CORNELL UNIVERSITY agriculture & life sciences news College of Agriculture and at Cornell University November 1988
task force for the alumni auditorium headed by Philip D. Gellert ’58, chair, and Garry B. King ’64, vice chair. Com mittee members include Robert S. Smith ’42, Judith F. Riehlman ’80, Daniel G. Ph.D. '62, Arthur H. Steffen ’62, Norman Turkish ’56, Amy Mattson Phelps ’87, John M. Clark '80, Lawrence N. Smith ’53, Patti R. Mandel ’83, Paul C. Marcus ’59, Susan R. Holliday ’77, Anthony F. Incalcatera '76, and Frederick Hess ’63.
Seat Gifts Sought Phase I of the campaign is designed to raise $250,000 (of a $500,000 goal) from those alumni leadership gifts of $10,000 to $50,000. These Sponsors will be perma
600-seat auditorium will nently and prominently recognized in be feature of new the foyer of the auditorium. agriculture building, Call introduced the major and special shown below in model gifts committee chair Robert Nagler ’50, form vice chair David Palmer '54, and com mittee members William C. Rolland ’61, Esther S. Bondareff ’37, and Daniel G. Sisler, Ph.D. ’62. Alumni Auditorium Campaign Alumni donors are still needed as Sponsors ($10,000 to $25,000) or Builders ($25,000 to $50,000). Announced at ALScapades Phase II of the campaign kicks off with this issue of ALS News and will continue through June 1989. he ALS Alumni Auditorium Cam Gifts of $650 or more will designate a paign! The first time that 50,000 seat in the auditorium in the name of a alumni of the College of Agriculture donor, friend, or faculty. Blocks or rows Tand Life Sciences have had an opportu of six or more seats can designate a nity to be prominently and permanent fraternity, honor faculty, or recognize an ly recognized in the Ag Quad. organization or a family. Seat gifts can Jean Rowley, Chair of the College De be pledged over two or three years. velopment Committee, and Dean David Specifics are listed on the gift card on L. Call announced the campaign Sep page 11. tember 17 during Alumni ALScapades Be sure to hold open October 7, 1989 ’88 before a crowd of ALS Alumni. for the biggest day on the Ag quad in re In discussing the urgent need for a cent history. During ALSCapades ’89 large teaching classroom (the first since President Rhodes and key alumni will Warren Hall was built in the 1930’s), share in the dedication of ALS Alumni Dean Call said it “is time that we paid Auditorium, the first of its kind to recog tribute, in a meaningful way, to all the A New Way to Honor nize our alumni in a permanent and alumni who make us a first-rate college proud way. Be there—and sit in your at a first-rate university.” ALS Alumni own seat! Rowley and Call appointed a special Reserve a seat in the auditorium with form on page 19. CORNELL UNIVERSITY agriculture & life sciences news
16 Alumni Give $200,000 Alumni Auditorium to Boost Teaching for Auditorium
t’s been more than fifty years since the n a surprise announcement to kick off last large classroom was built on the I the $250,000 Phase I of the A|umnt Ag campus As a consequence, class size IAuditorium .-ampaign. Rolx’rt1^:*^e5 i in agricultural economics, biological announced that $125,000, half the goal, sciences, and many other subjects have had already been raised The chair of the been limited by the 300 seat capacity of college’s major and special gifts commit Warren Hall auditorium But no more tee made the announcement during the With the spec tacular success of the first September 17 ALScapades phase of fund raising, the college is well Waving a $10,000 check from Esther on its way to having the modem teach Bondareff ’37. Nagler introduced those ing auditorium that ALS students ur who qualified as Alumni Auditorium gently need. Sponsors-those making gifts of $10,000 "Eleven people have already con tributed gifts totaling $125,000. said to $50 000 A gift of $30,000 or more also qualifies the donor to be named a Robert Nagler "50. chair of the Sponsor Gifts Committee " We re looking for a Builder of the auditorium total of 25 sponsors with a fund raising Sponsors who made leadership gifts goal in this phase of $250,000 While include we re only at first base in terms of our Esther Bondareff '37 plan, we are very pleased so far."' [For Philip Gellert '58 update, see other story, this page ] Frederick Hess '63 Located in Academic I. the future William Rolland '61 home of the ALS administration and Jean Rowley '54 offices for three academic departments, Robert Nagler '50 the 600-seat auditorium will feature the Herbert Kling '36 latest in audio visual equipment, creat GUIOED TOUR Dean David Call pointe out teatum ot tha Alumni Auditorium during conttruction of Uie college "a Carol Sisler. in honor of Professors , ing a learning environment that will newest building. Academic I With him are member! of the major gifts committee tor the auditonum (left to right) Herrell DeGraff. John Mellor, and Daniel I greatly enhance ALS students educa Robert Hagler '50, Esther Bondarelt "37. Associate Dean Kenneth Wing '50. Professor Daniel Sisler PhD. 62. Sisler / tion. In addition to functioning as a class and auditorium protect assistant Laura VanderVllet Rodgers »9. Absent committee members are David Palmer Two anonymous donors to be an I room, the auditorium’s proximity to a 54 and William Rolland SI. nounced later new 400-seat dining room will make it of the donor or a per I ed into two parts, an excellent location for alumni meet Gifts Sought for Named Seats son or organization of ings, agricultural conferences, and other both of which provide the donor's choosing opportunities for the $500,000 Needed gatherings. Gifts can be made for The name " Alumni Auditorium' is in devotion of committed alumni to be permanently recognized by an individual seat or a block of seats recognition of the indispensable role (minimum of six). Special recognition for the college The first phase solicited gifts alumni have played in making this facil block and row seat gifts will be noted in of $10,000 to $50,000. In honor of such lly possible. When plans for building gifts, the donor is designated a Sponsor the auditorium. With the generous sup Academic I were being developed. Dean port of alumni, there will be plenty of David L. Call reached an agreement with and his or her name will be prominent seats for ALS students when Academic the State University of New York where ly displayed in the lobby of the audito I opens next fall. by a new auditorium would be included rium. Sponsors may present their gift in Alumni are cordially invited to par in the building if the college would agree honor of a family member, a favorite ticipate in creating one of the most to supply the $500,000 necessary for professor, a fellow graduate, or a friend important additions to the College of seats, carpeting, drapes, lights, and In addition, contributions from employ audio visual equipment. "1 jumped at er matching programs can be credited to Agriculture and Life Sciences in many the opportunity to fulfill what has been the gift total years And to celebrate-in your own a high priority need in the college,” Call As essential as the first phase is the seat-during ALScapades "89, when the said He then turned to alumni for help second, just now getting underway It Alumni Auditorium will be dedicated to in the form of the Alumni Auditorium will pay for the auditorium's seats. With those whose generosity will have made Philip Gellert "5S. chair ot the auditorium task force each gift of $650, a nameplate will be this dream a reality Task Force Since the September 17 kick-off event, The fund-raising program was divid- attached to a seat bearing the name Metta Winter Nagler has announced a total of 16 alum ni Sponsors, bringing Phase 1 s total gifts as of October 15 to $200,000 toward a ALS Students Help Forensics goal of $250,000 Sponsors will lx? separately, promt Team Set National Record nently. and permanently recognized in the foyer of the auditorium Philip Gellert '58, chair of the Alumni The Cornell University Speech and De speaking and debating—the Cornell Auditorium Task Force, said. "The out bate Team has been recognized as the team set an all-time forensics record standing success of Phase I opens the number one ranked squad in the coun both in total points accumulated during door for a very successful Phase 11 seat try for the 1987-88 season, according to the season (397.13) and in receiving gift campaign " the Official Results Book, which com awards at 11.6 percent of the 328 tour piles the results of every speech and de naments that took place during the bate tournament held in the country 1987-88 season during each academic year. Out of 526 Cornell had previously finished schools, Cornell was ranked number seventh and fifth during the 1986-87 one! and 1985-86 seasons, respectively. But Of the 50 members of the team, nine this year the team accumulated a record are students in the College of Agriculture total of 397.13 points, routing schools and Life Sciences: Beverly Britton '88, such as Northwestern University Brooklyn, New York, Nilmini De Silva (154.45 total points), U C L A (151.02 '88, Cincinnati, Ohio; Anthony Di Fiore total points), Dartmouth (143.50 total On the Inside '90, Vienna, Virginia; Brenda Davis '89, points), and the Air Force Academy Rochester. New York; Kelly Deere '89, (142.31), all of which finished the sea Millions of firs, fins, feathers 3 Brentwood, New York; James Dumas son ranked among the top ten schools '91. Cortland. New York; Carlos Henri In total, 526 schools were listed as hav quez '88, Shoreham. Nev; York; Laura ing competed. Leasburg ’90. Richmond, Virginia; and The Cornell Forensics team is headed Patrick Nash '88, Lexington. Kentucky. by Pamela Stepp, lecturer in the Depart Showing an unprecedented balance in ment of Communications. both aspects of forensics—individual Garry ■ King M. vice chair International Agriculture Program Lives on a Two-Way Street
he simple world of developed and biologists who later studied the layout of cation for the Center for the Analysis of Tunderdeveloped countries is no these gardens found there to be a near World Food Issues (CAWFI), which is more," wrote E. Walter Coward, ly optimal use of spare, sunlight, and administered by the program Jr in his first column for the intemation what's called the architecture of the In addition, an international agricul al Agriculture Program's IA Newsletter garden So what was actually very or ture and rural development minor is Since assuming directorship of the pro derly and efficient appeared to us as available to any master's or doctoral can gram last December, Coward, a profes disorderly and lar king ui knowledge just didate at the university I
marine and freshwater fishes from all over the world ■ Forty specimens of fishes that are the name bearers (holotypes) for their species ■ Three hundred species of amphibians and 500 species of reptiles that rep resent virtually all North American genera ■ Viperids from Costa Rica, lizards from Western and South Australia, snakes from Mexico, and an increasingly representative collection of African Nearly every bird famHy In the world I* r*pre»ented in and European species the Cornell collection ■ All species of land mammals found in in Cornell's Division of Biological eastern North America and repre Sciences, which in turn is run by lite sentatives of all genera found in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences United States and Canada, in addition and the College of Arts and Sciences to mammal specimens from Europe. The collections an- housed ui Building #3 Asia. Africa, Australia, and Central at Research Park and South America The three faculty curators-Amy ■ An unsurpassed series of fisher, otter, McCune for the Ichthyology and Her mink, and shrews from New York petology Collections, Deedra McClearn tored on two floors of a drab I Specimen* mi pr**arv*d In virtou* way*. Indudlag |M* State for the Mammalogy Collection, and of ilcohol <»bov») and himigtled driwin (Mow) cement-block building in Research ■ Representatives of nearly all the bird David Winkler for the Ornithology SPark is a spectacular treasure—the families in the world and all of the con Collection—are all assistant professors in preserved remains of one million fish, tinental North American species (ex the Section of Ecology and Systematics. 36,000 birds, 15,000 mammals. 15,000 cept for the California Condor) There are two curatorial associates in reptiles, and an equal number of am ' ■ Numerous extinct North American charge of the day-to-day operations of phibians In hundreds of drawers and . bird species including passenger the collections: Julian Humphries for thousands of jars are skins, skulls, | pigeons, ivory-billed woodpeckers, Ichthyology and Herpetology and Kevin bones, feathers, eggs, nests, or whole i and Carolina parakeets McGowan for Ornithology and Mam creatures. The collections are administered by Virtually irreplaceable, the Vertebrate ' malogy. the Section of Ecology and Systematics Collections are a world-class resource for | Metta Winter , teaching and research
Eighteen different courses use the i Ichthyology. Herpetology, Ornithology and Mammalogy Collections, as do re- | searchers from the United States and 1 abroad It also functions as a sort of I biological interlibrary loan, sending specimens by the thousands to other 1 institutions each year. Because of the i nature of scientific research, a specimen may be on loan for years. Thanks to the dedication of early friends and luminaries of the college— among others, Edward C Raney, Anna Allen and Albert Hazen Wright. David Starr Jordan. Arthur Allen, and Louis Agassiz Fuertes—and the hard work of several hundred zoologists who studied or taught here since the latter third of Think* to more than a century of wort by Cornell rodogtrts today * QuOents have a world-class vertebrate collection the 19th century, the scope of the col at their fingertip* Eighteen dlHerrat cour*e* now u*e the collection* tor teaching natural htttory, taxonomy, and lections is impressive indeed A few of the dittnbution of organism*. the highlights include: ■ The nation's most comprehensive Awxtanl Protraor Kmy R McCune measures the tear collection of freshwater fishes from tome |aw* ol a monktlih eastern North America, as well as Scenic Prints of Cornell and Ithaca A Perfect Holiday Gift
Students to Adopt Alumni he college s alumni association is offering 10* x 13* museum-quality color repro during Intersession ducttons of four oil paintings by Victor R Stephen, professor ementus of com mu Tmcauons Alumni and faculty members chose these scenes, which represent the four seasons, as the most memorable of campus and the Ithaca countryside
friendly student voice from Cornell's hometown area Areas selected for the Send the following College of Agriculture and Life pilot are the New York State counties of □ Libe Slope Spring Evenings:______prints at $ 10 each ASciences is what some Comedians willNassau, Suffolk. Onondaga, Monroe. hear this winter when they answer their Erie. Westchester. Ontario. Albany, □ Beebe Lake Bridge Summer Night ______prints at $10 each phones "We want to make alumni feel Dutchess, and Chautauqua a part of the Cornell community and that If students and alumni are pleased □ Taughannock Falls Winter Morning:______prints at $10 each we, the students, care," said Eve Pouliot with the pilot program, it will be ex □ Cascadilia Gorge Fall Afternoon ______prints at $ 10 each '90, student coordinator of a new pilot panded to a greater number of students program, Adopt an Alumna or an adopting alumni across New York State □ The Four Season Set: all prints for $36. Alumnus. and in other selected states. Students □ Alumni Assn, members. $30 a set. My membership expires.______' We can be a resource for alumni here will contact their adopted alumni
on campus, providing answers to some primarily during school breaks and over Please add $5 for delivery outside continental United States of their questions, and just filling them the summer Alumni will be able to con Enclose check or money order payable to ALS .Alumni Association and mail to ALS Alumni in on what 's going on in the college and tact students while they are at home or Association, 242 Roberts Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca. NY 14853 on campus," said Pouliot, a major in school natural resources. ''But what's really ex Tom Cosgrove '90. a Communication Name______citing is the opportunity to build a new major, said, "When my adopted alum Address ______friendship with someone who has gone nus comes to campus, I’m looking for through what we are experiencing now ward to showing him what's new around City------State/Country Zip at Cornell There is a mutual benefit ” campus '' Cosgrove will assist Pouliot in About 40 ALS students will participate coordinating the program. Both will be This is a gift order Please mail to above individual, and enclose a card reading in the pilot program while they are home working under the supervision of Tina over winter intersession. Each student Walker, associate director of alumni will call two alumni in his or her affairs for the college
Personal Enterprise Program
hy would the president and chief outstanding small business owners to Wexecutive officer of a supermar campus to lecture and meet with stu ket chain, who is already too dents on an informal basis. Mel and involved in community activities, and Patricia Ziegler, founders of the enor who just had a baby, find the time to ad mously successful Banana Republic vise the Personal Enterprise and Small clothing chain, spoke to an overflow Business Management Program? "It's so crowd a year ago Among the other important to the future of young men j illustrious forum speakers are Stuart and and women who want to own their own J Jane Bewley of California Cooler, and businesses, that I just had to,” said' Bennett Cohen and Jeffrey Furman, Carole Friedman Bitter, PhD "81. She is 1 founders of Ben and Jerry 's Ice Cream president and CEO of Friedman Super Reflecting the fact that women now markets, Inc. of Butler, Pennsylvania ' own 28 percent of the country's small businesses (as compared with only 4.6 A person who wants to run her own business needs different skills than those percent in 1980). this year's speaker was Marjorie Blanchard '62 (Arts), president taught in the traditional academic cur of Blanchard Training and Development riculum," Bitter said "In busmess courses it s assumed that students will i Institute of Escondido, California By the year 2000, more than 80 per ’ be working in only one specialty area cent of those entering the workforce will I within a large firm But the president or be women and minorities. “It s impor I CEO of a small business must have mul- j taut that we include them as role models tiple skills in employee relations, tax in the program," said Samuel M Sell | planning, marketing, banking, advertis-1 Septembers forum speaker Merjorie Blanchard "B2 (Arts) packs them Into Warren 45 lor a routing lecture, part zer '48 (Engineering), chair and presi > ing, accounting, basic law, and more. ot a day-long visit with students and faculty. She la proaident ol the Blanchard Training and Development Instl dent of Allison Corporation, an The Personal Enterprise Program was I lute. Escondido. California automobile accessories manufacturing designed to provide this." firm in Livingston. New Jersey Seltzer | Many of the alumni instrumental in students insights into the complexities significantly to our bottom line, and my is chair of the advisory council and driv founding the three-year old program of personnel management recommendation was instrumental in ing force behind the program concur, saying that if it had existed In the Personal Enterprise and Small helping Mary land her first job. Every when they were undergraduates their Business Management course, nine small one benefited " Metta Winter own career paths would have been business owners gave lectures last year. The networking that comes from this much smoother "I sure would have They included a magazine publisher, a kind of personal association is another taken it, ” said John Konwiser '57, presi food importer, an automobile accessories important advantage the program gives The Personal Enterprise Program Is enriching future entrepreneurs "A lot of them call , dent of Konwiser Corporation, a Califor manufacturer, a land developer, a fruit the educational eiperience of hundreds of Cor nia property management firm. and vegetable marketer, an attorney, a me once they graduate." said interna nell Students. Helping them understand that "There's nothing like practical ex designer and producer of children's tional management consultant Richard the business world Is different from "the way perience to go along with the academic clothing, and an owner of a chain of Kossoff '57 (MBA '59). president of R M ' It's written In the book" Is one of the joys 1 side, and here students have the chance jewelry, card, and gift stores. Kossoff & Associates, Inc. of New York eleven of the college’s alumni receive from | to get that " Students also brush shoulders with and vice chair of the program s adviso Seeing what it's really like in the bus successful small business owners in an ry council. "I put them in touch with the ! serving on the program's advisory council I right people, those have gone through I mess world is what the Personal Enter annual forum and an internship pro Others willing Io share thtlr oiporlence In thia i it all before; this saves a young person ' I prise and Small Business Management gram "The summer intern program or othor ways should write Io Prof. Richard / Program is all about Housed in the provides a unique opportunity for stu from a lot of mistakes Aplin. Agricultural economic*. 357 Warr an I The best known part of the business 1 Department of Agricultural Economics, dents to gain a better understanding of Rail. I the multitude of decisions that small bus program is its annual forum Held each I but open to all Cornell undergraduates, September, this day long event brings L the program gives students a variety of iness owners must confront, solve, and opportunities to experience the perils execute on a daily basis." said Wendell and pitfalls of a small business operation G. Carle, emeritus professor of agricul tural economics and mainstay of the pro In the foundation course, students use case studies, computer models, and gram "Cornell students are fortunate in the number of entrepreneurs available team projects to decide about marketing, to provide an experience that cannot be manufacturing, and personnel matters. Some students then move on to the duplicated in the classroom counseling course, where they work on Carole Bitter's summer intern was a personal basis with a small business given the task of choosing and im owner seeking help with a specific plementing a computerized direct store problem they are expected to solve delivery program to reduce the compa These two courses have been so popu ny's vulnerability to vendor theft. As ui lar that additional sections have been ad all the internships, this was no make ded regularly The third of the program s work task, but a demanding assignment courses—taught in the School of Indus that gave a young woman the opportu trial and Labor Relations—was first nity to learn the ropes under time pres offered last fall Human Resource sure. "She did a super job," said Bitter Management for Small Businesses gives of Mary Spross '88 "Her work added Samuel M. SelUer (right), chair ol the enterprise advlsoiy council, meets on campus tor a planning session with Richard Aplin (Iwtt). professor ol agricultural economics, and Wendell Earle, emeritus professor of agricultural : economics. The Dean’s Ice Cream Stay in touch with your alma mater through uninterrupted delivery of Agriculture & Life Sciences News by returning the change-of-address form below
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and is being established by his wife, G. Burke Wright Fund has been established State Coordinators Are he New Mexico ALS alumni and the by Mrs Wright in memory of her hus Eileen, and the department New Mexico Cornell Club co spon band The fund is to encourage and Robert I. Everlngham, Jr., Memorial Fund. Alumni Leaders Tsored a reception at the Posada de strengthen exchanges between the Col Gifts from Robert I Everingham '41 and Albuquerque Hotel on Wednesday. Sep lege and Escuela Agricola Panamencana family will establish this fund in memory tember 7 for Dave Bliss '65, MBS '67, in Zamorano, Honduras (of which Mr of Robert Jr Income from the endow tate coordinators are responsible for and his wife, Claudia. Bliss is die new Wright served as a member of the board ment fund will support graduate stu head coach for the University of New dents enrolled in animal breeding, ALS alumni leadership activity and of directors) for such purjioses as sup eventsS in their states and work directly Mexico Lobos basketball team The porting travel or research and study by demonstrating academic excellence and with the ALS Alumni Association board reception was organized by Nancy and students and faculty of either school at interest in dairy cattle breeding and its Dick Heath '67 and was attended by economic implications Recipients will of directors Coordinators organize dis the other institution over 40 alumni and their spouses. This be recognized as Robert I Everingham, tricts or areas with captains and teams Paul VanOemark Memorial Fund. This fund was the first of many events jointly to better serve alumni needs. was just being established at press time Jr. Scholars. sponsored by the two growing New Mex Lael C Carter. Beginning with this issue of ALSNews, to honor Professor of Microbiology Paul ico Cornell groups A follow-up meeting Associate Director of Development we begin a new feature that gives you Vandemark who died in June 1988 The was held on Sunday, October 2 at the a chance to meet alumni leaders. As we Judy P Lewis. Santa Fe Country Club The Cornell fund will provide financial assistance to receive photos of the development com undergraduate students in microbiology | Pund Records Manager Club was organized as a result of ALS mittee. the alumni board, the college ad alumni leadership and New Mexico ALS visory council, and other alumni leaders, coordinator Denise Meridith. we will feature them in future issues When you are contacted for your Cornell Fund Gift—don't forget to
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Alumni Association Leadership 1988-89
J Peter Dygert '61 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Fuich Road, RD-1 North Salem. NY 10560 (District 20. Erie. Niagara President (914/669-5I98)H counties) Paul Tilly 58 (914/232-7118)0 64 S Edgewood Drive (District 19 Genesee. Living Springville. NY 14141 ston.Orleans. Wyoming Robert Kaplan 69 (716/592 2263)H counties) (District 5 Sullivan. Orange (716'686-2043)0 1891 Rochester Street, Ulster counties) PO Box 37 A Box 74. Glen Wild Road LarTy Brown '57 Lima. NY 14485 Woodridge, NY 12789 (Distnct21 Cattaraugus. (716/226-2107)H (914/434 5624)H Chautauqua counties) Florida (716/582 1660)0 (914/434 4519)0 11 Snell Place Donald Robinson. Sr. '41 Jamestown. NY 14701 R Peters Hubbell . Jr '80 First Vice President (716-487 0515JH Douglas Conti '60 (District 6 Columbia. Dutch Charlene Baxter '76 (District 16: Monroe. Ontario, ess. Greene counties) (DiMnct22 New Wayne counties) RDM.BoxA 1 England region) 4172 Clover Street Old Post Road 201 Wall® •• Road Honeoye Falls. NY 14472 Red Hook. NY 12571 Bedford. 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NY 14850 (New Mexico) Use separate sheet of paper if necessary PO Box 423 (607/277-3497JH POBox 15491 t Glen Head, NY 11545 Santa Fe, NM 87506 William A McKee '71 Dues: (516/626 1417)H (505'988 6565/) (District 15 Cayuga, 2- year membership------*20 Thomas Dyevich '81 Onondaga. Oswego, Richard Baldwin '71 (District 2 Kings. Queens. Spouse------*14’ Seneca counties) (Massachusetts) Richmond) 7138 Bayview Drive 5 Birch Terrace Life membership------*250 149 41 19th Avenue Sodus Point, NY 14655 Westfield. MA 01085 Whitestone. NY 11357 Spouse______*175* (315/424-3178)0 (413/568 4981)H (718/767-3714)11 (413/786 7600)0 Finley M Steele 36 3- year installments (201/446 2500)0 (District 17. Chemung, NealE Hall. MD 78 590/year—3 years Marya Dalrymple '70 Schuyler, Yates counties) (Pennsylvania) *65/year—3 years (Spouse) (District 3 Bronx. New York) 663 Euclid Avenue 815 N Mount Pleasant Road •3OX discount on i|»uw lor ynnl Apt 3W. 40 West 24U1 Street Elmira. NY 14901 Philadelphia. PA 19119 ipouMl membership, only New York, NY 10010 (607/732 6885)H (215/248-4865)0 (212/989-4155)H Make checks payable to ALS Alumni Association (212/505 2256)0 Charles Hebblethwaite 49 Judith R Cox '61 (District 18: AUegan.v. (California) Carl Specht 60 Mad to Office of Alumni Affairs and Development. 242 Roberts Hall. Steuben counties) 749 Solana Circle West (District 4 Putnam, Rockland. 64 South Sleet Solana Beach, CA 92075 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Cornell University llhaca. NY Westchester counties) Belmont. NY 14813 (619/755 8343)11 14853 5901 (716/268 7491) H (619/452-2805)0 1987-88 Alumni Donor Roster Gifts by ALS alumni to Cornell
$1,000 $2,499 $25,000 and Over $2,500 $4,999 Mr Michael T Adami 62 Mr Robert J McCabe '65 Mr Bo 1 B Adlerbert 36 Mr Morton Adams '33 Mr Wayland M Mead 53 Mr Frank Albanese '35 Mr George E Agle 62 Capt Leo V Berxer '42 Dr Jonathan E Melncke '62 Mr Kenneth H Blanchard 61 Dr Stanley M Aldrich 60 Mr Amos G Allen Jr 31 Mr Norman W Alien '44 Mr Edwin M Miller '35 Mrs Esther Schiff Bondareff 37 Mr Charles M Andola 66 Dr Merrill L Miller '67 Mr John B Babcock 45 Mr A Richart Anderson 65 Dr Alan W Burg '63 Mr Russell G MIUer 61 Mr William G Bailey '63 Miss Hilda M Anderson 28 Mr Hi.-hand C Call '62 Dr Lloyd E Moore 15 Mr J Thomas Clark '63 Mr Ned W Bandler Jr 49 Mr Fred II Andresen 59 Mr Albert J Beard Jr '52 Mr Charles G Ashe '35 Mr Theodore I Mullen 55 Mr Otto C Doertng 111 62 Mr Thomas H Mulligan T3 Mr Frank L Du Mond 20 Mr William M Bellamy 111 '87 Mr Fritz A Aude '52 Mrs Prior A Bleyk-r 62 Dr Jared C Barlow '62 Mr T Paul Newman 36 Mr John S Dyson '66 Mr George II N'leswand GR Mr A Joseph Fairbank 48 Dr Jack Bloch 58 Mr Donald Barnes *43 Mr S James Oconnor IB '76 Dr Kenneth 1 Gumaer 43 Mr Michael A Bloomquut '85 Dr Alan C Baum 62 Mr Peter Busch Orthwein '68 Mr Gary L Hollinger '61 Mr Robert A Boehlccke 34 Mr Donald M Bay '55 Dr Lynn G Palmer 45 Mr Leslie J Herzog 77 Mr Chark-s A Boorady 86 Mr Morton Bishop BI '74 Mr Olin S PettingUI Jr GR Dr Jay Donald Hyman 55 Mrs John Bourne '24 Mr John M Bissell 52 Mr Robert W Potter '69 Mr George S Jameson '26 Mr John P Cabral Jr '87 Mr Benjamin P Bole 111 '57 Dr W Keith Kennedy GR Mr Robert V Call Jr '50 The ALS development commit Mrs Susan Sc-haad Bowen 57 Mr Wilburn II Potter 69 Mr Steven T Can '87 Mr Gerald N Bowne '43 Dr Frank R Powell 61 Mr Ronald P Lynch 58 tee has pieced a priority on two Mr Gordon O Pnedeman Sr 32 Mrs Robert S Malum 60 Mr James M Cirona 63 Dr Enc R Braun Jr '58 Dr Frederick W Rea '30 Mr Henry M Munger '36 Mr Gerald W Cunningham 56 areas: encouraging alumni of Mr V Chctwood Brewer Jr '33 Mr Glen C Dake '87 Mrs Albert L Brown 48 Mr RKhard E Reynolds 36 Mr James B Palmer '21 Mr Kenneth L Robinson *GR Dr August D Pistilli 48 Mr Glenn______T Dallas 68 the college to designate their Mr Walter G Bruska 50 Mrs Thomas R Dyckman GR Mr Kenneth J Burger '73 Mr Robert H Robinson 50 Mr W Arthur Rawlins 30 annual Cornell fund gift to the Mr Gorton M Calms 36 M> Celia E ftodee 81 Mr Thomas A Rich '38 Mr Wendell 0 Earle GR Mr Richard W SavlUe 46 Mr Stefan E Ellel '57 Mr David L Call '64 Mr John Rlvolre '42 college: and restructuring our Mrs David L Call '64 Ms ChrUtmi Junr Savil 75 Mr Meade Summers '26 Dr Claire G Logic 63 Mr Byron V Carlson 62 Mr. Albert H 31,-t 37 Mr Charles M Werly 27 Mr Daniel J Fesaenden 87 alumni laadarahlp In ways that Alan M Chruman DVM 61 Mr Herman K Srl>ri'4rl Jr 64 Dr Robert H Foote ‘GR batter serve the needs of the j Dr John J Clary f.u Mrr li„rt.,n A »hrrl 6> Mr Lee R ForHer 2B Mr Jao.ee Bdw-ard CoUora .... $10,000 - $24,999 Mr» H H Friedman 4H collage. ■ I am pleased Io Mr Alfred P Cook ’37 Mr Stephen B Ashley »2 Mr Myron M Fi*er»t '2V Mr. I'.-lvr H Coors OU Mr David R AlkUison ’60 Mr Michael J GcriinA i report that alumni gilts deslg Mr William J Copeland •» Mr. tknuU.. 1 Siwtt r.U Dr Edward Grano Jr ’52 Mr Daniel M Coyne 60 Mr. Morgan SlnrUire '40 Mr Stephen R Barlow 76 nated lor the college Increased Mr Daniel G Slater CR Mr George H Balt 38 Miss Stephanie M Greene'87 Mr Clayton H Crandall '42 Dr Henry E. Grossman 38 Mr CynlG Small 28 Mr Robert W Buz 62 by 26 percent over lhe previous Mr Brun W Curtis t>8 Mrs Jack I Henlel 64 Mr Daniel M Dalrymple 27 Mr Edward H Smith GR Mr Benjamin 0 Bradley 34 Mrs Edward H Smith GR Mr Richard D Bulman 56 Mr Hubert G Hill '62 year: and all alumni asked to Dr Forrcii H Davis '54 Mrs Joel Hillman II 47 Mr Hollis R Davis 37 Mrs Maryann L Smith '75 Mrs Paul L Hartman GR serve in key leadership posi Mr Steven E Stem '64 Mr Richard M Kossoff '67 Ms Manna -B Ho '87- Mr Joseph J Davis '35 Susan R Holliday '77 Mrs Margaret Sullivan Davis 38 Mr Phillips B Street '35 Mr Anthony W Lopez '57 Ms tions tor the college have Mr Matthias P Homan 30 Mrs Allan M Denton 60 Mrs Susan M Stregack '66 Mr Robert Nagler '50 Mr Nathaniel A Talmage 22 Mr William B Parshall 25 Mr G Michael Hostage 54 agreed to serve on new stand Mr John P Dow ning 40 Mr J Squire Junger '71 Dr G Clayton Dudley Jr '67 Dr Carvel G Tiekert 60 Dr la Verne L Prehuman 35 Dr Henry J Travis 70 Mrs Charles F Rogers 26 Mr.... James P Karlow '77 ing committees, as follows: ■ Dr Gary Dukart '76 Mrs Samuel Kollar 34 Mr William F Eberle 47 Mr George W Tnmberger GR Mr Donald A Russell '32 Major and Special Gifts: Robert Mr Donald E Turk 53 Dr Richard A Smith 49 Ms Danar •I. Lee■ —'86 Mrs Gerald W Dirhart GR Mr IDean B Livingston 72 Dr Stephen J Etunger '62 Mr Deleon Walsh '27 Mr Ernest L Stern 56 Nagler '50. Chair, David Mr Clarence E Waters '60 Mr Larry M Tanenbaum 68 Mr 1Richard M Lockwood 66 Mr Martin L Evans '45 Mr Nathaniel E While '41 Mr Wayne A Taylor '57 Ms .Jennifer M Lotwls '87 Palmer ’54. Vice Chair a Mr Charles S Ferrell 71 Dr John W Whitefield '62 Dr Leo A Wuori '42 Mr IDonald S Manning '47 Dr Joseph Fems 41 Dr .John L Mara '51 j Donor Prospect Identification: Mr William P Fisher 60 Mr William S Wiedom T9 Mr IPaul C Marcus 59 Mr Michael C Filch '69 Mrs Donna D Willis '74 $5,000 - $9,990 Mr 1Peter P Miller 18 Jane Longley-Cook '69. Chair, Mr Thomas R FIKkmger '82 Dr Martin Wolf '63 Grayson B Mitchell 43 Mr Alfred W Wolff '37 Mr William Berley 48 Dr I Judith Riehlman '80, Vice Mrs William F Floyd 48 Ms Jane E Brody '62 Mr Joseph B Moore '33 Mrs Zed S Francis 76 Mr Arthur M Wood 49 Mrs Hollis E Cornell '39 Mr Michael G Moore Jr 62 Chair B Special Projects: J. Mr N Elmo Franklin '51 Mr Gerald O Young 44 Mr Harry W Dudley 39 Mr Henry A Moran 40 Dr Jay W Geaslmg '71 Mr L Steven Young '71 Mrs Uiuisa Copeland Duemling Mrsi Viola------Henry. ------Mullane '36 Michael Holloway 73. Chair, Miss Deborah S GeUman 75 Mr William Murray '74 '68 Robert Smith '42, Vice Chair B Dr Gary P Goldberg '72 $500 $999 Mrs David G Flinn '60 Ms Verna W Ng '87 Mrs Donald P Greenberg 58 Mr William F Foerst Jr 39 Mr David Nichtenhauser 86 Annual and Reunion Giving: Mr Peter M Groescliel 57 Mrs Howard I Adler '53 Mr John K Hoff GR Mr Michael C Nolan 77 Mr Robert M Hall 59 Mr Howard 1 Adler '53 Mr Anthony F Incalcatera Jr Mr David J Palmer 54 Glenn Dallas '58. Chair, Dr Christian J Haller '42 Mrs Priscilla Snow Algava 62 Mrs Anthony Palminlen 57 Mr Elias W Halpenn 39 Mr Robert E Armstrong III '67 '76 Jerome Panzer 'GR Michael Nolan ’77. Vice Chair Mr Robert J Ascher '69 Mr John Konwiser 5< Mr Mr Robert A Hamburger '36 Dr 1 Earle N Peterson 55 Dr Harvey S Atlas '68 Mr Hyman M Lockwood 40 B The donor list represents Prof William J Hamilton Jr 26 William W Pinchbeck 54 Mr Bernard W Potter '43 Mrs William J Hamilton Jr '28 Mr Fred C Barry 68 Mr Carleton W Potter 40 Dr Gary M Baum '66 Mr Karl F Schmidt '34 Dr i nearly 6,500 ALS alumni who Mrs Philip S Handler '65 Norman Turkish '56 Mr Robert J Praia '54 Col Barton M Hayward 52 Mrs Gary M Baum 66 Mr Arthur J PraU '26 are committed to the excel Mrs Charles A Beach U GR Mr W Barlow Ware '47 Mr Mr Lothar Herz '55 Mrs, v~~.Caroline— —A —Ras 62- Dr Frederick F Hess '63 Mr Noel S Bennett Jr '38 lence ol Cornell. Their gifts Mr William C Rolland '61 Dr Robert F Holland 36 Mr Robert A Beriacher 76 Dr Peu-r W Bloch '73 Mr Murray B Ross T9 give quality to teaching In the Mr Robert B Holzer 80 Mrs Rodney S Rougelot 55 Col Paul N Horton 42 Mr John M Bloxom Jr 55 Mr Jean F Rowley '54 classroom, research in the Mr Howard W Hruschka 37 Mr Leland T Bookhout 61 Ms Terry J Rudcrman 66 Mr John W Hughes '70 Mr Charles I Bowman 27 Mrs Arlene Nuttall Sadd 32 laboratory, and knowledge Mr Robert A Jacobson 70 Dr Thomas A Brewer '53 Mr Paul D Saly arts 86 Mr Belton K Johnson '62 Mn Gerald F Brut Jr 54 tir Burton Saunders 51 provided to lhe public through Mr Carl T Johnson 60 Mr Harold S Brow n 28 Mr D Craig Brush 72 Dr Louis C Sctumoler 47 Cornell Cooperative Extension. Mr Alden M Jones 37 Mrs Charles I Schneider '56 Dr Wallace G Jones 42 Mr James J Byrnes '63 Dr Mary C Smllh '69 I B The 1989 yeer promises to Mr David O Jordan 60 Ms NeU G Cady 83 Mr Robert S Smith '42 Dr Paul L Kahl 40 Dr Eugene C Ceglowski 58 Mrs Homer E Stavcly '35 be hill ot exciting opportunities Mr Christopher J Kane 78 Mr Norman D Coe 69 Ms Pamela Lustig Stepp GR Dr Leo R Karmin 43 Dr Steven J Cohen 72 Mrs Peter B Sufel 58 for alumni—Including an au Dr William R Killewald 70 Dr Edmond A Comans '55 Dr Janu s F Cone Jr '61 Mr Gerald E Tohn 44 ditorium on the Ag quad in Dr Paul W Klnnear '65 Ms Karen A Travis '87 Mr Herbert R Kling'36 Mrs Charles R Cooley 23 Ms Amy S Underberg 86 honor of ALS Alumni, a Per Dr Harold Kopp '42 Mr Laurence W Corbeu 24 Ms"Mane Van --Deusen ------"" 74 Mr Richard R Lacy '51 Dr David CoviU '60 sonal Enterprlse/Small Busi Mr Carl D Crane 28 Ms C Anne Vllullo '77 Mr Michael D Uwiiu '73 Allan M Wade 64 Dr Roy Curtiss III 56 Mr ness Management Fund, and Dr Charles R Leahy 42 Mr Allen Webster 48 Ms Jane C Lee ‘83 Miss Helen D Dates 21 Mr Harold J D.- Bruie 40 Mr Harlan R Wengrn '4» other needs vital to education. Dr Edwin Leonard '40 Dr .John C Williams Jr 45 Mr Bernard S Livingston 39 Mr Anthony J De Fino 40 Mr Franklin R Winnert 54 We will continue to need your Jan W Low GR Mrs John B De Vnes 57 Mrs, Barton -J ------Winokur --- 61 Dr Robert E Lynk 54 Dr Douglas G DedrKk '59 Mr Theodore W Winsberg 52 generous support. B On behalf Mr Kenneth Madtain 23 Mr Albert E Deer 29 Mr Richard C Yales '24 Mr Neal A MacHuger 66 Dr Don P Deprex 70 of our college. I thank you. Dr John C Devema Jr GR Mr Douglas II Manly 50 Mr Thomas A Mann '64 Mr Joseph Diaz GR Jean Howley, Chair, Mr Lucius A Hickerson 119 Mr Russell D Martin 39 Dr Hrnry M Doremus GR ALS Development Committee | Ms Barbara Schultz Martinez 72 Mr Roger C Burggraf 55 Mrs Eugene Nichols '48 Mr Arthur E Durfee 40 Dr Lee A Wallace 72 Ms Denise S Filler ’88 Dr Clarence M Burgher 56 Mr Thomas B Nolan 76 Mr> Dexter A Dyer '76 Mr James R Wandhng 37 Mr Nigel L Firth GR $100 $249 Mr Bradley P Burke 42 Mr Christopher L Northrup '88 Mr Blair T Edenfield '54 Mr Stanley W Warren 27 Dr Stanley 6 Fish '72 Mr Raymond M Aasen 66 Mrs l^onllda M Burt, 74 Mr George W 0 Bannon 61 Mr Glenn E Edkk 40 Mr Wallace E Washbon 36 Mr Donald A Fisher 73 Mr Charles A Abell '27 Mr Raymond R Burke Jr 74 Mr Dennis H Eldred 71 Mrs Richard H Washbum 41 Mr Patrick J Flanagan 88 Mrs Donald O'Connor 36 U Col Donald C Ackerman 57 Mr Daniel H Burnett 83 Mr Syivcater D O'Connor 43 Mrs Naomi B Estnon #9 Dr Samuel Waxman '57 Mr Donald S Flower '35 Mr Stephen L Ackley 67 Mr Derwood G Bums 59 Mr Edward J Overdevest 75 Mr Kenneth L Estabrook 45 Mr Marvin M Wrdecn 47 Ms Sharon Flynn '67 Mrs Robert Adams 39 Mr Stephen G Burnt! 36 Dr John W Paepfow '63 Mr Armando Fakoni '47 Mr James R Webbert 59 Mrs Alton G Foote 33 Mr Keith E Addlton '69 Mrs GIMys S Burzy.hi 43 Mr Henry W Parker 59 Dr Robert D Farrell '48 Mr CUflord J Wengert 63 Mr Dalton P Foster 68 Mr Randall W Agor 34 Mr Clifford E Busekut 53 Mr D Bruce Pattison '69 Mr Edwui D Fessenden 54 Mr James H Whitaker 42 Mr Robert G Fowler '73 Mrs Philip D Aines Jr 61 Mr Charles P Bush 64 Mr Richard F Pendleton '42 Mr David Fretttadl '47 Mr Donald C Whiteman 39 Ms Judith R Fox 66 Mr Allen J Albright 44 Mr II Ronald Bush '56 Mr Randolph M Perham 83 Mr Ronald Ganeles'65 Mr Don J Wickham '24 Mr Frank J Franconi 73 Mr David W Albright 76 Mr Richard O Dyndas 63 Mr Alan J Perlmutter 63 Mr Donald P Garrett 57 Dr Bruce W Wrdger '51 Ms Kay L Franten GR Mr Donald M Alexander 50 Mr Foster B Cady Jr 53 Mr Warren R Phtll|»un 64 Mr John* Gatling'28 Mr Frank L Wiley 44 Dr Richard W Fredericks 64 Mr Harold E Alexander 62 Mr Timothy K Call 82 Ms Cynthia S Phillips 79 Mr Philip I) Gellert '58 Mr Edward H Wilkens 52 Ms Maria Galligan B8 Mr Stuart B Alexander 59 Mr John P Caltabiano 83 Mr Elmer S Phillip. '32 . Christine Tecldenburg Dr Peter A Gordon'71 Mr Harold H Williams GR Dr Leslie Selden Gallo 64 Mr Albert H Allard '48 Dr Dr Lucy L Pinkston GR Mr Cart F Goring 52 Mrs Harold H Williams 29 Miss Donna L Gammack '55 Mr Warren D AUdenge 78 Camann '76 Mr Kenneth E Pollard 58 Charles CanUsa 73 Dr Charles N Gould 59 Mr Ronald D Wilson 36 Dr Celia Un Gately '70 Mr David J Allee '63 Dr Mr Richard H Popp 61 Brian J CampbeU 76 Mr Gordon H Gowen 52 Dr R George Wtswall 40 Mr William J Gauquic 60 Mr A George Allen '34 Mr Mr Frank P Proto 66 Donald G Campbell 65 Mr Bruce Graev '72 Dr Albert G Wooding '59 Ml Susan L Gellert 85 Mr John R Allen 49 Mr Dr Robert I Pulver 62 Henry F Camuso '81 Mr William Green ill 49 Mr Tetsuro Yamaguchi GR Mr David S Gellman '79 Mr Ronald K Allen 53 Mr Dr Madeline E Gerken 66 Mr Colin P Purcell 87 Barbara Blair Canary '80 Mr Robert G Greig 36 Mr Gerald D Young '78 Mrs Judith Fowler Quagharoli Mr Irwin M Alpenn 40 Mr Paul J Graber 50 Mr. Stuart E Young '71 Mr Edward B Giddings '22 Ms Christine Knauss Altavilla Ms Marne Besdine Capped '80 Mr William E. Gilman '36 *66 Dr Mart R Caravaty '75 Mr Alfred C Hamilton Jr '51 Dr William E Zitek '56 Mr Richard J Quaranto'71 '77 Mr H Harrow 49 Mr Duane Zonneville '47 Mr Frank H Goby Jr '70 Mr Nestor Alzerez Jr 53 Mr ______Michael E __ Carlson 74 Mr Robert B Goodman 41 Mr Robert Rabson '61 Mrs Reuben Cartoon '34 Mr J Frederick Haren 34 Ms Belli Sliver Raines 19 Mr Peter J Ambrore '70 Dr Michael G Henes 6b Dr Bruce L Gordon 64 Mr Philip V Ammirato OR Mr James E Carpenter 54 $250 $499 Mr Robert W Ranger 59 Mr Earle B Henley Jr '37 Mr John B Gordon '36 Mr Donald F Anderson 69 Mr James E Carter 60 Mr Gregory P Grace '86 Mr Kenneth E Rash Jr GR Mr Marshal T Case 64 Dr Richard P Henry '65 Dr William Abel 50 Mr L Lee Reed III '71 Mr Mark M Anderson '68 Mr Philip I Higley 26 Mr Benjamin Abom 2nd '18 Mr Bradley R Grainger '79 Mr William G Anderson '63 Dr Robert F Case '61 Mrs Mary Maxon Grainger “79 Mr Robert S Reich 34 Mr Eugene S Carey W Mr Carman B H1U 49 Mr Gary M Adams 58 Ms Anne Mane Reilly 79 Mr David A Andow GR Homan P Adams 'GR Mr Zane Gramenldis 79 Donald P easier 79 Mr Edward D HUI Jr '54 Dr Alvin W Rice '41 Mrs Alf L Andreassen GR Mr John A Hire lU '67 Mr Ralph R Adams 44 Mr Scou T Greene '80 Mr Stuart J Applebaum '69 Ms Kathaleen A Callleu 75 Mr William T Greene 74 Miss Nancy A Rlcharibon 87 Mr William Cavanaugh '78 Mr Milton E Hislop '36 Ms Johanna M Albright 8? Dr Alan H Richman '67 Mr David E Arnold 71 Mr W Gifford Hoag 31 Mr Gregory N Allen '81 Dr James I. Greenwald 74 Dr George N Aaal 38 Mr Harold K Chadwick ’52 Mr Robert T Greig ‘67 Mr Frederick W Riggs 41 Dr Allan C Chamberlain '58 Mr Caleb K Hobble '35 Mr Philip P Alien '49 Mr Harry A Rinder '34 Ms Barbara Furman Attardi 64 Mrs Louise Hodin 50 Ms Melanic C AUewek 78 John C Gnffln 79 Mr David R Chamberlain 68 Mrs Kaiheruie Rtedman Gnswold Ms Hope E Robertson 73 Mr Arthur E Auer 54 Mr Sigmund Hoffman '44 Mr...... Richard ...... C Andersen 73 Mrs Sandra Belsky Auerbach 76 Mr James G Chamberlain 59 '78 Dr Theodore Robertson 39 Dr Edward B Chapman '73 Dr Peter * Humphrey GR Ms Debra Giorgi Anderson 80 Mr Donald G Robinson Jr 68 Mr Richard E Ausuc 63 Miss Rhonda M Anderson 83 Ms Margaret J Grass GR Mr Brace Chapped '61 Miss Ruth F Insh '22 Mr Geir V Gudnasoo 66 Mr Bernard M Rodee 55 Mr James I Austin 39 Dr Anne L Jackson '56 Dr John E Andresen 63 Ms Judith L Avnet 74 Ms Christine Davis Chare 73 Mr Waller B Guenther '74 Dr Dolores A Roeder '84 Mrs John R Chare '66 Mr Donald C Jean 72 Mrs Etaabeth G Armstrong 68 Mrs Richard E Rudisill 43 Miss Marian L Babcock 29 Mr Ken W Asm 36 Mr Hugh F Gunnison '58 Ms Linda A Chateauneuf ‘77 Mr Witham A Jones 39 Miss Louue M Russell '26 Mr Monroe C Babcock 30 Ms Wendy Fitter Atwood 76 Dr Julius J Haberman 45 Mr Robert J Chaves '63 Mrs Diana U Jue '69 Mr Michael B Sadofsky '76 Mr Michael J Bachich 78 Dr Charlotte J Avers 48 Dr Brian E Hall 68 Mr Shao Lin Chen GR Mr Robert J Kane '34 Dr Maureen 8 Saunders '83 Mrs John E Bacon '27 Mrs Ashok N Bakhra '65 Mr Howard F Hall 29 Col John S Chesebro 42 Mr Arthur H Kantner '4V Mr Eric Hallstead '86 Mr Nicholas M Sawirte '50 Mr Elton V Bailey Jr 51 Mr Laing E Kennedy 63 Dr Charles R Balos '51 Mr James A Baker IV 77 Mr Douglas T Choma '73 Mr Winthrop W Hamilton 63 Mr Charles I Sayles '26 Dr Edward F Christensen 61 Mr William J Koster 31 Mr David K Handler '55 Mrs Thomas A Scanlan Jr '26 Mr Robert Carl Baker '43 Mr Robert D Bannister 67 Mr David Hardie 49 Mrs Rolf E Christensen '67 Mr L. Cecil Lamb '50 Mr Gilbert S Harrington 68 Mr Peter J Schacknow 78 Mr S Michael Baker '61 Mr Waller J Lankenau 50 Mr Steven Baran '54 Mr Joseph I Chuckrow 68 Mr Uoyd A. Hayncr 62 Mr W Stanley Schaefer 28 Mrs S Mfohael Baker 64 Mrs John A LavaUard 32 Mr Randolph Barker '63 Dr Arthur E Scheid '63 Mr Thomas C Baker '72 Mr Richard A Church '64 Ms______Robin Barker '88 Mr Steven N Heller GR Mrs Vernon E Church '36 Mr W Mason Lawrence 38 Mrs Diana M Herbert 66 Dr Carmen S Scherzo '65 Mr Charles L Baldwin 60 Mr Daniel J Leonard 79 Mrs Eve Hadpam Barlow 76 Mr Walter W Schlaepfer ‘51 Mr Richard H Baldwin '34 Mr Philip J Ciradl '78 Mr Robert W Herdt 61 Mary J Clancy 73 Dr Allan A Leventhal 61 Mr David Ssmuel Barr 77 Mr Leigh W SchmaU 61 Mr Rxhard H Baldwin 71 Dr Mr Donald A Hemer '66 Duane W Clark '40 Dr Manila J Levine '72 Mr Donald W Bales GR Mr Karl H Schmid '88 Mr Henry S Bannister 49 Mr Mr Herbert H Baum 34 Mr Thomas W Hertel GR Mr H Lawrence Clark GR Mr John J Link ’60 Dr Robert C Hickey '38 Dr Willard C Schmidt '41 Mr Andrew Baran 49 Mr Gerald P Linsner 58 Dr Renee Bayha '80 Mr Otto E Schneider Jr '55 Mr David M Barbano 70 Mr Marvin A Clark 23 Mr Allan C Bean ’56 Mr H Bruce Hilton '61 MrWilliam------B Clark '49 Mrs Alastair G Longley Cook 69 Ms Jennifer 1. Hoff '88 Mr Scott C Schnuck 72 Mr O Cleon Barber '42 Mr Dennis J Lubozynski "71 Mr Alexander B Bert Jr 82 Mr Maurie Semel '49 Mr Cedric M Barnes Jr 66 Dr James C Clayton M Mr Ronald L Bert '61 Mr Allyn * Hoffman '60 Mr Thomas P Cleary 66 Mr CUflord F Luder. 38 Mr Daniel A Howard 73 Dr John A Serafin Jr GR Miss Helen E Barnes 29 Dr Roger C Lukes '60 Mr Elan J Benamy '65 Mr Douglas D Sergeant 46 Miss Kalhenne E Barnes '41 Mr Jeffrey P Clemente 70 Dr Joanne M Bicknese 75 Mr John L Howard '67 Mr Sergei C BartlshevKh 72 Mr Stevenson W Close Jr '71 Mr Philip H Marsh '57 Mr Peter M Huberth '56 Mr Richard D Shaffer 77 Mr John R Marshman '87 Ms Lynn F Bilgore 88 Mr Frederick R Bartlett 61 Mr Stuart E Cobb'41 Mr Gordon H Huckle 52 Mr Monte R Shaw '58 Mr George H Martin '45 Mr Bruce W Biu 87 Mr David H Shearing '62 Mr Jonas L Bassen '33 Dr Richard H Cobum 60 Dr Paul R Black '79 Mrs Ross P Jackson 53 Mr Jackson M Batchelor '31 Ms Martha Burning Cockram 56 Mr Bernard May nohn '45 Mr Stephen E Jacoba 13 Dr Aaron L Shor 44 Mr Lester G McCarthy '66 Mr David G Bliss 65 Dr Daniel F SickmlUer 68 Mr David M Bates '69 Mr Robm H Cockram '69 Mr Richard C Bower 73 Ms Mari Asanuma Jamcel '81 Ms Cynthia K Batlermari M Mr Gary E Coen, '6T Mr William A McKee '71 Mr Thomas K Jefters '63 Ms Jill S Silverman 88 Mr Richard H Bradley '64 Dr Myron S Silverman 37 Ms Deborah Crowther Bavwr GR Mr Owam L Coggina "19 Mr William R McKnlghl '27 Mr Rolf Jevinger 66 Dr Samuel Bwwm 73 Mr Haroto l> ttobeo '■ Mr Peter J McManus '32 Mrs Ronald C D Breakiw 63 Dr Sidney J SUverman 37 Ms Jeinae E Breunissen '87 Elisabeth K John OK Mr Harry S Baumes Jr 74 Mr Frank Colling '36 Dr Morton Meueb '41 Mrs Donald E Johnson 56 Miss Grace H Smith 21 Dr Jeffrey J Codins 66 Ms Stephanie M Bncknc-r 88 Ms Kelly J Smith 88 Mrs Eunice Chambers Beam '51 Mr Donald F Meister '42 Mr tbrey W Jones 88 Mr David B Coduro 77 Mr lies’ r. Miller 61 Mr Frank H Knags 36 Mr Charles E Snee IV '88 Mr Burton D Beames 78 Ms Sara U Brining '77 Mr Paul D Joseph '75 Mr Warren L Beeton '64 Mr Ralph B Colson 43 Mr Ritoert F Miller 44 Ms EUxabeth A Joyce 88 Mr Adam E Snlderman 88 Mr Joseph D Minogue 45 Ms Beverly A Bnuon '88 Mr Steven E Snyder ’60 Mrs James A Belasco 58 Dr John P Combi 60 Mr Abraham J Brook 43 Mr Morton M Kahn 44 Mr Robert J Comrau '79 Mr Allan D Mitchell '60 Ms Karen P Kao '88 Mr Robert D Sodoma '51 Mr Jeffrey S Belsky 77 Mrs tewellyn S Mix '48 Dr Eve Cressman Brown 81 Mr Edward R Spencer 70 Mrs Mitchel) H Bender 66 Mr Peter R Conckim « Mr John M Brubaker '59 Mr M Peter Keane '32 Mr Brian G ConredJ 79 Dr Lewellyn S Mix '44 Mr David B Rearing '88 Dr Leland Spencer 18 Mr Barry M Benson 73 Mr Seth J Brufsky '88 Mr Denrus J ConnoUy GR Mr James V Moffatt Jr 65 Dr G Riduud Keim Jr '66 Mrs Joseph Spollen '56 Mr Francis C Berdine 69 Mr Fred B Moms '22 Mr Harlan B Brumsled GR Ms Margaret A. ConnoUy 78 Mr Paul J Kennedy Jr '48 Dr Ted A Sprinkle Jr 66 Mr Brace W Bergen 64 Mr Spencer H Morrison '39 Dr Jack Burke 64 Mr Alan R Berkowitz GR Dr John A Contino 72 Mr James E Burke 66 Mr Lawrence W Kenyon '70 Miss Margaret A Stanton 78 Mr Roger A Morse '50 Mr Paul E Steiger 54 Dr Nancy Anderson Berman '78 Mr John A Conway 65 Mrs David W Morthland '63 Mr Mervih E Busby '88 Mr Garry B King 64 Mr James V King '87 Dr Edward F Steinleldt '41 Dr John R Bertrand GR Mr Carleton P Cook 51 Mr Marcel F Mulbury 39 Mr Donald D Cahoon Jr ‘69 Mr Robert N Berube '66 Mr Russell A Cookingham 48 Ms Unda J Camp 13 Mr Joseph P King ‘36 Mr H Godwin Stevenson '41 Dr Eric J Myer '58 Mr William R Stewart '35 Mr Brace A Besse Jr '78 Mr John R Coomb, 84 Dr Harold E Nadler 39 Dr Joel Canter 66 Mr Merrill N Knapp 35 Dr. Timothy A Kneen '71 Mr Mead W Stone Jr '43 Mr Thilo H Best 53 Mr Richard 1 Coomb, 64 Mr Duane A Ned 64 Mrs Harry L Case '28 Mr Kenneth L Coombs 35 Mr Daniel J Casey ‘70 Mr Alfred F Koller 33 Mr Robert J Straka 82 Dr David C Beyel '69 Dr Robert C Nelson S3 Mr Paul E Stubbe 51 Mr James F Biehl 66 Mr Phldp H Coons '73 Dr Charles R Noback '36 Mr Laurence E Chapman ‘52 Mr John D Kopley 63 Mr Christopher T KoppenheRer Mr Robert E Stueraebecher 54 Mr Van Dyke Billings Jr '68 Mr Noel H Cooperberg 79 Mr Daniel J O'Kane Jr '40 Ms Paula F Clark '83 Mr James B Cope '43 Mr Theodore A Clark '84 ‘88 Lt Col Benjamin R Surovy '50 Mr Carl J Birx '75 Mr Donald R Peirce '46 Mr Bradley G Corbttt 58 Mr Philip C Cochran '71 Mr David M Komfeld 84 Dr Donald A Swart 53 Mr Keith B Bishop ’77 Dr Robert D Phem later '68 Mr Herbert H Corned 38 Mr James E Collins 'TO Dr Jerry J Kostandoff 64 Mr Vishnu Swamp GR Mrs Susan Bltlker 66 Mr Frank E Pinder GR Mr Dave R Swormslcdl '51 Mr David W Black 84 Mr Pardon W Corned '40 Mr R William Plass '46 Mr Ramon Colon Tones GR Ms Karen B Kraus 88 Mrs Cliristine Rehfuss Cook 74 Dr Karl V Krombein 34 Mr John H Talmage 52 Mr Donald L Black GR Ms Cathleen A Coming 78 Mrs Daniel L Pope 63 Mr Randall K Kubota '77 Mr Mark L Tanner '76 Dr John N Black 57 Mr James A Corradi '51 Mr Valentine B Pratt '32 Mr Douglas A Cook '72 Mr David L Ladd 58 Ms Jacqueline Taurence '88 Mr George E Blackbum '43 Mr Richard C Corwith 50 Mrs Donald H Putnam 43 Mr Thomas M COrklll '66 Ms Jane M Coyne '88 Dr Carl Lamanna '36 Mr Charles P Taylor '60 Mr Randall T Block ‘69 Mr Jeremiah P Ccwgrov, '81 Dr Michael I Rauchway '66 Dr David H Taylor 61 Mr Rundle W Bloomer '34 Miss Mildred E Coury 48 Mr Arthur C Rawle '70 Maj Donald S Crral Jr '69 Mr Gordon L Lamb '64 Mr Donald S Crcal '30 Col Calvin J Landau 48 Mr Lawrence R Taylor 73 Dr Douglass R Bloomfield 64 Dr Jack’ ------Coviu 72 Mr George L Reeves 63 Ms Manam E Landau ‘88 Mrs Sandra D Teitelbaum '63 Mr Robert W Blye Jr '72 Mr David F Cox 53 Dr Joseph Peter Rrnaldo '59 Miss Harriet B Creighton GR Mr Willson G Lane Jr '50 Mr Raymond D Thomas 42 Mr Tom A Bobenread '67 Mr David W Cox 74 Mr Anthony S Rerecich '66 Mr Perry T Cupps GR Mr George W Davis '83 Dr Edward F Lanigan '48 Mr Kevin P Thurston '71 Dr Bruce T Boehringer 62 Mr Leonard J Coyne '33 Dr Gene D Resnick TO Mrs How ard H Leach Jr '60 Dr J Wm Totnps-tl '69 Dr Richard A Boese '58 Mr Malachy K Coyne '84 Mr Allen W Reynolds '62 Mrs Jackson Davis 43 Ms Julia M Dawson 88 Mrs J Martin U'alherman '27 Ms Deborah L Trafton '88 Mr Alfred W Bolcourt '38 Dr Gordon A Crafts '67 Dr Harvey Rhein 60 Mr Lyman L Leathers '52 Dr Susan M Trenka-Benthtn '73 Dr A R Bonanno '79 Mr James L Craig 62 Ms Kathleen Riley '78 Mr Walter H Dean '51 Mr Murray A Death '67 Mrs Eugene L. Lehr '26 Ms Ming Jacq Tschang '87 Mr MUford W Bonke '51 Mr Roger W Cramer 34 Mr Michael P Riley '87 Mr David H Lesser'87 Dr Edgar W Tucker '41 Mr Byron R Bookhout 39 Mr Curas M Crandall '62 Dr Brian 1 Rind '62 Dr Robert E Decher 61 Ms Heidi Ptrman Degroff 88 Mr Harry Levine ID 71 Dr Fred A TuthiU Jr '38 Mr Tom S Boon Long '37 Mr Francis G Crane '38 Mr Frank J Roberto 43 Dr Allan E Lines 63 Lt David F Twyman '83 Dr Barbara L Bowen 'GR Mr David F Crawford 74 Mr Albert Rrwenthal 64 Mr Joseph Dell’40 Mr Charles R Demas 71 Mr John W Lloyd 49 Mr Joel E Uebcr '58 Mrs Jacqueline P Bower '73 Mr Pierre A Crawley 79 Mr David P Roy '61 Mr Arthur L Lord '38 Ms Noel L Van Ness 88 Elizabeth A Bowers '64 Mr Walter F Crissey '37 Mrs Henn S Sack 'GR Dr Henry J Deutsch 46 Mr Frank J Lorenn '78 Mr Martin I Veron 60 Mr William C Bowman 64 Ms Faith ...... 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Schenectady, N Y . Chang. Bobby '90 N.Y . De Silva, Nilmini '88. Ithaca, N.Y . Bumbay. BC., Rodriguez, Jo Ann '90. Cheektowaga. N.Y., Lawrence, Vicki J. '89, Bronx, NY, Foote, Caryn '88, Whitesboro Deere. Kelly '89, Brentwood. N Y . Dumas. Newark, N.J Ithaca, N.Y . Macko. Hollyanne M '89. Ox N.Y . King, Lynda '90, Palmyra. N.Y., James '91, Cortland. N Y., Hennquez. Carlos ford. NY; Palmateer. Frederick D '89, Lareau, Douglas '90, Pasgoag. N Y . Lock Frank B. Morrison Memorial Fund Berger. Al '88. Shoreham. N.Y . Lin. Harry '88. East Johnstown. N.Y . Peare, Tigerin '89. East wood. Brian '90, Dover Foxcroft. Me . Maz lan '91. Sattle River, N J . Brooks. Came '90. Hanover, N.J , Peck, Kevin '91. Schuyler port, Me.; Pranke, DeannaG '89, Brookton zaglia, Peter '89. Dracut. Mass ; Rx-hter, Julie Barton. Butler, Andrew '89, Gahanna. Oh . ville. N.Y ; Richter, Julie '88. Forestville. dale. N Y.; Ruggiero, Natalie '89. Branford. '89, Forestville, N Y ; Scordamaglia. 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Kurman. continued an page 17 Medical Center He is interested in molecu on his tractor released and pulled the hay Gordon R. Plowe 52 will soon join the Diocese lar microbiology bine over him Neighbors are offering gen of Central New York to serve as the vicar of erous support to Francis and lus family Gary Blackburn 81 and hto « Re0ifla Robln' St Matthews. Moravia, and of Calvary in Donations may be sent to the Robbins IFami ion 82 live in Loa Angeles where G1 Alumni vice president al Security Pacific National Homer ly Fund, cfo Sullivan. Box 2427. Hathaway Bank and Regina is a psychologist Ron Hay '54 has retired after 33 years in voca Road, Schuylerville, NY 12871 tional education He lives in Gilbertsville, NY Jeffrey Janowsky 81 is a partner at Hollander Notes Larrv Libby Ph D '70 chairs the department Sprague & Co . Ithaca, a member of the Na Jenny Tesar 59. Bethel. Conn . is a free lance of food and resource economics at die L mver tional Society of Public Accountants writer who has published over 400 articles sity of Florida. Gainesville and several books, primarily on science, tech Bruce MacDonald '70 is the chief executive Robin Rosenberg 81. New York City, is asso 7 |j George A. Earl, Jr. '31 is retired He nology, and medicine. officer of Gareeb Foods Co of Three Bridges , date product manager for Bristol Myers Co She earned an MBA from Wharton in 1985 W V enjoys winters in Florida and sum N J He was formerly employed by Union Sd =d husband Bruce Segall m 1987 mere in Maggie Valley. N.C. John W. Lincoln '60 is a dairy farmer Carbide Corp , Standard Oil of Indiana, and Charles A. Kendrew 34. Baltimore, Md sent ______from Holcomb, NY He and his wife, Johnson & Johnson Nancy Grudens-Schuck '82, King Ferry. N Y . 60 !s a homemaker with a new baby boy bom us a story about 57 Poultry Industry Hall of Anne, have a daughter. Julie, enrolled as a David A. Beale 71 recently formed a law part Famere located in the National Agricultural freshman at Cornell nership. Perles Albert Koenig & Beale, in in February 1988. Library One of those honored was Monroe S. Robert Turell '64 moved back to Oneonta New York City He and his wife Tina have Robert L. Curtis 83. was named assistant vice Babcock 31 after 20 years as a sales manager at Jewel two daughters and one son. president and senior °®"r for the National Bank & Trust Co of Syra Katherine Wicks Bagensle SP. Malverne. N Y Companies. Inc He and tus wife have opened j Raymond Curtin 71 has left his executive just celebrated her 50th wedding anni a retail furniture business position with Agway Inc to become vice cuse. N.Y. vereary Francis Joseph O'Connell 65 has moved from president and comptroller of Merchants Na Gregory Hartz '83. Lansing, N.Y . was promot chief executive officer of HBO Video to presi tional Bank & Trust Co. of Syracuse. N Y edtovu-.- president of branch administration /I Charles H. Porter 40. Gasport. N.Y , dent of Reebok brands, of Reebok Interna > Bruce W. Krysiak '72 is now president, ddef at Citizens Savings Bank "TV retired in 1978 after 22 years as tional Ltd . Canton, Mass operating officer, and a director of Merer Mlchaleen Herzog '84. has put her floriculture superintendent of schools at Royalton Hart Christopher Alan Sweeney '68, Homestead. ! Inc , a consulting, design, and retailing firm and ornamental horticulture major to good land Central School in Middleport. N Y He Fla , trades bonds and futures during the I located in Columbus. Ohio use by opening a new flower shop in the also was a teacher and a high school week and sails on weekends He and wife Di Larry F. Baum 73, Ithaca, is owner and presi Lansing Village Place. Lansing, N Y principal anne have three children dent of The Computing Center He enjoys Delrdre E. Ryan 84. College Point N Y . is Daniel Mitchell 11 is a semi retired flea mar James M. Lawrence 69 is founder, editor, and photography, flying airplanes, and spending studying at the Royal Veterinary College in ket vendor from Interlachen. Fla , who publisher of Harrvuismith in Canada The time with his wife and two children London, England spends his summers in Lansing. N Y Daniel magazine's development was traced in a Neu Leonilda M. Burke 71 Ballston Spa, N.Y . took Jonathan M Adams 85, Brooklyn, has finished constructs portable buildings and frequents York Times article on Jan 21. 1988 a sabbatical this summer after ten years as auction houses and flea markets his first year al the Amos Tuck School of Bus Leona Morrissey 69 is an associate processor a training consultant for the McDonalds Corp iness Administration at Dartmouth College Joseph Hollman 42. White Plains. NY . is self in the department of nutrition and consumer Woodward S. Bousquet '75 postponed a sab employed and involved in chemical sales to Steven D. Kilburn '85 works in Papua. New studies at St Francis Xavier University in batical to become the interim dean of War food, flavor, and health food industries Guinea where he was in the Peace Corps for Antigonish. Nova Scotia. Canada ren Wilson College in North Carolina He Mar|orie Ault '47, Albuquerque, N.M . is an recently married, and he lias adopted his two years Elizabeth Kirkland 85 completed her landscape artist currently devoted to travel, as well as 7 || Donald Robert Jensen 70 and Edward wife's five-year-old daughter her psychology and philosophy classes She architecture degree this May and now looks f WH. Knapp '63 have been elected has visited Asia, the Middle East, Russia, Michael F. Walker 75 of Falconer. N Y . is a forward to finding a job and settling down in president and vice president, respectively, dairy tanner who shows Holsteins in county, Thailand. Vietnam, and Cambodia of the Eastern Artificial Insemination Co-op district, and state fairs Michael has three Raleigh. N.C Donald S. Manning 47 was promoted from vice Inc Donald owns and operates a 600-acre, children and is involved in Farm Bureau and Jessica Ettinger 87 is a program coordinator chairman to chairman of Horizon Financial 160 Holstein dairy with his partner. Mike the Western N.Y. Crop Management Co op and music director for the WYNY FM New Services. Inc . located in Beachwood, Ohio Hoffman Edward is associated with several York radio station She won the 1987 William Max F. Rothschild Ph D '78 teaches Animal agricultural organizations and farms in part B Williams Fellowship for Broadcasting by Science at Iowa State University where he R fl Harold R. Capener Ph D '51 retired nership with his father the International Radio and Television also does genetic and immunogenetic ^#^#and has Joined the International Francis Robbins '70. Schuylerville. NY, research associated witli reproduction and Society Irrigation Center at Utah State University as bravely faces paralysis after an accident disease resistance in the pig He and wife Susan E. Webb Ph D '88 is an assistant profes a research professor His focus is training in mowing hay The dairy farmer was unclog Denise have two children sor al the University ot Florida Her research irrigation ging his haybine when the emergency brake Gregory I. Wickhem '78, Manlius. N Y . has involves aphid vectored viruses of cucurbits I been named assistant treasurer of Agway. and insect pests ot fttapvs Inc Gregory holds an MBA from lhe Univer Robin L. 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Orders being accepted now for shipments anytime ’ CP— Person ordering Address City Slate Zip Code* Selection Description Unu Price Ship Chrg Total Greetings EYom (card supplied) Send to ______Twenty two ALS Cornelllans end spouses attended an alumni ■nd Development AsrecIMon meeting in Alhena Georgia Vmum.’. f *"8 *•*“«•"* *)ura" Address 55 land granl colleges attended. Left to right at.ndlno W H ™ ,nl1 pn,,“*"’nal ,u"',rom Schoonmaker 74; Welter Deen '51; Tim Here ■" T"m.L J? P,rwn’ Ro,wrt Jlm City grove '90; Doug Conti '62; Sheila ConU Eleanor MeeirUns^M 8 ** C’ntel row' Bett* 100 W rom Cos ■naira) Front row. Leel Carter (associate director ot ALSmt^i Lr"* airtcl°'»' ZIP CODE SHIP BY DATE fch.enm.ito,; Ere Pouliot'». ngX^tm ulZ JT'"V St" *• photo. Richert Guthrie PhD 'N; John JrondTX wXiZ Z"" ,™n Growth Chamber Research Supports Flower Industry k in 1956. when floriculture converting to more automated systems U .rofessor Robert W Langhans. MS that a plant needs logrow most efficient "Cornell should lie the leader," he | ' "^54. Ph D ‘56joined the faculty, all ly. and then providing those conditions, we can achieve the maximum rale of said. "For controlled environment i i the cut flowers sold in the United States agriculture to work, what's needed is a | ' were grown on American soil. But no growth ." The basics of controlled environment firm understanding of the technology and i more. When you buy a carnation or a agriculture arc nothing new. langhans highly trained personnel to operate it I pom pom chrysanthemum, chances are has been conducting research in growth You can't just use a green thumb and let j it was flown in — fresh from Colombia. chambers for more than twenty years. nature help you out it's a seif contained I South America The task is to meld what s already known system that must operate correctly ' Hie reason 80 |x*rcent of the carna with a numlier of emerging technologies twenty four hours a day, seven days a tions and 60 percent of the chrysanthums to maximize dependability and cost effec week If any one part of the system fails are imported is simple. ’' said Langhans. liveness you lose everything fast The college The South Americans produce a better Plug technology is one area Langhans is ideal not only for doing research, but quality product. at a lower price We just and graduate student David R Dressen also for training personnel and providing can't compete with that have been working on recently Tradi the necessary extension services. But we haven't lost the edge yet when tionally seeds are sown in one container To meet this goal Langhans said the it comes to roses. poinsettias. and bed of growing medium and then Die in university must make a commitment to I ding plants. These and other mainstays of dividual seedlings are later separated by funding research, hiring additional New York State’s $190 million dollar hand and transplanted In plug technol faculty, and building new facilities as floriculture industry are still profitable to ogy a seeding machuie drops each seed needed Doing so is the only way to at grow Langhans aims to keep it that way. into its own compartment of medium. no tract top notch graduate students and through controlled environment agricul separating is necessary By combining outside research funding ture. a technology that allows commercial just these two technologies, production is Consulting that l-mghans does with growers to produce uniformly beautiful accelerated by several weeks. the NASA Controlled Environment Life flowers quicker than is possible in con Among the other emerguig technolo Support Systems (CELSS) Program is one venUonal greenhouses Time is the key gies Langhans said should someday be in example of the possibilities He's working Take im|>atiens. the most jxipular bed tegraled into the system are engineering with them to devise technologies for rais ding plant sold in the United States today devices that sort and select the most ing food crops in a resident space colony In a totally controlled environment, im viable, quick germinating seeds and on the moon patiens seeds take 15 to 16 days to mature computer programs that monitor and Robert l^uighans has served as the into one inch seedlings; in a greenhouse control the entire growing operation chair of the growth chamber committee of it takes 40 to 45 days “This means a I "We’re not discovering anything new, the American Society of Horticultural grower using controlled environment but rather we re fitting the pieces Science and recently edited a Ixxik on the technology can produce three crops in the that resemble institutional size refriger together so that it all works best Fur subject for Cornell University Press Dur time it now takes to raise just one. and the ators. The plants grown inside literally ther along. Langhans envisions genetical ing his thirty year career he has worked plants are top quality never see the light of day ly customized plant varieties that grow with most major flower crops and pub The essence of such a system is estab “In a greenhouse, if the day is sunny under totally controlled conditions lished booksand manuals on roses, Easter lishing control over all the factors that the plants grow rapidly, while on a cloudy Few New York State growers are in a lilies, chrysanthemums, snapdragons, determine growth; temperature, carbon day the amount of growth is reduced In position to adopt full scale controlled and carnations His professional papers dioxide, light levels, nutrition, and rela the chambers, the light level stays con environment systems, Langhans said, on controlling the environment to en Humidity Thin can be achieved in stant and predictable. By knowing the but he maintains the only way they 'll stay hance plant growth number more than a , [growth chambers, large metal cubicles amount of light, and other conditions. competitive in the long nui is by gradually hundred. Student awards gomery. Mass , Rymph, Diane '90, Green | Don Robinson Fund Maher. Amy '88, Bliss Leland Spencer Dairy Marketing Research Fund wich. Conn N Y Culver, Jay '88. Aurora, N.Y continuedfrom page 15 Alfred M. S. and Alice Reading Prldham Fund James E. and Velva L Rose Family Fund Schad Ward W Stevens Fund Chuhta, Steven '90, Siefert, Christopher '88. Fairfield, Conn Stephan W. '90 Troy, N Y., Martin. Brenden L '89. Olean. New York Fanners Fund Blumer. Douglas '90, Procter 4 Gamble Food Science Fund Pefflev, Anson H. Rowe Fund Davenport, Jane P NY. Morrill, Steven '88. Richville, N Y . Jordan, N.Y . Brewer, Russell '89, Oneida. Teresa '89. Norwich, N.Y . Hall, Geoffrey F P.O., N Y ; De Silva. Nilmini '88. Ithaca. Stoker. 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Mont Discarded Hearts May Yield Clues to Disease Dr Leinwand’s research ^es °n Or. tssila A. Lelnwand 72. AlbertEnnlein CoWj * es that control production of proteins Medicine demonOritmg extraction ot nucleic ectdx l™n Sa cause muscle cells to contract in . heed removed In Irancplanl wrgery. rhythmic heartbeats. But o’^er key sub stances involved in her research are des troyed bv enzymes within M minutes of pieces of hearts that are frozen in liquid death. so Dr. Leinwand must rely on the nitrogen immediately after their rt-mov al simples taken immediately after the at die University of Pittsburgii Tliey are heart is removed from the body and then sent to her laboratory at die Aloe rt frozen in the operating room. Einstein Medical School Dr Leinwand said lhe idea for study The discarded organs have rarely been ing discarded hearts grew out of her studied beyond standard autopsies to work with cardiologists like Dr James determine the cause of death Dr Lein Scheuer. who heads Einstein s depart wand's particular research is dependent on having tissue frozen quickly, rather ment of medicine. To carry out the studies Dr. Le“»'*^ than using tissue from autopsies, which pulverizes frozen samples sent from usually are done several hours after Pittsburgh, adds chemicals to extract the death , . key components, and uses nucleic acids At her lab. she is beginning to apply as probes to study specific genetic frag new techniques of molecular biology to try to understand heart disease at its ments, which she reproduces using bac most basic level: in the molecules, genes teria After additional steps, she uses a and biochemistry that are programmed computer to determine the sequence of the nucleic acids in the myosin and to at conception. The heart is a pump that is almost detect differences among the samples purely muscle Dr Leinwand’s interest The entire process takes about 10 days in the disorders that damage it stems from her research on muscle cells that Even in common conditions like began in 1981, when she moved to Ein congestive heart failure, doctors know stein from Rockefeller University. Much little about what changes, if any. occur TTh* New York TlmewJw k Manning rom hearts discarded after transplant of her research involves lhe genes that I in myosin to cause it And doctors also operations, a Bronx scientist hopes FI to find clues to explain why many peocontrol a key component of muscle ! want to study myosin's role in cardi pie succumb to heart disease and others called myosin, the chief protein involved omyopathy, a degeneration of the heart i In a section called 'The Ooctor's World.’' the I do not. in making muscle cells contract muscle that affects most of the patients New York Times recently featured the medl Ultimately, the research could help Changes [in myosin) can be detected who need transplants I cW research of Leslie Anne Lelnwand A gradu j doctors determine, for example, why only by comparing healthy with The______condition ______has ______been linked to many ate ot the Class of 72. with hoeors, Lelnwand I some people die of heart disease despite damaged heart muscle and by studying factors,{actors ranging from aiconoialcohol use to received a Ph D. degree from Yale University exercising and eating wisely, while samples at different stages of life But )i viruses Some- types of. cardiomyopathy I doctors know little about how aging af- and did postdoctoral work at Rockefeller others live to ripe old age defying all the \ may also be related to the most common I feels the human heart, largely because University She has boon at the Albert Einstein I health warnings Or it could lead to \ heart problem coronary artery disease | screening tests to determine who could i of Hie difficulty m obtaining cells from1 . that is caused by atherosclerosis Y.x College of Medicine, Bronx, New York, since I eat fatty foods and smoke cigarettes with /healthy living hearts. The heart is pro i pens believe that Dr Leinwand’s tech 1980. teaching microbiology. Immunology, and reeled by the rib cage, and a risk exists little risk of heart disease ’ / niques may not only provide a way to genetics. In 1987 she was appointed scientif in taking even tiny samples from living Ttie scientist. Dr. Leslie A Leinwand, I sort out the patterns, but could lead to ic director ot the college’s cardiovascular also hopes that her work will shed light hearts. standard blood tests of the genetic center and director ot the graduate school. on why heart cells cannot divide but can The tens of thousands of coronary material in white cells to determine sus Among her many honors, she Is currently enlarge because of exercise or disease. bypass operations done each year are ceptibility to heart disease . The number of heart cells is fixed at an American Heart Association Established not useful to Dr. Leinwand because sur birth; if they are destroyed in a heart geons primarily cut the coronary arter Investigator. 1 attack they are not replaced ies that surround and nourish the heart ‘ Dr. Leinwand is working with small Krpniitrd with pcnrnuion from the Xcu York Timrs and usually spare heart muscle Marell 8, 1988 NSF Provides $5.7 Million for Cornell Plant Science Center new Center for the Experimental representing four Cornell-affiliated or tain important crop plants such as Analysis and Transfer of Plant Genes ganizations tiie New York State College A wheat, com. rice and soybeans." has been established at Cornell Uni verof Agriculture and Life Sciences, die Col sity, where geneticists and molecular lege of Engineering, the Boyce Thomp Hanson said the center will emphasize biologists will develop new ways to im son Institute for Plant Research, and the research on plant genes that are not yet prove agriculturally important plants Agricultural Experiment Station at isolated or are not understood sufficient The National Science Foundation Geneva, N Y. ly to be engineered, and on transferring (NSF) has awarded $5.7 million to run The new center will feature genes into new locations in plants resis the center for five years, it was an ■ A central resource, the Cell Culture tant to genetic engineering I nounced on Sept. 1 by David R Kings and Transformation Facility, with es . uA *.engthy Period of in-laboratory bury, assistant director of NSF for sential equipment and staffed with technology development, gene analysis biological and behavioral sciences experts in the latest technology for and basic research lies ahead before nov The College of Agriculture and Life introducing genes into plant cells el plants produced at the center can be Sciences will provide an additional $1.7 ■ A technology development project for taken to the field," she said. "This tvpe ' million toward the operation of the learning to isolate important plant of basic research is necessary in order center and its training program to build genes and to transfer genes into any to realize the next phase of applications greenhouses, staff and equip a new fa genome of any plant species. This of genetics engineering to agriculture " cility, and establish a graduate assistant project will include further develop The award is part of a joint Plant vanced graduate students and training ship program in plant biology ment of a novel process to introduce for postdoctoral fellows bcience Centers Program established bv "The center will provide critically DNA into cells by shooting them with ■Technology transfer between the the Department of Agriculture (USDA) needed support for graduate study in DNA coated microprojectiles-the so- NgV rL,art,nenl °f Ener*y (DOE) plant biology to ensure that promising center and biotechnology companies called biolistic process invented at NSF The program is based on the need students can receive top-rate training in and academic institutions through Cornell by plant scientist John C. San to improve the quality of food and fiber, tlie latest experimental strategies for workshops, exchange of scientists and ford and electrical engineer Edward D. increase the efficiency of their produc studying plant genes.' ’ said Maureen R short-term visits to the center Wolf. The microprojectile gun already tion, and develop and use new products Hanson, associate professor of plant "Although a number of leading bio has been used to produce genetically to ensure the future competitive position molecular biology and director of the < technology companies have isolated use altered yeast and algae Witli NSF sup of U.S agriculture and production of new plant science center ful genes and transferred them into port, researchers will try to apply the renewable resources The new center will be a unit in the certain plants, which are already in field method to crop plants. toLhe..USDA 3,80 awarded $1.3 million Cornell Biotechnology Program, which XriS’i.Q’e1fnaJOnty of gcnes affecW ■ Training of the next generation of to Michigan State University for a Center agriculturally important traits remain to is about to open a $32 million research plant genetic engineers through un be isolated characterized and en for Genetjc and Biochemical Alteration building funded by the state of New York dergraduate student summer appoint of Plant Lipids and Starch, and DOE and Cornell The plant center will in STtHanSOn 531(1 "Even “ter ments, assistantships for entering E"* g6ne u ready ’ifs difr'cult or awarded $2.5 million to Arizona State volve scientists from diverse disciplines graduate students, fellowships for ad I virtuafiy impossible to transfer it to cer J, Diversity for a Center for the Study of Early Events in Photosynthesis. Faculty News Order Countryman Directly Beginning January 1. 1989, Alumni Dale E. Bauman the Liberty Hyde Bailey tai Research, has been awarded the Eco Association members wanting to receive Professor of Animal Science, was one of logical Society of America MacArthur the Cornell Countryman will subscribe 61 new members elected to the Nation Award for 1988. It is awarded annually separately from membership dues al Academy of Sciences this year Elec "for meritorious contributions to ecolo The board of directors of the Alumni lion to the academy is considered one of gy with the expectation of continuing Assoc iation has dec ided that new mem the highest honors that can be accord outstanding ecological research ” Levin berships and membership renewals will ed an American scientist or engineer specializes in [xipulation and communi not include subscription to the Country Bauman, a nutritional biochemist, is a ty biology and in the applications of man Spiraling costs for printing and pioneer in the use of bovine growth hor mathematics to biology He is currently mailing the magazine have prompted the mone in boosting the production effi collaborating on the development of a decision ciency of dairy animals. computer model of the spread of AIDS. Subscription letters will be mailed to all members after January 1 Members E. Yvonne Beauford visiting professor in Robert F. Lucey the E. V Baker Profes who wish to receive lhe Countryman I the Department of Rural Sociolog}-, was sor of Agriculture, has received the 1988 may do so al the price of $12 for two presented the Distinguished Research Northeastern Industry Extension Award years ($14 for nonmembers). The alumni Achievement Award for 1988 by the Na from the American Society of Agrono office will include subscription orders tional Association for Equal Opportune my He was also cited this year by the with membership information ty in Higher Education The Association, Cornell Chapter of Gamma Sigma Del The board faced upwards of $18,000 founded in 1969. is a voluntary inde ta, the honor society of agriculture, for in subscription and mailing costs in 1989 pendent organization of 117 historical his achievements in extension if the subscriptions were to continue ly black colleges and universities. M. A. Rao, professor of food engineering Half of lhe two and four year dues Beauford, on sabbatic leave this year at the N.Y. State Agricultural Experi would be allocated to this single benefit from the Agricultural Research Station, ment Station in Geneva, has been The new plan allows for those who wish Fort Valley State College. Georgia, is awarded a Fulbright grant to conduct to receive the Countryman to subscribe immediate past president of the South research and teach in Portugal His at a low cost, those who don’t wish to ern Rural Sociology Society Her primary research focuses on improved food have it will not be wasting alumni dues research interests address the social and processes, food products, and food income; and dues will not need to be economic well-being of black and non processing equipment for fruits and increased immediately metropolitan populations vegetables SCULPTURE HONORS ALS ALUMNUS Htmtmbnnct. a new abetrecl Heel sculpture, rises 15 leet in front of The Countryman is a terrific training Thomas Eisner, the Jacob Gould Schur- Gerald E. Rehkugler chair of the Depart the Herbert F Johnson Museum ot Art to honor Joseph publication prepared by students in the man Professor of Biology, is the first ment of Agricultural and Biological En "Joel" Brender '55 Dedicated during this summer s Department of Communications We American to receive West Germany’s gineenng, has been elected a fellow of reunion, the sculpture was conceived a year earlier end urge all alumni to subscribe to it Karl Ritter von Frisch-Medaille, the tlie American Society of Agricultural En commissioned by eight of his Alpha Epsilon PI fraterm highest award of the German Zoological gineers, a distinction shared by only 2 ty brothers. Brender grow up on e poultry brooding farm Paul Tilly. President In upstate Naw York, planned Io follow In his parents Society It is given every two years for percent of the ASAE's 11,000 members Alumni Association "outstanding biological work character The ASAE cited Rehkugler for his work lootsteps, but was killed during a 1958 military alert when his Navy |et plane crashed at sea Remtmbnnct ized by an integral approach and a in a number of areas including egg han Is painted Cornell red and was created by Vermont sculp strong impact on biological thinking " dling, cabbage harvesting devices, and tor David Slomeyer Eisner focuses his research on insect tractor and agricultural vehicle dy communication His discoveries of chem namics. ical ’messengers”—in relationships be Verne N. Rockcastle, professor emeritus of tween insects and their mates, their kin. science and environmental education, their enemies and their food—have has been presented with the President s prompted further examination of the Award of the National Science Supervi chenucul »eraw as an important channel sors Association as the outstanding ot communication in animals of all kinds, science teacher in the United States for including humans The German Zoolog 1988. The association is the superviso ical Society also cited Eisner for his ef A ry arm of the National Science Teachers forts in conservation and human rights Association Although Rockcastle retired Once-in-a-Lifetime David M. Gallon, associate professor of from the college in 1986, he continues dairy management, has won the New to give a regular class and to conduct Opportunity York Farmers’ 1988 Award in recogni science workshops for teachers through I am pleased to make a gift of $------to our college tion of outstanding contributions to out the country agriculture. The New York Farmers is a Kenneth L Turk, professor emeritus of Alumni Auditorium group of some 50 persons living in New- animal science, has recently published York City who also own farms and have Please check one of the following Animal Husbandry al Cornell Univer an active interest in the improvement of □ A gift of $650 will designate a seat in lhe auditorium in the donor's sity A History and Record of Develop agriculture Under Galton’s leadership, name or the name of a person (or family) the donor suggests A seat ment from 1868 to 1868. The book die college’s Dairy Management Pro reference guide will be available in the foyer traces the beginnings of animal husban gram has come to lx? recognized as one dry, one of the first subjects taught at □ A gift of $2,500 in a one-year payment will designate four seats in the of the best in the nation the university Turk served as head of donor's name and qualify for the Tower Club level of giving. David L. Grunes a research soil scientist the Department of Animal Science from □ An additional gift of $1,300 (for a total of $3,800) will designate two with the U.S Plant, Soil and Nutrition 1945 to 1963. He also served as the first additional seats. The donor will then have a total of six seats in a row or Laboratory located on campus and a director of the college s Program in Inter a block, with special recognition in the lobby courtesy member of the Department of national Agriculture from 1963 until his □ An unrestricted gift of $10,000-$50.000 will designate the donor as a Agronomy, has received the 1988 North retirement in 1974. Sponsor, with special and prominent recognition in the auditorium foyer eastern Research Award from the American Society of Agronomy A check for my tax deductible gift is enclosed $------ Henry H. Hagedorn, professor of entomol 2nd year $______ogy, and John G. Seeley, professor emeritus of floriculture science, are 3rd year $______among the 302 persons elected as fel lows of the American Association for the Other ______Advancement of Science The AAAS has In addition to my personal commitment, it is anticipated that my 132,000 individual members and 300 employer will match my gift. affiliated scientific and engineering societies and academies of science. Employer’s name ------William Hansel, the Liberty Hyde Bailey Seat(s) are to be designated as follows; Professor of Physiology and Veterinary Physiology, has received the Award of Ment in Research from the Cornell (Use additional page, if necessary) Chapter of Gamma Sigma Delta, the honor society of agriculture Robert C. Lamb, professor of pomology at Name (please print) Class A tribute to lhe Me Leonard Judson '57 A plaque wu the N Y State Agriculture Experiment presumed Io Mn Marilyn JacUon and Debbie Judson Station at Geneva, was awarded the by Protestor Eddy LaDue at a rocenl annual meeting Address Date prestigious Wilder Medal by the Ameri of the Farm Credit Banin of Weetern New York. The can Bornological Society He was recog plaque recognuet the Leonard JacUon Memorial Fund IF MAKING A PAYMENT NOW, MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO razed for his work in fruit breeding, h the college. which helps • etudent demonetraUng Cornell ALS Alumni Auditorium principally in the areas of apples, cher loademhlp and financial need AND MAIL TO ries, pears, apricots, peaches, plums, Alumni Auditorium Committee, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. and nectarines. 242 Roberts Hall, Cornell University. Ithaca. NY 14853-5901 Simon A. Levin, the Charles A. 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