Fund jewelry exhibition held at the Ranney Scholarship Fund Cleveland Institute of Art Reliance Electric Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Ferrer—\n Thomas H. White Chariable Trust support of a student project Ford Motor Company—Departmental support/Industrial Design General Motors Foundation— Departmental support/Industrial ENDOWED Design Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Cibson—\n SCHOLARSHIPS support of a student project Mr. John L. Goldman—Support of the The following is a partial listing of the Cleveland Cinematheque permanent scholarship funds established The George Gund Foundation—Support at the Institute over the past fifty years: of the Cleveland Cinematheque Jerome Aidlin Memorial Fund Mary W. Harriman Foundation—Support George G. Adomeit Memorial of Lacoste Program Scholarship Fund Ms. Hon-Mei Ishida—Support of the Baldanza Fund Sheila Bills Retirement Fund Pauline Graver Biskind Fund Mr. Lloyd D. Hunter—Support of the Eastman-Bolton Scholarship Fund Cleveland Cinematheque Clara Rust Brigham Scholarship Fund Martha Holden Jennings Foundation- Dorothy F. Buscher Scholarship Fund Support for the Cuyahoga Regional Bernice and David F. Davis Tuition Fund Scholastic Art Exhibition Mrs. Nancy H. Dunn Memorial Fund Kulas Foundation—Student Season Ticket GAR Foundation Fund Fund in the Musical Arts Gallery Group Scholarship Fund Mrs. Elmer Linc/seth—Furnishings for the Paul B. Gallo Memorial Scholarship Fund faculty lounge/Factory Greysmith Fund Mr. James A. Nelson—Support of the Agnes Gund Traveling Scholarship Fund Cleveland Cinematheque George Gund Fund Ohio Arts Council—Support of the Dorothea Wright Hamilton Fund Cleveland Cinematheque Albert S. Ingalls, Jr. Memorial Fund Ms. Mary K. Perelman—Support of the Pauline K. Junke Fund Sheila Bills Retirement Fund Frances Kaufman Scholarship Fund Progressive Companies—Support of Frances W. & H. Jack Lang Scholarship Lacoste Program Fund Rubbermaid /ncorporated—Departmental William Mathewson Mllliken Scholarship support/Industrial Design Fund Mr. Morris S. Stone and Ms. Maxeen Charles Mosgo Fund Stone '76—Departmental support/ Alfred H. Narwold Memorial Scholarship Photography Fund Stop-N-Sbop Super Markets—Support of Erwin J. Pauli Memorial Scholarship Fund the Cleveland Cinematheque Helen Greene Perry Traveling Scholarship Fund Joyce Seid Memorial Fund Scholarship Maxus Energy Corporation Dorothy Rutka Porter Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Holmes Mira Creenough Robison Scholarship Fund The McGraw-Hill Foundation, Inc. Joan F. O'Connor '61 FIsa Vick Shaw Memorial Fund Rolf and Maria Stoll Memorial Fund NACCO Daniel F. Straffon Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin, Jr. Priscilla Thompson Memorial Fund National City Bank ' ' Frances M. Trawick Scholarship Fund Mr. Creighton B. Murch Herbert A. White Memorial Fund Frank Wilcox Memorial Fund New York Life Foundation Mr. William C. Lutz Ohio Bell Donald R. Fruchey '46 Mr. Hayden B. Kline CORPORATE MATCHING Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patton GIFTS Mr. John Sweeney and Ms. Joy Praznik Sweeney '58 Ameritrust Lucille M. Thwing '48 Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Harding, III Mr. Norman C. Treadon Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Perelman Potter and Mellen Mr. and Mrs. Rollin H. White, III Mr. Jack Schlundt Armstrong World Industries, Inc. Mr. William Stearns '65 James J. Rellly '60 Ms. Blanche Vanis '58 BF Goodrich Quaker Oats Foundation Robert Fisher '75 Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Carter Rubbermaid Incorporated BP America Kenneth C. Foran '74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Horton Gretchen K. Foran '73 Centerior Energy Robert L. Houry '72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ginn Mr. and Mrs. Flmer Lindseth The Sherwin Williams Company Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Tullis Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Holmes Mr. Alan Wright TRW Foundation Chrysler Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Crawford T. Harvie James Hackstedde '68 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Gorman Collins & Aikman Corporation The United States Gypsum Foundation Lorene C. Gates '76 Steven Groner '71 CSX Corporation Frederick S. Upton Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roland W. Donnem Benjamin M. Upton '78 Bonnie Plohr Upton '79 Eaton Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Gill The Equitable Assurance Society of the United States Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lindseth ANNUAL PRIZES TO Ford Motor Company STUDENTS Robert L. Barnes '68 William F. Borden '66 Ms. Jean Appleby—Student Independent Clidden Company Show Ms. Bernice A. BoIek Mr. Paul DMto—Student Independent Ronald H. Walsh '53 Show CIA Faculty—Student Independent Show Gulf and Western CIA Student Council—Student Jonathan L. Goldman Independent Show Harris Foundation M. Grumbacher, /nc—Student Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Tullis independent Show Mike McGarry & Sons, /nc—Student The Higbee Company Independent Show Robert A. Morgan '65 Ms. Sharon Guidotti Place '80—Fiber IBM Corporation Major Mr. and Mrs. John B. Webster Mr. Don Harvey—Student Independent Show Johnson & Higgins Mr. Mark C. Schwartz—Student Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Bergsten Independent Show Marsh & McLennan, Inc. Ms. Sylvia Ullman and Ms. Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Ferrer Bialosky—Student Independent Show The May Stores Foundation, Inc. Ms. Sue Wall—Award tor Cuyahoga Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cockayne Regional Scholastic Art Exhibition Winner DONORS TO Dorothy Oyster Stief Sanford Wallack Mary Louise Hansen Ward Jack G. Wardley ** THE 1987-88 Ruth Dunlap Yoshizawa ALUMNI FUND 7932 Margaret Selker Frank 7939 BY GRADUATING CLASS Virginia Anderson King Jeannette Ospeck Ahrens Albert Parella 7976 George Beattie, Jr. Virginia S. Russell Nola M. Rearick Oliver Boza Betty Schwartz 1921 James T. Cable Lorraine Ober Cochran 7933 Katharine B. Eckert Studer Maryalice Hermann Conkle Katherine Wagenhals Barth Bruce A. Gill 7923 Marion Witt Bogard Martin L. Linsey Juanita Schoepfle Sheflee Marian Snow Busey Woldemar Neufeld Carrie Louise Kaiser Spence Elizabeth Clarke Dunlap Theodore Ornas, Jr. 7924 Jeanne N. Caither Elizabeth Thatcher Oros Irma Fischer Horesh Harold W. Hunsicker Joseph Oros ** Mildred F. Moersh Edna Overbeke Kluth Jane Parshall Edna Mueller Katherine Gruener Lange ** Frank M. Little Barbara Dennis Petrequin 7925 Lois Schmitt Rettberg Baird Martin Virginia F. Wilcox-Mackinnon Bernice M. Skripps Elizabeth Toth Strauss Mildred Williams Woodell Frances Mong Trawick ** John J. Sunley 7940 7926 7934 Sue Radebaugh Anderson * Harold C. Griffith * Nancy Adams Bole Frank Mellors Borth Helen Upp Hunt Edmund Brucker * John C. Dix Anne Fluckey Lindseth Robert F. Clark Virginia Kamps Gill Marjorie B. Leedy Mutersbaugh Isobell Bauman Delbel Marjorie Evans Goslee 7927 Ruth Richards Dunn Eva Trofimov Grube Clarence Holbrook Carter Harriet Safford Hetman Joan Alburn Hellman Walter Duane Harmon Ruth Sharff Rossman * John Paul Miller Yetta Schiffman Katz Alll Ritari Roysher Joseph B. O'Sickey Mary Frackelton Vail Hudson Roysher ** Bernard Pfriem * John W. Teyral 7928 Catherine D. Riegler Frances Murray Bracy 7935 Melvin M. Rose William S. Ciliberti Ruth Christian Barber Vince VisconsI Vermes Constance Smith Corfield Ruth Dewstoe Danis * Shirley Spitz Volper Dorothy Hoover Downs Peter Paul Dubaniewicz Jean Elizabeth Saeltzer Simms Robert V. Fillous 7947 Grace F. Stelnmetz Karl W. Firth Clyde Glenn Allen Donald F. Allen 7929 Mary Boughton Gibbons Jeanne Knobel Brodie Catherine Brasted Edwards Nelle Helligenthal Robert W. Cochran Carolyn Haller Frzer Henry L. Powers Jean Moodey Heffter Genevieve Gleason Jyurovat * Donald Schreckengost Anita Schulman Rogoff Marian W. Kirsch James R. Shipley Jason L. Schoener Muriel Hoffman Lehr •*t Paul P. Tootlkian Ruth G. Rees Suehr Viktor Schreckengost '* 7936 Carabelle Monfort Stitt 7942 Mona R. Becker Carol L. Hoffman Tildes Shirley Leavitt Koller Rudolph F. Bundas Annette MacNeil Watson * Howard James Schermerhorn Jane Iglauer Fallon *• Helen J. Whitacre Dolores Brinker Sheehan Dolores L. Luckay Helen Edith Hughes Wynn John Szilagyi Alice Winter Sands Virginia Filson Walsh 7930 Marian Morris Vogt Gertrude Kuivinen Allshouse 7937 7943 Fuller F. Bogard Don R. Fckelberry Charles J. Berger James F. Brainerd Virginia Nepodal Fckelberry June Adair Black William A. Dolwick Alfred M. Fatica Roy F. Holes Marshall Maynard Fredericks Robert Rowe Paddock * Helen Kylin Helen Bolly Herrick Louis A. Regalbuto Marjorie Kirkland Miles Rebecca Nicodemus Kinney Wesley W. Segner Bernard C. Specht Flmer L. Novotny Leah Buros Sidon 7944 Emily Riddle Yeandle * Robert L. Tufts Jeanette Bohdal 7937 7938 Ruth josephine Gedeon Boza Russell B. Aitken ** John James Benninger ** Charles W. Fdstrand Burton Harry Calllcott Anna Baker Body Harold Charles Kitner Helen May Votypka Charek Ruth Creighton Campbell * Charles Lakofsky Fdris Fckhardt Lurabel Long Colburn Gloria Morgan Merkle Betty Klug Field Matthew D. Daniel * Mary Ann Weckman Scherr Laurence B. Field Anthony W. Fterovich * Poni (Wanda Larson) Sundquist Elizabeth Clisby Jones ** Wadsworth C. Hine 7945 Esther Jane Kime Anna Jean Chopp King Joseph D. Bulone Margaret E. Michael Alice Lauffer Lawrence Mary Myczoski D'Anna Miriam Naida Coldstene Polster Lois Ober Miller Betsy King Hope James J. Modarelli •* Marian Gnant Morrison Rosalyn Cenen Safier Lucille Shaw Stuart Howard J. Summers Fred A. Vollman THE CLEVELAND INSTITUTE OF ART LIBRARY

Thomas E. Morrison David L. Smith Samuel Scherr Thomas F. Theus Joan Bialosky Silberbach Harold Zisia Marjorie Connolly Wilson 7950 Margaret Koncz Wolfer Caroline Allrutz 7946 Joan Landls Bahm Evelyn Sanger Bowser John Balazs Mary Jean McCready Combes Frederick A. Biehle Myron R. Davidson Joseph James Blaha Jane Ellen Foster Doud Alicia Borja Bury Dean Ellis Kenneth F. Carpenter Donald Russell Fruchey John M. Collins Lois Ann Rada Robert L. Gall Nelloulse Roth Alex F. Klein Ernest F. Ruppe Leonard R. Kormos Nicholas Lavaich 7947 Marilyn Lichtig Marks Alexander Baluch Hugh F. McCulley James J. Barbiere Elizabeth Chalmers McFayden Robert Marion Beardslee Wallace Reld Nancy Barrett Cull Robert E. Wolde* Pauline Kopal Dreger Virginia Tiell Wolde* Lois Rossbach Ellis Peter P. Zaieski Barbara Ann Tepfer Frith Clarke Henderson Garnsey 7957 Patricia Farrell Hepburn Glenn F. Bowen Doris Hykes Hinderliter Barbara Smith Carlson Cristabol Stephen Schay Kempf Charlotte Jaffe Cowan R. Russell Larson Custave S. Falk Mary Alice Mathias * Gerald F. Garfield Roza Smithsi Jerome Goodman Jean Steiner Unger Donald Houck Patricia E. Vannorsdall George J. Hricz Evelyn Svec Ward Leonard Edward Korecky William E. Ward Francis J. Meyers Wendell Sartain 7948 John Vargo, Jr. Ernest W. Bako Alice BIggam Wiggins James Bankston Batie Jean Nlles Ziegler Calvin Bingham Katherine Firestone N. Blair 7952 Jeanne Louise Gensert Conway Edwin Axel David F. Davis * Francis A. Bjerstedt Audrey Friedman Feinberg Wallace J. Dancik Roy P. Hess Merle James Fdelman Anne Houck Hooper Betty Gelfand Forchheimer Keith D. Kitts Robert C. Henz Isabella T. Lynn Roland J. Jelarcic Joseph McCullough * Vincent T. Rapini Gloria Mattlin Rogen Martha Anne Murdoch Spindler Jean Dunasky Ruzsa Pauline F. Woodin Christine Sliwindki Seydlitz 7953 Joseph J. Solitario George F. Bowman Marian Rehor Specht Robert Brundle, Jr. Richard Stueve Barbara A. Cherry Robert S. Takatch Alberta Cifolelli Lucille Mae Thwing Margaret (Jill) Buckley Dangler Esther Caddes Watzulik Corrine Farris George 7949 Otto Hahn Helen C. Biehle Aldrich J. Hansal Ingeborg Brunken Boggs Frederick L. Hollendonner George Breckner Glenn T. Imhoff Elizabeth Knall Cunningham James K. Mateer J. John DeVries Frank P. Saso Carmen J. Doganiero * Mary Louise Babjak Spisak Dorothy Cordon Ronald H. Walsh Eileen Israel Gordon 7954 William G. Grayell Jeannette Bosnoian Aurslanian Hugh T. Greenlee Lonnie Ruskin Boninger Robert A. Hein Joseph M. Cintron Edward B. Henning Benjamin DeRubertis Daniel Hodermarsky Shirley May Hayman Finizia Byrd Looker Martha A. Horvath * Moses P. Pearl Martha Redinger Liebert Daniel Peders, Sr. Bernard C. Marks Martin J. Seme Robert R. Rohrich Kinley T. Shogren Herbert A. Stalzer Frederick William Fakin Julian Stanczak Glenn Albert Helm Susan Murray Kaesgen 7955 David Keeler Arthur Calogeras Linda Weber Kiousis Elaine Albers Cohen Catherine Marie Komocki Robert A. Dacey Joan E. O'Connor Patricia Ward Heinke Rose Jean Reitman Margaret Sweeney Henderson Hazel A. Schmitkons James W. Kreiter Howard Spencer Stoller Maxine Masterfield Kenneth J. Torda Janet Cailor Miller Robert A. O'Neil 7962 Nijole Vedegys Palubinskas Jonathan D. Brennan Cinderella Paradiso Joan Nickerson Budai Rose Simon Rodis Peter O. Elloian Anthony Schepis Brenda Fuchs Jerome J. Schuerger Fred E. Gutzeit James M, SomeroskI Richard P. lammarino Joy Jacobs 7956 Mark A. Kelly Alvin Blick Charmaine Malln Henry G. Dunn Albert T. McNea Donna Zackman Kolmos DIanne M. Schienke William L. Manofsky Alex F. Sekely Shirley Arnold Sartain Alvin L. Slater 7957 Samuel R. Tantanella Jeanette Bennington Myrna Tatar Barbara A, Fenwick Brown Donald C. Tiitto Jose H. Cuffarl Charlotte Roberts Towie Dorothy Yalleck Croshell Anthony J. Trasport * Leo V. Grucza Judith Smith Trasport * Carlton F. Hanson Martha Hirniak Voyevldka Helen Gruenlnger Hazlett 7963 Flinore Vigh Korow Nancy Mellody Bentley Patricia Winter Raeder Jacqueline A. Clipsham Nancy Bunch Sheridan Joseph DiLiberto George A. Zetzer Bonnie Bell Dumlao 7958 Mary Kashuk Fordham Richard D. Avery Edith Dvorah Goldstein Nancy C. Bukovnik Alan D. MacFwen Larry M. Cognata Judith K. Nemec McNea Dominlck A, Falso Marilyn Mizen Daniel J. Forst Elizabeth H. Nutt Joy Elaine Praznik Sweeney ** Deborah Feinman Singer Roxle S. Tremonto Lilita Riekstins Spuris Blanche Vanis Harry V. Wilkinson 7959 7964 Elizabeth Ann Ash Roger Blakley Kenneth D. Collister Frank E, Bunts Elizabeth Strandt Daniels Susan Heath Hendershot Kathryne Stuart Farle Wilbert Woodward Henry Joseph G. Ellis Bonnie Swidrak Labovitz • Joseph L. Finizia Charles T. Mayer Robert L. Gault Nathan Melamed Martha C. Latt Jean Prosser Eleanor M. Lulenski Denni RIvette Donald B. O'Leary Nola F. Weiss Mary Horner Mcleod 7965 Andris Strelnieks Blance Barloon Katherine Jablonski Zimmie Eleanor R. Bobkiw 7960 Judith Brennan Judith Robinson Blain Virginia Canalos Joanna Rodono Brown Martha Briscoe Collins Nelson Edwin Cook Helene B. Fiker Paul B. DeNiro Joseph S. Gazzuolo George Lincoln Kaufman Charles Henry James J. Riley John W. Hoyt Ruth G. Wagner Norbert J. Jaworowski Jerrie Ann Green Zewalk Charlotte A. Lees Michelle A. Lester 7967 Louis M. Meier Leonard Blasko Robert A. Morgan Sarah Fitch Dressing Marianne McDermott Moyer 7977 Louise B. Cosow Price Edward George Chanter William P. Stearns Patrick J. Coyne Barbara J. Sullivan Jacqueline Grover Dudgeon Ronald A. Testa Thomas M. Dudgeon Irene Jerkowitz Trimble Kris Tapie Fay William J. Wayland Mary Weston Hawley Charles L. Herndon 7966 Candace Andren Knapp Jack James Benvenuto Linda J. Nintcheff William E. Borden Diane Grace Cameron Papay Lillian Cambrell Thomas R. Roese James Hendershot Leslie Stein M. Patrick Hintz Kim Zarney James Juszczyk Raymond J. Kirschensteiner 7972 Bruce C. McCombs * Anthony Bonanno Mary K. McGraw Denise Denega Anthony Violantl Lynne Kestner Dowell Georgianne Grande Wanous ** Cathy A. Fckdahl Jack H. White Donna Reynolds Ehrman Ralph W. Woehrman Christine Federighi Dyane Hronek Hanslik 7967 Thomas A. Heisler Ralph F. Buckley Robert L. Houry David L. Deming Claudia Beth Kovach William C. Harper • Donald J. Krejci David Higley Evelyn F. Rorick Martha Jean Hoffman Constance Moore Simon Susan Garb Jaworowski Gary P. Spinosa Timothy F. Markushic John Spirk James Mazurkewicz Jack L. Stone Lawrence Oswald Fmil A. Schoedel 7973 David S. Schwerzler Ginna Brand Dennis Buck 7968 Brian Bundy Robert L. Barnes Florence Carbone Bundy Raymond L. Burggraf Anne M. Cornell Nancy Gabriela Carroll Robert J. Cwiok JoAnn Herbst Cocherell Bonita Dolln James L. Hackstedde Dennis Janke Tomoko Abe Kimura Lilian Kaitsa Robert A. Kunes Marian Balla Kauffman Florence Benson Reisenfeld Constance Laessig Paul David Schmidt Anthony Joseph Miraglia Dianna Penkauskas Sitar Constance Laundon Pierce Samuel F. Swayze Linda Matteson Rayburn Karen Louise Martin Tomaselli Nancy Reld Gall Kersey VisconsI Ross J. Shuller 7969 Richard Schultz Leslie M. Bennett Diane Bjel Wilks Marc Brown * 7974 Suzanne L. Bruner Bruce B. Bilek Anita N. Casper Gwen Voran Cooper Kathleen Cerveny Theresa Ellerbrock Bonnie Wilson Frickson William R. Fleming Margaret J. Fischer Kenneth C. Foran Edward Freska Thomas S. Houser Keith J. Kresge Luba Klot Slodov Julie Rheem Olm Martin Splcuzza Barbara Tiso Alexander Turner, III 7970 Dawn M. VanHall John Baca Deborah J. Vaiksnoras Richard J. Bort 7975 George J. Buzkij Paula Sample Gillam-Butler Dante M. Cornachione Paula Christman Marlene Cribner Anne M. Cornell Robert G. Henderson Paul F. Demeter Les P. Kovach Nancy Allman Dvorak Thomas Levesay Robert Fatica Linda Lucie Liefer Jane Weirdsma Forbes Alphonzio McQueen Jeanne Baker Hammer Helen Savery Fitzgerald Rorimer * Nicole VisconsI Mawby * Ian Smith Robert J. Miklos Thomas Tucker Nancy Prudic 7987 7984 Bill Shryock Jennifer Robinson Biskind Arlene BisesI John Stachowicz Sanford C. Carglle Steven A. Bowen Maxeen S. Stone •* Elizabeth Carr-Cohen David Fogle Gretchen Trolbner Joann Dontenville Dennis Futo Kristine Hohman Dorsey Scott Greenlee 7976 Jack Hamilton Stephen MacFwen Thomas R. Aprile Marsha Hoffman Robert N. Porter Leslye Discont Arian Gwen Kerber David Sinclair Lorene C. Gates Laura M. Klaus Trade Ward Jack Cbur t Barbara Kuth Beth Goshorn Gierosky 7985 Jose P. Longoria James E. Herrlngshaw Susan Weir-Ancker Jane Baker Nord * 7982 Halle J. Connor James R. Seegert David W. Bagen Ruth L. D'Fmilia Myra Bohannon Serrlns Kelvin Butler Susan Bornhorst Garofoli Lin Tung Wun Wu Maryann Farago John Hartman Luba Smytryk-Gudz Dorothy M. Lukacz 7977 Kathy Heredos Scott MacFwen Denise Brunkus Patricia Joseph Jerry T. Mignogna Ray K. Cheng Robin Kelo Marilee Stang Steve Groner George Kozmon, Jr. Cynthia J. Rindfliesh 7986 Gregory F. Macek Roy C. Scott Laurie Hutchinson Jacobs Joseph Naujokas •Petra Soesmann Mary Losey Kevdzija Kathryn Vajda Mark Sullivan Lina Palubinskas Steve Wagner Molly Teitelbaum Judy F. Takacs Dale L. ZurowskI 7983 7987 Anna Marie Arnold 7978 Pamela Argentieri Ross Beebe Paula F. Dubaniewicz Joseph C. Glasgow, Jr. * Dalia Macys Thomas A. Fenn Karen McCroarty Jeffery L. Lennox John J. Okal HONORARY ALUMNI Gail A. McClelland Anne Marie Vacco-Pintore Susan V. Walker Miner Susan T. Squires Kenneth F. Bates * John Edward Reeder Mark Sudduth James Fatter Jeffery David Schuldt Truus van Galen tdeceased Peggy I.E. Seher Frances V. Welday *$200-$499 Benjamin M. Upton * Daniel J. Whitely **$500 and above Donna vanDijk Dennis Vitantonio Sue Vitantonio 7979 Robert Bullock Gregory Burke Anne B. Creed Barbara A. Fckhardt Claire Marschak Fisher Robert Fisher Kathryn Frund Harold Halvorson john Logan Andrew Rokakis Jon Roll Mark Sistek Bonnie Plohr Upton * Michael S. Yurkovic

7980 Laurie Blatz Annette Hoffman Coast David Coast Patricia J. DeMarco Deborah J. Kimsey Joan Lindsay Lannoch Beatrice L. Mitchell Kevin B. Mowrer Gail Szewczak Mowrer Laura Ospanik Vicky Paras Sharon Guidotti Place Deborah Popovich Jeffrey A. Rutchik Viktor Schreckengost leads the reminiscing at Saturday's luncheon. The Class of'38 gathers with Viktor and Kenneth on the patio steps, L to R (front row): "Bud" Hine, Kenneth Bates, Matthew Daniel, Jose• phine McCorkle, Anna Jean King, Lois Miller, Lurabel Colburn, Con• stance Bourdon, Alice Lawrence, Lucille Stuart, Howard Summers, John Spofford. L to R (rear): Jim Modarelli, Hugo DiZinno, Fred Vollman, John Benninger, Ted Gorka, Sanford Wallack, Tony Fterovich, Viktor Schreckengost, Ruth Campbell, and Charles Sallee.

L to R: Alice Wallack Viktor Schreckengost '29, John Spofford '38, L to R: Wadsworth "Bud" Hine '38, Fred Vollman '38, John J. Howard Summers '38, and Sanford Wallack '38. Benninger '38, Jim Modarelli '38, and Lois Modarelli.

L to R: Ted Gorka '38, Beverly Gorka, Matthew Daniel '38, Hugo L to R: Ruth Dunlap Yoshiwaza, Wadsworth Hine, John Spofford, DiZinno '38, Kenneth Bates, and Maria DiZinno at Saturday's and Ruth C. Campbell raise a toast for the camera! luncheon.

11 "Attractive Project with Conventional Wisdom (Modified)," by Lisa Norton '86; bronze.

Constance Laundon Pierce (Evening Joseph Cintron (Painting) taught a five-day Barbara Stanczak (Foundation) critiqued School) was included In NOVA's "Artists In workshop at the Willoughby Fine Arts Associ• work for the Hillcrest Art Guild during May, Special Places" exhibit at the BP America ation on portrait painting during June, 1988. 1988. headquarters in Cleveland In June; was juror for the Pittsburgh Print Group Annual at the Carl Floyd (Sculpture) was one of several Viktor Schreckengost (Industrial Design) Pittsburgh Center for the Arts; artist-in-resi- sculptors commissioned to create contempo• exhibited work at the Cain Park Art Gallery dence at the Touchstone Center for the Arts, rary statues, made completely of plastic, for during June, 1988. Summer 1988. the Marietta Harbor Park In Marietta, Ohio. Helen Weinberg (Liberal Arts) Is a member William Martin Jean (Director, Continuing Ed Mieczkowski (Painting) and Eugene of the Jimmy Ernest Artists Alliance, and has Education) served as juror for the annual Bay- Pawlowski (Graphic Design) served as jurors been since its founding in 1984. She recently crafters Juried Art Show, Bay Village, Ohio, for the annual American Greetings fine arts attended one of the group's meetings. She during August, 1988. He also exhibited his show in 1988. also attended the annual ceremonial meeting work at the Cain Park Art Gallery in Cleve• of the American Academy and Institute of land Heights during August. His summer Annet Couwenberg (Fiber) exhibited her Arts and Letters in New York City, where she classes were featured on a TV-8 program enti• work at the NederlandsTextielmuseum in the heard John Updike speak. tled, "How People Spend Their Summer." Netherlands from June 9 through August 15, 1988.

12 1930 William Dolwick was the subject of a front page article In The New York Observer in South Carolina. An ad artist for many years, Dolwick now spends his time doing commis• ALUMNI NOTES: sion paintings for such notables as Dean Rusk, former secretary of state.

1931 Edris Eckhardt is featured in a new book by Jones: Women Sculptors of the United States. A portion of a new book to be out this August on ceramics will be devoted to her and her work. In addition, Ruth Danciger is writing a book about Ms. Eckhardt that should be available at the end of the year.

1932 Virginia S. Russell is teaching summer Art Classes at John Knox Village, Orange City, Florida.

1935 Peter Paul Dubaniewicz, Prof. Emeritus, has had several exhibitions including: the Gates Mills Annual Fxhibltion; the Bratenahl Place Annual; Valley Art Center Exhibit; "It's all Relative" with daughter, Paula '78 at the Valley Art Center. He is teaching at Cuyahoga Community College and was invited to judge the Indiana State Fair Art Show, August 9-10 in Indianapolis.

1938 Hugbie Lee-Smitb showed works at the Kenkeleba Gallery on Fast Second Street in New York City through July 17, 1988.

1939 Ted Ornas will have a solo exhibition of his paintings entitled "Pathways to the Mind" at the Creative Arts Center, Bluffton, Indiana from September 6 through October 7, 1988. He retired in 1981 from a career in industrial design and resumed painting and showing in juried exhibitions.

1941 Stanley Biernacki, now retired from free• lance illustrating, has returned to his first love—painting portraits and landscapes. He and his work are featured in an article in the August Issue of American Artist magazine. Since retirement, he has exhibited and won four painting awards in the New Jersey area. Including the Salmagundi Club Award.

1944 Jeannette Bohdal is retiring from teaching Art and Photography at Oceanside High for the past 26 years. She lives along the Atlantic Ocean, "beautiful views—I am still grateful for the Institute's fine training."

1948 Joseph Solitario was one of 93 American Taking our Chances," metal, by Catherine Butler '81. artists selected from a field of 1,500 entries to exhibit his acrylic painting, "Winter Reflec• tions on Route 322," at the 52nd Annual Na• years in Ad-Varttages, an advertising and pub• 1949 tional Mid-year show at the Butler Institute of lic relations firm which they run out of their David L. Smitb works part-time as a Deputy American Art, Youngstown, Ohio. The paint• home in University Heights, Ohio Sheriff and maintains his advertising busi• ing was first exhibited in 1985 at the Annual ness of Smith, Smith, and Smith (Lakewood, Faculty Exhibition of the Cleveland Institute Daniel G. Peders is Art Director/Supervisor Ohio)—three generations of Smiths in adver• of Art. tor Mr. Casket Co. He had a one-man exhibit tising beginning with his father In the early from February 1 through March 1,1988 at the 20s! Audrey Friedman Feinberg and her hus• Baldwin-Wallace Theater Gallery in Berea, band Harvey, have been partners tor many Ohio.

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"Winter Reflection on Route 322," painting by Joseph Solitario '48. color '88, an annual publication ot American a recent exhibit (May 11-June 25,1988) in Zu• Michigan. St. Denis is professor of painting Artist Magazine; and the New York Times, rich and a full color catalog ot his most recent here at the Institute. March 3, 1988. works. 1969 Norbert laworowski and wite, Susan, were James Watral had a one-man show "Watral- Keitb Kresge is cited in the 1988 Annual De• featured in a newspaper article tor their res• Terra Gotta Forms" at the Masur Museum ot sign Review, p. 94, 95, receiving Best ot Cate• toration work. The Jaworowskis are conser• Art, Monroe, Louisiana from June 5 through gory along with Robert Arko '82, p. 56, 57, vationists and restorers ot tine art and an• June 26,1988. Having taught at the University who also received the same award. tiques, and their customers span the ot Texas, Fast Texas State, and Penland School globe—from Georgia to Florida, from London ot Crafts in North Carolina, Jim is now work• 1971 to Hong Kong. Restoring a mural ot a foun• ing on his own. He has numerous pieces in Thomas R. Roese' drawing, "FLW Series: tain that now hangs In the State Theater on corporate collections in Louisiana, Arkansas, Buffalo II," was exhibited in the 1988 May Cleveland's Playhouse Square, tor example, and Ohio. Show at the Cleveland Museum ot Art from was a project that took more than year to May 25 through July 17, 1988. complete. 1967 The Columbus Museum ot Art recently ac• Jan Leykauf is now teaching at the Booker The Sixth Biennial Concours d'Flegance ot quired an abstract sculpture by David Dem• High School/Vocational Performing Arts in the Western Reserve Historical Society fea• ing entitled "Terrestrial Cast." Deming cur• Sarasota and the Ringling School ot Art and tured world-class automotive art alongside rently teaches sculpture and drawing at The Design, the continuing education program. the world famous classic cars at the Frederick University ot Texas at Austin. She also exhibited color photos and textiles C. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum. Jack in January as part ot the CWRU Student- Juratovic, painting full-time now, was one ot 1968 Faculty Show at TrI-C's eastern campus. two American painters in the show. Fred Scbrier will be exhibiting work tor the second year in a row In the Society of Illustra• 1972 Bette K. Drake showed ceramic jewelry tors Show. The piece, entitled "Humor '88" Andrea Vaisksnoras Uravitch Is living and during July at the Mirage Studio Gallery In will be on view from November 2-23, 1988 at making art in Arlington, Virginia. Recent Shaker Heights, Ohio. She also exhibited In their gallery at 128 East 63rd Street, New York. shows Include solo exhibitions at Mobelia in the Ohio Designer Craftsmen Juried Exhibi• He also has 19 humorous coffee mugs, with Cambridge, Massachusetts and at Arnold tion, "The Best ot 1988," at the Columbus 12 more coming that are being produced by and Porter in Washington, D.C. She won the Cultural Center through May 1 and the Dairy American Greetings Corp. A calendar ot hu• Juror's Discretionary Award tor indoor sculp• Barn Southwestern Ohio Cultural Arts Cen• morous office problems is due later In '88. ture at the 1988 Three Rivers Festival in Pitts• ter in June ot 1988. burgh. Upcoming shows include: Paul St. Denis conducted a one-day paint• "Threadworks," at the Baltimore Museum 1966 ing workshop on August 19, 1988, at the and "New Art Forms: Virginia," at the Hand James Juszczyk sends an announcement ot Leelanau Center tor Education in Glen Arbor, Workshop in Richmond, Virginia. Andrea

15 1930 William Dolwick was the subject ot a tront page article in The New York Observer in South Carolina. An ad artist tor many years, Dolwick now spends his time doing commis• ALUMNI NOTES: sion paintings for such notables as Dean Rusk, former secretary of state.

1931 Edris Eckhardt is featured in a new hook by Jones: Women Sculptors of the United States. A portion ot a new book to he out this August on ceramics will he devoted to her and her work. In addition, Ruth Danciger is writing a hook about Ms. Eckhardt that should he available at the end ot the year.

1932 Virginia S. Russell is teaching summer Art Classes at John Knox Village, Orange City, Florida.

1935 Peter Paul Dubaniewicz, Prof. Emeritus, has had several exhibitions including: the Cates Mills Annual Exhihition; the Bratenahl Place Annual; Valley Art Center Exhibit; "It's all Relative" with daughter, Paula '78 at the Valley Art Center. He Is teaching at Cuyahoga Community College and was invited to judge the Indiana State Fair Art Show, August 9-10 in Indianapolis.

1938 Hughie Lee-Smith showed works at the Kenkeleba Callery on Fast Second Street In New York City through July 17, 1988.

1939 Ted Ornas will have a solo exhihition ot his paintings entitled "Pathways to the Mind" at the Creative Arts Center, Bluffton, Indiana from September 6 through October 7, 1988. He retired in 1981 from a career in industrial design and resumed painting and showing in juried exhibitions.

1941 Stanley Biernacki, now retired from tree- lance illustrating, has returned to his first love—painting portraits and landscapes. He and his work are featured in an article in the August issue ot American Artist magazine. Since retirement, he has exhibited and won tour painting awards in the New Jersey area, including the Salmagundi Club Award.

1944 Jeannette Bohdal is retiring from teaching Art and Photography at Oceanside High tor the past 26 years. She lives along the Atlantic Ocean, "beautiful views—I am still grateful tor the Institute's tine training."

1948 Joseph Solitario was one ot 93 American "Taking our Chances," metal, by Catherine Butler '81. artists selected from a field ot 1,500 entries to exhibit his acrylic painting, "Winter Reflec• tions on Route 322," at the 52nd Annual Na• years \n Ad-Vantages, an advertising and pub• 1949 tional Mid-year show at the Butler Institute ot lic relations firm which they run out ot their David L. Smith works part-time as a Deputy American Art, Youngstown, Ohio. The paint• home in University Heights, Ohio Sheriff and maintains his advertising busi• ing was first exhibited In 1985 at the Annual ness ot Smith, Smith, and Smith (Lakewood, Faculty Exhibition ot the Cleveland Institute Daniel G. Peders Is Art Director/Supervisor Ohio)—three generations of Smiths in adver• ot Art. for Mr. Casket Co. He had a one-man exhibit tising beginning with his father in the early from February 1 through March 1,1988 at the 20s! Audrey Friedman Feinberg and her hus• Baldwin-Wallace Theater Callery in Berea, band Harvey, have been partners tor many Ohio.

13 1954 Sandra Vago Melcher is a self-employed artist, printmaker, and designer In Braden- ton, Florida. She exhibits regularly; some of her more recent shows include: March through April, 1988, pen and Ink works at the Bradenton Main Library; and the Avida, Flor• ida State Juried Exhihition in May ot 1988, re• ceiving the juror's award tor originality.

1955 Nijole Palubinskas exhibited at the Beck Center (Lakewood, Ohio) Proscenium Show in January 1988; at the Chagrin Falls Valley Art Center 16th Annual Exhibit in March 1988; and the 1988 May Show at the Cleveland Mu• seum ot Art.

Fred Leach was recognized at a spring din• ner ot the American Watercolor Society tor the honors he received in recent national and state competitions. The honors include: a bronze medal and $1,300 prize tor his paint• ing "Harvey" in the 121st Annual Exhihition; the M. Crumhacher Cold Medal and $300 prize at the 10th Annual Ohio Watercolor Society Show.

1956 Willianri L. Manofsky is presently involved in computer-aided design tor the aerospace industry (TEXTRON). Much ot his work is di• recting product integrity and manufacturing instruction graphics tor the assemblage ot aircraft.

Sally Harrison Louis Is Part Owner/Creative Director ot Buck, Harrison-Louis, Inc. now in its 12th year. The business has many in-house capabilities, including: Compugraphic MCS typesetting, Cenigraphic slides and anima• tion, graphic negative production, and air- hrushing. She writes: ". . .my thanks to CIA and its very special Director! I can remember his (McCullough's) first year with CIA!"

The home studio space ot John Clague and wite, Sarah Reynolds Clague was featured in the June, 1988 issue ot Northern Ohio Live magazine.

1961 Daniel A. Gorski exhibited large painted abstract assemblages In the 1988 Sabbatical Exhihition at the Maryland Institute College ot Art in Baltimore.

1965 Winifred Lutz has been showing interna• tionally over the past year: June through Au• gust, 1988 "Paper Makes Space," Leopold- Hoesch Museum, Duren, West Cermany; September 1988, "Paper Makes Space," Nordjyilands Kunstmuseum, Aalhorg, Den• mark. She was Invited artist in residence at Jan Van Fyck Akademie, Maastricht, Nether• lands during May and June, 1988 and also wrote the catalogue essay tor "In/On/Ot Pa• per," a show ot Michigan artists working in handmade paper that was held at the Detroit Institute ot Arts.

Michelle Lester has been operating her own tapestry studio in New York City tor 18 years. Her most recent solo shows have been In New York City and Sante Fe, New Mexico. Recent feature articles include Fiberarts Mag• azine, Vol. 14 No. 5 (article plus cover); Water- Untitled painting by Stanley Biernacki '41.

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"Winter Reflection on Route 322," painting by Joseph Solitario '48. color '88, an annual publication of American a recent exhibit (May 11-June 25,1988) in Zu• Michigan. St. Denis is professor ot painting Artist Magazine; and the New York Times, rich and a full color catalog ot his most recent here at the Institute. March 3, 1988. works. 1969 Norbert laworowski and wite, Susan, were James Watral had a one-man show "Watral- Keith Kresge is cited in the 1988 Annual De• featured in a newspaper article tor their res• Terra Gotta Forms" at the Masur Museum ot sign Review, p. 94, 95, receiving Best ot Cate• toration work. The Jaworowskis are conser• Art, Monroe, Louisiana from June 5 through gory along with Robert Arko '82, p. 56, 57, vationists and restorers ot tine art and an• June 26,1988. Having taught at the University who also received the same award. tiques, and their customers span the ot Texas, East Texas State, and Penland School globe—from Georgia to Florida, from London ot Crafts in North Carolina, Jim is now work• 1971 to Hong Kong. Restoring a mural ot a foun• ing on his own. He has numerous pieces in Thomas R. Roese' drawing, "FLW Series: tain that now hangs in the State Theater on corporate collections in Louisiana, Arkansas, Buffalo II," was exhibited in the 1988 May Cleveland's Playhouse Square, tor example, and Ohio. Show at the Cleveland Museum ot Art from was a project that took more than year to May 25 through July 17, 1988. complete. 1967 The Columbus Museum ot Art recently ac• Jan Leykauf is now teaching at the Booker The Sixth Biennial Concours d'Flegance ot quired an abstract sculpture by David Dem• High School/Vocational Performing Arts in the Western Reserve Historical Society fea• ing entitled "Terrestrial Cest." Deming cur• Sarasota and the Ringling School ot Art and tured world-class automotive art alongside rently teaches sculpture and drawing at The Design, the continuing education program. the world famous classic cars at the Frederick University ot Texas at Austin. She also exhibited color photos and textiles C. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum. Jack in January as part ot the CWRU Student- Juratovic, painting full-time now, was one ot 1968 Faculty Show at Tri-C's eastern campus. two American painters in the show. Fred Schrier will he exhibiting work tor the second year in a row in the Society ot Illustra• 1972 Bette K. Drake showed ceramic jewelry tors Show. The piece, entitled "Humor '88" Andrea Vaisksnoras Uravitch is living and during July at the Mirage Studio Callery in will he on view from November 2-23, 1988 at making art in Arlington, Virginia. Recent Shaker Heights, Ohio. She also exhibited in their gallery at 128 East 63rd Street, New York. shows include solo exhibitions at Mohelia in the Ohio Designer Craftsmen Juried Exhihi• He also has 19 humorous coffee mugs, with Cambridge, Massachusetts and at Arnold tion, "The Best ot 1988," at the Columbus 12 more coming that are being produced by and Porter in Washington, D.C. She won the Cultural Center through May 1 and the Dairy American Greetings Corp. A calendar ot hu• Juror's Discretionary Award tor indoor sculp• Barn Southwestern Ohio Cultural Arts Cen• morous office problems is due later In '88. ture at the 1988 Three Rivers Festival in Pitts- ter in June ot 1988. hurgh. Upcoming shows include: Paul St. Denis conducted a one-day paint• "Threadworks," at the Baltimore Museum 1966 ing workshop on August 19, 1988, at the and "New Art Forms: Virginia," at the Hand James Juszczyk sends an announcement ot Leelanau Center tor Education in Glen Arbor, Workshop in Richmond, Virginia. Andrea

15 1985 1987 Scott Margolis showed recent works at the Bill Raymond is presently apartment hunt• OBITUARIES: C.R. Ohetz Gallery In Columbus, Ohio dur• ing in New York City where he has accepted ing the month of September. the position ot Assistant Art Director ot That The Alumni Office has received word otthe New Magazine, Inc. New Magazine is pres• death ot Louise Breck Fergus '21. She died on 1986 ently responsible tor five publications In• August 3 at Walter Reed Memorial Hospital in Laura Kinney has graduated from Cran- cluding "Theater Week;" Opera Monthly;" Glouster, Virginia at the age ot 91. She was hrook Academy of Art. She and her husband and "City Week." employed as a scientific illustrator by NASA design and paint furniture. She also works In Cleveland tor 20 years before retiring to with hath scales and jewelry. They will exhibit 1988 Virginia in 1964. at the Objects Gallery in Chicago as well as Paul Braun was the subject ot an article in some local Detroit galleries. the Chagrin Valley Times this spring. The ar• ticle focused on his Celtic-inspired sculp• "A Show ot Small Paintings," an exhibit ot tures; his assistantship to artist Fred Chris• the works ot Preston Buchtel '88, Michael tian; and his plans tor travel using the Helen Hearn '85, Kenneth Marchione '85, James Green Perry Scholarship award received at Sullivan '87, and Daniel Waith '85, was held graduation this past May. during May, 1988 at the School ot Fine Arts in Willoughby, Ohio.

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