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Signs of Spring EVERY YEAR, WHEN THOSE OF US IN SYRACUSE are wondering if spring will ever come, the anniver­ sary of the University's founding on March 24, 1870, arrives. This annual event gives us an oppor­ tunity to reflect on our heritage and display some well-deserved Orange pride. Multicolored Cheers Originally founded as Genesee College in Lima, New York, Syracuse University began as the hope­ hen John Trever '65 recalls standing student-run group that ful dream of Methodist Episcopal Church leaders. Wthe day the Syracuse Uni­ organized freshman orientation A few years later it was relocated to Syracuse, versity football team played Holy activities and initiated and en­ which was considered a more suitable home for an Cross during his junior year, it couraged participation in count­ emerging institution of higher learning with a isn't the game he remembers, less campus traditions. The national reputation. but the action in the stands. group introduced placard cheer­ As part of the Syracuse University alumni family, I hope you show your SU pride every day. I also Armed with a bullhorn, he stood ing at SU in 1950, adopting the hope that each year when the third week of March on the field and directed fellow practice from other schools. The approaches- hopefully with the first signs of students in one of the Uni­ commission also oversaw the spring in upstate New York-you will pause and versity's most colorful traditions: "Goon Squad," a group of soph­ think about your beloved alma mater and your time placard cheering. Signaling fans omores who organized placard on the Hill. Think about those who came before to hold up the correct colored cheering as part of their overall you and helped make our University great. placard at the precisely timed duties to familiarize freshmen Consider the students who are here today, benefit­ moment, Trever, along with with college life. ing from the commitment and generosity of thou­ classmates Diane Dusinberre '65 As Trever recalls, before each sands of alumni. Stop and think about what you and James Marshall '65, helped football game in Archbold Sta­ can do to be a loyal alumnus, such as joining your orchestrate the simulated image dium, Goons ushered freshmen local alumni club, giving to the academic program of an arrow flying toward its tar­ (or "frosh," as they were called) of your choice, or buying a paver in the Orange get- the Holy Cross eagle mas­ into the student section, present­ Grove. How you choose to express your gratitude cot. "My first love was placard ing them with the tools for plac­ and commitment to SU is a personal decision. I cheering, " said Trever, an editor­ ard cheering: a "laundry slip" only ask that you make a decision and act on it. ial cartoonist at the Albuquerque that listed the cheers planned for (New Mexico) Journal. "It was the game and indicated which fun to design those cheers and color placard to hold up at a par­ see my ideas come to reality. " ticular time, and three two-sided Trever was a member of the placards of blue, orange, yellow, Lil Breul O'Rourke '77 Traditions Commission, a long- red, white, or green. During the Associate Vice President for Alumni Relations

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Placard cheering was introduced by the University's Traditions Commission in 1950 and remained popular for two decades.

game, junior and senior Traditions Com­ "Placard cheering provided a nice looked forward to them," says Trever. mission members called out cheers from splash of color," Trever says. "But there "It was an important part of the Univer­ the field, choosing from a repertoire that was always someone holding up the sity experience." - Lindsay Beller included a halftime salute to the band wrong card." He says the best view of (placards depicted a yellow trumpet and placard cheering went to the alumni the word BAND against a green back­ who sat across the field. "I remember drop), a recreation of the colorful NBC one cheer designed especially for them," peacock for use during televised games, he says. "Imagine the word 'ALUMS' and the "taming" of the Penn State flashed against a sea of Nittany Lion (LION followed by PURR) . orange-the first four letters in Pulling off these spirited feats required white, and the final letter a a tremendous amount of pregame plan­ green dollar sign." ning. Trever remembers a labor-inten­ The tradition of placard sive process that involved tedious logis­ cheering remained popular with tical coordination on the part of Tradi­ SU students for two decades, SU Plates tions Commission members. They first until the Traditions Commis­ ew York State residents can show their designed the cheers on graph paper to sion decided to end it in 1970. NOrange pride with Syracuse University determine which colors were needed to At that time, the group reorga­ custom license plates. The plates, available create the desired effect and where and nized its activities in response for vehicles registered in the state, are when the placards should be displayed. to the changing mood on cam­ offered through an agreement between SU Next, they assigned colors for each cheer pus, a reflection of the increas­ and the New York State Department of to more than 1,000 seats in the stadium. ing political, social, and cultur­ Motor Vehicles. "We sat around a long table in the al upheaval across the nation. Individuals interested in ordering the Women's Building, passed the laundry Although placard cheering fell plates can complete an application form slips out, and marked them up individu­ by the wayside, the commis­ found at the SU web site (www.syr. edu/ ally with colored pencils," Trever says sion continued to carry on bkstjgeneralj dmv.html) or provided by the with a laugh. "This was in the days such SU traditions as planning University's Office of Trademark Licensing before computers!" orientation activities for incom­ (315-443-2838). Despite their best efforts the cheers ing freshmen. "You expected rarely came off without a hitch. these kinds of traditions and

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~at Lakes tour:co-host Thomas Gaughan (center) and SU alumni gather abo~rd.. the MV .qolumbus. during their trip last falL ...... • ALUMNI TRAVEL PortHuron e· A Grand Time on the Great Lakes

he ships that once transported peo­ Columbus, a 6-deck, 472-foot cruise ship only 20 miles across at its widest point­ Tple and freight throughout the Great built in 1997 that boasts such amenities and landed at Sault Ste. Marie, where Lakes region were retired during the as a library, an exercise room with a they enjoyed a train ride through dense 1920s and '30s. However, in recent years sauna, two restaurants, two bars, a forests and imposing granite bluffs into the grand tradition of cruising on the swimming pool, boutique, hair salon, Agawa Canyon. Next, the ship made a lakes has returned, and a group of SU and photo lab. The ship began its jour­ loop into Lake Superior and headed alumni took advantage of this fantastic ney heading north on Lake Huron into south back to Michigan, making its last adventure last fall. "We really enjoyed Georgian Bay, then traveled to Lake stop at Mackinac Island, where mem­ ourselves," says Thomas Gaughan, Superior and Lake Michigan before bers of the tour group visited the world­ director of gift and estate planning in returning to Port Huron. The vessel renowned Grand Hotel. "We were SU 's Division of Institutional Advance­ sailed at night, arriving at its given des­ amazed by the beauty of the hotel and ment. Gaughan co-hosted the tour with tination at dawn. Once docked, passen­ grounds," Gaughan says. "We were his wife Karen, senior director of devel­ gers could disembark and see the sights impressed with everything- the whole opment in the College of Human Ser­ at their own pace, or join such daily cruise was absolutely delightful." vices and Health Professions. shoreline excursions as visiting muse­ - Lisa Miles Alumni spent the first day and night ums, shopping, and exploring the of the tour in Port Huron, Michigan, coastal cities. "The cruise ship is ab­ Thomas Edison's birthplace. "The whole solutely beautiful," Gaughan says. city of Port Huron is "Some members of our devoted to Edison," says group didn't want to Gaughan, who spent a leave the boat." If you want information on: night at the Thomas Edi­ FOR INFORMATION At the ship's first stop ~Alumni events son Inn. "A movie re­ ON ALUMNI TRAVEL at Manitoulin Island, On­ counting Edison's life, tario, alumni took a trail OPPORTUNITIES, ~ The SU Alumni Online Community starring Mickey Rooney, is contact Tina Casella hike around Little Cur­ played regularly at the in the Office of Alumni rent, the island's largest ~The SU alumni club in your area town's theater, and two Relations at city; viewed a Native art visit the Office of Alumni Relations museums feature Edison's 1-Soo-SUALUMS or exhibition; and watched web site at www.syracuse.edu/alumni inventions." e-mail [email protected]. an Indian dance and and click on the appropriate link, or The next day the pas­ drum event. From there, callt-8oo-SUAlUMS (782-5867). sengers were comfortably they traveled through the settled on board the MV narrow North Channel-

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Alumni Happenings 1. The SU jersey Shore Alumni Club helped Habitat for Humanity build a new home. Pictured left to right: Peter Bass '57, Glen Kruman '74, Arlene Bluestone 'ss. Larry Kaplan '92, Melissa Peck '77, and Shawn Jacobowitz '94· 2. Debbie Fritsche '74, president of the SU Alumni Association Board of Directors, and Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw present David Marut '88 with the 2002 Young Alumni Award during 2002 Homecoming Weekend. Also pictured are Marut's wife, Carol, and daughter Lauren. 3. The SU Alumni Club of Long Island honored the Alumni of the Year at the Seventh Annual Alumni Scholarship Dinner last October. Pictured left to right: Scott Setek '90, G'92, Office of Alumni Relations; Don McPherson '87, SU Alumni Association board member; Jane Henn, Lubin House; Neil Gold '70, award recipient and executive member of the SU Alumni Association board; Lil O'Rourke '77, associate vice president for alumni rela­ tions; and Jim Douglas '85, G'88, president of the SU Alumni Club of Long Island. 4. Students and alumni enjoy 2002 Homecoming Weekend on the patio of the Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center. 5. Alumni gathered at a pregame party at the Annual Donor Recognition Tailgate last October at Goldstein Auditorium, Schine Student Center. Pictured left to right: Leslie W. Vielbig '57, Rosemarie Nelson '90, and her husband, Timothy A. Nelson '72. Photos court esy of the Office of Alumni Relations

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Send us news of your accomplishments along with a photo. Items so years and is one of the most his outlook and view s on U.S. and will appear in the magazine and on the SU web site. Send to: experienced naturalists in the global equity markets, interest field of Iepidoptera in the world. rates, crude oil, the U.S. dollar, Alumni Editor, Alumni News, 820 Comstock Avenue, Room 308, foreign currencies, and gold. Syracuse NY 13244-5040; fax 315-443-5425. Hall P. Groat '59 (VPA) of Man­ Earl Ingersoll G'63 (A& S), an lius, N.Y., created English professor at SUNY Joseph F. Zimmerman G'51, G'54 a portrait mon­ Brockport, was named Distin­ (MAX), professor of political sci­ t age honoring guished Professor by the State '20s ence in the Rockefeller College of Syracuse Univer­ University of New York. Ingersoll, the State University of New York sity Trustee Bill Davis for his years the author of eight books and Rose Hildebrand Brown '25 (VPA), at Albany, wrote Interstate of service at Niagara Mohawk. numerous journal articles and a portrait painter from Engle­ Cooperation: Compacts and reviews, is the only faculty mem­ wood, Fla., celebrated her 1ooth Administrative Agreements ber at Brockport to hold both birthday with family and friends. (Greenwood Publishing Group). ranks of Distinguished Teaching Born in Asheville, N.C.,in 1902, Professor and Distinguished Brown competed in one of the Paul Zuckerman Professor. '51 (A&S), G'66, first Miss America contests and James F. Dwyer G'97 (EDU) of """',__ John P. Malcolm was honored by the Miss America G'6o (LAW) of Salt Lake City, G'63 (NEW), organization with a full-page Marcellus, N.Y., Utah, presented G'72 (EDU) of biography in this year's pageant was se lected two papers, Fredonia, N.Y., program. as the 2002 "A Comparison of Copyright ret ired from Distinguished Fairness, Canada v. U.S." and "The SUNY Fredonia Lawyer of the Year by the Onon­ Teacher/Professor Exception t o after 37 years of t eaching. He is daga County Bar Association. Work M ade for Hire" at the annual now a volunteer on the North meeting of the Health Education Robert W. MacFarlane '6o (MAN) Country trail that ext ends from Science Communications Associa­ of Falls Church, Va., retired after Crown Point, N.Y., to Nort h Dakota. Bethea S. Owen '43 (VPA) of Falls t ion in Winnipeg, Canada. serving 33 years with the U.S. Church, Va., exhibited her art col­ Kristin Krum Marshall '63, G'78 General Accounting Office in lection at the Goodwin House Richard J. Beyer '53 (A&S), G'54 (VPA/EDU), G'71 (VPA) of Clarion, Washington, D.C. West . A painter for more than so (EDU) was inducted into the Pa., is an associate professor of yea rs, she has worked in a variety George Tragos/Lou Thesz Leonard C. Homer '61 (A&S) an communication at Clarion of media and styles from rea listic Professional Wrestling Hall of attorney w ith Ober/Kaler in University. to abstract. Fa me in Newton, Iowa. Baltimore, Md., is listed in the Lesley Mandel Morrow '63 (HD) of 2003-04 edition of The Best Helen Mollica Barolini '47 (A&S) of Jerome Mush kat '53 (A&S), G'54 Scotch Plains, N.J., is president of Lawyers in America for his exper­ Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., wrote (EDU), G'64 (MAX) of Akron, Ohio, the International Reading tise in the area of health care. FESTA: Recipes and Recollections of a professor emeritus of history at Association. She assumed the role Italian Holidays (University of the University of Akron, edited A Barbara Missert Wessel '61 (A&S) of High/Scope Associate, serving Wisconsin Press). Citizen-Soldier's Civil War: The w as added to Gamma Phi Bet a as advisor to the High/ Scope Early Letters of Brevet Major General sorority's honor rol l at its 70th Childhood Reading Instit ut e. William G. Clotworthy '48 (SDA) Alvin C. Voris (Northern Illinois Biennial Convention in Washington, of Asheville, N.C., wrote In the George L. Salton G'63 (ECS) wrote University Press). D.C. Recognition is given to those Footsteps of George Washington The 23rd Psalm (University of who have had a profound impact (McDonald & Woodward Pub­ Harry A. Dorian G'ss (LAW) of Wisconsin Press). on the sorority and its mission. lishing Co.), a guide t o places com­ Villanova, Pa., received the 2002 Robert A. Bond '64 (MAN) of memorating the first president. Ellis Island M edal of Honor, which -,.,.,.,= ,...,..,....., Sanford V. Asheville, N.C., does pro bono is aw arded to U.S. citizens who Sternlicht G'62 overseas projects for the Inter­ have distinguished themselves (A&S) of Syra­ national Executive Service Corps. among specific ethnic groups. The cuse wrote A '50s medal w as awarded in recognition Reader's Guide t~=•iMil James A. Jacobs of his significant contributions as _ ..__ _ """""" t o Modern '65 (A&S), G'66 an Armenian American. Mary Eshbaugh Hayes 'so American Drama (SU Press). He (NEW), G'74 t eaches dramatic literature and (MAX) of (A& SINEW) of Aspen, Colo., was David W. Bouton '58 (A&S) of theory in Syracuse University's Berkeley, Calif., named the first Aspen Living Davenport, N.Y., is a professional Department of English. has taught Landmark. She wrote Aspen naturalist at Mountain M eadow, a Potpourri, a cookbook featuring English at Diablo Valley College for private nature preserve in the Ronald F. Daino '63 (VPA), se nior Aspen residents and t heir recipes 2Sy ea rs. Catskill Mountains. He has stud­ globa l technica l strategist for and The Story of Aspen, a history ied, photographed, and raised but­ Sa lomon Smith Ba rney, was invit­ book featuring phot ographs of t erflies and moths for more than ed to the White House t o present Aspen residents and their stories.

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Peter Osgood '65 (A&S) of Janit Levine Greenwood '68 (HD) Southport, Conn., is a partner with is senior vice president of Boston Join The Club Osgood O'Donnell & Walsh in Private Bank's new financial cen­ New York City. ter in Newton, Mass. WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO GET INVOLVED with your local alumni club. Clubs participate in a variety of activities, including game-watching Ronald J. Peters G'65 (EDU) of James McVoy '68 (VPA), professor events, networking opportunities, new student recruiting, and com­ Champaign, Ill., retired after 26 of music theory and composition munity service projects. years as the head of the Labor and department chair at West Education Program at the Chester University of the Visit the Office of Alumni Relations: University of Illinois Institute of Pennsylvania School of Music, Labor and Industrial Relations. composed Gulliver's Travels for www.syracuse.edu/alumni Narrator and Orchestra, which was Kenneth M. Weinstein '65 (ECS) premiered by the Hamburg The "Programs" link on our home page takes you to the club pages. G'68 (MAN) of East Amherst, N.Y., Philharmonic under the direction There you will find a complete listing of all our regional and special­ is a certified public accountant of In go Metzmacher. ty clubs, as well as the club contact's name, phone number, and e­ and financial planner in the trust­ mail address. For information on the club nearest you, contact the ed advisors division of MONY. Boyce Rensberger G'68 (NEW) is the 2003 recipient of the person listed or call the Office of Alumni Relations at 1-8oo-782- Mary Ann Carrino Zeppetello '65, American Chemical Society's 5867. G'67 (SWK) of East Syracuse, N.Y., James T. Grady-James H. Stack received the 2002 award for Award for Interpreting Chemistry "Making Peace Through Out­ for the Public. standing Service to Peace Action Jeanette L. National Public Radio. Her trio and its Mission" from Peace G. Jan van Glabeek '68, G'70 Havens '70 recently released a CD titled Action of CNY. (MAN) is vice president of strate­ (A& SINEW), Sunshine Lady. gic development at Chart manager of Brian Gorman '71 (A&S) of New George Criticos '66 (VPA) of Industries. public relations Penfield, N.Y., a sales associate and product York City had his first professional with Nothnagle Realtors, received Walter P. Walawender G'68, G'69 sales for Girl Scouts of West­ photography exhibition, People at the Sweet River the Mary L. Strong Achievement (ECS) is a Fellow of the American chester Putnam, received the and Places, Studio in Callicoon, N.Y., including Award for service to the commu­ Institute of Chemical Engineers. 2002 Matrix Award from the 23 images of nity from the Syracuse University Westchester County (N.Y.) chapter black-and-white Brewerton H. Clarke '69 (ECS) of scenes from Europe, land­ Alumni Club of Rochester. of the Association for Women in urban Orlando, Fla ., is senior vice presi­ from the Catskill Moun­ Communications. scapes Anthony J. Diana '66 (MAN) of dent of STV Inc., where he man­ tains, and environmental portraits Manlius, N.Y., retired from ages the track/right-of-way divi­ C. Stanley Hunterton '70 (A&S), from New York City. Progress Energy in Raleigh, N.C., sion of the firm's national trans­ G'74 (LAW), a partner in the law where he worked as a nuclear fuel portation group. firm of Hunterton & Associates, is Charles P. Hadeed '71 (MAN) of N.Y., is CEO ofTransmation quality assurance engineer. general counsel and corporate Victor, Ana M.lupianez G'69 (1ST) of San a distributor and marketer of secretary for Sierra Pacific and its Inc., Carmen J. Luvera '66, G'75 (ECS) Juan, P.R., is a retired librarian with and measurement instru­ utility subsidiaries, Nevada Power test retired after 37 years as a senior 30 years of public service. and provider of calibra­ Company and Sierra Pacific Power mentation member of the technical staff of tion and repair services. Mokone Matabane '69 Company. the Air Force Research Laboratory Sebiletso (A&S), G'7o (NEW) of South Africa, Information Directorate. Thomas E. Marion B. lies '71 (MAN) of is CEO of Sentech, a state-owned public Brydges '71 Clayton, Calif., is a certified Leonard Friedlander '67 (MAN) of signal broadcast distribution firm. lies CPA. (A&S), G'73 accountant for Marion B. Fairfax, Va., is vice president of the McGinn '69 (MAN) of (LAW), a partner Defense Programs Division at RS H. Michael Kathleen Markey '71 (A&S) of Va ., is an information in the law firm Information Systems. Arlington, Conifer, Colo., is a retired attorney of Jaeckle technology specialist for the U.S. who provides pro bono legal ser­ & Mugel, is a direc­ Charles Salzberg '67 (A&S) co­ Department of Defense. Fleischmann vices to domestic violence victims wrote Catch Them Being Good­ tor of the Erie County (N.Y.) Bar and serves as president of the board. Everything You Need to Know to Association board of Project Safeguard, a legal Successfully Coach Girls (Viking - ..-,---"""'--..... Joyce DiCamillo advocacy organization for victims Penguin). '70s '71 (VPA) of of domestic violence. Lawrence C. Allin G'68 (MAX) of Greenwich, Craig L. Wilson '71 (A& SINEW) of Edward J. Barron '70 (A&S) of Conn., is a jazz Norman, Okla., is a maritime his­ Washington, D.C., is a feature Chevy Chase, Md., is deputy staff pianist who has torian whose essays have writer for USA Today who wrote director of the environment and appeared in Naval Warfare: led her own jazz IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS (Random public works committee under An International Encyclopedia trio for more than 20 years. House Trade Paperbacks), a book U.S. Senator Jim Jeffords (1-VT). (A. B.C. Clio). Highlights of her career include about life's simpler pleasures. performances at the Kennedy I. Michael Danoff G'70 (A&S) is a Gary 0. Carman G'68, G'72 (EDU) Center Mary Lou Williams Women Thomas K. Bills '72 (A&S) of West contributing author to Wealthy & retired as president and CEO of in Jazz Festival, Andria (Italy) Jazz Trenton, N.J., is an orthopedic sur­ Wise (Secrets About Money), a the Julia Dyckman Andrus Festival, Syracuse Jazzfest, geon with Mercer-Bucks Ortho­ book about money from advisors Memorial in Yonkers, N.Y., after 27 Litchfield Jazz Festival, and a per­ pedic Associates. to the rich (John Wiley & Sons). years of service. formance/interview on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz show on

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Laurance Bruce '72 (A&S) of Jason J. Israel '73 (MAN) is COO of Brian Sitts '73 (A& SI NEW) of Martin L. Bearg G'74 (MAX), G'n Madison, N.J., is president of LB CHCS Services, a leading adminis­ Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., is nation­ (LAW) of South Orange, N.J., is a Actuarial Associates. trator of senior insurance and ally certif ied in therapeutic mas­ member of Alpert But ler Sanders non-insurance products. sage and bodywork. He practices Norton & Bearg, w here he is in Philip H. Buda '72 (A&S) of holistic massage in Westchester charge of estate planning and Redwood City, Calif., owns the Law Bruce Maloff '73 (A&S) is ch ief County, N.Y. administration, real estate practice, Offices of Philip H. Buda. clinical officer at CB Technologies, and business t ransactional matters. an industry leader in cl inica l trials Robert Wilson G'73 (A&S), a Sara Glantzman Stites '72 (VPA) technology. t enured instuctor at Williston Daniel J. Devine '74 (MAN), presi­ maintains art studios in Miami, (N.D.) State College, also operates dent and CEO of Rondout Savings Fla., and Marathon, Fla. Joel Schoenfeld '73 (A&S) is direc­ a small cattle ranch in eastern Bank in Kingston, N.Y., was hon­ tor of Nesco Industries in Long Montana. ored as the Humanitarian of the Island City, N.Y. Year by the Ulster/Greene County Association of Retarded Citizens.

Mark Haley G'74 (LAW) is vice president and deputy general Worldwide Partnerships counsel at General Dynamics. Jean Armour Polly '74 (A&S), G'75 (1ST) is systems and technology In 1971, James J. DeCaro G'77 joined the faculty of a new technological administrator for t he Liverpool college in upstate New York-the National Technical Institute for the (N .Y.) Public Li brary. Deaf (NTID) at Rochester Institute of Technology. Robert G. Seasonwein G'74 (LAW) of Prague, Czech Republic, is resi­ At the time, DeCaro held bachelor's and dent legal advisor for t he U.S. master's degrees in civil engineering, Department of Just ice at the U.S. and expected to stay at NTID for only a Embassy-Prague. year or two before pursuing a Ph.D. in Susan G. Stafford '74 (A&S), G'75 engineering. However, shortly after (ESF) is dean of the College of joining the faculty, DeCaro met and Natura l Resources at the married Patricia A. Mudgett, an educa­ University of Minnesota-St . Pa ul. tor of students who are deaf. He remained at the institute and built his Philip M. Schlaeger G'75 (NEW) of reputation as a respected teacher, Larchmont, N.Y., is a freelance com­ instructional developer, department mercial writer and three-time final­ chair, and center director, and served as ist of t he John Caples Internat ional dean from 1985-98. "Destiny and luck Awards in direct marketing. played their hands and I found my life's James Swanson '75 (ECS) is head work," says DeCaro, who earned a doc­ of the North American Architec­ torate in instructional technology from t ural and Functional Coat ings the SU School of Education. business at Rohm and Haas, a Today, after more than t hree worldwide producer of specialty decades at NTID, DeCaro knows his Postsecondary Education Network International materials. commitment to educating students who are deaf (PE N-International). In turn, the organization has James A. Ajello G'76 (MAX), presi­ is far from over- and it now reaches around the brought technology to thousands of students in dent of Reliant Energy Solutions, is globe. As a 1979-80 Rotary International Scholar Asia and the Pacific Rim. "Simply because of deaf­ chair of t he U.S. Department of at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in ness, young people have been deprived of the Energy's environmental manage­ England, and a 1998-99 Senior Fulbright Scholar social and economic benefits society has to offer," ment advisory board. at Orebro University in Sweden, he witnessed the says DeCaro, the program's principal investigator need around the world for educational technolo­ and director. "PEN-International provides an Pupinder K. Bhutiani G'76 (ECS) of gy for students who are deaf, and was inspired to opportunity to change those circumstances." Glenwood, Md., is vice president become involved in international deaf education. The grant program shares instructional tech­ of t hrust reverser programs at He collaborated with Robert R. Davila G'72 (RIT nology and educational expertise with colleges in Middle River Aircraft Systems. vice president for NTID who was appointed to the Russia, the Philippines, Japan, and China, where Catherine Daly '76 (VPA/EDU), National Council on Disability by President faculty members are being trained in educational G'78 (VPA) of Mohaw k, N.Y., is George W. Bush) to create partnerships with uni­ technology. "Today we're faced with horrible human resources manager for versities worldwide that will share knowledge for events that are driving wedges between nations WKTV Newschannel 2 in Utica, N.Y. the benefit of students who are deaf studying in and peoples," DeCaro says. "Now, more than technological fields. ever, we need multinational collaborative pro­ NTID pitched the pair's idea to The Nippon gramming. We must work all the harder to build Foundation of Japan, which awarded t he institute bridges for positive change." more than $ 2 million in grants to create the -Kathleen 5. Smith

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John Follis '76 Richard A. Palumbo G'77 (LAW), (VPA), presi­ G'77 (MAN) joined the law firm of dent/creator of Devorsetz Stinziano Gilberti orange fol/isinc.com, Heintz & Smith in Syracuse. received the grove Golden Web Jeanmarie Santopatre '77 (NEW) of Bridgeport, Conn., won an Award (advertising agency catego­ award from a national ry) for the second year in a row, COMPANY, from the International Association Jesuit magazine, for her photo project A Week in the Life of a of Web Masters and Designers. FOR DETAILS on how to Jesuit. She is a photojournalist at Seth Hammer '76 (MAN) wrote Fairfield University. reserve your place in the Investments and Taxes: A Practical Orange Grove, contact Tricia Guide for Financial Advisers {CCH). Nancy Strelau '77 (VPA/EDU) of Hopkins at 315-443-5304, Penfield, N.Y., is a composer for James M. Little the Hochstein Youth Symphony [email protected], or G'76 (VPA) Orchestra. When the orchestra www.syracuse.edu/alumni. showed his debuted at Carnegie Hall, Strelau work as received a standing ovation for part of Ajita­ her composition, Elegy pour Unconquerable, /'enfant soldat. the inaugural exhibition of the St ation, the fine arts annex of the Louis D. Berman '7S (ARC) of Rockville, Md., is a colonel in the Leave your mark Artcar Museum in Houston. United States Army Reserves serv­ James J. Powers Ill '76 (A&S/ECS), ing overseas as the chief of base '77 (ECS) of Mentor, Ohio, is direc­ operations at Stronghold Freedom, t or of nuclear engineering at the Operation Enduring Freedom. FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Company, Davis-Besse Nuclear Paul A. Dominianni '7S (A&S) of Easton, Conn., is vice president of Power St ation. legal services at Hea lth Net of the John Rodenburg Northeast. '76 (MAN) of Louis F. Terhar G'7S (MAN) is presi­ Monmouth Claude Kokini G'7S, G'S2 (ECS) of dent of Indian Motorcycle Corpor­ County, N.J., Lafayette, Ind., is assistant dean of engineering at Purdue University. ation in Gilroy, Calif. is associate He was named a Fellow of the publisher/ John F. Bourke G'79 (A&S) of Stacey Milcos Armistead 'So American Society of M echanica l marketing director of Sports Plano, Texas, is president of Bourke (NEW) of Raleigh, N.C., received an Engineers. Illustrated. & Associates and founder of Dads M .B.A. degree from Meredith in the Hood, a neighborhood College. She is director of the Harold J. Shields '76 (VPA) is presi­ Terri Sue front-yard camp-out for fathers Diabetes Treatment Center at dent and CEO of Austin Kelley Patterson '7S (NUR) is presi­ and their children. He was named Raleigh Community Hospital. Advertising, the ninth largest dent of Nursing the 2002 Collin County Father of advertising agency in At lanta. Kathryn C. Brown G'So (LAW) is Consultation the Year. sen ior vice president for public Peter A. Dorsman '77 (A&S/NEW), Services in Jean Barton Heady '79, G'Ss (NUR) policy development and interna­ executive vice president and COO Plymouth Meeting, Pa. lt is the first of Clayton, N.Y., received the Pearl tional government relations for of Standard Register at Applied independent nursing practice in Mciver Public Hea lth Award for Verizon Communications. Industrial Technologies, is a mem­ the country to receive accreditation significant contributions to public ber of its board of directors. by the Commission for Accredi­ William Goodmen G'So (A&S) of health nursing. tation of Rehabilitation Facilities. Agoua Hills, Calif., is executive vice Daniel K. Glazier '77 (SWK), eo-man­ James Weissenbach '79 (VPA) of president of human resources at aging attorney for Legal Services of Nancy A. Reardon G'7S (MAX) of Los Angeles is lead producer of Liberty Livewire. Eastern Missouri and director of New Albany, Ohio, is executive the musica l Marty, st arring John the St. Pat rick Center Legal Project, vice president of human resources Sybil Graham C. Reilly. The show opened in received the 200 2 Distinguished and corporate vice president of 'So (NEW) is Boston on October 30, 2002. Alumnus award from the George Comcast Corporation. CEO of Rowley Warren Brown School of Social James G. Wingate G'79 (EDU) is Memorial Ani­ Mark Soufleris G'7S (MAX) is vice Work at Washington University in t he president of LeM oyne-Owen mal Hospital in president of investor and public St. Louis. He also received the 2002 College in M emphis, Tenn. Springfield, relations for Nabi Biopharma­ Eleanor J. Best Award for outstand­ Mass. ing volunteer service. ceutica ls in Boca Raton, Fla. William Wyckoff G'79, G'S2 (MAX), professor of geography at Andrew C. Haight 'So (MAN) of Thomas R. Stanton '7S (NEW) of PeterS. Moon '77 (A&S), G'So (1ST) Montana St at e University­ Kat onah, N.Y., is construction man­ Roselle Park, N.J., is director of of Amston, Conn., was recognized Bozeman, wrote the article " Life ager for Hines in Bridgewater, N.J. organizational communications by the Specia l Lib raries Associa­ on the M argin: The Evolution of for t he McGraw-Hill Companies. tion as one of the "Best of the the Waning West." Information Profession."

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Kathleen Utter King 'So (NUR} is a Joy Gilinsky Monte 'S2 (VPA) David A. Burnie East Syracuse, N.Y., was elected to Ph.D. candidate and member of opened her one-woman show, G'S4 (MAN} is the board of directors of Carlisle the nursing faculty at the Mythguided Ms.'s at the Marquis associate dean Companies. University of Rochester, where she Gallery in Manhattan's National and director of teaches genetics, professional Arts Club. Her paintings incorpo­ graduate pro­ Nigel C. Shepherd 'S4 (MAN} is senior vice president of the legal/ issues, and public policy. rate issues of confrontation, self­ grams in the claims department at Converium realization, and empowerment in Haworth College of Business at Patrick A. Mannion G'So (MAN}, a woman's voice on a journey of Western Michigan University. Reinsurance in New York City. president and CEO of Unity Mu­ discovery. tual Life Insurance Company in Cathi Hanauer 'S4 (A&S/NEW} Lisa Cordo Stevens 'S4 (NEW} is Syracuse, is chair of the American Michael E. Savage G'S2 (LAW} is an edited The Bitch in the House: 26 vice president and director of pro­ Council of Life Insurers' Forum soo attorney with the U.S. Attorney's Women Tell the Truth About Sex, duction in the Washington, D.C., office of Jack Morton Worldwide, a board of governors. office in Charlotte, N.C. Solitude, Work, Motherhood, and Marriage (HarperCollins). She also brand communicat ions agency. Kevin T. Mihaly 'So (NEW} of Susan L. Schwartz G'S2 (A&S}, wrote the novel My Sister's Bones, Lisa Hulkower Unsworth 'S4 Bristol, Conn., owns Mihaly associate professor of religion at and has written articles, essays, Portrait Design, offering commer­ Muhlenberg College in Allentown, (NEW} is president of the Boston reviews, and fiction for Elle, Idea Group. cial and consumer portrait design Pa., co-wrote The Religions of Star Mirabella, Self, Clamour, and and related photography services. Trek (Westview Press). Mademoiselle magazines. Lorraine E. Allen A three-time Em my Award winner, Jeffrey Atkinson 'S3 (NEW} of 'Ss (ARC} of New Mihaly is a graduate of the Hall­ Elizabeth Costopoulos Hanlin 'S4 York City showed Louisville, Ky., is a sales executive mark Institute of Photography in (NEW} of M aple Grove, Minn., is a her autobio­ Turners Falls, M ass. with SportScan INFO. senior counselor in Padilla Speer graphical film Bea rdsley's consumer practice Alan Bachman 'S3 (VPA) of Tales ofa Bugged Raymond C. Pierce 'So (A&S} of area. Out Black Chick at the Cannes Film Cleveland is a partner in the Busi­ Milford, Conn., is product design ness Group of Baker & Hostetler. engineer for Synectic Engineering. Karen Holm-Hudson 'S4 (VPA/ Festival. EDU}, G'S9 (EDU} of Lexington, Ky., AndrewT. Berlin 'S3 (A&S}, presi­ Charles L. Bednarek 'Ss (ECS} of Donald Sutherland 'So (NEW} of is a dent and CEO of Berlin Packaging member of the Kindermusik North Haledon, N.J., is vice presi­ San Antonio is staff photographer International Maestro Program, for the U.S. Air Force-Life Sciences in Chicago w as appointed to the dent of Goldman Sachs & board of directors of Hawk Corp. which recognizes licensed educa­ Company in New York City. Equipment Lab. tors who have demonstrated superlative performance in teach­ Deborah J. Gannett G'S1 (NEW}, Julianne Elliott Scott P. Boylan G'Ss (LAW} was ing. Along w ith her regular teach­ with the John Marshall G'S3 (LAW} married Timothy M. G'S3 (NEW} of presented Toy. She is an assistant U.S. attor­ La Quinta, Calif., ing schedule, she offers the Kin­ Award by U.S. Attorney General dermusik class, Our Time, to chil­ John Ashcroft. The award recog­ ney in Newark, N.J. wrote Hearts Kept Waiting, dren of international student fam­ nizes outstanding professional Joyce Higby Kopcik G'S1 (MAN} is her first ilies at the University of Kentucky. achievement by attorneys in the senior vice president and CFO of contemporary romance novel Department of Justice. Bryan Leather 'S4 (VPA} of Milwau­ Unity Mutual Life Insurance (www.angelfire.com/electronic/ kee, Wis., opened a charter school, (N EW} of Company in Syracuse. fairgoebooks}. Caroline E. Couig 'Ss Wings Academy, for "children who Santa Clara, Calif., won f irst place Marcy E. Schwartz 'S1 (A&S}, asso­ Mary Tyrrell Francoeur 'S3 learn differently." He also is a trade as part of a team entry in the ciate professor of Spanish and (A& SINEW}, G'S4 (MAX} is and commercia l stage show and Multiple Page News Story editing academic director of t he Latin director of Financial Guaranty interactive children's museum category of the 2 001 Pict ures of American Studies Program at Insurance Co., a New York-based designer/project manager for t he Year international competition. Rutgers University in New bond insurer owned by GE Capital. Hartwig Exhibit & Display. Brunswick, N.J., co-edited Voice­ Andrea Davis­ (A&S}, Overs: Translation and Latin Jimmy K. Ng 'S3 (MAN} of David M. Posner 'S4 G'SS Pinkney 'Ss (LAW} of Pleasantville, N.Y., is a American Literature (SUNY Press). Hunghom, Hong Kong, is a senior (NEW}, formerly manager for Shougang Concord partner in the New York office of editorial direc­ Karen Romano Young 'S1 (EDU} International Transport Ltd. Hogan & Hart son and a member tor of Hyperion wrote Outside In (HarperCollins/ of the lending, bankruptcy, and Books for Greenwillow) and Small Worlds: Robert Seebold 'S3 (ECS} is presi­ creditor's rights group. Children, is vice president and Maps and Mapmakers (Scholastic). dent of lnfoVist a Corporation and publisher of Houghton Mifflin's senior vice president of North Gary A. Pudles 'S4 (A&S}, presi­ juvenile books. Sherijo Damico 'S2 (HD/MAN} of America operations. dent, CEO, and co-founder of Sherman Oaks, Calif., is director of AnswerNet in Princeton, N.J., w as Patricia Elko G'Ss (EDU} of Minoa, Aaron B. Sorkin 'S3 (VPA}, creator sa les and affiliate relations for honored w ith the 2002 Ern st & N.Y., is interim dean of the School Playboy Entertainment Group, Pay and executive producer of the tele­ Young Entrepreneur of the Year of Science and Technology at the TV Division, w estern region. vision series The West Wing, won an Award . He w as named the top Stat e University of New York at Em my Award for Outstanding Business Services Entrepreneur in Morrisville. Neil Frisch 'S2 (ARC} of Niantic, Writing for a Drama Series. the greater Philadelphia region. Conn., ea rned a master's degree in Tyrone B. Humes 'Ss (A&S} of sports management f rom the Patricia Burgess G'S4 (A&S} of Lawrence A. Sala 'S4, G'S6 (ECS}, Da nbury, Conn., is director of insti­ United States Sports Academy in Henrietta, N.Y., is a mathematics G'93 (MAN} president, director, tutional and international mar­ Daphne, Ala. professor at Monroe Community and CEO of Anaren Microwave in kets with ETS/ Financial Campus. College.

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Toni Kayumi '85 (A& SINEW} of John L. Pryor '85 (A&S} of Spring­ counsel for the State Department Wanda Rodriguez Hall '86 (A&S}, Fort Wayne, Ind., is an underwrit­ field, Va., is a senior budget ana­ of Environmental Protection. is an adjunct professor at Virginia ing manager and on-air host at lyst for the U.S. Customs Service. Commonwealth University School WFWA-TV PBS 39. Christine Dunn G'86 (EDU} of of Dentistry, director of geriat ric Glenn Suddaby G'85 (LAW} was West Henrietta, N.Y., is professor dentistry, and a Ph.D. candidate Richard J.levy '85 (MAN} of Atlanta nominated by President George of mathematics at Monroe specializing in gerontology. She is CEO of Adair-Greene and presi­ W. Bush to be the U.S. Attorney for Community College. was nominated by t he American dent of its hea lth care division. the Northern District of New York. leslie Donin Frazier '86, G'go, G'93 Gerontological Society t o be a fel­ Garrison Macri '85 (A& S/NEW} is Cheryl Singer Sullivan G'8s (LAW} (A&S} and husband Bennett low of the Minority Leadership the new chief commercial officer is president of the SUNY Cortland Schwartz announce the birth of Development Program sponsored of mobile operator Eurotel in Alumni Association. their daughter Sarin a. She is an by the National Institute on Aging and the AARP Andrus Scholarship Prague, Czech Republic. associate professor of psychology Barbara Wolfe '85 (NUR}. assist ant at Florida International University Foundation. Metod M. Milac G'85, G'g1 (A&S} professor of psychiatry at Beth in Miami. wrote Resistance, Imprisonment Israel Deaconess M edical Center Carol A. Harris '86 (VPA) is vice president of engineeri ng at and Forced Labor (Pet er Lang Pub­ and Harvard Medical School, is Daniel R. Fuchs '86 (A&S} married lishing). The book recalls his strug­ president of the American Jeanette Reyes. He is a teacher at Applied Messaging Corporation in gle for survival as a prisoner and Psychiatric Nurses Association. Satellite Academy High School in Lexington, Mass. forced laborer following the Axis New York City. occupat ion of Yugoslavia in 1941. Joseph M. Dawley '86 (ECS} of Charlest on, W.Va., is general

Optimistic Expectations

Anyone who thinks English majors aren't cut out for the busi­ ness world should meet University Trustee Eric Mower '66, G'68, chair and CEO of Eric Mower and Associates (EMA), a marketing and communications firm headquartered in Syracuse.

Moved to study literature by an early sense Mower-whose many professional and of himself as a writer, Mower feels the expe­ civic activities include leadership positions rience helped him hone his analytical skills with the Business Council of New York and writing abilities while providing him State, the American Association of Ad­ with a context to develop a personal core of vertising Agencies, and the Erie Canalway beliefs. "The humanities offer you a sense National Heritage Corridor Commission­ of values, a sense of proportion, and a wide­ has served as a member of the University's ranging comprehension of the forces of life, Board ofTrustees since 1990. He is not shy be they social, political, or economic," he about expressing a deep sense of grati­ says. "I don't believe you can be fully suc­ tude and affection for SU. "My high school cessful in the business world without a firm grades were horrible," he says. "No other grasp of all these things. This is certainly university would admit me, but Syracuse true in my business." has always been generous in the opti­ Mower arrived on the Hill from Queens, mistic expectations it places on people. business world recently, he told an aud i­ New York, in the early '6os, earning a B.A. Someone noticed I had been the editor of ence composed mostly of aspiring execu­ degree in English from the College of Arts my high school newspaper and had good tives that "a strong ethical foundation is a and Sciences and an M.A. degree in mass college board scores, and so SU accepted business asset" and urged students to communications from the S.l. Newhouse me. I think there is something very make sure it is something they cultivate as School of Public Communications. Joining American in the fiber of SU's spirit. The part of their education. He is just as a small company in Syracuse, he built it school has always opened its arms and adamant about the continuing importance into the largest and most influential firm of offered opportunities to people who might of developing personal skills of expres­ its kind in upstate New York. With four otherwise be excluded." sion. "The ability to master the printed offices across the state, as well as in On campus last fall, Mower delivered a word-whether it's writing an effective let­ Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and Atlanta, timely address, "Lessons in Reputation ter or editing a much-too-long business EMA has a client list that features such Management," as part of the School of plan - is a primary requisite for the busi­ Fortune soo companies as Eastman Kodak, Management's Martin and Phyllis Berman ness world," he says. "Success comes Fisher-Price, General Electric, the Ford Distinguished Lecture Series. Referring to quicker when superior written and verbal Motor Company, and Welch's Foods. the spate of scandals that have rocked the skills are present." -David Marc

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Robert M. Gina DiChiara '87 {NEW) of John J. Morris '87 {MAN) of story offaith that questions how Lazzaro G'86 Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., is vice presi­ Nashville, Tenn ., heads the Private genetic science and t heology may {NEW) is direc­ dent of corporate events at Bank at Bank of America. coexist in today's w orld. tor of marketing Dreyfus Corporation. at the law firm Sterett R. Prevost IV '87 {A&S) of Andrea l. Barbalich '88 {NEW) of of Hiscock & Meg LeFauve-Forte '87 {NEW) Aiea, Hawaii, is staff planner in Larchmont , N.Y., is executive ed itor Barclay in Syracuse. produced the film The Dangerous information operations and elec· of Child magazine. She wrote an Lives of Altar Boys, st arring Jodie t ronic w arfare for the comman­ essay that w as included in the James W. Davis '87 (A&S) of Foster. der-in-chief of the U.S. Pacific LIFE book, The American Spirit , Greenport, N.Y., is director of Command. commemorating the one-year Karen A. Leicht '87 {ECS) of Artworks International and owner anniversary of September 11, and a of the Maritime Pirates (a perform­ Gait hersburg, Md., is sen ior quali­ Peter Senese '87 {VPA) wrote the foreword to the Darling Kinder­ ing arts franchise), and the Front ty manager for Ericsson IP theological t hriller Cloning Christ sley book, Baby & Child Care. Street Play House. Infrastructure in Rockvi lle. {Orion Publishing & Media). a Augustin Bolanio G'88 (LAW), G'88 (MAX) received the Joint Service Achievement M edal while assigned to the U.S. Office of AStunning literary Success Defense Represent at ives in San Jose, Costa Rica.

One might not expect a novel about the murder and dismemberment of Douglas S. Brown '88 (MAN) of Cheshire, Conn., is director of cor­ a 14-year-old girl to be enthusiastically embraced by enough readers to porat e operations and legal affairs make it a best-seller. In fact, novelist Alice Sebold '84 remembers even of USCO Logistics, a leading provider of third-party logistics her editor had reservations about the harsh subject matter of The Lovely services ba sed in Hamden, Conn. Bones and wouldn't have bought the manuscript if not for the author's Joseph Cataudella '88 (A&S) of tender treatment of its difficult content. San Francisco married Jessica Breaker. Sebold recalls the editor Sebold wanted the novel to Tyrone M. Fripp '88 {VPA) of telling her, "Thank God I be purely fictional, even if Brooklyn, N.Y., is president ofTMF got to read it." Evidently, part of what informs the Alliance. reviewers and readers are scene of violence in the similarly grateful for beginning was based on Trevor Ganshaw '88 {ECS) of Old Sebold's contribution to her own experience. "I feel Gree nwich, Conn., is head of the the literary world. This a deep connection to girls Equity Capital Markets Group at gripping debut novel, in who didn't survive their Ba ne of America Securities. which protagonist Susie assaults," she says. "After I Sheila Petrocy Green G'88 {LAW) of Salmon tells her own was raped, there was a West Seneca, N.Y., is a clothing and story from the surprising period when I had much t extiles designer. She started a new perspective of heaven, more in common with those line of handmade baby hats named created a stir among re· girls than I did with the girls for her daughter, Paris- The Paris viewers even before its at Syracuse who were go­ Green Collection. July release. Since then, ing to frat parties." r----=---, Kenneth R. the book has been widely Sebold, a graduate of the Hunter Jr. '88 praised in reviews that College of Arts and Sci­ {A&S) of describe it as " mesmeriz­ ences, credits former SU Longmont, ing," "emotionally pene­ creative writing professor Colo., is vice trating," "lyrical," "power­ Tobias Wolff with encourag­ president of ful," and - most often­ ing her to "remember public relations at Vanguard simply "beautiful." everything," advice she be­ Communications, a Denver-based The Lovely Bones (Little, lieves has contributed to integrated advertising, public Brown and Company) is her success as a writer of relations, and marketing agency. Sebold's second book. Her first, Lucky (Scribner), both fiction and nonfiction. Also a graduate of the Joshua N. Lief G'88 (LAW) is a published in 1999, is a memoir that recounts her M.F.A. writing program at the University of regular contributor to the new In­ sexual assault as an 18-year-old freshman at California, Irvine, Sebold has worked as a teacher ternet magazine, Bacon's Rebel­ Syracuse and the legal and personal aftermath of and has written for The New York Times Magazine lion. His f irst column w as "Four that attack. Sebold says she was inspired to tell and other publications. She lives in Southern Years is Not Enough: Governors the true story of her own experience after begin­ Ca lifornia with her husband, writer Glen David Need Tw o Terms to Accomplish ning work on the novel. "I wrote Lucky to get my Gold, and is currently at work on another novel. "I Long-term Policy Goals." own business out of the way," she says. "I needed worked my whole life to be able to do nothing but to unload my story someplace else, so Susie write books," she says. " Now I have that opportu­ wouldn't have to do my storytelling for me." nity, so I'm going to grab it." - Amy Shires

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.,...,,..,.,.,~'"""'""'11'..,.,.,. Denise M. Jeffrey Gotta number-one supplier of vaccines Linda Rucconich McDermott '88 '8g (ARC} is an worldwide. 'go (VPA} is edi­ (A&S} married associate with tor and produc­ AI Dawson. She Centerbrook Sue Cornelius Edson 'go er for Avanti (A& SINEW} of Jamesville, N.Y., is is a paralegal in (Conn.} Archi­ Video Produc­ director of athletic communica­ L-L--..!:.u.._-="'--" the corporate ..__..._...._._..., tects and tions in Staten banking division of Schulte Roth Planners. tions at Syracuse University. She Island, N.Y. She is also a back­ was named the 2002-03 president & Zabel in New York City. ground actor, appearing in The Raymond J. Kim '8g (ECS} of of the Eastern College Athletic Sopranos, Law and Order: Criminal Kim McDougall '88 (A&S} of Clifton Park, N.Y., married Lianne Conference Sports Information Intent, Changing Lanes, and Stuart Atlanta is a certified financial Webster. He is a senior PC engi­ Directors' Association. Little 2. planner with American Express neer at Empire Blue Cross. Financial Advisors. Christine Tomasello Gallagher Debra Tucci-Dortch 'go (VPA} and Carol A. Lawrence '8g (MAN} of G'go (LAW} and husband John husband John of Pal metto, Fla., Ruth Korba Nester '88 (ECS} and Mason, Ohio, is vice president and announce the birth of their son, announce the birth oftheir husband Christopher of Bingham­ career management consultant Kyle M atthew. daughter, Julia Nicole. Tucci­ ton, N.Y., announce the birth of for Right Management Consult­ Anita Gerrish-Wilson 'go Dortch is a style coordinator for their daughter, Teagan Elisabeth. ants in Cincinnati. Escada. (A&S/NEW} of North Hatfield, Hope Mao Oehler '88 (ECS} and David J. Parr '8g (A&S} of Mass., is reporter/anchor for Marshall Whinney 'go, G'g2 (VPA} Michael J. Oehler '87 (ECS} of Brooklyn, N.Y., married Luchina WWLP/22 News. is director of marketing for the Elkridge, Md., announce the birth Fisher. He is a clinical psychologist Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. of their daughter Marin Avery, with the Federal Bureau of Jacqueline Y. Keuler G'go who joins big sisters Madison Prisons. (HDIVPA} teaches fashion design Emily Anderson-Rietzel 'g1 (VPA} Alexandra and Morgan Ashleigh. at the Savannah (Ga.} College of and husband Robert Rietzel 'g1 Hope is associate director of clini­ Jennifer Poole-Sausville '8g (VPA} Art and Design. (ECS} announce the birth of their and husband cal operations for Quintiles and David Sausville '88 daughter Michaela Kaitlyn, who (A&S}, (MAX} of Falls Church, Craig G. Litchfield G'go (MAN}, Michael is a computer engineer for G'8g joins big sister M ariah. president, chairman, and CEO of the U.S. Department of Defense. Va., announce the birth of their son Juke Emerson, who joins big Citizens & Northern Bank, is chair­ Teri Glaser 'g1 (HD} of Cave Creek, Peter E. Shapiro G'88 (LAW} of brother Hayden. man of the Pennsylvania Bankers Ariz., is a faith/community-based Weston, Fla., is counsel in the Association. project coordinator for the Ari­ F. Glenn Richardson G'8g (MAN} of bankruptcy and creditors rights Richard J. Long 'go (MAN/NEW} zona Department of Commerce. department of Kluger Peretz. Clifton, Va., was named managing principal, public sector, in the Head­ and wife Karen of Highland Park., Kristen M. Heers 'g1 (A&S} of Ill., announce the birth of their son, Douglas Speich '88 (HD} of North strong Corporation, a global con­ Mendon, N.Y., married Russell W. Syracuse is the western regiona I su lting service specializing in busi­ Jonah Tanner. Long is a manager Dack. She is a research scientist in with BearingPoint Chicago (for­ sales manager for specialty feeds ness and technology integration. the immunology depa rtment at at Blue Sea l Feeds. merly KPMG Consulting}, a man­ Wyeth Vaccines Research in West agement consulting firm. Henrietta, N.Y. Michelle Weissmann '88 (HD} Debra Loveland-Lowenstein 'go married Jeffrey Feig. The couple Christine Sauter Larsson 'g1 (A&S} '90s (NEW} and husband Lucas an­ reside in London. and husband Erik of Elkridge, Md., nounce the birth of their son announce the birth of their son Mary Diehl Baba 'go (VPA} and Jennifer Nackley Blair G'8g (LAW} Alexander Jess, who joins sister Sean M agnus, who joins big husband Jonathan Baba 'go (A&S} of Naples, Fla., joined the law firm Samantha and brother Jamie. brother Andrew. of Quarles & Brady. of Ashburn, Va., announce the birth of their son M atthew Taylor, Martha O'Leary G'go (SWK} is Sheryl Llewellyn Walter Bobkiewicz G'8g (MAX} of who joins big brothers Jonathan principal of Chestnut Hill Ele­ 'g1 (A&S} of Novato, Calif., is city manager of and Thomas. Jonathan is a senior mentary School in Liverpool, N.Y. Brooklyn, N.Y., Sa nta Paula City. associate with Booz Allen n Papadakis­ opened Last Hamilton in Mclean, Va. Word Greetings, Wendy Rising Danner '8g (A&S}, Goldst:ein G'go a company G'g2 (LAW} is special counsel in Clifford R. Bond 'go (NEW} (ARC} is manager featuring African American greet ­ the real estate department of Sa ul married Emily Newman. He is of new construe- ing cards. Ewing. operations manager for the sports on at the U.S. radio division of ABC in New York. Marnie Lyons 'g1 (NEW} married Debra Fuchs District of California in Los An­ Howard Fienberg. She is a com­ Danowski G'8g Dan Chaon G'go (A&S} received geles. She designed the set for munications consultant for KPMG (NEW}, an assis­ the 2002 Ohioana Award in the M edea: the Revenge at the Stella Consulting in M cl ean, Va. tant professor fiction category. The Ohioana Adler Theatre on Hollywood of English at Library Association honors out­ Boulevard . .------, Celeste Murphy ._.__ ~_.o~~ Sacred Hea rt st anding books written by 'g1 (A&S} is a University in Fa irfield, Conn., Ohioans about the st at e. Julie Miles Pinsky 'go (A&S} and police officer wrote Why Can't I Stop Eating husband Douglas of West with the Andrea Veca Dreisbach G'go, G'g2 (H azelden} and Locked Up For Hartford, Conn., announce the Atlanta Police (A&S} of Clarks Summit, Pa., is Eating Too Much: The Diary of a birth of their son Joshua Marc, Department. Food Addict in Rehab (Hazelden}. director of analytical industrializa­ who joins big sister Rachel Sarah. tion at Aventis Pasteur, the Pinsky is a senior st affing consul­ t ant for Cigna.

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Beth Reinisch '91 {VPA) married Christopher Hudson '92 {NEW) of Deborah Chostaka '93 (MAN) and specialist for Enigma, a software Jason M. Kaufer. She is a staff Bolton, Mass., is a marketing man­ husband Peter Agulnick '94 {A&S) company in Bu rlington, Mass. designer at Quiet Man, a Manhat­ agerfor Corning Inc. of New York City announce the t an-based company that creates birth of their daughter, Samantha. Jennifer Abramson Upset '93 special effects for television ads. Scott Kogler '92 (MAN) of Deborah is senior expense analyst {VPA) and husband Alan of Wilton, Spencerport, N.Y., is a principal at at Bloomingdale's, and Peter runs Conn., announce the birth of their James H. Rolling Jr. G'91 {VPA) Davie Kaplan Chapman & his own law firm. daughter, Sophie Li llian. Li pset earned a mast er of education Braverman. owns Lipset Design Studio. degree from Teachers College, Heather Allen Colby '93 (MAN) of Columbia University, where Alice Kornfeld G'92 {LAW) of Milford, Conn., co-owns LINK Lianna R. Orlando '93 {A& S/ NEW) he is director of academic Scarsdale, N.Y., is general counsel Marketing Communications, a earned a Ph.D. in neurobiology administration. of the New York Chapter of the company specializing in public f rom Harvard University and is a National Association of Women relations, corporate communica­ Harvard Center for Neurodegen­ Sharon Topp .----=--..., Business Owners. An attorney at tions, and event marketing. eration and Repa ir Research Salter G'91 (HD) Ph illips Nizer, she is involved in Fellow at Massachusetts General is director of ret ail leasing and the acquisition Scott {Taye) L. Hospital. client services for and sa le of resident ial and com­ Diggs '93 {VPA) FitzGibbons mercia I properties. of New York City James Osman '93 {NEW) is an Associates, was voted one investigative reporter for KNXV-TV overseeing marketing and business Caryn Kasper Landow '92 {A&S) of of People maga­ (ABC) Phoenix. development activities and manag­ Di x Hills, N.Y., is vice president of zine's so Most Pulp Inc. Beth Rothman '93 (MAN) of White ing ca reer transition programs. Beautiful People. He st arred in the Pla ins, N.Y., is application manager f ilm Brown Sugar. Stacey K. Sutton '91 {VPA) joined Jennifer Lapatine '92 {N EW) of in the supply chain technology t he f irm of Ca rlton Fields in West New York City is senior consultant Wen-jeng Huang G'93 {ECS) of division of Pepsi Bottling Group. for IBM Global Services. Palm Beach, Fla., as an associate in Fort Worth, Texas, is a flight con­ Gregory Sankey G'93 {EDU) of trol hardware design engineer for the litigation and dispute resolu­ Robbin Allen, Texas, was named tion practice group. Mandarino '92 Lockheed M artin. Southeastern Conference associ­ Gai linn Tatrai-Bartnick '91 {A&S) (A&S) married Eric J. Jacobson ate commissioner. WilliamJ. is anchor at NEWS 24 Houston. '93 (MAN/ NEW) Holly Saurer '93 {NEW) of Bongiorno. She of Ann Arbor, Zachary is a social Washington, D.C., is an attorney Mich., is vice wit h Miller & Van Eat on. Brousseau '92 worker for the New York City president of (A&S) married Board of Education. ..:.--='--"'----' finance for Stacey Simms-Goldstein '93 (A&S) Elissa Fitzgerald. Discera and Translume. He is is morning co-host for New s-Talk He is a public John I. Mannix '92 {A&S) of Rockville, Md., is vice president of responsible for f inancial planning 1110 WBT Radio in Charlotte, N.C. re lations and analysis for both companies Rydex Funds. manager for t he Newspaper and helps develop business mod­ Eric B. Stangel '93 {NEW), head Association of America in John Mitton Jr. '92 {VPA) married els and budget s. writer for t he Late Show with Vienna, Va. Jennifer Cat aag. They reside in David Letterman, received an New York City, where Mitton is Michelle Phillips Kubick '93 Em my Award for Outst anding Samantha Brown '92 {VPA) hosts a (MAN/ NEW) and husband Robert employed by Thomson Financial. Writing in a Variety, M usic, or show on the Travel Channe l. Kubick Jr. '93 {A&S) announce the Comedy Series. birt h of their daughter Rebecca Maura Connolly-Longueil '92 Allison Seymour '92 {VPA) of Noel, who joins sist er Rachel David Suna '93 {A&S/ NEW) of (A&S) and husband Jeff announce Boulder, Colo., is a graphic designer for Las Sportiva. Marie. Michelle is senior public Rockville, Md., is associate general t he birt h of t heir son, Brendan. counsel for t he U.S. Department of Connolly-Longueil is a vice presi­ relations and web development Kelly Comfort Sheridan '92, '95 specialist for t he Babcock & Justice/INS. dent at t he Bank of Ca nton in (A&S) is director of market ing for Wilcox Compa ny in Barberton, Ca nton, M ass. Nadia Yacoub '93, G'95 {EDU) mar­ Computerworld magazine in Ohio, and Robert is a school psy­ ried Christ opher Brown. They Framingham, M ass. chologist for Akron Public Schools James W. Corbett Jr. '92 (A& S) is reside in Jacksonville, N.C., where and is working on a Ph .D. head of t he Newman Catholic Julie Wilcox '92 {NEW) of she is a speech pathologist for a Student Center at North Carolina Grapevine, Texas, joined t he 13 Maria C. Lesch privat e practice. Central University. News Weather Lab at WVEC. '93 {A&S/NEW) Marie C. Agen G'94, G'97 {MAX), a married Trevor I. Mark F. D'Amico G'92 (EDU) of RobertS. Zechman '92 {ECS) of visit ing assist ant professor in t he Sparks '92 Rochest er, N.Y., is a transitional Rea ding, Pa., earned a mast er's sociology depart ment of Du­ st udies instructor at M onroe {N EW). M aria is degree in syst ems engineering quesne University, was named senior ed itor at Community College. f rom Virginia Tech's Northern O'Heron New man Hall ca mpus Babson College in Wellesley, Virginia Center. He is a t echnica l minister at SU NY Cortland. Martin D. Flynn '92 {ARC) and wife M ass., and is pursuing a master's account manager for Siebel M arci announce t he birth of t heir degree in communications man­ Systems. Gregg Bernard '94 {NEW) of New son, Li nus Parker. Flynn is t he agement at Simmons College in York City is director of business ow ner/principal of Flynn Design in Joseph Bator '93 (MAN) of Boston Bost on. Trevor is communicat ions development for SONY Corpor­ Davis, Calif. is a vice president at East ern Bank. ation of America.

56 SY R AC U SE UN I V E R S I TY MA G A Z IN E Published by SURFACE, 2003 13 Syracuse University Magazine, Vol. 20, Iss. 1 [2003], Art. 12 Bridge to the Past David E. Brigham G'94 (EDU) of Amy Baronoff Albany, N.Y., is dean of learning Kalomiris '94 services at Excelsior College. He (NEW) and Paul When Joan Fortgang Schepps G'53 took up was elected president of the Kalomiris '93 American Association for (NEW) of the card game of bridge as a child, little did Collegiate Interdependent Study. lJL_[2ti;;;il Germantown, she know that she would one day own the Md., announce the birth of their Matthew Cannon '94 (A&S) ea rned son, Alexander. largest collection of trump indicators (marker a Ph.D. degree from the University of Limerick, Ireland. He is an officer Peter Knierim '94 (NEW) of pieces used in the game) in the United States. in the Irish Platform for Peace and Bridgeport, Conn ., is a senior copy­ At last count, Schepps had 6oo pieces in her collection, which Reconciliation and works with the writer for Modern Media in Irish Peace Institute on cross-bor­ Norwalk. she has displayed at museums, universities, the World Bridge der reconciliation programs. Can­ Olympiad, tournaments, and antique shows. In fact, she's non was awarded a citation by the Naomi Ohashi '94 (A&S) of amazed at the variety of trump indicators that exist, covering vir­ European Union Committee of the Astoria, N.Y., is assist ant director at tually any subject. "I had no idea there are so many beautiful Regions for his work in the field of JETRO New York. pigs out there among the indicators," says Schepps, a School of Education graduate who lives in Holyoke, Massachusetts. regional development. Jonathan S. Pearl '94 (A&S) of New York City is senior manager Schepps wasn't sure what Gary A. Carter '94 (A& SI NEW) and she was buying when she wife Kristen of Germantown, Md., at American Express Consulting. found her first trump indica­ announce the birth of their Gina Relaford '94 (A&S) of College tor, a small porcelain chicken daughter, Grace Taylor. Carter is Park, Ga., works in customer ser­ whose head spins so its beak the producer of Comcast Sports­ vice at the Georgia Department of Net in Bethesda, Md. can point to the appropriate Community Affairs. trump suit, or "No Trump"­ Alison J. Curry '94 (A&S) married Haleigh J. Safran '94 (NEW) of New indicated on the chicken's col­ Timothy J. Wallace. York City married Glenn D. Raff. She lar. "It put a smile on my face, so I bought it," says Schepps, Norm Faiola G'94 (EDU), chair and is a segment producer for t he tele­ The View. who is attracted to anything associate professor of nutrition vision program and hospit ality management in with a card motif. Hilary Sample '94 (ARC) married She started researching the College of Human Services Michael Meredith. She is pursuing the whimsical objects and and Health Professions at SU, was a master's degree in architecture learned the indicators, which selected to be a monthly con­ at Princeton University. tributing editor to Hotel Food and date from the late 18oos to Beverage Executive Magazine. Kelly Hartley Senser '94 the early 1930s, were used in (A& SINEW) of Ashburn, Va., is the game of whist and early Theresa Flanigan '94 (ARC), is associate editor for the National forms of bridge to remind working in Florence, Italy, while Wildlife Federation in Reston, Va. players which suit was trump. She added to her collection with working on a doctoral dissertation vintage Disney characters, clowns, assorted animals, folk art, at the Institute of Fine Arts at Rosa T. Sheng '94 (ARC) of and art deco pieces. The indicators are made from wood, metal, New York University. She w as Emeryville, Ca lif., married Daniel awarded the 2002 Rosann S. Berry Lim. An associate with Bohlin porcelain, or Bakelite, and -like her original chicken - use a cre­ Fellowship by the Society of Archi­ Cywinski Jackson in Berkeley, ative way to designate trump. For instance, one of her metal tectural Historians. Ca lif., Sheng w as t he project archi­ pieces features a woman standing with a greyhound whose tail t ect for the Apple SoHo Store in moves and points to the card suits, which are painted on a fe nce Matthew A. Friedman '94 (NEW) New York City, which was featured post. According to Schepps, there are only two other collections is vice president of M arx Layne & in the October 2002 issue of like hers in the world-one in Italy and the other in England. " I've Company, a full-service marketing Architectural Record. been to Milan and I'll be going to London," she says. and public relations agency in Schepps, who holds the rank of Silver Life Master and writes a Farmington Hills, Mich. Melanie Cottle Smith '94 (ARC) bridge column, plans to return to campus for Reunion Weekend and husba nd Matthew B. Smith 2003 and display 300 of her indicators. When she was a student Michael J. Gaffney '94 (A&S) of '94 (NEW) announce the birth of Belmont, Mass., works with net ­ their son, Parker Daniel. Melanie she initiated the first bridge tournament for sororities at SU. "In work contracting at Aetna. owns an architectural f irm, and the 'sos, it seemed like the whole Syracuse world played bridge," she says. "You could find a game at the dorm or sorority house Carla R. Graf '94 (ECS) is a project M atthew is a quality assurance any time of day, even in the 15 minutes between classes." engineer at Metcalf & Eddy in manager for CCB N.com. -Lisa Miles Wallingford, Conn. Lara S. Turney G'94 (ARC) married Bruce D. Grogan '94 (A&S), G'98 Frank D. Coon Ill '88 (ECS). (LAW) married Julie E. Meyer. He is Debashis Dhar G'95 (ECS) and wife an attorney with t he New York Devyani of Sa n Lea ndro, Calif., St at e Supreme Court, Appellat e announce the birth of their son, Amy Dworsky G'95 (SW K) of resea rch on poverty and child wel­ Division. Aniket. Dhar is a software t est Ch icago, Ill., earned a Ph.D. in fare at Chapin Hall Center for Wendy Martorana Kahalas '94 development manager for social work f rom the University of Children at t he University of (VPA) of Dover, M ass., is senior Autodesk Inc. Wisconsin-M ad ison. She is doing Chicago. designer for Hewitt Associates.

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'95, G'96 Denise Girard '95 (SWK} married director of sales and marketing for Roxanne Turturro Earles •"'•1 Rachelle D. (SWK} of Clarksville, Tenn., is a clin­ Michael Sun '95, G'97 (ECS}. Hardy '95 (ECS} Clear Channel Radio Interactive in ical social worker at Fort Camp­ Denise is a geriatric case manager married Mark J. Chicago. bell, Kentucky. for Kaiser Permanente in Reston, Verone '95 Timothy Mahar '95 (VPA) and wife Va., and Michael is a senior engi­ (NEW}. Rachelle Mary Pat of Liverpool, N.Y., Eric Gaynor '95 (A&S/NEW} of neer at Mactec Engineering in earned a Ph.D. announce the birth of their son, Tyngsboro, M ass., is the executive Sterling, Va . from the University of Illinois Liam Thomas Daniel. Mahar is director of the Chamber of College of Dentistry and estab­ assistant dean for external rela­ Commerce in Medford, Mass. lished her own practice. Mark is tions in SU 's College of Visual and Performing Arts.

Michelle Lee Ribeiro '95 (NEW} of Responding to International Media New York City is the assistant managing editor for CosmoGIRL! magazine. For Raanan Gissin G'75, G'78, G'79, cns1s is a way of life. The senior Lori Sherman Shaer '95 (NEW} and advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon starts each day at around husband Jonathan H. Shaer '95 Sharon during (A&S) of Mansfield, Mass., an­ 4:30 a.m., scanning newspapers and preparing to brief nounce the birth of their son, their daily 7 a.m. phone call. Benjamin Jacob.

Jennifer Barrette Trainor '95 With Israel one of the most volatile-and talked about 10 or 12 strategic planners, but I don't have (NEW} of Danielson, Conn., is vice about-trouble spots in the world, Gissin rarely one guy who can speak decent English in front of president of corporate marketing gets a quiet day. He is a camera.' He sent at Citizens Financial Goup, a com­ inundated with inter­ me to Beirut and I mercial bank holding company view requests and began to handle the based in Providence, R.I. works 18-hour days to press there." keep up with interna­ Gissin says the Kevin Dethomas G'96 (MAN} of New York City is vice president of tional news cycles. "I combination of poli­ Prudential Financial. operate on continuous tical and communi­ deadlines," says Gis­ cations training has ian C. Forsyth G'96 (LAW/MAX} sin, who has been the proved extremely use­ married Alice A. Carpenter. He is prime minister's offi­ ful, allowing him to an analyst for the U.S. Depart­ cial spokesman to the translate Israel's ac­ ment of Defense. foreign press since tions and strategies Jared L. Goldman '96 (VPA) of May 1999. "Most of to the public through Natick, Mass., married Jennifer A. the time the foreign the media. Yet, de­ Bifano. He is a designer for spite his training, media want quick re­ Reebok. actions to events, and Gissin says today's they usually want to " hit-and-run" style of Jamie N. do it live. With the news poses a chal­ Goldstein '96 Israeli clock seven lenge for Israel. "It's (A&S} married hours ahead of the difficult to show the Russell Norris. United States, that world why we are She is a finan­ cia I services makes for a long day." doing what we do because people have preconcep­ '--~.__----...J consulting manager with Still, Gissin is well versed in working under tions and prejudices that are often fueled by our Accenture in Boston. prolonged pressure. As a colonel with the Israel enemies," he says. "In addition, our message can Defense Forces during the Gulf War, he directed sometimes be garbled or seem contradictory Ann Marie Indelicato '96 (VPA) of Israel's foreign press center in Tel Aviv, catering to because we don't always speak in one voice-to do Charleston, S.C., works for Bill around 1,ooo journalists. He often did live inter­ that would not be in the nature of a democracy." Huey & Associates, a custom views while Scud missiles exploded around Last year, certain Israeli military actions design architectural firm. their position. toward the Palestinians brought condemnation Todd Jamison '96 (NEW} of The role of official spokesperson was not one from such institutions as the Vatican and the Portland, Maine, is director of had in mind when he left Syracuse United Nations. Gissin's reaction is simple: "The that Gissin broadcasting for the Portland Sea University in 1979 with a master's degree in tele­ truth, the truth, the truth," he says. " We state our Dogs, a class-AA affiliate of the vision-radio-film from the S.l. Newhouse School case very clearly and try to take the press with us Boston Red Sox. of Public Communications and master's and to show that this is a war. We admit it when we Ph.D. degrees in political science from the make mistakes-so the world may rebuke us­ Joshua S. Linder '96 (1ST} is Maxwell School. "I thought I'd work in long-term but when we take harsh measures, we can also alliance technical manager with strategic planning," Gissin says. "But during the explain them. We're fighting for our survival, it's Interwoven Inc. in Alpharetta, Ga . war in Lebanon, my commander told me, 'I have as simple as that." -Nicci Brown Melvin L. Mason '96 (NEW} is a staff writer for the Daily News­ Record in Harrisonburg, Va.

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Shawn D. Miller G'96 (MAX) of Sterling S. Elliott G'97 (NEW) of Monica T. Roberts G'97 (EDU) is Robert Milne G'98 (LAW), a part­ Arlington, Va., is a social develop­ Northbrook, Ill., married Sara assistant director for counseling ner at Dewey Ballentine in New ment specialist in the environ­ Gardner. He is the president and at Syracuse University's Center for York City, was named to the mental department at the World owner of Silvertone Talent, an Career Services. National Law Journal's 2002 "40 Bank Group's International agency that represents profes­ under 40" list. Finance Corporation. sional athletes and television and Alison B. Rubenstein G'97 (NEW) radio personalities. of Philadelphia joined the litiga­ Sarah Molinari '98 (A&S/ NEW) of Erika J. Monell '96 (1ST) of tion services department of Churchville, N.Y., was a member of Pequannock, N.J., is senior SAP Robin M. Fay '97 (NEW) married Schnader Harrison Segal & lewis. the issues and research team for basis engineer for Becton Brett J. Scheuer. She is an officer the Golisano for Governor of New Dickinson. with the Rochester (N.Y.) Police Michael B. Sheehan '97 (A&S/ York campaign. Department. NEW) of Albuquerque is commu­ Joshua D. Nanberg '96 nications director for the New Jordana Morse '98 (NEW) of Fairfax, (A& SINEW) of San Francisco was Dan Forsythe '97 (NEW) was Mexico Scorpions Hockey Club. Va., married Cotayba AI-Saigh. communications director and accepted into the formation for deputy campaign manager for the priesthood by the Detroit Provi nee Jeffrey Smallidge '97 (ECS) of Sheri A. Nichols '98 (A&S) married Democratic nominee for Secretary of the Society of Jesus, a Catholic Whitman, Mass., is a design engi­ Peter Lorey Jr. G'o1 (A&S). Sheri is of State in California. order known as the Jesuits. neer for Walker Parking Consult­ a pharmacist at Tops Market ants in Boston. Pharmacy, and Peter is an environ­ Binh N. Nguyen '96 (ECS) of Jessica Giel '97 (VPA) of Rockaway, mental analyst with Severn Trent Bayside, N.Y., is a chiropractor at N.J., married James Grassi. She is Nozomi Tomita G'97 (MAX) of Laboratories. They reside in the Webster Avenue Medical an art director at Gianettino & Paris, France, is first secretary of Tonawanda, N.Y. Center in the Bronx. Meredith Advertising. the Delegat ion of Japan to the OECD. Nancy B. Parish '98 (VPA) of Thomas D. Phelan G'96 (EDU), Celeste D. Joseph G'97 (LAW), G'g8 Gainsville, Fla., is a graduate stu­ president of Strategic Teaching (NEW) married William I. Jennings. Kimesha I. Best dent at the University of Florida. Associates in Baldwinsville, N.Y., She is an associate producer for '98 (A&S/EDU) was named to the editorial advi­ Sunrise Media, a Manhattan­ married Robert Alyson Salon '98 (A&S/ NEW) of sory board of Disaster Recovery based company that produces T. Northway '99 Chevy Chase, Md., married Marc Journal and to the IBM Global television documentaries. (NEW). They Marlin. She is a graphic designer reside in Crisis Response Team. for Education Week, a national John A.lahtinen G'97 (NEW) of Buffalo, N.Y., where Kimesha is a w eekly educational newspaper. laura Beth Puchkoff '96 (HD) Rensselaer, N.Y., is manager of mathematics teacher at Orchard married Stuart G. Tainsky. She is marketing communications at Park Central High School, and Herbert W. Snyder G'98 (1ST) a prekindergarten teacher at the CMA Consulting Services. Robert is a marketing administra­ received a U.S. Fulbright Eisman Day School in New York City. tor for M&T Bank. Scholarship to teach and conduct Lisa Lieberman '97 (NEW) married research at a university in Ukraine. Marnie Tyler '96 (NEW) ofTampa, Shawn Orser '97 (MAN). They Fara Cantor '98 (A&S/EDU) mar­ He serves as an assistant profes­ Fla., is president of Venus M edia. reside in New York City, where Lisa ried Stephen Pope '98 (A&S). Fara sor of management at Fort Lewis is a bank-loan trading associate is a t erritory manager for Ross College in Durango, Colo. Charles D. Ball ill '97 (A&S) passed with The Seaport Group, and Labs, based in Columbus, Ohio, the Massachusetts and New York Shawn is an equity derivatives and Stephen is a business devel­ Yvonne Szymko G'98 (EDU) mar­ State bar exams and is an associ­ trader with Titan Capital Group. opment manager for the New ried Mark Bennett G'98 (MAN). ate at Abe & Matsutome in Tokyo. York City office of Atlanta-based They reside in Platte City, Mo. Natash a A. Mitchell G'97 (EDU) of Randstad North America. They Ellen Barrett G'97 (EDU) of Los Jason Velez '98 (MAN) of Elms­ Rockville, Md., is a professor in the reside in Riverdale, N.Y. Angeles is a fitness instructor, CAPS department at the Uni­ ford, N.Y., is operations officer for presenter, and trainer. She has versity of Maryland. Shannon Herbert Goddard '98 Citigroup. launched a web site, www. (A&S) of Brighton, M ass., is a Sara Verhey '98 (NEW) of Hobo­ buffgirlfitness.com. Huong Nguyen '97, G'99 (ECS) of preschool teacher at Bright ke n, N.J., is account manager for Rochester, N.Y., is a software engi­ Horizons Family Solutions, leonard Baskin Jr. '97 (VPA) of Los MTV Networks in New York City. neer for Eastman Kodak Company. Harborview Children's Center. Angeles is a senior graphic artist for Whitespeed, an e-mail technol­ Ryan O'Grady '97 (ECS) of Sarah E. Bienias '99 (A&S) married Paul Lieber '98 (NEW) of Baton David M. Wrazen. She t eaches ogy company. Danbury, Conn., is engineering La., is pursuing a Ph.D. Rouge, high school science at the Lea rn­ manager for Be limo Aircontrols degree in mass communication John F. Clark '97 (A&S) w as nomi­ ing Center for Deaf Children in (USA) Inc. and public affairs at Louisiana nated by President George W. Framingham, M ass. State University's Manship School Bush to be the U.S. Marsha l for Eleanor Oh '97 (A&S) of Astoria, of Mass Communication. the East ern District of Virginia. N.Y., is a social worker at Mt. Sinai Kathryn Carter '99 (A&S) married John Slotman. She is a legislative Hospital. Joanne R. McDougal '98 (NUR), a Meredith Snyder Dessoye '97 assistant to U.S. Rep. Jack Quinn registered nurse at Crawford Long (VPA) and husband Scott Rebekah C. Phelps '97 (VPA) of (R- N.Y.) in Washington, D.C. Hospital in Atlant a, is pursuing a announce the birth of their M aplewood, N.J., married mast er's degree in nursing at daughter, Zoe Taylor. Dessoye is Lawrence J. Forlenza. She is a Mary J. Cella '99 (HD/VPA) is assis­ Emory University. t a regional sa les supervisor at facilities designer at Oppenheimer nt to the vice president of sales M etlife in King of Prussia, Pa. Funds in New York City. and marketing at Versace, where

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she is responsible for sales analy­ Melissa Romig '99 (A& SINEW) of Eileen R. Geller 'oo (NEW) of Joy Davia '01 (A&S), a medical sis, market research, and commu­ Brookline, Mass., is an interactive Richmond, Va ., is a producer at reporter for the Charleston Gaz­ nications for the company's Milan data analyst for Carat Interactive WWBT. ette, received the M ed ia Award offices. in Boston. f rom the West Virginia Psycho­ Timothy Kochman 'oo (A&S) of logical Association for her report­ Maria Y. Cruz '99 (A&S) of San Kristina Hegedus Spindel '99 Tinton Falls, N.J., was commis­ ing on public issues concerning Francisco is human resources (NUR) and husband Ron an­ sioned as a second lieutenant in mental illness and healt h parity. manager/sales/executive assis­ nounce the birth of their son, Luke the U.S. Marine Corps. tant for Hotovec, Pomeranz & Co. Lee. Spindel is assigned to Wa lter Ryan Fischer 'o1 (A& SI NEW) is a Reed Army Medical Center in Kaseem Ladipo 'oo (ECS) of news producer at WHDH-TV Miles F. Grant '99 (NEW) is pro­ Washington, D.C., as charge nurse Atlanta is a student coordinator at (7NBC) in Bost on. ducer of the Wash ington Report at in the Eisenhower Executive Summerbridge Atlanta. Newschannel 8 in Springfield, Va. Nursing Suite. Susan Fitzmaurice G'o1 (EDU) of Rebecca Marion G'oo (NEW) of Novi, Mich., is coordinator of the Tara Hogan '99 Seth Warren '99 (MAN) of Carmel, Wynant skill, N.Y., is director of Americans with Disa bilities Act (VPA) is a graph­ Ind., is executive vice president public affairs for the Retail Council for Dearborn, M ich., and liaison t o ic designer for and COO of St. Anthony Memorial of New York State. t he city's Commission on Disa­ Cowley Associ­ Health Centers. bility Concern s. ates in Syracuse. Marilin Martinez-Walker G'oo Alison M. Waters G'99 (LAW) of (LAW) of East Syracuse, N.Y., joined Aaron Fried G'o1 (EDU) of Syra­ Rochester, N.Y., is an associate at Sugarman law firm in the litiga­ cuse is an adjunct inst ructor in Melissa Ifill '99 (A&S) of Brooklyn Hiscock Barclay Superston & Day. t ion department . the biology department at SUNY is a social worker for the New York Cortland. Founding Hospital. Laura Zeitchik '99 (EDU) married Chad B. Miller 'oo (A&S) is pursu­ Kevin Bookman. While pursuing a ing a doctorat e of pharmacy at Arielle Greenberg G'01 (A& S) of Jessica lncitto '99 (A&S) of Wash­ master's degree, she is working as the University of the Sciences in Dedham, Mass., earned a master ington, D.C., is press secretary for a substitute teacher for the U.S. Philadelphia. offine arts degree f rom Syracuse U.S. Rep. Deborah Pryce (R-Ohio). University. A full-t ime teacher at Department of Defense Schools in Jena Montante 'oo (1ST) of Arling­ Demetrise B. Jordan-Downs '99 Belgium, where the couple reside. t on, Va., is a quality assurance spe­ Bentley College near Bost on, she recently published her first book (A&S) ea rned a master's degree in cialist for Datat ellnc. in Fairfax, Va. of poems, Given (Verse Press). architecture. She is a graduat e as­ Christian Nikodem 'oo (MAN) of sistant in the Department of Rec­ Corey Hann '01 (A&S) is southern Campbell, Ca lif., is a case designer reational Sports at Ohio State Uni­ marketing manager for the for legacy Ca pit al Group versity, pursuing a master's degree Educat ion Resou rces Inst itute, a Jennifer M. Acree 'oo (A&S) is an California. in sports management. Boston-based nonprof it organiza­ associat e for college relations in Marcia K. Small 'oo (MAN) of t ion t hat provides education Katharine Kalmakis '99 (A&S) Syracuse University's College of l eominster, Mass., is an assist ant f inance services and college married John Moran '99 (A&S). Arts and Sciences. access and information programs. They reside in Ph iladelphia, where buyer at Fi lene's in Boston. Genevieve Border 'oo (A&S) mar­ John is pursuing a master's Steve H. Woo 'oo (VPA) is presi­ Belen Hernandez 'o1 (NU R) mar­ ried Nathan B. Alexander 'oo degree at the University of dent of StudiOANY Productions. ried Robert Gibilaro 'oo (VPA). (MAN). They reside in Connecticut, Pennsylvania. They reside in Nashville, Tenn., w here Nathan is a senior auditor Sally B. Barton G'o1 (EDU) married where Belen is a registered nurse Lauren Levine '99 (HD) of Aurora, for Deloitte & Touche. Dea n P. Dingee. She is an academ­ at Vanderbilt Ch ildren's Hospital, Colo., is a child and fa mily therapist ic advisement specialist at Gary R. Buono 'oo (ARC) of and Robert is a computer pro­ w ith Adams M ent al Hea lth Center. M onroe Community College in Shrewsbury, M ass., married grammer for V. Alexander, an Rochester, New York. Rebeccah Winters MacCaull '99 M eridith L. Roy. He is employed import/export company. (VPA) is a designer at Ashley by Carlson Associates. Carolyn R. Byrne 'o1 (HD) married Yoon-Ho Jung G'o1 (MAX) is first McGraw Int eriors in Syracuse. DouglasS. Eingurt 'oo (N EW). Brian Casey 'oo (A& S) of Hing­ secret ary at t he Em bassy of the Carolyn is attending the Elizabeth Mawn '99 (NEW) mar­ ham, M ass., is in his t hird yea r as Republic of Korea. University of California at Los ried Christopher Psa ros. They head coach of the w omen's rugby Angeles, and Douglas is a produc­ Kristin M. Kane '01 (A& S/ NEW) is reside in Quincy, M ass., w here team at Brandeis University. an editorial assist ant for Parenting Elizabeth is a marketing supervi­ t ion assistant w it h Pariah Films. Jessica M. Crawford 'oo (A&S), Magazine in New York City. sor for Stop & Shop Jessica E. Ca uffman 'o1 (NEW), G'o1 (MAX) of Liverpool, N.Y., is an Supermarket s. married David G. Hanthorn '01 Michele McCieerey 'o1 (MAN) of associat e director in the Office of (ECS). They reside in London, Bost on is a distribution and sa les John E. McCarthy '99 (MAN/NEW) Government and Community Conn., w here David is a naval program trainee for General works at M et ro Ra dio Sports on Relat ions at Syracuse University. WEE! Rad io in Bost on. officer. Electric Supply. Alan Delimon 'oo (1 ST) is an eBusi­ Johanna Coale 'o1 (NEW) of Katelyn O'Brien '01 (VPA) of Jean L. Miner '99 (A&S) married ness softw are developer for Xerox Arlingt on, Va., is a market ing Was hingt on, D.C., is communica­ David Ga rdner. She is a hea lt h Corp. in Rochest er, N.Y. t ions designer for Next linx Corp. care representat ive w ith Pfizer associat e for the Advisory Pharmaceuticals. Karen V. Fox G'oo (MAX) of Board Company. Lakewood, Colo., is an assistant professor at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center.

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Magdalena Thomson Garcia G'92 remembers a question posed by one of her College of Visual and Performing Arts professors, the late Herb Williams. "What is the purpose of ethnic muse­ ums?" Williams asked the class.

Garcia was knowledgeable about art his­ received the 1996 Sower Award from the tory and museums, but wasn't sure about Nebraska Humanities Council and the the need for museums that focused on a 2002 Governor's Arts Awards-Heritage specific population. "I'm here to find out," Award for overall excellence. In 1995, she replied. Garcia was honored as the Omaha YWCA's Garcia must have liked what she learned. Woman of Distinction in t he Arts and After earning a master's degree in museum Humanities. "She really has a gift," says studies, she returned to her childhood Terrence Ferguson, chair of the Nebraska hometown of Omaha, Nebraska, where she Arts Council. " We are grateful she's here." roots was nurtured at SU. She credits VPA conceived the idea of a Hispanic museum Garcia has created a center for perma­ professor Edward Aiken, chair of the muse­ and cultural center. In 1993, Garcia's dream nent and touring exhibitions, including um studies graduate program, as being a became a reality when £/ Museo Latino CHOMARI Ballet Folklorico Mexicano, mentor, and fondly recalls a class in gallery (www.elmuseolatino.org) was established, which presents traditional dances native to design and installation. "We were encour­ becoming the first Latino art and history various regions of Mexico; annual festivals aged to pursue our individual interests," museum and cultural center in the celebrating Cinco de Mayo and Hispanic she says. "I still love to work on the wide Midwest. "Professor Williams's question Heritage Month; bilingual computer class­ range of curatorial and exhibit designs for made me see the value of maintaining and es, art classes, and school programs. The each exhibition." continuing cultural traditions-aesthetic museum also has an artists-in-residence Looking back on that day a decade ago and historical," Garcia says. " Museums like program that brings visiting artists into the when £/ Museo Latino opened, Garcia this also offer non-Hispanic populations local schools, and has established a cul­ remembers Herb Williams calling to con­ the opportunity to learn." tural exchange with the University of gratulate her. Referring to his question The museum, which now welcomes Chihuahua in Mexico. about ethnic museums, he told her, " I see more than 53,000 visitors annually, Garcia says her journey back to her that you learned." -Suzanne Arney

Curtis Russell Jr. '01 (1 ST) of Nakeisha N. Henry J. Ford Jr. G'o2 (MAX), G'o2 Vincent J.lmbesi G'o2 (LAW) is an Bloomfield, N.J., is a PC/ LAN Baker 'o2 (A& S) (LAW) of Chicago, Ill., is staff coun­ attorney with Bruno Gerbino & ma nagement associate with married sel for Busi ness and Professional Soriano in Bethpage, N.Y. Pu blic Service Enterprise Group Chauncey J. People for the Public Int erest. in Newark. Dickson. She is Lindsay M. Jones 'o2 (A&S) of a school Alexis R. Frank '02 (1ST) is urban Chicago, Ill., is a sa les assistant at Anthony J. Schultz '01 (VPA) of psychologist intern at Seymour promotion AIS consultant for Def WBBM TV CBS-Chicago. Hoboken, N.J., is editor for Grey Elementary School in Syracuse. Jam/Def Soul in New York City. Worldwide-NY. Ann Kardos '02 (A& S) of Denver Kimberlee Baxter G'o2 (NEW) of Heather Fraser G'o2 (ARC) of teaches English as a second lan­ Alejandro Turbay 'o1 (NEW) is Syracuse is a sports reporter for Norwalk, Conn., is an intern arch i­ guage at Bridge Internationa l advert ising and marketing associ­ the Post-Standard. tect at Haverson Architecture and School. ate for Litt le, Brown and Company Design in Greenwich. Pu blishing in New York City. Jessica Cashman G'o2 (EDU) of David Kelch '02 (NEW) of Ka nsas Brooklyn is a related services Amy R. Gunning '02 (A&S) of City, Mo., is yout h director for Christopher Wallace '01 (A&S) of provider w ith t he New York City Stat en Island, N.Y., works for Bristol Hill United Methodist Arlington, Va., is territory manager Board of Educat ion-District 14. lnvestcorp International. Chu rch. at Shaw Indust ries. Wendy Dann-Mirskin G'o2 (VPA) Jacqueline Hassell 'o2 (A& S) is a Philip R. Kirkpatrick G'o2 (LAW) of Brian M. White '01 (N EW), G'o2 of Ithaca, N.Y., made her Syracuse public relations specialist at Reilly St. Louis, Mo., is an associat e in (MAX) of Arlington, Va., is a con­ St age directoria l debut wit h Communications in South Boston. the law office ofThompson sultant for Booz Allen Hamilton in Chesapeake. She has t aught act­ Cobu rn . Fa lls Church, Va. Garrett Heater '02 (VPA) is the ing and performed in The Heidi audience development manager Kevin Klein '02 (VPA) is the Tsz Ming Yu G'01 (MAN) of Chronicles, Educating Rita, Kelly for the Syracuse Symphony even ing disc jockey at 10o.g/w 6.5 Westborough, Mass., is associate and Du, Who's Afraid of Virginia Orchest ra. K-ROC K in Syracuse. He goes by act uarial analyst for Fidelity Wolff, and Amadeus. the name "Kevin: The Night-Rider." Investments. Kianna Huntley G'o2 (NU R) of Owings Mills, Md., is a registered nurse.

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Jennifer C. Lyons 'o2 (1ST) is an audiolo­ gist at the Central Carolina Ear, Nose, Notices of deaths must be accompanied by a copy of an obituary or memorial card. Send to: Throat , and Audiology Center. Alumni Editor, Alumni News; 820 Comstock Avenue, Room 308; Syracuse NY 13244-5040; fax 315-443-5425. Christine A. Mathews '02 (EDU) of Stafford, Va ., is an elementary educator for the Stafford County Public Schools. 1921 Margaret C. Mercer, Ann Putnam Miller Arthur E. Harris, Bernice Sarson Jensen, Henry Nicole M. Mudloff '02 (NEW) of A. Jones, Edith Laurie Loftus, Robert H. Wood 1922 Mae Norton Folt s, Marguerite Beld ing Philadelphia is a management trainee Perkins for Enterprise Rent-a-Car in Bala 1936 W. Howard Cowan, George A. Farrah, Glenn A. Keyes, Henry Lathrop, Dorothy Cynwyd, Pa. 1925 Jesse H. Barkin, Harold C. Martin Whiton Persons, Frances Kingsley Plaut, Clarke Stephanie M. Riley 'o2 (MAN) of Syracuse 1926 Mary Grady Abend, Martha Rundel l H. Pohl, ArthurS. Stewart, Dorothy Krouse is a financial analyst at Lockheed Martin Ditmars, Benjamin Karp, Harry Rosefsky Svenson, James W. Wells, Paul D. Zimmer Corp. 1927 Marie E. Branch, Virginia Pearce Eckert, 1937 Jane Beeler Chur, Bernard Horowitz, Dean Schuler '02 (A&S) of Syracuse is an Helen Wright Gaughn, Helen Johnson Frances Martin Newsom, Gertrude Coughlin eighth-grade social studies t eacher at MacDonald, L. Seymour Parsons, Dorothea Osborne, Lucy Rotondo Pannia, Dorothy Ward Jamesville-Dewitt M iddle School. Sparks Tuttle Sagona, Helen G. Sammons, William A. Brooke Seitz '02 (NEW) of Baltimore is an Silberberg, E. Margaret Boiler Stevens 1928 Edna Kohnst amm Bernstein, Ardis account executive for WJZ Channel13- Atkinson Cannon, Harriet Pinchbeck 1938 Martin L. Bradford, Helen Kesel Kristen Telker '02 (NEW) of New Britain, Carpenter, Ruth Webster Grant, Hazel Wa lliser Cavanagh, Jean Sweetman Fisk, Miriam Conn., is an associate technical analyst Lee, Florence Meek Nowicki, Editha Sterling Newman Kaufman, Mary Morrison Kirkey for Cigna Corp. Osborne, Emiel D. Palmer, Naomi Layton Pratt, 1939 Violet Bowen Bishop, Lou ise Melita Helen LeButt Spence, Frances Weller Woodall Alexander Truitt 'o2 (A&S) of New York Bockelmann, Arthur W. Davis Jr., Frederick C. City is a paralegal for John E. Osborn. 1929 Edyth V. Be hr, JohnS. Bradt , Lauretta Eckel, Vera Krasity Fatjo, Sarah Field Gensler, Savard Peck, Anita Carpenter Richardson, Errol Samuel Gersten, Richard A. Given, Francis P. Shannon Van Dyke G'o2 (EDU) is a sixth­ E. Woodward Mulholland, Carl H. Rise Jr., Melvin A. Sil liman, grade teacher with the Albany City School Shirley Kenyon Windolf District. 1930 Kathryn Kohler Albee, Frances Mangan De Laura, Howard M. Doner, J. Robert Henry, 1940 Barnard L. Allen, Ruth Ashburn, Edward Christine Warnke '02 (1 ST) of Waltham, Danie S. Babcock, Dorothy Wende Devlin, William C. Mass., is assist ant t echnology coordina­ l D. Perry, Clifford P. Ta llcott Flachsland Jr., Elizabeth Stewart Hessney, tor at Mt. Alvernia High School, a privat e 1931 J. Lewis DuMond, Irving H. Isenberg, girls school in Newton, Mass. Gretchen Riemer Jenkins, Irving R. Lane, Virginia Loper Pozzo, Marion Kratzer Reeves, Dorothy Emert Lea, Albert A. Manganelli, Esther Haseltine Schiavone Meredith K. Wilson 'o2 (EDU) is an early Charles W. Myron, Mary Walpole Renaud, intervention instructional assist ant w ith 1932 Sophie R. Adler, Florence Myron Robert L. Ridings, Ruth E. Scarborough, Albert the Chest er County Intermediat e Unit in Bachman,J. Howard Carlson, Belle Braude G. Sims, Johannes H. Snyder, Herbert Val en, Exton, Pa. Cohen, William H. Crowie, Miriam Kelley Edward P. Yackel Jaime Winne '02 (N EW) House, Alma Chidester Lindeke, Marjorie J. 1941 Faye Diamond Berman, Arthur W. is an intern at the John May, Dorothy Palmer McVinnie,James W. Brecknell, Elbert W. Burr, Roy K. Clarkson, F. Kennedy Center for Nolan, Francis E. Traver J. Kenneth Forbes, John E. Horrocks, Athena the Performing Arts in Caperois Kouray, Christian X. Kouray, Ira M. Washington, D.C. 1933 Helen Hand Ackerman, Marion Witherel Austin, Marion Day Beebe, Nicholas Laurien, James M . Moore, John Morison, Fred L. Canale, Mildred Wood Conant, HowardS. R. Pettis, Edward A. Rice, Howard E. Shanklin, Lawrence, Herbert B. McKea n, Harry E. Nuse, Harvey C. Smith, Harry H. Tibken, Robert E. Helene Bladen Schwartz, Robert L. Tinurelli, Werder, John E. Wertime Benjamin H. Vail, Betty Austin Wayland-Smith 1942 Edna Testa Bassett, Richard J. 1934 Frances Fessenden Blocher, Agnes Buecheler, Anne Conan Flood, Irvin M. Gleiner Cole, Gordon D. Hale, Allan W. Handy, Franklin, Marjorie Allen Friel, Leonard S. Inger Glahn Klyver, William B. Melchior, Isaacs, Muriel Rayman Koretz, Patricia Avery Harriet E. Mitchell, Jea nne Umpleby Schamel, La bach, Virginia Smith Malmros, Robert W. Karl R. Van Tassel Miller, Edward J. Ouellette, Carlton E. Quick, Eliza beth Ru sse ll Rogers, James F. Viglione, 1935 Norman R. Appleton, Maurice Brown, Frederick N. West Edmund D. Dwyer, Winifred W. Haggart,

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1943 Jack H. Backman, Alice Bennett Brew, Howard J. Unold Jr., John P. Van Buren, 1965 Terrence P. Jackson, Pauline Monsour Robert W. Delong, Ruth Derbyshire Larkin, William L. Webb, Leon L. Weise, WalterS. Klupinski, Daniel H. Lennox Wayne M. Schrag, Hermann J. Scremin, Wetterhall, Sheila Dewey Whittington, 1966 Ronald W. Bullock, Carol A. Case, Alvin Patricia McDonald Steen, Geraldine Hardy Freeman M. Williams D. Falso, Louis J. Gale, Lester E. London, Turner, James E. Twining Jr., Roger P. Williams, 1951 Nancy Bacon Barr, Barbara Mower Charles W. Marsfelder, Catherine M. O'Brien, Norma Sturge Zachary Brown, Robert J. Carroll, Joseph P. Ceran, Rose Carolyn A. Rhi nehart, Richard W. Sage Jr. 1944 Elaine A. Baumann, Florence Gridley Leventer Englander, George T. Jarrett Jr., Keith 1967 Jay E. Anderson, Paul V. Cra psi, Barbara Dygert, Charles H. Towell, E. LeRoy W. Kline, Joseph W. Marshall Jr., Barbara Bajkowski Peppard, Mollie Miller Smith Zimmerman Richman Mirken, Robert A. Pfister, Warren Pforter Jr., Regina Robaczewski, Bernard R. 1968 William E. Alexander, Leona rd G. 1945 Virginia Fuller Acker, Margaret A. Singer Cordone, Robe rta Bennett Dlouhy, Clair H. Austin, Mildred T. Bauer, Beverly Shattell Fancy, John R. Haney, Joseph C. Pi lato, Barry Freund, Jane Beckwith Giumarra, Martha 1952 Bruce F. Bartholomew, Donald M . M. Richmond Sheedy Murray, Donald E. Weese, Barbara Bronstein, Ernest 0 . Codier, Frederick P. Conte, Woods Weiss, Wilma Kallen berg Wilson John A. Dipietro, Benjamin E. Dolphin, Lewis 1969 William R. Crosby A. Goldberg, Marshall J. Grauer, Alan M . 1946 William H. Alderson, Evelyn Roberson Grossman, Robert B. Johnson, Charles C. 1970 Homer G. Benton, Julia T. Mcgraw, Crozier, M arco J. Deiulio, Herbert H. Jacob, Kysor, Mary Riddle Lambie, John J. Stephan R. Sa kales, Woodrow W. Snyder Edmund W. Meisenhelder Ill, Carol Kolbe McGranahan, Elaine Goldberg Mesnick, Rustemeyer, Thomas H.S. Wolever 1971 James J. Frasca, Wesley J. McJulien William L. Steven, Joyce Houghton Vejnoska 1947 Bruce M. Allen, Dolores Gooth 1972 Barbara Kashdin Stern 1953 William J. Carew, Frederick R. Selch, Am rose, Lena Wranish Clayton, Margarett Margaret Hogan Trespasz 1973 Saint Luke Sconiers, Richard M. Nygaard Co llins, Dale Comfort, Mildred Wheeler Buckley McCarthy, Lester W. Minton, Arthur J. 1954 Charles A. Blank, Bernice Goldberg Muller, Tina Ca rpentiere Murphy, Stanley F. Chesler, William F. Edmonds Jr., Dwight J. 1974 Gerald H. Liepshutz, Barbara A. Major, Nowocienski, Richard M. Palmer, Geraldine Huffman, Samuel G. Johnson, RalphS. James P. Tinker Sr. Percival Turner Kaczor, Herman L. Marder, Richard A. 1975 Kathleen Rooney Allen, Jessica Preibisch, Charlene Mills Randall, Jeanne 1948 DeWitt F. Blase, Dudley H. Clayton, Blackman Freedman, James R. Friel Byrnes Ryan, Dorothy Phillips Ward George E. Dalton, Edwin J. Downie, Sylvia 19n Judith Metzger Tibbits Agar Flink, Richard E. Gabel, Georgette 1955 Richard D.G. Belfie, M arion Dewitt Perryman Galloway, Daniel V. Lent, Cecile Mabee, Lawrence P. M acQuee n, Joel K. Ryan 1978 Josephine A. Parisi, Linda Feria Reef Walker Midgley, Robert C. Morris, Wilma L. 1956 Florence M . Alexander, Charles A. 1979 Nita Yulman Adriance, Kevin A. Shultz, William J. Sours Jr., Gabriel T. Turula Mcintosh Jr., Gene Namkoong, Joan Hundshamer, Glenn A. Steinfast 1949 Elizabeth Clarke Andrews, Nancy Walmsley Wells 1980 Evelyn Brown Stanton Miller Andrus, Winif red Pollock Bengelsdorf, 1957 Marvin L. Brown, Mildred Antes Richard C. Bizzozero, Donald L. Burton, Robert 1981 Edward J. Da niszew ski, James C. Mills Jr. Cleveland, Iva G. Michael, Eugene Rogot, A. Canyock, Philip Feigel son, Wanda Grant Michael P. Smyth, Janet O'Brien Woodard 1984 Donald R. Robinson Gabrilovitch, Porter W. Homer, Walter Huang, Jack F. Kimball, Robert F. M ayer, Ronald E. 1958 Gino A. Canale, John M . Doney, Wesley 1985 Dorothy Siegrist Warren Rowley, Mary Cianci Santulli, Robert P. A. Flower, Florence Lees Large, Peter R. 1987 G. Gerald Giblin Sauerwein, Richard C. Spross, Donald J. Stiles, Morehouse Mary Vetrone Szymborski, Amelia Andriello 1988 Patricia Hall Hough, Kevin J. Kennedy Vassilion, Edmund J. Vitkus, Theodore F. 1959 Lonnie J. M iller, Kenneth E. Page, Waidele Jr., Chester J. Winters Kenneth E. Schumaker Jr., Morton Si lverman 1989 Michael J. DeCapua

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