An exam pie of a program that has been totally maintained with discretionary funds is our Historical Documentation Program Through an initial grant of $25,000, which is now down to $ 10,000 a year, we have been able to do a large number of oral history tapes of agncultur al leaders throughout the state. We also have been able to work closely with the university archivist to see that the histor ical records of previous deans are well documented and available for scholars and otiiers. This program would not have been possible without the discretionary The Du Pont Company has provided support to Cornell since 1918 (except for two years during funds the Depression). Du Pont representatives, one a Cornell alumnus, visited campus recently to A number of times 1 have used discre present checks to, among others, the College of Agriculture and Lite Sciences for support of tionary funds to support minority pro the Department of Entomology, the Department of Plant Pathology, and the Division olI Biologi grams This past summer, for example, cal Sciences At the presentation were (left to right) Rajendra Bordla M.S. 81, Ph D. 86 Ou we funded research assistantships for two Pont, Geoffrey W. G. Sharp, biological sciences, Lew Shumaker, Du Pont, Charles W. White. Southern University minority students Du Pont, William Fry, plant pathology, John Sterling, college development, and Ronald Stone, who are interested in going into graduate university corporate development. ne important part of the develop work in the agricultural sciences. The
ment program of the College of numtier of minorities, particularly Blacks OAgriculture and Life Sciences are thoseand Hispanics, interested in the agricul funds that come to the college in an unre tural sciences are very few, so we are Private Support to stricted manner We refer to them as constantly looking for means to attract funds to be used "at the dean's discre them the College tion." Discretionary funds allow the In a number of areas discretionary dean, myself in this case, to respond tore- funds have supported our teaching pro quests and special opportunities that gram The Forensics Program. which was Funds established since the summer is | Fund to ensure continuity of research vi could not be met with our other sources of developed within our Department of sueofALSNeuis(asof Sept. 11.1987): 1 tal to the economic benefit of the grape in funds. I thought it might be interesting for Communication, has taken the campus dustry. Research will be based on the you if I reviewed a few of the uses of the by storm It has grown well beyond the Agronomy Endowment Fund has , been established by W. Keith Kennedy, | recommendations of the Grape Produc discretionary funds over the last ample of College of Agricult ure and Life Sciences, tion Research Board of New York State with students enrolling from nearly every Provost Emeritus, to provide annual ] years graj>e growers, who are dose to emergen awards to recognize exceptional perfor j One of the categories funded could be college at the university We have one of cy needs The agreement is being pro called matching funds for new program the leading forensics programs in the mance by a student, staff member, or cessed, funds have been received. jack efforts. A good example of this is a pro country, and our teams have done very faculty member in the Department of Kaplan was a renowned leader in th» gram started in Washington to increase well in national competition Agronomy. grape industry the awareness of school children of the For several years. I have used discre Ethel S. Willits Cornell Tradition importance of agriculture in the United tionary funds to match up to $4,000 of Leon Rubin Memorial Award has Fellowship has been established by Stales. In New York State this Ag in the scholarship support provided by the Col been initiated by a gift and pledge from Dorothy I. Willits in memory of her Classroom project, under the leadership lege of Agriculture and Life Sciences Philip Gellert '58 in honorof his father in mother. The fund will provide financial of the Farm Bureau, seemed attractive Alumni Association. Again, this is an ex law Recipients will be chosen for their aid to worthy, needy students majoring in Farm Bureau and other leaders came to ample of multiplying other funds. spirit of entrepreneurship, salesmans*’*’ plant pathology the college and asked if we could help We Discretionary funds have been used to ability, and possible interest jpAiTeign put together a three way funding package support faculty travel, particularly young Harold L. “Cap” Creal Fund estab countries. An agreement ^as bcen
where 1 allocated $25,000, the Governor faculty Each year we offer ten fellow lished by Mrs Mary Creal and family drafted put $25,000 into the budget of the De ships for travel abroad to professional members to aid worthy and needy ALS Update partment of Agriculture and Markets, and meetings The first priority goes to assis students, preferably members of the Al die State Education Department and tant professors who are going to deliver a pha Gamma Rho Fraternity Selection Stan Warren Teaching endowment Farm Bureau also pledged support paper at an international meeting These will be based on leadership, academic Pledge payments are arriving close to This was a three year commitment on fellowships have allowed many of our performance, financial need, and interest schedule New gifts have been received. the college’s part. With these funds a young faculty to broaden their program in the field of agriculture There are 955 donors with cash and team was hired in our De partmentofEdu and enjoy an educational experience that pledges totaling over $371,000. The first Sydney A. Asdell Memorial Fund in cation, and they have prepared curricu would not have been possible without award from the endowment is being used itiated by his children, Philip and Mary, lum materials for grades three through six these special funds. this semester by ten students of Professor and friends and colleagues. The fund will and currently are working on grades K The student livestock show has been Wayne Knoblaush’s class to study agri support the Sydney A. Asdell Memorial i through three These materials have reinstated at the college, and we are cultural production and management in Lecture to be presented annually at Cor ; been tested in the school systems and pleased that we have been able to foster the Columbia River basin in the stale of nell by a distinguished worker in the field have received an excellent reception by this fine event with some of the discre Washington. ■ of mammalian reproductive biology elementary teachers. They fit very well tionary funds. Participation continues to John C. Sterling, Director into the existing curriculum This year grow, and it is now to the point where it Funds in process since the summer issue Alumni Affairs & Development the state authorized $ 135,000 to take this attracts other funds of ALS News (as of Sept. 11, 1987): project to die next level, which is to mass Support for our International Agricul Judy P. Lewis produce curriculum materials for schools ture course 602 allows 40 students to go J. M. Kaplan Vineyard Research Pro Administrative Assistant throughout the state I think this use of to Costa Rica for a two-week field ex gram Fund initiated by the J . M. Kaplan discretionary funds has been multiplied perience during intersession Many stu many times over and should have a last dents label this course the most valuable ing benefit. experience they have had while at Cor Another example of discretionary nell Without the subsidy, many could not Agriculture & Life Sciences News is published Uiree times a year by lhe New York State College of funds being multiplied is the current pro afford to participate Agriculture and Life Sciences, a statutory college of the SuieUnivcrsily, at Cornell University. Ithaca, N Y I could go on, but the examples are too gram in the Department of Agricultural Cornell University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action educator and employer Economics referred to as the Personal En numerous. The key point is that these dis Dean Photographers terprise and Small Business Management cretionary funds give us an edge with David L Call Donald Albem Program A group of interested alumni respect to our teaching, research, and ex Harvey Ferdschneider tension programs that others don't have Associate Dean and friends of the college supported our David Ruether Kenneth E Wing idea of adding a course and other activi We are constantly trying to make the Col John C. Sterling ties in this area Discretionary funds in lege of Agriculture and Life Sciences a Director of Alumni Affairs and Development John C Sterling Contributing Writers the budget have been more than matched more humane place. Sometimes small Mark Eyeriy, Roger Segelken, Yong H Kim, by additional support from alumni and grants can reap vast pay offs in making Associate Director of Development Lael C. Carter Editorial Assistant friends We have had three highly sue this not only a more interesting place, but Jeanne Astor cessful enterprise forums from which the a more exciting place for our students and Associate Director of Alumni Affairs Student Writers students have learned, in an enjoyable our faculty Tina Walker Cathy Keene 88. Steve Werblow '88 manner, about entrepreneurial endeav The willingness of alumni to give the Editor ors. We also have added a new course in dean discretion is greatly appreciated James P Titus Correspondence should be addressed to John Sier The generosity of alumni to the college is personal enterprise and small business Writer ling. Alumni Affairs, Cornell University. Ithaca. NY management that has become extremely one of the things that makes this a unique Metta Winter 14853-5901 popular. In the long run. we probably will place. I thank you all ■ Designer Produced by Media Services al Cornell University have to seek endowment support to Lorraine M Measley 11/87 35 2M LL 871446 maintain this program. but 1 feel the seed Production Coordinator money has been well invested. Donna S VanUne Alumni Association Leadership 1987-88
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Immediate Past President Westchester counties) President Stephen E Teele '72 J Peter Dygert '61 Denise P Merldith '73 Andrew Piscione '65 North Salem. N Y Allien Beard. Jr '52 (District 11 Jefferson. Lewis. (District 20 Erie. Niagara (New Mexico) (District 8 Fulton, Mont (914)669-5198 (home) (District 13: Chenango. St Lawrence counties) gomery. Schoharie counties) counties) Santa Fe. N M Delaware, Otsego counties) Fonda. N Y Robert Kaplan 69 Lisbon, N Y Springville. N Y (505)988 6565 (office) Milford. N Y (518)853 3986 (home) (District 5 Orange, Sullivan. (315)393 3067 (home) (716)592-2263 (home) Sandi Leigh '84 (607) 547-8072 (home) Ulster counties) Appointment pending Jay Hardenburg '79 (Florida) ■Student Representatives Woodridge. N Y First Vice President (District 12 Herkimer. (District 21 Cattaraugus. Plantation. Fla Patrick Spoth 88 (914)434 5624 (home) Paul Tilly ’58 (607) 257-7172 (home) I Madison, Oneida counties) Chautauqua counties) (305) 792 6651 (home) (District 19 Genesee. Living R. Peter Hubbell. Jr '80 Portland. N Y I Rochelle Evette Woods, Marian Rippy '79 ston, Orleans. Wyoming Laura J. VanderVliet '89 (District 6: Columbia, Dutch (716)792 9523(homc) (607)257 2674 (home) DVM '74 (Illinois) counties) ess, Greene counties) Lima, N.Y. 1 (District 14: Broome. Cort Aileen Merriam 60 Monticello. Ill Red Hook. N Y I land. Tioga. Tompkins (716)226 2107 (home) District Directors (District 23 East Eastern (217) 762-4301 (home) (914)758 5274 (home) MauneSemel '49 counties) Canada) Neal E Hall M D '78 Second Vice President (District 1 Nassau. Suffolk Joseph Chuckrow '58 I Ithaca, N Y Manotick. Ontario. Canada j (607) 277-3497 (home) (Pennsylvania) Douglas Conti '60 counties) (District 7 Albany. Rens (613)692 4455 (home) Philadelphia. Pa (District 16 Monroe. Ontario. Calverton, N.Y selaer. Schenectady counties) Wayne counties) William A McKee'71 Donald Grieve '72 (216)248 4865(office) (516)727-0091 (home) Schenectady , N Y i (District 15: Cayuga, Ononda (District 23 West Western Honeoye Falls. N Y (618)785 7305 (home) (716)624-3344 (home) Thomas Dyevlch '81 ga. Oswego, Seneca counties) Canada) (District 2 Kings, Queens. Thomas Hoy '70 Syracuse. NY Guelph. Ontario. Canada Secretary Richmond counties) | (District 9 Saratoga. Warren, (315) 488 2425 (home) (519)824 4120ext 3693 Jane Longley Cook '69 Whitestone. N.Y Washington counties) (offlee) Finley M Steele'36 (District 22 New England) (718) 767 3714 (home) Glens Falls. N Y (District 17 Chemung, Glenn Dallas '58 Hartford. Conn (518)793 3520(home) Marya Dalrymple '70 Schuyler. Yates counties) (203) 236-2786 (home) (Washington, D C area) (District 3 Bronx. New York Elmira, N Y Alexandria, Va. Catherine Butts '81 Treasurer counties) (607)732 6885 (home) (703)823 5081 (home) (District 10 Clinton. Essex, George Conneman '52 New York. N Y Franklin. Hamilton counties) Charles Hebblelhwaite '49 Ithaca, N.Y (212)989 4155 (home) STATE COORDINATORS Peru.N Y (District 18 Allegany. Richard Baldwin 71 (607)257-1470(home) Carl Specht '60 (518)643 2897 (home) Steuben counties) (Massachusetts) (District 4 Putnam. Rockland, Belmont. N Y Westfield, Mass (716) 268 7491 (home) (413)568 4981 (home)
Alumni Activities in the Districts
Cornell Tradition Finds 2,500 Summer Jobs
n just four years, ajob program begun
by university alumni has found sum Imerjobsformorethan2,500CornelJstu , dents. Working in career related posi I tions, the students have earned over $5 I million since 1983. / Concerned alumni of Cornell founded I the program, Cornell Tradition, to on / courage and assist students who fund / their own education through employ I merit The Summer Job Network, one of I four components. is a network of Cornell I students seeking career related summer I William McKee '71 (left), new director for employment and organizations offering I Onondaga. Oawego. Cayuga, and Seneca such positions. I Counties, makes alumni plans with district leadership team members. L-R. Lynne Kuney The network gives students the oppor- | •74; Kenton Patchen '71; Mark B. Mead '71; Alumni at Virginia Meeting tunity to receive valuable work expe Robert Gallow '74; Michael Forward '81; Scott rience at the undergraduate level and Potter '85; Leah M. Mecleod '83; and Debra gives employers a substantial resource to Ward '76. Several college alumni got together In Blacksburg, Virginia, during the National Agricultural Alumni and Development (NAADA) annual meeting and picnic. Standing, L-R, Albert Beard, Jr. start projects, expand horizons, or catch | '52, ALS Alumni Association president; John C. Sterling '59, director of alumni affairs; Stephen up with present objectives H. Putman '44; Anthony C. Maier '38; Forrest W. Thye '68; L. W. Frame; Laura VanderVlelt '89 If your organization has an internship and Patrick Spoth '88 student directors, seated L-R, Margaret Beard '52; Mrs. L. W. Frame M.S. I '51; Mary Putman; Nancy Collins Sterling '59. program, normally hires students during the summer, or needs extra help to com plete projects of interest, then the Sum mer Job Network could help you find experienced, reliable students skilled in almost any field. All summer jobs must be career related, full-time, paid commitments Students must work at least 35 hours a week for at least eight weeks, between May 19 and August 24,1988 For more in District 10 (Franklin, Clinton. Essex, and formation, call Betty Ganung or Paula Hamilton Counties) plans a dsan-alumnl get- Long at 607-255 3497., togsthsr for May 5. L-R, Robert Galllngor '58; Catharina Butts '81, district director, and Elaine Newcomb 64 Alumni Bylaws Pass by Large Margin
By a 1067 to 36 vote, revisions to the Alumni Association Bylaws passed, per milling the 80-year-old college alumni or ganization to expand its services and leadership to the college and to our 33,000 alumni. There were 35 void ballots “Furthermore." said Albert Beard, as Inaugural New Mexico Meeting sociaUon president.' 'written suggestions from alumni of the college around the
Alumni planning atudent recruitment efforts The first annual get-together of Cornell alumni in New Mexico was held August 29. Fourteen world for future changes will be re In New York State's North Country. Standing, charier members, gradustes of the college between 1929 and 1975, met at the home of Bob viewed by the board for possible inclusion director Stephen Teele '72. seated. L-R. Wil and Gerry Stephens In Albuquerque. After refreshments and a short meeting, the group ad- at a future date. Alumni certainly devot liam Rodeo '57; and Douglas Brodie '55, with |oumed to the County Line Restaurant for a barbecue dinner. Top row (L-R): Wendell Oaks '75, ed great attention to the proposed revi Susan Miller, ALS Admissions Office. Lorraine Hoffman Marnell '48. B. L. Herrington '28, Neal Jensen '66 and Mary Webb Jensen. sions, and we appreciate their careful Hsrold New lander 49 and Betty Newlander, Hal Young '48 and Doris Young. Front row. (L-R) Bob Giebttz '52, Robert Stephens '48 and Gerry Stephens, and Denise Meridlth '73. state ALS analysis, suggestions, and vote.' alumni coordinator. Also attending was Susan Oaks. Ballot tabulations were completed by Rochelle Woods '74 and Finley Steele '36 Research Briefs nene is not the key ingredient, according Gene gun.Geneva Experiment Station bi- I to Anna Belle Marin, graduate student in ologists Theodore M Klein and John C. the college's Food Science Department, Sanford have developed a gun that shoots and Terry E Acree, professor of food genes into living plant cells, which in science and technology in Geneva. creases the ability of improving plants "Limonene in orange juice is not impor Similar to a shotgun, the gene gun has tant at all to the human nose, ’' Marin told been used to fire small metallic particles the American Chemical Society national coaled with deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) meeting in September Using a technique and ribonucleic acid (RNA) into plant tis called Charm analysis ("charming" fac sues at more than 1,000 miles an hour— tors attract people to a flavor), they deter without damaging the plants Assisting in mined that human noses can hardly development of the gun were Edward D. detect limonene at all in orange juice Wolf, director of the National Nanofabn- Other substances were shown to contrib cation Facility at Cornell, and Nelson K ute more to the familiar o j odor, and Allen, a facility research machinist Funding by the Cornell Biotechnology Charm analysis at Cornell continues to Program, the U.S. Dept of Agriculture, sort them out. and the Rockefeller Foundation Disturbed woods. Timothy J Fahey, as
Consolidating school districts. Most stu sistant professor of natural resources, directs a multi university forestry study dents in small and rural schools jierform that recently received a S2 million grant as well or better than students in larger schools, professors Emil J Haller and I from the National Science Foundation A team of ecologists headed by Fahey will David H Monk have found Consolidating I small school districts in New York State 1 use the grant to chronicle results of large would bring little benefits to these stu disturbances to woodlands, such as the dents, who already score well in test ’ technique of whole tree harvesting The scores and placement in advanced Re its toxic milk, but Cornell biologists have A voluntwr In th* flavor ch*ml«try laboratory ! five-year study will focus on the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, north of gents courses. Since 1958, there have discovered a countermeasure—insects responds to airborne putts of odor-active compounds in fruit Juice. Boston in the White Mountains of New- been about 235 school consolidations in simply bite through the veins that carry Hampshire. where occurrence of acid the state, mostly because of claims that fluid to die leaves After the leaf drains, rain was first documented in North larger school districts are more efficient they settle down for a safe meal. Vein which plants require vein cutting re America The study is part of NSF's Long and ensure educational equity The cutting by a long homed beetle and by mains a mystery Funding by the Bache Tenn Ecological Research program and researchers, both in the Department of caterpillars of certain moths and butter Fund of the National Academy of involves Corneil. Syracuse University, Education, contend otherwise; they say files was observed by David E. Dussourd. Sciences and the National Institutes of the University of Pennsylvania, and there is no single optimal school or school now at the University of Maryland, and Health. Dartmouth College ■ district size Furthermore, school consoli Thomas Eisner, the Jacob Gould Schur- dation often closes the one remaining in man Professor of Biology "There are Sniffing for science. Cornell tests confirm that plastic orange juice containers do, in stitution in a small village probably many insects in nature yet to be discovered that have special strategies for fact, absorb limonene, which orange juice packagers thought was taking away the To avoid poison, open a vein. The milk disarming plants before feeding on weed plant wards off many insects with them,” Eisner said. How they know flavor of fresh squeezed juice But limo
Graduate Students Learn Public Policy in Albany McKnight Foundation
Melanie Dupuis is participating in the | "Environmental risks tend to affect Four doctoral candidates in the Depart different groups in society in different ment of Rural Sociology have been State Assembly Graduate Scholar Pro The McK night Foundation has a«*rdcd a i ways,'' she said.' ‘Lower income people awarded fellowships that expose them to gram, which gives academics an opportu $600.000 grant to a team of^flege scien tend to be both more exposed to risk and the inner workings of state government nity to see how the process of public tists studying genetic shortcuts in the I have fewer resources to deal with it. Also, Susan Kenny, Melanie Dupuis, Susan policy is carried out In return, it provides production of hybrid seeds. Coordinated it is usually women, especially women Tumquist. and Michael Hattery have legislators with staff who have the latest by Maureen Hanson, associate professor not employed outside the home, who been given the chance to practice their expertise in various technical fields of plant molecular biology, the interdis mobilize community action Many times expertise in New York's state capital Dupuis, who is working with the Agricul ciplinary group includes June Nasrallah, these women are dismissed as 'hysterical while gaining first-hand experience in ture Committee on Biotechnology, is a assistant professor of plant biology. Mik housewives.' I'm interested in whether public policy making specialist in agricultural technology hail Nasrallah, senior research associate their efforts help to focus serious atten ' 'These fellowships send an important policy. in plant biology. Dominick Paolillo, pro tion on the problem or cause it to be message,'' said Charles Geisler, associate In addition to analyzing bills, she is as fessor of plant biology. Mandayam Par professor of rural sociology, who has sessing aquaculture as a potential Indus trivialized." thasarathy. professor of plant biology. worked closely with all four winners try in New York State and writing a report Michael Hattery also received a 1987- Steven Tanksley, associate professor of "Some of our brightest students are on the science and policy issues sur 88 junior fellowship from the Rockefeller plant breeding and biometry, and Ray reaching for fellowships in Albany and rounding bovine growth hormone (BGH) Institute His research deals with revenue Wu, professor of biochemistry, molecular setting examples for others to do the In tliis report Dupuis is pulling together support options for local governments and cell biology same We need high quality people m the various predictions about the effect of "I've been working on a project with Their research will focus on two public sector as one of several ways of BGH on the state's farms and looking at faculty in the Department of Agricultur phenomena that produce reproductive making applied research respectable I why some are so dire. al Economics to come up with a better ap barriers in flowering plants: self inconi "People treat technology as though predict that Kenny. Dupuis, Tumquist, proach to distributing revenue sharing to patibility and cytoplasmic male sterility and Hattery will each offer intellectual policy lias no control over it," she said local governments in New York State 1 Self incompatibility prevents a flower s leadership in the public policy area in "In fact, there are a wide range of policies want to compare that with local govern pollen from fertilizing eggs in the same that could be pursued to enable us to in flower. When cytoplasmic male sterility their careers " ments' ability to levy income taxes " crease efficiency without completely Hattery has been a full-time staff mem occurs, no mature pollen is produced by Susan Kenny is a budget fellow with the changing our farm structure " She con ber of the college for five years and has the plant at all. Altering plants genetically Stale Division of the Budget ' ’This fel tends dial disastrous effects would be less worked with the Local Government Pro to carry either of these traits could dra lowship is a primary means of recruiting likely to happen if there were policies that gram for the past two and a half. This Cor matically reduce the labor costs in pro minorities and women into the division, enabled experts to work together with nell Cooperative Extension program ducing hybrid seed said Kenny "Essentially it places a per fanners in developing management tech provides information and education The McKnight Foundation awarded son in an entry -level position as a budget niques for the use of BGH about local government administration only six plant training grant awards, but examiner." As such, Kenny receives, Susan Tumquist, who participated in The fellowship allows Hattery to continue they gave many other grants for science, analyzes. and makes internal recommen his work on behalf of small governments chemistry, the arts, and other areas ■ dations on budget requests from the State the Graduate Scholar Program last year as a specialist in water and toxic substance throughout the state ■ Liquor Authority, the Banking Depart Melia Winter issues, has been awarded a 1987-88 fel ment. and the Office of Parks and Rec-re Metta Winter ation Her recommendations eventually lowship from the Nelson Rockefeller In stitute of Government This fellowship become part of the governor s budget, which is presented to the legislature gives a female graduate student doing a Once the budget is passed. Kenny works dissertation on public policy issues in with these agencies in program imple New York State access to policy makers Tumquist is examining how environ mentation mental risks are assessed and managed, Kenny s first experience in Albany was a seven month public policy fellowship in particularly how public opinion enters 1986 with the Center for Women and these processes Government. She worked as a legislative In a study on groundwater contamina non. Tumquist will focus on how so aide to Richard Gottfried, assembly man cioeconomic and gender issues affect the from midtown Manhattan Her current way policy makers view public concern fellowship runs through 1989. In August 1986. 5,000 344-inch brook i StteriT,Wen’placed‘naP|^°od
tank fined with a food quality plastic 1 e7 22“ ‘"‘a “other one used later to i £»i V5 Atlantic salmon, and a i a efcIank an> hooked tether to form
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Tlie fish have been under the day-to day care of research support specialist SwJrnafP 86 F‘Sh ,,atholo«'sl Paul | Bowser, associate professor of aquatic
1 *ne in U'e College of Ve,eri I 15 resP°ns*hle for fish dkelL n ^ePrevention and control of disease, By May the brook trout had | reaehed a marketable size of 10 to 11 TimmonsThey d'd amazingIy wel1 •"
Fifteen hundred trout were shipped to seven su|>ermarkets in upstate New York during the month of June The transit trom the rearing phase to marketing is bandied by Joe Regenstein. professor of food science. His responsibility is tosafely and efficiently process the fish once they leave the module "Wegettodo the dirty work, he said . His graduate students gut and gill the fish, ice them down. and pre pare them for delivery Regenstein also conducted taste tests. Results indicate no discernible difference between trout reared in the reuse system and those reared in a conventional manner Professor of Marketing Gene German is in charge of market testing It is his job to find out whether enough people will buy brook trout to make commercial rearing worthwhile The fresh trout generally available in New York stores is rainbow trout, which is reared in Idaho. Demand ' Pounder Heritage Garden: Metta Winter is known to be great Initial findings of the market testing in - ; dicate that the sales potential for New York reared brook trout is good if the fish Cornell Plantations’ Latest ' weigh at least a half pound But they i acob’s Cattle beans, Seneca Hom I | must also be of a higher quality or be rather they see it here than in their own 1 | fresher than the competing Idaho trout potatoes, and Oxheart carrots are gardens." \ A surprise finding in the study was the Jvegetables most of us have never seen. Because twentiety-century agribusi \ 1 very strong consumer interest in pan American Indians grew these varieties ness requires breeding varieties ap I size, white meat Atlantic salmon of beans and potatoes long before white propriate for mechanized cultivation, 1 Carole Bisogni, associate professor of settlers brought the first orange-rooted mass harvesting, and long-distance trans- 1 nutritional sciences, participated in carrot. They are among the ancestors portation, much of the variation in size, another component of the marketing of today's modem varieties, heirlooms color, and taste of vegetables has been phase by consulting with German on all, but lost in the shuffle of selective lost, Sanders said. The Heritage Collec designing consumer interviews. "I have breeding. lion keeps this variety through blue pota a long-term interest in fish and how it fits Cornell has a new place to bring these toes, stubby orange carrots weighing into a healthy diet,” Bisogni said. “We plants back to life. It is the Ronald U nearly a pound, and onions more pungent want to find out what consumers think Pounder Heritage Garden, dedicated than today’s sandwich varieties about this. ’' The interviews have elicited August 21, and supported by a gift from "In developing a hybrid variety,” information on a variety of other issues, Betsy Pounder in memory of her hus Sanders said, "the final product has a such as a preferred form, i.e , heads on or band, college alumnus Ronald U Pound I very narrow genetic base, whereas the off, gutted, gilled, etc. Results are avail er '60 The Heritage Crop collection older, open-pollinated varieties maintain able in the full project report completed in contains vegetable varieties that were I a tremendous amount of genetic di versi - September. grown in kitchen gardens of the nine ty. It's important to keep these different In spite of success in the program's first teenth century. traits available for developing new vari year. Youngs and Timmons caution that In planning the garden, horticulturalist eties to meet future needs—for resistance
more research is necessary to assure the Sue Sanders consulted the 1878 edition of Horlkultuntl Sue Senders shows an heirloom to unforeseeable diseases, or changes in feasibility of their approach. "Intensive Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden. variety ol grapes grown al Cornell Plantations. environmental conditions such as acid aquaculture is where the jxiultry industry along with oilier gardening books and rain or a decrease in the ozone level.'' was 25 years ago,” they said. It'sa risky periodicals of the day, to find varieties of cient method of tree management, which In planning the garden, Sanders was process with many parameters, such as vegetables the common people grew goes back in Europe some three thousand true to the nineteenth century custom of water temperature and a fine water Many were grown much earlier years, is used here to increase the yield of adding color by growing herbs .fruits, and chemistry balance, that must be kept in "Cayenne Long Red pepper, for exam cabbages. After removing the mature flowers alongside the vegetables. Be strict and continuous control to support pie. was first mentioned in print in 1540 head, a second crop of four to five cab cause heirloom flower seeds are difficult bages, the size of tennis balls, grow from fish life. A D. The Jacob's Cattle bean has been to come by and tend to be less floriferous, Two food companies have contacted around since the 1200s," Sanders said the axils of the basal leaves in a ring. The Sanders chose currently available varie the Cornell Aquaculture Program about She chose these and 130 other varieties to effect is striking. What's more, coppicing ties of bachelor buttons, snapdragons, how to use it commercially Another good create an educational display for the en is a time and money-saving practice few cleome (spider plant), pinks, cosmos, and sign is the way the program's leaders joyment of school children and scholars Iteople seem to know about other flowers our foremothers were par have worked together. Joe Regenstein alike. but especially for home gardeners. The Current tomato is another or tial to. There are also about lOor so herbs summed it up: "The beauty of this is that The two-thirds-acre garden, located on namental that was sometimes grown for that were grown for culinary, and often it's been a real team effort, with cross fer the site of what was once the Fruit and table use. This exquisite plant, with its medicinal, use. The fruit—blueberries, tilization and all the things that every Flavor Garden across from Emerson Field profusion of delicate foliage and tiny red raspberries, strawberries, grapes, and body on paper say you're supposed to do. in the Cornell Plantations, is a piece of liv tomatoes, stands in sharp contrast to the rhubarb—were staples of the nineteenth We actually got together and did it We ing history and more. It's a place where spare wooden trellis that supports it. century household, as were apples In the cooperated in a way that's been a lot of today's gardeners can discover rare Along with the heirloom varieties, Heritage Garden, as in the small gardens plants and unique cultivation methods Sanders planted some modem counter of that day, the apple trees are espaliered, fun.” parts so that gardeners can compare per by pruning and tying, their branches are Funding for the Cornell Aquaculture that can add individuality and flair to formance, production, and disease trained to grow along wire trellises Program came from the New York State their own gardens. resistance "I'm trying to grow enough A list of heirloom seeds and their Ik-partment of Agriculture and Market mg "I tried to do things that would be in teresting to a novice and yet include varieties so that really serious gardeners source, and a bibliography on heritage and the Cornell Agricultural Experiment others that an experienced gardener can come here and see which potato is gardening is available by writing the Cor Station ■ might look at and say. Hey. there's an particularly attractive to potato beetles, nell Plantations, One Plantations Road, Metta Winters or which varieties of tomatoes are mast Ithaca, New York 14851-9978. ■ idea!'" Take coppicing for example. This an devastated by early blight. I'd much Alumni Eighteen Outstanding Alumni attended the Friday evening banquet during ALScapades weekend. Seated, left to right. Albert R Lounsbury ’55, Stanley Warren '27, Joseph King '36, Return to and E. Stanley Shepardson 36. Standing. Robert V. Call. Jr. SO. Richard C Call 52. Robert S. Smith '42. Frank Wiley '44, Glenn Edlck 40. Clifford Luders '36, John W. Mellor '50, Norman W. Allen '46, H. Joseph Pendergrast 38, C. William Severinghaus 39, Bernard Potter '43, Daniel M. Dalrymple '27. Erton Slpher '43, and Donald Wickham '24. The past recipients gathered to Campus for honor 1987 award recipients Allen, Mellor, Severinghaus. Shepardson, and Smith. ALScapades and Outstanding Alumni Banquet 1986-87 Alumni Donor Roster
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Howard E Evans 44 Mrs Julian M Gordon 56 Ms Margaret J Gross OR Mr Donald H Foster 32 Mrs Martin Ik4si Furw 74 Mr Harlan R Gelman 44 Mr Faliio G GraMl Bl Mr Mark H Evans 73 Ms Laura I Gordon '68 Mr Earl C Foster 26 Mr Harry B Furman '46 Mr Jason R GelUnger 64 Mrs Mary A Evans '43 Mrs Mary M Gordon 16 Mr Sidney Grossman 36 Mr Gibln C Foster '52 Mr Wayne F Furness 47 Mrs Camillo Ghiron '58 Mr Richard B Evant '66 Dr Robert P Gordon 70 Mrs Howard Crotch '63 Mr Marvin R Foster 65 Mr Kenneth B Furry '79 Mr Austin P Gibbons 49 Mr Robert C Evench '83 Mr Tunothy P Gordon '85 Mr Rogi r W Grove 61 Dr Neal R Foster 59 Mr Ronald B Furry '53 Dr Duane L Gibson 34 Mr Robert I Everingham Sr 41 Mr Gr.-gory A Oorka 79 Mr Bruce G Grover 50 Mr Robert L Foster '37 Dr Dolores Furtado 60 Col George H Gibson 54 Dr Jeffrey I Everitt '74 Mr Bradley O (Jonnel '31 Mr [xntglas A Grover '69 Ms Karen J Evert '81 Mr Robert J Foster 69 Mr Robert L Fusant 85 Mr H James Gibson '30 Mr Joel T Gormley '65 Mr William C Grow '65 Mr Francis C Everts 40 Mr Thomas D Faster '81 Mrs Rkhard A Gabriel 72 Ms Rosemary D Glbaon '81 Mr Josepli N Gormley 56 Mrs Ruth O Grunspan 84 Mn Ethel T Ewald 38 Dr H Seymour Fowler 41 Mr James T Gaffney GR Mr Edward B Giddings 22 Dr Ferris G Gorra '64 Dr Lydia M Gry pma 77 Mr Early C Ewing Jr 48 Mr Robert G Fow ler ‘73 Mr Warren E Gager 72 Mr Jeffrey M Giddings 71 Mr______Alan A __Goshganan ______71 Mr Thomas R Grzrlak 87 Dr Gerald A FaaU '39 Mr Brian A Fox '79 Mr Joel P Gagnon GR Mr Robert J Giebiu 51 Mr Terry V Gifford '70 Mrs George H Gotauk 68 Mr Gilbert Gude '48 Dr Gustave E Fackelman 62 Mr Donald R Fox 67 Mrs Rudol|>h A Gagnon '41 >ia Mr Waller B Guenther '74 Ms Sheila Bond Giglki 81 Sanford J Gou 16 Mr Jack W Faddegon 69 Ms Judith R Fox 66 Mr Alan R Galelsky '76 Ms Mary Ixiu Guerinoc '75 Mr Donald W Gilbert '73 Dr Toby F Gottfried 59 Mr Richard W Faddls '63 Mr Philip H Fox 68 Mr Arthur G Gaines Jr 64 Maj Muriel E GuggoU 26 Mrs John A Gaines IV '64 Mr Gary R Gilbert '71 Ms Amy L Gottlieb '80 Ms Laura A Fadil '87 Mr Ralph T Fox Jr 49 Mr James L Guguio ‘62 Mr John A Gaines IV 67 Mr Leslie W Gilbert 55 Mr Harvey A lektlieb 69 Ms Ann M Fagan 80 Prof Ray mond T Fox ‘47 Ms Karen V Guglielmone 85 Mr Cliflord A Gale '66 Mrs Perry W Gilbert 37 Mr Alan J Gould 21 Dr Rkhard H Fagan ‘70 Mrs Raymond T Fox 47 Ms Lisa K Guglielmone 83 Mr David L Gale '46 Mr William A Gilbert '76 Mr Edwin Gould 56 Mr John E Fagcn 111 34 Mr Thomas L Fax ‘73 Mr Warren L Gulden '63 Mr Kirk Francesduni 79 Mr Robert G Gale '78 Mr Richard H Gilchrist 64 Mr Kenneth A Gould 35 Mr William E Fahy 41 Mr Henry R Gully S3 Mr Thomas II Gale 65 Mrs Janis L Giles '76 Mr Paul A Gould '67 Mr Keith R Fairbank 69 Ms Lynnetle M French! '79 Mr Joshua P Gully '83 Ms Lorraine D Francisco 73 Mr Donald W Galen 45 Mr Warren H Giles '50 Mr Robert D Gould '79 Mr Michael M Falk 61 Dr Kenneth I Gumaer Jr 68 Mr Lynn L Falkey '31 Dr John G Frandemonl *35 Mr Warren A Galke '69 Mr Frederick D Gdton ’51 Dr Stuart S Gould '63 Mr Albert F Gunnison Jr '64 Mr Joseph M Falkowskl 84 Ms Regina Franco '86 Misa Lorraine S Gall *38 Mr Paul E Giltord '85 Mr Paul W Gove '82 Mr Hugh F Gunnuon 58 Dr Harry J Fallon '37 Mr Frank J Franconi '73 Mrs Betsy Ellwanger Gallagher ‘74 Mr Paul H Gillen Jr '60 Mr David M Gowdy 59 Ms Janet B Fallon '76 Mr James R Frank '73 Mr John W Gallagher '74 Mr H Thomas Gillespie '67 Mte.a ______Brenda L Graff '77 Mr Daniel 0 Gurtein 73 Mrs W L Gustafson *28 Ms Martha Ann Fallon '79 Mr Mathias J Frank Jr 56 Mr Raymond F Gallagher '52 Mr James A Gillespie 72 Mr Andrew R Grainger '75 Mr Rk-hard L Guthne GR Mrs Walter A Fallon '48 Ms Melissa C Frank 85 Dr Elaine K Gallin & Ms Margaret I. Gillespie GR Mr Bradley R Grainger '79 Ms Barbara Beltheim Mrs Norman G Fancher '65 Mr Samuel Frankel 41 Mr Robert J Gallinger '56 Mn Thomas E Gillespie GR Mrs Mary Maxon Grainger '79 Mr DelvinS Fanning 54 Mrs Steven Frankel '64 Mrs Robert J Gallinger '56 Ms Mary Gilliland '73 Mr Zane Gramenldis '79 Gutlnnpton 69 Mrs John 1. Fanton 65 Mrs Daniel J Franklin '76 Dr Joseph A Gallo Jr ‘75 Ms Karen F Gilman 69 Mrs Reynold A Grammer Jr 59 Lori Guuuso 84 Dr Albert J Haberle 62 Mn Donald T Farley Jr '54 Mrs Diane H Franklin 64 Dr Leslie Seiden Gallo 64 Mr Lee M Gilman '83 Dr Iris A‘ ~Granek------*• '74 Ms Jane M Farley 81 Mr James E Franklin 73 Mr Robert R Gallo GR Mrs Michael H Gilman *55 Mr Irving Granek 35 Mr Roy A Haberstock '56 Rev KenncUi T Famell '31 Dr Jessica Schneyer Franklin 75 Mrs Robert R Gallo '74 Mr William E Gilman ’36 Mr Jeffrey B Granger '81 Mr Don A Hablbi GR Mr Paul A Farnsworth ‘77 Maj Gen Wesley C Franklin 38 Mr James H Gallup '51 Mr Daniel S Gilroy '86 Mr Alvan R Grant 40 Mr Richard J Haby 48 Ms Catherine Gobel Farrell 79 Mrs Stanley Frankoskl *67 Mr Arthur W Galslun 40 Mr Rkhard T Girards 65 Mr Karl L Grant 34 Mrs Harold M Hack '71 Mr Shepard H Farrington '35 Dr James C Franzek 64 Mr Neal M Galosh. '51 Mr Paul C Girolamo '46 Dr Roger A Grant '45 Mrs Josepi R Hackel '50 Mr Henry S Faryna ‘41 Mr Milton K Frary '65 Dr Newton C Galusha Jr '69 Mr Harry M Giuelson 77 Mr John E Gratudge 73 Dr Joseph E Haddad '65 Dr Daniel E Fast '72 Dr Christabel H Frederick ‘46 Miss Donna L. Gammack '56 Mr Timothy Giuliani *83 Mr Charles P Gratlo 57 Mr Kevin J Haddock '82 Mr George P Pastura '74 Mr John A Fathertey 64 Mr Donald M Faulkner Jr 56 Mr Emory F Faulks '48 Making a gift for something specific—whether it be to buy self-supporting foundation. "Someof the recipientsbe Mr William J Fay '49 Mn PatrieM M Fazm «4 a tree or to establish a scholarship—can be a uniquely come pet charities and 1 devote time to galas, theater par Mr Jeffrey C Foam 82 satisfying experience, according to Robert Nagler '50 ties, testimonials, dinner dances AU of these are tun " Dr David S Fcigin '66 Dr Edward Feinberg 61 "You can taste it," he says And that you can is one of ' There are satisfactions. Ux. when J realized that Just Mr Earl S Feinman GR the reasons why Nagler gives and keeps on giving But S95 would send a poor child to camp for a week, when a Ms Sharon M Feiszli 74 this wasn’t always so Mr Richard B Felbeck 52 new, worthy cause surfaced, such as a home for the blind Mr John J Feld is Jr '60 in a neighboring community on Long Island: when I went Mr Howard J Feldman '79 In the years following graduation from Cornell. Nagler Dr Kenneth D Feldman 64 took what he calls a "quasi-Monnon ' approach to giving to Radio City Music Hal) and saw a newly struck print of a Mr Robert L Feldman 66 "Although I'm not a Mormon, I felt as they do, that being classic film, 'A Star is Bom.' after I'd given to the Amen Ms Susan G Fellenbaum '80 can Film Institute to help find missing footage and to Mr Ricliard E Felton 57 part of society carries an obligation to help others less for Dr Donna M Ferber ‘74 tunale than yourself " So he systematically gave a per replace inflammable nitrate slock with safety film Dr Leonard Ferber ‘43 centage of his salary to Cornell and a number of other Dr Donald S Ferguson ‘59 Nagler's experience in giving and getting something in Mr Donald B Ferguson GR institutions and chanties that were important to his life— return can also be seen in recent gifts to Cornell His first Mr Mark E Femau '82 the Boy Scouts, public television, his hobbies of steam Ms Mary Both A Ferrando '80 academic major was ornithology, and now that he is Mr Louis C Ferraro Jr '65 ship and film preservation semi retired there is time to rekindle this interest ' The Dr Laura J Ferrier '80 Mr John M Fems III '51 "Cornell touched a nerve. If 1 hadn’tgone there 1 would Laboratory of Ornithology is a new thing that I've just Mrs Mary G Ferry 44 started giving to that has become fun .I've become ac Mr Patrick T Fessenden 63 Robert Nagler have had a totally different life. 1 came from rather poor Dr Anne Pay ne Fessler 81 beginnings, and at Cornell I was exposed to a level of quainted with the principals at the lab. had them to my Mr Karl D Peter 51 Has Fun by Giving society that broadened my life in ways that wouldn't house, talked about a couple of projects to raise money Mrs Robert W Ftcken '55 Mr Robert W Ficken '53 Something Back have occurred otherwise I was able to take advantage of I've enjoyed this." Mr Marr C Fing) 71 that Because I had one or two minor scholarships, I felt Dr A Kirk Field '60 So too with the Nagler Family Scholarship, which he estab there was a real obligation to give something back when I Mr Bruce W Field 65 lished last year to support a worthy student from Suffolk Ms Ellen F Fields ‘77 had taken something out. Mrs Thomas C Fields S3 County who is studying some aspect of production agricul Dr Elizabeth W Fileri '75 Over the years, as Nagler became more successful in the ture '' Getting a letter from a student who has won a scholar Ms Janet Lynn Fil* Aime 83 Mr Reginald Fils Anne S3 world of investment banking, he discovered that giving ship like this is very gratifying. Mr William E Fine 65 can be a lot more than meeting an obligation While he Mr Brian K Finger 60 But you don't need the means to establish a scholarship or says this is still in the back of his mind, he now finds that Mr James P Finkle ‘71 mount a fund raising campaign In the early years Robert Na Mr Henry P Finlay '37 there are rewards, indeed real pleasures, to be derived in gler gave only $ 100 " We all take a lot out of society, but there Mr Mark 0 Finn '81 the process. Mr Nigel L Firth GR is no need to give until it hurts Giving as much, or as little. Mr Angelo J Flstella 43 Dr Linda Altman Fischer '76 "I don't know that a lot of people understand or appre as we can afford helps to put some of that back. So. write Mr Richard H Fischer '59 ciate the fun part of giving, that when you give, you get those checks, give some time, have some fun. meet a num Mr Victor W Fischer 78 Ms Emily I. Fish '79 something back ' ’ One source of fun is acting as an ad ber of interesting people and. in the process. help others less Dr Richard F. Fish 72 viser to an in house charitable foundation he started with fortunate than yourself ' ■ Dr Stanley G Fish '72 his partners at Oppenheimer and Company Nagler's role Mrs Richard P Fishel 70 Metta Winter Mr Rk hard P Fishel 70 is to make gift recommendations to the trustees of this Mr Bernard C Fisher 40 Mr David F Usher 75 Mr Donald A Fisher 73 Miss Elizabeth G Fisher 34 Mr Herbert H Fuller '36 Mr William M Frrdmrk Jr 64 Me Geraldine G Gammel 79 Mr Henry C Givan Jr '24 Ms Dorian L Gravenese 84 Mr Randall C Haddock GR Mr Jack B Fisher 65 Mr Petrr J Fretknckx '86 Dr Chariet P Gandal 51 Mr CltlTort M Glade '73 Mr Robert E Graves 65 Dr William F Itoenel 43 Mr Kenneth H Fisher 28 Mr Stuart L Free '54 Mr Eric H Ganeku '81 Mr Walter M Gladstone 84 Dr Harry L Gray Jr '53 Mn Franc esG Hafermalz 38 Mr Jeremy Glaser '72 Mr Marc A Fisher 66 Mr Ralph M Freebem 38 Dr Jeffrey Ganeln 79 Dr James H Gray *71 Mr Floyd R Haff Jr 59 Mr Leonard I Gang '60 Mn Isxlor Glasgal 25 Mr Michael J Fisher '84 Mr Robert J Freeburn Jr 77 Mr Calvin A Graziano '53 Mr Richart M Hagen GR Ms Roni Kasten FHhkm '81 Mr J Norman Freed '51 M> Lna M Gangarota '87 Mr Wendell M Gtosler '62 Ms Janet L Greco *68 Mr George E Hagerty '71 Dr Jane E Fishman 78 Dr David A Freedman '73 Mr Donald M Gannetl 47 Mr David J Glass '75 Mr David M Green Jr GR Mrs Tlkunas M Haggerty 64 Mn David R Fistrr 74 Mt Diane P Freedman 77 Mr James B Garber '86 Ms Lynne Moskowiu Glasser 74 Capt James K Green ‘59 Mr Albin H Haglund '76 Mr David K Fitter 76 Mr John P Freeman '84 Ms Krisl In M Garbmski '86 Dr Stanley Glasser 48 Joanne Balmer Green '70 Mr Gary E Haight 65 Mr Lowell E Fitc h 39 Mr George W Freex 38 Ms Uunnda Fox Giron 77 Mr David J Glauberman 79 Dr Kenneth M Green *71 Ms Margaret L Haine 65 Mr Ahem M Fitchett 41 Mr Chariee R Freitag 44 Col Bernard J Gardner '44 Mr George E Glauner '68 Mr 1. Stanley Green ‘33 Mr Izon T Halrie '76 Mr Edwin E Fitchett 44 Mr David A French 80 Dr Charles E Gardner 71 Ms Lon Shapiro Glazer ‘77 Mn Leonard S Green '24 Mr Hudson S Hale '79 Mr Gary W Furheti 72 Mr Jay French 54 Mr Karl E Gardner GR Lynn Steger Gleason 64 Ms Nancy Pitney Green 78 Mr Wtlltam K Haley ‘74 Mr Wiliam A Fitchett 68 Mr Lrwu M French '21 Mr Robert L Gartner 67 Dr James R Glcndcning 70 Mr Phillip A Green ‘64 Mr Albert W Hall 56 Mr James E Fitts 70 Mrv Lewi* M French '21 Ms Julia A Garetson 81 Ms Lisa J Glickstem *87 Ms Sheila M Green *87 Mr Albert G Hall 40 Mr W Daniel Fitzpatrwk Jr 58 Mr Mkhael G French '76 Mn Carolyn H GarfeUi '63 Mr Frederic R Gkxckncr '61 Dr Barbara H Greenbaum *74 Miss Barbara M Hall '43 Mr Henry F Flamm 60 Mr Owen L French '38 Mr Saul H Garikk '73 Mn Irving L W Gloninger ‘39 DC Haney Grcenlxrg 67 Dr Brian E Hall 68 Mr John 7 Gknack '66 Mr Thomas M Flanagan '72 Mn Willtom 8 French '36 Dr Robert H Garman '63 Lida I) Greenberg '81 Mr Dovid B Hall GR Mr A Lee Flanders 57 Mr Bruce E Frey '67 Mn Frederic D Garrett '36 Mr G Uoyd Godfrey 28 Mr Norman A Greenberg *75 Mr How ard F Hall 29 Mr William P Flail 'GR Dr Peter J Freyburger 73 Mr Paul A Garrett 57 III Helen R Godfrey '81 Mr Harry D Greenblau '85 Mr J Stanley Hail 39 Mr John B Fleckenstein '28 Mr Daniel H Fncke 62 Mr Roger L Garrett '58 Mr J Edwin Godfrey Jr 39 Dr Francine Greenbtott 75 Mr James A Hall 67 Mr John R riemlng 21 Mr Thomas F Fra ke '55 Mr Clayton E Gascoigne 47 Mn Werner F Goepfert GR Col Dennis S Greene *57 Dr Kathleen S Hall 81 Mr Rkhard L Fleming 66 Mr John I Fridmd 71 Mn Manlyn Groll Gaxka 78 Mr Albert F Goeue IB 72 Mm Leonard M Greene 49 Mr Midiael S Hall '68 Mr Walker J Fleming III GR Mn John Frir-d '56 Mr Raymond Gaskill 38 Mr Mark A Goldberg '81 Mr Scott T Greene 80 Miss Susan M Haller 76 Mr Elton J Fletcher 41 Judy J Fned 84 Dr Samuel E Gaskins '66 Mn Paul I. Goldlxrg 69 Mr William T Greene 74 Mn Helen S Halliday 37 Ms Gayle Reilly Flinn 83 Dr Michael D Fried 66 Mn Tobe P Gaxter '34 Mr Solomon H Goldberg 46 Mr Raymond H Greenfield 59 Mr Steven J Halpenn '79 I Mr Gilbert H Flint '40 Dr Joan M Friedland 57 Mr Frederick L Gaston 63 Mr Brian D Golden '87 Ms Manon L Greenhalgh *76 Mr Russell A Halsey 60 Mr Thomas E. Halsey 61 Mn Howard S Krasncra 50 Mr Uoyd J Herman '79 Mr Earl D Howes 41 Mr William R Jenkins '70 Mr Brian F Kelly '78 Mn Jean Hlnkelman Krasnow 68 Mr Steven G Halstead *64 Mr Roas Z Herman 77 Mr Uuls M Howie ‘51 Mr Schuyler T Jenks 78 Ms Dianne Hall Kelly '70 Mr Rorusld S Krasnow '72 Mr John M Halaska 39 “in Virginia M Herman 38 Mr PhUip N Howies '77 Mrs Howard K Jennings 36 Mr Francis X Kelly IB 86 Mrs Janis A Halvorsen 76 Mr Wilbur F Hermann 35 Dr Harlan J Howlett '61 Mr Gsorge S Kelly 52 Mr F Howard Kratzer '40 Mr Norman R Jennings '50 Mr Charles L Krause 57 u. Sharon E Hamill "73 Susan J Hermenet 84 Mrs Harlan J Howlett 48 Mrs David V Jenrelte '63 Mr Kevin F Kelly '76 Mr Allred C Hamilton ID '74 Mr Donald“ ...... A Hemer '65 Mr Thomas C Howlett 64 Ms Uurene M Kelly 80 Mrs Merry M Krause 68 Mrs Joyce H Jensen '76 Nomen M Krause 83 Mr Isadora Hamlin ‘41 Dr Patricia T Herr '58 Ms Lauralee VanUne Howley 70 Mr Clarence E Jentes '65 Miss Nancy E Kelly '74 Ms Alfred H Krautter 58 Mr Paul A Hammer GR Mr William M Herr '51 Mr Thomas L Hoy '70 Mr Dana E Jerrard 80 Mr Robert II Kelly 64 Mr Joaepli J Kravit 49 Mr Donald W Hammond '39 Mr James S Herrick '76 Mr James E Hoyt '74 Helen L Jervis '29 Ms Sandra Mitchell Kelly '81 Mr Alfred H Krebs 41 Mr Richard D Hammond ‘35 ....Mr Robert C Herrick '60 Mr Lon J Hoyt '79 Mr RaMf Jeslnger '65 Mrs Warren Kelly '58 Mr Kurt H Krcher '74 Mr WiUum F Ilanas an ‘76 Mr Charles W Hemng Jr '50 Dr Theodore C Hsiao '66 kb Donald L Jewell '60 Mr —Wilfred- 1 “R Kelly ~35 Mr Robert F Krecner 58 Dr David H Hancock ‘71 Dr B L Herrington 'GR Mr Rrcliard W D Jewett 24 Mr WUliam F Kelly Jr 43 Mr Mr Patrick W Hancock RO Miss Diane J Herrmann 74 Ms Amy Andersen Kelsey 77 Ms Ellen Kouonea Krropolldes 70 Mr Robert T Jewett 61 Stephen W Kress 'GR Mr .Albert C Hand Jr ‘63 Mr Roy E W Herrmann Jr '43 Mr Robert A Joehl '73 Ms Joanne Kelsey 87 Mr Mary Rolltna 89. ttmnomy; Enc J Krewe '52 Mr John S Hand 83 Mr Victor Hershman '47 Mr Stephen E Joehl '75 Mr Lewis P Kelsey 38 Mn “aura Purnell Knch 69 Ms Roth Berberian Hanessian 60 Mr John P Hertel '34 Huth WUton Fvml Gnnl Mr Robert E JohennUlg '59 Mr Myron P Kelsey '53 Mr Donald N Hanford ‘34 Ms Barbara Spector Hertzberg '77 Eluabeth K John GR Mr Paul M Kelsey '43 Mr Benjamin A Knegler '77 Mr Peu-r D Hanks ‘70 Mrs Margaret Hescox '69 Mr Orvn F Johndrew U1 78 Mr Tliomas M Kelsey 72 Mr Allen P Krizek '72 "ll't going to bo vary uselul bo Ms Donna B Krochak '87 Mr Ned Hanna Jr ‘67 Mr Martin J Heslin '83 Mr Ayrton R Johnson '54 Eugene T Kemp ‘51 Ms Lasa*Harvey Kempisty '84 Mr Mkhael J Krrxhlna 68 Mr Jesse B Hannan Jr '51 Mr Henry D Heslop '74 cauu I'm m older Mudent-I'm Mn David I Johnson 51 Mr William H Hannell '60 Mr Robert J Hess 73 Mr David A Johnson 69 Mn Jarman G Kennard 4.3 Mm Jo Ann talxn Krohn 84 Ms Karen J Hannigan 79 Mr Wilbur R Hesselune '44 32—end come back to tchool oner Mr David C Johnson 76 Ms Ann E Kennedy '81 Mrs Charles L Kroll '45 Mr Robert M Hanno '83 Mr Donald 0 Heiner 52 Mn Donald M Johnson '62 Mr M Keith Kennedy GR Mr William P Kroll '63 a career as a prolesilonal potter I Mr Chancellor I Hannon GR Mr Frederick A Heuser 77 Mn Dorothy M Johnson '38 Ms Patrk u S Kennedy '83 Dr Karl V Krombeln ’34 Dr Frrdl Kronenlw-rg 72 Mr Paul T Hanpeler ‘S3 Mr Warren J Hewes '39 make only a minor Income tram my Mn Elberta R Johnson 32 Mr Paul J Kennedy Jr '48 Mr William Hansel GR Mrs John W Hemu 40 Dr Ellen L Johnsrai 78 Mr Paul A Kennedy 85 Mr Luther II Krorunger Jr. '51 Mr Chris A Hansen ‘57 Ma------Tracy ------Pajeski ' ...... Hewlett —'79 ponery butlnen now and work on Mr Erse C Johnson 68 Mn W Keith Kennedy Jr '65 Mr Morris Kross '43 Ms Sandra K Hansen *63 Ms Anne Sack Heybey '67 Dr George R Jolmson 39 Mr Sean M Kenny 85 Dr Paul E Kross 73 campus » well, so I’m quite busy I Mr Robert C Hanss ‘81 Mr Clinton G Heyd ‘38 Mn Gordon E Jolmson '49 **Mr Lowell M Kent '69 Mr D Harvey Krouse 25 Mr Neal W Krouse 68 Mr Donald A Hannon '52 Mr Edward J Hickey '42 don't always have lime Io make Mr James T Jolmson '78 Mr Raymond D Kent '71 Mr James T Harbuon '45 Dr Robert C Hickey 38 Ms Unnca M Jolmson 77 Mr Thomas E Kent ‘71 Ms Carol A Krug '80 Mrs Michel Brers Hardaker '81 Mr Charles G Hickman GR enough money lo make ends meet. "Dr law Wierzbicki Johnson 83 Mr Uwtciue W Kenyon '70 Mr Steven B Krull '79 Mr Allred H Hicks ‘62 Ms Mary Mullen Jolmson '85 Mr Conrad J Kercher 'GR Mr. Nicholas L Kruysman Jr 62 Mr DavJ D Hardenburg '51 I II would be very difficult lor mo lo Mr Robert E Hardenburg '41 Mr Edwin W Hicks ‘30 Dr Merrill K Johnson 58 Mr Mahael H Kerr 68 Dr Jan W Kubiak '64 Dr Bradford Hardie 77 Mr______Lewis J Hicks__ 72 Mr Michael B Jotuuon 70 Mr Grorge V Kershaw Jr ‘41 Ms Eve Kucaha 79 go lo school without the Linda Rust Kuehn ‘79 Mr David Hardie 49 Loretta A Hicks ‘GR Dr Paul K Jol.ns.ki '75 Mr Alois F Kertz GR Mr William J Kuhrt '20 Mrs Ernest E Hard) 5.1 Dr Florence M Higgins 74 Mr Raymond F- Jolmson '54 Dr Mallhew J Kessler 69 scholorshlp. " Ms Maureen E Kula 86 Ms Mars Ifohenhaus Hard) 87 Mr Francis R Higgins 41 Mr Richard W Jolmson '75 Mr Gerald...... L Kestenbaum '65.. Mr William A Kumpf 38 Mr Robert E Hardy 85 Dr Jerome B Higgins 63 Mr Robert A Johnson 58 Miss Janet E Kester 76 Miss Katnr. E Higgins 75 Mr Robert L Johnson '66 Mn Rotiert W Ketchum '67 Mr Donald E Kuney '38 Ms Alisa Kishlnsky Hare 82 Mr Peter E Kung 73 Mr Michael J Higgins 84 Mrs Thomas T Hsu GR Ma______Susan Landis Johnson _____ '77 Mr' John E Kc-tz '72 Mr Jeffrey R Hare '82 Mrs Te Chi Kung 65 Mr Lee D Harkness '66 Miss Elizabeth S Higgs 80 Mr George R Hubbard 60 Mn William T Johnson '26 Mr Lawrence R Keysrr 76 Mr Erwin I Higley^32 Mr. John H Hubbell '67 Ms Ellen M Johnson Fay 61 Mr Richard A Keyser '71 Mr Eugene R Kunn 64 Mr Edgar N Harland Jr '57 Mr William R Kunaela '39 Mr Ralph L Higley ‘30 Mr Stephen H HubbeU '38 Mn Cicely D Johnston 68 Ms Melinda ' hrwman Kwff ‘79 Ms Wendy Matlar Harman '82 Mn Albert Kurdl '27 Mr Paul L Hannon '69 Mr Alan E Hllfcr '70 Mr Jonathan M Hubchen '83 Mr Clyde E Johnston 34 Mr John W Kumar. Jr 56 James T K.ldc-a 55 Mr Albert Kurdl 26 Mr Phillip L Harmon ‘76 Mr James F HUI 64 Mr Charles H Huber 54 Mn Clyde E Johnston '35 Mr ______Mr Storm E Kddoyle 77 Mn Nells Kurtander 59 Dr Jeffrey H Harnett '63 Mr Peter W HUI ‘55 Mr Peter D Huber '76 Mr Donald H Johnston 49 Mr Robert E Killian 75 Mr Mitchell Kurman 43 Mr J David Harper '66 Mr Raymond H HUI ‘85 Mr Scon E Hubert '81 Mr Gerald C Johnston 62 Ms Carol Jolly '66 Ms Kathryn Spitzer Kim '79 Mr Richard C Kurtz 56 Mn Candace M Hamngton 66 Mr Richard W HiU Jr 30 Mr Peter M Hu berth 56 Mr Gordon II Hucklc 52 Col David C Jolly 41 Mr Kenneth D Kimball 69 Ms Nancy E Kurzman 83 Mr Gilbert E Hamngton '61 Mr Robert J HIU '84 Mr Keith R Kushner 77 Mr Russel B HUI 34 Ms leslie J Hudson 75 Mr William C Jolly '64 Mr Daniel M King 79 Ms Kathie J Harrington GR Mr Edgar A King 60 Mr Steven Kushner 84 Mr Phillip J Hamngton Jr GR Mr Warren A HUI 68 Mr Steven 1. Hudson '77 Mrs R Stevi ‘68 Mr John W Hucnctnts-rder '69 Mr■ Robert S 32 Mr Garry B King 64 Mr Mxhacl J Kusa-k 81 Mrs R H Hamngton '28 Mr John Fredrrk Hillegas '38 Comellw^ es *53 Ms Helen R King 87 Ms Lauren R Kusner 77 Mr Wilfred D Hamngton '62 Mr George A Hiller 73 Mr Howard J Huey 50 Mr Ellse S . 5 Ms Jean A King 71 Mr Steven 8 Kuwahara '62 Dr Ann C Hams 77 Mrs Arline T Hllsingcr 48 Mrs Robert P Huey 47 Ms Evan L . 7 Mr Joseph P King ‘' 36 Mr Philip M Kyle Jr 69 Mrs Blakely Hams '56 Mr Arthur E Hiltbold Jr 48 Dr David E Hughes '51 Mr Mr Donald W Hughes '37 Dr Gerald M '62 Mr Uwrente E King 87 Mr Eddy L U Due 64 Ms Brenda Angyal Hams '78 Mr H Bruce Hilton 51 Mr Timothy It Izdx-au '77 Mr John E Hughes '63 Mr Gordon I '43 Ms Mary M King 77 Dr Bruce S Harris '61 Mrs Vincent J Hlmrod '42 Robert C laslien 42 Mrs Martha Dcbnne Hughes 68 Mr Lynn A Mr Maynard A King 55 Mr ~ ' Mr Dana E Harm 66 Mr Allen D Hlnck '73 Mr Michael '74 Mr Ralph E King 38 Mr Roy A Lackner 84 Dr Gordon A Harris 71 Mr Robert G Hindmarsh '50 Mr Richard 0 Hughes '65 Mr William D Hughes '77 Mr Paul B Mr Richard W KingImg 74 Mr Ignatius T lAxirnlx '42 Mrs Harold H Harris '64 Ms Brocke J Hines ‘82 W ■•IS R Daniel I add Jr 70 Lb William W Hullng Jr '68 Mr Robert I '83 Mr' Walter P King 38 Mr Mn Larry R Harris '69 Ms Ellen P Hines '79 Robert C ladue 68 Mr Douglas W Hulle72 Ms. Suzanne s 86 Mr William H King GR Dr Dr Robert L Hams '71 Mr Darwin I. 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M Payne GR Mr George W O'Banixm 61 Dr Scott Luckow ‘75 Dr John A Mi Mr Martin M Meyer Jr GR ' Although Un scholarship look Mrs‘ E Payne 76 Mr WiUiam E 0'Bnen 43 Mrs Geoffrey SS Ludtord GR Mr How art W Mrs Martin M Meyer Jr 60 Mr Norman E Payne '69 soma prasaura off my work study Mr William J 0 Brien 48 Mr. David C Ludington 57 Ma Christina ■ Mrs Edward F Mkxmau GR Dr Rx-hardI M Payne'75 Mr Dwuel F O'ConneU 63 Mr James D loet kVd Mrs Judith G Mrh GR Mr Wesley T Payne 51 and reducad some of tha loan dtM I Mr Harry R O'Connell 41 Mr Mark 0 Luker 87 Mr• James H Michaelis 71 Dr Alice J Payton '74 Mr James N O'Connor '32 Mr Gerald E LuU 52 Mr Philip J Mxhalak 72 have, firfland foremost II wm i Dr Jerome. Pay-ton 40 Mr Joel S. O'Connor '58 Dr John Lunt '60 Lt Col Rkhard Mr Martin C Mkhencr 61 Mr Ronald C Pearce 57 tremendous honor This is the first Mr Mr Robert A Lusu-nader 6ft Mr Edwin II I Dr Louis W Ma k 41 Sir1*!.1’ 0 Connor 43 Ms Rotiin I. Pearl '76 Mr Ed. art A Luu '31 Dr Ralph R M Mr Wrtliam F O'Connor 60 Eugene Adam Miekarek GR Mr Albert M Prarson GR rear lhe scholarship was green in Mr Roliert J 0 Donnell 53 Dr John E LuU 64 Dr k.mert A Masun 62 Dr Donald E Mx-lke 55 Dr. I______ClinUMi __L .Pease „Jr 69 U Cd William O laiu '28 Mr Glenn D Maxon 69 Dr IJoyd______N Mielke '66_ I Jjhs*Kevin N 0 Gormanwwnirai 66oo my major I was pleased Io see a Mr Glenn“iViii^'F'pSe^i H Pease 90 Mi Valerie A Luzadu '83 Mr Duncan K kUx.rll 72 Ms laura A Mikaklius 8.'. u” 0 Hara 48 Mrs James 0 Lye 41 Mr Ted W o Hara 67 Mr Robert G Maxwell 26 Mr" Benjamin J Miles '43 scholarship that helps promote "*Mr David F Peatfteld 60 Mr Henry II Lyman '32 Mr Robert II Maxwell GR Mr M. Allison V O’Keefe 81 David G Mile. 66 Mr Gordon L Peck '62 Mrs Roliert J Lyman '56 Ms Deborah J May 79 Mr Edwin B Millard 50 work in agronomy because n m t Mr Robert W 0'L.ury '87 Mr James R peck '62 Mn Mary Ann W Lynch 73 Dr Jonailum E May '72 Mr Prior G Millenaar '44 Mr Rs hard C 0 Meara 80 oneoflhe better-known majors in Mr Joseph D Peck 60 Dr Patn.li A Lynch '74 Dr Robert E May 42 Dr Alexander J Miller 67 m 2?"1" » 0 N«U 33 Dr Nathan H Peck Si Mt Heidi Jo l.y nk 82 Dr Kart Mayer '36 Mr Dr Thtmas C O Rourke OR Benjamin A Miller 77 the eg school I eras very pfeased to Mr Ted L Peck 76 Dr Thomas W Lynk '78 Dr Ronald F Mayhew 61 Mr I * 0 ’29 Charles R Miller '70 Donald E Peddle 64 Mr David C Lyon 60 Mr James J Maynard 63 Mr Charles M Miller '62 receive IL" i Mr John S Oakley 52 Mrs Jam F Ptsidx- 63 Mr James B Lyon 40 Ur Kenneth R Mraur 83 Mr Rev Leon B Oaks '71 .Twix* 63 Chester A Miller 28 r**Dr lame. ;•F p«id>e '62a Mrs John R Lyons *73 Ms LomuneC Muur 86 Mr Dennis D Miller GR Mr Wilium Obuhanyrti 51 Mr AlbertAUiert N PetlerrenPetlencn '29 Mr Herten Maas 67 Mn John J MiMia 48 Mr Donald M Miller 73 Mr B Charles le '66 Dr Edward J Robb '77 Mr Mkhael F Ryan '75 Dr Raymond J Schuergrr '61 Capt Edward E Shuster '58 Mr Alien W Pern* '67 Mrs Judith Fowler Quagliaroli 65 Ms Susan Melby Robb '79 Mr Theodore H Ryan '52 Mrs Jtw|ih R Schulman 47 Mra Kyle H Slbmovk '68 Mr Kirkwood E Prrsonius '52 Mr Richard J Quaranlo'71 Mra Howard S Robbins '68 Mr Edward J Ryder '51 Dr Raymond M Schulmeyer 82 Mrs Charti-sK Sibley 29 Mr Lorens Persson '55 Mr Mkhael A Qualtro 84 Mr Charles R Roberts 39 Mr John A Rymph '65 Ms Susanne J Schulte '83 Mr Fred ( Sibley 55 Mr Gerard A Peter '28 Mr Scott F Querin GR Mrs Ernest W Roberts Jr '38 Mr William G Rys 78 Mr Ixirain M Schulles '63 Dr Susan Wallingford Skkcls 77 Mr Arthur S Pesner '85 Mr Bernard II Quick '35 Mr George E Roberts '61 Mrs Morton J Salilusky 47 Mr Roland Schultheis 24 Dr Daniel F Sa-kmilter 58 Dr David R Pesaes '73 Mr Anthony N Quinn '54 Mr Kenneth L Rotierta '23 Mr Paul J Sadlon 6f. 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Rklvardson 39 Mr James C Rkhardson '87 Ms Amy L Rugar '87 Mr Brace G Schneider '78 Mr E Stanley Shcpardsoo 36 Mr Robert G Smith 36 Mrs Saul L Presberg 59 Mr Daniel M Ruh '81 Mr Clifford P Schneider Jr '65 Mr Ara A Shcperdigian 63 Mr R Treman Smith 18 Mr Herbert H Prescott 35 Mr Timothy P Rfchley 77 Dr Alan H Rkhman 67 Mra Gall Evans Ruhl '77 Dr Jennifer Patai Schneider 63 Mr Andrew D Shephard '76 Mr Roger A Smith '70 Mr Keith R Preareniuk 82 Ms Cynthia Westkaemper Ruiz '81 Mr Joseph F Schneider Jr '66 Mrs WiUiam Shephard 57 Mr Ronald P Smith 69 Prof James C Preston '60 Dr Isabella L Richmond 65 Dr Dennis A Ruksznls '71 Mr Otto E Schneider Jr 65 Mr Dennis N Shcpltka '76 Mr Russell 0 L Smith '54 Mr John M Preston 54 Mr Donald W Rkhler '60 Mr Mkhael V E Rullson 53 Mra Virginia Glann Schneider 64 Mr Herbert Sheppard '44 Mr Schuyler R Smith '60 Mr Rosa M Preston 19 Dr Keith P Rkhter 78 Ms Amy Knapp Rumford 80 Mr Scott c Schnuck 72 Mra John W Shertwn GR Mr Stanley W Smith 20 Mt» Jessie I Price 53 Dr Charles G Rkkard 43 Mr Asa 0 Rumsey 33 Mrs Scott C Schnuck 70 Dr F Alexei Sharer '82 Mr Steve M Smith 35 Dr Steven M Price 69 Dr Howard V Rkkenberg 60 Margaret Miller Rumsey 47 Mr Carl E Schocnacker 40 Dr Brace A Sherman 70 Mr S Hulu Smith 82 Mrs Daniel R Prtedeman 60 Mrs Wiltaam E Riddle 64 Ms Tracey A Rupp '87 Mr Gary R Sthoener '66 Mra Christina C Sherman 76 Ms Suzanne Blumm Smith '71 Dr Susan I Primmer 71 Mr William E Riddle 64 Mr Piter G Ruppar 66 Mra Mary Caroline P Scholes 34 Cynthia Kaganse Sherman '72 1 Mr Terry R Smith '76 Mr Donald A Prince '68 Mr Frederick C Rieder 69 Dr WlUlamS Webtter'42 Mr Jack J Wud 74 Mr William L Vuiee '68 Dr Mark R Windt 72 Dr W alter S Smith 64 Ms Amy Scllzman Tinkle 79 M. Sheryl A W'ecks 81 Florrncr Cohen Strauss 37 Mr Raymond C Vanhoulte GR Mr Howard J Wlneberg 76 Mr Willard F SmHh 48 Mr Mk hael II Strauss 81 Dr Steven A Tuchkr '68 Mr Silas B Weeks 37 Mrs V J Varucek Jr '55 Mr Harold Wuier 32 Dr J Frederic k Smlthcon GR Mr John C Tin hner 68 Mr Rm.-rt K Weggler 78 Mr Thomas C Streckewald 71 Mr V James Vanirek Jr 55 Miss Helen U Wing 27 Dr Tlmmas H Smulillng 67 Mr Christopher C Street 47 Mr Colson R Thus 39 Mr Victor W Weidman 39 Dr Edwin G Vann GR _ Mr Kenneth E Wing 58 Mr William Smuklrr 41 Mra William Strews 22 Mr William R Titus 54 Mr Jonas Well '58 Mr Drmmon E Vanlyte ,0 u Col Rkhard L Wing 56 Ma Cheryl A Snedeker 81 Dr J Walter Streett Jr 63 Mn l>ro Tlura 41 Mra Kenneth L Well 49 Mrs Chutes I Vanwinkle 29 Mr Kenneth W Wingate 75 Mr Jeffrey D Snedeker 78 Mr Samuel D Strciff '67 Mr Joseph T Ttaty 81 Mr Mead Wed 69 Ms "Man Jayne ------Vanwytk ------’75* Mr Robert E Wingert 42 Dr Glen D SneU Jr 65 Mr Albert K Tobey 36 Mr Thomas C Weiler GR Mr John K Stnngham 59 Dr Edward P Wmnrk 52 Mr Robert B Snook 0 '58 Mr Rkfiard V V Stnngham *37 Dr Donald M Tobey Jr 64 Mr Mark Varvayanls '82 Mrs Steven K Weinberg 68 Daniel G Vaughan 78 Dr Erwin B Winokur 47 Mr Jam.-. T Snow '74 Col Mkhael J Strok 38 Dr Gerald Tobias 60 Mr Ms Karen L Weiner 85 John A Vaughan '49 Mr Robert F Wtnship 37 Mr Erk K Snyder '69 Miu Una A Struglia 45 Mr Sidney Tobias 25 Mr Mrs Mildred M Weiner 54 Lawrence M Vaughan 23 Mr Ralph E Wm»r 57 Mr______Peter J Snyder„ 60 Mr R Daniel Stuart '63 Mr Robert G Tobin 60 Mr Mrs Arthur Welngart 33 Leonard A Vaughan '68 Dr Jon C Winters 56 ...... Mr, Phyllis K Snyder ;69j Mr C Stanley Stubbe 55 Ms Tammy C Tobin 85 Mr - Howard J Weinstein '•« >*- o-u— " " ■ ... Edgar L Vaughn 58 Dr Mr Jeffrey A Winton '80 Mr Roliert B Snyder 42 Mr Paul E Stubbe '61 Ms Margaret A Tockarsbewsky Misi'tkgmu I. tliiglin 41 Dr Susan J Weinstein 70 “Mr■ SU'vc-n E Snyder Ml . ViMcnia I Va.itfhn 41 Ms Donna Palermo Wuc-hhiwen '79 Mra Rdiert E Stuerzr-becher '56 Mr Alfred D Todd '31 Ms Whitney A Weinstein '87 Ms Donna A Sobieski 76 Mr. Stephen W Veazey 70 Mr David J Wisniewski 76 Mr Robert E Stuerzebecher '54 Mr Paul H Todd Jr '43 Mr Rkhard Weir Bl '68 Mr Mr Kenneth R Veenenu 77 Dr Irving W WBwall '48 Jerome B Sohn 65 Mr Bry an K Stub- 80 Mr Victor Todisrv 80 Mr Henry C Weishen 66 Mr Samuel Sokobm 15 Mr Guido F Verbeck Jr 36 Mr William J Wiswell 77 Mr Daniel T Stutzman '67 Mr Wilham E Toffey 72 Mr Rodger E Weismann Jr 64 Mr John J Soleckl 76 Mr G Lathrop Vermilye 25 Mr Charles F Witherrll 64 Dr Benjamin Suchoff 40 Mr WUluun J Toleman 51 Dr IIrene A Weiss 72 Mr James Soilecllo '76 Dr tteorge Vemanlakls 59 Mrs Philbp R Witt 62 R Ms Rila Sugamian '73 Mr Robert J ToUlnl '69 Ms Slefani Walden berg Wclas 66 Mr Robert M Solomon '87 Mr Martin I Veron 60 Mr Mkhael W Wittenberg 64 Mr Alfred D Sullivan '32 Ms Beverly J Tomb ‘76 Mra Stephen F Weiss 67 Mr Norman M Some 56 Sally A Tomiko 76 Mr Stephen B Vernll 67 Mr James S Witunan Jr '41 Mr Charles M SuUivan 40 Ms Dr ,Adrienne L Weiss Harrtoon 76 .Mr .. Thomas C Somma '66 Mr Robert J Versundut 57 Mr George R Witty «2 Dr Edward M SuUivan '51 Mr Charles W Tomlinson III 66 Mr Marvin M Wcissglas, 53 Miss Lourte E Sommer 71 Maurer A Tomlinson 36 Miu Verona S Vick 71 Mr Rodney E Wohlers 41 Mra Janet Bassette Mr Dr 1Martha L Welbourn GR Ms Monique E Sonnenfeld 82 Mr William G Tomlinson 64 Dr Richard B Viehe 66 Ms Ellen L Wolaner 81 Summerville 46 Ms Catherine C Welch 83 Mr Theodore P Soo Hoo 77 Mr A Dean Sumner 38 J Win Tompseti 69 Mr Daniel P Vieta 68 Mr Marks Wolcott 83 Mr Milton G Soper 43 Mr Davkl Vighoua 81 Mr Paul E Welch 80 Ms M Arluie Sumner 65 Mn "Douglas—'u C Topping GR Rkhard H Weldgeri Jr 67 Mr Mark D WokuU 85 Miss Julies Sorensen 25 Mrs AlanSundack 65 Mr Andrew P Topua 72 Ms lldene F Vigonu 77 Mr Mr W Lewis Wolf 51 Ralph M Welker 35 Dr James Soule '40 Mr John C Sundholm 61 Mn David A Torgerson 69 Mra Bernard Vigors '27 Mr Dr David A Wolfe 64 Ann Lyn W Welles 62 Mr Darnel A Sovocool 81 Lt Col Benjamin R Surovy '50 Dr Helga...... 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''■■zrkiahG WefnterJr M : 38 Mr feW * ^ranf H ££ M‘ Yvonne Sanford Zregi,., 76 I NY. Cmdy I. Hsu'89 Lido Beach. NY. Um A | burg, MA. James C Richardson'88 Chalfont. Klass 86On-liardPark. NY, Ann M Madigan PA ’86-87 Student Recipients '88Hammondsport. NY. DonnaS Mandell'88 Wilhelmine IJnd Memorial Fund: Jennifer Forest Hills. NY. Deborah A Morel '86Camil J Schappac h 88 Carmel, NY, Wendelyn L lus. NY. Frances J Moms '88 Bethel AK. Wydra '90 Mansfield. PA Sc ott J Posner '87Brooklvn. NY. HowardW of ALS Awards Marvin I.. Lindner Fund: Sieff.ini'-K Gay Rosenberg '87 Roslyn. NY. Carolyn Shea '87 Ithaca. NY. Shan I. Tibbetts '88EaMon. MA. '89 Cambridge, MA. Sharon L Gombas '90 Freeville. NY; JenniferJ Schappach 88Car ! We proudly announceourstudent recip 90 Mohawk. NY. Bndgid A Infante 90 New Carol A Tong '88 Stanley, NY: Paul Welnlwrg mel, NY, Wendy E Smith '8»Canastota. NY. I lentsof scholarships, prizes. and awards burgh, NY, Patricia A Jaworski '90 Buffalo. '87 Merrick. NY. Judith A Yeaple 88 Middle Young Suh '89 New York, NY I for lhe 1986-87 academicyear. This rep NY; Aileen A Kenneson 90 Kirkville. NY sex. NY resents our first general publication of the l-aura L Landon '90 Paul Smiths, NY. Laurel Hervey S. Hall Fund: Donald L Whitney '88 T. J. Lipton Foundation Fund: Gary J L Lemay '90 Neversink, NY. Peter Lustig, many funds in our college and lhe stu Belmont. NY Rinkus '88 Hanover. MA Swedish Exchange. Edward J McCarthy 90 dents who have benefited from the funds Syracuse, NY, Nancy Lee Peluso GR Ithaca. Annie M. Hatch Indian Fund: Russell N Robert N. Marshall Memorial Poultry Alumni and friends help make these Jvette V Puerta GR Ithaca, Nicholas J Kodak Maracle '87 Buffalo. NY Fund: Gisela Erf GR Corvallis. OR. Caryl awards possible A fund can be increased Greenfield GR Corvallis. OR, Young Sook Kim '90 Warsaw, NY, Daryle M Straw '89 Wil Glenn W. Hedlund Fund: Alan D Burdick GR Washington, DC. Kathryn Kolula GR Min I by a gift to the college in the name of the liamsville. NY. Richard Snyder GR Ithaca, 90 Alfred Station. NY. Shawn M Osadchey neapolia. MN. Rita MisraGR Phildadelphia, fund Send gifts to ALS Development. Mana L Stellik '90 Downsville. NY. Susan '88 Ithaca, NY PA. M Dulce Paredes GR las Vegas. NV 242 Roberts Hall Turnquist GR Ithaca, NY Bertha Fleming Hess Memorial Fund: Frank W. Mason Agricultural Fund: CALS Alumni Association Freshman Peter Lustig. Swedish exchange student Christine Shugrue '89 New Milford. CT Fund: DuaneE Boberg 90 West Valley. NY. College of Agriculture Bill Hildebrand Fund: William Groom '87 Carrie F Brooks '90 Barton, NY, Kevin H Beatrice McCauley Memorial Award: Baldwin NY. Gregory W Jennings' 90 Water and Life Sciences at Hoffman'90Marshall. Ml, Sue A WoodrufT '90 Stephen C. Fadden '90 Syracuse. NY. Natalie town, NY Cornell University Oxford. OH A Snow'89 Salamanca, NY Richard II. 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Jeanne Hillman '88 Mt Up Fund: Pamela L Chan '90 North Babylon ton. NY. Robert D Johnson '88Scliaghticoke. ton. NY. Gina M Marrero'90 East Newport. Gowanda. NY NY; Peter F Keenan 89 Verona. NJ. James J NY NY. EncJ Winder '89Valant. PA. ThomasH I Cyril F. Crowe Fund: Kathleen I. Geils '87 Lawless '88Ithaca, NY. Pamela L Lenowitcz Yau "90 Rockville, MD Murray Hill. NJ. Bonnie D Geller'88 Ithaca. '90 Bay Port. NY. Andrew P Romanelh '90 Henry and MarceUe Morgenthau Fund: Douglas Adelman '87Titusville. I’A. Kenneth Raymond Albrectsen Memorial Fund: NY Staten Island, NY. Lynda C. Schmidt '89 Bender. Jr '88TownviUc, PA. Salvatore Bru Cheryl A Holmes '88 Yarmouth, ME Kinnelon. NY Lawrence B. Darrah Fund: AlanGoodstadt no '88 Brentwood. NY. Erik Carruth '88 Maple ALDI Inc.: Robert J Wason'87 Centerport, '90 Douglaston, NY. Diane L. Lufkin '88 Ar Burton A. Jennings Memorial Fund: Shade. NJ. Dean Devoe '87 Hauppauge. NY NY gyle, NY Kathleen Bliss '90 Barneveld. NY Samuel Jacobs '88 Cherry Hill. NJ. Kevin Kerestus "88 Eddystone, PA. Andrew Ruff'87 American Greetings Corp. Fund: Margaret Dow Chemical Foundation Fund: Kevin Johnson Wax Fund: Angie C Lau'87Wan Bloomington. IN. Timothy Sullivan '87 Brent Maloy GR Reedsville PA Cook '89 Franklin. NY, Renee Schoupt '88 tagh, NY. Shelly L Waite 88 Trumansburg. Homer. NY NY, Paul L Washington '89 Richmond. CA wood. NY. Russell Titus '87 Stoughton. MA American Agriculturist Foundation Fund: Russell Brewer 89 Oneida. NY. Sharon leonard A. Dudley Fund: NoraM. Downing David Kennedy Johnston Fund: Luis R Frank B. Morrison Memorial Fund: Mor tonN Adams'88WestShokan.NY,ToddC Burns '87 Ijttle Falls. NY; Sharon Detzer '88 '90 New Hyde Park. NY, Jean A Ferreri '90 Femancez '91 Clinton Comers, NY. Joy Ixxke. NY. Patrick Rastlcy '88 Redwood. N Y. Rosedale. NY; Wendy S Holden '89Stanley, Romanski '90 Brooklyn. NY. Joanne Tetens Baldwin '89 Waite Hill, OH. Susan Bregman Timothy Schilde '88 Sharon Springs. NY. Mat NY.EllenL Holehouse'90Binghamton,NY. '88 E North Port, NY. Susan D Watrous '89 90 New City, NY, Ronald J Cammarata '89 thew Utter ’88 Cherry Valley. NY Michelle I O'Brien '90 Kirkwood. NY. Tracy Sdiodack Landing. NY. ChnstineS Wilson '89 Sayville. NY. Pamela J Childers '90 Brewer A Schenkcnberger'89Syracuse.NY.MaryL Bronx. NY ton. NY. Sheryl B Church '90Freeville. NY. Archer-Daniels-Midland Foundation Strasshcim '89Tonawanda. NY Ruth A Damgrand '90Pleasantvillt> NY. Wil Fund: Donald J Cuomo '89 Yorktown Keith W. Kennedy Fund: Juan Iglesias 89 liam K Freedman '90Nesconset. NY. Joseph * Heights NY, Charles K Hood'89 Concord. Wendell G. Earle Fund: l.irry R Cross '88 Hampstead. NY. Courtenaye Jackson '87 St J Gregg '91 Methuen. MA, Rebecca J Gursh NY. Philip J Kaplan '89 Rye. NY. Eileen R Cooperstown, NY Albans. NY. Wallace Ransom 88 Hogansburg. man '90 Plainfield. NJ. Kim A Henry '90 .Moorman 88 Ithaca. NY, Jeffrey J Navarre NY. Arnaldo Valedon 87 Ponce. Puerto Rico Eastman Rice Stage Prizes: Geetanjall A Dover. DE, LindaS Hunter 90 Albany. NY; '890regon,OH.LisaM Ramos'89Bronx, NY, Akerkar '89Pomona. NY. Kann E. Berger '88 Friends of Joe King Fund: Mary M Browne Sharon L Koski '89 Perry. NY. William 1. Rochelle (.' Teachey '89 South Floral Park, Bay Shore, NY. Kelly Deere '89 Brentwood, '87 Cleveland. OH, Michael J Browne '87 Kraus'90Voorheesville,NY; Jarrod A Laza NY, Charles S Yee '89Brighton, MA NY. Irene M Hegeman '87 Eastjxirt, NY, University Heights. OH. Mervin Busby '87 rus '90 Staten Island. NY. Annette J Leroux George Arno Memorial Fund: Valerie J Charles K Hood '89 Concord. NH, Karen M West Hill. Ontario ChnsGremer '89Kanata, '89Bayside. NY;Mu heleC lam '90Escondi Tomatore '88 Oneida. NY Johnson '90 Somers, CT, Roxanne 1-orans '87 Ontario. Jeffrey Johnson '87 Burlington. On do. CA. James 0 Marx '89 Manchester. CT. Stormville. NY. Patrick F Nash '89 Lexington tario, Timothy Mulligan 87 S Farmingdale Antigone M McKenna '88 Oswego. NY. Rohm Beatty Agricultural Fund: Mary E Bo KY; Thomas D Perreault '89Salamanca, NY. NY. Solomon Pugh '89 Boynton Beach. FL, B Moyle'90Scarsdale, NY, Laura 1. Pearson name '89 Oxford. NY. Tammy Newton '90 Michael E Sellist '89 Purchase, NY. Mkhael P Leo Rehennan '88 Louisville. KY. Andrew '89 Harvard. MA, LeslieE. Phelps '89 Ithaca Yorkshire. NY Twining '90 Princess Anne. MD. Joanna Wat Rice '88 Lowville. NY. Gary Rinkus 88 NY. Maryann G Radhnsky '89 Endwell, NY. Bemays Primus Inter Pares Award: Shan son '88 Rochester. NY Hanover. MA, Michael Salm '87 Ithaca. NY. Kenneth M Rassruck 'OOMerrick. NY. Julie A 1. Tibbetts 88 Easton, MA Anthony Williams '88 Homer, NY. Derek Wil Richter '90 Forestville. NY; Amy E Ryan '89 Federated Garden Clubs of NY Fund: Jac llains '87 Alexandria. VA New York, NY; Justin S Saljusro K9 Staten is Arthur Boiler Fund: Zong Kay Liu GR Chi quelyn L. Baron '89 Hauppauge, NY land. NY. DavidS. Santisi '90 Westport. CT. Pat King Memorial Fund: Kelly M O'Neill na. Thilak Subbaiah GR India Albert Flegenheimer Memorial Fund: Robin L Schurr '89 Elmira. NY. Nancy K '88 Honesdalfc. NY •Bondareff Fund: Kathleen M. Dello Stritto Melissa J Davis 90 Orchard Park. NY; Anne Sikora '90 Rego Park. NY. Joseph P Sito '90 90 Northford, CT, FeleciaiC. Faborth '89 Ne Lise Puoti '88 Bronx. NY Lacy-Miller Fund: Paulette J Dwen '91 New Hyde Park, NY; Jon D Skinner 90 Bir Spruigville, PA; Andrea E Guazzo '90 West Is mingham. Ml, Kristin H Warner'88Freeville. wark, CA Myron M. Fuerst'29 Fund: Craig R Pheljis lip, NY, Jennifer L O'Connell '89 Williams NY '87 Groveland. NY, Brenda SenecaJ '88 Ball Jane Brody Fund: Judy P. Nguyen '89 ville, NY. William L. Perkins '88 East ston Spa. NY. Jennifer Shekels '88 Freeville. Robert R. and Betty T. Morrow Fund: Rochester. NY Greenbush, NY. Raymond Sotomayor 88 NY, Nancy Taber 88 Trumansburg, NY; Elizabeth A Domingue '89 Sayville, NY Broome-Tioga Dairy Cattle A.B.C. Fund: New York. NY Richard 0 Wright '87 Franklinville. NY Georgie A Patmore '88 Kill Buck, NY H. B. Munger Memorial Fund: James Kahrc Imre Thomas GeHert Memorial Fund: Carl E. Ladd Memorial Fund: Paid Buck '89 87 Niskayuna. NY Henry R. Buckley Foundation Fund: Peter Mark E Fuller '90 Port Crane. NY Nedrow. NY. Donald Cameron '89 Salem, MA. M Hannigan'90 liuca. NY. Timothy J. O'Con Robin Carberry '87 Montauk. NY. Tami Nabisco Foundation Fund: Tia M Guten nell '90 Utica. NY, Laureen J Pottynski '89 General Foods—Food Science Fund: Heidi Carlow '89Manchester. NH, AnaCocero '87 mann '90 Brooktondale. NY, Gregory D Amsterdam. NY. Bnan M Wickltam '90Clin Ann Diefes '90 Poughkeepsie. NY. TaraE. Ha Rio Piedras. PR. Suzanne Fischman 88 N. Hirsch GR SuITem. NY. Ilyse A Zable '90 Vestal. NY ton. NY big '90Gaithersburg. MD. Teresa L Pefiley '90 Bellmore. NY. Andrew Isenberg 87 Framin Norwich, NY gham. MA. Grace Johnson '87 Augusta, ME. New York Farmers Fund: I Javid Cottrell '87 Thojnas B. Bush Memorial Fund: Julie Gerber Baby Foods—Food Science Fund: Joanne Krebushetfski "87 Staten Island. NY. Hoositk, NY. Afty Culver '88 Aurora. NY, Kath Santiago '89 Richmond Hills. NY. Dpina J Jel> E Koerber '87 Irvine. CA Joo Young Lee '89 W Los Angeles, CA. leen A Donnell '89Franklin, NY. Ruth Engle Teebagy '90 Arlington. MA SamuclOtong '87 Ithaca. NY, Michelle Patraw '87 Oswego, NY. Todd Finn 89 Holland Pal Gerber Horticulture Award: Glen I. Robert V. Call, Sr. Fund: CregT Ivison '88 '89Canlon. NY, Patricia Plows '87 Glen Cove. ent. NY. lasa Furman '88 Delhi, NY'. George Creasy '88 Ithaca, NY; Timothy J. Schilde '88 Byron. NY. Kirk W Nartiurgh '88Kent. NY NY. Amy Rhinehart '89 Middleburgh. NY Hinkley 88 New Berlin. NY. Amy L Sharon Springs, NY Gabrielle Riet-khof '87 New York. NY. Anne Howansky '90 Watervliet, NY. Jody Koehler CALS Fund: Michael J Browne '89 Univer Anton W. and Dorothy Gibson Memorial Shin '87 Annadale, NY. Stuart Slattery '89 '89 Andover, NY, Adrienne McVicker 87 sity Heights. OH, Douglas J Fairbanks '88 Fund: Benjamin P Davis '88Epson. NH, Wil Stafford Springs, CT. Christopher Stiles '87 Greenwich, NY. Chet Osadchey '88 Ithaca. Forestville. NY. James P Hohmann '88 Lynn ham H Morgan '89 Binghamton. NY. Jon D Greenwich, CT, Heather Turner '89 Sterling NY. Shelly Peet 87 Ithaca. NY; Helga Strobel field. MA. Richard J. Holmberg '88 Bingham Skinner 89 Birmingham, Ml. Lawrence Van VA; Arnaldo Valedon '87 Ponce. PR '88Center Moriches, NY. Christine Waag '87 ton. NY. Kathleen M Kelly '89 Rockville De Valk '87 Rochester. NY George B. Lamont Fund: Julie E James 90 Cherry Creek. NY, Warren Zipfel '87 khac-a ' enter NY. Tanja L. Kujac 89CapsBay. OR; NY * Stefanie M Upton '88 Roslyn. NY. Erik J Heatley Green Fund: Douglas Bates '88 Lyndonville. NY. Julia F Markusen '90Ken Lulkin '88 Central Islip, NY, Margaret R Hudson Falls. NY. Kerry E Lent 90 Brasher dall, NY; Johnna Metzler '90 Buffalo. NY. New York State Grange Fund: Douglas R M< Hugh 88 Port Jefferson Station, NY. Albert Falls. NY, Marcy Weinstock '88 East Meadow . Kathleen N. White '90 Grand Island. NY Harrison '89 Skaneateles. NY J Medwar'88Norwood.MA.JohnA Meuni NY John W. Layer Memorial Fund: Michael H New York Florists Club Fund: Michael 0 er '88Grafton, Wl, Denise P Molln '88Green Paul R. Guldin Prizes: Andrea Bauman '86 Gilbert '87 Pound Ridge, NY; Alan Jackson '87 Murgiano '87 Greenwich. CT; Carolyn I. Wilk wood Landing, NY; Michael H Moorman '90 Flushing. NY, Leora Brayer '86 Woodmere. St Glen Head, NY. David R Quast '87 Lock '87 Oswego. NY Ithaca. NY. LukeP Naeher '89Babylon, NY. port. NY. Corrine Smith '87 Ithaca. NY; Liza P NY, Ruth Ciinn '87 Mt Vernon. NY. Thomas P&C Food Markets Fund: Jason Anderson DavidL Sampson '88 Jamestown, NY, Laura Wilson '87 Ithaca, NY J De Loughry'88Staten Island. NY. Alexan '88 White Plains, NY. Robert Fomess '87 J VanderVliet '89 Alpine, NY dral. Destler'87 New York. NY; Mary E Far Leon Foundation Fund: Douglas B Davis Chaumont, NY; Jerry P Kennedy '88 Burna CALS/Dean and Office of Instruction rell'87Cambridge.NY.StevenJ Gelman'86 '89Delta.UT.LoreneB Lamothe '88 Lunen by.BC Fund: Hector Andrade GR Guatemala. Ovid, NY: Connne R Hermann '86 Scarsdale. continued on page 11 ElizalxthBailevGR Ithaca, NY, James A Gloo dling public complaints are also covered Metta Winter by the program In the first two years of the Technology Municipalities Save $2.5 Million Transfer Center's operation, more than 1,500 highway officials attended work shops—and brought more than one and through Roads Center one-half million dollars in savings to their municipalities, according to the center’s
to cajole, coax. and coach to bring about brochure magine a time when roads are repaired damage become evident In addition to training, the center offers technological change That's why we before the surface begins to disinte Using a new method of recycling exist an information service that provides pub have a training as well as research compo Igrate. Gone are the cracks, the bumps, ing materials is another way to make the lications, research reports, and basic most of money already spent. "Tech nent to our work." the ruts. The nefarious pothole is no "how to" manuals without charge Although the Cornell Local Roads Pro more lisa day when high way taxes are niques we developed for recycling exist These are advertised in Nuggets & Nib gram has been offering training work down and so is lhe cost of operating your ing road surfaces, with stabilization bles, a quarterly newsletter that Skelton shops to those responsible for the car. Sound impossible? Not to Lynne Ir added to strengthen them, will permit maintenance, construction, and manage edits. win, director of the Cornell Local Roads reconstruction of four miles of road for the Over the years highway officials have ment of highways and bridges since 1951, Program and associate professor of dollars now used to completely remove called on the program’s staff to answer grants from the Federal Highway Ad agricultural engineering and rebuild one mile. And the durability some pretty knotty questions Sometimes ministration and the New York State laboratory technician Charles Ditmars, a Department of Transportation three years ago made it possible to greatly ex 34 year veteran with the program, goes out and makes "road calls " In other pand these activities. The grants estab cases, like Chautauqua County's problem lished the Technology Transfer Center, of pavement damage from horses hooves, one of 40 such centers around the coun networking is the most efficient way to try. which offers programs to mayors, su pervisors, highway and other officials address the problem Providinganswers to specific questions (use rubber horse from towns, villages, cities, and counties shoes) will continue to be a mainstay of throughout New York State In the tradition of Cornell Cooperative the program “We re really meeting a need,” said Extension. of which the program is a part. 25 to 45 workshop are offered around the Skelton '' More and more people are look state each year, covering a half dozen or ing to the program for information In more topics. Kate Skelton is the project creasingly, local officials are dealing not coordinator in charge "An asset to this only with budgetary constraints but with program is that we are very audience sen ■ a diminishing supply of materials used in sitive, ’' said Skelton ’ The constituents constructing good roads. Communities tell us the kinds of topics they want. what are taxed to the limit, yet needs are in it is they need, and we really listen.” creasing, and road use is changing. The Popular topics include old standbys like pressure is really on." pavement maintenance and highway The Cornell Local Roads Program is drainage, but interest in non-technical, here to help. ■ A deflectometer operated by Charte* Dltmara detects road surface conditions and sends data management subjects is on the rise. to instrument being checked by Cheryl Richter Computers for managing highway ______agencies are gaining popularity, as are “If the kind of technologies our of a recycled road can be even better than workshops on communication Inman. Ural nt >u> find raise research program is developing were a road reconstructed with new materials cases the highway agency budget may be l HClp • Uo UllU UUl lUol widely adopted. I can envision a time in "Most economists shake their heads. half or more of a municipality’s total oliimni nf ttlP rnllcmD the future when the highway system in They say it can' I possibly be that you get budget Elected boards have a great stake COUBge this country would cost perhaps 25 per a lower first cost and a lower life cycle’ ^^„C°rT^.,^O-‘S.U'C.ue\lObe. ' VeriodtcaJly, we ll tat those alumni whose cent less than it does now,'' said Irwin. cost. Usually you invest more to reduce uig sure the highway agency, the board, I addresses have been lost during moving If "And everybody would be driving your future costs, or if you don’t invest and the public are satisfied ' ’ / you have a recent address change, please around on smooth, flat roads. ’' now you’ll pay for it later Here's a case The October-November workshop ser The trick, Irwin believes, is to identify / forward it to us ALS Alumni Affairs, 242 where you pay less now and pay less ies is on tort liability and risk manage the best time to do road repairs. Contrary I Roberts Hall, Cornell University, Ithara, NY later. ment. The focus is not only on the process I I 14853. to popular belief, the program s research But Ulis is a very conservative field oflitigation butalsoon the positive steps ers have found the biggest return on in New ideas aren ’t embraced willingly and responsible highway officials can take to I ’Dtfoissue we feature the classes of J 958 and vest ment comes when roads are repaired old technologies aren t thrown out too avoid tort claims Labor issues communi avoid tort claims Labor issues, communi- before serious cracking and other kinds of quickly In highway technology you have I cation between a boss and crew and han Class of 1958 WebMrr ThomaaA Acquario. William J Wee. Teow S Ben Yehudi ua Shimshon Ycargara. Carl Berlin. Horry G Buckman. Barry S Class of 1963 Bums. Ruben F Amidon. Lee H Innovative Teaching Workshop Caciagli Anthony J Avery. Ruben D < c0u. Paul D talodun. Peter GT Chau-r. WiUiam A Beggs. James J he college held its first annual In Chestnut. Gary S Bnwirt. William P Coley. Curtis E «l Kingsley A novative Teaching Workshop at the Library "Many faculty aren’t aware that Cornwell Ronald F Brogan. Ruhanl J ThomfieldT Conference Center in Cazeno Mann Library is a national leader in infer Dalton, Gerard T Caldwell William M Delvallle. Natalie Quid. Edwin D via. New York, in early June More than mation management technology, so it Gundrey Clayton, Aforao F forty faculty from ten departments and was part icularly helpful to see just what ’s Doyle James p Colburn David J Drake. Barbara Quinn Cornell. WiUiam c Mann Library came together for a week of going on there The staff also offered to Drake, R,,tH.n M Daniel, Philip E presentations on innovative approaches ho d workshops in the classroom to fa Robcn C De Olivares. Jose M H*h. Donald C Dodd Robert H to instruction. By all accounts, the event miliarize both faculty and students with r M’wcrs. Jimmy Downs. L Terry was a resounding success the resources now available through ^‘Iford Edward G nddins. Ann Brooker Funke. Robert C Jr "One of the things I’m happiest compact disk and other modem infer Iu'l,arj '• HeUer Robert L about." said Elizabeth Oltenacu. de mation storage techniqes. This is a serv ssto”- Hughes Geottrey A signer of the workshop and associate faCully many Participants Hewitt. Richard D J-diaimm Catherine lank director of the college’s Office of Instruc hadn t known about before ' ’ Hoover Jan R Lampkins. James W Levy Jack C tion. ’ is how positive the participants felt A highlight of the more informal eve JoiinA Maas Mieke J Jay. Ruxaeii about it We’ve gotten a lot of feedback Mangin. John A ning presentations were discussions with Kaye. Martin M*n>n. Elinor Kleinman from the departments that participants Kroon Kiely. Eldora Mathieson. Alan B Lee. Stanley A McMullen.McKenna. EuacnenSZ, BbG are very enthusiastic about what they Lewis. Calvin a learned, that they came away eager to try Faculty participants included both sea laptU. Bert A Meyer. Willum F Lofink. Walter a Miller. Kenneth C Kathy Chiang, a Mann librarian who special out some new things in their own soned instructors and those newly enter Lundholm Evelyn huenholi, Frednc D izes In data files, explains a new technology Huntley Passmore, William o classrooms .” *ng, or re-entering active undergraduate {/nd>. John V Pn<*. Mkhael G The impetus for offering the workshop tor storing mformatlon-the compact dlsk- teaching ’ We felt a big part ofthkJ^ to faculty member Edward McLaughlin, assis Ragoun Arlene came from both the college’s commit Meacham. James R Schwarzreich tant professor of agricultural economics feteS-tm6 aCtUal prescntat*°ns but the Memu. Rohm Q Rhodes. Robert S Miller. R„ben y ment to improving instruction and a for us; participants found this very en wueracuons among a group of people Rogers. Joseph R Murphy. Richard H | recognition dial there are often few op from so many different departmem h Roth. Samuel couraging." Murray Kenneth L RothbUu laurence portunities for faculty to talk together was just wonderful to watehr Sonhrup John J Sachs Arthur B The workshop was structured to in Sample, James A about their teaching. A Ser'eS of foUow UP meetings in the fall clude both the theoretical and applied Saunders Hrnnon "Sometimes you get the feeling that and winter will bring the gro^pShe “o Dominick J Jr Scranton Paul D aspects of instruction Faculty from the again to share their exnerireJL. ■ U’er Pm b n*nr Knowlton there is a little too much emphasis on Faul, William A Department of Education and the Depart Ung they taSSSK, research, not only in the minds of faculty Wuiros Guardia ment of Communication presented a . Rodolfo E but of students as well Wesawthisasa Smith. G Sheldon range of new educational theories, tech R also tie asked to do the same with next Kctxl Mkharl T Stanley Daniel L way to support a group of very good nologies,i and teaching strategies as well Smith, Mak ’ “ id. Charles A teachers, to work with them in taking i year s workshop participants The se Seattle Mh-■luM-l Frank A as nuts-and-bolts topics such as how to Stanng. Ho._~ some new approaches tocreatingan even i &ieir^'inual A«ricu"ure and Lffe make effective visual materials Stem lioward 1. better instructional program Excellence sciences Innovative Teaching Wnrl«h, The library’s role in innovative instruc in undergraduate education is a priority t is scheduled for June 6-10. 198H B P tion was presented by staff from Mann waiter fredrak . **,|CT Susan Got Metta Winter Marvin T. Silverman '51, White Joseph Donahoe '59 Penn Yau Richard E. Woodworth '66 was I Plains. NY. is chief executive NY. serves as a Yates County recently named personnel officer in Alemneh Dejene Ph D '80 Alumni officer of PTX Food Corp and Agricultural Agent and County Ex | Cortland County (N Y ), he previ is spending six months in the Wollo spends four months a year in tension Coordinator He is also a ' ously was personnel administator in region of Ethiopia, an area severely France member of the ALS Alumni District | Syracuse affected by recurrent famine, to in Notes Stanley A. Berry '52. Wooster. 14 leadership Team Everett D. Thomas '67 lives in vestigate connections between fa Ohio, is professor of horticulture at Schuyler Falls. NY .whereheisan mine and socioeconomic conditions Ohio State University agronomist at Miner Institute He is A research fellow in environmental David Auble '60isdevelop- studiesat Harvard's John F Kenne Floyd Morter 52, Canton. N Y . 60 also involved in agricult ure consult ____ Phillip I. Higley '26 and mg a townhouse project on South dy School of Government. he recent 20 is enjoying his retirement from ing in Europe Helen Bettis Higley 25, Fort Hill in Ithaca and expects son Gabe u> i ly published Peasants. Agrarian cooperative extension 4 H agent Robert L. Thompson '67 has been Walton Beach, Fla . take 5 or 6 enroll in ALS. Socialism. and Rural Development work and vacations annually in named dean of the College of Agri weeks each summer from volun tn Ethiopia (Westview Press) Cape Cod Ruth Berberian Hanessian 60 culture at Purdue University Since teering at the local hospital and o|H’rates a pet store tn Rockville. Johanna Costa Asher S 5 is a sales playing golf to vacation with mem Randolph Barker '53, Cornell 1985 he was assistant secretary of Md , which specializes in captivity ' rep for a Manhattan based consult professor of agricultural economics. agriculture in Washington bers of their family at Walloon Lake. bom exotic birds ing firm specializing in data process has been named to the board ol David Chamberlain '68 is a dairy Mich ing She lives in Pelham with her directors of the International Insti Jerome V. Hazlitt '60livesInHec farmer in Wyoming, N Y Mrs. Burton A. Leffengwell 26, husband, Joey Asher. Arts '84 tute of Tropical Agriculture tor, N.Y.. with his wife Elaine and Canaan. Conn., celebrated her 89th | Joseph E. Rakowiecki '68, Sails owns Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards Cheryl Carlson '83 started a dairy Audrey Bishop Bingham 53. bury Mills. N.Y . is employed at birthday in August She attended . Winery farm almost immediately upon Waterloo. NY. widow of Martin M Stonefield Farm. "Home of her 60th class reunion last summer graduation from Cornell Her busi i Bingham, who worked in photo Alan '61 and Penny Belet Winner Stonefield and Jay rock Holsteins and enjoys keeping up with Cornell , ness, which has grown from four | science at Cornell from 1957 to ka. Ill , have expenenced a tremen news and information Merle Touaant 68, Manlius, N Y , head to 50cows and 42 heifers, was 1976, is a toll collector on the NYS dous career shift since Alan opened was recently named partner in featured in a June issue of the Ithaca Correction Thruway a general contracting and realestate charge of services to the health care Journal Edmund N. Moot 22 says Ed- i firm Before that. the couple lived in Robert M. Dilatush '53. Cranbu practice of the Syracuse office of niund1 None of that Edward stuff ' the Far East, working in public and Lynne I. Crook '85. a native of up ry. N.J., is a special agent for Ernst & Whinney. accounting and He also wants readers to know of | private agriculture state New York, is adjusting to life in Prudential Insurance Company consulting firm the book he is writing. RevHalixd I Richard Popp'61. Castile. N.Y .is . Columbia. SC She recently pur Rurality Marian Goodrich '53 lives in New gaining recognition for the innova Paris W. Reidhead, Jr. '68, chased skis and is now waiting for Paltz. N Y with her husband James live breeding techniques he employs Cooperstown. NY. is area sales Columbia to receive a measurable and her four children, all of whom at his Southview Fann He is past manager for Vigortone Agricultural snow fall are active in Ulster County 4 H She Products 30 John V. B. Rice 32. president of the National Dairy Herd Robert Dino Davis '85 is current is a school social worker for King Modesto, Calif . attended his 55th Improvement Association. Leonard Seth Bull '69. Cam ly serving as an officer in the U S ston City Schools. class reunion in June He says he is Robert W. Herdt til. M S. '63. ad bridge, Vt . is a professor of animal Army fascinated by California agriculture . Richard L. Haner 53. M Ed 64. science at the University of Ver junct professor of agricultural eco- | Irving Drantch. Beverly Hills and enjoys living near his two chil Clifton Park. N Y . is a supervisor mont He recently chaired the sub nomics at ALS. was recently named Calif , is a proven alumnus of the dren. Karen and Carl, who both of the NYS Department of Edu committee of the Natural Resources director of the Rockefeller Founda- | Class of 1981, although he left Cor graduated from Cornell cation Council Committee on Animal Nutn tion's Agricultural Sciences Di nell in 1941 six credits and one ap lion that developed a system for pro Correction Charles Ivor Kepner, Jr. '53 is vision prenticeship short of his degree The tein nutrition of ruminants Fred C. W. Kramer. Ill '35 is | an area distributor in his hometown Franklin M. Loew 61,1) V M '65 college accepted his 20 years of president of the Kramer Company , of Clarence. N Y dean of the School of Vetennary ; Emil Q. Javier PhD '69. former Army Reserve work as course credit Philippine Minister of Science and (misspelled in the last issue)and has i Duane A. Neil '54 lives in Atlan Medicine at Tuffs University, was - because it included agriculture Technology, chancellor of the been very active on planning, zon j la, Ga , and works as a meeting feature in a March ,Mw York Tiws j courses through the Quartermaster University of the Philippines at Los mg, Lions. Masons, church the i planner article on the field of veterinary Crops Drantch is the president of list is long. medicine Banos. and founding director of the Pacific View Produce Co. Marilyn Stearns Richards '54, Institute of Plant Breeding and of the Daniel Fessenden 87, KingFerry, Levittown, Pa., organized and is in Wayne F. Kelder 62 and his wife , National Institute of Biotechnology N.Y . was named assistant director charge of the customer service desk Elizabeth are dairy farmers in Ac and Microbiology, was appointed a cord, N.Y. Son Christopher gradual I 40 Arthur Bing Ph.D. 49 al Snipes Farm and Nursery in Mor senior research fellow at 1SNAR last of government relations for the New I professor emeritus of floriculture risvllle, Pa ed from the college this year and i September York Farm Bureau this summer daughter Debra is a junior i and ornamental horticulture, works | Paul E. Steiger 54. Ithaca, N Y Katherine H. Graham MS 86. I at Cornell's Horticulture Research | is director of personnel for Agway. GordonL. Peck 62 isaconsultani | Ithaca, a mem her of the board of the \ Lab tn Riverhead, near his home in | Inc . and a director of the Empire in management and medical market | 7rt* (/Mohamad Shoaib Jatoi Alternative Federal Credit Union, Huntington Station Bing is pros) Livestock .Marketing Cooperative ing He lives in Abingdon. Va with i '74 farms in Pakistan was recently named financial plan / dent of the Ixiliy Island Flower I his wife Jane and t wo children nor at IDS Financial Services / Growers and the New York Florists ' Richard Bitterman 55, Las Ve Ixirralne Marnell 73, Albuquer Club and interviews prospective I gas, Nev , is employed by Nevada Jennifer Patai Schneider '63 que, N Mex , earned her doctorate Edward '87 and Janet Heslop 90 Comedians Cooperative Extension He is form lives with husband Burton in Tuc I at the University of North Carolina Spencer, N.Y . were elected co er extension 4 H agent in Erie son. Ariz., where she is a physician and is now an associate scientist at chairs of the NY Stale Farm Katia Jacobs 45, formerly County New York. specializing in internal medicine Lovelace Medical Foundation Bureau's young farmer committee Catherine Altschuller Highland | Burton owns a T J Cinnamons Bak In addition to managing their N Y , is both staff and student at | Minnie Miller Brown M.S '55 J. David Flynn '75, London, On- ery in Tucson 35 head dairy farm, the Heslops are has received the Distinguished : tano. Canada, is a professor at King's SUNY New Paltz: she is a Russian Cornell students Janet is working on 1 tutor at the college as well as an au | Service to Rural Life Award from , Samuel S. Yasgur 63 is a partner I College and enjoys hiking and moun the Rural Sociological Society She | at Hall.Dickler,et al .aN.Y C. and , tain climbing a bachelor's degree and Ed, a diting student of Italian. French, i master's and German. was cited for her dedication to im j White Plains law- firm specializing m Andrew Grainger '75, Littleton proving rural people through nutn , trial work and negotiations Mary E. Johnson '85and her hus James H. Rice '40. a retired mem Colo., works as an environmental tion education, her desegregating | band, David Johnson, live in her of the Rutgers University I Bob Murdock 64. Hartwick. N.Y . scientist-consultant Heand his wife, efforts of land-grant institutions in Freeville.NY Sheisanintemauon cooperative extension 4-H stafT, is the general manager of Otsego Sheryl, keep themselves busy caring j runs a farm in Titusville. the South, and a long career ol Electric Co op. Inc . and die execu for their daughter and son al auditor at Citizens Savings Bank. N.J., I service Ithaca where he grows Christmas trees live secretary of the NYS Rural Elec Mike Mountain 75 and his wife. ■ and hay and boards horses. John Elderkin 55. Walton, N.Y. trie Co-op Association Jackie, live in Calgary. Alberta, with Heidi Lowe '85 works for American has been the principal at BOCEF Kenneth Banse '65, Westtown, their four young children. Mike owns Trust Bank in Cleveland as an I Center in Delaware County for six NY. is an eastern region sales a consulting business and enjoys analyst in investment product de 50_ Bruce G. Grover '50, j teen years. manager for Jones Dairy Farm squash, golf, wind surfing, skiing, velopment Staunton. Va . was presented with and biking. Chancellor Hannon Ph D '55 Theodore V. Jacobsen 65. Nesco Elizabeth Meller 83. Bronx. N Y tus second Golden Oval award in Haines City, Fla . is a plant pathol peck. Pa , is the president of Ecolo Patricia A. Richmond 75andher is a pediatric resident at Montefiore April by the American Cyanamid Einstein Hospital and recently ogist. nematokigist, and citrus con gy HI, Inc , specializing in husband, Rodney K. Greene, live in < ompany for the highest sales in his suitant in private practice environmental services, and the Decatur, Ill., where she isamaiuger graduated from SUNY Stony Brook division Grover also is director of specializing in management oi mayor of Nescopeck of Food and industrial Starch School of Medicine i the Virginia Poultry Federation and citrus properities and investigating Research and Development. A. E Steve 84andCollene Parker '84 deputy adjutant general in the Vir | problems for growers, attorneys. Richard L. Kaprae '65 (M A 68, Staley Manufacturing Company. won the second place award of gmia Army National Guard . and insurance companies Ph D '80) is a professor of natural resources at Morrisville College and Susan Roth '72, Stony Brook, NY, $2,000 in a design competition to Norman Potter '50. Cornell Robert E. Armstrong '57, Now department chair is a freelance writer and editor find a creator for a new site plan for professor of food science, and his York City, is an agricultural de specializing in garden and health the Flamingo Gardens, Florida wife Adele are enjoying their sab JosephL. GHio '66. Jensen Beach. vclopment officer for the U.S. Agen topics She also is a project editor in Steve is with Urban Design Studio I baric leave ui England cy for Inti Development while his Fla., is the president of Wetlands and Collene with Kilday and Associ Management, Inc., a restoration and book publishing Arthur P. Ive« 51 Oxford. N Y wife Sandra '55 works in the For ates. West Palm Beach ecology firm Robert A. Smith '76, Delmar, ' retired in July 1985 from Norwich eign Agricultural Service for USDA N.Y., was recently named deputy Kathleen M. Rowe 85, Brookline, BOCES where he taught agricultur Constance R. Weaver 66 lives in Joseph G. Hartwig 57 Sanford. commissioner of the N Y State De Mass , is the public information J al mechanics He is currently presi Silver Springs. NY, and is em Fla.. is a labor and personnel con partment of Agriculture and Mar officer for New Medico Head Injury dent and chief executive officer of j ployed as a science teacher suitant and serves on the central kets. lie is a member of the N.Y. System | Ives Hauling. Inc . a milk company Leadership Florida ALS District Mary Webb Jensen 66. Albuquer Farm Bureau, the N Y State Agncul Teresa Schillinger 84, Elmira, , serving fanners in Chenango, Defa Team que. N M .is active in her sorority tural Society, and a recent graduate N. Y., is astudent financial analyst at I ware. Otsego. Broome, and Madison W. David Hopper Ph D '57. and AAUW, and works at the New of the Empire State Food and the University of N C at Chapel Hill, counties Washington, DC , has been MexicoMuseum of Natural History Agricultural Leadership Institute where she also is in the business Edward O. Moe Ph D 51 Mary and her husband Neal, Liberty promoted to senior vice president Michael R. Van Valkenburgh '73 school received an honorary degree from | of World Bank Hyde Bailey Professor of Plant Utah Stale University in June A I Breeding Einentus at Cornell, have was selected as the new director of Sue Merrill Taylor 83, Fabius. Samuel M. Leadley '57, M.S. '64, the Master in Landscape Architec NY, is an agricultural loan officer former Cornell faculty member, he ; been retired since 1978 and moved Ph D '67 is president of the ture Program of the Harvard Gradu is retired from Utah State's Depart I from Arizona to Albuquerque in Larry J. Van Splunder '85, War ate School of Design ment of Agriculture, where he was I Genesee Orleans Cornell Club and 1984 Neal is currently completing a saw. N.Y.. is the Wyoming County lives in Pavilion. N Y principal sociologist and coordina I book on plant breeding. Robert J. Weiss 71, his wife, Ca district supervisor for the N.Y State tor for rural development. Edwin C. Hadlock 58, Hammond Judith B. Harvey D V.M. '66 is a thy. and son live in Ellicott City, Md Dairy Herd Improvement Coopera NY. owns and operates a 200 cow veterinarian in North Pole. Alaska He is director ofcorporate finance for live ■ family dairy farm and is active in Io the Federal National Mortgage As Cathy Keene '88, Steve Werblou K8 cal community, church and school sociation in Washington Metta Winter Alumni Help Daniel Aneshansley Applies Students with Engineering to Biological Careers
here was a time 10 or 20 years ago Problems when offices such as the Agriculture Tand Life Sciences Career Development Office were called placement offices "Every once in a while somebody says to me, ‘1 saw you on "Ripley’s Believe It or Not." Their major or sole purpose was to "place" seniors in jobs. These days, most of our services are natural behavior could make it simpler I That's a professional credit one I like having boiling waler sprayed onto i still devoted to helping seniors, graduate ' We know insects will pull in their legs . wouldn't expect for an associate profes your hand." students, and alumni to make connec and attempt to drop out of sight, when sor of agricultural engineering, but Daniel Eisner's and Aneshansley's successful : tions with employers, but we do much under 'attack ' If we could find something j Aneshansley is used to it. His work has collaboration continued for the next ten i more We work with students from fresh | to make them do that, it would be easier | been seen on "Ripley's" and other tele years, while Aneshansley held a jointap I man year on with internship programs, i to catch them as they fall than take them vision programs; "3 2 1-Contact," "Dis pointnient between the School of Electri 1 1 summer job files, an extensive career off lite plant Graduate student Roelof cover,' '' 'National Geographic Special,' ’ I cal Engineering, where he earned his < library, career guidance by computer. | DeVries and agricultural engineering "The Naturalist" (Canadian), and I Ph D degree, and the Section of Neurobi special seminars, and individual counsel professor Wesley Gunkel have designed 1 ' ‘Secret Weapons." It is unlikely that any I ology and Behavior ing. The new. broader approach recog- I Three years ago Norman Scott became two machines to to blow insects from the of the programs would have contacted | nizes that students need to understand I the college s director for research and his plants, one with multiple collectors for 1 him if he had not switched specialties at themselves and their options to make in - large scale applications and a second, Cornell. position in the Department of Agricultur i telligent career decisions. We emphasize hand held unit for smaller scale applica I ' 'I came to Cornell as a graduate stu j al Engineering became available " It was career planning and job search skills that tions, such as use by organic farmers dent tn electrical engineering with a a very nice opportunity for me," said will be of life-long value As a result. the Projects in the dairy areas include I genera) interest in combining biology and Aneshansley " Agricultural engineering , student now plays a much more active studies of neutral -to-earth (stray) voltage electrical engineering, which was my un has always been a combination of agricul and continuing role in planninghisor her and its effect on dairy cows, with profes | dergraduate background from the Uni lure, biology and engineering. In fact, the sors Ron Gorewit and David Ludington, j future. versity of Cincinnati. But he became current trend is to give equal emphasis to the transmission of infections through 1 Would you like to become involved? hooked on applying engineering princi the biological and agricultural aspects of milking equipment, with professors Here are two ways alumni can; pies to the study of natural history I agricultural engineering, which suits my interests perfectly With agriculture in David Galton and Norman Scott, and es phenomena after he collaborated with The Cornell Alumni Career Advisory trus detection and other sensor problems j Thomas Eisner, professor of neurobiolo the midst of a variety of technological associated with dairy operations, with I Network. gy and behavior, on a number of projects revolutions, my expertise in electronics, Purpose: To help all Cornell underclass professor R. David Smith and professor relating inserts and engineering His computers, sensorsand instrumentation emeritus Nelson Bryant. Other projects I men gain first-hand information about I favorite was the bombadier beetle, an in allows me to pursue a number of interest I include the application of image process | careers by talking to alumni Students sect that, when picked up, emits a spray ing research opportunities in agricultur i seek information about your profession, I that causes a burning sensation. al engineering. ing techniques to grading and inspecting i including requirements and necessary "We became interested in the beetle as While continuing to collaborate with meat products, with professor James i skills, satisfactions, drawbacks, how to I an engineering problem how did it pro Eisner (studying ultraviolet patterns in Stouffer, and instrumentation for mom I enter the field, and other important infer I duce a spray that works as a defense plants and animals and projects involving toring and controlling environmental I mechanism." says Aneshansley. With insects with chemical defenses). conditions, with professor Michael Tim I mat ion Eisner's expertise in the chemical de Aneshansley's move has allowed for ap mons. ■ Alumni complete a profile card and fenses animals use against predators, and plied work in pest control, dairy equip "One of the special things about this I return it to the University Career Center Aneshansley's in Instrumentation—de ment , stray voltage, and meat inspection department and lhe agricultural college. \ Profiles are entered into Cornell's com- veloping equipment that measures phys He is currently studying ways to re in general, is the diversity and spirit of ] puter system for easy access by students icaJ propert ies — they tackled the problem move Colorado jiotato beetles from potatoi cooperation IfI need help wiUi a physio I Students are required to meet with a together plants. "In the past, we discovered bee logical or biochemical problem in my /careercounselor to obtain t/ie names and Aneshansley developed instrumenta tles that had tarsal pads, made upofthou (research, there are colleagues ready and addresses of alumni and to insure that tion to determine the thermal properties sands of little bristles, onto which they willing to assist. And if someone needs they understand completely the purpose of the spray discharged by the beetle. It secrete a liquid. The liquid facilitates the some instrumentation help I am available of die program —it is an exchange of infer measured 100 degrees Celsius They dis attachment of bristles or hairs to the to provide some assistance The only mation and not a job placement service. covered that two chemicals are stored plant, much like water will bind glasses problem is limiting the number ofprojects To take part, contact Tom Devlin, separately in the beetle. When the animal together during washing The potato bee in which you become involved " Director, University Career Center, 14 is disturbed, a valve opens and they mix tie combines claws and tarsal pads to Aneshansley's fascination with the East Avenue; phone 607-255-5221 together, causing a microchemical ex maintain its hold '' The task is to remove complexities of biology and engineering plosion. the beetles from the plants Pulling, blow guarantee that he will stay involved for The College of Agriculture and Life "The reaction is instantaneous and ing, and vacuuming are all possibilities, some time. Just check your local listings. Sciences Alumni Listing. pulsed at about 1,000 times a second It's but taking advantage of the insects' Purpose: To help all undergraduate and graduate students in the college to make connections with alumni in order to re ceive advice or assistance about careers, employer information, summer employ '■ ment, or full-time employment. The AUS Alumni Affairs Office provides the ALS Career Development Office with
a computer printout of alumni names and addresses. Students contact alumni by telephone or mail to describe their need for assistance and ask if the alum is will ing and able to help. To take part: We will include all alum m in the printout unless individuals in struct us otherwise. Career-related programs involving alumni have become popular in recent years and for good reason. They offer you achance to stay in touch with your college through a positive, face-to-face interac ton with one or more students each year A few hours, or even a few minutes, of
your time could be of tremendous value to a student considering a career option or looking for lhe right position ■
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