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TO: Senator Dole FR: Kerry

RE: Junior Statesman Foundation Wednesday, July 20 12:00 HC-5

*An audiece of 250 9th-12th graders from across the nation attending a three-week program on government and politics.

*They're hoping for brief intoductory remarks, followed by 10-15 minutes of Q&A.

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OFFICERS RON SMITH, PRESIDENT The Junior Statesmen Foundation Ronald Smith Company ESTELLE SALTZMAN, VICE PRESIDENT Rlillyon Saltnnan & Einhorn KAREN CLOPTON, SECRETARY 650 Bair Island Road, Suite 201 Redwood City, 94063-2735 Bennan, Berkley & Lasky FAX (415) 366-5067 MARC FRANKLIN, TREASURER (415) 366-2700 (800) 334-5353 Pacific Mutual

BOARD OF TRUSTEES RALPH ANDERSEN Rilph Andersen and Associates June 18, 1994 DlXON ARNETT California Medical Board JOHN AUTRY JSA·I, Inc. Robert Dole DAN BOGGAN, JR. The Honorable V1cc-Chanccllor, U.C. Berkeley NELSON CRANDALL Senate Hoplons &. Carley ANDREW J. DEMETRIOU 141 Hart Senate Office Building Jones. Day, Reavis&. Pogue WALFRED f ASSLER , D.C. 20510 Chevron, U.S.A .• Inc. HON VIC FAZIO Mcm~r of Congress GARY FAZZINO Dear Senator Dole: Hcwlctt-Paclcard RANDALL FIELDS Mrs. Fidds Cookies BETH LABSON FREEMAN of The Junior Statesmen Foundation, I am honored to confirm that you Deputy County Counsel On behalf GERALD GARNER fifty outstanding student leaders attending the fifty- Coasl Plan Doctors Hospital will be joining the two hundred and J0N GLIDDEN University as a guest Senator Tom Campbell's Office fourth annual Junior Statesmen Summer ·School at Georgetown DR. FLOYD GONELLA County Superintendent of Schools speaker. Thank you for accepting our invitation. BION M. GREGORY California Legislative Counsel JAN HENRY GROENEN HON . CAROL HALLETT We look forward to meeting with you on Wednesday, July 20, at 12:00 p.m. in Collier, Shannon. Rill A:. Scolt HON. ELIHU HARRIS Room HC-5, on the Lower Level of the Capitol. A student and I will meet you outside Mayor. City of Oakland JAMES JOHNSON the Summer School agenda with you and answer any questions DAVID JUNG of the room to highlight BT Non h America will then escort you to the podium and KA THERINE KERNS about the program you may have. This student J S A. PETER LEVINE introduce you. Vcncoa SUE LEMPERT San Mateo City Council HON TED LEMPERT The format we would prefer for your presentation is five minutes of opening San Mateo Board of Supervisors ROB MAKIN comments on a political topic of your choice followed by twenty minutes of questions The Boeing Company HON LEO T. McCARTHY and answers. The students will be asked to state their name and home town before they California Lieutenant Governor MICHAEL McCURRY At the conclusion of the half-hour session, a student will thank you US. State Depanment ask their question. HON . . Ill with the group. for sharing your expertise and time HON . NORMAN MI NET A Member of Congress JEANNE MOORE involving California Dcpanment of Aging Junior Statesmen is a nonpartisan, educational organization dedicated to GERALD NEWFARMER has Senior Advisor. ICMA high school students in politics and government. For sixty years, Junior Statesmen HON . NICHOLAS C. PETRJS worked in cooperation with high schools to prepare students for the responsibilities of RAY REMY Chamber of Commerce leadership in a democratic society. PATT RIFFLE Wuhington Coalition for Gifted Education RICHARD ROLL Pacific Telesis a success is greatly appreciated. If you GLENN T. SEABORG Your help in making this exciting program University of California do not hesitate to S. JOSEPH SIMITIAN or your staff have any questions prior to the Speakers Program, please Kay a. Stevens RICHARD SPEES contact me at 202/333-0364. Oakland City Council STEPHEN SPITZ Orrick, Herrington&:. Sutcliffe JACK EUGENE TEETERS Thank you for agreeing to share your knowledge with these bright and politically Attorney GRANT P. THOMPSON active students. I know you will find your time with them both stimulating and Libraries for the Future JUNE THURBER Temple City High School rewarding. RICHARD C. TRUDEAU Consultant HON . PETE WILSON Go,·ernor of California Sincerely,

TRUSTEES EMERITUS RAMON CORTINES Chancellor, Board of Education EARL CROCKETT ~~ Financial Management Consultant HERBERT ELLINGWOOD American lntenrade Group Speakers Program Director T JACK FOSTER. JR. Foster Enterprises HARRIS SEED Ahcc Tuohy Foundation JACK WICKWARE Page 2 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

This summer YOU can experience the drama, power, and excitement ofpolitics and government

Georgetown • Stanford • Yale • The University of Summer School

Page 4 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas \)rthttp://dolearchives.ku.edu R"" \ W&J., -·--·· ._?;I) ... RO~·sMITII.!lmJrh- ~: 3<>p,, ,The Junior Statesmen Foundation.. Ronald Snuth Company H C '" '5 ESTELLE SALTZMAN, VICE PRESIDENT Rwtyon Saltzman & Einhorn KAREN CLOPTON, SECRETARY "' 650 Bair Island Road, Suite 201 Redwood City, California 94063-2735 Bennan, Bcridey & Lasky (415) 366-2700 (800) 334-5353 FAX (415) 366-506T~-· MARC FRANKLIN, TREASURER Pac:ific Mutual IOAIUI or TRUSTllltS llALPK ANDl!RSl!N ~,~;ll Ralph A..dcrttn ud A.Nocia1a DIXON ARNETT June 20, 1994 c.ttlo.-al.t ~ical Doud JOHN AlITRY 'i!f-1> ~ - i=_): oo P""' JSA-1 . loc:. DAN 80GOAN, JR. Vice-Cbancd)Or, U.C. Bcrilclcy The Honorable Robert Dole SD - \Ol.. NELSON CRANDALL Hopkins A C;ulcy ANDREW J. DEMETRIOU toac1, 011)', Jf.c.avis .t. Pas:ue Washington, D.C. 20510 WAl.fRl!D FASSLEA Onroa, U.S.A.. Inc. HON . VIC f AZIO Mc.mNr ot Coaarou Dear Senator Dole: GARY FAZZlNO Hewlcll·Ptchtd MNDALL FIELDS Mt1. Fields Coekle& B£TK LABSON FREEMAN On behalf of The Junior Statesmen Foundation, it is my pleasure to cordially DqKuy Co..n'y Could GERALD GARNER invite you to participate as a guest speaker for the Junior Statesmen Summer Schog!. Ca.1l ~ DOC'\or1 Hotpkal !ONGLIDD£N - Senator Tom C1mpbe:U'1 OO"K:C DR. FLOYD GONELLA Two hundred of America's future leaders have been selected to participate in Coua1y Supcrlalcodcnt of Schooh lllON M. GRl!GORY the fifty-fourth annual Junior Statesmen Summer School. From July 17 - August 7, Califoraili1 ~&l•l••ivc Coua.el JAN HENRY GROENEN HON. CARDI. HALUITT these high school scholars will engage in an intensive study of politics and Collier, SMnaoa. kill A Scot\ HON. ELIHU HARRIS government at . Each summer, our sessions at the White M11yor, City a( Oakland JAMES JOHNSON House and on Capitol Hill allow these high school students to meet and question DAVlOJUNG BT NorU. Ai.erk• Cabinet Secretaries, leaders in the House and Senate, Supreme Court Justices, KATHERINE KERNS J.S.A. Governor prominent journalists, lobbyists, and others in the political arena. PETER LEVINE v..... SUE LEMPERT San Mateo City CoucU The Summer School is sponsored by The Junior Statesmen Foundation, a KON . TED LEMPERT S&n Mateo Bo&rd ol Supcrvison nonprofit, educational organization which was founded sixty years ago to teach young ~OB MAKIN The Boc:iag Co111pa11y HON . LEO T. M<.-CARTHY people about public affairs and the responsibilities of leadership in a democratic C&liJon•ia LlclWtnHI Oovcrnor MICHAEL M.CURR Y society. U.S. Sl.llc Dcpfnmcnt HON . l!DWIN MEESE, Ill The Heritage Foundatk>a HON. We will be meeting with members of the Senate on Thursday, July 2L from Mcanbocr o/ Conarcu JEANNE MOORE 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. in Room 106 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building and ~ Californi1 Dcp1tlJDC11 ot Asia& OERAW NEWfAllMER would be honored you would meet with us 20 to 30 minutes during this time. If this Scaior Advisor, JCMA HON. NICHOLAS C. PETRIS date is not convenient, we will also be meeting on Wednesday, July 20., between Califor&ia Slale Seate !l19 RAY REMV Los Aa1clcs Ctwnabc:rot'Commcrcc a.m. and 2:30 p.m. in Room HC-5 on the Lower Level of the Capitol. The format we PATT RlffLE W.ulungton Ca&U1lo.11 tor GU\ed EduclUon prefer is brief opening remarks on a political topic of your choice followed by a RICHARO kOLL Paclnc Tclcai• question and answer session with the students. GLl!NN 1". S!ABORO llldvcrsity ol C&.liforlia S. JOSEPH SIMITIAN tu.yASla

TRUSTEES EM1tarr11s RAMON CORTINES Chloccllo1, New York Board otEd1.tc"~ EARL CROCKETT ~~ Fin1nclal Maa11crncM Coll!Ghant ne Dale HERBERT l!LUNOWOOI> Speakers Pro ram Director ADICriCID lntcrtlldc Ofllllll 0 T. JACK FOSTER. JR . FDlltr Eawpri1e1 HARRIS SEl!D ~~.~~ Alice TPOh}I fQll•datllJU. Enclosure JACK WICKWARE ;\ ~~. &;;::~ £,-21 JJJtuUa. liJ1:LL ~ \ :i(..1.i.J.; Page 5 of 45 . This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu T H E J UN I O R STATESMEN SUMME R SC HOO L

THE JUNIOR STATESMEN 1994 Sessions SUMMER SCHOOL

Yale University and Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. July 3 - July 30 July 17 - August 7

or 54 years, The Junior Statesmen Admission to the Summer School is Summer School has offered a rigorous competitive. Decisions are based on aca- F academic challenge to outstanding demic achievement, leadership ability, and high school students. The curriculum includes interest in politics and government as evi- a systematic introduction to American denced by a 3-page personal essay, teacher government and politics, an exciting high level recommendation and official high school speakers program, and student debates on transcript. current issues (Congressional Workshop). Junior Statesmen Summer School The collegiate academic environment graduates generally receive high school credit stresses substantial reading , research , and for their course work. The classes in writing. Classes are held six days a week. American Government and Economics are Students reside in university dormitories and equivalent to a one-semester Advanced use campus classrooms and libraries. Placement course. With a satisfactory score on the Advanced Placement Exam, students and The University of Texas at Austin The Summer School faculty of outstand- also earn college credit. The Speech Commu- July 3 - July 30 July 3 - July 30 ing professors is recruited from universities nication course is equivalent to a one- around the country. The faculty, counselors, semester high school Honors speech or and administrators all live on campus with the Honors English elective. students and are responsible for academic and personal counseling as well as supervision. Following the session, transcripts are sent to the graduates, and to their high schools, There are four sessions of The Junior upon request. In advance of the Summer Statesmen Summer School. Approximately School, if high school credit is desired, you 270 students will be selected to attend the should make arrangements with appropriate Georgetown University session ; 250 students officials at your school. will be selected to attend the Stanford Univer- sity session ; 130 students will be selected to On each campus during Summer School, attend the session at ; and 90 interested students may attend a special students will be selected to attend The Junior orientation session offered by undergraduate Statesmen Summer School session at The admissions officials who will answer questions University of Texas at Austin. about admissions, financial aid, SAT scores, housing, and campus life. All four Summer School sessions have identical admissions requirements and tuition . The total cost of tuition, which includes For information on : Each offers an identical Advanced Placement room and board, textbooks, and all other aca- American Government course and Congres- demic expenses, is $2 , 175. Partial scholar- sional Workshop. The Yale, Stanford and ships are available. See pages 16 and 17 for Pa~ Georgetown Summer School ___ 4-7 Texas sessions also offer an additional course scholarship details. Stanford Summer School Pa e 8 in Speech Communication. Students who have Yale Summer School Page 9 taken already a high school course in Ameri- If you have any questions, do not hesitate can Government may enroll in the second to contact The Junior Statesmen Foundation. University of Texas Summer Schoo_! ______Page 10 semester government course in United States You may call toll free (800) 334-5353. Please Tuition Page 11 Foreign Policy which is offered at Georgetown, place your call after 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time. or in the Advanced Placement Economics Course Descriptions Pages 12 and 13 course which is offered at Stanford, or in the The National Association of Secondary Application Information, including Form Pages 14 and 15 Honors course in Constitutional Law offered School Principals has placed this program Scholarship Information, includin_g_Form Pages 16-18 at Yale University. Please turn to pages 12 on the National Advisory List of Contests and 13 for complete course descriptions, and Activities for 1993-94. Other J.S.A. ProgLams Pa es 19 and 20 including prerequisites. Recommendation Form Page 21 >~..._.,.-.1i:!'Lstt,i,.,.'1' Letter to Teachers and Counselors, including Form Pages 22 and 23 ~ 2 3 Page 6 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu TH E J U IOR S T ATES ME SU MMER SC HOO L

You won't just learn about politics and government Junior Statesmen Summer School in Washington, D. C. You'll live it! is not a spectator sport ...

July 17 to August 7 ou will meet and question national Members of Congress leaders. Informal, off the record, Howard Berman (D) Tom Lantos (D) sessions with headline figures in the Rosa Delaura (D) Bob Matsui (D) Y Norm Dicks (D) Robert Menendez (D) news will be held in the Capitol, Treasury Jennifer Dunn (R) Norm Mineta (D) Don Edwards (D) Nancy Pelosi (D) Building, Pentagon, State Department, and in J.J. Pickle (D) eorgetown Summer School students Vic Fazio (D) the Chambers of the Supreme Court. The Tom Foley (D) Pat Schroeder (D) jump into politics and government for Barney Frank (D) Dick Swett (D) Junior Statesmen Summer School offers a Dick Gephardt (D) Mike Synar (D) Gthree intense weeks. Your class in A.P. Henry Gonzalez (D) Craig Washington (D) nonpartisan speakers program. Because the American Government or U.S. Foreign Policy Administration officials you will question are is enriched by Congressional Workshop Democrats, you will question more Republican OTHER RECENT SPEAKERS debates and an incredible speakers program. speakers on Capitol Hill. A complete course description is printed on Anthony Kennedy, Supreme Court Associate Justice John Anderson, Former Presidential Candidate pages 12 and 13. Eugene McCarthy, Former Presidential Candidate EXECUTIVE BRANCH George McGovern, Former Presidential Candidate Stuart Reges, Libertarian Party National Director You will question national leaders, includ- Howard Phillips, Chair, During the Reagan , Bush, and Clinton Presi- Archibald Cox, Common Cause ing White House officials, House and Senate dencies, Summer School students have met William Egan Colby, Former CIA Director leaders, Cabinet Members, lobbyists, and jour- Jack Valenti, Motion Picture Association and questioned: Brian Lamb, C-SPAN nalists. You will see the House and Senate in Tom Rosenstlel, Journalist, Los Angeles Times Judy Woodruff, Journalist session, attend Congressional hearings, and Madeleine Albright, U.N. Ambassador Robert Zelnick, ABC News Correspondent use the vast resources of Washington while , White House Chief of Staff William Bennett, Secretary of Education doing research for your Summer School term Lloyd Bentsen, Treasury Secretary SPECIAL FOREIGN POLICY SPEAKERS Ron Brown, Secretary of Commerce paper and debates. Nicholas Brady, Treasury Secretary George Bush, President Michael Mccurry, Spokesman, U.S. State Department , Secretary of Transportation Strobe Talbott, Deputy Secretary of State An assessment of the Clinton administra- Richard Cheney, Secretary of Defense Joao eaena Soares, Secretary General, Organization of American States Edward Derwinskl, Secretary of Veterans Affairs Vladimir Lukin, Russian Ambassador to the U.S. tion will dominate your speakers program as Elizabeth Dole, Secretary of Transportation you meet with members of the administration David Gergen, Counselor to the President Alexander Haig, Secretary of State as well as its major critics. Carol Hallett, Commissioner, U.S. Customs Service Margaret Heckler, Secretary of Health & Human Services John Herrington, Secretary of Energy A special Congressional Reception hon- Carta Hills, U.S. Trade Representative , Secretary of Housing and Urban Development oring you , hosted by The Junior Statesmen , U.N. Ambassador Robert Martinez, Drug Czar Foundation, will be held during the session. Edwin Meese, Ill, Attorney General You and your classmates will be joined at the Robert Mosbacher, Secretary of Commerce , OMB Director Reception by Members of Congress and other General , Chair, Joint Chiefs of Staff Donald Regan, Treasury Secretary friends of the Junior Statesmen program. George Shultz, Secretary of State Samuel Skinner, White House Chief of Staff John Sununu, White House Chief of Staff Georgetown University is an ideal Lt. General Brent Scowcrolt, National Security Advisor Admiral Richard Truly, NASA Administrator location for the Summer School. The campus Vernon Walters, U.N. Ambassador is located in the world famous Georgetown James Watt, Secretary of the Interior William Webster, FBI Director U.S. Senator Joe Biden residential neighborhood. Many of the cultural Caspar Weinberger, Secretary of Defense and historical attractions that make Washing- ton famous are located within minutes of the LEGISLATIVE BRANCH campus. During the session, you and your classmates will enjoy a stunning moonlight In recent years, hundreds of Members tour of the most famous Washington monu- of Congress have met with Summer School ments. students, including:

This Summer School is extremely de- United States Senators manding. A semester's worth of college level work is covered in three short weeks. You will Robert Bennett (R) Ted Kennedy (D) Joe Biden (D) Frank Lautenberg (D) take two essay examinations and complete a Barbara Boxer (D) (R) Bill Bradley (D) Richard Lugar (R) major term paper. In order to succeed, you William Cohen (R) Howard Metzenbaum (D) must be self-disciplined and socially mature. In Larry Craig (R) George Mitchell (D) Dennis DeConcini (D) Paul Sarbanes (D) addition, you must have experience writing (R) Paul Simon (D) Jake Garn (R) (R) term papers. The Georgetown Summer School John Glenn (D) John Warner (R) is designed for older, more mature, academi- Slade Gorton (R) Paul Wellstone (D) Mark Hatfield (R) cally advanced high school students. Former President

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Washington, D. C. Session What's it really like?

or three weeks over the summer, I flew law clerk. All of a sudden , there I was in the across country just to go to summer Supreme Court Chambers an arm's length F school! That's right. .. summer school. away from a man who is on the court for life. He Why, you might ask, did I do such a thing? is one of nine judges who interpret the Consti- This was no ordinary summer school. tution and protect our rights. He was a pretty cool guy. The Junior Statesmen Summer School is a program for elite high school students who Junior Statesmen pretty much had the run show leadership ability in and out of the class- of the Capitol. Some of my friends sat in on room. About 270 students from across the confirmation hearings for Judge Ruth Bader U.S. (including Guam and American Samoa) Ginsburg. A few kids ran into Mrs. Clinton and attended at Georgetown University in Wash- shook her hand. One of my classmates found ington, D.C. the secret Capitol office of the Vice President. Some students ran into President Clinton, Al Georgetown University is awesome. Gore and George Stephanopoulos in the base- Every building is gothic and huge; the campus ment of the Rayburn Building when they were is like its own little city. We lived in a real on the Hill lobbying for the President's budget. Georgetown dormitory, ate in the same That was a massive rush . cafeteria as such legends as and Patrick Ewing, and saw the Exorcist Junior Statesmen Summer School was steps. We took classes in American Govern- more than just classroom and textbook learn- ment or U.S. Foreign Policy, taught by real ing . It was interesting because of the different college professors. My professor happened kinds of people. There were students from the to hail from the University of California at Virgin Islands, New Jersey, , California, Berkeley, and trust me ... you could tell. and one guy from Alaska. I was just completely blown away when he said that when the tem- Along with the classes, we participated in perature gets to 60 degrees below zero they "Congressional Workshop", which is a classy cancel school! name for student debates. Basically, we were split into congressional houses of 30 students. Junior Statesmen Summer School is a To start the debate, student congressmen and wonderful program. If you have any questions, women from the pro and con sides of the issue I'd be glad to stop what I'm doing and talk to gave 6-minute opening speeches, followed by you. I consider myself to be a reasonably questions from the members of the house. nice guy. Next, house members expressed their own opinions in impromptu speeches. After closing - Glyn Williams, Tempe, speeches by the first two speak- ers, we'd vote on the issue.

Another fun part of the pro- gram was the speaker days when the whole group met with Clinton officials, Members of Congress, lobbyists, and reporters. Some significant speakers were Con- gressman Barney Frank, Edwin Meese, Ill, Reagan's Attorney General and right hand man , Brian Lamb of C-SPAN, and Supreme Left colwn11,jim11 top to bottom: U.S. Senator Patty Murray, Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole, House Majority Court Justice Anthony M. Leader Dick Gephardt, Journalist Judy Woodruff Kennedy.

Right column, from top to bottom: U.N. Ambassador Madeleine Albright, House Speaker Tom Foley, Congresswoman It was a big thrill when Justice Pat Schroeder, Treasury Secre/(/ry Lloyd Bentsen Kennedy came into the room . We were supposed to meet with his

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... Stanford Session - July 3 to July 30 ... Yale Session - July 3 to July 30

aim trees, red tiled roofs, and 70 degree to the stars" and shop in Union Square. ale University, a campus of Georgian Summer School students interested in sunny days welcome you to Stanford Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, the Hard Rock and Gothic buildings dating back to 1752; learning more about Yale can attend a special P Un iversity where you will jump into four Cafe, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and Y the campus of Nathan Hale, Noah afternoon session with Undergraduate Admis- weeks of politics and debate. the Japanese Tea Gardens are just a few of the Webster, , William F. sions officials who will answer your questions attractions you and your classmates can visit. Buckley, Jr., George Bush , Bill and Hillary about Yale University admissions, financial Two college level courses will challenge Clinton , Meryl Streep and Jodie Foster; Yale, aid , SAT scores, personal interviews, housing you --Advanced Placement American Govern- home of the Bulldogs, welcomes you to its and campus life. ment and Speech Communication. Or, you can campus steeped in history and tradition. enroll in Advanced Placement Economics in- stead of American Government. Students who Two college level courses will challenge already have taken Speech may opt for the you --Advanced Placement American Govern- second semester speech course, Political Com- ment and Speech Communication. If you have munication. For complete course descriptions, taken already American Government, you can including prerequisites, please turn to pages apply for the new Junior Statesmen course in 12 and 13. Constitutional Law. Open only to incoming seniors, this course will give you an exciting Each night, you can test your political preview of law school. Students who have opinions in Congressional Workshop debates, taken already an advanced speech course and an exciting speakers program will bring may opt for the second semester speech you up close and personal with headline fig- course, Public Speaking and the Law. For ures from the news. Your speakers program complete course descriptions, including pre- will focus on several themes to take advantage requisites, please turn to pages 12 and 13. of the vast resources in the San Francisco Bay Area. National, state and local government, Nationally recognized university profes- foreign affairs, politics and the media, and sors teach at Summer School. If you love crime and punishment are just a few of the politics and want to learn more, or if you are topics that you will explore. Prominent San nervous about speaking before a large or small Francisco Bay Area leaders and Stanford schol- group, this program will give you the knowl- ars will join you on campus to challenge some edge, skills and the self confidence you need . of your assumptions and make you think. At the end of the month, we guarantee that you will be a more effective leader and a much Stanford University is an ideal location for more dynamic and confident public speaker. the Summer School. The campus is world famous for its outstanding libraries, architec- New York City is a short distance away, ture, and scholars in residence. You and your so you and your classmates will take a day classmates will rub shoulders with visitors from trip to the "Big Apple", participating in a special throughout the world. The speakers program and enjoying some of the on War, Revolution and Peace is located on cultural and historical attractions which make campus as is a world famous collection of New York a world famous city. Your speakers Rodin sculptures. program will focus on several themes to take advantage of the vast resources in New York. Nationally recognized university profes- Foreign affairs at the , politics sors teach at Summer School. If you love and the media at , eco- politics and want to learn more, or if you are nomic policy making on Wall Street, and the nervous about speaking before a group, this dynamics of politics in New York are just a few program will give you the knowledge, skills and of the topics that you may explore. the self confidence you need . At the end of the month, we guarantee that you will be a more Yale University is an ideal location for the effective leader and a much more dynamic and Summer School. In the summer, the campus confident public speaker. is a bee-hive of activity drawing scholars and visitors from around the world . Many come to San Francisco is a short distance away, so study in the world famous Stirling Memorial you and your classmates will take a day trip to Library which houses 8 million books-making 'The City" to enjoy some of the cultural and it the fourth largest collection in the country historical attractions which make San Fran- and the sixth largest in the world. cisco world famous. Ride a cable car "halfway Former Secretary of State George Shultz with 1993 Stanford student Mike Yadkarim

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... The University of Texas at Austin Session - July 3 to July 30 Tuition

Tuition, room and board at the Yale Summer School: As part of the he University of Texas at Austin is a off the record, question and answer sessions Georgetown, Stanford, Yale, and University speakers program, you will travel by chartered world-class academic institution. The will be held in the State Capitol Building and of Texas sessions is $2, 175. This covers: bus to New York City where you will question T faculty includes Nobel and Pulitzer nearby government buildings, just minutes from exciting guest speakers and enjoy historical Prize winners, and it leads public institutions your dorm. Tuition, textbooks, and all other aca- and cultural attractions. in attracting National Merit Scholars. Eight of demic expenses, and its doctoral programs rank in the top 10 of the The highlight of the program last summer Texas Summer School: As part of the nation. However, UT is more than academics; was an opportunity for Summer School stu- Housing and meals. Students are housed speakers program, you will meet in the State to many of its graduates it is a state of mind . dents to witness the swearing in ceremony for two to a room on single sex floors in university Capitol Building and L.B.J . Presidential Library Anyone who has strolled along "The Drag", the Texas State Treasurer. Following the student residences. Meals are eaten in uni- with guest speakers and scholars and for contemplated the Tower from the Littlefield ceremony, which was conducted in the Cham- versity dining rooms. special orientations. Fountain, or surged through Memorial Stadium bers of the House of Representatives, Gover- with the mighty Longhorn fans will surely nor Ann Richards met with Junior Statesmen In Washington, D.C., because you are off Transportation to the Summer School agree that the UT experience leaves its stamp and engaged in a lively question and answer campus so many days for the speakers pro- is not provided. However, Summer School on the human spirit. session. gram, you will need to bring money to pay for staff members will meet arriving students at fifteen off campus meals. All other meals are nearby airports and transport them to campus. At UT, two college level courses will The University of Texas is an ideal loca- provided. At the conclusion of the sessions, Summer challenge you -- American Government and tion for the Summer School. Sprawling across School students are transported by chartered Speech Communication. You can test your 300 acres in central Austin , the campus is a At the Stanford Summer School, you buses to these airports for their flights home. political opinions in nightly Congressional bee-hive of activity during the summer attract- will need to bring money to pay for meals while The Junior Statesmen staff will be happy to Workshop debates and an exciting speakers ing scholars and visitors from around the world. you are in San Francisco for the optional one- answer any questions you may have about program will bring you up close and personal Many come to study in the eighth largest aca- day cultural excursion. All other meals are transportation arrangements. with headline figures from the news. For com- demic library in the country. provided. plete course descriptions, please turn to pages 12 and 13. Also located on campus is the Lyndon Atthe Yale Summer School, Baines Johnson Presidential Library and Mu- you will need to bring money to If you love politics and want to learn more, seum . Your special tour will include colorful pay for meals for one day while or if you are nervous about speaking before a highlights of Johnson's state and national po- you are in New York City. All group, this program will give you the knowl- litical campaigns. You will see the Viet Nam other meals are provided. edge, skills and the self confidence you need. War exhibit and "Great Society" collection giv- At the end of the month, we guarantee that you ing you and your classmates a glimpse into the At the Texas Summer will be a more effective leader and a much controversial decade of the 1960s. Also at the School, you will need to bring more dynamic and confident public speaker. L.B.J. Museum you will see an exact replica of money to pay for six lunches the Oval Office during the Johnson administra- eaten off campus on speaker Your Speakers Program will focus on tion and a rock brought back from the moon. In program days. All other meals Texas state politics and current issues as you the L.B.J . Library, scholars engaged in re- are provided. question legislators, statewide elected officials, search will share with you their insights on the lobbyists, judges and journalists. These lively, modern American presidency. Special Group Field Trips

Georgetown Summer School: As part of the speakers program, you will travel by char- tered bus to the Capitol Building, Pentagon, State Department, Supreme Court and other Wash- ington locations. At the end of the session, you will enjoy a moon- light bus tour of the most famous national monuments.

Stanford Summer School: You will travel to San Francisco where you will enjoy historical and cultural attractions.

Congresswoman Jennifer D11 nn with 1993 Georgetown st11dent Kendee Yamaguchi

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ADVANCED PLACEMENT AMERICAN ADVANCED PLACEMENT ECONOMICS GOVERNMENT Course Descriptions Offered at: Stanford Offered at: Stanford, Yale, and Texas This course is comparable to a one-semester This course is a college-level introduction to the university economics course, covering major dynamics of the American political system. It is economic theories and public policy analysis. It designed to fulfill state educational requirements SPEECH COMMUNICATION POLITICAL COMMUNICATION is designed to fulfill state educational require- and to prepare students for the Advanced Place- ments and to prepare students for the Advanced ment Examination in American Government and Offered at: Stanford, Yale, and Texas Offered at: Stanford Placement Examination in both Micro- and Macro- Politics. In four intensive weeks of instruction, you are This second semester, university level course exposed to the fundamental elements of speech focuses on political communication as it offers Economics. Through lectures, college texts, and discussions, communication through a university level course you classical and modern communication and Following an introductory section on the this course helps you understand the basic oper- emphasizing the practical use of communication rhetorical theory, practice, and criticism. "economic way of thinking", you examine ating principles of politics and government as it theory through public speaking. Classical and 1 SPECIAL F ATURE: decision making by individuals, groups and presents several theoretical and analytic models modern communication theories are covered. You will study fundamental elements of speech organizations, with emphasis on how those for understanding the process of American politics Fundamentals of persuasion and argumentation communication through a curriculum divided CONGRESSIONAL WORKSHOP decisions are made in a market economy. You at the state and national levels. You are taught to are stressed with particular emphasis given to between theory and practical use of the theory review economic strategies and how voluntary analyze critically the American political system as standards of logic and proof. through public speaking. Significant outside Featured at: All Summer School Sessions exchanges between demanders and suppliers you examine the roles played by democracy, readings and written work are assigned. In addi- Summer School students create and run a leg· lative body patterned after the U.S. Congress are seen as the foundation of the market system. political thought, and the Constitution. The struc- In addition to perfecting your speech delivery, tion to perfecting speech delivery, you study which serves as a practical demonstration of the principles and issues discussed throughout the In addition, you study the behavior of individual ture and function of courts, interest groups, politi- you will study organization-retention techniques, organization, critical thinking and audience analy- Summer School. Congressional Workshop serves as a forum for student debate of contemporary consumers and producers. The role of govern- cal parties, the Presidency, Congress, and the critical thinking, and audience analysis as part of sis. You will give at least four prepared and political issues. You are required to select a public policy issue (the death penalty, for example) ment is emphasized with discussion of market bureaucracy are thoroughly explored. The role of your speech assignments. During the month, you several impromptu speeches. Extensive experi- and write an argumentative brief, present and argue one side of the issue before a committee of failure and the business cycle (swings in the each of these institutions in the policy-making are required to give at least four prepared and ence is provided in oral and written critiques of Summer School faculty, and then lead the debate, fo r or against, in a session of the Congressional economy's output rate, unemployment rate, process is examined through the use of case several impromptu speeches. A full sentence speakers. Workshop. foreign trade, and inflation rate). Particular atten- studies of major policy issues in society. outline is required for every speech. Extensive experience is provided in oral and written critiques Classes are held six days a week. While this tion is focused on the macroeconomic impact of This exercise requires substantial research, an understanding of current issues and political the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve System. You take three essay examinations and complete of speakers. class is offered for high school credit, it is taught theory, knowledge of argumentation and a practical understanding of parliamentary procedure. The course is enriched by a speakers program a 12-15 page college-level research paper on an at college level and is equivalent to a semester You are expected to debate your own issue and to participate as a supporting speaker during which gives you an opportunity to quiz scholars, issue in American politics. Your research is super- Classes are held six days a week. While this class Honors Advanced Speech class or English elec- other debates. The faculty participate in two areas: 1) critique and evaluation of your technique government officials, and corporate leaders vised by the Government faculty and requires is offered for high school credit, it is taught at tive. You are in class for a total of 85 hours. and 2) identification of the areas where your speaking, debating, and leadership skills can be active in economic policy formation. Nobel Prize extensive use of the university library. Classes are the university level and is equivalent to a one- Prereguisite: You must have successfully com- improved. winning economists, and held six days a week. The class is offered for high semester Honors Speech class or a one-semes- pleted a college speech course or Speech ter Honors English elective. Students are in class Communication at a previous Junior Statesmen Kenneth Arrow recently met for an hour with school credit and is equivalent to a one-semester Although not a formal course, your participation is graded and constitutes 10% of your final for a total of 85 hours. summer session. Stanford Summer School students. Advanced Placement American Government Government, Economics, or Constitutional Law grade and 10% of your final Speech grade. At course. Students are in class for a total of 85 hours. Georgetown, your Congressional Workshop grade constitutes 20% of your final grade. You will take three essay examinations and complete a 12-15 page analytic paper of Offered at: Georgetown university caliber which demonstrates an An identical Advanced Placement American PUBLIC SPEAKING AND THE LAW UNITED STATES FOREIGN POLICY understanding of economic policy generation. Government course is offered. This session is The paper involves independent research and extremely demanding since it is one week shorter Offered at: Yale Offered at: Georgetown extensive use of the Stanford Library. Research and has an extensive speakers program on This second semester, university level course, This advanced course is designed to meet is closely supervised by the faculty. Classes Capitol Hill. You must cover course material exposes you to the fundamental elements of CONSTITUT AL LAW second semester requirements of high schools are held six days a week. The class is offered for rapidly. To complete your term paper success- speech communication by emphasizing the prac- offering a yearlong American Government course. high school credit and is equivalent to a one- fully, you will interview government officials, tical use of communication theory through public Offered at: Yale Through lectures, college texts, and small group semester Advanced Placement Micro- and Macro- lobbyists, journalists, or others who play a role in speaking. Classical and modern communication This college level course will explore the nature and development of political rights and liberties, the discussions, the course helps you understand Economics course. Students are in class for a your topic. You will read a college text before theories are covered. When taken together with evolution of our system of checks and balances, and th e relationship between majoritarian democracy how American foreign policy is made. Key themes total of 85 hours. arriving in Washington. Georgetown is designed Constitutional Law, this course will extend your and the protection of individual and minority rights and liberties. of post-World War II American foreign policy are for older, academically advanced students. To understanding of the fundamentals of persuasion explored. Next, you focus on key issues and on Prereauisite: You must be an incoming senior succeed, you must be self-disciplined and socially and argumentation with particular emphasis given The course is divided into three sections: the first provides background on the Supreme Court and its America's role in a post-Cold War world. who has successfully completed an Honors or mature. Students are in class for a total of 100 to standards of logic and proof. relationship to other branches of government. Section two is an overview of the development of American Advanced Placement U.S. History course in high hours. Prereguisite: Georgetown students must Constitutional law, including the origins of the Constitution, the rise of judicial power, the development of You take two essay examinations and complete school or a previous Junior Statesmen Summer have experience writing term papers. Significant outside readings and written work the Court's doctrine in the areas of federalism and economic regulation , the Constitutional crisis of the a 12-15 page analytic paper of university caliber School session. are assigned. In addition to perfecting speech 1930s and the Court's subsequent rejection of economic liberties for civil rights and liberties, and the to demonstrate your understanding of the foreign recent A DAY AT delivery, you study organization, critical thinking Court's move to scale back the activism of the post-New Deal Courts. The concluding section will policy process in American government. This A DAY AT GEORGETOWN and audience analysis. You will give at least four explore the role of the Supreme Court in the Amerit n political system. research is supervised by Foreign STANFORD, YALE AND TEXAS Policy faculty prepared and several impromptu speeches. To and requires extensive use of the Georgetown 7:15 - 7:45 Breakfast extend your understanding of the law, one speech Course materials include a Constitutional law casebc k and other college level texts. In addition to class Library and 7:30 - 8:15 Breakfast personal interviews among the 9:00 - 11: 00 Students question U.S. assignment will simulate a courtroom presentation. lectures, students participate in a moot Supreme Co rt exercise where they prepare legal briefs arguing Washington foreign policy establishment. Senators on Capitol Hill 8:30-1 1:30 American Government their side of a particular case and present an oral c.rgument before a panel of justices. Students take or Economics or 11 :00 - 12:30 Term Paper Interviews on Constitutional Law Class Classes are held six days a week. While this weekly essay exams and a cumulative final examination. Classes are held six days a week. While the class Capitol Hill class is offered for high school credit, it is taught is offered for high school credit and is equivalent 11 :30 - 1 :00 Lunch and Library time 12:30 - 1 :30 Lunch at the Old Post Office at college level and is equivalent to a semester Classes are held six days a week. While the class is offered for high school credit and is equivalent to to a one-semester, Honors American Govern- 1:00 - 4:00 Speech Honors Advanced Speech class or English elec- a one-semester, Honors social studies elective, it is taught at a much more advanced level. Students are ment course, it is taught at a much more advanced 2:15 - 5: 15 American Government or U.S. Foreign Policy Class 4:00 - 5:30 Library Research/Free tive. You are in class for a total of 85 hours. in class for a total of 85 hours. level. Students are in class for a total of 100 hours. Time Prereguisite: You must have successfully com- 5:15 - 6:50 Dinner 5:30 - 6:45 Dinner pleted a college speech course or Speech Prereguisite: You must be an incoming senior who has successfully completed Advanced Placement Prereguisite: You must be an incoming senior 7:00 - 9: 45 Congressional Workshop Communication at a previous Junior Statesmen American Government or a previous Junior Statesmen Summer School. who has successfully completed high school Debates 7:00- 9:30 Congressional Workshop Debates summer session. American Government or a previous Junior 9:45 - 11 :00 Free time Statesmen Summer School, and have experience 9:30- 11:00 Free time 11:00 Roll call and Curfew writing term papers. 11 :00 Roll call and Curfew

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I Want to Attend ... Now what do I do? STUDENT APPLICATION FORM

To the applicant:

The personal essay and teacher recommen- A complete application includes: dation form may be submitted separately. However, be sure that your name, along with 1. A student application form . 2. A personal essay of two to three pages, the name of the Summer School session to typed and double spaced. 3. A recommendation from a Counselor, Social Studies or English teacher which you are applying (e.g . Georgetown . 4. An official high school transcript sent by your school. session), is listed on any materials sent in separately.

WHO IS ADMITTED? I AM APPL YING TO: (Check One) _ Georgetown Stanford _ Yale Texas

(Please Admission to the Summer School is note, you may apply to only one. You may indicate your 2nd choice.) competitive. No decision on admission can be made until all application materials have been received. Decisions are based on Please print or type. academic achievement, leadership ability, and interest in politics and government. A Date student is frequently stronger in one of these WHO MAY APPLY? areas than others. Above all , Junior States- Permanent Address :.__ _ men Summer School students are intelligent, Street City State Zip Code Any outstanding high school student may articulate student leaders who could benefit Home Telephone Age Social Security Number apply for admission as long as he/she will not from this unique educational experience. If you Date of Birth Male Female be graduating from high school in June 1994. have any questions about your qualifications High School Grad. Year (Circle One) 1995 1996 1997 1998 for admission, do not hesitate to call The Junior HOW DO I APPLY FOR ADMISSION? Statesmen Foundation at (800) 334-5353. School Address: Street City State Zip Code Applicants for admission should submit: APPLICATION DEADLINE ( ) School Telephone 1. A personal essay, typed, double To help you settle your summer plans as spaced , not longer than three pages or early as possible, The Junior Statesmen Foun- shorter than two pages, covering your dation offers a rolling admissions process; you Circle how you found out about the Summer School: teacher, counselor, friend , J.S.A ., Peterson's Guide, Duke TIP, academic achievements, academic will be and notified of your status immediately after N.Y. Times, Texas Monthly, Sunset Magazine, Educational Register, other {be specific): ______vocational aspirations, involvement in we receive a complete application. school and community activities, and Georgetown applicant: interest or involvement in politics. Are All application materials should be re- You have a choice of classes. You may take A.P. American Government or U.S. Foreign Policy. There is a prerequisite for U.S. Foreign Policy. you a leader? Please include examples ceived by MONDAY, MAY 9, 1994. However, If you don't meet the prerequisite , you will be placed in A.P. American Government. of your leadership ability. This must we will continue to consider applications Circle class for which you are applying: A.P. Government U.S. be written in essay form . received after that date as long as there is Foreign Policy space available. If you have any questions Stanford applicant: 2. An official high school tra nscript, about the application process or deadline, You have a choice of classes. In the morning, you may take A.P. American Government or A.P. Economics. In the afternoon, which your school will send , on your call toll free (800) 334-5353. you may take Speech or Political Communication. There is a prerequisite for Economics and Political Communication. If you request. don't meet the prerequisite for Economics, you will be placed in A.P. American Government. If you don't meet the prerequisite Mail application materials to: for Political Communication, you will be placed in Speech. 3. A recommendation from a Counselor Circle morning class for which you are applying or an English or Social Studies teacher. Summer School Admissions Director : A.P. Government A.P. Economics A form for this purpose is printed on The Junior Statesmen Foundation Circle afternoon class for which you are applying: Speech Political Communication page 21 . 650 Bair Island Road, Suite 201 Redwood City, CA 94063-2735 Yale applicants: 4. An application form , printed on page You have a choice of classes. In the morning, you may take A. P. American Government or Constitutional Law. In the afternoon, 15. Prior to Summer School, you will be sent you may take Speech or Public Speaking and the Law. There is a prerequisite for Constitutional Law and Public Speaking information regarding your Congressional and the Law. If you don't meet the prerequisite for Constitutional Law, you will be placed in A.P . American Government. If you don't meet the Each element of your application should Workshop assignment, a reading list, what to prerequisite for Public Speaking and the Law, you will be placed in Speech. be mailed as soon as it is ready or available. bring , transportation information, and informa- Circle morning class for which you are applying: A.P. Government Typically, when students decide to apply, they tion on Summer School rules and supervision. Constitutional Law immediately mail in the application form and Georgetown students will be sent a textbook to Circle afternoon class for which you are applying: Speech Public Speaking and the Law ask their school to send a copy of their read in advance. transcript to The Junior Statesmen Foundation. Texas applicants: You will take A.P . American Government in the morning and Speech in the afternoon.

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MEESE FAMILY MEMORIAL Scholarships SCHOLARSHIPS

The Junior Statesmen Foundation uses the earnings from a $73,000 endowment fund he Junior Statesmen Foundation to provide Summer School scholarships. This administers a Summer School Scholar- fund was established in memory of Scott Rob- T sh ip Fund of over $125,000 to assist ert Meese, Andrew Scott Meese, and Leone students who find the tuition to be a barrier. D. Meese. These funds were donated by Summer School alumni, businesses, government, and ph ilan- Meese Scholarships are awarded by The thropic foundations. Junior Statesmen Foundation to students who possess an outstanding academic record, a A Scholarship Committee, under the sense of compassion and concern for others, direction of Junior Statesmen Foundation and an ability to achieve results through effec- Trustees, annually awards $55,000 in partial tive leadership. scholarships from this fund using the following criteria: financial need, academic excellence, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR demonstrated leadership ability, and evidence Supreme Court Justice David Souter SCHOLARSHIPS that an applicant is highly motivated to attend. Through a grant from the United States Because the demand for Junior States- Interior Department, students from each of five men Scholarships is so great, and because of U.S. Territories may attend a Junior Statesmen Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy its commitment to help as many students as Summer School session of their choice with a possible, The Junior Statesmen Foundation full scholarship. Outstanding student leaders rarely awards a full scholarship. However, from Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Repub- each year, many students attend the program lic of Palau , America Samoa, and the Com- help raising local scholarships, call for the by combining a Junior Statesmen Scholarship monwealth of the Northern Marianas will be Junior Statesmen step by step fund raising with locally raised scholarships which together considered for these scholarships, which fully manual. cover their full tuition. cover Summer School tuition and round trip air fare. These Interior Department-funded Schol- HOW DO I APPLY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP? ALICE TWEED TUOHY SCHOLARSHIPS arships are awarded by The Junior Statesmen Foundation. 1. Immediately apply for admission to the The Alice Tweed Tuohy Foundation has Summer School. established an annual Scholarship Fund of With the help of the Interior Department 2. Apply for a Junior Statesmen scholarship. $30,000 to enable outstanding high school Scholarships, Summer School enrollment from The Scholarship Application Form is students to attend The Junior Statesmen the U.S. Territories has increased from 11 printed on the reverse side of this page. Summer School. With the help of Tuohy students in 1991 to 84 students last summer. 3. Request the Junior Statesmen Summer grants, Junior Statesmen Summer School Programs Fund Raising Manual and start enrollment has increased from 46 students OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS local fund raising as soon as possible in 1975 to 648 students last year. following the step by step instructions in For more than ten years, The Ruth Eleanor the manual. The Tuohy Scholarships are awarded by and John Ernest Bamberger Foundation in The Junior Statesmen Foundation on the basis Salt Lake City has provided Junior Statesmen The Junior Statesmen Scholarship Com- of both academic merit and financial need. The Summer School scholarships. Outstanding mittee automatically will consider you for a Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor Scholarship Committee is particularly inter- students who attend high school in are scholarship from every fund it can . Please ested in an applicant's academic excellence considered for these Bamberger Scholarships. submit only one scholarship application. and demonstrated leadership ability. In addition , partial scholarships are avail- Most Summer School students pay their SPECIAL STANFORD SCHOLARSHIPS able to outstanding students from the State of tuition with funds from a combination of sources , and special Urban Scholarships are including local scholarships, family funds, and Under the terms of a special Junior available to students who attend high school in a Junior Statesmen scholarship. If you start Statesmen expansion grant, scholarships Oakland, Los Angeles, or in the District of now and follow the directions in the Fund are available to outstanding sophomores Columbia. Raising Manual, you almost certainly will suc- who reside in the states of , Indiana, ceed in your fund raising efforts. For more and who are admitted to Many service clubs, community organiza- information on scholarships, call The Junior the Stanford Summer School. Scholarship tions and school sources also are able to Statesmen Foundation toll free at (800) decisions are based on academic merit, provide scholarships to students in their area. 334-5353. Please call after 9:00 a.m. Pacific leadership potential, and financial need. School administrators, teachers, and The Jun- Time. ior Statesmen Foundation staff often are able to help arrange these scholarships. If you want

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THE JUNIOR STATESMEN SUMMER SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION Other J.S.A. Programs ... To apply for a Junior Statesmen partial scholarship, please provide accurate and complete information. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial need. The information you provide will be held in strict confidence. You must answer every question.

Name Address ach summer, The Junior Statesmen include student debates and nonpartisan Foundation conducts four state and City State Zip Phone ( speakers programs on campus. Regional and E local government Symposia and four state activities in 1994 include one-day and Birthdate __J __j_ Age _ Male _ Female _ High School _____ GradYear95969798 sessions of Summer School. overnight conferences such as a model con- gress titled "Congress '94, Setting New Priori- I am applying to the Summer School session held at: (Circle One) Stanford Yale Texas Georgetown Symposia are exciting explorations of ties". Participation in J.S.A. gives high school local or state government and politics students practical experience in the art of self lasting from 4-6 days. Students are housed government, preparing them for the challenge 1. Father, Stepfather, or Male Guardian Occupation Title ______in university dormitories for a sneak preview of democracy. Although Junior Statesmen is of college life. Symposium "classrooms" are Employer Total income last year_$ ______headquartered in the West, students from government buildings like the state capitol, throughout the country and the U.S. Territories 2. Mother, Stepmother, or Female Guardian Occupation Title supreme court, or city hall. Symposium "in- are active participants. If you would like to structors" are outstanding political and start a J.S.A. chapter at your high school, Employer Total income last year ...:$______governmental leaders, including governors, please call (800) 334-5353 for a step by step state legislators, judges, mayors, lobbyists kit. 3. Parents' current marital status: (Circle One) Married Separated Divorced Widowed and reporters. State Government Symposia are held in Boise, Olympia and Sacramento. 4. With whom do you live? (Circle One) Both Parents Mother Father Guardian WHO SPONSORS JUNIOR STATESMEN A local government Symposium is conducted PROGRAMS? on the campus of the If your parents are divorced, is the parent you live with remarried? _ Yes _ No University of Southern California in Los Angeles. If you would like a The Junior State of America, summer 5. If parents are divorced, how much child support do you get monthly? $ _____ Symposium brochure, please call toll free (800) Symposia, and the Junior Statesmen 334-5353. Summer School are sponsored by The Junior 6. Total size of your household. __children __adults. Statesmen Foundation, a nonprofit, non- THE JUNIOR STATE OF AMERICA (J.S.A.) partisan, 501 (c)(3) educational organization. 7. Number of children in private school. __ Total cost of private school tuition annually.$. ______The Junior Statesmen program is guided by For sixty years, in cooperation with public 8. Number of children (and/or parents) in college. __ List the colleges: a distinguished Board of Trustees composed and private high schools, The Junior States- of political leaders from both major parties, men Foundation has guided the activities of a educators, attorneys, business leaders and nonpartisan, student run organization for high other civic minded individuals who share the 9. How many children in private school or college receive financial aid? __ How much? $ ____ school students interested in government, poli- goals of the organization. Foundation Trust- tics, and debate. ees are responsible for the management of the 1O. If you own your home, in what year did you purchase it? 19 __Purchase price? $ ______program, raising funds and providing edu- At high schools, Junior State chapters What are your total monthly mortgage payments? $____ _ cational guidance. are social studies clubs. Chapter activities 11. If you rent a home or apartment, how much do you pay each month in rent? $______

12. How much money does your family have in the bank: Checking$. ______Savings $ ______

College Fund $ ____ Money Market $ ____

13. Are you going to try to raise money in your community to help pay your tuition? Any results to report? If so, list results on a separate sheet of paper.

14. On a separate sheet of paper, please tell us about any unusual or special circumstances that affect your family's financial situation. In other words, why do you need a scholarship?

15. How much are you able to pay towards your Summer School tuition? Parents' contribution$

Your contribution (from savings, job, etc.)$ Grandparents' and other family members' contribution$ ___

We declare that the above information is correct and complete.

Student's Signature Date Parent's or Guardian's Signature Date

Please mail to Scholarship Committee, Junior Statesmen Summer School, 650 Bair Island Road, Suite 201 , Redwood City, CA 94063-2735 Questions? Call, free of charge, (800) 334-5353.

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WHO FUNDS THE JUNIOR STATESMEN COUNSELOR/TEACHER RECOMMENDATION FORM FOUNDATION? The Junior Statesmen Summer School The Junior Statesmen Foundation is funded by contributions from businesses, Applicant's Name foundations and individuals. In 1993, major contributors included: The Alice Tweed Tuohy Home Address Foundation, Dixon Arnett, Atlantic Richfield, Bamberger Memorial Foundation, The Boeing I am applying to the session at: (circle one) Stanford Yale Georgetown University of Texas Company, Broad Inc., David Gray Carlson, Castle & Cooke Homes, Chevron USA, Col- Teacher's or Counselor's Name 1eg e Bound, Foundation for Teaching Economics, Gerald Garner, Gencorp Aero Jet, Jan Henry Groenen, Carol Hallett, U.S. To the Applicant: Department of the Interior, James Irvine After you fill in the above, give this form to your Counselor, or an English or a Social Studies teacher. Foundation, George Frederick Jewett To Foundation, Government of Guam, Hewlett- the Recommender: The above student is applying for admission Packard , Hyatt Hotels, IBM, Microsoft, to The Junior Statesmen Summer School, a rigorous, university-level program for outstanding high school student leaders. Your candid comments will help us make our Rebecca Morgan, The Navajo Nation, Pacific admission decision. Please complete this confidential form as soon as possible and return it to Admissions Director, The Junior Statesmen Summer School, Bell-Sacramento, Pacific Gas & Electric , 650 Bair Island Road, Suite 201 , Redwood City, CA 94063-2735. If you have any questions, call us on our toll free number Pacific Telesis Foundation, Peninsula Com- (800) 334-5353 after 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time. munity Foundation , Nicholas C. Petris, Ronald Smith, Stephen A. Spitz, Southern California Please comment on the applicant's scholastic abilities. Is he/she prepared to undertake university-level course work? The Edison Company, Sidney Stern Memorial applicant will be required to write a 12-15 page analytic research paper of university caliber. Can he/she do it? Please comment Trust, The Teichert Foundation, Michael on the applicant's judgment, integrity and maturity. Do you think he/she is adequately mature to live in a college dormitory? Is there anything else about this applicant Towbes Inc., and the Government of the U.S. that we should know? If you need more space, please continue on an additional sheet. Virgin Islands.

Forms are not always useful. If you prefer to write a letter, please do. However, please include the top of this form with your letter so that we have the student information.

JUNIOR STATESMEN FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Foundation Officers DR. FLOYD GONELLA RAY REMY County Superintendent of Schools Los An geles Chamber of Commerce RON SMITH, PRESIDENT BION M. GREGORY PATT RIFFLE Ronald Smith Company California Legislative Counsel Washington Coalition for Gifted Education ESTELLE SALTZMAN, VICE PR ESIDENT JAN HENRY GROENEN RICHARD ROLL Runyon Saltzman & Einhorn CAROL HALLETT Pacific Telesis KAREN CLOPTON, SECRETARY Collier, Shannon, Rill & Scott GLENN T. SEABORG Berman, Be rk ley & Lasky ELIHU HARRIS Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory MARC FRANKLIN, TR EASURE R Mayor, City of Oakland S. JOSEPH SIMITIAN Pacific Mutual JAMES JOHNSON Kay & Stevens Apple Computers RICHARD L. SPEES Board of Trustees DAVID C. JUNG Oakland City Council BT North America STEPHEN SPITZ RALPH ANDERSEN KATHERINE KERNS Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe Ralph Andersen and Associates J.S. A. Governor JACK EUGENE TEETERS DIXON ARNETT SUE LEMPERT Attorney California Medical Board San Mateo City Council GRANT P. THOMPSON JOHN AUTRY TED LEMPERT The Wilderness Society JSA-1, Inc. San Mateo County Board of Supervisors JUNE THURBER DAN BOGGAN, JR. PETER LEVINE Temple City High School Vice-Chancellor, U.C. Berkeley Vencoa RICHARD C. TRUDEAU NELSON D. CRANDALL ROB MAKIN Consultant Hopkins & Carley The Boeing Company PETE WILSON ANDREW J. DEMETRIOU LEO T. McCARTHY Governor of California Jones, Day, Reavis and Pogue California Lieutenant Governor WALLY FASSLER MICHAEL McCURRY Trustees Emeritus Chevron, USA U.S. State Department VIC FAZIO EDWIN MEESE, tit RAMON CORTINES Member of Congress The Heritage Foundation Chancellor, N.Y. Board of Education GARY FAZZINO NORMAN MtNETA EARL CROCKETT Hewlett-Packard Member of Congress Financial Management Consultant RANDALL FIELDS JEANNE MOORE HERBERT ELLINGWOOD Mrs. Fields Cookies California Department of Aging American lntertrade Group BETH LABSON FREEMAN GERALD NEWFARMER T. JACK FOSTER, JR. Deputy County Counsel International City/County Management Foster Enterprises GERALD GARNER Association HARRIS SEED Coast Plaza Doctors Hospital NICHOLAS C. PETRIS Seed, Mackall, Nida & Cole JON GLIDDEN California State Senator JACK D. WICKWARE Senator Tom Campbell's Office Date Signature

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The Junior States01en Foundation Teachers • Counselors 650 Bair Island Road• Suite 201 •Redwood City, California 94063 • (415) 366-2700 Toll Free Number (800) 334-5353 • FAX Number (415) 366-5067 YOU can help outstanding students spend this summer EXPERIENCING first hand the drama, power, and excitement of politics and government.

February 1994 • Dear Teacher or Counselor: Date High School Your Name Address Help me identify outstanding sophomores and juniors at your school who have a passionate interest in politics and current events. Title or Position City

I am seeking the serious, concerned student who enjoys discussing and debating issues. I'm looking for the kind School Phone Number ( State Zip Code of student who hangs around to pursue a question raised in class; the one who always has an opinion and who loves to challenge the opinions of fellow students. LJ Please send me _ additional copies of the Summer School brochure.

I want to offer these students an opportunity to spend part of the summer studying government and politics in a PLEASE RUSH SUMMER SCHOOL INFORMATION TO THESE STUDENTS highly competitive, intellectually stimulating environment; a place where there is always time to pursue the answers to exciting questions; a program that takes learning beyond the normal classroom experience. These students are outstanding candidates for the Junior Statesmen Summer School. RUSH each of them a brochure and SCHOLARSHIP information. Junior Statesmen Summer School, conducted on the campuses of the University of Texas at Austin , Yale, Stanford, and Georgetown Universities, offers high school students an opportunity to study with nationally recognized political scientists, to develop and polish their leadership skills, to improve their speaking ability, and to debate Name Name controversial issues. Each program features a high level speakers program with headline figures from the news. Home Address Home Address At your high school , you interact dai ly with the type of students I am seeking. Can you help me get this Summer City City School announcement into their hands? State Zip Code State Zip Code Scholarships and fund raising assistance are available. No student should be deterred due to his/her family's financial circumstances. Graduation Year (circle one) 95 96 97 98 Graduation Year (circle one) 95 96 97 98

After you have reviewed the program, please fill out the form on page 23 with the names and addresses of Name Name students you would like to see experience the drama, power and excitement of government and politics this summer. ------We will rush a copy of the brochure to each student on your list. Home Address Home Address

Thank you for your help and your commitment to the education of our country's future leaders. City City

Sincerely, State Zip Code State Zip Code Graduation Year (circle one) 95 96 97 98 Graduation Year (circle one) 95 96 97 98

Karen B. Prosser, Director Name Name National Summer Programs Home Address Home Address

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Graduation Year (circle one) 95 96 97 98 Graduation Year (circle one) 95 96 97 98 • MAIL TO: Admissions Di rector, The Junior Statesmen Summer School 650 Bair Island Road, Suite 201 , Redwood City, CA 94063-2735; or Fax to: (415) 366-5067

QUESTIONS? Call (415) 366-2700 or call toll free (800) 334-5353. Please call after 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time . • The National Association of Secondary School Principals has placed this program on the National Advisory List of Contests and Activities for 1993-94. 22 23 Page 16 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

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Teachers • Counselors

YOU can help outstanding students spend this summer EXPERIENCING first hand the drama, power, and excitement of politics and government.

TURN to the special letter on page 22 and find out how you can make a difference in a young person's life!

DON'T overlook the important SCHOLARSHIP information on pages 16 and 17.

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THE FIFTY-FOURTH ANNUAL JUNIOR STATESMEN SUMMER SCHOOL

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY SPEAKERS PROGRAM

Founded in 1934, Junior Statesmen is national, non-partisan educational program dedicated to helping young people develop the skills and knowledge necessary for effective civic leadership. Since its inception, Junior Statesmen has educated over 300,000 high school students in the American system of democratic government.

The Junior Statesmen Foundation conducts Summer School programs at four of our nation's most prestigious institutions of higher education - Yale University, Stanford University, Georgetown University, and the University of Texas at Austin. In Washington, D.C., the organization is best known for the Junior Statesmen Summer School which is held annually at Georgetown University. National politics is the focus of this three week program. Recent Georgetown Summer School speakers have included members of the Cabinet and Senior White House officials, ranking members of the House and Senate, and leading members of the national press corps, as well as key members of the Washington diplomatic community.

Summer School admission is highly competitive. It is based on an applicant's record of academic achievement, demonstrated leadership ability, and involvement in school and community affairs. Two hundred and fifty students are selected each year to attend.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20

11:30 a.m. - SPEAKERS PROGRAM IN ROOM HC-5, 4:00 p.m. LOWER LEVEL, U.S. CAPITOL

11 :30 a.m. DR. FRANK LUNTZ President, The Luntz Research Companies, Inc. Republican Pollster, Political Consultant

12:00 p.m. THE HONORABLE ROBERT DOLE U.S. Senator (R-KS)

12:30 p.m. MRS. SARAH BRADY Chair, Handgun Control, Inc.

1:30 p.m. DR. WANDA FRANZ President, National Right to Life Committee, Inc.

2:00 p.m. MR. RICH TAFEL National Director,

2:30 p.m. THE HONORABLE EUGENE MCCARTHY Former Senator and Five-Time Presidential Candidate

3:00 p.m. THE HONORABLE BARNEY FRANK U.S . Representative (D-MA-4) 7 /21/94 ON BACK

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THURSDAY, JULY 21

8:30 - ORIENTATION ON THE FLOOR 9:00 a.m. OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

THE HONORABLE ESTEBAN TORRES U.S. Representative (D-CA-34)

10:00 a.m. - SPEAKERS PROGRAM IN ROOM 106, 3:30 p.m. DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE BUILDING

10:00 a.m. THE HONORABLE CAROL HALLETT Vice President, Collier, Shannon, Rill & Scott Trustee, The Junior Statesmen Foundation

10:30 a.m. THE HONORABLE LARRY CRAIG U.S. Senator (R-ID)

11 :00 a.m. THE HONORABLE SLADE GORTON U.S. Senator (R-WA)

1 :30 p.m. THE HONORABLE BILL BRADLEY U.S. Senator (D-NJ)

2:00 p.m. MR. TOM ROSENSTIEL Media and Politics Correspondent, Los Angeles Times Alumnus, Junior Statesmen

2:30 p.m. THE HONORABLE PAUL WELLSTONE U.S. Senator (D-MN)

3:30 p.m. MR. KELLY JOHNSTON Director, Senate Republican Policy Committee

4:00 p.m. MS. ANN STONE Founder and Chair, Republicans for Choice

4:30 p.m. MR. REED IRVINE Founder and Chairman, Accuracy in Media

5:30 - CONGRESSIONAL RECEPTION IN THE CAUCUS ROOM, 7:00 p.m. CANNON HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING

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650 BAIR ISLAND RD. SUITE 201 • REDWOOD CITY, CA 94063 1-800-334-5353 415/366-2700Page 21FAX of 45415/366-5067 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu THE. Jun1or Stataesmen Foun ation

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What Is Junior Statesmen? Junior Statesmen Summer Schools Junior Statesmen, a nonpartisan program for high school And Symposia students interested in public affairs, is designed to help High school students are offered an advanced month-long young people develop the skills and knowledge necessary academic program through Junior Statesmen Summer for effective civic leadership. Since the program was School sessions at Stanford University in California and at founded in 1934, more than 200,000 student members Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. The rigorous have gained an appreciation of the American system of curriculum, taught by outstanding university professors, law and democratic government. focuses on American government, leadership, public Junior Statesmen is guided by a distinguished Board of speaking and debate. Trustees which enjoys the support of political leaders from Admission to the Junior State men Summer School is both parties, educators and civic-minded individuals, competitive and is based on the appli cant's academic organizations and corporations. Although Junior achievements and demonstrated leadership abi lity. Statesmen is headquartered in the West, students from At the Washington Summer School, an extensive speakers throughout the country are active participants. program has included most members of President Ronald Reagan's Cabinet, as well as Democratic leaders of the House and Senate. Stanford Summer School students participate in a high-level speakers program in Sacramento, the capital of California. Symposia on politics and government are conducted each summer in Southern and Northern California and in the states of Washington and Idaho. The California symposia examine the politics of local government, while the Washington and Idaho programs concentrate on state government and politics. The symposia include academic instruction as well as extensive speakers programs.

How Is Junior Statesmen Funded? Community fundraising and student fees provide much of the income for the Junior State men program. Tax- deductible contributions provide essential in come for scholarships and fund the educational and administrative How Does The Program Work? support provided by the Foundation's professional staff. During the school year, students participate through Many public-spirited corporation , foundations and school-sponsored Junior Statesmen chapters which are individuals contribute each year. In addition, donations guided by volunteer teacher-advisers. through bequests, endowments and deferred trusts are particularly encouraged. Each year, Junior State chapters participate in several regional and state conventions which feature student debates and offer participants the opportunity to meet and to question political leaders from both parties. These activities give students the chance to ga in an understanding of the complexity of public issues, to sharpen their persuasive and analytic skills, and to develop a respect for the opinions of others. The program is run essentially by high school students themselves. Junior State officers elected on the chapter, regional, state and national levels gain practical experience in the art of self-government. By facing the challenge of running their own program, students have the opportunity to make their own decisions and to see the consequences of those decisions. The Junior Statesmen concept is that democracy must be experienced to be fully understood and appreciated. Page 23 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu THE. Jun1or Stat~smen Foundation

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STAND UP AND BE HEARD

DA VIS, CA-October 3 - U.C. Davis LOS ANGELES, CA-October 3 - University of Southern California PRINCETON, NJ -October 3- AUSTIN, TX- October 17 -Anderson High School FULLERTON, CA-October 24- Cal State Fullerton IRVING, TX-October 24-Nimitz High School PALO AL TO, CA-October 24- Stanford University SANTA BARBARA, CA-October 31- U.C. Santa Barbara HARLINGEN, TX- October 31 -Texas State Technical College

Page 25 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu '92 STAND UP AND BE HEARD DAVIS, CA- October 3 - U.C.Davis * LOS ANGELES, CA- October 3 - University of Southern California PRINCETON, NJ - October 3 - Princeton University * AUSTIN, TX - October 17 - Anderson High School FULLERTON, CA- October 24 - Cal State Fullerton * IRVING, TX - October 24 - Nimitz High School PALO ALTO, CA- October 24 - Stanford University * SANTA BARBARA, CA- October 31- U.C. Santa Barbara * HARLINGEN, TX-October 31-Texas State Technical College *

s Americans, we anticipate the Fall of 1992 as a chance to he focus of Decision '92 will be the candidates and issues change the face of our nation through the electoral process. involved in Presidential elections. With the Democrats and In the month of October, TheJ uni or State of America will sponsor A Republicans attempt to out! ine their formula for change, there can exciting, intense conferences for high school students. These Decision '92 T be no doubt that the conferences will be dramatic and informative. The issues Conferences, held throughout the nation, will provide a forum for interested that will be discussed all have a direct effect on your life - it is important students to meet with their peers and discuss the local and national issues that participate in one of these major student conferences. are sure to have a great impact on all of our lives. The Decision '92 that you attend and Conferences will contain a myriad of exciting student run activities that will Decision '92 will be a decision that will effect you for the rest of your life. inspire thought and foster political awareness.

Politics Must Be Experienced to the thrill and excitement of the Presi- candidate, a campaign committee of Teachers are encouraged to attend the be Understood dential election during the final month students will be selected for the excit- convention and serve as resource Decision '92 is your chance to have of the campaign. Adult and student ing task of carrying out a successful people for their delegation. your voice heard in American politics. representatives for each candidate will campaign. If you would like to volun- Come to Decision '92 and join hun- These conferences give you the oppor- speak and answer questions. Decision teer to ensure that either George Bush dreds of high school students as you tunity to be a part of the 1992 race for '92 will give you a chance to evaluate or Bill Clinton captures the student decide who will be the next President the White House. You '11 be joined by the candidates on their merits, qualifi- vote at the conference, fill out the of the United States. Each convention high school students from around the cations, and positions on the issues. Individual Involvement form on the begins at 9:00 a.m. and concludes at nation to cast your vote for President in Here's your opportunity to look be- back of this brochure. 5:30 p.m. The cost of participating is sound bites and TV ads to an exciting convention style roll call yond the Experiential Education $5.00 per student. Teachers attend election. Each conference will be stu- determine who is better able to lead FREE. The Decision '92 Conferences can dent run with students presiding over our country. serve as a valuable educational supple- For information about a specific con- the election, campaigning for the can- Inside the Political Machine ment for any civics, government, or ference call or write: THE JUNIOR didate of their choice, and debating the In addition to serving as voting del- history curriculum. This simulation of STATE OF AMERICA, 650 BAIR issues of the 1992 Presidential election. egates, students may choose to get the nominating process is a fascinat- ISLAND ROAD, SUITE 201, RED- -800- Beyond the Sound Bite more actively involved in the confer- ing and rousing way to live and learn WOOD CITY, CA, 94063, 1 334-5353. Student-run campaigns will capture ence leadership. For each presidential about the American electoral process.

Debating the Issues The conferences will also feature debates on the major issues of the 1992 Presidential campaign. These student debates give _.....11111!11,... you a chance to explore the candidates' platforms and positions in depth. Here is a short list of some of the resolutions to be debated: Resolved, that a federally funded National Health Care System be implemented in the United States. Resolved, that the preservation of traditional is not the responsibility of the federal government. Resolved, that Congress pass the "Freedom of Choice" Act to guarantee abortion rights. Resolved, that the Capital Gains Tax be lowered. Resolved, that the positions and personality of a candidate's spouse is a legitimate campaign issue. Resolved, that candidates for federal office be prohibited from accepting campaign contributions over $100 per donor. Resolved, that educational vouchers be provided for families to send their children to the school of their choice. Resolved, that the Democratic controlled Congress is more responsible than the President for the national deficit.

TheJunior State of Ameri ca The Junior State of America, a nonprofit, nonpartisan, student-run organization, has encouraged political awareness and involvement among high school students for almost sixty years. The purpose of the organization is to teach high school students about government, to help them develop and polish their leadership skills, to encourage critical thinking, and to transmit the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary to ensure active, informed citizenship.

For more information on The Junior State of America, our other programs, or how to start a Junior State Chapter at your high school, OR for more information about Decision '92, additional brochures, or maps to the conferences, please contact The Junior State Office at 1-800-334-5353. Call after 9:00 a.m. PST

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HOW TO ATTEND * Decision '92 is open to all high school students and teachers. Social studies * classes, student government members, and speech and debate teams are particularly encouraged to attend.

The registration fee of $5 .00 per student covers all conference materials. All registration is done the morning of the conference. Cl YOUR TURN TO GET INVOLVED In addition to serving as delegates, students have the opportunity to get involved in conference leadership positions. We need campaign workers, 5 debaters, and moderators. Campaign workers will hand out literature, help LLI paint signs, and campaign for their candidate. Main debaters will lead the debate in favor or against one of the resolutions by delivering a six minute ::c opening speech and a four minute closing speech. In between the two speeches, audience members may take the floor to deliver three minute LLI subsequent speeches. Moderators will run the debates. m Cl 1 - INDIVIDUAL INVOLVEMENT FORM - 1 z c:c a.. City/State/Zip ______Phone ______= Graduation Year ______

Convention you will be attending ______

I would like to get involved as:

_ A Campaign Worker for __ Bush __ Clinton _ A Debater List Topic.______

A Moderator L------~ Please return to: THE JUNIOR ST ATE OF AMERICA 650 BAIR ISLAND ROAD, SUITE 201, REDWOOD CITY, CA, 94063 QUESTIONS?? Call 1-800-334-5353 toll free. DA VIS, CA - October 3 - U.C. Davis LOS ANGELES, CA - October 3 - University of Southern California PRINCETON, NJ - October 3 - Princeton University AUSTIN, TX - October 17 - Anderson High School FULLERTON, CA - October 24 - Cal State Fullerton IRVING, TX - October 24 - Nimitz High School PALO ALTO, CA-October 24- Stanford University SANTA BARBARA, CA - October 31 - U.C. Santa Barbara HARLINGEN,TX-October 31-Texas State Technical College

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Sixtieth ANewslette Anniversary r fo r th e Friends and Alumni of the Juni or Statesmen of America Ed ition

60th Anniversary mingle with old J.S.A. friends, honor special contri- butions that key leaders have made to the Junior Celebration Promises To State and interact with nationally renowned speakers who will address the group. Speakers Be An Event To Remember will include former Ambassador Carol Hallett, U.S. State Department Spokesperson Michael Debates, conventions, Summer School, McCurry, and former Attorney General Edwin elections, term papers, subsequent speeches, Meese, III. cabinet appointments, long hours and good Don't miss your chance to revive your friends. Hopefully, these images conjure up Junior State experience and help cherished Junior State memories. This summer bring the same experience to the students of today. It's time is your chance to come back to the Junior State for the ultimate Junior State reunion with and all of its excitement as we celebrate the leaders from every generation. sixtieth anniversary of its founding. For more information about how to register, please contact Tamara On the weekend of August 19 through 21, Colson at the Junior State National Headquarters, Junior State alumni and current leaders from 800/334-5353. all over the nation will gather at the birthplace of the Junior State of America for this momen- tous weekend. At the beautiful Presentation Center in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California, we will share J.S.A. experiences and create a plan for the future development of our organization. You will see how you helped contribute to the J.S.A. tradition, the tremendous strides the Junior State has made since you left, and meet those who are carrying it forward. Exciting Junior State style activities and social events will also play a major role in the weekend. Special arrangements have been made for participants to stay in the living quarters of the first Junior State members. The highlight of the weekend will be a celebration banquet on the evening of Friday, August 19 on the grounds of the beautiful Toll House Hotel in downtown Students debate nt nn enrly session of Los Gatos. The dinner will pro- tile junior Stntes111en S11111111er School held nt tile Mo11tez1111in Mo11ntni11 School. vide the perfect opportunity to

Page 28 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu and organize alumni events at each of J.S.A.'s Junior Statesmen Summer United ations, The ew York Times, and the A Letter from Fall State Conventions. Mac eil-Lehrer ews Hour. This summer, Yale School Held on Four will add to its curriculum an advanced class in the Editor While sifting through all of your responses, Constitutional Law, which will be the third his Junior State I saw one alumni describe Campuses advanced course option at Summer School. With Hello again. As you experience this way, "I have never met such an the number of Junior State students who choose may know it has been intelligent, friendly, exciting and talented group The key word in discussing the Junior legal careers, this program promises to be a huge a while since the last of people. We all just happened to be sixteen". Statesmen Summer School is growth. In recent success. edition ofJSAlumni. We I believe that as you read through this years, the Summer School has grown to encom- are pleased to report magazine you will find that the current Junior Georgetown, our largest Summer School pass four locations and serve hundreds of that we are now able to State students are as exceptional and motivated session, had its enrollment soar to 269 for student . La t summer, 6-18 students from all over resume publication. The as ever, and the only difference between them the 1993 session. Students from thirty states and the nation, including the United States Junior Statesmen Foundation has hired me as the and the alumni is age. J.S.A. members are five territories spent three weeks in Washington, Territories, experienced the excitement of Junior Alumni Program Coordinator to edit this issue of consistently amongst the "best and the D.C. As always, the intensive speakers program Statesmen Summer School. the magazine as well as to handle the Sixtieth brightest" of their contemporaries and continue highlighted this session as did the opportunity Anniversary and other alumni needs. Because I to be leaders within their communities. to visit the offices of hometown United States Senators and Representatives. The excitement myself am a J.S.A. alumna, many of you are old I hope you enjoy catching up with this surrounding the Clinton Administration also friends, but for those with whom I have yet to be very special Sixtieth Anniversary Edition of added an extra special element to last year's acquainted, my name is Tamara Colson. I am a JSAlumni as much as I have enjoyed working program. former orthern California Governor, and a on it. Best wishes in your future endeavors and graduate of both the 1987 Stanford Summer keep us informed of your many successes as Finally, the Stanford Summer School experi- School and the 1988 Georgetown Summer well as address changes. See you at the Sixtieth enced an attendance surge that brought atten- School. I will remain with the Foundation until I Anniversary Celebration on August 19th! dance up to 207 students. The advanced course in begin law school in August. However, a new Economics, launched in 1991, celebrated its third Alumni Coordinator will take over the position year as part of the session. As the highlight of the Stanford session speakers program, the students participated in an exclusive question and answer period with former Secretary of State George Shultz. working with the county administration through a New Santa Clara County problem-solving exercise. Students were given a Overall, last year was a banner year for challenge any citizen might encounter with the Junior Statesmen Summer School. The Symposium Funded by government and then used county resources to Alice Tweed Tuohy Foundation has continued solve their problem. scholarship support by awarding a $30,000 Becky Morgan and Others matching fund grant. In 1995, The Junior Senator Morgan's initial contribution launched Statesmen Foundation will establish a fifth Becky Morgan has Former State Senator an endowment campaign to ensure long-term session of the Summer School on a Chicago area to partially endow generously contributed $25,000 funding of both this program and a similar campus. The site will be announced as on Santa Clara Politics Texas Governor A1111 l~ic/111rds poses wit/1 S11111111cr a day-long Symposium Symposium on San Mateo County Politics and negotiations progress. and Government. She is an avid supporter of the Government. Trustee and Congressman Norm School st11dc11ts after 11q11cstio111111d1111swer scssio11. Junior Statesmen program deeming it " ... a vital Mineta is chairing the Santa Clara County community asset for developing early interest campaign. T. Jack Foster, Jr. and Supervisor Ted Our youngest Summer School session, and participation in our communities." The Lempert are co-chairing the San Mateo campaign. at the University of Texas at Austin, Junior State Seeks New Symposium allows high school students the In fact, virtually every Peninsula Junior Statesmen located has almost doubled in size, with 69 students opportunity to discuss Santa Clara County issues Foundation Trustee has gotten involved and the last year. A three-year matching fund contri- Staff Members with community leaders and to find out how they Peninsula students have lent their support as bution from the Alice Tweed Tuohy Foundation can beco~1e more involved in their area. well. Student volunteers, recognizing the impor- The Junior Statesmen Foundation is looking played a significant role in the growth of this tance of this venture, contacted alumni in the to expand its staff by adding three new Program The First Annual Santa Clara County Summer School. Highlighting the session was area in an effort to gain their support in this Directors. These excellent professional oppor- Symposium, held on May 4, was a phenomenal the opportunity for the students to attend the campaign. tunities involve daily work with student leaders day with 200 high school students from all over swearing-in ceremony of Texas State Treasurer and teacher-advisors. The Program Director posi- the county participating. Speakers included A special thanks to: Dixon Arnett, Nelson Margaret Whitehead, question and answer tion is ideal for someone with an excellent Becky Morgan, Chairman of the Board of Supervi- Crandall, Gary Fazzino, Jack Foster, Beth Labson sessions with Chief Justice Tom Phillips of understanding of politics and government, a sors Rod Diridon, Supervisor Ron Gonzales, Freeman, Jon Glidden, Floyd Gonella,Jan Groenen, the Texas Supreme Court and Governor Ann strong commitment to nonpartisan civics educa- Supervisor Mike Honda, Supervisor and Congres- Sue Lempert, Ted Lempert, Ed Meese, Norm Richards. skills. We sional Candidate , District Attorney Mineta, Joe Simitian, Ron Smith and Jack Teeters tion, and exemplary organizational founded in 1989, George Kennedy and Director of Strategic Plan- for their essential contributions to this effort. The Yale Summer School, would like to invite all Junior State Alumni to ning Jan Decker. The students debated the merits celebrated its fifth anniversary year with an apply for one of these positions and help carry of "Three Strikes and You're Out" and year-round enrollment of 103 students. The participants had on the Junior Statesmen tradition. For more schools. Finally, the participants experienced the opportunity to spend a day in New York City information and application materials, contact where they heard a number of speakers at the Richard Prosser or Lori Davis at 800/33-1-5353.

Page 29 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu mately became the Statesperson of the Year for her significant contributions to the Junior State as a student. Once graduated from high school, Suzanne remained closely tied to J.S.A. as a volunteer convention staff member throughout college and returned each summer to donate her time to the Junior State in some capacity. Her many positions include being a Counselor at the Washington Symposium, Idaho Symposium, Stanford Summer School, Yale Summer School, and Georgetown Summer School. She has also Suzanne Onie nt work with the first Texas Governor Rynn Chei11gt/10ng, 1993-94. worked in both the J.S.A. Seattle office and former Washington, D.C office. After completing her B.A. in Sociology and Politics at Whitman College in 1992, Suzanne Junior State Sad to See joined the Junior Statesmen Foundation staff full-time. During the academic year she serves Suzanne Dale Go as Program Director to two states, the Pacific Northwest and Texas. In the summer, Suzanne 11 After ten incredible years as a student and directs the Georgetown Summer School Speakers St11de11ts pnrticipnte in Spring State activities nt t/1e capitol. staff member for J.S.A., I will return to home to Program, the Idaho Symposium and the Washing- Seattle to work on the Washington United States ton Symposium. Asia, a agreement with Europe, Senate race and focus on applications for M.A. Over the past ten years, Suzanne has made Spring State Looked to and Clinton's Health Care plan. programs in Public Administration." Suzanne, phenomenal strides in promoting the Junior State the Future Along with the future direction of the currently Pacific Northwest and Texas Program and its mission. Students, teachers, staff mem- Director, will leave the Foundation in September. country, the students focused on the future of bers and everyone whose lives she has touched In April, the Junior State of America held the Junior State as they elected their new Suzanne became heavily involved with will miss her dedication, hard work, and warm its traditional Spring State conventions in officers. The new Junior State Governors are J.S.A. as a student at Roosevelt High School in personality. Her parting words for Junior State , Sacramento, Bellevue, Los Angeles Rachel Derkits for the Atlantic State, Andy 11 Seattle, Washington. She participated in the members, Work hard and have fun! Tap every and New Jersey. The theme for this year was Green for Northern California, Kendee Washington Symposium in 1986 and 1987 and resource available from J.S.A. It's to be The Times The11 Are A Changin'. Thus, the focal Yamaguchi for the Pacific Northwest, Amanda was the Pacific Northwest Convention Coordina- surrounded and challenged by the critical! y point of the weekend was the unprecedented Hang for Southern California, and Rachel Spencer 11 tor during the 1987 - 1988 school year. She ulti- thinking and full of life people you meet in J.S.A. change taking place around the world and what for Texas. The J.S.A. Council of Governors held America's role should be in this new society. their first meeting Memorial Day weekend at the Some of the controversial topics debated were Junior State National Headquarters in Redwood ate of the University of California, Los Angeles military intervention into Haiti, United States City, California, where they came up with goals Urban Program on Track, and a Junior State alumna, a former President of relations with Cuba, the increasing power of and plans for the year. the Convent of the Sacred Heart Chapter. One J.S.A. Alumna Spearheads of Christine's pilot projects is the /1 Adopt a Sister Effort Chapter11 program. This program encourages John Mersereau, Jr. (Montezuma Summer P. Chase College of Law. He and his wife, Patricia, students from new urban chapters to start a 1940s School '41, Los Gatos Chapter President '41-' 42), have two grown children and reside in Cincinnati, In 1992, the Junior State initiated a major chapter at a neighboring school. She has also taken now retired, lives with his wife, Nanine, in Dexter, . advantage of the Michigan. Dr. Mersereau has a Ph.D. in Slavic Lan- effort to develop stronger urban chapters in Los Theodore Flynn (Montezuma '43), a 1948 gradu- Los Angeles office's guages and Literatures from the University of Cali- Angeles. The urban program was initially ate of the University of California, Los Angeles, has location to interact fornia, Berkeley and was the Department Chair funded by a two-year, $85,000 grant from the put his Economics degree to good use as the President informally with at the University of Michigan. James Irvine Foundation. To date, ten new inner- of Premium Marketing Corporation. He and his the students on a city chapters have been established and are Frank Dillard (Montezuma '42) and his wife, wife, Carolyn, live in Toluca Lake, California. daily basis. Chris- thriving. For example, one hundred ninety-six Millie, have settled in Honolulu. Frank recently re- tine and Southern Donald Price Germain (Montezuma'43) resides stud en ts from target schools attended the tired after forty-five years with Del Monte where California Program in Los Angeles and has four sons, three of whom are Southern California Fall State Convention and he spent twenty-two years serving as the Vice Presi- Director,JeffHarris, former Jw1ior Statesmen. His eldest, Paul, received thirty-six students representing thirteen urban dent and Manager of Hawaiian Operations. He schools attended the Junior Statesmen Summer hope to help the an Emmy nomination as the writer and producer of earned a B.A. in Agricultural Economics from the 11 11 students start five Rugrats on the cable channel Nickelodeon while School in 1993. University of California, Berkeley. additional urban Marc (Davis '83) is Mr. KFI on KFIRadio. Dan (Davis The program is run primarily out of The chapters by the Cliristi11e Robi11so11, Morley P. Thompson (Montezuma '42) is pres- '80, Georgetown '81, Governor '81-'82) is a business Junior Statesmen Foundation's new Los Angeles end of the 1994-95 Los A11ge!es Progrn111 ently Chairman of Stearns Technical Textiles Co. He lawyer and Greg (Davis '78) practices bankruptcy Coordi11ntor office, which is staffed by Los Angeles Program school year. earned a B.A. from Stanford in 1948, a M.B.A. from law. Donald hopefully looks to his grandchildren Coordinator, Christine Robinson. She is a gradu- Harvard in 1950, and a J .D. in 1969 from the Salmon to become the third generation of Germain J w1ior Statesmen.

Page 30 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Harris Seed (Montezuma '43) currently serves as 1940s Robert Keldgord (Montezuma'47, Cluef Justice 1953. He was a longtime Trustee of The Junior 1940s Chairman of the Board at La Curnbre Savings Bank '48), a former Junior Statesmen Trustee, is very active Statesmen Fow1dation and is continuing his service and is Of Counsel at the law firm of Seed, Mackall & in the Sacramento County criminal justice system as as a Trustee Emeritus. the Chief Probation Officer, a member of the Criminal Cole, where he was formerly Senior Partner. He is Helen Fong (Mills College '48) has retired from Justice Cabinet and a member of the Child Abuse very active with the Alice Tweed Tuohy Fow1dation her position as an elementary school principal and Prevention Council. He is also involved with the as President and Chief Executive Officer and with presently resides in Walnut Creek, California. The Junior Statesmen Foundation as a Trustee Emeri- California Peace Officers Association and is a found- tus. Harrisalsoservesasa Life Trustee forClaremont- ing member of the American Probation and Parole Donald Kirkpatrick (Montezuma '48) recently McKenna College, a Board Member at Surgical Eye Association. He and his wife, Norma, spent last completed a tlu·ee year contract as Superintendent Expeditions International, Inc., Director and Chair- summer investigating their family heritage in of the Saudi Arabian International School and was man of the Administrative Committee at GRC Inter- Denmark and are the proud grandparents of four. in Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War. He is now retired and lives with !Lis wife, Shirley, in Mendocino, national, and Director of Illegen Simulation Tech- William McDowall (Montezuma '47, Visalia California. nologies,Inc. HereceivedhisJ.D. from the University Chapter President '48) earned degrees from both of California, Berkeley's Boalt Hall and his B.A. from Stanford and Harvard and is a partner at the law firm Edwin Meese, III (Montezuma' 48) and his wife, the University of California, Santa Barbara. He and of McDowall, Cotter, Dunn, Vale and Bracco. Pres- Ursela, have a new granddaughter, Rebecca, who his wife, Ann, reside in Santa Barbara, California. ently, he serves as the ational Board Director of the is tl1e daughter of Michael (Davis '76) and Ramona. John V. Boettner (Montezuma '44, Santa Barbara American Board of Trial Advocates. He is the father Ed is the Ronald Reagan Fellow at the ·Heritage Co11ve11tio11s. For decades, tile junior Stnte held it's of two, Douglas (37) and Arny (30) and resides in Los Foundation. He also is a long time member of tl1e Chapter President '44-' 45) is a matl1ema tics tead1er at overnight co11ventio11s nt t/1e Hotel Se11ntor. the prestigious Anacapa School in Santa Barbara, Altos Hills, California. JwLior Statesmen Board of Trustees and continues to be a speaker at Summer School each year. where he helped his students start a Junior State Richard Trudeau (Montezuma '47, President chapter. midst of a sixteen acre vineyard in Albuquerque, '39-' 40, Washington Governor '39) is very active as a Joyce Osborne (Mills College'49, District Speaker RobertStringham(Montezuma '44, Tulare Union ew Mexico, and keep very busy as the grandpar- consultant, the Chair of the Mott Memorial Fund and '48-' 49). In all likelihood, Joyce will retire this year Chapter President '44-'45) proudly reports that he is ents of eight. theChairof the California Greenway Board. He also from her position with the Santa Clara County chairs the ational Recreation and Parks Association Library. She is actively involved with the Alpha the grandfather of six and a self-employed attorney. Mary Mott (Mills College' 46) is a retired profes- Federal Legislative Committee and in February re- Omega Pi Alumni and tl1e Willow Glen United Meili- He keeps busy as a member of the Tulare-Kings sor of the California State University, Fresno. She is ceived the highest Fellowship Award of the National odist Churd1. She attended San Jose State University Cow1ties Estate Planning Cmmcil, Rotary Club and enjoying her unstructured time and fills it with vol- Recreation and Parks Association, Southwest Re- earning a Speech Commwlications degree in 1955. various legal associations. Lmteer work and athletics. Mary is the President of gion. Dick serves on the Junior Statesmen Board of the Big Valley Vagabonds, Gerald Sturges (Montezuma '49, Governor '50- Emile Serres (Montezuma '45). We regret to the Fresno walking club, Trustees Executive Committee and is the Co-Chair of and will participate in a walking tour of the European '51, Lieutenant Governor '49-'50). We regret to inform alwnni and friends iliat Emile passed away in J.S.A.'s 60th Anniversary celebration. March of 1992. He received his J.D. from Hastings Alpine countries this summer. inform you that Gerald passed away in 1985. His Myrna Olsen Allen (Mills College '48) currently love of the legislative process began in high school, School of the Law and subsequently became the Jean Richanbach (Mills College' 46). Since 1978, resides in San Jose, California. She is a Leaming nurtured by the Junior State, and continued through- presiding judge for Workers' Compensation matters Jean has held the position of President and Director of Products Engineer witJ1 Hewlett-Packard. Myrna out his career. He served as a reporter for the Onkln11d in Salinas, California. He will be greatly missed by all. The Kings Grove, a corporation that owns and man- earned her M.S. from Stanford and her B.A. at the Tribune and in 1964 was nominated for a Pulitzer forest/ cabin enclave in the C. W. "Van" Vandenberg (Montezuma '45) ages a 1155 acre redwood University of Oregon. Prize. After winning a Congressional Fellowslup earned his degree in Industrial Engineering from coastal mountains south of San Francisco. She is from the American Political Science Association in Herbert Ellingwood (Montezuma '48) special- Stanford in 1957 and is currently self-employed in the happy to report that forty-eight years later, she is still 1968, he remained on Capitol Hill for eleven years. izes in international law in the Pacific Rim. He is the software sales business. He resides near the former in close contact with several of her 1946 Summer Finally, he became the Senior Editorfor a Washington CEO of Century Clinic, CEO of International Scien- Montezuma School, now Presentation Center, in Los School contemporaries. based firm that provides research and information tific Consultants and President of The FoLmdation Gatos, California. Kenneth Schwartz, Jr. (Montezuma '46, Lieu- to developing countries. He will be greatly missed for the Rediscovery of America. Herbert earned tenantGovernor'46-' 47) earned a B.A. and M.A. from by all who knew him. John Brannon Albright (Montezuma '46, Gov- Political Science and Economics B.A.s from Yale in ernor'48, Southern California Mayor' 47) is an editor the University of California, Berkeley in Architecture at the New York Times and a graduate of the Univer- and went on to become tl1e University Administrator sity of Southern California's journalism program. A at the California State U1Liversity, Dominguez Hills. former two-term President of the ew York Travel He is now retired and enjoying many activities such Lenora Crain Segal (Mills College '52, Editor, Writers' Association, John is also involved with the as the Long Beach MG Club. 1950s Mow1t Diablo Chapter President), also known as Society of Professional Journalists and the Society Herbert "Bud" Cohen (Montezuma '47). After Betty, works in the field of legal research and writing of American Travel Writers. receiving an A.B. and M.D. at Stanford, Bud contin- in Washington. She recently served as precinct del- egate to the Democrat Legislative District Caucus. Elaine Elliott Brown (Mills College '46, Editor ued on to earn a M.P.H. in International Health from '46-'47, Regional Planning Committee '41-'46) has the University of Hawaii. He presently has his own Stuart C. Hall (Montezuma '52) is Deputy Direc- retired after twenty-five years with Child Protective private medical practice in Inverness, Florida. His tor for Legislative Affairs for the State of California Services. She credits her Jwuor State experience with wife, Linda Halinski, is also a doctor. Transportation Commission in Sacramento. He is giving her the tools to be a leader in her field and a Del Fuller (Montezuma '47) is an attorney with also a former member of the Junior Statesmen Board politically active person. Her fondest J Lmior States- the law firm of Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro and of Trustees. men memory is watching the first Junior Statesmen donates much of his free time to Saint Luke's Hospital Barbara Kelsey Baty (Mills College '53) resides Weddi11g Bells for A/1111111i. Kelly Rudiger (5.E.R. Summer School for girls become a reality after cam- and the Bohemian Club. Del is a former Trustee and in Santa Maria, California with her husband, Mayor 1984-85), Aln11 fall/cs, Jeffrey Co/1e11 paigning for three years to make it happen. Treasurer of The JLmior Statesmen FoLmdation. He Willard. She is a retired State of California Employ- (Northern California Governor 1984-85), Tmc11 Barbara Griffin Talbot (Mills College '46) re- and his wife, Martha, reside in Atherton, California. ment Development Department Supervisor and in- Fit:::si11n11011s (Pacific Nort/1west Governor 19B4-85), cently retired from running a small winery that she volved with Order of the Eastern Star. Russell Korobki11, Ken Beer, and Cynthia DcGrood and her husband, Lyle, owned. They still reside in the (G.C.R. Mayor 1984-85).

Page 31 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Standards and Technology. She is active in the Debbie Slack Hughes (Stanford '66, Editor '66- Michael Woo (Angeles Region Speaker '68-'69) 1950s Boulder County Alliance of the Mentally Ill and the 1960s '67). A public relations consultant in San Ramon, sought the Democratic nomination for California Rocky Mountain Triumph Club. Marilyn and her California, Debbie is Managing Director of the San Secretary of State in the June primary election. His husband, George, live in Boulder, . Ramon Drama Company which presents dinner the- favorite Junior State memory is managing David Gerald Newfarmer (Santa Barbara '57) is a man- atre performances at the San Ramon Marriott Hotel. Carlson's Jw1ior State Gubernatorial campaign. She currently holds leadership positions in two PTA agement consultant and teaches public administra- David Carlson (Governor '69-'70) is a Professor organizations and helps teach performing arts classes. tion at the University of Cincinnati. He is the former of Law at the Benjamin N. Cardoza School of Law, Debbie and her husband, Jim, have two children. City Manager of Cincinnati, Ohio, and San Jose and Yeshlva University in ew York City. Fresno, California. He has been involved in Vice Gary Fazzino (Palo Alto Chapter President '68- Joe Simitian (Speaker '69-'70) is the Vice Mayor President Gore's ational Performance Review as '70) continues to serve on the Palo Alto City CowKil of the City of Palo Alto, California and the Past the State and Local Government Relations Team and recen ti y served as Mayor of Palo Al to, California. President of the Palo Alto School Board. He practices Leader. Jerry is a member of the Junior Statesmen He is the Immediate Past President of TI1e Jwuor law with the firm of Kay & Stevens in the Bay Area Board of Trustees. Statesmen Foundation and the Manager of State and is a member of the Jwuor Statesmen Board of Government Affairs for Hewlett-Packard. Anne Crowe Palen (Santa Barbara '57) isa real tor Trustees. with Coldwell Banker and resides with her husband, Hank Niles (Santa Cruz '68, Secretary of State) Larry Smith (Santa Cruz '69) owns Smith Phillip, in Belmont, California. She is involved with resides in Santa Cruz, Ca lifornia withluswife,Nancy. Chevrolet Company in Turlock, California. He is the ACLU, NOW, the Audobon Society and her He is an attorney in private practice and spends his involved with the Turlock Downtown Association as church. Anne attended the University of San Fran- free time sailing, scuba diving, bicycling, backpack- well as Boy Scouts of America, and likes to travel cisco where she obtained both Master's and Bachelor's ing and h·avelling. internationally. Tlie Fo1111der. Professor Ernest Andrew Rogers and degrees. /1is pet bobcat. Estelle Saltzman (Santa Barbara '57), Junior Statesmen Board of Trustees Executive Committee Doug Blois (Santa Cruz '70) resides in Temecula, President of the Southern California Association of Ralph Andersen (Montezuma '54, Golden Gate member, is Senior Vice President at Runyon Saltz- 1970s California and is a pipeline contractor. He has re- Black Psychologists. Region Mayor) has retired and resides in Sacramento, man & Einhorn in Sacramento, California. She is also mained active in state politics and recently volun- California with his wife, Marla. He holds positions on active as the Chair of Kids Voting California, the Michael Gillson (Sacramento '74). After gradu- teered on Trudy Thomas' State Assembly campaign. various boards including The Junior Sta tesmenFoun- Chair of the Jewish Federation of Sacramento Com- ating from the University of California, in He is al so very involved with community youth da tion, University of California Berkeley Founda- munications Committee and a member of the U.S.C. 1980, Michael relocated to Anchorage, Alaska where activities through his four sons. tion, and International City Management Associa- School of Public Administration Advisory Board. he is a Systems Analyst with Practical Computer tion Retirement Corporation and Trust. Both of his Estelle was instrumental in establishing the Junior Nelson D. Crandall (Santa Cruz '70, Lieutenant Solutions. He and his wife, Delores, have a two year children are also Junior State alurru1i. Statesmen Symposium on Sacramento County Poli- Governor '71-'72, Woodrow Wilson Chapter Presi- old daughter, Krista. Michael's most vivid Summer School memory is meeting former President Ronald Tamra Cummings Hege (Montezuma '54, tics and Government. dent '70-'71). Nelson earned his J.D. at the U11iversity of Ca lifornia, Davis, and his B.A. at the University Reagan while he was Governor of California. Golden Gate Region Clerk '55-'56) remains politically Ron Smith (Santa Barbara '57, Governor '59-'60) of California, Berkeley. He is a partner in the law firm active as the President of the League of Women is a political consultant with the Ronald Smith Com- Karen Anne Marshall Briggs (Sacramento '74) of Hopkins & Carley as well as a Junior Sta tesmen Voters of Piedmont, California. She recently chaired pany. He earned his B.A. from Stanford in 1965. Ron attended Eastern Washington University where she Trustee. He is active in the Rotary Club of San Jose their Northern California High School Essay Con test is presently the President of The Junior Statesmen received her B.A. in 1983. She is presently a free lance and the American Red Cross Northern California in which the topic was "What Being a Citizen Means Foundation. grant writer in West Hartford, Connecticut and has to Me". Additionally, she serves as the President Blood Services. He and his wife, Betsey, have two two cluldren, Lindsey (15) and Veronica (13). of Citizens Highly Interested in Music Education Paul Weiden (Santa Barbara '57, Lieutenant cluldren. Governor '58-'59), a physician in Mercer Island, and on the Montclair Methodist Church Board of Kathryn Tarczynski Herron (Sacramento '71, Washington, received both his B.A. and M.D. from Trustees. Santa Barbara Convention Planner, Ernest Righetti Harvard where he is presently a member of the Chapter President) and her husband, Tim, have Marilyn James Packer (Mills College '55, Mark Harvard College Schools Committee. His son, David, founded an organization entitled Overcomers. The Keppel Chapter President '57) presently is a Micro- is a PNW Jwuor State Alumnus from 1988-1990. wave Metrologist with the ational Institute of orga11ization, born out of a personal experience, seeks to bring hope to those in hopeless situations. The Herrons have five children and reside in Longview, Texas. 1960s Michael Grua (Berkeley '61, Interim Attorney Timothy O'Connell (Stanford '65) has worked Peggy Ingalls Suckow (Sacramento '72) is a General, Santa Barbara Chapter President). After for the City of San Diego in the areas of environ- bi lingua I speech therapist. Both she and her husband earning his M.A. at the University of California, Santa mental protection, planning, information systems are educators in apa and during the summer they Barbara, he and his wife, Mary elson, have re- and affordable housing, including a six year stint plan to travel through Scandinavia and Russia. mained in the area where he teaches for the Santa as an aide to Mayor Maureen O'Connor during her Kevin Saddler (Sacramento '72) and his wife, Barbara Schools. He is involved with the American term of office. Timothy holds a Juris Doctorate in Rhonda, are expecting their second child in August. Youth Soccer Organization and Santa Barbara Yacht Law, a Master's in City Planning and a Bachelor's in He is a Sales Manager with Allstate Insurance and Club. Geography. He presently lives with his wife in lives in Vacaville, Califonua. Santee, California. Steve Jordan (Stanford '6..J:, Brawley Union Tracy Shaw (Davis '73) is a psychologist with Chapter Founder) is a self-employed farmer and is Antionette Hughey (Stanford '66) is a real the University of Southern California and Co-Execu- very active in water and environmental issues. He estate agent and lives in San Francisco, Califonua. ti ve Director-TI1 era peu tic Resources of Ps ye ho Iogi ca I The st11de11t nnd t/1e Senntor. j.S.A st11dc11/ and his wife, Tricia, have two children and live in Consulting Center. Tracy hosts the cable television Caroline Self and Senator Edward M. Kennedy at tile Lompoc, California. show "Cultural Images" and is the Immediate Past Georgetown S111111ner Sc!iool.

Page 32 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Kevin Smith (Sacramento '74, Granada Chapter Ron Maroko (Davis '76, Angeles Region Mayor educational reform efforts. Cathy was a Summer 1970s Alumni Profile President), Vice President at Leibmann Melting Part- 1970s '77-'78) practices law as an attorney with the United School Counselor at Stanford in 1987. nership, an American architectural firm, earned a States Department of Justice, Office of United States Fiama Fricano (Sacramento '78, Southern Cali- Michael D. McCurry B.A. in Art History and a M.A. in Architecture from Trustee. Ron earned a J.D. from the University of fornia Publicity Director) is an actor and teacher. Her Senior Deputy Assistant Secretary for Yale. He is currently designing office buildings in California, Davis, a M.B.T. from the University of Russia which have already been rented to American Southern California and a Business Economics B.A. accomplishments include the Lawrence Welk Resort Public Affairs/Spokesperson Theatre in Escondido, California, some time in companies such as Citibank and Motorola. In Febru- from the University of California, Los Angeles. He is United States of America, ary, Kevin was invited to speak at an international active with Toastmasters International and Ameri- Galveston, Texas, and work for Norwegien Cruise Lines. State Department business symposium in Berlin, Germany, where he can Institute of Parliamentarians. previously resided. He and his wife, Deidre, live in Russell Grant (Davis '78) earned his B.F.A. from Michael Stokes (Davis '76, Angeles Region Connecticut and are expecting a child this summer. Mayor '76) received lus degree in Business Adminis- Southern Methodist University in Broadcast Jour- nalism and is presently a Satellite Television ews Karen Clopton (Davis '75, Lieutenant Governor tration from the University of Southern California Producer. He volunteers with AIDS Project Los '74-'76), an attorney, became the first African Ameri- and is currently the Director of Business Services for Angeles and Necessities of Life Food Pantry. Russell can and female parh1er of Berman, Berkley & Lasky SurtAmerica Financial. He resides in Southern Cali- resides in Hollywood, California. in San Francisco on January 1, 1994. She is the fornia. Executive Director of Internal Dispute Resolutions, Cathe Caraway (Stanford '77, Assistant Chapter Jeannine Pinto (Davis '78) is currently a gradu- Ltd. which is an alternative dispute resolution com- ate student pursuing a Ph.D. in Developmental Psy- Affairs Director) and her husband, Eric Ahlberg, pany. Mayor Frank Jordan appointed Karen to a six chology at the University of . Jeannine was have a one year old daughter and live in Venice, year term as Commissioner of the San Francisco City one of the many J.S.A. leaders from El Camino Real California. She is a self-employed trial attorney and and County Civil Service Commission. She is pres- High School in Woodland Hills. After receiving her earned a B.A. in International Relations from the ently the Secretary of The Jwuor Statesmen Founda- Bachelor's degree in 1984 from Vassar College, she University of California, Davis. tion and the President of Bayview Hunters Point worked as a research assistant on Yale's Artificial Foundation for Community Development. Karen Halbo (Davis '77) is a graduate of Hastings Intelligence Project. She has worked to help organize School of the Law and practices with Shepard & Deborah Lucas (Davis '75, Editor '74) is a Profes- Yale's clerical employees and was active in women's Haven in Sacramento, California. She is the Educa- and peace organizations. sor of Finance at and a tional Vice President for the Mather Toastmasters graduate of the University of Chicago. Last year she Timothy Smith (Davis '78) is an attorney with and a member of the Names Project. Karen was served as Senior Staff Economist on the Council of McKinley, Gay and Keilges in Sacramento and a married to Mark Perlberger in May of 1993. Economic Ad visors in Washington, D.C. Deborah is member of the California Republican Assembly. He married to Rick Snider. Wes Keat (Davis '77, Palm Springs Chapter Presi- and his wife, Linda, have two children. dent '77-'78), currently residing in Indio, California, is Stephen Spitz (Lobbyist '75-'76) has remained (Davis '78, Lieutenant Governor an attorney and has his own practice. He received his active with the Junior Statesmen as a member of the '78-'79) is a Congressional candidate for the Forty- Master's of Public Admi1ustration from the Califor- Board of Trustees. A 1979 Stanford graduate, he is an third District in Califonua. This race, a rematch from nia State University, San Bernardino in 1991. attorney practicing with Orrick, Herrington & the 1992 election, has been named a major contest to Sutcliffe. Heandhiswife,Carolyn,havetwochlldren Michael Linick (Davis '77, Debate Director '78- watch in the 1994 election cycle. Mark plans to push and live in San Francisco, California. '79) will begin pursuing a M.A. in National Security for education reforms and crime control. Presently, Studies from Georgetown tlus fall and is presently a he teaches at Rialto High School and is a member of J.S.A. Governor, 1971-72 James Cape (Davis '76) works as a Corporate U1uted States Army Captain assigned Joint Staff- the Riverside Community College Board of Trnstees. Marketing Manager with Intel Corporation and re- J.S.A. Editor, 1970-71 Counter Narcotics Division. He earned lus B.A. in sides in San Jose, California. His first job after gradu- Brad Torgan (Davis '78) heads local government Politics from the University of California, Santa Cruz Golden Gate Region Vice Mayor, 1969-70 ating from college in 1982 was as a fellow for the in 1983. relations for the Manufactured Junior Statesmen Summer School, 1969 California State Assembly and he credits the Junior Housing Institute as tl1eir Land Use Coordinator. After State with providing the drive it took to win one of Mark Strauss (Davis '77) received his Ph.D. in receiving his J.O. from the University of North Caro- San Carlos & Ravenswood the sought after thirteen slots. He and !us wife, 1992 from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland and lina, Chapel Hill in 1992, Brad served as a judicial High Schools Evelyn, have two small children. is a professor at the Christian Heritage College, Bethel clerk for the Commonwealth Court in Harrisburg, Theological Seminary. He and !us wife, Roxanne, . He is a former Vice President of the Trustee, The Junior Statesmen Foundation Margie Fa-Kaji (Davis '76) is an attorney and have one child and reside in Escondido, Califonua. North Carolina Rugby Union and currently the Duke mediator, after receiving a J.O. from Berkeley's Boalt Georgetown, M.A., Liberal Studies Graduate School Rugby Coach. Hall and B.A.s in Economics and Political Science Steve Valkenburg (Davis '77,RedlandsChapter Princeton, AB., Woodrow Wilson School from Yale. She is also an active volunteer with Saint President '77-'78) has been very active working on Robert Trachtenberg (Davis '78), a graduate of of Public and International Affairs Jude's Episcopal Church. Margie and her husband, various campaigns including Mike Farber for Con- Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and Most Admired Statesperson - Troy, have two children and have settled in Sacra- gress and Tom Umberg for Attorney General of International Affairs, is a Legislative Assistant for California. He has been employed with Disneyland Bruce Babbitt mento, California. Mulmomah County and resides in Portland, Oregon. for fourteen years and lives in Redlands, California. He is involved with the Community Corrections Marc Franklin (Davis '76, Registrar '76-'77) is a Advisory Comnuttee and the Steering Committee new Pacific Mutual Vice President. He and his wife, Annabelle Barrios (Davis '78) earneda Bachelor's for the Congregation Havurah Shalom. He and his "J.S.A. was the most educational thing I Marci, celebrated the birth of their son Michael degree in Communications from the University of wife, Loree, have a one year old daughter. did in high school. Never mistake the Cameron Franklin on October 15, 1991. Marc is the California, Los Angeles in 1985. She works for Prin- sheer joy of political combat for the Treasurer of The Junior Statesmen Fotmdation and cess Cruises and enjoys the fine arts, especially those Carol Casanova Freed (Davis '79) gave birth to thoughtful pursuit of policies that will the Chair of the Southern California Council. The from the Asian Pacific region. her second child, Eric Robert Freed on February 6, improve the life of our nation." Franklins reside in Newport Beach, California. Cathy Campbell (Davis '78, Registrar '78) gave 199-! and is the owner of Personalized Treasures in LaMesa, California. She attended Humphreys Col- Joe Kennedy (Davis '76, Governor '77-'78) will birth to her son Jason on May 13, 1993. After a lege where she studied Political Science. begin teaching at the New York University School of maternity leave, she is returning to teaching and Law this fall. 10 11 Page 33 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

Shannon Hickey (Davis '80, Graphics Director Scott Schrum (Davis '80, Georgetown '81, Speaker 1970s 1980 '80-'81). After graduating from the University of Pro-Tempore '81-'82) married Wendy Goffe on Au- California, Berkeley with a degree in Political Science, gust 16, 1992. He presently practices law at th e firm Shannon has completed a one-hundred day solo trip of Northcraft, Tierney and Hilleman and completed around the world and is now the Communications a History B.A. from Claremont-McKenna College in Manager for American Consulting and Training. She 1986. He holds a seat on the Rules of Professional is the Founding Director of the National Lesbian and Conduct Committee of the Washington State Bar Gay Journalists Association and a member of the Association and is involved with the Washington International Association of Business CommLmica- Health Care Risk Managers Society. tors. Richard Trainer (Davis '80). After attending the Kim Morimoto (Davis '80, El Cerrito Chapter University of San Diego and Leeds University, Rich- President '80) is an attorney and earned B.A.s from ard has settled in Yorkshire, England with his wife, the University of California, Berkeley in Rhetoric and Barbara. He holds the position of President at Strata Russian. She has remained active in youth political Software. programs as a member of the YMCA Youth and Government Court Program staff. Leland Warner (Davis '80) and his wife, Dolores, reside in Chino, California and have one daughter. He is a psychology student and auto technician.

Jonelle Beck (Davis '81), a Finance graduate of ceived his CA Professional Engineer License in 1981 the California State University, Chico, dedicates her 1993. His cherished Junior Statesmen experience is time to the Business Women's Exchange, Chamber of researching his Summer School term paper at the Presidential Nominating Convention. Fon11er Preside11tia/ Ca ndidate jo/ 111 Anderson speaks at tile 1980 Conm1erce and Jaycees. At Summer School, Jonelle National Air and Space Museum. Preside11tial No111i11ati11g Co11ve11tio11 i11 Seattle. remembers being surrounded by some of the bright- Veena Ananda Rao (Davis '81) is an attorney est teens in the nation while being challenged beyond specializing in environmental law / litigation and her own known bOLmdaries. John Case (Davis '79, Granada Chapter Presi- the cow1ty's AIDS commission and as a member of aviation law at the firm of Rivkin, Radler & Kremer. dent '79-'80) practices law with Skadden, Arps et al. the Aris board. His efforts were honored in an article Julie Bentley (Davis '81) will enter graduate She received her legal education at McGeorge School in Los Angeles and is active in the Association of about him in the San Jose Merrnry News. Peter will school as an M.B.A. sh1dent this fall and is currently of Law and undergraduate education in the field of Business Trial Lawyers. He studied law at Stanford be fondly remembered by all who knew him or came employed by Armada Insurance Services. She volun- Political Science at the University of California, Ber- and Russian Language and Literature at Columbia. into contact with him. teers with the Los Angeles Commission on Assaults keley. Against Women, AIDS Project Los Angeles, and Todd Rehfuss (Stanford Symposium '81, Greater Kevin Gross (Davis '79, Treasurer '79-'80) is an Gary Tokumori (Dav is '79, Los Angeles Sympo- Amnesty International. attorney at Dinker, Biddle & Reath in Washington, sium '79, State CoLmcil '79), a 1985 graduate of the California Region Publicity Director '81-'82) is a He- D.C. Kevin obtained a law degree from the Univer- University of California, Los Angeles with degrees in Abby Burman (Davis '81, San Mateo Chapter licopter Crew Chief for the United States Marine sity of California, Los Angeles in 1988 and an AB. Political Science and Economics, practices law with President). After seven years on the East Coast and Corps and lives in Santa Ana, California. He gradu- from Stanford in 1985. the firm oflvanjack & Lam birth. He and his wife, Lia, graduating from Yale, Abby relocated to Palo Alto, ated from the California State University, Sacramento live in Los Angeles. California to study journalism at Stanford. She in 1989 and currently donates much of his time to the Peter Johnson (Davis '79). We regret to inform works in media relations with Intel Corporation Boy Scouts of America as an Assistant Scout Master. you that Peter passed away on October 13, 1993. Derrick Wright (Davis '79, Los Angeles Public and was married to Neil Blecherman in 1992. Abby Tony Royden (Davis '81, El Camino Real Always an active community member, Peter's ser- Opinion Poll Director) is Senior Staff Analyst at credits her journalism backgrow1d to her experience Chapter President '81-'82). After graduating from vice began very young and as a result he was a McDonnell Douglas Aircraft and received a B.A. in as Editor of Tlie J1111ior State111e11t. member of the Santa Clara County Youth Hall of Political Science from the University of California, Stanford in 1986, Tony presently resides in Santa Fame. Although he himself was ill, Peter worked Los Angeles. He and his wife, Danita, live in Bell- Lawrence "Larry" Clark (Davis '81) is Pastor at Barbara, California with his wife, Sharon. He has tirelessly with HIV support services as a member of flower, California. the Holy Family Trinity Church in Chicago, Illinois. remained active in politics through the Federation He graduated from San Francisco State University for American Immigration Reform, Santa Barbara in 1986 with a B.A. in History. He is active with the County Republicans and United We Stand America. Black Coaches Association. 1980 Bob and Kathy Waste (Faculty, Davis&Stanford doctoral student at the University of Illinois, where James Conklin (Davis '81) earned his Ph.D. Summer Schools) are the proud parents of author she received her M.S. degrees in Physics and Electri- from Stanford and is presently a professor in the John J. Waste, age eight. He recently had his book cal Engineering. She was the recipient of the Ameri- Department of Economics at the University of Texas Way Cool Maui, a travel tip handbook for children, can Geophysical Union Best Sh1dent Presentation at Austin. He is active in the alumni association of published by Moon Publications. He says that he Award in May of 1992. Princeton, where he received his B.A. in 1986. would like to write more books in the fuhire. Christopher Crutcher (Davis '80), Executive Pro- Daniel Henning (Davis '81, Georgetown '82, Bruce Adelstein (Davis '80, Angeles Region Vice ducer of Crutcher Capital Management, funded the Lieutenant Governor '82-'83). You may have seen Mayor '81-'82) resides in Los Angeles and is an pre-production of the film "James Dean: An Ameri- Daniel in his recent film role as a member of the cast attorney with the firm of Sidley & Austin. He re- can Legend" and will produce a rock concert in Hong of HBO 's "And The Band Played On", a film about ceived both his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Kong this fall. He is also involved with The Fusilers, the first five years of the AIDS crisis. Aside from his California, Los Angeles in 1986, then continued on to a military history /veterans club in Marin Cotmty, acting, he is the Artistic Director /Producer of Los earn a J.D. at the University of Chicago. Bruce is California. Angeles' Blanket Theatre Co. which he fom1ded four Guam. The newly elected officials of t/1 e Western involved with the California School Choice move- Holly Davis (Davis '80) isa Programmer Analyst years ago, and a graduate of New York University. Pacific Region, Mayor A111y Yip and Vice Mayor Kris ment. with AG Business Management. She now resides deLeon. C11a111 becn111e t/1e Western Pa cific Region Robert Margolis (Davis '81, Georgetown '82) earlier this year. Elaine Chapin (Davis '80, Secretary of State and in Salinas and received her B.S. from her Summer is employed with ABB Combustion Engineering 12 Registrar '80-'81, Woodside Chapter President) is a School site, the University of California, Davis. in Connecticut as Senior Nuclear Engineer and re- Page 34 of 45 13 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Marty Barash (Davis '83, Georgetown '84, Gov- universities in forty-two countries. She has returned 1982 Alumni Profile 1983 ernor '84-'85). After completing a year-long clerkship to the United States to attend the University of Cali- for the Honorable Procter R. Hug, Jr. of the United fornia, Los Angeles School of Law where she is James Lee J.S.A Treasurer, 1981-82 States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and spending President of the ACLU Law Sh1dents Association Senior Cow1selor, Burson-Marsteller Junior Statesmen Summer School, 1980, 1981 three months in Southeast Asia, Marty is presently and Assistant Managing Editor of the U.C.L.A Former Deputy Press Secretary for practicing law in Los Angeles, California, with Women's Law Journal. Heather plans to return to California Governor Pete Wilson J.S.A Director of Debate, 1980-81 Stutman, Treister & Glatt, P.C. He earned his J.D. Israel upon completion of her law degree. from the University of California, Los Angeles, and The University of Southern California, B.A, David Harrison (Davis '83, Northern California his A.B. in Politics/ American Sh1dies from Princeton. Journalism; B.S.,Business Convention Coordinator & Gilroy Chapter President Most Admired Statesperson - Woodrow Wilson Michael Carl (Davis '83) studied law at Berkeley's '84-'85) isa Ph.D. shident at the University of Wiscon- Boalt Hall and has begun work in Singapore with sin, after receiving B.A.s in Political Science and "Population growth globally is putting relentless pressure the Southeast Asian practice group of Coudert French from Swarthmore College. Seeing his chapter on our natural resources and economic infrastructures and Brothers which specializes in international law. He named Chapter of the Year is his most cherished is adversely impacting everything from immigration, re- received a Master's in Economics from the University Junior State accomplishment. gional conflicts, and even global weather patterns because of of Hawaii, and a Bachelor's in Diplomatic History Shelly Jarvis Caple (Georgetown '83) is an attor- increased greenhouse gases." from Harvard. ney with the Cook CotmtySta te'sAttorney'.s Office in Glen Chester (Angeles Region Treasurer '83-'84, Chicago, Illinois and resides in Farminton, Illinois State Fundraising Director '84-'85) presently resides with her husband, William. Shelly earned her de- in Granada Hills, California. Kristen Andersen (Davis '82, Georgetown '83, father. Vince earned a B.A from TI1e American grees in Political Science and Mathematics at Saint Greater California Region Mayor '83-'84) recently University, a M.B.A from Pepperdine University Jonathan Cohen (Stanford '83, Georgetown '85, Olaf College in 1988. joined Ketchum Advertising in San Francisco where and is presently pursuing a J.D. at Loyola School of Senator '85-'86) presently holds thepositionofSenior Debra Jasguar Mendelsohn (Davis '83, Granada she manages the Bank of America accow1t. She is Law. Manager Telecommunications Systems at Oracle Hills Chapter President '83) has used her Political active with her former w1iversity, the University of Corporation and is active in the Penn Alumni Club. Scott Garner (Davis '82, Georgetown '83, South- Science degree to start her own business as a public California, Berkeley as the Membership and Direct His fondest Summer School memory is the impres- ern Empire Mayor '83-'84) is an attorney at the firm relations and government consultant with major cli- Mail Consultant for the Cal A1W11ni Association. sive access he and his classmates had to top decision of Latham & Watkins in Orange County, California, ents including Los Angeles Cow1ty Supervisor Mike Kristen reports that brother, Jay and Elaine Paige, makers in Washington, D.C. after receiving his J.D. from Harvard and B.As in Antonovich and South Coast Air Quality Manage- both alumni, were married in October of 1993. Political Science and Economics from Stanford. Scott Harn Connolly (Davis '83, Gilroy Chapter Presi- ment District. She was recently married and she and Jeremy "Jody" Bronson (Davis '82, Georgetown was married in the fall of 1993 and he and his wife, dent '83-'84) is a graduate sh1dent researcher at the her husband, Bill, have just bought their first home in '83, Political Director '82-'83) completed his Political Karen, reside in Newport Beach, California. University of California, Berkeley. She received her Simi Valley, California. Science degree at Brown and is presently a Legislative AB. in Economics from Stanford and currently is a Bene Gatzert (Davis '82, State Chapter Affairs Robert Little (Davis '83, American '84, Governor Assistant to Senator Bob Graham of Florida. His fundraising volunteer for the university. Director '83-'84, Golden Gate Region Chapter Affairs '85-'86). Graduated from Cornell in 1990 with B.As fondest Junior State memory is the floor activity Director '82-'83) is a Health Educator at the Univer- Raymond Eng (Davis '83, Oakland Chapter Presi- in Government and Asian Studies and is presently a during the Spring State convention elections. sity of California, Berkeley, where she earned her dent '83-'84) works in sales for Occidental Chemical law student at the University of San Diego. Bob is a Mary Casanova (Davis '82, Nobel Chapter Social Sciences B.A in 1989. She currently lives in Corporationandresidesin Westfield, . former Jw1ior Statesmen Fatmdation staff member President '80-'81). After personal tragedy in the Oakland. His wedding day to Anna Raymond was set for May and Summer School Catmselor. Northridge earthquake, Mary is planning to relocate 21. Jeff Harris (Davis '82, State Chapter Affairs to the Midwest. She is currently studying Political Director, Angeles Region Chapter Affairs Director). Gordon O'Sullivan Gottsche (Davis '83, San Science and Communications at Pierce College. TI1is year marks Jeff's fifth year as a full-time Junior Mateo Chapter President) is a Consultant with Bot- Eric Chazankin (Georgetown '82 & '83), a Colo- Statesmen staff member, where he is presently the tom Line Results and lives in Hillsborough, Califor- rado criminal defense attorney, chairs the Criminal Southern California Program Director and the nia. He volunteers his time to Volunteer Income Tax Law Section of the Boulder County Bar Association Stanford Summer School Director. He earned de- Assistance, the San Francisco State Alumni Steering and is a member of the state bar association's Media grees in both Political Science and Mass Communica- Committee and the UniversityofCalifornia, Berkeley Committee. Also a photographer, he recently had tions from the University of California, Berkeley. Jeff, Alumni Association. Gordon received his B.As in one of his works published on the cover of TI1e fondly known as "Dad" to many Summer School 1989 and his M.B.A. in 1993. Colorado Lawyer magazine. Eric was a Counselor at graduates, recently took up golf and has already Kathy Gray (Davis '83, South Hills Chapter the 1988 Georgetown Summer School. completed his first tournament, so keep your eye on Founder & President) clerks part-time with the Los his rapid progress. Allison Dommer (Davis '82, Georgetown '83) is Angeles Cotmty District Attorney's Office trying rapidly gaining notoriety in her company, Merck's & Cathy Komisaruk (Davis '82) has rehirned from felony preliminary hearings and will receive her J.D. Company, Inc. as she was recently named a member Guatemala and is cmrently a student at ilie Univer- this year. She remembers Ed Meese saying "Not a of their League of Excellence. She is a fellow with the sity of California, Los Angeles. In 1988, she received week goes by where I don't hear from a Junior California Agriculture Leadership Program and ac- her History AB. from Harvard. Cathy was a Junior Statesmen friend" and has learned the truth in that tive with women's issues in her field as a member of Statesmen Summer School Cow1selor in 1987 at since her Summer School graduation. California Women for Agriculture. Stanford. Heather Harris (Georgetown '83, Crystal Vince Farhat (Davis '82, Georgetown '83, Ange- Mike Spence (Davis '82, Georgetown '83) is a Springs/Uplands Chapter President). After gradu- les Region Mayor '83-'84) has been promoted to the managing consultant in West Covina, California. He ating from Brown, Heat11er spent iliree years in Israel Teachers. ]0'111 Lenker, n long li111e teacher ndvisor position of Director of Property Management for is very active as Vice-Chairman-South of the Califor- where she served as Chairperson of the World Union fro111 Dos Pueblos High Scliool. Tenc/1er ndvisors Sanjo Investments. He is the Co-Chairman of the Los nia Republican Party, Director of the San Gabriel of Jewish Stu den ts, an interna tiona I umbrella organi- sponsor j.5.A. clinplers 011 cn111p11ses, ncco111pn11y Angeles County Republican Central Committee and Valley Taxpayers Association and President of the zation for independent Jewish shident groups at sl11de11ts lo co11ve11tio11s nnd provide ed11cnlio11n l the Chairman of the Steering Cmrunittee for Congres- West Covina School Board. His wife, Marielena, is a ndvice lo J.S.A. 111e111b!'rs. sional candidate Ernie A Farhat, who is also his Junior State Alumrn from Wilson High School. 14 15 Page 35 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

John Robinson (Davis '83) completed his J.D. Janice Molnar (American '84, Editor '84-'85) Kelly Rudiger (American '84, Southern Empire 1983 and will enter graduate school in Environmental 1984 just married Thomas Rutherford-Salas on New Mayor '84-'85, Mira Mesa Chapter Fow1der & Presi- Sh1dies this fall. He works as an environmental Year's Eve. Among those at the event were Junior dent) became the Executive Directorof the Doris Tate policy consultant for Waterworks of Oregon and is State alumni: Marty Barash, Cindy De Grood, Alan Crime Victims Bureau in March. She was formerly active with environmental groups. James, Ira Liss and Wendy Morin. Janice is still appointed by Governor Pete Wilson to a position very dedicated to politics as a member of the Cali- with the California State Council on Developmental Gary Rowe (Davis '83) is a law clerk to Judge fornia Republican Party State Central Committee Disabilities and the former Chief of Staff for Assem- William Norris of the United States Court of Appeals and an Administrative Assistant to State Senator Bill blywoman Jan Goldsmith. Additionall y, Kelly is for the Ninth Circuit in Los Angeles, California. He Leonard. Her political science education includes a pursuing a Master's in Special Education at Califor- graduated from the Yale School of Law in 1992 and B.A., M.A. and a Ph.D in progress at Claremont- nia State University, Sacramento and serves on the was Notes Editor of the Law Journal, in which he McKenna College. University of California Legislative Network Com- published a small piece on the abolition of federal mittee. common law crimes. Amy Prosser (American '84, Palo Alto Chapter President) is pursing a Master of Fine Arts degree in Catherine Tsai (Davis '84, Georgetown '85, Christine U'ren (Georgetown '83, Carlmont Wedding Bells for A lumni. (Left to right). Cy11tliin Acting at the National Theatre Conservatory in Den- Northern California Governor '85-'86) presently at- DeGrood (G .C.R. Mnyor 1984-85), Im Liss, Mnrty Chapter President '84) recently drove to Chicago to 1 ver, Colorado. She hopes to travel in England this tends the New York University School of Social Bnrnsli (So11tliem Cnlifornin Governor 1984-85), continue her education at the School of the Art Insti- summer. Work and ea.med a B.A. in Political Science from fn11ice Mo/11nr, A Inn fnm es, Wendy Morin. htte of Chicago. She has done backdrop design work J the University of California, Davis in 1990. for the University of California, Berkeley, where she received her B.A. in 1988. Christine reports that while Linda Meneses Kenton (Davis '83, Vice Chair at the movies, she bumped into Jmlior State almnnus, Channel Islands Region District '83-'84) lives with Harold Poskanzer. Michelle Banks (Stanford '85, Georgetown '86) more than 50 groups in Washington and a.cross the her husband, Christopher, in Santa Barbara, Califor- 1985 is the Issues Deputy for Los Angeles City cmmtry working to further conversion of defense nia and is a Librarian for the Braille Instih1te. She Denise Yenawine Mosher (Davis '83) is in a Cow1cilmember Rita Walters. She is involved with industries to non-military production. He graduated holds a degree from the University of California, Master's of Divinity program and hopes to work in a many Los Angeles City Cmmcil committees includ- from Harvard in 1992 earning a B.A. in Government. Santa Barbara, a seat on the Board of Directors of small church ministry or campus chaplaincy after ing the standing committee on Commmlity Redevel- Santa Barbara Audio Describers Alliance and mem- completion of the program. She and her husband, Kevin Camp (Georgetown '85) begins law school opment and Housing as well as the Committee on bership in the United States Power Squadrons. Paul, live in Cypress, California. this fall and is currently working at Horace Mann Community and Economic Development. She is Insurance. Kevin earned his degrees in Political active with the Los Angeles African-American Science and History from the University of New Women's Political Action Committee, the National Mexico in 1991. Cow1cil of Negro Women and Alpha Kappa Alpha. Roy Chan (Stanford '85) is a graduate of the Rachel Algaze Croson (Davis '84, Southern Cali- Thomas Ellingwood (Davis '84) is in sports mar- Domenick Bertelli (Stanford '85, Georgetown University of California, Berkeley and currently em- '86, Northern California Lieutenant Governor '86- 1984 fornia Director of Chapter Affairs '85-'86), a graduate keting with Del Wilber & Associates. He is engaged ployed a.sanArchitectwithHTIArchitectsin the Bay of the University of Pennsylvania, will receive her to Emily Flory of Arlington, Virginia and the big day '87) is Director of Conversion Information Center at Area. He is active in the conm1wuty as a member of Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard this year. She and is planned for October. the Council on Economics Priorities in New York the Ea.st Bay Asian Local Development Corporation her husband, David, also a Harvard Ph.D. candidate, and Program Coordinator for the Workplace Eco~ and East Bay Habitat For Humanity. TracyFitzsimmons(American'84,PacificNorth- nomic Conversion Action Network, a coalition of hope to find assistant professor positions together. west Governor '84-'85). A Political Science Ph.D. Jennifer Anderson Schrandt (American '84) is candidate at Stanford, Tracy is srudying "The Effect working for Lexus in the Customer Satisfaction De- of Democratization on Civil Society" and is a mem- partment and is the National Training Coordinator ber of CERCA, a Central American refugee organiza- for Sigma Kappa. She and her husband, David, have tion. She is married to Stephen Consentino. Alumni Profile just purchased their first home. Alan James (American '84, Southern Empire Melissa Lauderdale Junior Statesmen SLunmer School, 1986 Lauren Berkowitz Boro (Davis' 84, Golden Gate Region Coordinator '83-'84, Valhalla Chapter Presi- Director First Junior State Texas Chapter Region Conference Coordinator, San Mateo Chapter dent '83-'85) is presently srudying at the Virginia Junior Statesmen Yale Summer School FoLmder, 1986 President). After graduating from law school at New Theological Seminary in order to become an ordain- York University, Lauren is employed with the firm of ed Episcopal Minister. Alan earned his B.S. of Foreign Chapter President, 1986 Wilson, Sons~i, Goodrick & Rosati. She and hus- Service in International Affairs from Georgetown in Klein Oak High School band, Greg, are living in San Francisco. 1989. Mara Bernstein (Davis '84) is pursuing a law Sonya Kane (American '84, Waldorf Chapter The University of Texas at Austin, J.D. degreeat Yale. She graduated from the University of President '83-'85) works as a Social Worker for people l and M.P.A. in progress, B.A., Plan II California, Berkeley with a degree in Social Policy. with disabilities at the Alta California Regional Cen- Most Admired Statesperson - ter and is half-way through the Master's Program at Mindy Cheraz Kinsey (American '8-!) received Barbara Jordan California State University, Sacramento. She married her B.A. in AmericanSh1dies and resides in Lancaster, Paul Bingaman in August of 1991 and recently bought Pennsylvania with her husband, Scott. She is active a house in Orangevale, California. Sonya remembers with Literary Volunteers of America and Girl Scouts. "J.S.A. is the best thing I ever did. Tt gave enduring the lightening and thw1der storms at the me self-confidence very early in life. I knew Jeff Cohen (Davis '8-!, Governor '84-'85), a 1990 1984 Summer School. I could do anything I really wanted to do." Mechanical Engineering graduate of Cornell Univer- David Knatcal (Davis '8-!, Georgetown '85) is a sity, is working as a computer consultant in Boston wire editor for the Metropolitan News Company. Jn for Cambridge Technology Parh1ers. He is very addition, he is building on his B.A. in History by involved with the Cornell Club and participates in a pursuing a graduate degree at California State Uni- variety of outdoor sports. versity, Los Angeles. 16 Page 36 of 45 17 I This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu 1985 Alumni Profile 1985 Paul Mohme (Georgetown '85), a graduate of Julie Rodier-Hash (Stanford '85, Northern Cali- the University of California, Los Angeles, is now an fornia Speaker '86-'87) and her husband, Richard, Ted Lempert Nicole Bergeron Assistant Vice President with the Canadian Imperial have settled in Sunnyvale, California where she is a Supervisor, San Mateo County Student, The University of California, Bank of Commerce. He works out of Los Angeles Legal Assistant with Scios ova Inc. and the Vice Former California State Assemblyman Hastings College of the Law, J.D. primarily with Fortune 500 Companies in the West- President Fundraising for the Kappa Alpha Theta ern United States. Paul's finance background in- Alumnae Chapter. She graduated in 1991 from the J.S.A. Governor, 1978-79 Former Director, Junior Statesmen Yale cludes internships with the Santa Barbara County University of California, Davis with B.A.s in Ameri- Summer School Board of Supervisors where he performed an eco- can Studies and Rhetoric/ Communications. Julie Junior Statesmen Summer School, 1978 nomic feasibility sh1dy for proposed urban growth was a Symposium Counselor in 1989 and thoroughly J.S.A. Registrar, 1983-84 Secretary of State, 1977-78 control legislation and the position of Director of enjoyed working with sh1dents who were so enthu- Junior Statesmen Summer School, 1983 Finance for J.S.A. 's Channel Island Region in 1985- siastic about learning. Chapter President, 1977-78 1986. Carlmont High School Christina Rooke (Georgetown '85) is just finish- Aragon High School Kenneth Nafrada (Stanford '85), a aval Avia- ing law school at the University of California, Los The University of California, Berkeley, Trustee, The Junior Statesmen FoLU1dation tor, has recently returned to California and is cur- Angeles. This summer she is working for the law M.P.P. rently flyingSH-60Seahawks from avalAirStation firm of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Los Angeles Stanford, J.D. The University of California, Davis, B.A., North Island in San Diego. He graduated from Texas and the Justice Department in Washington, D.C. Princeton, B.A., Public Policy International Relations A&M University in 1991 with degrees in Political She then heads off to Santa Fe, New Mexico to serve Science and Economics. as a law clerk for a judge on the Tenth Circuit of Most Admired Statesperson - Most Admired Statespersons - the United States Court of Appeals. Her favorite Sum- Woodrow Wilson Winston Churchill & elson Mandela Kerry O'Brien (Georgetown '85) has been work- ing primarily with military issues including defense mer School memory is staying up all night with her budgets, C-17 aircraft, and drug interdiction in Cen- new found best friends to write their term papers. "Junior State was an incredible education "One of the most important issues facing tral America as an Evaluator and Auditor of the Andrew Soller (Georgetown '85, Treasurer '86). that I tap from on a daily basis." our nation is children who are inadequately United States General Accounting Office in Texas. After graduating from the University of Michigan in educated, lack health care and are not taught This summer, she hopes to relocate to Washington 1991 with a B.A. in English, Andrew is a Technical values such as dedication, fair play and compas- D.C., to work on international issues. Writer with Intel. He is involved with the Goddard sion. This is probably characterized best as an Alexander Perce} (Georgetown '85) is practicing for Governor campaign and resides in Phoenix, Ari- adult problem." law in Santa Clarita Valley, after receiving his J.D. as zona. well as B.A.s in both Political Science and Economics. Mark Tirpak (Stanford '85) is a teacher with He is a member of the Republican Caucus and spent Metz Communications and resides in Mentor, Ohio. two years working for former President Ronald He recently returned from Fukuoka, Japan where he Cindy Furlong Burgess (Stanford '85, Napa Reagan in his Los Angeles office. lived beginning in August of 1991, and worked with Chapter President '86) married fellow Syracuse law the Fukuoka Municipal Board of Education. Mark student, Coney Burgess, on May 13 at their Dean's Julie Loi Perryman (Georgetown '85, Cotton- graduated from Indiana University, Bloomington, home. The couple have relocated to Baltimore, wood Chapter Founder '86) is a Legislative Associate earning degrees in Business Economics and Public . Cindy is a member of with The Sheridan Group lobbying heal th care issues Policy in 1991. Society and received her B.S. in Political Science and in Washington, D.C. She earned an M.P.S. in Political Adminish·ative Studies from the University of Cali- Management and a B.A. in Political Communication Georgetta Tise Kish (Stanford '85, Saint Joseph fornia, Riverside. from George Washing ton. Chapter Vice President) is a Captain in the United States Air Force. She graduated from the Air Force Alan Grindler (Stanford '85, James Logan Chap- Lisa Prigohzy (Georgetown '85, Oregon Expan- Academy in 1990 and now lives with her husband, ter President '85-'86) will begin law school this fall sion Director '85-'86, Wilson Chapter Founder) is a Brian, in Santa Maria, California. where he plans to specialize in environmental and Legislative Assistant for United States Representa- natural resources law. He received his B.A. in History tive Jim Cooper. After receiving a B.A. in Diplomatic Christy Tranah (Georgetown '85) recently from the University of California, Berkeley, is active in History from University of Pennsylvania, she went moved back to from the East Coast where Cal-In-The-Community, and works on various edu- on to complete a M.A. in International History at the she worked with Friendship Ambassadors, a non- cational and environmental issues in his commmuty. Ted n11d Nicole report tltnt "You cn11't bent 111nrringe London School of Economics. profit company sponsoring cultural exchange be- lo n11otlter j1111ior Stater!" tween Eastern Europe and the United States. Christy Layne Hermansen (Georgetown '85). After do- Jason Rhodes (Stanford '85, Georgetown '86, earned a B.A. in International Relations with an East- ing two years of missionary work in Kenh1cky and Mid-Atlantic Region Mayor '86-'87) presently a Man- ern European Focus in 1991. She remembers sitting graduating from the University of Utah, Layne has agement Consultant for Corporate Decisions, Inc., on the grass beneath the Washington Monument been accepted to the College of Osteopathic Medicine has spent the past year devoting his time to Health resides in New Jersey. He coordinates a tutoring and watching the sun set on a warm sw11mer evening and Surgery in . Presently, Layne teaches in the Policy Advocacy and Research. Jeffrey earned an program for Boston Cares and is active in the alumni with her Georgetown Summer School classmates. Salt Lake City School District, volunteers with Cub Economics B.A. from Duke in 1990. program of Yale, where he earned a B.A. in History. Scouts and is a member of Order of the Arrow. Jason will enter the M.B.A. program at University Dimitry Tsimberg (Stanford '85, Mira Mesa Diane Lane (Stanford '85, Southern California of Pennsylvania's Wharton School in the fall of 199-! Chapter President) attends Loyola Law School in Los Elizabeth Hughes (Stanford '85) reh1rns to her Directorof Debate) is a graduate shident in Ecosystem and plans to marry in June of 1995. Angeles, California and works for the law firm of Lmdergraduate school, Harvard, as a M.B.A. student Science at Colorado State University and resides in Gilbert, Kelly, Crowley & Jennett. He graduated in the fall. She is currently a principal investor in AEA Fort Collins. She received her B.A. from Harvard in Kathleen Rivet Quinn (Stanford '85) is a First from Claremont-McKenna College in 1990 with de- Investors, Inc. and spent two years as an analyst for 1991. Lieutenant Engineer in the U.S. Army and a graduate grees in History and Russian. McKinsey & Company in New York City. She dedi- of West Point. She was married in June of 1991 and Jason MacDonald (Stanford '85) graduated from cates much of her free time to volunteer work. gave birth to her first child in March of 1994. She and the University of California, Berkeley in 1990 with a her husband, Patrick, reside in Hinesville, . Jeffrey Kahn (Georgetown '85) is a medical stu- B.A. in Political Science and is presently a buyer with dent at the University of California, San Francisco and Meier & Frank, May Company Division. 18 19 Page 37 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Sylvia Cabus (Saint Joseph Chapter President Monique Gonzaque (Stanford '86, Georgetown James Rudoff (Stanford SymposiLun '86, North- 1986 '86-'87) is presently serving as a Peace Corps volun- 1986 '87, Southern California Speaker '87-'88) has relo- ern California Assistant Convention Coordinator '86- teer in Cameroon, Central Africa. She earned a B.A. cated to Atlanta, Georgia, after graduating from the '87) is Proposal Coordinator for Brown, Ve11ice & Asso- in History from the University of California, Berkeley University of California, Berkeley in 1993. She is ciates and resides in San Francisco. He was the J.S.A. in 1991. employed as a Paralegal with the firm of Deffermyre, National Treasurer during the 1987-1988 school year. Shields, Canfield & Knowles. Kandy Cassano (Stanford '86, Georgetown '87, Ronna Sable (Georgetown '86, Virgillia Expan- Northgate Chapter President) graduated from the Bill Hearther (Stanford '86) is a naval aviator and sion Director '87) completed a Master's degree in Po- University of California, Berkeley in 1992. She is now a graduate of the United States Naval Academy, litical Management from George Washington Univer- a flight instructor and lives in Walnut Creek, Califor- where he earned a B.S. in History. He was married in sity this spring and is also working in public affairs in nia. May of 1992 and resides in Pensacola, Florida. Virgillia. She received her Bad1elor's degree in Political Meredith Childers (Georgetown '86 & '87) re- Jonathon Hughes (Stanford '86) graduated from Science emphasizing Crinlinal Justice in 1991. mains in the San Diego area, after graduating from Harvard and is working with the consulting firm of Scott Shapiro (Stanford '86, Lewis & Clark the University of Califonlia, San Diego, and presently Puh1am, Hayes & Bartlett. He lives in Los Angeles, Chapter President) graduated from Wesleyan Uni- works as a Medical Transport and Aide. She is active California and is active with the Junior Chamber of versity with degrees in American Studies and Gov- with the YWCA Battered Women's Shelter and plans Commerce. ernment. He is currently a Legal Assistant with the to attend graduate school in the near future. firm of Preston, Gates, Ellis & Ronvelas, Meeds. Insoo Hyun (Stanford '86, San Benito Chapter Dianne Chipps (Georgetown '86 & '87, orth- President '87-'88) is completing a Ph.D. program in Glen Tripp (Stanford '86) has worked as Man- Debates. Angeles Region Speaker Michael Woo, ern California Governor '87-'88, Rio Americana Political Philosophy at Brown University. Prior to agement Consultant with Swander, Pace & Co. in San recent rn11didate for Secretary of State, debates at a Chapter President '86-'87) is a law student at the entering the program, Insoo completed both a B.A. Francisco, California, since graduating from Stanford co11 ve11tio11 i11 1968. Georgetown University Law Center where she teaches and M.A. in Philosophy at Stanford. in 1992. He spends his free time backpacking, moLm- a legal research and writing course to first year tain biking, and playing in and arow1d San Francisco. Lauren Ilvento (Georgetown '86), afterreceiving students. She is also a member of the editorial staff a degree in International Relations from Brown, has Mark Uyeda (Stanford '86, Georgetown '87, of the Tax Lawyer and her case note was published in Melanie Armstrong (Stanford '86) has remained gone on to study law at the George Washington Southern California Lieutenant Governor '87-'88) is a the May 1994 edition. Dianne received her B.A. from in Las Vegas, , after earning Political Science National Law Center. She is the Executive Articles law student at Duke where he is an editor for the the University of Califonlia, Berkeley in 1992. and French degrees from the University of Nevada, Editor of the George Washington Journal oflnterna- Duke Law Review. During llis w1dergrad ua te study, Las Vegas in 1992. She is active in politics holding Maria Chow (Stanford '86). After earning both a tional Law and Economics and plans to specialize in he in terned both for Congressman Clu·is Cox and the memberships in the Republican Party Central M.A. and B.A. from Stanford, Maria has relocated to international law after graduation. Bush Administration's White House Office of Presi- Committee, Clark Cow1ty and Minnesota and works in Brand Management for dential Personnel. He worked with fellow Jwlior Laurie Machado (Stanford '86, Georgetown '87, French Alliance of Southern Nevada. General Mills, Inc. She dedicates much of her free State alumnus David Viotti on Georgetown's Senior Northern California Speaker '87-'88). Having gradu- time to various local volunteer organizations. Class Committee during the 1991 - 1992 year. Mary Beth Barber (Stanford '86) is an Assistant ated with honors from Boston University with de- Editor at California Journal, a non-partisan journal Lara Darden (Georgetown '86) is presently In- grees in Political Science and International Relations, Andrew Warner (Georgetown '86, Angeles Re- providing analysis of California politics and govern- formation Coord ina tor at the Japan Center of Tennes- Laurie is currently pursuing a joint M.B.A./J.D. de- gion Mayor '86-'87, El Camino Real Chapter Presi- ment. She was a speaker at the Junior Statesmen see and is involved with the Nashville Women's gree at Arizona State U11iversity. She is involved with dent '85-'86) graduates from the UniversityofTllinois California Symposium in 1993. Soccer Association. She graduated from Vanderbilt the and Senator McCain's with a dual degree in Political Science and Asian Ari Barkan (Georgetown'86, Cajon Chapter Presi- in 1991 earning a B.A. in East Asian Studies. re-election campaign. Laurie has beenaJuniorStates- Studies this year. He holds a seat on the United States men Summer School Cmmselor for three years. dent) is an Executive Assistant with San Bernardino Molly Dieveney Baker(Stanford '86) graduated - Japan Committee. County Schools. He has received a B.A. in Political from YalewhereshewasClassPresidentandstudied Mona Metwalli (Stanford '86, Georgetown '87, Sonya and Tanya Witt (Georgetown '86) both Science from the University of California, Berkeley Chinese. She married in March of 1993 and is now a Southern Califonlia Assistant Director of Debate). are law students at Harvard and will graduate this and plans to enter an International Affairs Master's financial analyst living in New York City. After graduating cum laude from Princeton in 1992 year. The twins graduated from the University of program this fall. with a degree in Politics, Mona is presently a law Pennsylvania in 1991. Christopher Ferris (Georgetown '86, Director of student at the U11iversity of Califonlia, Los Angeles. Jackie Bessares Rivas (Stanford '86) is a teacher Graphics '86) is aMaster'scand idateat the Annenburg She was a member of the Stanford Summer School in the Los Angeles Archdiocese and participates in School for Commwlications where he is a Teaching staff from 1989 Lmtil 1992, holding the positions of the Teacher Internship Program, where she trains Assistant for Dean Kathleen Hall Jamieson. He re- Head Cow1selor, Assistant Director and Congres- new teachers. She and her husband, Sixto, have a cently finished teaching in New Orleans for Teach for sional Workshop Director. three year old son. America. Chris has been a long time Summer School Tanya Bodell (Georgetown '86) has returned to staff member as a Cow1selor(1989-1990), the Director Jennifer Patrick (Georgetown '86, Southern Washington, D.C. as a consultant for Puh1am, Hayes of the Yale program (1992), and the Administrative Empire Region Chapter Affairs Director '87-'88, Villa & Bartlett, after receiving a Master's in Public Policy. Director at Georgetown (1993). Park Chapter President '86-'88) is Vice President at Curtiss Advertising in Orange County, California. Laura Freedman (Georgetown '86) is complet- Allyson Bowman Ison (Stanford '86, Arizona She is an active member of the National Association ing her second year of medical school at her under- Expansion Director & Dobson Chapter President '87- of Female Executives and Anaheim Chamber of graduate campus, the U11iversityofMichigan, where '88) is completing her graduate work in Commwlica- Commerce. tions and plans on consulting political campaigns she earned a B.S. in Neurobiology. Joseph Pelonero (Georgetown '86) studies at and organizations in the area of media management. Craig Garner (Stanford '86, Southern California Lerufership Co11fere11ce. Melodie C111111i11glm111 , the University of Buffalo and manages a men's She is a steering committee member for Congres- Governor '87-'88, Southern California Statesperson Governor 1976-77, and Andy Klein, Lic11te11a11t clothing store. His most vivid Summer School sional candidate Gary Herbert and President of the of the Year '87-'88) is a law student at Pepperdine Governor 1976-77, ru1111i11g t/1e 1977 /Cllders/1ip memory is meeting President Ronald Reagan. conference. T/1e leadcrs/1ip co1~fcrc11cc is a special Women's Organization in her church. She and her University and an editor for the Pepperdine Law works/10p w/1ere rnrrc11t !Clldcrs tmi11 yo1111ger, husband have two children and reside in Orem, Utah. Review. In 1992, he graduated from the University Kenneth Perlman (Georgetown '86) is a gradu- 11pco111i11g 111e111l1crs i11 t/1c orga11i::.atio11. it is /1e/d of Pennsylvania with degrees in History and Classi- ate student at the University of Southern California. a111111ally i11 Cllcl1 state of thr> j1111ior Stafl'. cal Studies. He graduated from Claremont-McKenna College in 20 1991 with degrees in Government and Psychology. 21 Page 38 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

Steve May (Georgetown '87) is a Nuclear, Bio- graduating from Harvard in 1992. He currently 1987 Alumni Profile 1987 logical, Chemical Defense Officer with the United serves as a Research Assistant for Senator Daniel States Army and is stationed in Kansas. He gradu- Patrick Moynihan and has participated in a tutoring Hilton Romanski Southern California Governor, 1989-91 ated from Claremont-McKenna College in 1993 earn- program for prisoners. Shi dent ing a B.A. in Politics, Philosophy and Economics as Southern California Lieutenant Governor, 1989 Courtney Spitz (Georgetown '87, Stanford Sym- Columbia University, B.A., History well as one in Psychology. posium '86, Greater California Region Director of Jmlior Statesmen Summer School, Glen Mein tyre (Stanford '87, Troy Chapter Presi- Expansion '87-'88) is currently a Business and Tech- 1988, 1989, 1990 dent '89) is a clerk with the Pacific Stock Exchange nology Consultant at Andersen Consulting in Bos- El Camino Real High School and a shident at Sonoma State University, California. ton, Massachusetts. She is active in the California Democratic Party and a member of Friends of Phil Molly Mohler (Greater California Region Summer Financial Analyst, Morgan Stanley Angelides for Treasurer. Courb1ey graduated from Chapter Affairs '87-'88, orthern California Chief Investment Banking Brown in 1993 with degrees in Public Policy and of Staff & Statesperson of the Year '88-'89) resides Economics. Member, Columbia University Committee on in Washington, D.C. and is a Research Assistant Undergraduate Education with The Children's Defense Fund. She is actively Jennifer Whitney (Stanford '87) was a Pete Most Admired Statesperson - involved with D.C. Cares, Doing Something and Wilson for Governor Campaign Coordinator in the University of California, Davis Alumni Group. California and Co-Chair of the 1991 California Inau- Molly has been a Counselor at Georgetown since gural Ball for Young Californians. Jennifer took a "The J.S.A. gave me tools ofleadership and taught 1989, including Head Counselor, and helps out at leave of absence from her studies at the University me to be critical and analytical about issues of the various conventions. of California, Berkeley, to work on the campaign and inaugural. community and the world. It was an excellent Mindy Montford (Georgetown '87) is enrolled opportunity for exchange that can never be in law school at the University of Texas, where she Darcie Wright (Mills Chapter President '87-'88) matched." received her B.A. in Government. After graduation, is working in San Mateo as the Disaster Recovery she hopes to pursue a position in the District Attorney's Director at Franklin/Templeton Group of Funds. office. She graduated from the University of California, Davis in 1992 with B.A.s in International Relations Charlie Adams (Stanford '87, Georgetown '88, '88) graduated from the University of Illinois, Brendan Mulvaney (Stanford '87, Greater Cali- and Spanish, and is involved with their alumni Southern California Governor '88-'89, Southern Champaign in 1991 and presently lives in Lisle, Illi- fornia Region Senator '88-'89) is a Second Lieutenant association. She remembers visiting the California Empire Region Mayor '87-'88) graduated from nois with her husband, Christopher and daughter, and flightsh1dent in the United States Marine Corps. State Capitol while the Senate was in session. Princeton with a B.A. in Public Policy and is present! y Tabitha. She is involved with the Dupage County He graduates from the University of California, San a fellow at the Woodstock Institute. In the fall, Big Brother/Big Sister program and the Chicago Diego this year with a B.A. in Political Science and Anne Yiu (Stanford Symposium '87, Oakland Charlie will begin a program at M.I.T. in Urban Church of Christ. minors in Economics and Russian. Chapter President '87-'88) is a student at California Studies toreceiveaMaster'sin City Planning. He was State University, Hayward where she is a member of Philip Englander (Stanford '87) is Vice Presi- Dana Pawlicki (Georgetown '87) studies law at a Counselor at the Georgetown Summer School in the Golden Key National Honor Society and the dent, Sales and Marketing for Business Furniture Cornell and hopes to intern with a government 1993. Asian American Christian Fellowship. She fondly Depot, Inc. He is a reserve police officer and resides agency this summer. Dana received her Economics remembers training the sophomore class to take over Jodi Lynne Bayrd (Stanford '87, Georgetown in Simi Valley, California. B.A. from Middleburg College in 1993. '88) studies law at Benjamin N. Cardoza School of the leadership of the Oakland High School Junior Daniel Forbes (Stanford '87, Cham1el Islands Law, Yeshiva University in New York City. She Otto Radtke (Stanford '87) is an Anthropology State Chapter. Region Senator '87-'88) currently works as a financial graduate student at University of California, Los graduated from the University of Pe1msylvania's Jeannie Zaarour (Mills Chapter '87-'89) gradu- analyst with Continental Parb1ers, the investment Angeles. Before entering this program, Otto com- Wharton School with degrees in Finance and Health ates this year from the California State University, banking unit of Continental Bank in Chicago, Illinois. pleted degrees in both Economics and Legal Studies Care Management in 1993. San Francisco. She is involved with the Volunteer He graduated from the University of Chicago in 1992 at the University of California, Berkeley. Kylen Campbell (Georgetown '87) is a student with a degree in Politics, Economics, Rhetoric and lntern Program and tutors athletes in English and at Hampshire College and hopes to graduate this Law. Greg Rowe (Stanford '87, Angeles Region De- Mathematics. spring. He is a member of Frontiers of Social Con- bate Director) has relocated to Washington, D.C. after Janice Hui (Stanford '87, Georgetown '88) has sciousness and Anmesty International, as well as a recently left her position with a syndicated TV DJ for WMHC Radio. newsmagazine series in Los Angeles and joined the Kyra Adams (Georgetown '88) is a researcher Michael Betz (Georgetown '88) graduates from Joyce Chiang (Stanford '87, University of Chi- Associated Press as a writer in Washington, D.C. She 1988 with Nellum & Associates. Kyra graduated from Pepperdine University this year. He is very active cago Lab Chapter Founder and President) studied is active with the Asian American Journalists Asso- Georgetown in 1993 with a degree in International with various political organizations and hopes to Government at Smith College and is a Legislative ciation and a 1993 Political Science graduate of the Relations and served as an intern with Senator run for office within the next few years. Assistant to Congressman Howard Bermanin Wash- University of California, Berkeley. Kennedy's Health and Human Resources Commit- Darryl P. Bryan (Georgetown '88, Southern ington, D.C. She is very active with her undergra- tee. Andy Lehming (Stanford '87). After graduating Empire Region Mayor). We regret to inform alumni duate college as a member of the Smith Board of from the University of Southern California with a Joseph Alioto (Georgetown '88) has returned to and friends that Darryl passed away in December Trustees and Board of Counselors. degree in Political Science, Andy is now a Problem the site of Sununer School as a student at George- 1990. He is missed both by his many friends from Michelle DeBortoli (Georgetown '87). After Solver for Depro-Serical USA, Inc. He is also involved town and will graduate this year. He is involved Junior State, from Sununer School and at Cornell graduating from the University of Virginia in 1992 with the U.S. Chess Federation. with A1m1esty International, Circolo Italiano, and University, where he was a leader as a Naval Mid- with degrees in Foreign Affairs and Geiman, Michelle plans to lead a group of volw1teers to the South Pacific shipman. The Bryan Family has established a leader- Matthew Lowell (Georgetown '87), a financial has been working as a Paralegal at the law firm of with the Peace Corps' Marine Fisheries program. ship scholarship in his name. analyst for Nations Bank, plans to marry Rebecca Covington & Burling in Washington, D.C. In the fall, Smith in August. He is a 1992 graduate of the Julia Anderson (Georgetown '88). A 1993 gradu- David Butow (Georgetown '88) studies both she will enter the M.A.L.D. program at the Fletcher University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and pres- ate of the United States Air Force Academy with philosophy and history at Northwestern University. School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. ently resides in Charlotte. Matthew vividly remem- a B.S. in Legal Studies, Julia is a United States Air Heisamemberof Phi Sigma Kappa and a Residential Grace Djung Walquist (Georgetown '87, bers his visit to the Pentagon during Summer School. Force Pilot. Assistant on campus. Founder & President Waukegan East Chapter '87- 22 Page 39 of 45 23 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Jamie Cesaretti (Georgetown '88) graduated from of Texas at Austin. He spent a year studying at Darby Morrisroe (Georgetown '88, Greater August. She participates in Partnership for Literacy 1988 Columbia in 1993 and is working in a lab at Columbia Gottingen University in Germany and is involved 1988 California Region Mayor '88-'89) served as the stu- and Alpha Delta Pi. Physicians & Surgeons before pursuing a medical with the National . dent member of the University of California Board Kelly Thyer (Georgetown '88) has worked as an degree. He reports that while at Columbia he ran of Regents. She graduates this year from the Uni- Bess German (Georgetown '88) will graduate intern for AT&T Tokyo and was the recipient of a across other members of the Georgetown '88 class: versity of California, Davis with a B.A. in Political from Kalamazoo College this year. She is active in the scholarship for the Cooperative Japanese Business Johnny Cesaretti, Sharad Samy, Joel Lusman and Science. Darby was a Summer School Counselor women's movement and founded the women's re- and Society Program in Tokyo, Japan. She was a Laura Jacobs. at Georgetown in 1992 and 1993. source center on campus. Bess spent a semester in Summer School Counselor in 1991 at Yale. Johnny Cesaretti (Georgetown '88). He is plan- Sierra Leone, West Africa. Christy N ementz (Los Angeles Symposium '88) Allison Valentine-Kerbs (Stanford '88, Mercy- ni11gtopursueaJ.D. degreeand will begin law school earned a degree in Broadcast Journalism from South- Dobby Gibson (Georgetown '88) enters gradu- BurlingameChapter President'87-'90) gradua tesfrom in the fall. He earned a B.A. in History from Columbia ern Methodist University and is now a reporter with ate school this fall and will continue to hold the the University of San Francisco this year with a in 1993. The Times in Shreveport, . position of Road Manager for the group Mr. Mister. degree in English Literature. She participates in the Alexander Chan (Georgetown '88), after receiv- His fondest memory is speaking with Senators Bob Alfredo Reyes (Stanford '88) is a teacher with the Armenian Association and is married to Edward ing a B.A. in World Politics and Third World Devel- Dole and Sam unn at the Georgetown program. Los Angeles Unified School District and received his Kerbs. opment, is pursuing a M.A. in International Relations degree in History. He resides in Downey, California. Allison Hughes (Stanford '88), a student at Anthony Wang (Stanford '88), co-fotmder of San at ew York University and working as a Legal Harvard, was named to both the Top Ten College Suzanne Scheiner (Stanford '88, Phoenix Ari- Francisco's Lowell High School chapter, is currently Researcher at Rosenberg & Estis, P.C. His favorite Women and the Top Forty Academic Team lists this zona Membership Coordinator) graduated from the ash1dentat the University of California, Berkeley and Summer School memory is a personal conversation year. She is very involved on campus as an Executive University of California, Berkeley this spring and in has served as an intern in the office of California with then Chair of the National Security Council, Board Member of the Women's Leadership Project, the fa 11 heads off to Yale to begin law school. She spent Lieutenant Governor and Junior Statesmen Trustee Colin Powell. Co-President of Women in Economics and Govern- the summer of 1992 in Washington, D.C. working as Leo McCarthy. He is focusing his studies on the Annie Chang (Stanford '88, A. Lincoln Chapter ment, and Publisher of the Harvard Political Review. an intern in the office of Senator Dennis DeConcini. relationship between church and state in Communist President) is a graduate student in the Public Ad- After graduation this year, she will take on the posi- China. SeanSchroeder(Georgetown'88,NorthernCali- ministrationMaster'sProgram atThe American Uni- tion of Consultant with McKinsey & Co., London. fornia Legislative Involvement Director) currently Alison Wiltbank Brady (Stanford '88, Cham1el versity in Washington, D.C. She is a member of Allison will be a Counselor at the Stanford Summer owns and operates a small, independent record Islands Region Mayor & Southern California Coalition for Minorities in Public Policy Professions School this year. label company and is the music editor for Heckler Statesperson of the Year '88-'89) is a Ph.D. student in and an American Immigration Lawyers' Association Ihan Kim (Georgetown '88) is majoring in both Mngnzine. the Political Science program at the University of volunteer. History and Economics at Amherst College. Ihan is StephanieSheps(Georgetown'88,GeorgeWash- California, Los Angeles. Lastyear,shereceiveda B.A. Min Chang (Van Nuys Chapter President '88). involved with Asian Students Association and the ington Hewlett Chapter President '88-'90) will re- in Public Policy and a M.A. in Political Science from A member of the Brown class of 1992, Min is at- crew team. ceive degrees in Political Science and French from Brigham Yow1g University. Alison was recently tending Duke Law School and plans to graduate in married. She was a Cmmselor at the 1991 Stanford Pamela Leung (Georgetown '88). After gra- Duke this year, then plans to enroll in law school in 1996. This year Min is studying in South Korea on Summer School. duating from the University of this year, the Peter Ohm Fellowship. Pamela plans to marry David Harper in September Beth Clay (Stanford '88) is a student at Duke and then head off to Ireland and Great Britainfor their where she is involved with debate. honeymoon. Kamy Akhavan (Stanford '89). A member of the Rachel Earp (Georgetown '88) has relocated to Amanda Luftman (Georgetown '88, Central 1989 Golden Key Society, Kamy studies Modern Intellec- Moscow, Russia and is the Administrative Coordina- Chapter President '88-'89) studies both political sci- tual History at the University of California, Los Ange- tor for Russtel, the Russian counterpart to Interna- ence and English at the University of Michigan and les and is very active in the Iranian Sh1dents Group. tional Business Systems, Inc. out of Boston. She is graduates this year. She participates in the Arab- You can pick up Kamy's new literary journal, Irate, responsible for managing non-English speaking em- lsrael Conflict class as a Hillel Mentor and in Alpha where fine publications are carried. ployees and establishing services to remote areas Chi Omega. Jory James Allanmeyer (Stanford '89) is a pur- with no international link. When asked about the Ashish Mahendru (Stanford '88) is a law student suing a degree in Speech Commwucations Studies. turmoil in October of 1993, Rachel reports that she at the University of Texas School of Law and plans to He has been very active on the speaking circuit, was trapped in a hotel near the White House for three graduate in 1996. including forensics and extemporaneous speech. long days. Before moving to Moscow, Rachel was a cultural and language consultant for Occidental Pe- Dina Marovich (Los Angeles Symposium '88, J. Michael Allen, III (Georgetown '89) is a politi- troleum in Nizhnevartovsk, Western Siberia. Mary Star of the Sea Chapter Secretary '88-'90) is a cal science student at Vanderbilt and the President public relations student at Loyola Marymmmt Uni- of the Honor Council of Vanderbilt Uruversity. He Bridget Elola (Stanford Symposium '88, Wash- versity. She is also an aide at the American Historical is the Chairman of IMPACT Political Symposium ington Chapter Vice President '88-'89) is a sh1dent at Association and an intern at Mattel Toys. Research Committee and a member of Plu Delta the California State University, San Francisco. After Theta. His favorite Junior State memory is being at graduation she plans to spend some time in Europe. Kathy Moffett (Georgetown '88, Pacific orth- the White House the day Iraq invaded Kuwait. west Statesperson of the Year & Publicity Director, Kathryn Jill Fleuriet Medrano (Stanford '88) Mercer Island Chapter President '88-'89) reports that Anahid Azadkhanian (Mills Chapter Historian is a student at Harvard and student teaches. She she and classmate Neil McDonald are still dating '89) was selected as an intern and scholarship recipi- married fellow 1988 Stanford Sununer School stu- after meeting six years ago at Sununer School. She is ent by the ArmenianNational Committee of America dent, Anthony Medrano, and bridal party mem- working for the Heritage Fow1dation, which she in Washington, D.C. Also, Anahid participated in bers included J. R. Samsing and Matt Clementz, discovered during her Georgetown experience, as Democrats 2000 and has done some work with the also Stanford 1988 alumni. the Editor of the In sider Newsletter. Kathy earned her National Health Care campaign. Anahid is a junior at Governor Meets Preside11t. Kni Tno , t/1e first Marty Fricke (Los Angeles Symposium '88) B.A. in Government in 1993. the University of San Francisco pursuing a degree in At/1111tic State Couemor, nt the White House wit/1 graduated from UC. Riverside in 1993 and has gone Politics with anemphasisin Legal Studies and works President Rmg1111 while nt t/1e Georgetown S11111111cr on to pursue a teaching credential at the University part-time in a legal office. Sc/100/ in 1988.

24 25 Page 40 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Clarissa Gonzalez (Stanford '89) works with the sity of California, Berkeley this year and will be 1989 1989 Student Ambassador program to help recruit new going on to receive a Master's in Criminology at students to her university, the University of Colorado Cambridge University in England. He recently at Boulder, as well as with their American Marketing served as a District Supervisor on David Roberti 's Association. She is majoring in both Marketing and Senatorial campaign staff and is active in Associated International Business. Clarissa will be a Cow1selor Students. at the Texas Summer School this year. Branden Mello (Stanford '89) graduates this Heather Hackman ( orthern California Direc- year, earning a B.S. in Political Science and a B.A. tor of Media and Publicity '89-'90) is a student at the in Communication, from Santa Clara University, University of San Francisco and will graduate this California. spring. She is currently an intern at Walter W. Gib- Sally McNair (Convention II-Washington, bons Agency in San Francisco and hopes to work in Liberty Chapter Treasurer '89-'90) is majoring in public relations upon graduation. Politics and minoring in Economics at the University Melissa Harris (Stanford '89, Georgetown '90, of Puget Sound. She will graduate this year and is Sou them California Convention Coordinator '90-'91) active with Kappa Kappa Gamma. This summer, is sh1dying at Barnard College and was a Junior she will be a Counselor at the Georgetown Sum- Statesmen Summer School Counselor at Yale last mer School. summer. Melissa reports bumping into other Marcie Middlebrooks (Georgetown '89) spent alumni Pat Perez, Hilton Romanski, and Saba RlC the 1992-1993 school year studying in Tokyo, Japan Zeleke on the Columbia campus. and is a jwlior studying Cultural Anthropology at Brian Higgins (Georgetown '89, San Dimas Bryn Mawr College. Chapter Founder & President '89-'90) will receive Kathleen O'Neil (Georgetown '89, Pacific Elections. Spring State in 1969. Each year f.S.A. 111e111bers l'iect t/1eir statewide officers at this ovemig/1t conve11tio11. a Bachelor's degree from Georgetown in 1995. Northwest Convention Coordinator) is a Patent He helps to build homes for the homeless with Assistant at Microsoft Corporation in Bellevue, Habitat for Humanity and is a whitewater rafting Washington. She keeps busy with community guide during the summer months. Jennifer Brockett (Stanford '89) was the South- College Legal Clinic Manager, University Ambassa- service programs, including a tutorial program for ern California Campaign Manager for John dor Society Coordinator and on the New Student Nathan Hobbs (Georgetown '89, Pacific North- high school students. Garamendi's Gubernatorial Campaign. Orientation Planning Committee. Azeem is also a west Publications Director '89-'90) completes a Olivia Ongpin (Georgetown '89, Stanford graduate of Delta Sigma Phi College of Engineered Bachelor's degree in Sociology, Urban Studies from Jeannine Brown(Georgetown'89),formerChair- Symposium '88) will receive an American Studies Leadership. Wheaton College this year. He is both a teaching woman of Summer School Alumni in Washington B.A. from Stanford, then plans to pursue a career in assistant and member of the Whenton I11depe11de11t State, completed her final undergraduate year at Melissa Dong (Stanford Symposium '89, Con- the civil rights field, perhaps with the AC.LU. or newspaper team. Duke. She is an Honor Society member and plans to vent of the Sacred Heart Chapter Vice President & Department of Justice. begin medical school this fall. North Star Production Editor '89-'90) plans to drive CristinaKaviani (Georgetown '89,Greater Fresno Cara Osburn (Yale '89). You can read her article across the country to her new position as a psychol- Region Mayor '89-'90, Mount Whitney Chapter Jeffrey Brown (Georgetown '89) earns his B.S. entitled "Security in the Commonwealth of Inde- ogy study researcher in San Francisco after graduat- Fow1der & President '88-'89) attends the University from Cornell this year. His favorite memory of pendent States & UA Policy" in the February 1994 ing from Boston Col lege this year. The Boston Col- of Ca lifornia, Davis and will graduate in 1995. She is Summer School is the Speakers Program, especially edition of "ROA National Security Report" of The lege Republicans and Acoustics of Boston College presently spending the year studying in Alcala de meeting Justice Anthony Kennedy, President Officer. Cara graduates from Georgetown this year take up most of her free time. Hernares, Spain and spent the 1990-1991 term study- George Bush and Senator Bob Dole. with a B.S.F.S. in Comparative Shtdies: Russia and Abe Friedman (Georgetown '89) is a shtdent at ing in Alcoy, Spain. Derek Chan (Stanford '89). A student at the Europe. As partofhersh1dies,sheattendedEberhard- the University of California, Berkeley. He recently Tara Kneller (Georgetown '89) graduated from Karls-Universitat in Germany and Gormyi Instih1te University of California, Irvine, Derek, will receive studied at the University of Barcelona, in Spain, his B.A. in Political Science this year. Syracuse University. She is a Truman Scholar and an in St. Petersburg, Russia. where he took Political Science classes conducted in education group member at the campus women's Alison Rosenblum (Stanford '89, Berkeley Chap- Alice Chang (Yale '89) studies history at the Spanish. center. She plans to begin a joint J.D. / M.P.A. pro- ter Vice President) received degrees in Public Policy University of California, Berkeley and is in charge of Christine Gallagher (Yale '89, Central Valley gram in the fall of 1994. interviews at KALX Radio. and Comparative Literatures from Hamilton College Chapter President '89-'90) studied at the University Louis Lehot (Georgetown '89, Bishop O'Dowd this spring. She is active in the Hamilton Action Lawton Chu (Stanford '89) is a student at the of Washington and graduated this spring. She is Chapter President) is enrolled in the Georgetown Volunteer Outreach Coalition, and is a Resident Ad- University of California, San Diego where he majors active in the Society of American Foresters and is a School of Foreign Service pursuing a B.S.F.S. in Inter- visor and member of the lacrosse team. in Biochemistry and is a member of Psi Chi Omega. former staff member of the Junior Statesmen Seattle national Relations, Law and Organization. He also Heather Rule (Georgetown '89) is a student at office. works for the law firm of Sherman & Sterling where Seth Cohen (Stanford '89, Angeles Region Vice The American University. She is studying Interna- he was involved in the negotiation, passage and Mayor) graduates from Stanford this year. He will Louis Ganzler (Yale '89, Montgomery Chapter tional Service and received her B.A. this spring. receive a B.A. in Political Science and a B.S. in Chem- President '89-'90) attends the University of Califor- implementation of NAFTA on behalf of the Mexican istry. SethisamemberofSigmaPhi Epsilon. He will nia, Irvine as a History major and is a member of the Secretary of Commerce. Lupita Sanchez (Stanford '89) is studying politi- cal science at the University of Southern California be a }lmior Statesmen Summer School Cow1selor at writing staff of the newspaper, The New University. Shan Liu (Georgetown '89) studies both public and is an intern in the office of Los Angeles Mayor Stanford this summer. policy and biology at Stanford. She is involved Beatrice Gonzalez (Georgetown '89) is finishing Richard Riordan. She is the Student Coordinator for with AIDS Prevention Policy in Latin America and Azeem Dhalla (Georgetown '89, San Dimas her last year at Rice sh1dying both History and Rus- U.S.C.'s WashingtonSemesterprogramand a Norman Amigos de las Americas. Chapter Founder & Vice President) will receive a sian. She substitute teaches and will soon earn her Topping Scholar. Lupita also finds time to volunteer B.S. from the California State University, San Ber- teaching certificate. Jon Lynn (Stanford '89, Angeles Region Mayor at the Hoover Intergenerational Child Development nardino in December of 199-l. Azeem serves as '90) is graduating Phi Beta Kappa from the Univer- Center.

26 27 Page 41 of 45 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu 1989 Assembly Communications Committee and the Ex- JoAnn Sugihara Yamani (Stanford '89, Erike Young(Georgetown '89, Ponderosa Chap- Alumni Profile ecutive Committee of the Arts and Sciences Ambas- 1989 Georgetown '90, Northern California Chief Justice ter President '89). Although pursuing a B.A. in sadors. Ethan will begin Harvard Law School in the '90-'91) is pursing a degree in Government. She is PoliticalScienceattheUniversityofCalifornia,Davis, A.J. "Amy" Heir fall. involved with the Model United ations and the he was elected in 1990 to the El Dorado Union High Lobbyist, Governor's Office Asian Sh1dents Association. She has interned with School District Board of Trustees and presently Agency for Health Care Reform, Julia Schwartzman (Georgetown '89, Lieuten- Congressman and Junior Statesmen Trustee Norm holds the position of President. He is State of Florida ant Governor '89-'90) is graduating from the Univer- also involved sity of California, Berkeley with a Political Science Mineta as well as the Canadian Consulate. JoAnn with the California School Boards Association and B.A. this year and will be attending Harvard Law has recently become engaged. recently received his private pilots license. School in the fall. She is a Resident Assistant and the Associated Students Attorney General. Steven Chen (Stanford '90) has returned to the Michele Mystowski (Georgetown '90) studies at Myla Serlin (Georgetown '89) earned a B.A. in 1990s site of his Summer School, Stanford, where he studies The College of William and Mary. She is taking Race, Class and Gender Studies in 1993 and is pres- Mechanical Engineering. He cites the lifelong friends advantage of the political opporhmities in the area ently a Social Worker with Ridgewood-Bushwick made at Summer School as his favorite part. by participating in various events including Clinton EISEP Program. She also donates her time to the Big rallies. She evenh1ally hopes to t~ach high school. Brothers/Big Sisters program. Everett WK Chun (Georgetown '90) attends the University of Houston. He is the Vice-Chair of the Caspar Pang (Georgetown '90) is a student at Kristen Shepos (Stanford '89, Southern Empire Activities Funding Board and a member of the Stu- Yale and will graduate in 1996. Region Chapter Affairs Director) graduates from dent Fees Committee. Bryn Mawr College this spring, then will move to Emily Rank (Yale '90) attends Penn State as a ew York City in July and plans to begin graduate Vinidhini Deshetty (Georgetown '90). A double political science student. She volunteers her time Middle Atlantic Mayor, 1985-86 school in January. She vividly remembers then major in Political Science and Human and Organiza- to the Centre County Women's Center and the Penn Stanford Director Don Smith's famous Summer tional Development, Vinidhini is very active at State Continuous Quality Improvement Team for Junior Statesmen Summer School, 1984, 1985 School saying, "I can wait!". Vanderbilt University. Vinidhini is Vice President of improving Lmdergraduate teaching and learning. the Undergraduate Indian Students Association, Chair Watchung Hills Regional High School Jol Silversmith (Georgetown Beth Rolandson (Georgetown '90, Treasurer '91- '89) has remained of the International Awareness Committee and ac- politically active '92, Golden Gate Region Vice Mayor '90-'91) is a Florida State University, M.P.A. in progress as the former Director of the Civil tive with the Coalition of MultiCultural Issues. Liberties UnionofHarvardandamemberof Perspec- student at the University of California, Berkeley and George Washington, B.A., Political tive Monthly, "Harvard-Radcliffe's Liberal Monthly". LizleenFraser(Stanford '90). A sh1dentatHamp- is a participant in the Ca l in the Capital Internship Communication Joi will complete a Government B.A. this year. ton University, Lizleen stays active with the Associa- program. She was a Junior Sta tesmen Summer tion of Black Psychologists, the NAACP, and The School CoLmselor at Stanford in 1993. Most Admired Statesperson - Frank Szollosi (Georgetown '89) graduated from Hn111pto11in11. She remembers the incredible intro- Claude Pepper the University of Utah Laurel Shanks (Bullard Chapter President '90- this spring. He has remained ductory session at the Stanford Summer School, very active in the Democratic '91), presently President of Dartmouth College Party over the years where although she and her classmates had just serving as an intern for Utah State Representative Young Democrats, served on the Clinton Steering "Lack of affordable health care in this coun- arrived, it felt as if they already knew one another. Dave Jones and working many campaigns including Committee for the Sixth Congressional District, as try is one of our most serious issues. It Stewart Hansen for Governor and Clinton for Presi- Jennifer Hoffman (Yale '90, Dowington Chapter Chair of the Young Voters Subcommittee and as the affects everyone somehow, whether it is the dent. On March 18, 1994, Frank was married to Founder & President '90-'91). After graduating from Clinton Campaign's Dartmouth Student Coordina- inability to pay for health insurance, being tor. She is double majoring in Goverrnnent Wednesday Michelle Young in his home town of high school, Jennifer spent a year studying abroad, and unable German as well as a 1993 intern for the to get coverage due to pre-existing Toledo, Ohio. yet she will finish her degree in three years graduat- German conditions, losing coverage due to 'job lock', ing next year. Then, she plans to build on her Interna- Parliament. Jennifer Vasinda (Georgetown or facing a major medical problem, and '89, Bishop Ha fey tional Studies and Poli ti ca 1Science degrees by attend- William Tiao (Georgetown '90) studies Interna- Chapter President) is dealing with paying the bills." a student at Penn State where ing graduate school in the field of International Busi- tional Relations and Music at Tufts. He will spend the he does laboratory research in the genetic engineer- ness. coming academic year at Universite de Paris and ing of plants and is a member of the year book staff. hopes to pursue a Master's at the Fletcher School of His favorite Sununer School memory is having ltmch Julie Keslik (Georgetown '90) is spending the Law and Diplomacy. Maria Sanchez (Georgetown '89, Temple City with Ed Meese. year sh1dying in Spain. She is the former President Chapter President '89-'90) is reading for a Master's of the Valhalla Chapter in San Diego, California. Carol Ann Trent (Yale '90) is a sh1dent at the Charles Wells, Jr. (Georgetown '89) graduates degree at Oxford University in England after being University of Tennessee and has been selected to from the University of Pennsylvania this year. He Brian Harpuder (Stanford '90, Southern Califor- selected as a 1993 Marshall Scholar. She is involved spend this coming year at Randolph-Macon Women's works with eighborhood Film and Video Project, nia Convention Coordinator '91-'92). A political College in Reading, England. with the Oxford Union Society and will marry in She is a member of the participates in Kappa Alpha Literary Society and science shident at the University of California, Los Undergraduate Academic Council, Stude 1995. nt Govern- is in the midst of finishing his first book, entitled Angeles, he is active in the Republican Party as an ment Association and Student Athletic Council. Atul Saran (Stanford '89, Sunny Hills Chapter Shakespeare's Other Son. Associate Member of the California State Republican Daniel White (Stanford '90 & '91). Pursuing a Debate Director '89-'90). After graduating from Party and a Bruin Republicans member. Brian serves Brooke Winkle (Yale '89, Golden Gate Region degree in Politics, Philosophy, Economics at Stanford this spring, is entering a joint program to on the General Education TaskForceoftheAcademic Mayor '90-'91, Gurn1 Chapter President '89-'90). A Claremont-McKenna College, Daniel is a member of pursuedegreesinmedicineand law. Atulisanintern Planning and Budget Advisory Conunittee on campus. shident at Harvard, Brooke is majoring in Econ- the James Madison Society and the football team. with Microsoft Corporation and a Teaching Assis- omics, will begin the medical school application Lance Lange (Georgetown '90), former Presi- tant for a computer programming class as well as George Wyatt (Georgetown '90) attends the process this summer and volunteers with various dent of the Stanford Democrats and Associate Editor a Resident Assistant for a campus dormitory. University of Kansas where he is sh1dying political community organizations. She was a Stanford of the Stanford Journal of International Affairs, ex- science and economics. Ethan Schiffman (Georgetown '89) is graduat- Summer School Counselor in 1992 and fondly re- pects to graduate from Stanford in 1995 with a degree Rebekah Ahrendt (Stanford '91) is a member of ing from Cornell this year with a degree in Govern- members bonding with her contemporaries at the in International Relations. the Humanities, Engli sh, and Music Honors Pro- ment and is a member of the Golden Key National first Northern California overnight leadership con- Merwin Lau (Yale '90,Stanford '91, LaSalle Chap- grams at San Jose State University, as well as a Honor Society. He holds a seat on both the ference in 1990. Student ter Founder & President '91) is double majoring at member of the honor fraternity, Tau Delta Phi. 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