1950s
Robert J. Bergenholtz, B.B.A. ’51, is retired from United Technologies Corp., where he was manager of fabrication planning. He lives in an active adult community in Connecticut.

Roger A. Saunders, A.B. ’51, is in the New England Hotels and Resorts Hall of Fame. He is a trustee of Newbury College and founder of the Roger A. Saunders School of Hotel and Restaurant Management.

Marvin E. Segal, J.D. ’52, and Ira H. Wexner, J.D. ’53, retired from the Supreme Court of New York. In recognition of their service on the bench, their portraits were dedicated in the Supreme Court Building in Mineola, New York.

Alan M. Solomon, B.B.A. ’53, J.D. ’55, was honored by the State of Florida for his 50 years of membership in The Florida Bar. He practiced at the law firm of Solomon, Krupnikoff & Wieskel and at Hunter’s Ambulance Service in Connecticut before retiring at the end of 2001. His wife, Sheila, B.Ed. ’54, taught in schools in Florida and Connecticut before retiring to raise three children.

Edward Robin, B.S.E.E. ’57, and Nelson Hanover, A.B. ’57, just formed Blogosphere, a blogging division of Performance Resource Group in New York, New York.

Bill Keppler, B.S. ’59, is president and professor of public health at the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon. He will retire in 2007 after serving in this role for five years.

1960s
Earl W. Powell, B.B.A. ’64, chief executive officer of Trivest Partners, LP, was elected to the board of trustees of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Trivest is a private equity investment firm. Powell also is chairman of Atlantis Plastics, Inc., director of Directed Electronics, Inc., director of several Trivest-related companies, and a University of Florida trustee.

F. David Halberg, B.Ed. ’66, M.Ed. ’67, retired last year after 38 years as principal of Gloria Floyd Elementary School in Miami, Florida. He now works part-time as an advocate in Region VI of the Miami-Dade County Public Schools and in the Superintendent’s Urban Principal Initiative as a professional partner to the principal at North Miami Middle School.

Donald L. Walters, Ed.D. ’66, is enjoying retirement in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where he serves as docent at President James Buchanan’s home, General Edward Hand’s home, and as a guide for Historic Lancaster Walking Tours.

Jerry Davies, A.B. ’67, is director of communications for Personal Insurance Federation, a lobbying trade association of insurance companies in Sacramento, California. In 1985 he founded Davies Communications, through which he owns two radio stations and a newspaper. He also produces a monthly television program, Capitol Counterpoint. Davies earned his M.S. degree in technical journalism in 1969 from Iowa State University.

Nancy Allen, A.B. ’68, retired from the Florida Department of Education and moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Cynthia Anne Leahy Belcher, B.S.N. ’69, has retired after 35 years as assistant professor of nursing at Clemson University. She has two daughters, one who is a veterinary medical student at North Carolina State and another who is a marketing major at Clemson.

Robert F. Wolin, B.Ed. ’69, completed scenic designs for the summer 2006 shows at Hershey Park in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and is currently designing Fraulein Else for an Off-Off-Broadway production in October and for the Hershey Park Christmas show in November.

1970s
Wendy S. Unger, A.B. ’70, is membership services manager for the Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce.

Frank Angones, A.B. ’72, J.D. ’76, was awarded the 2006 Equal Opportunities in the Profession Award by the Equal Opportunities Law Section of The Florida Bar.

Mark Colby, B.M. ’72, M.M ’75, released Speaking of Stan, a CD on Hallway Records that is a tribute to Stan Getz. Colby has been teaching jazz saxophone at DePaul University in Chicago for 24 years. He also conducts clinics and concerts representing Selmer saxophones and Vandoren Reeds.

Robert A. Dulberg, J.D. ’72, a certified civil, family, and federal mediator and a principal of Salmon & Dulberg Mediation Services, was selected by Law & Politics as a Super Lawyer in the field of alternative dispute resolution.

David M. Goulet, A.B. ’72, was reelected to his third consecutive four-year term on the Glendale, Arizona City Council. He was a driving force behind the new sports and entertainment project that will culminate in the 2008 Super Bowl being played in Glendale.

Joseph A. Finley Jr., B.S. ’74, is principal of St. Mark Catholic School in Boynton Beach, Florida.

Beverly G. Kelley, A.B. ’74, retired from the U.S. Coast Guard this year after more than 30 years of service. During her career she served aboard six Coast Guard cutters and had command of three of them. In 1979 she was the first woman to command a U.S. military vessel—USCGC Cape Newagen in Maui, Hawaii. She now lives in Maryland and is the mother of 3-year-old Morgan.

Patrick J. Walsh, B.S. ’75, was appointed professor and Canada Research Chair in Environmental Health and Genomics at the University of Ottawa after serving on the faculty of UM’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science for 22 years. He also received the Award of Excellence in Fish Physiology from the Physiology Section of the American Fisheries Society.

Aletha Player, M.B.A.’76, an area manager for Florida Power & Light, was named one of Success South Florida magazine’s top 25 most prominent and successful black women.

Anthony Bello, B.B.A. ’77, was a first-place winner of the 2005 Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge for his product, satellite dish covers, through a company called Dish Rags, Inc. He is vice president of MasTec, Inc., in Coral Gables, Florida.

Cynthia Curry, A.B. ’77, M.A. ’78, special adviser to the county manager for Miami-Dade County, was named one of Success South Florida magazine’s top 25 most prominent and successful black women.

Darcy H. LaFountain, B.B.A. ’77, won the U.S. Masters National Distance Swimming Championship for age group 50 to 54 at Big Shoulders 5K in Lake Michigan this September.

Brian F. Spector, J.D. ’78, has been appointed by The Florida Bar to serve on the Standing Committee on Professionalism. He also was appointed by the Supreme Court of Florida to serve on its Commission on Professionalism and its Committee on Standard Jury Instructions—Contract and Business Cases. Spector is a lecturer at the UM School of Law.

Kenneth R. Benoit, M.M. ’79, is an adjunct professor at Broward Community College. His “Five Flags Suite for Band” was published by Imagine Music.

Janet Bond Brill, B.S. ’79, M.S.Ed. ’86, Ph.D. ’01, is a nutritionist, health and fitness consultant, speaker, and author of a new book, Cholesterol Down: Ten Simple Steps to Lower Your Cholesterol in Four Weeks—without Prescription Drugs (Three Rivers Press, 2006).

Mary Kontz, B.S.N. ’79, M.S.N. ’85, Ph.D. ’92, was appointed associate dean of nursing at Colorado State University-Pueblo. She was previously the director of the School of Nursing at Miami Dade College.

Cara (Cohen) Pasquale, A.B. ’79, M.B.A. ’83, is director of business development at Miller Legg, a Florida-based consulting firm. She graduated from Leadership Broward Class XXIV, in which she chaired the project group, The Creative Economy.

Howard Talenfeld, J.D. ’79, of Colodny Fass Talenfeld Karlinsky & Abate, has been named a Florida Super Lawyer and one of Florida Trend magazine’s Florida Legal Elite. He specializes in civil law and resides in Plantation, Florida.

1980s
Gloria Lerma Lopez, B.B.A. ’81, opened Sona MedSpa in downtown Coral Gables after spending 20 years in the corporate world. Sona offers minimally invasive cosmetic medical and aesthetic services. UM alumni receive discounts.

George A. Poveromo, A.B. ’81, is in his seventh season as host of the ESPN2 show George Poveromo’s World of Saltwater Fishing. Married with two grown children, he also is a senior editor for Saltwater Sportsman magazine.

Mitch Spero, M.S. Ed. ’81, received the 2006 Broward County Chapter of the Florida Psychological Association’s Lifetime Achievement award, the organization for which he serves as treasurer. He is director of Child & Family Psychologists, a psychology group practice with offices in Plantation and Weston, Florida. He also is a court-appointed family mediator for the Supreme Court of Florida.

Hunting F. Deutsch, M.B.A. ’82, joined BankUnited as executive vice president of wealth management.

Spencer Levine, J.D. ’82, is director of the Florida Medicaid Fraud Control Unit in the Office of the Attorney General, where he manages 230 attorneys, investigators, analysts, and staff throughout the state of Florida. The unit is responsible for the investigation and prosecution of criminal and civil violations of provider fraud, self referrals, and patient brokering, as well as abuse and neglect in long-term care facilities.

Daniel A. Swietilik, B.F.A. ’82, is working in New York City with Michael Moore as lead editor on Sicko, a film about health care in the United States. He also worked as editor of An Inconvenient Truth, a documentary with former Vice President Al Gore.

David C. Jones, A.B. ’83, B.S. ’83, returned from a deployment in Iraq, where he served as a U.S. Air Force flight surgeon from the Vermont Air National Guard. In June he was promoted to lieutenant colonel. He also is director of the Fetal Diagnostic Center and associate professor of OB/GYN at the University of Vermont.

Gilbert Santos, B.S.E.E. ’83, was named chief operating officer of SunGuard Public Sector, which provides software and processing solutions to the public sector. Santos previously served as director of operations for wireless communication firm Motorola.

Sheryl Hartman, Ph.D. ’84, professor of psychology at Miami Dade College, has been recognized with The Dr. Eduardo Padrón Endowed Teaching Chair. This is the third time she has been honored with this award. She is a licensed psychologist, a State of Florida Supreme Court mediator, a disaster mental health counselor for the American Red Cross, and a consultant for the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis.

Ervin A. Gonzalez, J.D. ’85, is an attorney specializing in civil trial law and business litigation at Miami firm Colson Hicks Eidson who has succeeded in obtaining 23 verdicts in excess of $1 million during his 21-year legal career. He was named one of the “100 Most Influential Hispanics” by Hispanic Business magazine in October 2006.

Nicolas J. Gutierrez Jr., A.B. ’85, a partner at Borgognoni & Gutierrez LLP, is a Gaming Board member of the South Florida Water Management District and president of the National Association of Sugar Mill Owners of Cuba. He and his wife, Mari, have two sons, Nicolas Eduardo and Carlos Felipe.

Renaldy J. Gutierrez, J.D. ’85, of the Miami law firm Gutierrez & Associates, was elected first vice president/president-elect of the Inter-American Bar Association, which comprises more than 60 bar associations, 40 universities and law schools, and 2,000 individuals from the Americas and Spain.

Ginny (Desterle) Rorby, A.B. ’85, has published Hurt Go Happy (Tor Books, 2006), a novel based on the real-life fate of a chimpanzee raised as if she were human.

Dionisio Bencomo, B.S.N. ’86, is chief executive officer for Select Specialty Hospital in Miami.

Antonio N. Fins, A.B. ’86, was named editor of the editorial pages for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

David C. Champouillon, B.M. ’87, is associate professor of trumpet and jazz studies and executive director of the Tri-Cities Jazz Fest at East Tennessee State University. He will be returning to Miami in April 2007 for a performance at the Arturo Sandoval Jazz Club in Miami Beach.

Sunitha Narain Bellino, B.M. ’89, lives and performs in the Albany, New York area with her husband, Peter Bellino, B.M. ’88, and son Anthony.

Diane “Toni” Parras, B.S.C. ’89, M.A. ’99, is the communication specialist for the Locally Managed Marine Area Network, working on various marine conservation projects in the Asia-Pacific region. She has won an Environmental Leadership Program Fellowship for 2006-2007.

1990s
Lynn (Jurkevich) Cohen, A.B. ’90, M.B.A. ’91, has married Barry Cohen, B.S. ’89. She is director of human resources for Birks and Mayors Inc. (Mayors Jewelers).

Howard P. Wade, A.B. ’90, was promoted to associate professor of history at Bluefield State College in Bluefield, West Virginia.

Carlos J. Martinez, J.D. ’90, chief assistant public defender for Miami-Dade County, is this year’s recipient of the Florida Public Defender Association’s top honor, the Craig Stewart Barnard Award.

Scott J. Brook, J.D. ’92, is the mayor of Coral Springs, Florida. He earned 58 percent of votes, defeating the incumbent of ten years and becoming the first Jewish mayor of the city.

Celia Lisset Alvarez, A.B. ’94, M.F.A. ’96, M.A. ’99, has a collection of poetry, The Stones, now available from Finishing Line Press. Her Shapeshifting is the winner of the winter 2005 Spire Chapbook Contest and will be available soon from Spire Press.

Adam J. Ball, B.S. ’94, M.D. ’99, is a physician specializing in robotic surgery at Gulfstream Urology Associates P.A. in Port St. Lucie, Florida. He and his wife, Cristina R. Ball, A.B. ’95, M.Ed. ’97, have two children, Ethan James and Caroline Sofia.

Brian H. Bieber, J.D. ’94, has been named one of Florida’s Super Lawyers for 2006, an honor bestowed to 5 percent of Florida attorneys.

Wendi Rickman, B.S.C. ’94, is a rock disc jockey for two channels on Sirius Satellite Radio. She has appeared on the Howard Stern and Jim Breuer shows.

Serona Elton, M.M. ’95, has joined the faculty of the University of Miami Phillip and Patricia Frost School of Music as assistant professor in the Department of Music Media and Industry. While a UM student, she helped found the student-run label ’Cane Records. From 1995 to 2003 she worked for EMI Recorded Music, North America, in a number of capacities. In 2000 she received a Juris Doctor from Brooklyn Law School.

Roger A. Hamilton, B.B.A. ’95, is a firefighter in Vermont.

Darren Zemnick, M.B.A. ’95, is human resources director at the Hyatt Grand Champions Resort in Indian Wells, California.

Christopher M. Coleman, B.B.A. ’96, M.Pr.A. ’97, has joined Avaya Corporation as manager of finance planning and analysis in the Corporate Finance Department in Morristown, New Jersey.

Melanie E. Damian, J.D. ’96, a partner with the firm Damian & Valori LLP, was appointed vice chair of the Communications Committee for the Business Law Section of The Florida Bar.

Earnest DeLoach Jr., A.B. ’96, announces the opening of his law firm, DeLoach Law LLC, in Orlando, Florida. The firm specializes in serving the needs of businesses, including commercial litigation, business formation, business contracts, commercial leases, and construction law.

Jill Levy, J.D. ’96, was elected a Broward County Court judge. She also is a traffic court magistrate.

Frank M. Auer, B.S.C. ’97, launched 185 Creative, LLC, in New Jersey to produce promotional and training videos. Recent projects include the 150th anniversary of the YMCA and the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Jay D. Dorfman, B.M. ’97, M.M. ’03, received his Ph.D. in music education from Northwestern University and is assistant professor of music education at Kent State University in Ohio.

Pedro Valente, B.B.A. ’97, M.B.A. ’00, and James Robertson, B.B.A. ’98, M.B.A. ’01, run Valente Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, a martial arts academy in Miami with more than 700 students. They recently trained soldiers of the Florida National Guard in techniques to safely approach civilians in Iraq without pointing a gun.

Daniele Gordon, A.B. ’98, M.B.A. ’01, is president of PrePaid Mortgage Group Inc.

Julie D. Luengas, B.S.N. ’98, is an R.N. consultant for the electronic medical record department at Vitalize Consulting Solutions, Inc.

Sean M. Sullivan, B.S. ’98, has joined Williams Mullen in Washington, D.C., as a member of the Environmental Section, focusing on compliance counseling and auditing, judicial review of government agency regulations, challenges to actions by government entities, environmental due diligence, and permit transfers for large corporate transactions.

Maria Luisa Taleno, B.B.A. ’98, was hired as controller at G & G Holistic Addiction Treatment, Inc.

Carlos A. Batlle, LL.M.E. ’99, was named Professional Advisor of the Year by The Key Biscayne Community Foundation. A partner with Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P., Batlle focuses his practice on wills, trust and estate planning, probate and trust administration, and fiduciary litigation.

Luchy Garcia-Gerolomo, B.S. ’99, received a medical degree from Nova Southeastern College of Osteopathic Medicine. She recently married Dr. Louis Gerolomo and has been named chief resident at Northshore Hospital in New York City.

Rick J. Saggese, B.B.A. ’99, has been recognized as one of the top baseball instructors for developing young players from ages 6 through 18.

2000s
Ileana Espinosa, J.D. ’00, is an associate at Katz Barron Squitero Faust in South Florida, where she practices commercial litigation, including real estate, construction, and employment law and corporate bankruptcy.

Alejandro Fernandez Jr., M.B.A. ’00, vice president of Remax Realty-Connections, has received the South Florida Business Journal’s “Heavy Hitter in Real Estate” recognition. He also is chief executive officer for Creative Mindworks, a full-service advertising and public relations firm.

Mark S. Bloom, J.D. ’01, M.B.A. ’03, is general manager of Realnet Services of Dallas, a privately held firm that deals in the location, assessment, and funding of investment-grade properties.

Daniel W. Courtney, J.D. ’01, the speaker of his graduating class, has opened his own practice on Brickell Avenue in Miami, specializing in civil and criminal litigation. Previously he practiced law at the Miami-Dade Public Defender’s Office. He and his wife, Jessica, have two sons.

Elizabeth (Wyman) Mills, B.S. ’02, is a public outreach coordinator at Stonewall Farm, a nonprofit education center in Keane, New Hampshire. She is married.

Keith Bowermaster, M.A.’04, has married Veronica Navarro and recently became the manager of public affairs for Jackson Health System in Miami. He is responsible for the institution’s Web site and public outreach functions and for assisting with media relations, internal communications, and special events.

Zach Lezberg, B.S.C. ’04, has launched www.MY-IN.com, an entertainment career search engine and networking Web site that includes message boards, job postings, industry links, entertainment reviews, and more. Lezberg is one of the founders of UM student performance group Quantum Entertainment.

Jared Morgenstern, B.B.A. ’04, and Lauren Pearl, A.B. ’04, are planning a June 2007 wedding.

Javier A. Ramos, B.Arch. ’04, is vice president of Aaxis Architecture & Design, Inc., in Miami.

Morgana Rolle, B.S.C. ’04, was named public relations assistant for Sandals and Beaches ultra-inclusive resorts in Miami, Florida.

Douglas J. Yannucci, M.B.A. ’04, moved to Columbus, Ohio, to accept a new position as national account manager for R.G. Barry Corp./The Dearfoams Co. He manages Wal-Mart Stores and Dollar General, responsible for 35 percent of company revenues.

Brian Avello, A.B. ’05, is enrolled in law school at the University of Michigan. He previously lived and worked in Japan.

Melanie Rinaldi, A.B. ’05, got married and is training for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing in the sport of springboard diving. She trained at UM under coach Randy Ableman.

Remembering Robert Kelley

Robert L. Kelley, M.S. ’60, associate professor in the University of Miami Department of Mathematics, died on July 15, 2006, at the age of 69. Specializing in functional analysis and geometry, he joined the department in 1964 and was associate chairman since 1989. Kelley was an avid naturalist and environmental activist, as well as a dedicated supporter of music and the visual arts. More than 200 friends attended a celebration of his life on August 20 at the Tropical Audubon Society, of which he was a past president. On September 9 the University of Miami community honored him by planting a rare, native tree called the Mexican Alvaradoa in the Gifford Arboretum and hosting a harpsichord concert in the Maurice Gusman Concert Hall. Virginia G. Jernigan, A.B. ’31
Luis Javier Montero, B.B.A. ’35
Isabel Hanson Mathews, A.B. ’36
Joseph F. Panker, A.B. ’37
J. Garland Wynn Jr., A.B. ’37
Donald Dohse Sr., B.B.A. ’38
Nona Ousley Campbell, B.S. ’40
Clifton E. Hendrick, A.B. ’40
Leland Morris Rees, B.M. ’42
Collins W. Swords Jr., A.B. ’44
Muriel Smith Marshall, A.B. ’46
Louise E. Ray, B.B.A. ’46, M.S. ’70
Charles D. Smith, B.B.A. ’46
Kornelia Taggart, B.M. ’46
R. Eugene Caldwell, B.B.A. ’47
Victor I. Eber, B.B.A. ’47
Nathan Gaines, B.B.A. ’47
Dorothy L. Brown, M.Ed. ’48
John T. Canfield III, B.B.A. ’48, M.B.A. ’69
William T. Frantz, B.Ed. ’48
Barbara Garfunkel, M.Ed. ’48
Stanley W. Platkin, A.B. ’48
Roger L. Saxon, B.B.A. ’48
Patricia Ann Uhlman, A.B. ’48
Sylvan B. Burdick, J.D. ’49
Thomas W. Egan, B.S. ’49
Phil C. Gallagher, B.B.A. ’49
Lt. Thomas Dow Roper, B.B.A. ’49
Roger K. Tallaksen, B.S. ’49
William K. Chester, J.D. ’50
Gordon D. Coventry, B.B.A. ’50
Mary Lou Crombie Porlick, B.S. ’50
Evelyn I. Deeves, B.Ed. ’50
William W. Evans Jr., J.D. ’50
John A. Hegarty, A.B. ’50
Norman E. Kumin, B.B.A. ’50
John S. MacLeod, B.S.C.E. ’50
Anthony P. Manginelli, B.B.A. ’50
Alice Ruth Meyer, B.Ed. ’50
Hon. William J. Piquette, J.D. ’50
Marjorie K. Plummer, M.Ed. ’50
Henry R. Schenerman, B.B.A. ’50
William Gerard Slater, A.B. ’50
Edwin H. Smith, B.Ed. ’50, M.Ed. ’51, Ed.D. ’62
Carolyn Sudakow Fyvolent, A.B. ’50
Henry L. Thomas, J.D. ’50
Frank J. Thomiszer, B.S.I.E. ’50
Robert H. Weber, B.B.A. ’50
Richard O. White Sr., B.Ed. ’50, M.Ed. ’62
Joseph Bern, J.D. ’51
Donald C. Biller, B.Ed. ’51, M.Ed. ’55
Leo M. Chadwick, B.Ed. ’51
Michael A. Constantino, B.B.A. ’51
Herbert W. Damstetter, B.B.A. ’51
John M. Dyer, J.D. ’51
Edward Nash Mathews Jr., A.B. ’51
Marco Piazza Jr., B.B.A. ’51
Edmund Andrew Preston, B.B.A. ’51
Marcel C. Schiess, B.S.E.E. ’51, B.S.M.E. ’51,
Edward Tickner, B.B.A. ’51
Ann Callahan Carroll, A.B. ’52
Michael John Churella, B.B.A. ’52
Ann Nichols Doll, B.Ed. ’52
Paul B. Fink, B.B.A. ’52
Thomas Gillespie, B.B.A. ’52, M.B.A. ’57
Thomas L. Hanley, A.B. ’52
Stanley Haves, J.D. ’52
Herbert J. Muirhead A.B. ’52
James M. O’Grady, B.Ed. ’52
Sheldon H. Seamon, B.B.A. ’52
Richard L. Seidel, J.D. ’52
Gene Wesley Seyler, B.Ed. ’52
Norman Basil Smith, J.D. ’52
Gloria Joan Zimmerman, B.S. ’52
Patrick Vincent Cappello, A.B. ’53
Charles W. Duff, A.B. ’53
George Franklin Garver, B.B.A. ’53
Jerry Geraldi, J.D. ’53
Eugenia Horne Parker, A.B. ’53, B.S. ’56
J. Cail Lee, J.D. ’53
Joseph P. Lefere, B.B.A. ’53
John H. Payne III, J.D. ’53
Walter J. Rhodes, B.B.A. ’53
Wallace E. Richter, B.Ed. ’53
Carroll Shelor, B.B.A. ’53, M.S.P.H. ’82
Rita Speisman Robbins, B.Ed. ’53
Robert G. Tardif Sr., J.D. ’53
Hyman (Hank) Aronson, B.B.A. ’54
Donald I. Chinsky, B.B.A. ’54
Francis Anthony Happl, A.B. ’54
William C. Lesster Jr., B.B.A. ’54
Ellen Marshall Lyddane, B.Ed. ’54
Robert A. Rosof, B.B.A. ’54
Marvin P. Schneider, B.B.A. ’54, M.Ed. ’59
Humbert V. Arcamonte, A.B. ’55
Barbara Bannen Teel, B.B.A. ’55
Nan Buckland Johnson, B.Ed. ’55
Joseph G. Headley Sr., J.D. ’55
Donald G. Hiers, B.B.A. ’55, M.Ed. ’58
L. Philip Lizotte, A.B. ’55
Janet M. Martin, B.B.A. ’55
Jean E. Carlton, B.Ed. ’56
Leonard F. Case, B.S.M.E. ’56
Robert Everette Christie, B.Ed. ’56, M.A. ’60
Carolyn Lucille Grigg, B.M. ’56, M.M. ’57, Ph.D. ’77
William D. Groman, A.B. ’56, M.S. ’57
Herbert Clinton Hess Jr., A.B. ’56
Samuel W. Kreis, B.B.A. ’56
S. Frank Leis, B.B.A. ’56
Stephen Arthur Mundy, B.B.A. ’56, B.S.E.E. ’69
Claire Nelson Crosley, A.B. ’56
Robert Joseph Shea, A.B. ’56
Aaron Siegel, B.B.A. ’56
James C. Bayens, B.B.A. ’57
Mila M. Begun, A.B. ’57
William C. Coulson, B.B.A. ’57
Houston Crosley, A.B. ’57
John Hanlon, A.B. ’57, M.S. ’58
Charles Randall Leach, B.B.A. ’57
Judith Suzanne Lopez, B.B.A. ’57
Roberta Gianni Molinaro, B.Ed. ’57
Alfred R. Pettengell, B.B.A. ’57, M.B.A. ’58
Doris E. Kennett Pomerko, B.M. ’57, M.M. ’63
Ferdinand Requate, A.B. ’57
Ronald S. Scherfer, B.B.A. ’57
Nick W. Stieglitz, B.S.C.E. ’57
Julian W. Bournier, A.B. ’58
Corneil V. Davidson, M.Ed. ’58
William R. King, M.B.A. ’58
Maj. Robert W. Burns Jr., B.S.E.E. ’59
Virginia D. Campbell, B.Ed. ’59, M.Ed. ’63
Mary Kathryn Hammock, B.S. ’59
Ellen Weicker Kummerlen, B.Ed. ’59
Emmett A. Moran, J.D. ’59
Robert L. Kelley, M.S. ’60
Lillian Phyllis Medler, B.B.A. ’60
Rocco W. Pace, B.S.A.E. ’60
Don Alan Richter, A.B. ’60
Robert J. Sax, B.B.A. ’60
Albert A. Simmons, M.Ed. ’60
Bruce Dean Thomas, B.S.E.E. ’60
Philip Lee Alexander, B.Ed. ’61
Donald E. Cunningham Jr., B.Ed. ’61
Flor Franklin Flook, B.Ed. ’61
Edson F. Gallaudet II, B.B.A. ’61
Bernard Goldstein, B.Ed. ’61
Robert James Rowlee, A.B. ’61
Mary J. Barkheimer, B.S.N. ’62
Alex Michael Bromir, M.Ed. ’62
James P. Hayes, A.B. ’62
Patsy Dale Mason, M.Ed. ’62
Theodore J. Maureau III, B.B.A. ’62
Helen G. Anderson, A.B. ’63
Paul Berger, B.B.A. ’63, J.D. ’66
Richard Fisher, B.B.A. ’63
Vincent J. Petti, M.A. ’63
Frank W. Rom, B.B.A. ’63
Earl F. Stout, A.B. ’63
Ruth Belknap Howard, B.S. ’64
Ingrid E. Friedman Bigman, B.B.A. ’64
Ollie Mae McQueen, B.Ed. ’64
Frederick M. Niebuhr, B.B.A. ’64
Selma Fisher Rubin, A.B. ’64, M.A. ’66, Ph.D. ’72
Walter J. Woodman, A.B. ’64
Morton R. Blau, A.B. ’65
Richard A. Hickox, B.Ed. ’65
Jerry Eugene Kendall, B.B.A. ’65
Sam Matlin, B.B.A. ’65
Allan A. Smith, A.B. ’65
Edward Thomas Udut, A.B. ’65, M.Ed. ’68, M.A. ’70
Ford F. Anderson, M.A. ’66
Ronald T. Coles, A.B. ’66
Robert J. Patterson, M.D. ’66
Robert B. Rubin, M.D. ’66
Evelyn J. Shea, M.Ed. ’66
Bruce E. Telander, J.D. ’66
Ann Marie Ackourey, Ph.D. ’67
Moses Alter, M.Ed. ’67
Bruce Warren Fader, M.D. ’67
Susan Rosenthal Laurence, B.Ed. ’67
Richard La Grange, A.B. ’67
Manuel F. Ledon, C.T.P. ’67
Larue Storm, M.A. ’67
Gerald T. Tracy, Ph.D. ’67
Isabel Alzola, C.T.P. ’68
Joanna T. Fenstermacher, M.Ed. ’68, Ph.D. ’72
Josefina Gonzalez-Machado, B.Ed. ’68
Samuel M. Hollander, B.B.A. ’68
Guillermo Sostchin, A.B. ’68, J.D. ’70
Patricia A. Thornburg, M.Ed. ’68
Harold Leroy Royer, M.B.A. ’68
Dennis Joseph Carney Jr., A.B. ’69
Georgia Esther R. Cash, A.B. ’69
Peter H. Evertz, A.B. ’69
Bruno Gavica Jr., B.B.A. ’69
Laura N. Reynolds, M.Ed. ’69
Richard Paul Sjostrom, B.S. ’69
Arleen Rosalind Williams, M.Ed. ’69
Hon. Linda Dakis, A.B. ’70, J.D. ’74
David Feldman, A.B. ’70, J.D. ’73, LL.M.I. ’77
Arthur D. Fried, M.B.A. ’70
Candido Hoyos, M.D. ’70
Marc Steven Orloff, B.Ed. ’70
Paul Stanley Osborn, A.B. ’70
Leandro Juan Ramos-Ledon, M.S. ’70
Rod L. Taylor, A.B. ’70, J.D. ’73
Ethel S. Gordon, M.Ed. ’71
Phyllis Paulson Hallberg, M.Ed. ’71
Albert Carl Hieber, A.B. ’71
Jeffrey Lee Sussman, A.B. ’71
Edwin Arno Toll, M.S. ’71
Jeffrey Joseph Mayer, A.B. ’72
Lorna Lucile Pettijohn, M.Ed. ’72
Charles James Roberts, A.B. ’72
Allan Eugene Ross, M.S. ’72
Douglas L. Stoudt, A.B. ’72
Calixto Maximo Acosta, B.B.A. ’73
Joseph Harvey Bayless, B.B.A. ’73
Otis Lee Boston, M.B.A. ’73
Samuel B. Hornstein, J.D. ’73
Hilda Celina Juan, B.S.Ed. ’73, M.S.Ed. ’79
Leslie Lynn Schreck, B.S. ’73
James A. Weck, LL.M.I. ’73
Jose Alvarez Jr., B.S. ’74, M.D. ’78
Dale Grover Ankney, M.B.A. ’74
Eric Laib Balter, B.B.A. ’74
Bart M. Behar, J.D. ’74
Paul Preston Hinkle Jr., LL.M.T. ’74
Georges P. Dremeaux, B.S. ’75
Debra J. Rosenblum, J.D. ’75
Todd Paul Herman, B.B.A. ’76
Richard Michael Barkett, M.B.A. ’77
Susan Elizabeth Grilliot, B.S. ’77
Donna J. Hildreth, B.B.A. ’77
Michael K. Mulford, M.B.A. ’77, LL.M. ’00
Michael Paul Swire, B.B.A. ’77
William E. Wright, Ed.D. ’77
Warren E. Dutton Jr., B.S.E.E. ’78
Gerald R. Porter, B.F.A. ’78
Randall Joseph Frank, M.B.A. ’79
Susan Jane Kurtz, B.F.A. ’79
Michael Noval, A.B. ’79, M.S.Ed. ’92
Frank J. Pita Jr., B.S.E.E. ’79, M.S.E.E. ’81, M.B.A. ’86
Sharon Saffron Robinson, A.B. ’79
Mark Clayton Taylor, J.D. ’79
William Ramon Lemos, A.B. ’80, J.D. ’83
Henry H. Leung, M.F.A. ’80
Laurette De Smet Wright, B.F.A. ’81
Ray Abbassi, B.S.A.E. ’82, B.S.C.E. ’82
Clifford R. Molina, M.B.A. ’82
Kenneth D. Elmo, B.B.A. ’84
Paul V. Costello, M.B.A. ’85
Wilma M. Willoughby, B.S.N. ’85
Pamela K. Murfin, M.S.Ed. ’86, Ph.D. ’89
Nancy M. Lechtner, J.D. ’87
Miguel A. Martin, J.D. ’88
Juan C. Rodriguez, B.B.A. ’88
Eric T. Anderson, A.B. ’89
Charlene F. Barr, A.B. ’89
John Carbo, J.D. ’89
Francisco A. Carvajal, M.S. ’89, Ph.D. ’92
Eleni A. Monas, A.B. ’89
Gerald M. Watkins, J.D. ’90
Jennifer L. Delphus, B.S.N. ’97
Joel D. Magnussen, M.B.A. ’97
Keith V. Kennelly, M.B.A. ’98
Marcel Lissek, M.F.A. ’98
Charles M. Johnson, A.B. ’99, J.D. ’02
Linda Ferrin Rogers, Ph.D. ’99
Peter J. Iacono, J.D. ’00
Stanley Antonio Phillip, M.B.A. ’00
Michael Andrew Soeldner, B.M. ’00
Glenn W. Edwards, M.S.Ed. ’01
Bruce H. Pasewark, Ph.D. ’01
Jessica Jacklyn Urizar, B.S.C.E. ’01
Benjamin Aaron Rosner, B.M. ’02
Sylvia S. Savitz, M.A.L.S. ’03
Christina Alexis Sabando, A.B. ’05
Michael Jon Barlin, B.S.Ed. ’06

*Based on submissions prior to October 1, 2006