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Staying Connected

s I travel to meet with our alumni clubs, I can Ahonestly affirm that we have some of the best alumni in the world. The valuable contributions our alumni make go far beyond their fields of endeavor to benefit society as a whole. Each one of you is an Songs from the Hi II ambassador for our University, and we can all play or more than a century, the honor is reserved for the Syracuse an important role in the vitality and success of Syra­ FSU Hill has been alive with University Chimemasters, a stu­ cuse University. We currently have well over 22o,ooo alumni living the sound of music, thanks to dent organization dedicated to in 147 countries-and the numbers keep growing. In the Crouse Chimes. The bells' enhancing the campus environ­ order to ensure that we stay connected, I encourage familiar peals reach thousands ment through music. "It always all of you to sign up for the Online Community, which each day when they are played amuses me when I hear, 'There's allows you to receive the latest information about at 8:15a.m. and 5:45p.m. "Lots just a machine up there doing alumni events and reconnect with other SU graduates of times the bells are in the dis­ that; " said former Chimemasters through our searchable, all-inclusive alumni directo­ tance-but if people listen, member Allison Rainville '96 in a ry. As an alum, you are also entitled to a free, perma­ they'll stop and smile," says 1995 Daily Orange article. "Be­ nent e-mail forwarding address. If you have not yet Professor Joseph Downing, asso­ cause you can't see us, you don't registered for the Online Community, please visit our ciate dean of the College of realize we're there." For Matt web site at www.syr.edu/alumni or call the Office of Visual and Performing Arts. Rossi '03, G'04, ringing the Alumni Relations at 8oo-SUALUMS (800-782·5867). Purchased by former SU chimes is not only a way to show I look forward to meeting with many of you in the Trustee John Crouse, the Crouse his school spirit, but is also a months to come. In the meantime, have a wonderful Chimes were installed five stories source of pride. "It's a great feel­ summer and be sure to stop by our office in the above the ground in the build­ ing to play a song and know that Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center if you plan on ing's bell tower in June 1889. At everyone within a 10-mile radius being on campus. See you all at Homecoming 2005, the time, the bells-which then can hear you, " says Rossi, 2003- October 7 to 10! cost approximately $5,000- were 04 Chimemasters president. said to be the "finest outside of Ringing the chimes is anything New York City. " but easy. Operated by 10 heavy, Ringing the chimes has become wooden levers located in the a hallowed campus tradition. For building's tower one story below Donald C. Doerr'85, G' 88 more than 50 years, members of the bells, the chimes are activat­ Assistant Vice President ofAlumni Relations the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity ed by steel cables that run up operated them; when fraternity through the ceiling and sound members left campus in 1943 for the bells when the corresponding World War II, their sister sorority, lever is pushed. "It's fun, but it's Alpha Phi, took over. Today, the hard work," Rossi says. "After

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Far left, a student poses in the largest of the 10 bells. Nicknamed " Big john," the bell weighs approximately 3,000 pounds. The chimes are located in the tower of Crouse College (middle). Above, Walter Pfeiffer (foreground) and jim Potts G'69 ring the chimes by operating levers that connect to the bells.

playing for 15 minutes, I'm always years, Chimemasters members have a little sore." Downing can relate. tolled a note every 14 minutes on A former faculty advisor to World AIDS Awareness Day to rep­ the Chimemasters, Downing has resent the lives lost to the epidemic. played the chimes for 15 years. The chimes tradition can be "It's very physical," he says. "The lighthearted, too, Downing says, Save the Date bottom four levers are on the floor noting that it is common for stu­ and you have to hit them with dents to hear such favorites as your feet. But it's impossible to be "Whistle While You Work" or Homecoming Weekend up there playing and not have a "Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, It's Off to October 7-10 good time." Work We Go" when heading to Although they may be fun to class in the morning. After a home operate, the chimes have a more football game victory, the chimes Come celebrate with us as we welcome back the reunion classes of 1974, 1979, 1984, and solemn side. Each year, the chimes ring out the SU fight song and the 1994, and all alumni cheerleaders and band are rung at 2:03 p.m. on December alma mater, followed by the 21, in remembrance of the victims opposing team's score on a low members. Visit your old haunts, catch up with friends, of the terrorist bombing of Pan Am note and SU's score on a high note. and join us for the SU vs. Florida State game. 103. SU's alma mater and "Amazing "The chimes bring the University For more information, contact the Office of Grace" are usually played, followed community together," Downing Alumni Relations at 1-800-SUALUMS (782- by 35 tolls to honor the SU students says. "They are a unifying ele­ 5867) or e-mail [email protected]. Visit the lost on the flight. The chimes have ment. We've had a tremendous Homecoming web site at www.syracuse.edu/ also tolled in memory of the 30 SU loss, and the bells ring our sorrow. alumni for weekend details and updates. alumni and others killed in the 9/11 We've just won a football game, attacks on the World Trade Center, and what do we all share together? the Pentagon, and United Flight 93. The bells play out our joy." In addition, for the past several - Kate Gaetano

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Alumni shopped in the local markets and visited with residents of Orvieto during their A Taste of Umbria nine-day trip to Italy's Umbria region.

ary Jane Dybas '60 distinctly re­ friendly as Orvieto for the entire trip Francis in Assisi. "The trips to the small Mmembers the bustle of the local allowed travelers to completely absorb villages were the most exciting," market as she ate a wild boar sandwich town life. They visited the town's stores Pattison says. "We saw almost all they in Orvieto, Italy. Townspeople browsed and restaurants daily. "By the end of our had to offer in only a few hours." The through the vendors' stands perusing stay, even the local shopkeepers knew group also visited the River Arno as well everything from bread to the variety of us," Dybas says. "It's a real treat to get a as the churches, palazzi, and libraries fruits and vegetables the region is sense of welcome and belonging when built by Cosima il Vecchio, the Medici known for. In front of her stood the you are traveling in another country where dynasty fo under in Florence. Duomo, a 12th-century Gothic-Roman­ you don't even know the language." Dybas says the sights of central Italy esque church covered in marble and col­ Alumni needed no words to enjoy the would have made for terrific photos, but orful mosaics. In the distance, fields and many fine foods of the Umbria region. she decided to leave her camera behind valley vineyards seemed to extend past They dined every night at Zepellin, the and just enjoy everything she saw. "This the horizon. "This trip was a little trea­ restaurant of world-renowned chef trip was all about being in the moment," sure," says Dybas, who attended the Lorenzo Polegri, where they tried their Dybas says. "I would not want to see Alumni Campus Abroad tour in Italy's hands at Umbrian cooking. One night, Italy any other way. These memories will mountainous Umbria region last Febru­ Polegri taught visitors to make pizza and be vivid in my mind forever. " ary. "I could not have imagined a more biscotti as they sipped on locally made -Samantha Whitehome perfect Italian setting." fine wines. "It was marvelous," The nine-day tour, based in Orvieto Dybas says. "We had more fun and sponsored by the Syracuse Uni­ than you can imagine. Even the versity Alumni Association, included day chef had a great time." trips to the nearby cities of Rome, Each day travelers were Former Shaw Hall Florence, Perugia, and Assisi. But it was treated to a different educa­ in Orvieto that alumni had the opportu­ tional focus. Before heading to Residents Reunite nity to speak with the residents about life Florence, they attended a lec­ in Umbria. "It was this local color that ture on the city's Renaissance Shaw Hall Reunion will be held Homecoming made the trip different, " says Lucille art. Other highlights of the trip Weekend, October 7-10. For more information, Pattison '57, who traveled with her hus­ included a walking tour of Pe­ contact Melinda Reiner '84 at 541 -349-9736 or e- band, Ross. "This trip really allowed us rugia, a stop at the Vatican and mail mreinerl9@aol. com. to get a flavor for the people who lived in the Sistine Chapel in Rome, the area." Staying in a place as small and and a trip to the home of St.

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1. Shawn Magowan '93, an airborne military police platoon leader in the U.S. Army, posed before one of Iraq's main palaces last spring. He has since returned home to Annapolis, Maryland. 2. Last spring, Stuart Thorson (left), Maxwell's director of information technology, and Tom Harblin (right), vice president of giving programs, traveled to South Korea to meet with Kyung-won Chung G'92, president of the Alumni Club of South Korea. During their visit, they also met with South Korean Prime Minister Goh Kun H'ot, Minister of Unification Jeong Se-hyun, and )ai-Ok Shim, deputy director of the Korean-American Educational Commission.

3. The First Coast Alumni Club (north Florida/ southeast Georgia) held its inaugural board meeting last February. Pictured (front, left to right) are )on Vredenburg '94; Carol Lee Bertisch '56; Dolores Cleary-lones '89; Bobbie Schofield '57, G'77; and Joe Strasser '53, G'58; (rear) Harry Koslowski '81, '84; Sherry Coble '64. 4. The National Alumni Association Executive Board of Directors met in Florida last january. Pictured (front, left to right) are Shari Diamond '94 (NEW), New York City; Gregg Doherty '55 (A&S), San Diego; Greg Wilson 'So (A&S), Houston; Scott Setek '90 (A&S), G'92 (EDU), Syracuse, Alumni Relations; (back row, left to right) Neil Gold '70 (A&S), Dix Hills, New York, president-elect; David 2 Aitken '94 (NEW), G'97 (EDU), Syracuse, vice presi- dent; Eleanor Ware G'85 (MAN), Syracuse, secre­ tary; Wally Bobkiewicz, G'89 (MAX), Santa Paula, California, vice president; Joanne Alper '72 (A&S), Arlington, Virginia, president; Mary Jane Nathan '65 (A&S), G'89 (EDU), Syracuse, Special Events; Don Doerr '85 (A&S), G'88 (LAW), Syracuse, assistant vice president, Alumni Relations. 5. Lights, camera, action! SU alumni, fans, and friends cheered on the Orange with an appearance on the CBS Early Show in New York City during the Big East men's basetball tournament. 6. Alumni communications leaders from across the country gathered with current radio staff to celebrate the W)PZ Radio 19th Annual Birthday Banquet and Reunion Weekend last February. 4 7. These SU fans were full of Orange pride at the Orange Friendzy celebration, co-hosted by the Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Club of Arizona, during the Sweet Sixteen.

Photos courtesy of the Office of Alumni Relations

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Send us news of your accomplishments along with a photo. Howard women who demonstrate profes­ Items will appear in the magazine and on the SU web site. Pranikoff '64 sional success and community (A&S} of involvement. Send to: Alumni Editor, Alumni News, 820 Comstock Avenue, Ormond Beach, Room 308, Syracuse NY 13244-5040; fax 315-443-5425; or e-mail Fla ., is interna­ Wendy Harris [email protected]. tional president '69 (SDA) of is of the Alpha Omega International Syracuse Dental Fraternity. director of permanent collections in the development at American Museum of Jewish Joyce Core '65 (HD} of Knoxville, University '30s Tenn., is principal of Gap Creek education History in Philadelphia, the Jewish College, SU's continuing Museum in New York, the New Elementary. division. Anthony Fidrych '30 (A&S} of Mexico Museum of Fine Arts in Norwich, Conn., celebrated his Jill Bilas Sands Marilyn Morris Kletter '69 (HD) of Santa Fe, and the University of ggth birthday. '65 (EDU} of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., and New Mexico. Dorset, Vt., is a Boynton Beach, Fla., earned a Arthur member of the license to practice real estate in Goldstein '53 board of direc­ Florida and is a member of the '40s (A&S} of tors of Gift for real estate firm of Coldwell Banker Huntington, Life, a nonprofit organization of in Boca Raton, Fla . Robert N.Y., is a found­ the home decor industry, whose Seidenberg '40 ing member goal is to fight AIDS in coopera­ (A&S},G'43 and board president of the tion with the American (Medicine) of Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center. Foundation for AIDS Research. '70s Syracuse, a psy­ James B. Peden '54, G'ss (EDU} of Geraldine M. chiatrist and Allen Sexton G'70 (MAX} of Kerrville, Texas, retired as profes­ Slezak '67 (A&S} psychoanalyst, was honored at the Montgomery, Ala., is a senior sor and chaplain of Champlain married Gordon 6oth reunion of SUNY Upstate space systems analyst at Lockheed College in Burlington, Vt. Baron. They Medical University. Martin and teaches graduate reside in Denver, Milton Shetter '56 (A&S} of courses for Air University at Helen Barolini '47 (A&S} of ...... -Lll. where she is a Beverly Hills, Calif., president of Maxwell Air Force Base. Hastings on Hudson, N.Y., wrote retired biology teacher and works the Association of M oving Image Rome Burning (Birch Book Press), a in hea lth information t echnology. Augustine F. Ubaldi '70 (ECS} of Archivists, is president and collection of poems. North Olmstead, Ohio, a licensed founder of Miljoy Entertainment, Richard A. Spiegel '67 (A&S} and private pilot and president of A. Amorose '48 (MAN} of a Los Angeles-based consulting wife Barbara Fisher of Staten Michael Whitworth-Barta & Co., is presi­ Daly City, Calif., wrote A Guide to and project management firm. Island, N.Y., received the 2003 dent of the Ohio Aviation Recent Vintage Premium Wines Teaching Artist Distinguished C. '57 (A&S}, G'62 Association. (Foundation for the National Mary Brown Service to the Arts in Education (EDU} of Kalamazoo, Mich., is a Technology M edal}. Field Award f rom the Association Vicki Abrams '71 (A&S} of New member of the state Natural ofTeaching Artists. York City is a system administrator AI bert A. An ella '48 (A& S/ NEW} of Resources Commission. at the American Stock Exchange. Albuquerque, N.M., is chairman of Rona Lee Mann Arnold P. Etelson '59 (A&S} of Anella & Company. '68, G'72 (SDA) Emily Fragos '71 (A&S/ NEW} of Suffern, N.Y., is a justice for the of Hope Valley, New York City wrote the poetry town of Ramapo. R.I., created the collection, Little Savage (G rove one-woman Press). Fragos t eaches advanced '50s show, I Never poetry at Columbia University Knew the Knife Man's Name, a and New York University. program of original readings. William D. Shields 'so (ECS} of Serge Mihailitchenko '71 (ECS}, Mississauga, Ontario, is a retired Helen Dunn Frame '6o (A&S/ Mary L. Cotter '69 (VPA} of G'74 (MAN} of Miami is CEO of engineer. NEW} of Dallas wrote Greek Syracuse, president ofTime Club Lee International, a transla­ Warner Cable's Central New Yo rk interpret at ion service for Arthur Sussman Ghost s (iUniverse). tion and Division, w as keynote speaker at Miami courts. 'so (VPA} of Barbara Missert Wessel '61 (A&S} the annual Women in Business Albuquerque, of Essex Junction, Vt., president of Award Luncheon. The program Michael Pritchett '71 (A&S} of N.M., owns the Wessel Associates, is a member of honored Central New York Piscataway, N.J., is a self-employed Arthur Sussman the board of directors for the marketing consultant. Gallery. His Women's Philanthropy Institute. biblical paintings are displayed in

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Marc S. Balkin '72 (A&S) of Marilyn Murray Lindner '72 {VPA) Washington, N.J., received two of Waxhaw, N.C., participated in 25th Anniversary Gold Telly the National Academy of Design's Above Par Awards for the Mark I Video mural painting workshop. Productions documentaries, Ross Douglas G. Patchen G'72 (A&S) of As chair of Oritz Enterprises LLC, a New Roland: Giant of Steam and FT-103: Morgantown, W.Va., chief geolo­ The Diesel That Revolutionized York-based investment and consulting firm, gist, program coordinator, and Railroading in America. director of the Appalachian Oil Trustee Michael A. Oritz '59 has a pretty David H. Champoux G'72 {NEW) of and Natural Gas Research good head for figures. Ilion, N.Y., retired after 32 years as Consortium at West Virginia associate dean of academic affairs University, received an honorary at Herkimer County Community membership to the American But even he has a hard time keeping track of all the members of College, where he received the Association of Petroleum Chancellor's Award for Excellence Geologists. The award is present­ his family who have attended SU. For starters, there are his par­ in Teaching and the Chancellor's ed to AAPG members who have ents and his wife Joan (Harris) '6o. "I think there are 15 names on Award for Excellence in distinguished themselves through our paving stone at the Orange Grove, along with the words 'Our Professional Service. He is part­ their accomplishments and ser­ Soul is Orange,"' he says. "This has been going on since the time assistant to the dean of vice to the petroleum geology 1920s, and I expect there will academic affairs. profession. be more." While majoring in finance, Jonathan C. Chapman '72 (A&S), Bonnie Jennings Steele '72 (HD) of Dritz was active in Zeta Beta G'74 (MAN) of Hingham, M ass., is Solana Beach, Calif., is director of Tau and played varsity golf, a partner in the accounting firm institutional advancement at the which taught him a few of Feeley & Driscoll. Thomas Jefferson School of Law in lessons about economy. San Diego. Peter Clavelle G'72 {MAX) is the "The team got a total of two mayor of Burlington, Vt., and is Linda Troeller G'72 {NEW), G'75 golf balls per match," he campaigning to become 2004 {VPA) of New York City pho­ says. "And while our com­ governor of Vermont. tographed the travel guide, Spa petitors went on trips to Journeys: For Mind Body and Soul Bermuda or Florida for spring Karen Davison-Biazey G'72 {EDU) (powerHouse Books). practice, we got a net in of Palmyra, N.Y., chair of the Finger the gym." Austerity, however, Lakes Community College board Glenn E. Bushel G'73 {LAW) of did not impede excellence. of trustees, received the 2003 Baltimore is a partner in the law "Warren Simmons ('59] won ATHENA Award from the firm ofTydings & Rosenberg. the Easterns one year and I Canandaigua Chamber of was a semifinalist, but there James B. Fisher '73 {A&S) of Commerce and the Business and was only enough money to Professional Women's Club. She is Jamestown, N.C., is managing director of finance and adminis­ send Warren to the nation­ CEO of Quantum Performance tration at AmSol, where he has als," says Dritz, who was Group, a consulting firm. worked for 25 years. named an SU LetterWinner of Michael Distinction in 1996. Eisenstein '72 William E. Franczek '73 {ECS), G'77 That same competitive spirit was evident in the classroom. It {ESF), G'82 {LAW) of Norfolk, Va., (A&S) of West won Dritz the Robert Bertram Roantree Award as the University's Windsor, N.J., is managing partner of the law firm outstanding finance major in his junior year. After graduation, he of Vandeventer Black, is a member president and went on to a highly successful career on Wall Street, serving as chief operating of the Virginia Bar Association president and CEO of Dritz Goldring Inc. (1980-85) and Smith officer of ACT Workforce Board of Governors. New Court Inc. (1985-95). The esteem in which he is held by his Development Division. Ellen Punyon '73 {EDU) of Seattle profession was demonstrated last year, when he was selected to serve as independent research consultant to the investment Frederic B. Glantz '72 {MAX) of is principal of Wing Luke clients of UBS under the global securities settlement agreed Santa Fe, N.M., is vice president of Elementary School. upon by New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer and the Abt Associates, a resea rch and Nancy A. Schulman '73 {EDU) of Securities and Exchange Commission. consulting firm. For the past 27 New York City, director of the Dritz was the Martin ). Whitman School of Management's yea rs, Glantz has been principal g2nd StreetY Nursery School, is a Alumnus of the Year in 1993 and became chair of its advisory investigator for evaluation and member of SU's School of board in 1996. A trustee since 1999, he is vice chair of the board's policy ana lysis projects focusing Education Advisory Board. executive committee. "Syracuse gave me a wonderful combina­ on child care and nutrition. tion of opportunities: a balanced education, preparation in my Adrienne B. Allen '74 (A&S) of Eric Hertz G'72 {NEW) of Jericho, Evanston, Ill., president of field, and the chance to enjoy athletics," he says. "I've always N.Y., is director of executive stud­ Adbridon Corp., is a member of felt very good about the University and I'm glad to help in any ies at the Fashion Institute of the faculty advisory board of the way I can." - David Marc Technology in New York City. School of Continuing Studies at Northwestern University.

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Jeffrey media specialist in White Plains Edward J. Gorman Award for Thomas A. Habib Jr. '76 (A&S) of Blumenfeld '74 public schools and chair of the dis­ Excellence in Counseling from San Juan Capistrano, Calif., clinical (NEW) of New trict's library media specialists. LeMoyne College. psychologist, founder, and senior Canaan, Conn., partner of Mission Psychological Marc G. Jones '74 (VPA) of Deana C. Maclean '75 (VPA) of is a fellow of Consultants, wrote If These Walls Brick, N.J., married Norman the Royal Evergreen, Colo., is president of Could Talk, A Therapist Reveals 25 Geographical Society. He is Marc Jones Studios. Roberts. Stories of Change & How They Can president of Blumenfeld and Work For You (Conifer Publishing). James J. Jordan '75 (ARC), G'77 Lindsay J. Rosenberg '75 (A&S) of Associates, a public relations (MAN) of Richfield Springs, N.Y., is Stamford, Conn., is a member of Robert J. Kalb G'76 (LAW) of agency that represents adventure a member of the board of trustees SU's School of Education Advisory Fairport, N.Y., is an attorney at and outdoor recreation at Alfred University and a princi­ Board. Forsyth, Howe, O'Dwyer, Kalb & companies. pal of James Jordan Associates, an Murphy. architectural firm. Eugene Delsener '76, G'78 (ECS) of Ronni S. Diamondstein '74 (EDU) Concord, M ass., senior vice presi­ John Kielczewski '76 (ESF) of of Chappaqua, N.Y., exhibited the Howard Kligerman G'75 (A&S), dent of Fidelity Investments, is a Maumelle, Ark., is a hyd ra ulic color photograph collection The G'83, G'88 (EDU) of Syracuse, post­ member of SU's School of engineer for the U.S. Army Corps Nature of New Castle at the New secondary counselor at George W. Information Studies Board of of Engineers. Castle Town Hall in Chappaqua. Fowler High School, received the Visitors. Diamondstein is a school library

Courting Success in Basketball

When Felisha Legette-Jack '89 was a senior at Nottingham High School in Syracuse, she was courted with attractive offers of bas­ ketball scholarships from Virginia, Iowa, and Georgetown.

"There were several reasons why I chose While she builds her reputation as a coach, SU," she says. "I wanted a program that Legette-jack continues to be remembered for wasn't already well established, so I could her exploits on the court. She was one of 15 be part of creating a winning team. Also, I players selected to the Big East Conference's was the youngest of five children and want­ Silver Anniversary Women's Basketball Team ed my mom to see me play. And it probably in 2004, and she remains the SU women's didn't hurt that Coach [Barbara] jacobs had basketball's all-time leading rebounder and been recruiting me for SU since I was in the ranks second on the all-time scoring list. seventh grade. I had the perfect opportunity Named the Big East's Freshman of the Year in right in my own backyard." 1984-85, she was an All-Big East selection Legette-jack helped put Syracuse women's three times and Honorable Mention All­ basketball on the map-and is now making American twice. She has since been inducted her mark as head coach of the Hofstra into the Orange Plus Hall of Fame and the University women's basketball team. In two Greater Syracuse Hall of Fame. seasons at Hofstra, Legette-Jack has turned Legette-Jack launched her coaching the program around, leading the Pride in career in 1989 at Westhill High School in Despite the rigors of college basketball, 2003-04 to a 14-14 season, with an 11-7 record suburban Syracuse. She then served as an Legette-jack never lost sight of her studies, in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), assistant coach at Boston College (1991-93), completing a dual major in psychology and including a win over perennial conference Syracuse (1993·2000), and Michigan State child and family studies on the way to a B.A. power Old Dominion University. In honor of (2ooo-o2). Last summer, she was an assis­ degree. Her commitment to academics her efforts, she was named the CAA's Coach of tant coach for Team USA, which captured a remains strong today. "Under my supervi­ the Year. "Hofstra has given me great sup­ gold medal in Croatia at the FIBA (Inter­ sion, our student-athletes have had a grade port," says Legette-Jack, the first African national Basketball Federation) World point average of 3.3," says Legette-jack, American woman to hold a head coaching Championship for Young Women. "Ever who lives with her husband and son in East position in any sport at the Long Island school. since I was a kid," she says, "I always knew Meadow, New York. "That's really something " I know we're on the way as a program." I wanted to coach." to be proud of." -David Marc

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Norman Levine G'76 (MAN} of Lynn R. Offermann G'7S (A&S}, Beth Robinson G'S1 (NEW} and Toronto is vice president of G'S1 (MAX} of Kensington, Md., '80s partner Donna Moran Robinson Portfolio Management Corp. industrial and organizational psy­ announce the birth of their chology professor at George daughter, Julia David Robinson. r----:;;o;::;;;;:----, Mae A. Debra Silver Lustig '76 (VPA} of Washington University, is a 2004 They reside in New York City, D'Agostino G'So Roslyn, N.Y., is president of fellow of the American where Beth is vice president of (LAW} of Madison Avenue Designs, an inde­ Psychological Association. broadcast operations for t he CBS Latham, N.Y., a pendent home furnishing textile Radio Network and Westwood partner in the design company. Deborah A. Raines '7S (NUR} of One. Coconut Creek, Fla., associate law firm of Susan Szasz professor and director of distance D'Agostino, Krackeler, Baynes & RichardS. Vosko G'S1, G'S4 (EDU}, Palmer '76 learning at Florida Atlantic Maguire, is a member of the presbyter of the Diocese of (A&S}, G'7S (1ST} University in Boca Raton, was International Academy ofTrial Albany, N.Y., received the 2003 of Louisville, Ky., honored as a distinguished practi­ Lawyers and the American College National Award for Contributions is team leader tioner in nursing by the National ofTrial Lawyers. An adjunct pro­ to Liturgy from the Georgetown of collection Academies of Practice. Raines is fessor at Albany Law School, she Center for Liturgy for his contribu­ development at the University of co-editor of Perinatal Nursing serves on the Board of Visitors at tions to the American Catholic Louisville Libraries. She is also edi­ Secrets (Hanley and Belfus}. SU's College of Law and Albany Church. tor-in-chief of Microform and Law School. Imaging Review, which reports on Kirk R. Stevens '7S (A&S} of Jeffrey Wolf 'S1 (MAN} of New projects and technical develop­ Chicago owns Arch image Beth Davidson-Mendick 'So (EDU} York City is principal of Jeffrey ments in libraries and archives. Architects. and husband Michael of New City, Wolf CPA, specializing in account­ N.Y. announce the birth oftheir ing, tax, and business consulting. Janet Roseman '76 (EDU} of Boca Douglas S. Taylor '7S (ECS} of daughter Rachel Lilly, who joins Raton, Fla., is a color and light Fresno, Calif., is manager of tech­ sister Haley. Larry J. Buck 'S2 (MAN} of Hebron, therapist at the Well ness nical services at Calaveras Ky., is vice president and general Community, where she works Materials. Scot A. French 'So (NEW} of manager of Belterra Casino with cancer patients using Charlottesville, Va., assistant pro­ Resort. spectra-immunology, a non­ Cheryl Bernstein Gurin '79 (NEW} fessor and associate director of invasive form of color and light of Valley Village, Calif., is vice the Carter G. Woodson Institute Antonia K. therapy. Roseman wrote Dance president for membership for the for African American and African Colella G'S2 Greater San Fernando Valley {EDU} of Was Their Religion: The Spiritual Studies at the University of Choreographies of Isadora Duncan, chapter of the Association for Virginia, wrote The Rebellious Auburn, N.Y., co­ Now Ruth St. Denis, and Martha Fund raising Professionals. She is Slave: Nat Turner in American wrote director of resource development We 're Talking ... Graham (Hohm Press}. Memory (Houghton Mifflin}. at the Dubnoff Center, a nonprofit The Story of Theodore W Case and Gregory W. Faust 'n (A&S}, G'7S agency that provides child devel­ Russell Klettke 'So (NEW} of Sound-On-Film (1st Books} with (MAX} of Boca Raton, Fla., is opment and educational therapy Chicago wrote A Guy's Cotta Eat: her 10-year-old son, Luke. They dis­ president and CEO of Engineered for children. The Regular Guy's Guide to Eating cussed the book on the television Business Systems/Tangent Smart (Marlowe & Co.}. Klettke is show Hour CNY, and a review of (A&S} of Ocean Solutions. Bruce Levine '79 a communications consultant, the book appeared in Marquee, an Grove, N.J., staff editor at The New recreational triathlete, and a international magazine. Colella is Jeffrey Goldman '77 (NEW} of York Times, worked in Paris last fall member of the national board of a reading teacher at State Street Washington, D.C., is a producer for and winter at the International governors of the Human Rights School in Skaneateles. CBS News. Herald Tribune, which is published Campaign. by The Times. Crystal Davenport 'S2 (VPA} is web R. Thomas Killips '77 (N EW} of Karen Guancione 'S1 (VPA} of and graphic design manager at Clifton Park, N.Y., staff photogra­ Amy Schwartzberg '79 (SWK} of Belleville, N.J., an artist and the Phi ladelphia Corporation for pher for the Record newspaper in Coconut Creek, Fla., is director of designer, was featured at William Aging. She is pursuing a master of Troy, N.Y., released New York's mental health at the League for Paterson University's Ben Shahn fine arts degree at Marywood Capital District: 7978-2003 the Hard of Hearing-Florida. Center Galleries in Wayne, N.J., as University. She resides in Delran, (Arcadia}, a collection of his a part of the American N.J., with her partner, Valerie. Michael Vanairsdale G'79 (MAN} photographs. Impressions: National Juried of Peachtree City, Ga., is superin­ (VPA} of Printmaking exhibition, and at the David V. Lawrence 'S2 Robin Ann Moore '77 (A&S} of tendent of the Fu lton County Paul Robeson Gallery in Newark, Winter Park, Fla., is a promotion Cooperstown, N.Y., is vice presi­ Board of Education. N.J., as part of the Immigration writer and producer for WKMG-TV, dent of human resources at and Expectations exhibition. a CBS affiliate. Bassett Healthcare. Tyler W. Yandow '79 (ARC} of Dorset, Vt., is president ofTyler W. Jennifer R. Light 'S1 (VPA} married Nina Monastero 'S2 (ARC /A&S} of Melissa Butler Bennett '7S (ARC} Yandow Architect, a residential Michael A. Bencivenga. They reside Cambridge, M ass., principa l of the of West Medford, M ass., is head of design business. in New York City, where she is a design f irm M onastero & architecture at STV Inc.-Boston. rea l est at e agent at Halst ead/ Associates, received the 2004 Entrepreneur of the Yea r Award Peter Carty '7S (N EW} of Feathered Nest . f rom New England Women in Real Cambridge, M ass., is director of Estate. rea l estate at Genzyme Corp., a biotech company.

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Imprisonment, and Forced Labor: A Kevin Friedman '87 (A&S) of Slovene Student in World War II Phoenix, Md., is national sales Join The Club (Peter Lang Publishing) into the manager at Infinity Broadcasting. ~== Slovenian language. WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO GET INVOLVED with your local alumni Donn lanuzi II G'87 (LAW) of club. Clubs participate in a variety of activities, including game­ Robert Schumitz '85 (A&S) of Tonopah, Nev., is a deputy district watching events, networking opportunities, new student recruit­ Fayetteville, N.C., is commander attorney. ing, and community service projects. and lieutenant colonel of the U.S. Army 18th Contracting Command. Laurence H. Mass '87 (A&S) of Visit the Office of Alumni Relations: Wilmington, N.C., is vice president George T. Urch of investments www.syracuse.edu/alumni at A.G. Edwards & G'85 (MAX) of Sons. Orange, Calif., is Look for the "Alumni Clubs" link on our home page under deputy airport Debra Dinkel McCarthy '87 (MAN) "Activities." There you will find a complete listing of all our director at John of Golden, Colo., is a network regional and specialty clubs, as well as the club contact's Wayne Airport administrator for the Colorado name, phone number, and e-mail address. For information on in Orange County. Rockies baseball team in Denver. the club nearest you, contact the person listed or call the Office Karen Berkman G'86 (SWK), G'95 Carol Hebert Cady '88 (NEW) of of Alumni Relations at t-800-782·5867. (EDU) ofTampa, Fla., is director of Marshfield, Mass., is co-founder the Center for Autism and Related and publisher of Mom's & Dad's Disabilities at the University of Guides. Mark Neporent G'82 (LAW) of John P. Ryan '84 (MAN) is a senior South Florida. Armonk, N.Y., chief operating offi­ vice president in the technology Perry Casciato cer, general counsel, and senior and operations group of Bank One Lydia Brownback '86 (NEW) of '88 (MAN/ NEW) managing director of Cerberus in Chicago. Haddonfield, N.J., a broadcast of Ha rleyville, Capital Management, is a member media manager at the Alliance of Pa., program­ John B. Steele '84 (ECS) of San of the board of directors at Confessing Evangelicals, wrote ming director Antonio is a lieutenant colonel in _____._ ...... _. for KYW-TV and WorldCom Inc. Fine China Isfor Single Women Too the United States Air Force. (P&R Publishing). UPN-57, assisted in the design of a Dean Stevens '82 (NEW) of "Kidcaster" campaign to encour­ Richard L. Dawson '85 (A&S) of Plainsboro, N.J., is president of Tim Green '86 (A&S), G'94 (LAW) age kids' interest in meteorology. Rochester, N.Y., is a senior analyst Vide-O-Go, a multimedia distribu­ of Skaneateles, N.Y., wrote The First at IPA Advisory and Intermediary tion company. 48 (Warner Books). Gregory Heilshorn '88 (NEW) of Services. New Orleans is the state public Karen Pick Wald '82 (EDU) of St. Shari Diamond Rosen '86 (EDU) of affairs officer for the New Nancy J. Edwards '85 (MAN) of Paul, Minn., is a speech patholo­ Shanghai, China, trains pediatri­ Hampshire National Guard and Port Chester, N.Y., is program man­ gist at Regions Hospital. cians at the Shanghai Children's commander of the 114th Mobile ager of banking relations for IBM. Medical Center to assess and treat Public Affairs Detachment. George Shepard Ill '83 (A&S) of Michelle P. Gallant G'85 (HD) of young children with developmen­ Phoenix, a self-employed emer­ Kathy Orr '88 Syracuse, owner of Nutri-Wise tal disabilities. gency trauma doctor, was named (MAN/ NEW) of resident of the year at Maricopa Nutrition Counseling, is a media Lynn Sadofsky '86 (NEW/MAN) of Moorestown, represe ntative for the New York Medical Center. New York City is supervising pro­ N.J., ch ief mete­ State Dietetic Association. ducer of Queer Eye for the Straight Seth Asofsky '84 (MAN/NEW) of orologist at Guy. Sadofsky received a 2003 KYW-TV, Chicago is CFO at Planet Payment, Bambi Grundwerg G'85 (MAN) of Em my Award as producer of assisted in the des ign of a a specialty multicurrency payment Colts Neck, N.J., is a program direc­ HBO's Through a Child's Eyes: "Kidcaster" campaign to encour­ processor. tor at IBM. September 11, 2001, in which chil­ age kids' interest in meteorology. Julia Bailey Hamway '84 (A&S) of Susan H. Keeter dren shared their thoughts on the Jill G. Sassower '88 (EDU) of New Mountainside, N.J., director of '85, G'89 (VPA) tragedy. York City is a finance at Gerber Products, of Syracuse member of SU's Ronald Santos '86 (A&S) of School of Education Advisory received the 2003 Gerber Products spoke at a Wayne, N.J., is group vice presi­ Board. Outstanding Achievement Award. celebration in Clinton, N.Y., in dent of Fujifilm's Photo Imaging Laurie G. Shapiro '88 (N EW) of Christine Larsen '84 (1ST) of honor of illustrator Alice Technica l Operations. New York City, co-owner of Lifer Montclair, N.J., is a member of SU's Proven sen. Robert Platt Bell '87 (ECS) of Films, wrote The School of Information Studies Matzo Ball Alexandria, Va., ce lebrated the Heiress (Red Board of Visitors. She is managing Donna Fulkerson LaVallee G'8s Dress In k). 1oth anniversa ry of his patent law director and co-head of global (HD) of Stamford, Conn., is pursu­ practice. David J. Sloan '88 (VPA) of Chicago operations of Citigroup in N ing a master's degree in t extile ew works in institutional sa les at conservation at the University of York City. Arthur Cady '87 (N EW) of Northern Trust. Rhode Island. M arshf ield, Mass., received the William D. Pearce '84 (A&S) of Donna 2003 Web Marketing Association's Sutherland '88 (NEW) of Penn Valley, Pa., is vice president Metod M. Milac G'85, G'91 (A&S) Best of Industry Web Award for Batavia, N.Y., associate director of of marketing for food brands at of Syracuse, associate university nonprofit advocacy. marketing communications at Campbell Soup Company. librarian emeritus at SU, trans­ Genesee Community College, is lat ed his memoir, Resistance, pursuing a master's degree in communications. 54 SYRAC U SE UNIV ERS I TY MAGAZINE Published by SURFACE, 2004 9 Syracuse University Magazine, Vol. 21, Iss. 2 [2004], Art. 12

Peter AI hart 'Sg (MAN) of Denise Duggan-Scharr 'go (HD), Lisa K. Easton 'go (ARC) of New Preservation. She owns Easton Newport Beach, Calif., is senior G'g7 (SWK) of Fairport, N.Y., is a York City received a 2003 Great Architects, an architectural firm investment officer at Check group care manager at Hillside American Home Award from the specializing in historic preserva­ Capital Management. Children's Center. National Trust for Historic tion and adaptive reuse.

Ryan Bomberger 'Sg (NEW) of Lafayette, La., is media relations and multimedia coordinatorfor the Louisiana lceGators Ice Hockey Team.

Mark R. Brzezinski 'Sg (NEW) of Smooth Landings Jacksonville, Fla., is a lieutenant in the United States Navy. When Spirit and Opportunity, NASA's camera-bearing tetrahedron robot­

Paula Fulco 'Sg ic landers, hit the surface of Mars at about 800 miles per hour last (VPA) of December, they were not smashed to smithereens. A good share of cred­ Camillus, N.Y., portrait artist it for the interplanetary photo opportunities that followed on the Mars and illustrator, Exploration Rover mission goes to Tommaso Rivellini '89 and Alejandro owns Kingdom Portraits. She received an honor­ Miguel San Martin '82, a pair of graduates of the L.C. Smith College of able mention aw ard in an art con­ Engineering and Computer Science (ECS). t est sponsored by the National League of American Pen Women and the Syracuse Post-Standard. Both work for Cal Tech's o. Her work was exhibited at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ~ May Memorial Art Gallery in .. Syracuse. in Pasadena, California. ~ Rivellini, as principal ~ Tyler Greenberg mechanical engineer, was 5 8 'Sg (MAN) of responsible for designing o Fleetwood, N.Y., the airbags that softened ] 0. is a physician the landing. "I was part of in internal the team that came up ....._.:::Lo.J__ ...... _, medicine and with the original space­ emergency medicine at St. craft architecture used for Barnebas Hospital. Mars Pathfinder in 1997. Jonathan Gruber 'Sg (N EW) of We elaborated on the ap­ Berkeley, Calif., executive producer proach for this mission: of Black Eye Productions, produced the tetrahedron design; and direct ed Pola 's March, a docu­ the motorized 'petals' that mentary f ilm that chronicles the open up after landing; and life of his grandmother, Pol a the retrorockets that give Left, Tommaso Rivellini '89. Right, Alejandro Miguel San Martin '82 stands Sussw ein, a Holoca ust survivor. the camera mobility," says in front of a mosaic of orbital photos of Opportunity's targeted landing the native of Governeur, area on Mars. Gretchen Keene 'Sg (A&S/NEW) New York. Rivellini earned of Monterey Park, Calif., is editor­ a B.S. in aerospace engi- Rivellini. San Martin feels a different kind of grat­ in-chief of Romantic Homes neering and also holds a master's degree from the itude. "When I arrived from Argentina, other magazine. University ofTexas. schools questioned my credentials. But at Syra­ Christopher T. Peterson 'Sg San Martin, also a Pathfinder veteran, is chief cuse, they took the trouble to find out what kind of (A&S/NEW) of Warwick, R.I., is guidance and control systems engineer. "I deliv­ high school education I really had. Once I got in, senior service specialist at Fidelity ered systems for all three phases of the mission: the professors were very supportive." Invest ment s. the cruise from Earth to Mars; the EDL [entrance, Rivellini and San Martin are busy working on a descent and landing]; and the surface phase," he series of future Mars launches. Though they work says. San Martin was an electrical engineering with robotic payloads, they share the enthusiasm major at SU. He earned an M.S. degree in aero­ of other SU alumni-including NASA chief admin­ '90s nautics and astronautics from Massachusetts istrator Sean O'Keefe G'78 and astronauts Eileen Institute ofTechnology. Collins '78 and Story Musgrave '58, H'8s- for hu­ David Autovino G'go (SW K) of Each is quick to point out the role Syracuse man interplanetary travel. "Exploration is innate to Pa lmyra, N.Y., is associate leader of played in preparing him for the space program. "I the human spirit," Rivellini says. "Until now, Mars service integration at Hillside was attracted to engineering by Formula I racing has been prohibitively expensive, but when it can Children's Center. cars. I never thought about spacecraft until my be done, it will be impossible to stop." professors showed me the possibilities," says - David Marc

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Christine Tomasello Gallagher t he Women's Bar Association of Ahead of the Curve G'go (LAW} and husband John of t he State of New York cha pter of Fairfax, Va., announce the bi rth of t he Industrial Relat ions Research To say that Sinforosa "Rose" Tan G'75 has a twin sons Andrew Martin and Association, she is legislat ive Sean Philip, who join brother Kyle counsel to the Central New York passion for education is an understatement. Matthew. Society for Human Resource Management Board . Lisa Lipkins McCafferty 'go (VPA) Since she began teaching at Westchester Community College of Pelham Manor, N.Y., is studio Benjamin Nummy 'g1 (MAN} of (New York) in 1977, Tan positioned herself at the forefront of manager at Martin Mistretta Winnet ka, ill., is vice president of technological advances in the classroom, learning all she could Photography in New York City. Morgan Stanley & Co. in Chicago. about graphing calculators, computers, and SMARTBoards only to share her newfound knowledge with other professors. "I Elise Abrams Marc Roth G'g1 (MAX/ LAW} of always loved to learn, so I pioneered things and helped teach Miller 'go (A&S) Crot on-on-H udson, N.Y., is vice president and associate general the other faculty members," says Tan, who became a professor of Brooklyn, N.Y., counsel of Synapse Group, a of math, physics, and chemistry in her native Philippines and wrote Star provider of customer acquisition later moved to the United States to continue her education. She Craving Mad (Warner Books). and management services earned a master's degree at Cornell University and a Ph.D. in cur· She also hosts and curates East for publishers of cons umer riculum development from Side Oral in Manhattan. magazines. the SU School of Education. "When I introduced graph­ Gregory Reynolds G'go (SW K} of Mitchell Santiago 'g1 (A&S} of ing calculators to my depart­ Rochester, N.Y., received the 2003 Bexley, Ohio, is health ca re and ment, only one person want­ Employee of the Year Award from group benefits office practice ed to use them," Tan says. the New York State Coalition for leader at Mercer Human Resource " Now they are a require­ Children's Mental Health Services. Consulting. ment from college algebra Reynolds is a utilization manager Michael Speier 'g1 (NEW} of onward." at the Hillside Family of Agencies. Studio City, Calif., is managing Tan explains the impact of Curtis Smolar 'go (A&S/ NEW} and editor, special reports, of V Life, t he technology in the field of wife Rebecca of San Francisco monthly magazine published by mathematics. "We do more announce the birth of their Variety. modeling of mathematics daughter, Elan. Smolar is a pa rtner than before," she says. "With Thomas Werme 'g1 (NEW} and in charge of com mercial litigation technological advancements w ife Kirsten of York, Pa., announce at Genesi s, a boutique law firm. like the graphing calculator, t he birt h of their daughter Olivia students who may have trou­ William Walsh Anne, w ho joins brother Cameron ble understanding mathe­ G'go (MAN} of James. Werme is sports director matics algebraically can look Rochester, N.Y., and anchor at WPMT Fox-43. at problems graphically and assistant pro­ Suzanne Hopkins Bixby 'g2 (NEW} numerically, which allows fessor of of Eva ns Mills, N.Y., ma rket ing and them more access. Now even lower-level students can study accounting at communications coordinator for deeper mathematics." SU's Martin J. Whit man School of the Thousa nd Islands Tan presents her methods for using technology in the class­ Management, is vice president of Internat ional Tou rism Council, is room at workshops and conferences throughout the world. She the St. Thomas More Foundat ion vice president of the New York has received many awards, including one from the New York board of directors. Stat e Travel and Vacation State Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges for Elizabeth Toth Breen 'g1 (A&S} of Associat ion. Outstanding Contributions to Mathematics Education, and the Hamburg, N.Y., earned a master's Agatha Kaminski Bodwell 'g2 Philippine Chinese Association of America Inc. Outstanding degree in occu pat ional therapy Achievement Award in Education. She has held the Sophia and f rom D'Youville College. Bree n (A&S} and husband Tom of Cape joseph Abeles Distinguished Professional Chair in Mathematics works as an occupational t hera­ Cod, M ass., announce the birth of since 2 001. She was recently honored with the Westchester pist in a private preschool for chil­ t heir daught er, Charlotte Helena. Community College Center for Faculty Technology Ince ntive dren wit h specia l needs. Michael Chung 'g2 (MAN} and Award. She also has served on the Syracuse University School of wife Shelley of New York City Education Advisory Board since 1999. Jacquenette Helmes 'g1 (MAN} of announce the bi rth of t heir Away from the classroom, Tan embraces the lifestyle of a con­ Silver Spring, Md., is an attorney daughter, Taryn Michelle. tinual student, studying Chinese, Tai Chi, Reiki (energy healing) , at Wiley Rein & Fielding in and ballroom dancing. She served as faculty advisor to two stu­ Washington, D.C. Ann Donovan 'g2 (VPA) of Seattle dent clubs for a total of 27 years. She and her husband, William Jacqueline was profiled on Design Interact, H.P. Kaung G'73, continue to mentor international students at Jones 'g1 t he online version of Westchester Community College, encouraging them to experi­ (MAN/ NEW} of Communication Arts magazine. ence the culture of nearby New York City. "School was always my LaFayette, N.Y., is Donovan is creative director of ele­ number-one priority," Tan says. "But there is time to do other a partner in the phants & ants, an interact ive things. It's important to enrich our students' lives, not only aca­ law firm of design, print, branding, e-com­ demically, but culturally." -Tanya Fletcher Mackenzie Hughes. A member of merce, and development company.

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Veronika J. Folz '92 (ECS) of Robyn Behrman Lupo G'93 (LAW) Arlington, Va., is deputy director and husband John of Columbia, for international affairs in the Md., announce the birth of their Office of the Secretary of Defense. son Zachary Joseph, who joins brother Matthew. Mary Jo Kuss Kravec '92 (NEW) and husband Steve announce the Kevin l. McQueen '93 (VPA) of birth of their daughter, Emma Mineola, N.Y., married Suzette M. Julia. Thweatt. McQueen is technology coordinator for Time Out New Marla Blank York, an entertainment guide. Meridith '92 (NEW) and hus­ Richard R. band Ross Meneghello '93 announce the (A&S) of birth of their Portland, Ore., is daughter, Lee Ia Renee. They reside a partner at in Irvine, Calif., where she is a tex­ Fisher & tile designer. Phillips, a national labor and employment law firm. Clare Mottola '92 (VPA) married Jon Lambert. They reside in Bronx, Siobhan Oldham '93 (A&SIVPA) of N.Y, where she works at the New Hope, Pa ., married Ch ris Fieldston School and runs MTP!, Cummins. They announce the an arts events company. birth of their son, Con or Gene.

Kimberley O'Neill Pirog '92 (NEW) Denise E. Pearman '93 (A&S/NEW) of Houston is director of public of Denver is institutional business The Orange Grove relations at Sleep Technology development director and a prin­ Institute, a Texas-based sleep cipal at Turner Investment Continues to Blossom center. Pa rtners.

Todd Beerman Weprin '92 Karen Siger '93 (VPA) of New York Banner, a sculpture by renowned artist Albert Paley, is the (VPA/HD) of Delray Beach, Fla., is a City married Joseph Dobson. Siger Orange Grove's latest addition. Installed in May, its place­ partner specializing in estate earned degrees in culinary arts ment was made possible by a gift from loyal alumni Don planning at the law firm of and culinary management from Hornung '53 and Robert Hornung '87. Barbieri, Screnci, Weprin and the Institute of Culinary Education Last spring, the Orange Grove was also updated with the Barbino. in New York City, works at a New names of dozens of 2004 graduates, who enjoyed viewing York Times three-st ar rest aurant, their pavers during Commencement weekend. As we con­ Christopher P. Cirmo G'93 (ECS) of and is pursuing a career that com­ Cortland, N.Y., biogeochemist, wet­ tinue to add names to the Orange Grove, our Orange pride bines her entertainment and keeps growing! The Orange Grove is updated twice each lands expert, and associate profes­ culinary skills. sor and chair of SUNY Cortland's year-in the spring before Commencement and in the fall geology depa rtment, received an Heather Sorrentino-Robertson '93 before Homecoming. Syracuse University invites all alum­ award for excellence in t eaching, (A&S) and Ben A. Robertson '92 ni, friends, and fans to participate in this new and blos­ resea rch, and service relating t o (ECS) of Alexa ndria, Va., announce soming tradition. his study, "An Adirondack Uplands the birth of their son Samuel To have your name etched in the Orange Grove or for more and Watershed Integrity: A John, who j oins brother Ryan information, contact Tricia Hopkins at [email protected], Scientific Evaluation of the Michael. She is a full-time doctora l calll-800-SUALUMS (782-5867) , or visit orangegrove.syr.edu. Forever-Wild Clause by SUNY student at Virginia Tech, and he is Cortland." a major and pilot in the U.S. M arine Corps. -~....,...,. Jonathan Doll '93 (A&S/EDU) Kurt T. Steinberg '93 (A&S), G'94 Stephen D. Whitney Kelly Gaskell '94 (A&S) of Anchorage, (MAX) of Framingham, M ass., is Brook '94 (A&S) and husband George of Austin, Alaska, ea rned a director of f isca l policy at the of Boston is an Texas, announce the birth of their master's degree M assachusetts Board of Higher associate in the son, Sa muel Finn. """""""""'__,...., from the Education. corporate, secu­ University of Al as ka, Anchorage, Barbara Viera Hatch '94 (A&S) and Sovann Suos '93 (A&S) of London rities, and life and will begin a doctoral program husband Zacharia Hatch '94 (A&S) is a se nior analyst at Goldman sciences group at Burns & at Texas A&M this fall. of Milford, M ass., announce the Sachs International. Levinson. birth of their son, Ga briel Arthur. Karen Putney lannella '93 Scott Adamson '94 (VPA) and wife M aura Duffy '94 (VPA) of New (A&S/NEW) and husband Frank Susie of Hoboken, N.J., announce York City is an art t eacher at the lannella '92 (A&S) of Brookfield, the birth of their son, Benjamin Ursuline School in New Rochelle, Con n., announce the birth of their Synn. N.Y. daught er M arie lie, who j oins sist er Ca roli ne.

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Jodie Lapin '94 (NEW) married ,..----:z::ar---, Anthony P. Rebecca Stidger Levreault '96 Aaron M. Wische '97 (A& SINEW) David Wertheim. They reside in Harasimowicz (SWK) and husband Eric Levreault of Tampa, Fla., is execut ive produc­ Ashland, Mass., where she is an '95, G'97 (ECS) '96 (VPA) of Milton, Mass., er of investigations and special account manager at PAN of Belmont, announce the birth of their son, projects at WFTS-TV, t he ABC affili­ Communications. Mass., is a struc­ Camden Jack. ate in Tampa-St. Petersburg, .....__ ...,..__._. tural engineer Florida. Heather Nolin '94 (A&S/NEW) of at N uTec Design Associates, an Robyn Luckman '96 (A&S) married Highland Park, N.J., is a fellow at architectural and engineering Michael Katz. They reside in Ratha Bhandari Rutgers University. firm. Weston, Fla., where she is area '98 (NEW) mar­ administrator for an adult day ried Kevin Carl Okazaki '94 (HD) of Boulder, Dane Lopes '95 (ECS) of Fairfield, care center. McCann. They Colo., is a senior designer at Conn., is vice president of sa les at reside in Communication Arts. GE Global Asset Protection Michael O'Hara '96 (A&S) of West Hoboken, N.J., Hollywood is a comedian and Services, a unit of GE Commercial where she is a writer and produc­ Barry J. Rubin '94 (VPA) married actor, performing stand-up Insurance. er for Nickelodeon. Tricia Wenglar. They reside in around the country. He stars as Exton, Pa ., where he is a sales rep­ Jacqulyne McCrea '95 (A&S) of "Mike the ba rtender" on the WB Matthew resentative for 3MESPE Dental Greenville, S.C., is logistics show, Run of the House. Caruso '98 (VPA) Products. manager at the Wai-Mart Corp. ofTallman, N.Y., Southeast Regional Operating Lori Altorfer Pinjuh G'96 (LAW) is an account Tracy Lynn Rudnick '94 (A&S) of Center. and husband Joseph M. Pinjuh '88 supervisor West Palm Beach, Fla ., is director (A&S) of Strongsville, Ohio, L.:.li..._."""---....1 specializing in of programs and community out ­ Amber Quist Moody '95 (HD) and announce t he birth of their hea lth advocacy and tobacco­ reach at the Education Foundation husband Craig of Billerica, Mass., daughter Kathryn Jane, who joins of Palm Beach County. control issues in the public affairs announce the birth of their son brother Joe Jr. department of the MWW Group, a Andrew John, who joins brother Winston R. Spencer '94 (A&S) of public relations firm. Kevin Alton. Winston T. Fan '97 (ECS) is a man­ Newport, R.I., is a systems analyst ufacturing engineer at Tyco Micah B. Gelman '98 (NEW) of at the Naval Undersea Warfare Leslie Chiok Park G'95 (LAW) of Hea lthcare in Tij uana, M exico. Center Division. He separated Owings Mills, M d., is an executive Ch ino Hills, Calif., is director of producer at WJ Z-TV in Ba ltimore. from active duty after eight years legal and business affairs at Rebecca Harper '97 (NEW) of Sa n as a submarine officer in the Navy. Crown Media Holdings in Studio Francisco is associat e food editor Lisa A. Haas '98 for 7X7 Magazine. (VPA) married Douglas Steinberg '94 (NEW) mar­ City. James Frank ried Nicole Hyatt. They reside in Noemi Mendez '97 (A&S) of Fernando A. Robleto '95 (MAN) M urray. They New York City, where he is a con­ Ba ltimore is a geographer in the married Carrie Slaff. They reside in reside in sulting associat e and creative Bronxville, N.Y., where he is crit eria and standards bra nch of Franklin Square, director at Grey Worldwide, an t he United States Bu rea u of t he f inance manager at Saks Fifth N.Y., where she is a human advertising agency. Steinberg Census. Avenue. resources assist ant at t he NPD owns 10 11 Productions, a music Group. production company. Poonam Singh G'95 (MAX) is dean Sloane Berkowitz Pereyra '97 (NEW) of Sa n Mateo, Calif., self­ offaculty affairs and an inst ructor Karen Hanney '98 (ARC) married Alison Curry Wallace '94 (A& S) of at the American College of Du bai employed graphic designer and M arion, M Evan Solomon. They reside in New ass., t eaches seventh­ in Dubai, United Arab Emi rat es. He owner of Hope Gra phic Designs, grade social studies at Aldrich launched t he w eb site, www.hope York City, where she is a job ca p­ resides in Ajman. t ain at Gensler, an architecture Junior High School in Warwick, R. I. graphicdesigns.com. f irm. Kevin A. Stone '95 (A&S) and wife Kathleen Sears Young '94 (N EW) Ross Tavel '97 (A& S) of Ottaw a, Nichole of M arlton, N.J., announce Kimberly Gillet Haven '98 (A&S) and husband Marc of Columbia, Ontario, ow ns the Bank Street the birth of their son, Jacob of Shrew sbury, Mass., is a math Md., announce the birth of their Isadore. Coffee Company. son, Julian M arcu s. teacher at Bl ackst one Valley Regional Vocational Technical Peter J. Vasiliou '95 (ECS) of Aleda Wesner '97 (VPA) of New High School. Peter Berman '95 (A& S) and wife Sw ampscott, M ass., sen ior traffic York City is a partner at Kovacs­ Allison of Staten Island, N.Y., Wesner Design Group. engineer at Edw ards and Kelcey, James R. Lewis G'98 (MAX) mar­ announce the birth of their earned a Professional Traffic Lisa Kyler Winkler '97 (VPA) ried Debi Bain. They reside in daughter, Rose. Operations Engineer certification. received t he 2003-04 Teacher of Claremont, Ca lif., w here he is assist ant to the city manager and lan DiBernardo G'95 (LAW) of New David E. Cole '96 (A&S) of New ton the Year Award at Lindenw old budget officer for t he City of York City is special counsel in t he Centre, M ass., is an associat e in Middle School, where she teaches Claremont. Intellectual Property Group at the law firm of Foley Haag in art. Winkler earned a mast er's Stroock & Stroock & Lavan. degree in teaching visual art from Bost on. LaTisha Lord '98 t he University of the Arts in (HD) married Tamara Freedman '96 (HDIVPA) of Philadelphia. She resides in Rasheed Boston is ow ner and designer of Audubon, N.J., with husband Tamara Handbags. Jeremiah Winkler 'oo (VPA). Marshall '97 (MAN). She Paul R. Johnston '96 (ARC) of ea rned a Hamilton, N.Y., is a t ea m leader at mast er's degree in public health King & King Architects. from SUNY Albany, and he ea rned

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an M.B.A. degree from Clark Eric S. Meissner '98 {A&S) is serv­ Julie B. Moore '98 {NUR) of government on the development Atlanta University. They reside in ing in Iraq with the U.S. Agency for Wakefield, Mass., is a registered of t he Mohammed Bi n Rashid Atlanta, where she is a health sta­ International Development Office nurse at Massachusetts General Technology Park. tistician at the Centers for Disease of Transition Initiatives. Meissner Hospital. Control and Prevention, and he is works as the South-Central team Danielle Passaretti Ragavanis '98 a senior auditor/consultant for leader to deliver development Rebecca Coffin Pahl '98 {A&S) of {A& S) of Arlington, Va., is a Deloitte & Touche LLP. assist ance, humanitarian aid, and Voorheesville, N.Y., is a special edu­ membership specialist at t he civil society capacity building. cation t eacher at t he North National Children's Alliance in Jason Mahler '98 (A& SI NEW) of Colonie Central School District. Washington, D.C. Cambridge, Mass., is an associate r------, Shari Milzoff '98 in the law firm of Brown Rudnick {NEW) married Kenia Palau '98 {VPA/HD) married Steven R. Simpson G'g8, G'99 Berlack lsraels in Boston. Joshua Silk '96 Cesar Garcia '97 {VPA/HD). They (MAN) of Milford, Oh io, is vice {NEW). They reside in Clifton, N.J., where she is president of market development Raquei-Ann Nurse McNabb '98 reside in New a merchandise planner for Ann at the Cincinnati Enquirer. {EDU), G'99 {MAX) of Cherry Hill, York City, where Taylor and he is director of opera­ Alison L. Webster '98 {VPA) of N.J., is a member of SU's School of they both work as professional tions analysis at Toy srus.com. Houston is an associate focusing Education Advisory Board. She is photographers. director of academic support at Armando Pereira '98 (A&S) of on health law litigation at Villanova University. Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is Fulbright & Jaworski Webster. She vice president of Menalink earned a J.D. degree f rom t he Holdings, working with the Dubai University of Oklahoma College of La w in 2003.

ABridge Between People

Marc Ellenbogen '85, G'89 is a citizen of the world.

A traveler who logs more than soo,ooo miles of the Global Panel Foun­ each year aboard planes destined for major dation (globa/panel.org), cities around the globe, Ellenbogen makes his an exclusive world forum longest stop at Oxford University's Magdalen for business leaders, poli­ College, where he spends two weeks as a ticians, scientists, and aca­ Visiting Fellow and Honorary Member of the demics. He recruited Syra­ European Affairs Society. Born a U.S. citizen in cuse faculty members to Heidelberg, Germany, he spent his first 18 moderate the Prague years with his two older brothers; his father, a Forum on Education Man­ U.S. Naval officer; and his mother, a natural­ agement and Funding, a ized U.S. citizen from Germany who worked four-day international con ­ for NATO. Today, his primary residence is in ference co-sponsored by Prague, the Czech Republic, and he maintains the Maxwell School that Marc Ellenbogen '85, G'89 speaks with U.S. Secretary of State Colin apartments in England and Germany. brought together heads of Powell during a conference in Washington, D.C., in 2003. "Growing up on an American military base in state, ministers of educa­ Germany, I was identified as a U.S. citizen," tion, and university presi- Ellenbogen says. "When I came to Syracuse, I dents to examine educational practices and pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy, statesman Vaclav was considered an outsider. It was the first systems from primary school through college. Havel, and former U.S. Secretary of State time my two worlds collided. I was a U.S. citi­ Ellenbogen is driven to make the world Madeleine Albright, in turn present the zen, but culturally I felt European." better for future generations. He incorporates $w,ooo scholarship to a deserving young Ellenbogen decided early in life to use his a student component into the events he orga­ person in Central or Eastern Europe. multicultural background as a resource to nizes, and has given scholarships or financial Equally as striking as his generosity is his build bridges between people. At SU, he assistance to dozens of Maxwell and interna­ personal commitment to living out his ideals served as student government comptroller tional college students to help them travel and sharing his hope for international and speaker, as student representative on the abroad or otherwise further their education. accord. For example, every Saturday- no Board of Trustees, and as president of Through the Prague Society, he annually pre­ matter where he is- he dons his backpack Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. Today, he is sents the Hanno R. Ellenbogen Citizenship and goes for a jog, stopping to pick up trash founding president of the Prague Society for Award (in memory of his mother) to an indi­ along the way. "I'm playing a role in my own International Cooperation (praguesociety.org), vidual or organization that best exemplifies way," he says. "I want people to dream, to a non-governmental organization that pro­ the spirit of international public service. The think, and to see that their world isn't the motes international dialogue, and chairman recipients, who have included classical only world." - Margaret Costello

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Katherine Berten '99 (VPA) of Christopher J. Academic Excellence Foundation opera, Apollo and Hyacinth. It was Seattle, a sixth-grade teacher, Burns G'99 Board. performed by the Unive rsity of earned a master's degree in (LAW) of St. Virginia Opera Workshop in teaching from the University of Paul, Minn., an Andrew J. Glick G'99 (VPA) of Charlottesville, Virginia. Portland. attorney at Centreville, Va., created vocal Rider Bennett, reductions, instrumental parts, Jonathan G. is a member of the Minnesota and rehearsal materials for the Gorman '99 (NEW) of Buffalo, N.Y., is a member of the - -• law office of Hiscock & Barclay, specializing in torts, insurance and products lia­ Preserving Nevada's Heritage bility, and commercial litigation. Christine M. Jenzen '99 Sara Jones's career began on a whim when she volunteered to help (MAN/NEW) of Willowick, Ohio, is human resources administrator at develop a community library in 1984. Sentinel Consumer Products.

Jacqueline Bean Kepner '99 (A&S) As a volunteer, she read to children and shelved University was supported by my state library of Eliot, M aine, is a second lieu­ books each week. "It felt like the right place to association," she says. " I felt strongly I'd like to tenant in the M arine Corps. be," )ones G'99 says. "It finally dawned on me honor that support by 'paying it forward,' and to Jeffrey Lowe '99 that I had a career there." be a real part of educating so students in obtain­ (A&S),G'o3 Today, )ones spends a significantly longer ing their master's degrees in library science is a (LAW) of amount of time in a library-and gets paid for it. dream come true." Syracuse is an As Nevada's state librarian and administrator of )ones was appointed to the position by Nevada associate in the the Nevada State Library and Archives, )ones Governor Kenny Guinn. For her, the position is the law firm of supervises a ss-member culmination of 20 years of Hiscock & Barclay, specializing in staff, manages archiving library work that included t elecommunications law, com­ of historical state docu­ earning a master of li­ mercial contracts, international ments, and oversees the brary science degree from law, and intellectual property. implementation of library the School of Information and literacy programs and Studies Distance Learning Christopher R. Murray '99 (NEW) the allocation of govern­ Program. The program of Villanova, Pa., is an account ment funds to dozens of allowed )ones to continue supervisor at Tierney Com­ libraries. In 2003, for working as a librarian in munications. example, the Institute of Nevada while completing ...,.-....,...... ,...... , Stacy Shanning Museum and Library credit from thousands of '99, G'oo (EDU) Services (IMLS), a federal miles away. "The distance married Nicolas agency, awarded $1.46 program is excellent," she Boccabella 'oo million to Nevada through says. "There were quality (NEW). They the Library Services and professors and you had a reside in New Technology Act. )ones, sense of community with­ York City, where she is a t eacher in with input from an adviso­ in the class." the New York City Public School ry council, distributes the One of the most inter­ system and he is a junior trader at funds to all kinds of esting aspects of being in UBS. libraries to improve their charge of the state li­ services to Nevada resi­ brary and archives, she Raashida Shereen Smith '99 (1ST) dents. The Nevada State says, is having the privi­ of Johannesburg, South Africa, is a Library and Archives was also one of only three lege to see hundreds of historical documents media sales executive at BDFM Publishers. state libraries to rece ive a highly competitive, and records stored in the archives. Those docu­ inaugural Recruiting and Educating Librarians for ments include Civil War-era territory records for Sarah Snyder-Bogaty '99 (NEW) of the 21st Century grant from the IMLS. The IMLS the state, the Nevada State Constitution, and Jericho, N.Y., is a producer for awarded $9.9 million in 27 inaugural grants that handwritten letters from Nevada's secretary to News bytes, a 24-hour nat ional will help recruit ss8 individuals nationwide. The the territory, Orion Clemens. "Since the Nevada news network. Nevada project, Mining the 21st Century State Library and Archives is the state's institu­ Librarian, will educate so students in graduate­ tional memory, I take very seriously the responsi­ John A. Springer '99 (ECS) of level library science to meet the needs of western bility of preserving our state's heritage and man­ Baltimore is a senior production states. )ones considers this a major career aging its information assets for future genera­ process specialist at Middle River accomplishment. "My education at Syracuse tions," )ones says. - Cori Bolger Aircraft Systems, a subsidiary of GE.

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Seth Warren G'99 (MAN) of Cara Sanford 'oo (ECS) of Fort Chesterton, Ind., is president of St. Worth, Texas, is an aeronautical Anthony Medical Center. engineer at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company. Marc Wildman Visit the following links for up-to-date information on: G'99 (1ST) of Hailey Schreck 'oo (NUR) of Syracuse is col­ Syracuse is a nurse anesthetist at ~ Alumni events lection develop­ Community Hospital Anesthesia ment librarian Group. www.syracuse.edu/alumni/programs.htm at Memorial Library, SUNY Cortland. Emilie M. Sommer 'oo (NEW) of ~ The SU Alumni Online Community Germantown, Md., owns Emilie alumni.syr.edu/onlineco Thomas Wyatt '99 (MAN) of Santa Sommer Photography. Clara, Calif., is senior manager of ~The SU alumni club in your area executive media operations at Kara M . Thoms 'oo (VPA) married Cisco Systems. Donald E. Crooks. They reside in alumni.syr.edu/clubnews.htm Summit, N.J., where she is a coun­ Peter Yuscavage '99 (VPA) of try club and health care interior Visit the Office of Alumni Relations web site at Stamford, Conn., is a graphic designer at Behrle Club www.syracuse.edu/alumni or callt·Soo·SUAWMS designer at Random House. He Consultants and is pursuing a (]82·586]}. earned an M.F.A. degree in com­ master's degree at New York puter art from the School of University's Real Estate Institute. Visual Arts in New York City. Michael Mattano Ubaldi She is employed by the City of Joy Jackson 'o2 (A&S) of Silver 'oo (VPA) Dearborn as the Americans Spring, Md., is a policy associate at of North with Disabilities Act coordinator the Nationwide Insurance Office Olmstead, Ohio, and liaison to the Dearborn of Fede ral Regulations. -.-...- communica­ Lauren V. Belden 'oo (EDU) of Commission on Disability tions media coordinator at Hanson, Mass., is a biology Concerns. Laurie Kovalczik G'o2 (1ST) and Whitworth-Barta & Co., is a t eacher at Whitman Hanson High husband Anthony of Weedsport, member of the city's civil service School. Julie Hirsch '01 N.Y., announce the birth of t heir commission and president of the (A&S) married son, Alec David. Kovalczik is com­ lndrajeet Chyandrachud G'oo local Republican organization. Matthew munications manager at SU's (VPA) of Long Island, N.Y., is art Bromberg 'oo Joseph A. Babik '01 (NEW) of School of Information Studies. director at Wunderman, a market­ Florence, S.C., director of broad­ (MAN). They ing communications agency. reside in Amy Lehr '02 (NEW) of New York casting and media relations for City is a public relations associate Pee Dee Pride Hockey Team, w as Providence, R.I. Justin Doucette 'oo (A&S) of at t he Hebrew Union College selected as one of three broad­ Pasadena, Calif., is project manag­ Oguzhan Ozturk '01 (A&S) of Jewish Institute of Religion. casters er for Thales Navigation. for the radio broadcast of Istanbul, Turkey, is owner and the 2004 East Coast Hockey manager of Cemhan Ltd., a manu­ David A. Levinthal 'o2 (A&S) of Heather Hilleboe 'oo (NUR) of League All-Star Game. facturer of ch romium-coated Arlington, Texas, is the Dallas city Phoenix is a regist ered nurse. exhaust pipe ends for the auto­ ha II reporter for the Dallas Gregory Bauman '01 (A&S) of motive industry. Morning News. Kati M. Kennedy 'oo (NUR) of Milford, Pa., is a medical student Brookline, M ass., is a clinical at St. George University School of Katherine Mack 'o2 Michael Paninski '01 (A&S) of E. (NEW) mar­ research nurse and case manager M edicine, completing clinica l rota­ Albany, N.Y., is a senior coordinator ried Timothy J. Peterson. They at the Joslin Diabetes Center in tions at St. Joseph's Hospital in at the New York State Assembly. reside in Dillon, Mont., where she Boston. Paterson, N.J. is marketing coordinator for Great Michah R. Smith '01 (VPA) of Bath, Harvest Franchising. Lauren Rinebolt Kennedy 'oo Jacqueline Becker 'o1 (A&S) of Maine, owns Bath Glass, a stained (A&S), G'o3 (MAX) of Arlington, Gaithersburg, Md., is a registra­ ~"""""'-~'""":.Oi~:-'1 Jennifer St. glass business. Va., is a budget analyst for Fairfax tion technician at the Peter '02 (VPA) County, Va. Sm ithsonian National Museum of Matthew Lee Torok '01 (A&S) of married Brian the American Indian. Defiance, Ohio, is assistant coach Arezzo 'o1 Julie Kubacki 'oo (VPA) of New of men's and women's soccer at (SOM).They York City is national promotion Zoriana Chmara '01 (VPA) of Defiance College. reside in coordinator for Atlantic Record s. Syracuse is an interior designer at Ashburn, Va., where she owns the Perceptions, the interior architec­ Elizabeth Dinn G'o2 (EDU) mar­ Kevin Scott Mumper 'oo (VPA) of event planning company A Simple ture division of King & King ried Michael D. Marsh G'o2 (ECS). Rochester, N.Y., is a human Wish, and he is a financial advisor Architects. They reside in New Orleans. resources generalist supervisor at at Morga n Stanley. Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Susan Fitzmaurice G'o1 (EDU) of Susan Errico G'o2 (SWK) of Novi, Mich., is a member of the Auburn, N.Y., is a clinical social Thomas Ragonese 'oo, G'o2 (ECS) board of the Oakland-M acomb worker at the Seneca Cayuga ARC. of Bloomington, Ind., is a process Center for Independent Living. engineer at Boston Scientific.

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Amanda Valenti '02 (A&S/ECS) of New York City earned a master's Memoriam degree in second ary science educa­ tion from Teachers College, Columbia University. She teaches physics at George Washington High Notices of deaths must be accompanied by a copy of an obituary or School in Manhattan. memorial card. Send to: Alumni Editor, Alumni News; 820 Comstock Avenue, Christine Glasheen Bachicha '03 Room 308; Syracuse NY 13244-5040; fax 315-443-5425. (A&S) of Boston is pursuing a mas­ ter's degree in audiology at 1921 Beat rice Manning Blackmore, Theodore R. Behm, Frederick Northeastern University. 1936 Catherine Swett Osgood Cou lston, Helen Regnier, William Seth Cowen '03 (UC) of Torpey Middletown, Conn., is a senior 1923 Celia Eldridge Hutchinson health ca re recruiter for Maxim 1937 Betty Ell is Burkett, James D. Nunan, 1924 Frances Ke nyon Carpenter Healthcare. Ruth Britton Reynolds, Melda 1926 Blanche Collins Perry, Hilda Fuchs Ransom Shippey, Abraham A. Spar, Nisha Kunder G'o3 (ECS) of Davie, Smith, Ma ry Louise Weinheimer Donald L. Williams Fla., is an electrical engineer at Steigerwa ld, Natalie HeindorfWeller Dayton-Granger Inc. in Fort 1938 Gertrude Weinberger Betcher, Lauderd ale. 1927 Doris Belle Greene Williams Rosemary MacArthur Damkroger, Jane Broadwell Heiner, Cha rles 0. Julia Lynch '03 1928 Lois Gibson Tuley, JohnS. Walsh (VPA) of Clifton Tyler, F. Virginia Acher Williams Park, N.Y., is a Harold F. Allen, Caz lyn G. Bookhout, 1929 1939 Otto C. Buckel, Valentine M. Carol in designer at Jane Bishop Frost, Florence Bartlett Jr., James H. Charity, Kenneth B. Ashley McGraw Gifford, Edith Burton Gill, Bronna Conklin, F. Norton Davey, Susan Interiors. Weisman Harris, Mary Potter Jones, Cooper Fassler-Babcock, Cel ia Kimberly Nash '03 (N EW) of Agnes Warner Kittle, Hiram W. Lynch, Dubnoff Fe ltman, Marga ret J. Ra leigh, N.C., is an account coordi­ Bernice Solomon Marshall, Marian Harrison, Martha Gannaway nator at French West Vaughan, a Everingham Frisbie Newton, Trevor Robbins, Gertrude Buyea Schepp, public relations, public affairs, W. Rogers, Arthur Rosenwasser, Ada Welcome I. Weaver brand communications, and adver­ Olmstead Thorpe, Egmont N. tising agency. Wennberg 1940 Joyce Holm Carpenter, Paul A. Dufner, Almon B. Hall Jr., Harriet J. Bethany Persons '03 (ECS) of 1930 Jane Freeborn Andrews, Jessie Huey Hartson, Janet Smith Kost, Newport News, Va., is a group man­ Gardner Kellett, Alice Wilson Lamb, Christie E. Lyttle, Frances C. Merrick, ager at Anheuser Busch. Alice Hooker Russe ll, Dorothea Vincent H. Naramore, Arlene Michael D. Read Russell Voge l Katsmeyer Palm, Nancy Vescelius '03 (VPA) of Peattie, Sinclair G. Reynold s Jr., Mary 1931 Agnes Ra lston Caldwell, Arthur T. Sche nectady, N.Y., Goold, Eli nora Pratt Price, W. Roger Hawkes Spence is a web and Test, Eunice Baker Wilber graphic designer 1941 Alfred L. Boberg, Harold A. Deery, at Rueckert 1932 Emily Burkard Betz, ArthurS. Da ley, Bernard Garfinkel, Helen Bogosta Advert ising and Public Relations. Ralph Helm, Harriet Nicholoy Gilbert, Peter A. Hopkins Jr., Ruth Bean Houghton, Lois Lowman Michael Sandy '03 (MAN) of Langford, Laura Holliday O'Hara, Koolwyk, John A. Leary, John F. Oram, Rochester, N.Y., is an investment Maurice M. Yaffee Robert C. Richardson, Robert R. assistant at Karp us Investment 1933 Helen Wolcott Barnard, Robert H. Tastor Management. Case, Russell N. Crosby, Andrew J. Kathryn Hookway Buchholtz, Andrew P. Schwab '03 (A&S) of Malatesta 1942 Tea neck, N.J., is deputy press secre­ Marga ret E. Fortune, Thomas H. Eleanor Vincent Johnson, Doris Van ta ry to U.S. Senator Jon S. Corzin e. 1934 Mason, Donald W. McCuen, Peter P. Buskirk Rogers, Albert B. Smallwood, Pranckun, James D. Weaver Holly Williams '03 (ARC) of Ra leigh, Eric W. Stark, Jane Barnard Williams N.C., is an architect intern at PBC+L 1943 Walter B. Drucker, James M. Early, Architecture. 1935 Katrina O'Dell Agle, Edith Du ga rd Richard C. Kleinhans, Donald Robert Erway, Joseph ine Lamb Fernandez, Pope, Robert W. Reifenstein, G. Stuart Genevieve K. Monzein, Charles E. Roth, Co nst ance Gaynor Stone, Pich ette Jr., Ca ndace Craw Svendsen, Edmund Tyminski Jr., Edward M. Susanna Coebould Swift, Lawrence Wheeler, Thomas Michael Wilber Thomann 1944 Erwin K. Boyce, R. Gordon Bradwick, Leon ard Gordon, Marcia F. Hughes,

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Mary Hind Laurin, Earl L. Oot, Marjorie 1953 George J. Cummings, Mary I. Geherin, 1968 H. Russell Drowne IV, Jared H. Jossem, Howd Tillapaugh, Willis E. Tuttle Jr. Charles D. Nelson, Barton R. Williams Joan Walker Michel, James R. Simon

1945 Roy H. Barto Jr., Blanche D. Blank, H. 1954 Paul A. Braginetz, Edwin L. Cates, 1969 Roger L. Gilstad, Francis X. Lovecchio, Elizabeth Corwin Cross, Lorma Shaw Alfred W. Clarke, Kathleen Jackman Ann L. Silsbee, Stephen C. Zegalia Gardner, Edythe Frobisher Hutchinson, Dripps, Patricia Maahs Fogarty, 1970 Michael R. Fox, Albert F. Hills II, William William C. Jordan Sr., Charles W. J. Everett Gertner, Katherine Horan G. Lombard Jr., Allan R. Schwarte, Judy Kirschenbaum, Harold Leventhal, Hak, Allen H. Kuntz, Frank D. Ragsdale, Beth Spiegel, Nathaniel B. Steever Mabie M. Reynolds, Alan S. Rubenstein Gerard B. Rivette, Janet Wilber Tanenhaus 1971 Cathleen Singer lnfanti, Dorothy F. 1946 Sanford E. Harrison, Mary Kimber Schnorbus Jacobi, Charles H. Ludlum, John H. 1955 James A. Carabillo, John P. Craig, Phyllis Picou, Betsy A. Sontheimer, Lorraine Ballard Danforth, Robert A. Folino, 1972 Donald J. Crosby, Bernhard H. Sutter Sparling, Julia Wiliams Stark Vincent J. Frattali, Herman P. Hopi in, Kortmann, Fred W. Schweers Dorothy Rotunda Krouse 1947 Marabelle H. DiRenzo, James H. Doyle 1973 Eric P. Arnold, Solomon Gidada, Jr., Merle Z. Eppell, Kenneth G. Haight, 1956 Marion Campbell Albee, Theodore F. Arthur A. West Frank E. Hakanson, William M. Barnes, R. David Carhart Hrushesky, Donald F. Klumpp, Dorothy 1974 John I. Granlund, Robert C. Mcintire, 1957 James L. Anderson, Douglas P. Co llins, Loudon, Edward L. Lynch Jr., Raymond Peter L. Meyers K. Ronald Denis, Rosemary Jackson D. Ouderkirk Johanns, Hiram Korpeck, Virginia 1975 PeterS. Lewis, Robert D. Malanga, 1948 John W. Add ley, Lee Adler, Carlton D. LaQuary Shannon Diane E. Tucker Angle, Patricia Fillius Hale, Carl W. 1958 Charles E. Benson, Emerson L. Brown 1976 George Garrelts, Bruce E. Hall, David R. Lustig, Sandra Alberts Moster, Charles Jr., Ethel G. Grove, Raymond G. Slattery, Nuckols, Samson C. Ushe L. Penfield, David E. Robbins Jr., Lewis C. Taynton Alexander C. Rosenberg, Richard B. 1978 Robert A. McAvoy Saffir, Loretta M. Sobota, Ralph F. 1959 Byron D. Greene, Eugene D. Perle, 1980 TerriL. Webber-Simmons Strebel Jr. Carole Sutton Wagner 1981 James A. Hill 1949 Harold Abel, Saveria Rotondaro 1960 Lindsey Hicks Adams, Harmon Q. Avera, Eric R. 1984 Cheryl M. Dentes, Patricia A. Green, Brown, Joseph Camerata, Allen C. 1961 Emil A. Catenaro, Francis W. Reilly, Eleanor Bayley Turan Davison Jr., Cecil F. Ellithorpe, Freeman Richard C. Woodard 1985 Rita Kuehlewind Tineo P. Graves, Frederick B. Grill, Richard J. 1962 Bruce E. Bouton, Robert W. Ludwig, Haupt, Saleem Y. Husni Jr., John Y. William E. Markcrow, Alphonse S. 1987 Marcy Weiss Langer Lambert Jr., Arnold H. Libner, Roy Nowakowski, Sharon Buskey Rauch, 1990 Elizabeth K. Rivkin, Nancy Melvin Mendelson, John J. Morris, Ruth Eugene A. Truderung Taylor Ressler Mucica, Gerald J. Parsons, Fred 1963 Martin G. Anderson, Lucille Murphy S. Perlstein, Louis V. Quadrini, Kenneth 1991 Michael C. McAfee, Claudia M. Rumsey J. Rudman, Thomas J. Sharkey, Ida H. Bergman, William H. Bogart, James M. Youngerman Elwood, Maurice W. Forman, Richard 1992 Beulah McKenzie Jones W. Gores, Dorothy Barron Lipes, James 1995 Tory DiNitto, Jason M. Rhoades 1950 James A. Casagrande, Edward J. K. McNeil Jr. Chrostowski, Rene V. Cooper, Robert H. Faculty Columbus "Ted" Grace G'02 Heidgerd, George L. Krzyzak, Joseph A. 1964 Joseph H. Gelsomino, John I. Green, Mahaney, William F. Matthews, Irwin Richard M. MacCaull, James F. A. Oppenheim, James C. Payne, L. Dean Morrissey, Gerald L. Smith, William B. Sprague, Mercer V. White Ill Stroyen, Robert Bruce Wilson

1951 Sidney Baldwin, GroveL. Higgins Jr., 1965 Richard A. Crandall, Myra Lampman Arthur L. Hoff, Frank W. Kyes, Murray J. Frank, Barbara Duncan Kilpatrick, Litin, Hilda Patricia Frank Pusecker, Karen Miller Klamm, Alta Williams John Sedor, Warren Thayer Jr. Leonard, Elise L. Prentis, Dennis P. Shaff

1952 Peter J. Buttaro, James V. Cooper, 1966 Judson C. Loomis, Erwin N. Potter, Tillie Myrtle C. Deysher, Donald P. Gilmore Gandel Teitelbaum Jr., James M. Heinike, Sandra Birk 1967 David P. Bindeman, Andrew A. Vrabel, Kirsch, RobertS. Kraiman, Joseph Brian C. Wa llace, Carmen Erwin Wilder Newman, Leonard J. Slatkes, Frederick 0. Welden, Eugene E. Young

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