Thunderbird Magazine, Summer 1983

              CONTENTS
1 THUNDERBIRD REUNIONS
2 WORLD BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL
8 PROFILE: ROBERT CARTER
Visiting Professor from England
10 NEWS
14 LQUE PASA?
15 LDONDE ESTAN?
16 UPDATES
Summer, 1983
Quarterly magazine of
the Alumni Relations
Office of the American
Graduate School of
International
Management,
Thunderbird Campus
Glendale, AZ 85306
(602) 978-7135
TELEX 18-7123
Director of Alumni
Relations and Publisher:
J. Thomas Kidd
Alumni Office Staff:
Cathy Benoit
Diane Bridgman
Donna Clefand
Laurie Condon
Anna Banks
Cassy Appin '83
Michael Keane '83
Mitra Mehanian '83
Rajesh Thacker '83
On the cover:
Thunderbirds hilve a
unique interaction with the
world of multinational
corporations. The firms
shown here are the
members of the school's
World Business Advisory
Council.
Director of
Communications and
Editor:
Nelda S. Crowell
Assistant Editor:
Kim Thornton
Special Assistants:
Suzette Peris Gumz '83
Nancy Greenberg '83
Steve Spitts '83
Graphics by Pat Kenny,
Gray Day Graphics
Special thilnks to Copper
and John Bittner,
Zumaudio, Inc. , for their
assistance and cooperation
on the cover design of this
issue.
Business
Executives
Become Involved
In Thunderbird
Corporations Receive
Educational Challenge
Representatives of leading
multinational corporations were
challenged to become involved in
planning the education of the
graduates they will hire. Issuing
the challenge was Dr. William
Voris, President of AGSIM, who
opened the first meeting of the
school's World Business AdviSOry
Council.
"AGSIM is providing the model
for training the international
business executives of the future,"
Voris said. "Tell us what it takes to
be a successful corporate executive,
and we'll include it in our thinking
and planning. We want to work
with multinational corporations in
a meaningful way."
The council represented the
main sources of employment for
AGSIM graduates with a total of
more than 1,600 graduates
employed by firms represented on
the council. "You obviously like
what you get from this school. We
want to keep current so you
continue to recruit our graduates,"
Voris said.
Emphasizing the need for
continuing executive education in
the international arena, Voris said
the school intends to provide the
educational link between the
executive's U.S. experience and the
job assignment abroad. The school
currently offers a customized
executive training through its
Intercom program.
Voris also suggested an
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Dr. William Voris, president of the school,
addresses the organizational meeting of the
World Business Advisory Council.
exchange program in which
companies might send
representatives to the campus to
teach and interact with the
students. "We also want to have
students and faculty spend time
with your companies," he said.
Stressing the practical approach
of the school's curriculum, Voris
asked the corporations to open
their doors to faculty who are
doing research to keep current in
their field.
The council will meet annually
for general meetings with
subcommittees on faculty
development and curriculum
meeting at other times. More than
fifty companies have agreed to
participate in the council.
Executives from major
corporations across the nation
attended the organizational
meeting of the World Business
AdviSOry Council March 15.
Opening the two-day event was
Dr. William Voris, who outlined
the purpose of the council at the
Monday evening dinner for the
executives. Speakers at the
business meeting, held the
following day, were Dr. Clifton
Cox, Chair of the World Business
Department, who moderated the
program; Dr. Taeho Kim, Professor
of World Business; Dr. Carl Frear,
Professor of World Business;
Charles Mannel, Vice President for
Corporate Relations; and John
Arthur, Dean of Admissions. Dr.
Robert T. Moran of the
International Studies Department
was the luncheon speaker on
Tuesday.
Cox began the Tuesday meeting,
saying that the future of the world
depends more on international
business, not less. He pointed to
today's poor business environment
in which protectionism is growing,
currency restrictions are increasing,
and the total export market is not
growing. Successful companies
must be willing to adjust to
particular countries, they must
have detailed knowledge of the
countries before entering, and they
must know which people are
important. "It is more important
than ever that you have
well-trained, highly qualified
people," he said.
Cox compared AGSIM to a
corporation, saying, ''We're going
to assume that we have a product
at this school-a student." "We
truly want to get your input
concerning our product," he added.
RA W MATERIAL
John Arthur, Dean of
Admissions, said the first step in
evaluating a prospective student
(the "raw material") is the grade
point average and GMAT score.
Below a certain score, students are
not even considered. Work and
travel experience, language ability,
an essay, and three references are
taken into account. "What you're
putting out depends very much on
what you're putting in," he said.
Foreign students are considered on
the same criteria; only those whose
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undergraduate study was not in
English are required to take the
Test of English as a Foreign
Language. They are aiso not
required to take the GMAT.
Several participants suggested
that admissions standards be
upgraded and that a personal
interview be required for
admission. Arthur replied that this
was desirable but logistically hard
to put into effect. He added that
AGSIM's alumni educational
counselors around the world are
helpful by talking with students in
their areas and recommending
them if they think they are good
material. Arthur stressed the
importance of alumni counselors
using up-to-date information about
the school.
Another proposal was to limit
the amount of credit given for
introductory business courses or to
disallow credit altogether. Another
council member noted the dearth
of students with a technical
background. "AGSIM tries to
attract those students; they are the
easiest to place," Arthur said.
AGSIM's recruiting efforts were
next on the agenda. According to
Arthur, students are attracted to
AGSIM because of a variety of
factors, particularly its general
Ken Seward '57 of Johnson &
Higgins visits with Michael
Wolf from the World Tire
Group of Firestone Tire and
Rubber Co.
During the reception in
Goldwater Lounge, Dr. Robert
Ramsey, Chair of the Modern
Languages Department, chats
with Donald Metcalf of Proctor
and Gamble. Dr. Robert Foster,
faculty member, and Daniel
Henderson '63 are in the
background.
reputation. "Our alumni are a
strong element of support. We
have a very extensive campus
visitation program. Sixty-five
percent of all recruiting is done by
alumni," he said. AGSIM's student
profile for the spring semester
comprised 944 students from 56
countries with degrees in 77
undergraduate fields of study. The
average age is 26 with 35 percent
women. Arthur also noted that
about 60 percent (perhaps less) of
the students are corning directly
from college. "Generally, there are
about 2,000 applications for about
700 to 900 entering places each
year. Pragmatism, international
scope, placement opportunities
and one-year completion-those
are what motivate students to
come here," Arthur said.
MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Dr. Carl Frear explained how
AGSIM goes about turning out its
finished product. The difference
between the MIM and an MBA, he
explained, is that the MIM is
broader in nature, has an
international context, and tries to
produce a general management
capability in graduates. He said
that AGSIM tries to instill in the
students a common body of
knowledge, which includes
product marketing, finance,
business, accounting, law, and
analysis of business strategies.
Other areas essential for
international management are
international organizational
behavior and how to do
international research-how to
gather data and what to do with
data. The purpose is to prepare
them to have overall business
knowledge, not specialization.
"We try to prepare a student in
terms of the common body of
knowledge and then add on to
that. We believe they should have
computer literacy, international
trade and finance capability, some
idea of international corporate
finance and international
marketing management and
international business strategies
and policies. Those are the
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Kenneth Husband of Arthur Andersen and Company, visits with Ross Crawford from the
First City National Bank of Houston and Thomas Whalen of Valmont Industries.
minimum we think a student
should have to graduate," he said.
Computer literacy was
mentioned by council members as
an important need. An
introductory level computer course
was mentioned as a possibility.
"Seven professors now use a
computer project in their classes,"
Frear said. "We expect that to go
to 11 or 12."
A move to a IS-month program
was suggested by several council
members. "Serious consideration is
being given to four semesters,"
Voris said. "The fourth semester
would be primarily business
training. We are keeping the
tripartite model intact while
strengthening world business."
MARKETING THE
FINISHED PRODUCT
Charles Mannel discussed
"selling the rroduct" -the
marketing 0 students via the
Career Services Center. He said
that Dr. Voris has been a staunch
supporter of the career center and
that Voris' philosophy is that a
graduate not well-placed in a
successful position is not a
successful graduate. There has
been a 300 percent increase in the
number of companies corning to
campus over the past five years,
Mannel said, and last year's low
recruitment was an exception.
Fifteen hundred resume books go
out each semester. The career
center offers closed interviewing so
that "you can pick out students
you want to talk to," Mannel said.
Employers should also consider
the "Thunderbird mystique" when
hiring. "When you hire aT-Bird,
you don't hire a graduate, you hire
a network," Mannel said. He told
the story of a graduate who had
been assigned to Colombia. He
contacted T-Birds there to let them
know he was corning. Five of them
met him at the airport and had
arranged an apartment,
transportation, and local contacts.
continued on page 7
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Henry Conway, President of IB Financial
Corporation, joins Thomas Whalen of
Valmont Industries during the council
reception .
Craig Marx '83,
ASLC President,
visits with Dr.
William Voris, School
president, and Heather
Cameron, who
attended as a
representative of
Manufacturers
Hanover Trust .
Paul Griebel of Caterpillar Tractor greets C.
Wolcott ("Wally") Parker, Director of the
Thunderbird INTERCOM program.
Houghton Freeman of the American
International Group joins Dr. Robert Carter,
visiting professor of insurance.
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Robert Eisle of NCR Corporation talks with
Ross Crawford of First City National Bank
of Houston.
PRODUCTION MANAGERS
The discussion of faculty and
curriculum focused mainly on a
professor/industry exchange.
Professors could be sent back to a
business situation to update their
knowledge, or, in the case of those
with degrees but no "hands-on"
experience, to gain first-hand
knowledge. Cox said, "Could your
company take a faculty member,
assign him work, give him some
experience?" In return, executives
were invited to come on campus
for a time and teach, perhaps with
the option of taking classes free of
charge while here. Council
members were enthusiastic about
these proposals. Time frames
suggested for the exchanges
ranged from six weeks to a year.
One council member said, "If we
had a greater length of time, we
could design a more meaningful
work experience than in six weeks
or three months." He suggested
freeing professors for 12 to 18
months in order to offer them an
opportuni ty to work a full cycle.
It was also suggested that
professors be encouraged to take
computer training or that the
administration decide what
training professors needed and
then run classes for them on
campus.
Tenure seemed to be a puzzling
concept to most business people.
At AGSIM, a full professor must
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teach a minimum of two years
before he can be offered tenure; an
associate professor, three years;
and an assistant professor, six
years. Voris explained that tenure
protects the professor from outside
forces and is meant to offer
"freedom of speech in the
classroom, not to guarantee a life
of leisure."
Dr. Robert T. Moran spoke on
cultural differences at the
conclusion of the meeting. He said
that business people must learn to
use and manage cultural
differences. "Culture serves as a
blinder," he said. "There's a lot of
information but it doesn't get in to
be processed. Remove the blinders
so the information can get in and
be managed. If a person is
insensitive to cultural differences
but fluent in the language, all it
means is that he can make a fool
of himself fluently."
-Kim Thornton
Kenneth Husband, partner in Arthur
Andersen & Co. talks with Clifton Cox,
chair of the World Business Department.
Gerald Kamansky
of Getty Oil Co.
and James Parkell
of IBM take a
break between
sessions to visit
with Charles
Mannel, vice
president of
corporate relations
for the school and
Clifton Cox.
James Norling of
Motorola talks
with Daniel
Henderson '63 of
Sears World
Trade.
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8
.A
BIt 0 f
Britain . •• One of the world's foremost
authorities on insurance and risk
management will end his visit at
AGSIM at the end of the 1983
summer semester. He is Dr. Robert
Carter, visiting professor from
Nottingham University in England.
Carter was approached by AGSIM
in November 1981 to start a
program of insurance and risk
management. "They inquired
around as to who could teach
international insurance and my hat
seemed to come out of the bag,"
Carter said. "At that time, I'd been
at Nottingham University almost
13 years. I hadn't taken any leave
of absence, any sabbaticals, and I
thought it was about time."
His first semester was spent
teaching economics and
international insurance. He went
on to teach a Winterim course, and
taught international insurance and
international risk management in
the spring and summer semesters.
Carter described his insurance
classes as the supply side of
market. The students look at
"what insurance is, what role it
Robert Carter performs in the economy, not just
as a risk-bearing mechanism but
also trying to look at the totality of
the insurance operation, which,
among other things, means that
insurance companies are some of
the largest institutional investors
around." The students also study
the supply of insurance, how an
insurance company operates, the
various functions it performs, and
how it prices its product and
arrives at premium rates. "The risk
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management class, as far as
insurance is concerned, is the
demand side because there J'm .
trying to get some operative
definition of risk, looking primarily
at pure risks - the types of risks
that insurance can handle - but
then going on from there to deal
with risk identification and risk
measurement, together often called
risk analysis," Carter said. The
various ways in which risk can be
handled - of which insurance is
only a part - are also dealt with.
Carter is truly an authority on
his subject. He has eleven books tc his credit, two translated into omes Japanese and one into Spanish,
and he has written
numerous articles for •••
various journals. "I
distributed them over a number of
ships, spreading the risk; a form of
insurance, you see." He also cited
a form of life insurance popular in
the days of the Roman Empire -
the burial club. "You paid into the
club and then when you departed
this mortal life, the club paid your
funeral expenses," he explained.
write quite a lot," he said. "My
chair in England is the only
insurance chair and I think it's
extremely important to try to keep
up relations between academics
and the industry."
Commenting about his year at
AGSIM, he said, "I've been very
pleased to be here ... I like the
school, I like the environment. I
expect that I'm very much more an
applied economist . . . and so ...
the sort of teaching that goes on
here - it appeals to me. I find that
it's as . . . intellectually challenging
to students and to the lecturers to
try to understand the prinCiples of
the subject and apply them. This is
one of the things I like about
AGSIM - people are interested in
the application and the theory
The first written insurance
contract was one from about 1340
in Flanders, and Carter said the
system really took off in the 17th
century. The origin of Lloyd's of
London goes back to a 17th
century coffeehouse. "I hope it
doesn't sound chauvinistic to say
that the English really developed
the system to the sort of art that it
is today," he said. "The great fire
of London in 1666 really sent the
fire insurance business off into
orbit. I'll deliberately say 'going
into orbit' because as things have
developed, so new forms of
insurance have been devised. It to
Thunderbird
too."
He has, however, been a bit
disappointed in the weather,
which has provided one of
Arizona's wettest years. "Some of
the fellows here say they're just
trying to make me feel at horne. I
wish they'd forget that," he
sighed.
When asked his opinion of the
students, Carter said, "Frankly,
the great majority of students are
good students who are here to do
serious work, but in any student
body you're going to get the odd
few who are going to try to find
the easy way out. If there are soft
options, they pick the soft options.
I like the school," he added, "I like
the student body and I regret that
I can't stay."
Carter had equally kind words to
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say about AGSIM's faculty. "I get
on well with them," he said. "This
is one of the great pleasures of
having been here. If it wasn't for
family ties, I would be very happy
to settle down here."
Carter's insurance background is
both industrial and educational.
After becoming professionally
qualified in the insurance industry,
he took an external degree at
London University and then
worked in the industry for a time.
He moved out of industry and into
teaching at Brighton on the south
coast of England. While there, he
took his Ph.D. at Sussex
University. Then, nearly fourteen
years ago, he went to Nottingham
University (in Robin Hood
country) where he teaches in the
department of industrial
economics.
According to Carter, the origins
of insurance go back into antiquity.
"The basis of insurance is
spreading the risk," he said. "You
can cite things like the Chinese
merchants, 2000 BC, sailing down
the Yangtze. Rather than put all
their goods in one ship, they
wasn't so many years ago that the
first insurance was provided for
satellites."
According to Carter, the
influence of insurance is much
more widespread than one would
think. "One of the things that I
like about the industry is that it
really does touch every aspect of
human life and it also draws on
every sort of academic diSCipline."
He gave the example of someone
writing an all-risk insurance
contract for a new darn to be built.
"If you're going to be asked to
write the insurance for that ...
type of project then you're going
to require an awful lot of, not
least, civil engineering [and]
geological expertise. On the other
hand, if you're in the business of
writing life insurance on so-called
substandard risks . . . then you
need a great deal of medical
knowledge."
Carter ended the interview
saying, "It's fascinating ... I can
interest myself in finance and
economics and technical sides of
things - all sorts."
-Kim Thornton
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NEWS
Balloon Race
To Celebrate
Bicentennial
The theme for the nmth annual
Thunderbird Invitational Balloon
Race is the bicentennial of
ballooning (1783-1983) . The race will
take place November 12 and 13.
About 100 entries are expected
and Judy Contreras, director of the
Balloon Race, said, "This will
probably be the largest race we've
had because it's the bicentennial of
ballooning." American Express is
the Grand Patron sponsor and will
be helping with publicity. "We
hope to raise over $35,000, weather
permitting," Contreras said. All
proceeds go to the Friends of
Thunderbird scholarship fund.
About $29,000 was raised last year.
Sponsorships cost $325, are
tax-deductible, and sponsors are
treated to two tickets to the Hot
Air Affair (international dinner,
silent auction, and calcutta), a
brunch two weeks before the race,
a balloon ride the morning of the
race, and a half-page ad in the
Balloon Race program. This year's
balloonmeister will be John
Bagwell, president of Arizona
Balloon Club.
Last year's winner was Fred
Gorrell, sponsored by Taylor
Rental Center.
For further infor­rna
tion, call J
Contreras,
Balloon Race
office, (602)
978-7208.
New Director
of Communications
Appointed
Nelda Saxton Crowell has been
named the new Director of
Communications for the American
Graduate School of International
Management. She previously
served for five and a half years as
Editor of Publications in the
College of Business Administration
at Arizona State University. In that
position she edited Arizona
Business, a monthly business
journal; the college alumni
publication; plus college brochures,
research reports, and faculty
publica tions.
Her background also includes
public relations, advertising,
writing, and teaching. At
Thunderbird, she will be
directing all the publications
and public relations for the
school and will edit the
Thunderbird Magazine.
Nelda holds a B.A. degree
from Arizona State University
with a dual major in Journalism
and English. She received her
M.A. degree in English Language
and Literature from the University
of Colorado.
On the national level, she served
as chair of the Editors Committee
of the Association for University
Business and Economic Research
and has conducted several
seminars on publications and
newsletters.
An active participant in the
community, Nelda recently
completed the Glendale Leadership
Advancement and Development
program. In 1980, she was named
Phoenix Panhellenic Woman of the
Year. Her international experience
includes participation in the
Experiment in International Living
to Sweden.
Alum and Faculty
Talk on Mexico
Dr. Paul M. Dickie, associate
professor of finance and Richard
Koehler '69, president of IKR
Corporation spoke at a program
entitled: "Mexico - What U.S.
Exporters, Importers and Investors
Should Know." It took place
March 3 and 4 at Kokernut Lodge,
SuI Ross State University, Alpine,
Texas.
Dickie addressed the subject:
Mexico and the IMF - The
Economic Adjustment Program -
Prospects for Success. Koehler was
a guest consultant and a visiting
instructor in international business
at SuI Ross State University.
The program was sponsored by
the Chamber of Commerce and
Tourism of Chihuahua, the
Autonomous UniverSity of
Chihuahua; Faculty of Accounting
and Administration, SuI Ross State
University; Center for Big Bend
Studies, Division of Business
Administration, and the Alpine
Chamber of Commerce, U.S.
Department of Commerce, and
U.S. Small Business Administration.
Shoshana Tancer
Dr. Shoshana Tancer, professor
of International Studies, has been
appointed to the Advisory
Committee to the Dean of the
College of Business and Public
Administration at the University of
Arizona in Tucson.
She also serves on the board of
directors for Mountain Bell.
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Library Gets
Bevens Memorial
Four ten-inch television monitors
for video cassettes are the main
feature of the new Bevens
Memorial Audiovisual Room. The
room is located in the Barton Kyle
Yount Memorial Library on the
Thunderbird Campus.
Each color monitor is equipped
with headphones and automatic
turn-off signals. The entire system
can easily be operated by the
student without assistance from
library staff.
Although initial use is expected
mainly from language and Interad
students, other classes are
expected to use the facilities in the
future.
The room is dedica ted to Clifford
Bevens, '50, an employee of
Goodyear who was killed in
Guatemala in 1981 after being held
captive for nine months by
terrorists.
The equipment and the room
remodeling were made possible by
a gift from Louise Bevens, widow
of Cliff Bevens. More than 150
alumni and friends also donated to
the memorial fund.
Dedication ceremonies were held
on March 21 and were attended by
the widow, Louise Bevens; the
Bevens' son Christopher; and
invited guests. Louise Bevens and
Christopher came from Seattle for
the event.
Tom Kidd
Visits Europe
Tom Kidd, Director of Alumni
Relations, visited with alumni
throughout Europe during the
month of May. The primary focus
of the trip was a gathering of the
European alumni in Brussels.
A complete report of the event
will be published in the Fall 1983
issue of the Thunderbird Magazine.
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Dr. Voris, left, and Louise Bevens at the
dedication ceremony for the new Bevens
Memorial Audiovisual Room.
Hot Air Affair
Spawns Gifts
The 1982 Hot Air Affair, a
dinner, international auction and
calcutta, held the evening before
the Balloon Race, was a smashing
success, netting $19,000 for the
Friends of Thunderbird scholarship
fund. Ten thousand dollars of that
total was brought in by the
auction. According to Mavis Voris,
the alumni donations were the
outstanding, sought-after hits of
the event. Rosa Gomez, '75,
chairwoman of alumni auction
gifts, sends her sincere gratitude to
the alums, stateside and overseas,
who responded to her letter.
This year's international auction
will take place November 11 and
the alumni gift parties which
caught on last year as a way to
raise donations for the auction are
expected to be popular again this
year.
Among last year's gift party
givers were Thad and Phylis
Chamberlain, '55, who gave a
Panama party, and Mr. and Mrs.
A.B. Robbs, parents of Armond
Bruce Robbs, '83, who gathered
together alumni from Spain.
President Visits
Far East Alumni
Dr. William Voris took a
two-week trip to Asia April 24 -
May 10 to discuss extension of the
exchange agreement with Beijing
Institute of Foreign Trade (BIFT).
The five-year agreement, signed
in October, 1980, provides for the
exchange of students, professors,
and teaching materials. It is BIFT's
first exchange program with an
institution outside the People's
Republic of China (PRC).
According to Steve Beaver, dean of
students, a delegation of 12 from
BIFT visited the U.s. in the spring
of 1979. They visited Stanford,
Berkeley, AGSIM, Northwestern,
the University of Chicago,
Georgetown, Columbia, Harvard
and MIT. They chose AGSIM.
Including the four students who
are visiting Beijing this summer,
AGSIM has sent a total of 20
exchange students. BIFT has sent
eight junior faculty members here
to study and six have received
MIM degrees. The Chinese
students are graduates of BIFT
who have been targeted for
teaching assignments when they
return to China. AGSIM students
are chosen by a faculty committee
on the basis of their proficiency in
Chinese, interest in China, and
academic background.
Beaver said, "The exchange
program has provided valuable
training for the BIFT participants
and enabled the entire AGSIM
community to get to know and
learn from a number of mainland
Chinese first-hand. It has enabled
limited numbers of our students to
have the opportunity to study and
travel in the PRe."
AGSIM currently has exchange
programs with institutions in
Mexico, Japan, England, and
Spain.
Editor's Note: The next issue of the
Thunderbird Magazine will carry a full
report of President Voris's trip with photos
of the alumni activities that took place.
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1000 Winderley PI., #233 Prairie Village, KS 66208 84-15 63rd Ave. John D. Walker (RP) If you are visitihg, job-hunting or Maitland, FL 32751 !9131648-6099 !Hj pif~I~/~~~03 N~ 11379 5010 AShl?; Dr.
moving to their area, the T-Birds (305) 629-1444 (H) 816 234-2603 0 2121520-7495 !oj Nashville, N 37211
marked RP (resource person) will help Randy F. Graves (RP) KENTUCKY ~6151834-4619 ~H) 1400 Berwyn Road Frances E. McCutchon (RP) 615 741-5870 0)
YOU. If you'd like information about Orlando, FL 32806 Edgar T Busch (RP) 220 E. 79th #3A Western Kentucky University New York, NY 10021 TEXAS
alumni meetings and activities in their ~:oog0ESt~~~r;;e~i~~uite #5 Management Department !2121879-7362 !H) D Bruce Blankenship (RP)
area, the T-Birds marked AA (alumni Longwood, FL 32750
Bowling Green, KY 42101 212 758-9700 0) Box 5246
!5021842-9138 !Hl Luis I. Mejia-Maya (RP) Lubbock, TX 79417
assocl.a t'I On ) WI'1 1 a d V.I se you 0 f ti. mes !330055 1886622--35758158 !H0 l 502 745-5408 0 c/o Fordham Un ill !8061793-0742 !H)
PO. Station 37 806 762-5221 0)
and places of get-togethers. JameslSally Rudd (RP) LOUISIANA Box 439 Debora Sue Burks (RP)
14114 Arbor Hills Road Robert W Hesson (RP) Bronx, NY 10458 12500 Sandpiper Dr. #179
Tamr' FL 33624 221 Olivier St. !2121365-8151 !Hj Houston, TX 77035
ARIZONA Ernest L. Kansas !813 962-3207 !Hj New Orleans, LA 70114 212 933-2233 0 (713) 870-0913 (0)
813 223-7777 0 (504) 362-5889 (H)
Morris A. Barkan (RP, AA) 7462 Hillsboro Ave. Paula Messer (RP) Elizabeth B. Buzard Burdette (RP)
P.O. Box 40693 San Ramon, CA 94583 Antonio R. Vidal (AA) MARYLAND 34 Black Mallard Circle 28 E. Whitewillow Circle
Tucson, AZ. 85717 !4151828-4188 !Hl
10521 S.w 99th St Fairport, NY 14450 The Woodlands, TX 77381
(602) 325-0468 (0) 415 930-9652 0 Miami, FL 33176 Randolph W. Boyer (RP, AA) (7161425-2308 !Hl Alain J.P. Labat (RP) ~~~h~~llr~seBb'ra~g:b)
(305) 667-7140 (0) 1221 Providence Rd (716 338-6000 0
Noble Blackshear (AA) Towson, MD 21204
1892 W. Sage 1730 Halford Ave. #144 GEORGIA !3011321-7985 !Hl
J. Richard Saint-Amant ~) Richardson, TX 75080
Tucson, AZ. 85704 Santa Clara, CA 95051 R Edward Foy (RP) 301 244-4267 0 144-49 Charter Rd. #11 (214) 934-0880 (0)
!6021297-7678 !Hl
(408) 985-70~9 (H) c/o Interface
Jamaica, NY 11435 James Roy Easter (RP)
602 252-7231 0 John B Lambert (RP) PO Box 1503 MASSACHUSETIS !2121269-7320 !Hl 4425 Oleander
Edward J. Dombroski (RP) 804 Nash Rd Orchard Hill Rd C. Michael Bennis (RP)
212 269-7230 0 Bellaire, TX 77092
P.O. Box 4274 Los Altos, CA 94022 La Gran~e, GA 30241 111 Suffolk Rd. ~5~a~~~dwFf~voord (RP) (713) 225-7800 (0)
Scottsdale, AZ. 85261 !4151941-4767 !Hj (404) 88 -1891 (0) Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 George A. Giagtzis (RP, AA)
(602) 991-6769 (H) 408 925-6323 0 Martha E Goodyear (RP) (617) 498-9978 (H) Penfield, NY 14526 3100 Jeanetta #906
Rolla B Holland (RP, AA) Gary G Miller (RP) 1401 Palmetto Ave Jay J. Donovan (RP) !7161223-7492 !Hl Houston, TX 77063
P.O. Box 1307 675 Grove Brunswick, GA 31520 12 Jones Ave
716 385-1151 0 (713) 974-4239 (H)
Phoenix, AZ. 85001 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (912) 233-9900 (0) Wilmington, MA 01887 NORTH CAROLINA Bernard J.w.H Miedema (RP, AA)
!6021953-9765 !H) (805) 544-4484 (H) Annalee Hixson (RP) (617) 658-6594 (H) Mark A Sommer 8411 Pine Shores Dr
602 266-6758 0) George C Mussenden (RP, AA) 278 12th Street NE, #C-l ~r~~v:r~~ist 2800 Eddystone Lane Houston, TX 77205
Kenneth A Jacuzzi 2325 Longden Ave. Atlanta, GA 30309 Winston-Salem, NC 27103 !7131852-2437 !H)
4914 E. Cheryl Dr San Marino, CA 91108 Arthur M. Lucas (RP, AA) Boston, MA 02114 (919) 773-5244 (0) 713 852-2437 0)
Paradise Valley, AZ. 85253 !2131289-8304 !Hl 2572 Hyde Manor Dr., N W !6171367-1618 !Hl Randolph K Miller (RP)
!6021948-1027 !Ol
213 289-6895 0 Atlanta, GA 30327 617 482-7250 0 OHIO 4100 Greenbrier Dr #312
602 953-1544 H Antonio T. Savarese (RP) !4041344-3516 !H) MICHIGAN Thomas G. Hackim (RP, AA) Houston, TX 77098
CALIFORNIA 17093 W. Bernardo Dr., #203 404 266-2772 0) 2356 Torrey Hill #10 ?131523-6914 Hd
San Diego, CA 92127 Rodney A Taylor (RP, AA)
Stephen C. Eng,el (RP, AA) Toledo, OH 43606 713 236-4216 ( )
Daniel W Bohart (RP) (714) 487-4140 (0) 6361 Eagle Ri ge Dr !4191474-3414 (H)
14244 Gaelyn Ct. 655 Ramsdale Dr Kalamazoo, MI 49004 419 244-5459, x344 (0) David B Trott (RP, AA)
Poway, CA 92064
Ronald A. Thomson (RP) Roswell, GA 30305 !6161385-8976 !H)
6811 Mimosa Ln
(714) 748-9486 (0) 275 N. Kalorama #507 A !4041992-3216 !H) 616 385-6746 0) OREGON Dallas, TX 75230
Ventura, CA 93001 404 393-5453 0) !2141691-5857 !H)
David D Chapman (RP) (805) 644-7461 (0) David C Votruba (RP) James P Pillon (RP) 214 386-2388 0)
1740 Plaza Del Norte Louise C. Ure (RP) HAWAII 2792 Windsor 5321 S W 53 Ct
Balboa, CA 92661 Dennis T Oshiro Troy, MI 48098 Portland, OR 97221 John D. Willyard (RP, AA)
!7141675-4905 !Hl
840 Lake St., #1
!3131689-2302 !Hl !5031245-2562 !H) 8131 Wycomb Dr
213 518-2350 0 San Francisco, CA 94118 4434 Ukali SI. 313 225-3518 0 503 643-8139 0) Houston, TX 77070
!4150 387-8002 (H) Honolulu, HI 96818 (7131890-2163 !Hl
Paul R Collins ~P , AA) 415) 398-5200 (0) !8081422-4531 !Hl MINNESOTA Gay M Schellentrager (RPb (713 759-1114 0
160 Lower Via aSltas 808 521-8204 0 10805 S.w Summer Lake r
Greenbrae, CA 94904
William T. Walsh (RP) Mary K. McMunn (AA) Tigard, OR 97223 UTAH
!4151461-6883 !Hl
3548 Divisadero IDAHO 1671 Juliet Ave.
415 981-8316 0 San Francisco, CA 94123
Harry W Griffiths SI. Paul, MN 55105 PENNSYLVANIA Thomas G Goudie (RP)
(4151931-2375 !Hl 1681 S Curtis Rd , #52 !6121699-1164 !H) Bruce/Marsha Crumley (RP)
5154 Ridgecrest Dr.
James R. Corley (RP) (415 874-1963 0 612 726-2047 0) Salt Lake City, UT 84118
8373 Rosewood Ave. #202 Boise, ID 83705 207 Woods Rd
!8011967 -9036 !H)
Los Angeles, CA 90048 COLORADO !2081377-3419 !Hl NEBRASKA GlenSide, PA 19038 801 486-7241 0)
!21316 5-6204 !Hl S. Robert August (RP) 208 322-8288 0
H. Mike Harvey (RP)
!2151886-7638 !H)
213 856-6099 0 2993 Broadrnoor Valley Rd. ILLINOIS 3222 Center St
215 299-6829 0) VIRGINIA
James M Dale (RP, AA) Colorado Springs, CO 80906 Omaha, NE 68105 Robert J Schnec k KA "Casey" Cummings (RP)
c/o Villa Nova (303) 576-2300 (0) Michael Edward Biller (RP)
! 4021342-2620 !H)
c/o INA Corporation 3608 Druid Ln
3131 W Pacific Coast Hwy. Halina A. Bojarski
30 E. Huron #3004 402 342-4083 0) 1600 Arch SI. - 2 H.O Annandale, VA 22003
Chicago, IL 60611 Philadelphia, PA 19101 !7031573-0961 !H) New~rt Beach, CA 92660 1300 30th Street, #B2-35 !3121944-5494 !H) William S Morris (RP, AA) (215) 241-4000 (0) 703 528-8780 0)
!714 641-1838 !H) Boulder, CO 80303 312 346-5900 0) 4825 So. 91st Ave Donald W Stanek (RP) 714 642-7880 0) !3031442-3072 !Hl Omaha, NE 68127 WASHINGTON
Mary F Doan (RP) 303 431-9400 0 Eric Alexander Denniston (RP)
! 4021339-4920 !Hl
2862 Washington St
5914 Meadow Dr Palmer TWP Charles S Hazen (RP, AA)
1207 Lorain Rd John D Cullinan (AA) Lisle, IL 60532 402 341-0500 0 Easton, PA 18042 17810 184th, N E.
San Manno, CA 91180 2030 E 11 th #401 !3121969-2992 !H) NEW JERSEY (215) 252-7394 (H) Woodinville, WA 98072
!2131576-7525 !H) Denver, CO 80206 312 656-8800 0) !2061788-3295 !H)
213 273-7860 0) !3031377-1810 !Hl Belmont Haydel (RP, AA) David B. Terrar 206 485-9702 0)
Bruce J Eberly (AA) 303 530-2300 0 Robert E. Johnson (RP) 423 Lawrenceville Rd. #802 c/o Westinghouse Nuclear
PO Box 813 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Operations Division WISCONSIN 448 Studio Circle #3 Linton D Kin~Sbury (RP) Arlington Heights, IL 60006
San Mateo, CA 94401 !6091695-388o !Hl
5 Parkway Center Thomas J Metcalf (RP) 441 Wembly t (312) 934-5749 (H) 609 698-5000 0 PittsbUr?;h, PA 15220
!4151344-9417 !Hl Colorado Springs, CO 80906 610 E. Mifflin
415 543-9360 0 !303) 576-0641 !H) Judy S. Purze (RP) William O. Neumann (RP)
(412) 3 3-4111 Madison, WI 53703
Paul E. Elias 405) 576-2744 0) 88 W Schiller #809 60 Ramsey Rd PUERTO RICO Richard A Storch (RP)
c/o S. Teachout Timothy C. Walker (RP)
Chicago, IL 60610 Middlesex, NJ 08846 William B. Beaty (RP) 7419 Whitacre Rd.
205 Live Oak Lin. P.O. Box 54 !3121266-1 084 !H) !2011722-0330 !Hl c/o Blue Bell Inti Madison, WI 53717
Los Altos, CA 94022 Colorado City, CO 81019
312 875-0256 0) 201 722-0330 0 Guanijibo Industrial Zone !6081833-2552 !Hl
(415) 546-7001 (0) !3031676-4191 !H)
Anita Marie Sur Claricoates (RP) Sherman J Olson (RP) Mayaguez, PR 00708 608 836-1011 0
Roland E Garcia (RP, AA) 303 676-3353 0) 707 Circle Drive 37 Dodie Dr. John F Tomlinson (RP, AA)
24 S Thorne Avenue
Roselle, IL 60172 Parsippany, NJ 07054 c/o Caribbean Properties Ltd WEST VI RG I N IA
Fresno, CA 93706 CONNECTICUT !3121893-6459 !Hl (2011267-1598 !H) ~~~ ~~~~ap~uOooll Edwin N. Vinson (RP)
!2091442-8100 !H) George A. Wehmann (RP, AA) 312 732-0750 0 (212 964-4990 0) PO. Box 53
209 233-7737 0) 28 Plymouth Rd. Jesse G Wilson (RP) NEW YORK !8091725-9544 tl
Huntington, WV 25706
James A. Halderman
Stamford, CT 06906 4432 N Richmond 809 725-7365 0 !3041525-2166 !Hj
!2031324-0428 !Hj Chicago, IL 60625 ~'i>~~~iIMDr~~11~8e;~RP) 304 522-2742 0
7951 La Riviera Dr. 212 572-6500 0 !3121463-7835 !Hl RHODE ISLAND Sacramento, CA 95826
Henricus MA Winnubst (RP) 312 848-0090 0 Gansevoort, NY 12831 Donald A. DiNuccio (RP) WYOMING
(916) 452-1859 (H) !518) 587-7723 !Hl Cynthia K Ogburn 33 Swanson Drive INDIANA 35 Latham Farm Rd.
John/Linda Haun (RP) Milford, CT 06460 518) 783-2360 0 Smithfield, RI 02917 6034 Osage Avenue
137 Arcadia Ct
!2031874-43OO !Hl
Ahmed M. Hussein Gre80ry BuchaJ (RP) !4011232-1264 !H) Cheyenne, WY 82001
Pacifica, CA 94044 203 358-5435 0 c/o FMC Corporation 27 obbe Circle, N.E. 401 781-6500 0) !3071635-0696 !H)
!4151994-0470 !Hj 516 Dearborn St Jamestown, NY 14701 307 777-7286 0)
415 362-7440 0 DISTRICT OF Tipton, IN 46072 (716) 664-3180 (H) SOUTH CAROLINA
Pamela K Hemandez COLUMBIA (317) 675-2185 (716) 664-6513 (0) Virginia A. Thompson (RP)
2024 Bellflower Blvd. IOWA Thomas P Carlin (RP) 900 Gracern Rd. #227
Long Beach, CA 90815 KA "Casey" Cummings Columbia, SC 29210
3608 Druid Lane Jerry W Johnson 314 E 80th SI. #IB
!2131594-9257 !Hl New York, NY 10021 (803) 765-4342 (0)
213 978-6616 0 Annandale, VA 22003 4550 Count~ Club Blvd
(7031573-0961 !Hl Sioux City, I 51104 !212157o-0039 !Hl
(703 528-8780 0 Tipton, IN 46072 212 775-3134 0
(712) 239-3240 (H)
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THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUMMER 1983
ARGENTINA Theodorus c. Van Der Loo Hans W. Jany ITALY PAKISTAN SOUTH AFRICA
Robert B. Garrison (RP) c/o Scherins SA Fasanen St *5 Estrada Dos Bandeirantes 3091 7022 Stuttsart-Leinfelden Evan!ilelos C. Hassiotis (RP) Ashfaq A Quettawala (RP, AA) Thomas J. Smolenski (RP) Las Heras 1056 Martinez
Jacare Pasuua Federal Republic 01 Germany c/o Cltibank NA c/o Bankers Equity Ltd. 173 West St.
Buenos Aires 1640, Argentina
Rio De Janeiro 22 700, Brazil Foro Buonaparte 16 Dr Ziauddin Ahmed Rd Sandown
7927540 !Hl Gunter H. Kohlke (RP) 20121 Milan. Italy State Life Bldg. * 3 Sandton 219, Soulh Africa
7433611 0 3996632 (HI An der Eiskaut 46 028542226 (0) Karachi - 4, Pakistan 7834349 t)
Carlos P Seidel (RP)
3421000 (0 6390 Usingen/TS Niels J. Lindeskov (RP) 513724 (0) 415700 ( )
San Martin 140-Piso 18 Stanford P Wilson (RP, AA) Federal Republic of Germany La Toree PANAMA SOUTH KOREA ~38g2 pr 1400, Argenllna
Av Graca Arvantta 57 06081142456H) Viclnale Dei Mandorli Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 018141373 ( ) 50069 Le Sieci Michael C. Pierce (RP) Jung-Bae Kim (RP)
344276 0 274-0166 ~) Axel Mees (RP) Firenze, lIal~ PSC Box 2946 190-76 Sadang-Oong
2922140 ( ) Ungererstr 19/24 8309844 (0 APO Miami, FL 34002 Oongjak-Ku
AUSTRALIA BRUNEI 8000 Munich 40 Gianni Torti (RP) 522557 !Hl Seoul, South Korea
Michael J Schoettler Federal Republic of Germany 522329 0 590-6442 ~H)
10/145 Grand Parade Bruno J. Cornelio (RP) 089394440 (H) Via Amedeo D'Aosla 8 771832 (0
Monterey, NSW 2217 c/o Bank of America 08938955233 (0) 95 Wall Sireel PARAGUAY Jae Suk Lee (RP, AA) Suri Building Milano, lIaly John P Zavala (RP)
Robert L. Schroeder Jalan Tulong Lee C. Stinson 022716304 ~H) Calle Caballero 184 c/o Korea Development Bank c/o Armco (Australia) Ply Ltd. Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei 10 Winterstrasse 026293307 0) I.P.O. Box 4570 AsunCion, Paraguay
PO Box2 8031 Eichenau Seoul. Soulh Korea
Sulherland CANADA Federal Republic of Germany IVORY COAST 49164 (0) 4769051 (Hb
N S W 2232, Auslralia Gilles J. Rancourt (R::I 0814172462 (H) Kenneth Erickson SAUDI ARABIA 77663448 ( )
5252517 (H) c/o Champion Road achinery 08980960 (0) African Development Bank 3c%;t~ams (RP) SPAIN 5212711 (0) POBox 340 Room 802
Goderich FRANCE BP 1387 Bld~ 07-043
Harold 0 Brown (RP)
AUSTRIA Ontario N7 A 4C8, Canada Pierre Eugene Carras Abidlan, Ivory Coast c/o oyal Commission For Jubail c/o Sterwin Espanola SA
Thomas J Brennan (RP) !519) 524-7870 !H) 9-11 Rue Vineuse 32-07-11 ext 518 (0) Jubail, Saudi Arabia Av Del Gen Peron 27-4
c/o American Soybean Assoc 519) 524-2601 0) F-75016 Paris, France 3417428 !Hl
Madrid, Spain
Gatterburggasse 18/2/3
J Wrighl Wilcher
5245089 !H) JAPAN 3416532 0 Elizabelh J Nelson (RP, AA)
A-1190 Vienna. Austria 3346526 0) Terence M Esmay (RP) Eugene H CasUe (RP. AA) c/o Chase Manhattan Bank NA
317219 !H) 98 Siaiesman Square
Peter J Jucht (RP) Meltsu-Daily Apartado 972
374118 0) Scarborough
Ontario M1S 4H8, Canada 11 Bis Avenue Ponialowski 1-1 Nishi-Shimbashl c/o U.S. Army Project Oflice Paseo De La Castlilana 31 Paul A Tveit (RP) Nimato-Ku PO. Box 5305 Madrid 1, Spain !416l299-4953 !H) Maison-Lafitte 78600, France Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
c/o American Embassy 416 694-3221 0) 39625915 !H) Tokyo 105, Japan 4646156 (H) SUDAN 16 Boltzmanngasse 30328512 0) B. Michael Powell (AA) Michael F Chahine Vienna, Auslria CHILE David B McCracken c/o American Home Assurance c/o Saudi American Bank
Michael Phelps (RP, AA)
426127 !Hl Max Krauss-Droguett (RP) 84 Rue De Ranelagh Kioicho Tbr Bldg. 10 PO Box 180
c/o UN/High Comm lor Refugees
315511 0 c/o Triumph Inti F-75016 Paris, France 5-7 ~imachi Dhahran Airport P.O Box 2560 Khartoum, Sudan
BAHAMAS Avda Santa Maria 1926 6474695 !H) Chiy a-Ku. Tokyo 102, Japan Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 81243/81250 (0) Santiago, Chile 3343034 0) 9522370 (H)
Suzanne J Black (RP) 744544 (0) Jerome J. Petin (RP)
(03) 234-2171 (0) Harry A Cockrell (RP) c/o Allied Bank Takaaki Tanaka (RP) PO. Box 34 SWITZERLAND
PO Box 3944 COLOMBIA c/o Revlon Riyadh. Saudi Arabia Bernhard G F Edgar (RP, AA)
21 Rue Bossiere 3-16-10-408 Shiroganedai
Nassau NP, Bahamas Gre~ W Grinnell (R~ Minato-Ku Stephen C Gross Oberhasli 3
(809) 322-8992 (0) c/o ecurity Pacific atl Bank Paris 75116, France St Niklausen 017654352 !Hl Tokyo 108. Japan c/o Texaco Saudi Inc 6005 Lucerne. SWitzerland
BAHRAIN Apartado Aero 92434 015051307 0 po. Box 5572 (041) 442466 (0) Bogota 1, Colombia JORDAN Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
John House GREECE Mohammad Anwar Abdelrahman 4773304 (0) Craig W MacDonald
Kuwait Asia Bank COSTA RICA Denis Gavanas (RP) c/o Jordan Kuwait Bank ~~~~%~ I~~rrison
12 Chemin de Muguets
POBox 20501 James Dahlstrom (RP. AA) c/o Sanavag Associates Group Head Office 1234 Vessy
Manama, Bahrain c/o Super Servicio PO Box 1622 PO Box 9776 POBox 7378 Switzerland
230755 !H\ Apartado 992 Syntagma Square Amman. Jordan Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 022840982 !Hl
272595 0 San Jose Costa Rica Athens 126. Greece 022208222 0 KENYA 026719826 (0)
Joseph T Miller (RP) William F Goode (RP, AA) R. Jon KailSC
John R Svalander (RP, AA)
Box 25029 Apartado 1266 GUATEMALA Kiagu Kamiru c/o Owens- orning Saudi c/o BP Chemicals (Suisse) SA
Awali. Bahrain San Jose. Costa Rica Juan F Forster (RP) Box 67313 PO. Box 9544 PO Box 291
754960 !Hl 352947 (0) c/o Izabalin Exports Niarobi, Kenya Jeddah, Saudi Arabia CH-121 1 Geneva. SWitzerland
755483 0
Jarnes C Stanley (RP, AA) POBox 770 337037 (H)
6852700 ~H)
(022) 467747 (0)
Arlette E Ramsey Miller (RP) Apartado 5181 Guatemala City, Guatemala Gertrude S Muloli KoplYo (RP) 6530572 0) TAIWAN PO Box 25029 San Jose. Costa Rica 8393009 (0) c/o Twiga Chemicals
Awali, Bahrain PO Box 30172 C Henry Longmire Lillian L Tung (RP)
754960 !Hl DOMIN ICAN HONG KONG Nairobi. Kenya c/o Saudi Investment Banking 45th Floor 32
754451 0 Bill Tak-Mlng Ling (RP. AA) 559777 (0) POBox 1581 Alley 3 Lane 929
REPUBLIC c/o CCAA I nt'l Ltd AI Khobar, Saudi Arabia Min Sheng East Road
BELGIUM Ethan G Book (RP) 10th Floor Mustafa Mamujee (RP, AA) 038276050 !H) Taipei. Taiwan
John C Cook c/o Bank of America NT&SA Ka Wah Bank Building We MB~u~os Ltd 038944777 0)
c/o Merrill Lynch POBox 1373 259-265 Des Voeux Road C Mombasa. Kenya Enc 0 Schroder THAILAND
221 Ave Louise Santo Domingo. Dominican Rep Hon~ Kong c/o Johnson & Higgins Thermchai Phlnyawatana (RP)
2050 Brussels 5671375 !Hl 524 320 !Hl
316754 (0) PO Box 106 c/o Yipintsol Finance Ltd
Belgium 6896121 0 5453047 0 MEXICO AI Khobar, Saudi Arabia 475 Sri Ayudhya Rd
6400005 (H) 028943410 (0) Phayathal
EAST MALAYSIA C Greg Wadas 2r~i~h~;' ~u7die~e~~~use Bangkok 4. Thailand
c/o Trade Media Ltd Roger N Voegele (RP) BERMUDA Jorsen H Lie POBox 1786 MeXICO 5 OF, Mexico c/o Hazar Est
24534012 (0)
Robert J Rosser (RP) W 0 T *57 Kowloon. Hong Kong 533-6837 (0) PO. Box 41699 James P Rooney (RP)
Seldon Rose Lahad Datu Riyadh. Saudi Arabia c/o J P Rooney & Assoc
Pitts Boy Rd Sabah, E. Malaysia INDIA Claude Shaneyfelt ,i,RP) 014789719 (0) PO Box 11 -1238
Pembroke, Bermuda 82139 (0) Yadlam G Dwarkanath (RP. AA) Explanada *1220- Bangkok, Thailand
!8091295-3050 tl ECUADOR Sn Knshna Spg & Wvg Mills Lomas de Chapultepec SINGAPORE 234-3031 !Hl
809 295-2482 0 Subramanyapura MeXICO City 10 OF, Mexico Michael M Brooks (RP) 251-2323 0
BOLIVIA
Glenn E Mallory (RP) Bangalore-560061 . India THE NETHERLANDS ~E l~~~r~~cTo~~ 8~i~e Amenca TUNISIA c/o Artfel Cia Ltda 41517 !Hl Juan H Ortesa-Lunda V M Rendon 120 Y Panama 41595 0 Alexander L Barge (RP. AA) 14th FI Clif?ord Centre Scott K Johnson (RP)
Casilla *20476 3 PISO
Behram R Sethna (RP)
Welssenbruchstraat 253 2596 GHSlngapore 0104. Singapore Apt 10 Immeuble Reyhane 2
La Paz, Bolivia Guayaquil. Ecuador Den Haag, The Netherlands 73408186H) Cite Mahrajane
5912343714 04387552 ~H) Karai Estate g;g;~~~~(~) 436111 ( ) Tunis, Tunisia
04304355 0) 2nd Floor
Gaston LF Pacheco 248 Taredo Rd James W Echle (RP. AA) TURKEY POBox 2488 EGYPT Bombay 400-007. India Garry S Moore 23 G Venus ManSion
La Paz Kerkehout 7 Peck Hay Rd Murat A liter (RP)
Bolivia George T DeBakey (RP) Shankar Sundaram (RP) N1-2245 Xm Wassenaar Singapore 0922. Singapore Farabi Sokak No 3/5
c/o Rockwell International Mahalakshmi *25 Kastun The Netherlands 2356204 !Hl Cankaya
BRAZIL 15 Radwan EI Tabib. 11th Floor Ranga 1 Yengar Rd 010112626 (0) 2540819 0 Ankara, Turkey
Mark S Abrams (RP. AA) Giza, Cairo. Egypt Madras 600018. India
989358 (0) 71062 (Hb NIGERIA Richard L Hasenpflug (AA) UNITED ARAB
c/o First National Bank of Boston 812408 ( ) Caroline S Ufaeyen (RP) 10 Sunset Crescent EMIRATES Rua Libera Bardo 487 ENGLAND Clementi Park
Sao Paulo, Brazil INDONESIA Ikot Abia Elizabeth A. Barnes
2599629 (H) Ashok 0 Patel (RP) Ikam PA Singapore 2159. Singapore
c/o Continental Can Inti. Daniel J. Goldsmith (RP) Cross River State. Nigeria 46869076H) c/o FNB of Chicago
378101265 (0)
Coburg House Sheet Street c/o Scott & Danmark Ltd 914066 ( ) P.O. Box 1655
Roberto Buma~y (RP. AA) Windsor POBox 410/KBY NORWAY James W Stewart (RP) Dubai, U A E
Caixa Postal 3 18 Berkshire. England Jakarta Selatan. Indonesia Christian Falck-Pedersen (RP) A10 No 7 Orange Grove Rd. VENEZUELA 01144 Sao Paulo, Brazil
Roby S Swan (RP) 512792 !H) Nobelsgt 1 Singapore 1025. Singapore
Phillip R Cabrera 583538 0) Oslo 11 . Norway Mitchell K McMurry (RP) * 9 Midholm 2351920 tl c/o Harris Trust and Savings Wembley Pk 7340828 0 c/o Bank of Montreal ISRAEL 2124633 (0)
Bank Middlesex HA9 9LJ. England Jan A Strangel (RP) William A Wagner (RP) ~Ft:~f~a" i~~al 68415
Avenida Paulista 904-7801 (H) Simon Hakim (RP) Aasterudvn 16A c/o Wabco Trade Co. Caracas, Venezuela
1274 - Conjunto 1201 POBox 1348 N-1344 Haslum. Norway Room 516 Orchard Tower 324275 (0)
Sao Paulo, Brazil FEDERAL REPUBLIC Ramat Hasharson. Israel ~021532526 !Hl
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THUNDERBIRD MAGAZjNE SUMMER 1983
,QUE PASA?
San Francisco A letter from Robert J.
Leurck, '81, president of the Northern
California T-Bird group, appeals for
increased participation in the activities
planned for the chapter this year. In
true T-Bird fashion, the events to
which Leurck hopes alums will flock
are international and social in nature.
They include: "A Day on the Bay" - a
catered afternoon on the beautiful San
Francisco Bay, "Bat the Big One" - a
softball team competing with other
alumni associations, "Bears, Bulls, and
Bellies" - a bimonthly investment club,
"Valley Belles" - a tour of Napa's
finest, and "Oriental Delights" - a dim
sum luncheon in Chinatown. Ideas for
other gatherings, apart from the
regular picnics, dinners, and monthly
roosts, should be addressed to
treasurer/secretary Maryann Soo, '81 at
(415) 593-0434 or 573-8700.
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Hawaii Hawaiian T-Birds gathered for
an evening of fun, food, and drink in
honor of Dr. Robert Horn, vice
president for external affairs for
AGSIM. The event was held April 15
at the home of M. John Butler, '64.
Houston Ben Miedema, '77, reports
that 39 people attended Dr. Voris'
speech and dinner February 14 at the
Four Seasons Hotel. Dr. Voris spoke
on "Changing Needs for Education in
International Business."
Los Angeles Los Angeles T-Birds
elected new officers at their February 3
board meeting at Ichabod Crane's in
Torrance. Greg Hansen, '78, was
elected president; Mary Carney, '76,
vice president; Jeri Towner, '78,
treasurer, and Gary Luhrman, '82,
secretary.
A monthly newsletter, the T-Bird
tiyer, is being edited by Mary Carney.
Alumni are asked to send ideas,
suggestions, and comments to Mary at
62 W. Alegria, Sierra Madre, CA
90025. Please send invitations no later
than the fifth of the month preceding
the date of the event. Anyone who
has interest in working on a
newsletter and wants to volunteer will
certainly be considered.
Kansas City Kansas City T-Birds were
joined for dinner at the Hereford
House March 25 by Julia Harvey,
AGSIM director of college relations.
They send special thanks to Gail and
Larry Rice, '70, for their wonderful
Christmas party.
Jacksonville, FL A Jacksonville alumni
chapter has been formed by Bill Ross,
'57 and William Hill, '71. T-Birds Egan
and Joy Anderson, '49; Bob and
Marian Brock, '48; Clarke and Corey
Todd, '65; Randy and Carol Wright,
'67; David Miller, '57; Bill and Libby
Ross, '57, and Bill and Alice Hill, '71
attended the first meeting at the
Sheraton at St. John's Place. The
response was overwhelming and the
next gathering was a gala Dutch treat
cocktail party and dinner at Bill Hill's
home in Ponte Vedra Beach. New
attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
H. Davidson, '57. Bill writes that they
plan to have quarterly meetings and
the next gathering was scheduled to
be hosted by Wilbur and Joyce
Davidson in late April.
Mexico Marcos Garay, '79, is the
newly elected president of the Mexico
T-Birds. Other T-Birds elected were
John Kozuck, '58, vice president; Paul
Reiss, '60, secretary; and Randy Pike,
'78, treasurer.
Marcos reports that 52 T-Birds, one
of the largest gatherings in many
years, attended the November 5
luncheon at the University Club to
hear Lawrence Route, the Wall Street
Journal correspondent in Mexico.
Thirty-seven T-Birds turned out for
the Christmas party held at the hilltop
home of George and Beverly Blake,
'47, overlooking Mexico City.
According to Marcos, it was not very
easy to get to, but the alums and
spouses who managed to find their
way had a terrific time.
Phoenix T-Bird Tuesdays at the Velvet
Turtle are going strong! Associated
Thunderbirds (AGSIM - TGSIMI AlFf)
alumni, spouses, and friends are alive
and well at the monthly meetings.
Third Thursdays at the Phoenix Hilton
are also well-attended. Wally Parker,
director of INTERCOM, spoke at the
March 17 luncheon. Speaking in April
was William K. Rapp, vice-president
and manager of the Valley National
Bank of Arizona - international
department, and in May, Jim Haynes
of the Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber
of Commerce.
Seattle The Seattle chapter had a joint
meeting with AIESEC (Association
Internationale des Etudiants en
Sciences Economiques et
Commerciales) April 8 at the
Waterfront Activities Center at the
University of Washington.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUMMER 1983
Singapore Thunderbird alumni in
Singapore held their annual Christmas
party December 17 at Limetree Hill,
the home of Phil Gibson, '72. Forty
people attended for cocktails and a
buffet in the garden lit by over 400
candles. Special guests were Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Voris, cousin of AGSIM
president Bill Voris.
Jim and Michiyo Echle, '72, held
their annual Japanese New Year's
party and copious amounts of sake
were consumed. Beau, '68, and Mary
Walker hosted a Middle East party
and Dianne Sherman, '78, held a
Mexican party. "We still keep up the
T-Bird tradition of theme nights,"
wrote Phil Gibson.
Washington, DC DC T-Birds
participated in the second annual
seminar, "Who's Planning Your
Career?", held in conjunction with the
Stanford Business School Alumni
Association, and business school
alumni associations of Columbia,
Dartmouth (Amos Tuck), Harvard,
MIT (Sloan), the University of
Pennsylvania (Wharton), the
University of Virginia (Colgate
Darden), and Yale.
Chicago Chicago T-Birds met at the
Swedish Club for cocktails and hors
d'oeuvres April 17, reports Eric
Denniston '80.
On April 18 and 19, Carol Hazelett,
director of career services, hosted the
AGSIM booth at the 46th Chicago
World Trade Conference at the
Chicago Hyatt Regency Hotel.
Dallas alums were hard-hit by spring
fever. April 30 was the starting date of
a 24-hour countdown to May Day
hosted in the lovely East Dallas home
of Bob and Lisa Huff, '57. Rosalie
Johnson's "29 and holding" birthday
party provided the excuse for another
fun get-together - no gifts were
required, just plenty of verbal abuse!
There were no details at press time
but we can be sure that a good time
was had by all.
Puerto Rico Peter L. Benziger, '77,
reports a very successful T-Bird party
and promises to send more details
soon.
Denver John D. Cullinan, '77, is
organizing Denver T-Bird gatherings.
For further details, call John at
377-1810, Marshall Gabin, '80, at
771-3455, or Halina Bojarski, '81, at
431-9400.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUMMER 1983
l.DONDE ESTAN?
Class of '59
We need your help once
again! This time it's for the class
of '59. If you know the where­abouts
of these alumni, please
send the information to us at
The Alumni Office, American
Graduate School of International
Management, Glendale,
Arizona, 85306.
Information you provide to
our office about your T-Bird
friends and business associates
helps us to spread the word of
both campus happenings and
regional alumni chapter
gatherings a little farther. Lists
of unknown alumni by class will
appear in upcoming issues of
'Thunderbird." We're eager to
receive any news about you,
your family, and your T-bird
friends, so please include this
information too for our Update
section.
Muchas Gracias!
Allen, Radford H.
Basso, Lawrence D.
Beairsto, Craig C.
Bennitt, Richard
Bissing, Richard A.
Blankinship, James D.
Block, Ephrain L.
Bourke, Denis A.
Boyle, Mary F.
Boyle, Richard R.
Brinkman, James E.
Brinton, Ralph M.
Bronson, Donald A.
Brown, Robert C.
Buras, Dwight L.
Burkman, George L.
DEATHS
Burns, Charles N.
Byrne, Barry A
Campbell, John W., Jr.
Chaney, Will R.
Childress, Jon P.
Chitwood, Michael K.
Christensen, Arden D.
Oark, W. Allan
Oements, Geof!~e G.
Cooke, Thomas J.
Credazzi, Raymond J.
Dalbey, Richard D.
Davison, Boyd
Dawson, Guy W., Jr.
Diekemper, Joseph W.
Dockstader, Rodgers A.
Duran, Tony E.
English, Edward G., Jr.
Evans, R. Glenn
Farnan, John A, Jr.
Farrar, Richard G.
Fernandez, Edward A, Jr.
Ferrante, Robert R.
Fletcher, Gail R.
Gaar, John M.
Gaither, Terrence W., Jr.
Gale, Thomas S.
Gillmore, Edwin C.
Gilmore, Jerry P.
Goldsmith, Stuart
Goodman, David G.
Grafton, Richard W.
Graham, David, Jr.
Grayno, Theodore
Green, Joseph A.
Greene, Philip G.
Hannifin, Philip
Harriman, Susan R.
Healy, Donald J.
Heatly, Ian B.
Hedeen, Donald F.
Hewitt, Jerre L., Jr.
Heying, William J.
Hubbard, Edward G.
Ingram, John W.
Irwin, Robert H.
Jewell, Charles A.
Kane, Richard D.
Keene, Kendall M.
Kessler, Sydney A
Kibbe, Robert V.
Knapp, Lester S.
Kneedler, William S.
Kiebersesell, Rolf K.
Lloyd, Albert A
Mann, Michael W.
Manning, J. Ross
Marsh, Henry S.
Martinez, Joe A.
Mcfarlin, James W.
McGinnis, Thomas E.
McManaway, Oayton E., Jr.
Miller, Paul E., Jr.
Murray, Benjamin L., Jr.
Nichols, Chester W.
Ochs, Peter D.
Olsan, David P.
Osha, George W.
Parsons, Joli.n W.
Patterson, Thomas D.
Priebe, Richard S.
Riggs, Ali E.
Rooerts, Robert H.
Robinson, Allen L.
Roth, Jesse J.
Rutter, Richard M.
Schaeffer, George M.
Scruatter, Peter O.
Schuckmann, Ernst
Southern, Kenneth R.
Sullivan, James O.
Tanita, Tori
Tegner, Walter H.
Terzakis, Theodore G.
Thayer, Margaret
Thompson, Charles R., Jr.
Tynan, Brandon E.
Van Demark, Charles
Wallace, Frederic W., III
Watson, John E.
Wolfe, William D.
Yanez, Gabriel R.
Yurkowsky, William
Zisman, Roger L.
Gordon McKiIIican, '48, died June 30 from
a massive coronary. John E. Teubner, '48,
died July 1 in Los Gatos, CA; he had been
with Carrell Bros., Inc. of San Francisco for
many years. John is survived by his wife
Ester, who writes, "He spoke with
enthusiasm of his experience at AIFT."
Joseph K. Bledsoe, '49, died March 26. He
lived in Phoenix and had retired as vice
president and manager of operations
administrations for the trust division of
Valley National Bank. Harold Landson, '49,
also died. He was self-employed at H.
Landson and Son in Los Angeles. Lewis K.
Price, '52, who was manager of export
sales for Snorwich Pharmacal Co. in
Stamford, CT, died January 15. Paul Bell,
'53, died October 30 from an apparent
heart attack at age 53. Paul was cargo sales
manager for North America for South
African Airways. Richard D. Hillyer, '57,
died in November, 1979. Hobert E.
Caltrider, '58, died December 1 of cancer in
Long Beach, CA. We received word
through his wife of the death of Asbury L.
Spencer, '60; he lived in Chicago. Charles
Kane, '66, died May 29, 1981. He was in
Amsterdam planning an export and import
business when he was killed in an
automobile accident. His mother writes,
"He often spoke with pride of his sojourn
in your graduate school, and recommended
it to many young men during his short
lifetime." Barney L. Franzen IV, '70, died
March 19, 1982. Barney was vice president
of Des Plaines Lumber and lived in Lake in
the Hills, IL. Virgil W. Harp, '72, also
died. He lived in Glendale, CA where he
worked for Bank of America. lain
Macintyre Black, '75, died in an accident
last year. lain's sister, Fiona Catherine
Black, graduated from AGSIM this May.
Jose Luis Arroyo Villa, 76, died of spinal
meningitis on February 2 at age 33. The
news carne via Betsy Ann Kaduk, '77, his
friend and classmate, who wrote, "Not
only because of his youth and his quality,
but also because of all the obstacles Jose
Luis had overcome in his battle against
polio and his numerous operations, his
death is an irreparable loss. At the time of
his death, he was director of funds for the
treasury department of the state of Puebla,
Mexico."
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ALUMNI
UPDATE
Irwin Marks, '47
John B. Lambert, '53
Jack Ryder, '58
Duane Bellmore, '61
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Timothy Reed, '57
Loren Smith, '58
C.E. Carter, '62
Classes of
'47 and '48
George M. Murphy, '47, is a sales
representative for u.s. Steel in Peoria, AZ.
Bernard E. Olsen, '47, works for Kaiser
Steel and lives in Walnut Creek, CA.
William L. Schaeffer, '47, is now a
management consultant, managing for
those who live out of state or out of the
country. He lives in Austin. After 29 years
of service, Robert S. Thomas, '47, retired
from Sohio November 19. He plans to stay
in the Cleveland area awhile, but is
considering a move south. Richard Valelly,
'47, is a consultant and lives in Caracas.
"After 36 years in film biz and 34 years
abroad," Irwin Marks, '47, is taking an
early retirement. To avoid the New
England winter, he toured Italy and Greece
in February and March, and returned to
the United States for Easter. Irwin, who
was managing director for C.B. Film
S.A.-Barcelona, will live in Acushnet, MA
and has "no plans for the moment except
to enjoy life." Werner E. Diehl, '48, is now
vice president and administrative officer for
Northern Trust Bank of Florida N.A. in
Miami. Walton R. Olson, '48, has retired
and now lives in Byron, CA. Jack H.
Seibert, '48, is now with General Motors;
he lives in London, MI. Leland Stalker,
'48, has retired from Sears. Harold "Hal"
Wright, '48, has retired from Western
Airlines; he and his wife Susan live in
Palos Verdes Estates, CA. Fallon J.
Weldon, '48, formerly of First Federal
Savings and Loan, has retired. He lives in
Thibodeaux, LA.
Class of
'49
George W. Austin, is now division
landman for Tenneco Oil Company in
Bakersfield, CA. After 30 years abroad, H.
Mitchell Abernethy, Jr., has returned to
the United States and elected early
retirement. Mitch has held positions with
Union Carbide in Asia, Africa, the Middle
East, and Europe, and retired as senior
executive - international operations. He
lives in Mt. Kisco, NY. George N.
Brookhouser, writes that he is "happily
retired since 1979" and lives in a "beautiful
golf club area near Savannah called The
Landings on Skidaway Island." Jack
Miller, received a thank you note from
Ronald Reagan for his work on the
Republican Presidential Task Force last fall.
He campaigned in the senate and
gubernatorial races in California. Frank
Sohle, is now a stockbroker with California
Federal S & LlInvestment Services for
America in Los Angeles.
Classes of
'50 and '51
Ralph R. Bower, '50, is a consultant with
Leltane Consultants, Inc. in Waterford,
VA. Stephen Conger, '50, is self-employed
as a farmer in Lovettsville, VA. Sherman J.
Olson, '50, is resident vice president of
AFIA Worldwide Insurance in New York.
Elaine F. Rice '50, is leaving Tempe to live
in Togo - she has joined the Peace Corps.
Howard and Billie Hoops, '51, are doing
Asia in style - Bali, Sri Lanka, India to
visit Mother Theresa, Nepal, Tibet, and
Hong Kong. They "plan on going around
the rest of the world to South America next
year."
Classes of
'52 and '53
Marion Gleason, married to Edward H.
Gleason, '52, until his death in December
1967, has married Richard I. Johnson, '52.
Professor Johnson is employed by the
Museum of Comparative Zoology at
Harvard; Marion is a cancer researcher at
Tufts University. They reside in Chestnut
Hill, MA. Andrews D. Vais, '52, is a
general agent with Allstate Insurance
Company. He and his wife, the former
Margaret Bergstrom, live in Palo Alto, CA.
''I'm looking forward to my new career,"
writes John B. Lambert, '53, who retired
November 30 from 40 years with General
Electric. John will continue to freelance,
and intends to teach college level writing
classes and give seminars at local
industries. He recently translated material
for the Latin American edition of "World
Mining" from English to Portuguese and
credits that success to the Thunderbird
language method which he writes is "the
best in the world - bar none." Samuel A.
Neblett, '53, is an accountant and lives in
White Plains, NY.
Classes of
'54 and '55
Arthur C. Derr, '54, is managing director
for Firestone in Argentina. Gerald L. Heck,
'54, is now vice president of international
asset management for Asia with
Manufacturers Hanover Trust in New
York. Dr. C. Jones spent 1980-81 in Bolivia
and 81-82 in Saudi Arabia developing
techniques for teaching electronics in
developing nations. He is an associate
professor of foreign languages at the
University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
William E. McArthur, '54, is with Procter
and Gamble in Terperu, Saudi Arabia.
Thomas E. Nay, '55, is now a financial
consultant with Shearson-American
Express; he lives in Orlando, FL. George
Rainoff, '55, is now senior vice president
of Johnson & Higgins; he lives in Mahwah,
NJ. Robert L. Steinmetz, '55, works in
Thailand as sales 'manager for Firestone.
Classes of
'56 and '57
Robert F. Christensen, '56, is now
marketing manager for International EHP
Weidmann in Danville, VT. Fernando
Pulido, '56, is now with American Bell; he
lives in Phoenix. William Bottorf, '57, is
director of Lance, S.A. in Mexico. Francisco
Gaitan, '57, has been in Caracas,
Venezuela for the past 2Y2 years as general
manager of Revlon Overseas Corporation.
He writes, "I expect to stay here for a few
years as I enjoy very much not only my
comRany but also this country." James L.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUMMER 1983
Kritzer, '57, is now vice president of
Philipp Overseas in New York. James deals
in international metals. David A. Lurie,
'57, is in international trade as vice
president of AMPOC Enterprises in New
York. Parker McLaren, '57, owns Merrimac
Tool and Equipment Company in
Merrimac, MA. Parker and Barb's son who
was born while they were at Thunderbird
is now a disc jockey at WCAU in
Philadelphia under the name Todd Parker.
David Miller, '57, is president of Kenworth
of Jacksonville, Inc. , a Kenworth truck
dealership in Jacksonville, FL. Oscar
Nunez, '57, works for Otis Elevators in
Caracas . Timothy Reed, '57, is now vice
president of Citibank N.A. in San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Donald A. Robertson, '57,
teaches history and Spanish at Grossmont
Union High School in La Mesa, CA.
Phillip D. Thompson, '57, is district chief
of the Santa Monica County Clerk's office
and clerk of the Superior Court in Santa
Monica, CA. Eileen Wallis, '57, is manager
of a Hallmark shop in Santa Rosa, CA. She
writes, "Being a manager is much like
being a mother of young children. The
unexpected is always happening." After 15
years with Dietheld and Co., Ltd., Mark I.
Whitcraft, '57, joined Rochester Midland
last September as Far East manager to set
up their regional distribution with their
office in Bangkok. Rochester Midland deals
in industrial chemicals.
Class of
'58
Fred Andresen is with Harbor Group Ltd.
in Newport Beach, CA. Jim Boonstra is
with Samsonite in Caracas. Walter Bustard
is now with Tropiburger in Caracas.
Charles J. Candiano is vice president of the
international division for Fromm & Sichel
Sales Co., worldwide distributors for the
Christian Brothers Wines-Brandy in San
Mateo. Michael F. Kendall is president of
AG-Chem International Inc., a chemical
trading company in Tampa, FL. George
Lee is now president of Lee Importers Ltd.
in Vancouver. Jack D. Ryder retired last
May after 25 years with the federal
government. His comment regarding
retirement: "Thank God." Jack lives in
New Orleans. Richard Redder is vice
president of Meals for MillionslFreedom
from Hunger Foundation. He is working
worldwide, especially in nutrition and
applied technology, as well as community
development. Richard lives in Davis, CA.
"Need a fragrance? Call collect!" writes
Loren D. Smith, who has joined Universal
Fragrances as corporate vice president -
sales-marketing worldwide; he lives in
Mountainside, NJ. L. Warren Townsend is
vice president and representative for Chase
Manhattan Bank in Moscow.
Class of
'59
Francis P. Graves and his wife Donna were
on campus in March to visit their daughter,
now a third semester student. Francis,
self-employed and semi-retired, has been
appointed by President Reagan to the
advisory committee on trade negotiations.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUMMER 1983
The committee works with Ambassador
William Brock, the U.S. trade
representative. The Graves live in St. Paul.
George E. Martin is vice president of
Citibank N.A. audit division - IID in New
York. William H. Smythe is now executive
director of the National Association of
Insurance Commission. He lives in
Ridgewood, NJ. Charles Thomae is
president of C.W. Thomae, Inc. in Seffner,
FL. They are publishers of an international
monthly newspaper and international
business directory and conduct business
trade tours to international fairs . Peter
Wolken is a general partner with
Associated Venture Investigators in Menlo
Park, CA. After seven years in Europe,
Peter is "looking to find new start-ups in
industrial electronics in Silicon Valley."
Class of
'60
Robert Ballinger is assistant professor and
associate director of international studies,
foreign languages, and business programs
at Siena College. He supervises Siena
College's international business internship
program, and writes that some interns are
helping smaller companies start
international business programs and others
work in long-established multinationals
such as General Electric in Schenectady.
Robert lives in Garsvoort, NY. Fred J.
Gloor, Jr. is chief officer for American
President Lines in San Diego. Paul E.
Lawson, Jr. is sales manager for Hilton
Tjaden Brown Inc., a food brokerage firm;
he lives in Orange, CA.
Class of
'61
Duane Bellmore is now president of
Promotora Gales S.A.; he lives in Madrid.
Joseph T. Clarke is employed by Grain
Processing Corporation in Muscatine, IA;
his areas are technical sales and food
products. George E. Conaway is vice
president of transportation for Woodward
& Dickerson; he lives in Wayne, PA. John
C. Cooper and his wife Patricia have
moved to Short Hills, NJ. Reed Grunden is
vice president and partner for True Form
Products Inc., a manufacturing firm in
Fairview, PA. Michael Stevens is
associated with Moss Group which is
located in Los Angeles, and involved with
commercial and industrial real estate. Jay
Tate is now vice rresident of Data
Industries, a stee forming company in
Detroit. Jay manages to vacation in Mexico
for a month every year and plays a lot of
tennis and fishes when not working.
Class of
'62
"It has taken off like a rocket," writes E.L.
Anderson about his newly formed
business, Anderson Direct Response, Inc.
It is a marketing consultant and ad agency
to the mail order industry, and located in
Doylestown, PA. H. Edward Bills is now
manager - mechanical systems for Reynolds
Metal Co. in Richmond, VA. Charles E.
Carter is manager of Latin America Market
Development Projects for Douglas Aircraft
Company, McDonnell Douglas Corp. in
Long Beach, CA. J.N. Chaffee is now
associated with Aeon International Corp., a
subsidiary of International Bank,
Washington, D.C., as vice president - sales
in charge of the Mid States office located at
Marion, IA. John J. Edstrom, who has
worked overseas for 19 years, started his
own company, Industrial Improvements
Marketing in Camberley, Surrey, England.
He does marketing management for
American and Swedish companies in
England, and in the U.S. for Swedish
firms, on a contract basis. Jerome Gersten
is general manager of Barlyn
Manufacturing Co. in New York. John C.
Harper is vice president of marketing for
Warner Barnes Co. Inc. in Metro Manila,
Philippines. "It's never too late to call on
your Thunderbird experience," writes Alan
T. Hill, who on the 20th anniversary of his
graduation, accepted a position with
Burroughs International to market
computer products to education institutions
in 37 countries. Alan is manager of
line-of-business marketing - education and
lives in Birmingham, MI. Robert Louis is
now commercial director at Monsanto Co.
in St. Louis. Walter Pfister lives in Rancho
Cordova, CA where he is an agent for
Allstate Insurance Co. R. Sanborn is lease
account manager for Ryder Truck Rental in
Taylor, TX. Clarence H. Yahn, Jr. is now
with Allegheny International; he lives in
Burlington, IA.
Class of
'63
After circumnavigating the world for six
years, Stacy G. Carkhuff III has started his
own futures trading company in Ft.
Lauderdale. Bruce V. Halverson works for
Firestone in Akron, in quality assurance. In
addition to being preSident - international
of Manufacturing Data Systems Inc.,
Stephen A. Imredy was appointed vice
president of distributor operations of
Applicon, a leading CAD/CAM company in
Burlington, MA. Both companies are
divisions of Schlumberger Ltd. BeeBee
May is with Friendly Pines Camp; she lives
in Prescott, AZ. Philip R. Miller is now
safety director for Occidental Fire and
Casualty Insurance Co. He lives in Parker,
CO. Alexander Perdicas is employed by
the IRS. Douglas A. Pfaff is now managing
director - Pacific Northwest for American
President Lines. He lives in Bellevue, WA.
Harold B. Shaeffer is self-employed as a
dryland wheat farmer in summer and
commodity trader in winter; the Shaeffers
live in Rifle, CO. Richardson B. Smith is
now senior vice president of Alfred C.
Toepfer International in New York.
Class of
'64
Robert Andrews is manager of product
control office of TMSI Arabia, Ltd ., an
engineering firm based in Dhahran, Saudi
Arabia and Los Angeles. Robert writes that
since Thunderbird, he has spent three
17
years in Mexico, four in Venezuela, six in
Brazil, one in India, almost four in Saudi
Arabia and has "enjoyed it all." Bruce R.
Bleeker is now vice president of Bank of
America in San Francisco. M.J. Butler is
now regional manager of C. Lloyd Johnson
Co. in Honolulu. After three and a half
years with Miles Labs in Tokyo, Edward L.
Frey has returned to corporate
headquarters as international marketing
director of the biotechnology group of
Miles Labs in Elkhart, IN. Bruce T. Hord
has joined Affiliated Hospital Products, a
firm that produces a variety of products
sold mainly to hospitals. Bruce is corporate
manager, international sales and
marketing; he is leaving St. Louis and
moving to the Akron/Canton OH area.
Wendell H. Jones is president of Wendbar
International, an international financial
consulting firm in West Redding, CT. After
18 months as area manager for Northern
Europe for SAME Trattori SPA, Treviglio,
Italy, Claus Trier Morch has been
transferred to the American subsidiary
SAME and Lamborghini Tractors of North
America Inc. as president and managing
director. The company is located in
Bridgewater, NJ. Prior to his work with
SAME, Claus and his wife Elizabeth were
full partners in a marketing consulting
company - Motivation Service A.B.,
Stockholm and Helsinki. Luis C.
Pi-Sunyers company, Export Credit Corp.,
has been purchased 100 percent by the
Midland Bank PLC, London, and is now
called Midland International Trade Service
(USA) Corp. Luis is vice president and
treasurer; he lives in Caldwell, NJ and
works in New York. Cecil Rousser is
self-employed and living in Houston. Dean
Zook was recently elected to the 1982
Presidents Club at Merrill Lynch; he lives
in Columbus, MD.
Class of
'65
Philip Calkins has accepted a position as
administration manager at Simplex Time
Recorder Co.; he lives in Palatine, IL.
Richard S. Cochran is now group
personnel director for McDermott
International, Inc. in Waterloo, Belgium.
Clifton L. Coy is now president of Emerald
Product Inc., a manufacturing company in
Tacoma, WA. John Datsopoulos started his
own company, American Diversified
Products, two years ago and is doing
"extremely well." He represents 12 leading
manufacturers of hospital/medical
equipment internationally - in Europe, the
Middle East and Far East. He recently
returned to his home in Missoula, MT after
a month's visit to the Orient. Robert L.
Davis is now general manager of Maine
Tool and Supply in Cumberland Foreside,
ME. Wayne Fleming is general manager,
custom products division at Sun Diamond
Growers of California, an agri-coop in San
Ramon. Troy S. Frasure is assistant
manager at Maricopa County Public
Fiduciary in Phoenix. Charles E. Friend is a
professor of law at George Mason
University at Williamsburg, VA. Francis W.
Kelley is administrator of the Pacific
Southwest region of the Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
1B
Saints. He administers seven jurisdictions,
covering California, Nevada and Arizona
and lives in Clovis, CA. Paul J. Koskey
just completed Advanced Military Studies
at the Industrial College of the Armed
Forces; he is a planning specialist for the
Joint Chiefs of Staff. Paul, who has a
Masters in Public Administration from
George Washington University, lives in
Alexandria, VA. Harold J. McArthur, Jr. is
a coordinator of international programs at
the College of Tropical Agriculture and
Human Resources, University of Hawaii at
Manoa in Honolulu. He is involved in
research, teaching, extension and technical
assistance in Hawaii, Asia and the Pacific.
Harold and his wife, Rochelle Almantor,
have a new son, Jason Jerome Kawika,
born June 18. Jerome K. Pascoe now lives
in Akron, OH, where he is in sales for
Firestone. Harold G. Rogers is president of
Specialized Investments, Inc., a real estate
investment and tax shelter company in El
Cajon, CA. Jerald B. Tincher is in sales for
Dellen Oldsmobile in Indianapolis, IN. Jim
and Judy Gilmore Whittlesey left EI
Salvador and are currently in Miami.
Class of
'66
Mike and Bobbi Bennis became the
parents of Daniel Ryan Bennis January 4,
1983. Mike chairs the 1983 Thunderbird
Fund. Elihu Bergman is executive director
of Americans for Energy Independence, a
public interest association in Washington,
D.C. Vincent D. Cater has left Citizens and
Southern National Bank and is now senior
vice president and head of an international
department for National Bank of Georgia in
Atlanta. Edward P. Cline returned to the
States after nine years in Dubai, UAE and
Singapore. He is now vice president in
product management for McDermott
International Inc. and lives in Mandeville,
LA. Michael M. Feeney is a procurement
analyst for U.S. Army Communications; he
lives in Sierra Vista, AZ. Ed
Fernandez-Fournier is data processing
manager with Westinghouse, S.A. in
Madrid. William A. Jetter is now general
manager, Western division for Elma
General Agency Corp. a shipping agency
and U.S. subsidiary of Lineas Maritimas
Argentinas in San Francisco. Richard E.
Mar is now assistant vice presidentlloan
officer for National Mortgage Corp. in
Aiea, HI. Charles Meech is now manager­director
of the London Northwestern Bank.
Perry Melton is vice president and plant
manager for Cadillac Rubber & Plastics in
Cadillac, Ml. Robert J. Snyder is now
partner-in-charge of the Ernst & Whinney
office in Dusseldorf.
Class of
'67
Dallas N. Archibald started the new year
with a new position - marketing director
for NCH Corporation in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Thomas D. Farver is vice president and
controller of GOE Resources Company in
Houston. David G. Fisher is faculty
adviser at the School of International
Studies, International Education Center in
Tokyo. Vic Fontaine and his family are
enjoying their third year in Geneva with
Caterpillar Tractor Co. where Vic is
manager of a marketing division. With
Caterpillar, they have lived in Hong Kong,
Singapore, Madrid, and Sao Paulo, but
Geneva has been their longest stay in one
location. Vic writes that he will "be happy
to report the same location in another five
years." "Thank you for asking about me,"
writes Frederick Frese in response to the
ufdate questionnaire. Fred is now director
o psychology, heading a staff of 20 Ph.D's
at Western Reserve Psychiatric Habilitation
Center in Northfield, OH. He also teaches
Japanese to local corporation executives
through John Carroll University. In
addition, Fred holds faculty appointments
at Case Western Reserve University and
Ashland College, and is currently president
of the Psychology Directors Association of
the Ohio Department of Mental Health,
and associate editor of Polygraph, Journal of
the American Polygraph Association.
Robert M. Greening, Jr. is manager of
Public Power Council, a utility planner in
Vancouver, WA. Erik M. Hansen is a
partner with Lincoln Property Company
which is involved with real estate
development of industrial and office
projects. He, his wife Ann, and their three
children live in Laguna Beach, CA. Gilbert
C. Hensley is energy services supervisor
for Pacific Gas and Electric in San Rafael,
CA. Richard S. Kelso is a senior
investigator with the division of
enforcement, Commodity Futures Trading
Commission in Washington, DC. Donald
Krumm is now emergency operations
director for the Bureau for Refugees
Programs, Department of State,
Washington, DC. Wayne A. Rohlfs has
moved from Genese, Belgium to London in
his work with Harnischfeger; he is now
sales director, Europe - Africa - Middle
East. Gary F. Smith is now branch
manager of Cummins Engine Co. in
Eugene, OR. William A. Stanton III
reports that he started his own business,
Sun Country Timeshares, about six months
ago. Located in Phoenix, he deals in
timesharing in Nevada-Hawaii-Havasu
condos. Harry Struthers lives in
Wilmington, DE and is general manager at
Crown Zellerbach Corp. which deals in
forest products. James Teaff lives in
Caracas where he is self-employed.
Class of
'68
S. Wayne Bee has been appointed director
of international operations at Brandt, Inc.;
he and his family reside in Sheboygan, WI.
John P. Berg has changed jobs last August
and now handles technical sales of ZF
automatic and mechanical transmissions to
U.S. and Canadian car, truck and bus
manufacturers. John works for ZF of North
America, Inc., and lives in Deerfield, IL.
J.T. Davis is president of K&T Fans &
Flourishes, Inc. in Austin, TX. K&T deals
in ceiling fans, gifts and antiques. Donald
B. Heimark is vice president of Provident
National Bank in Philadelphia. James H.
THUNDERBIRD MA.GAZlNE SUMMER 1983
Kuhlman is president of Capital Systems
Group, a 150 person information services
company which sells to both the federal
government and Fortune 500 Companies
and provides mformation management
solutions via large and small sales
computer services. Capital is in
Kensington, MD. Paul Kunkel is
self-employed as an international broker of
historic sports and racing cars to and from
worldwide markets. Richard T. Lewis has
joined RNC Capital Management Ce:>. as
vice-president in charge of new busmess
development and client service for the East
Coast. He recently opened a new RNC
office in Westport, CT. Richard has been a
marketing executive for 15 years; he was a
V.P. with Wright Investors Service in
Bridgeport. Patrick Tiffany McLaughlin
writes, "Please drink and buy Hansen's
natural sodas. I did a reverse T-Bird. The
idea occurred to me in Mexico, but I
started it in southern California at
Hansen's." He is now vice president -
director of marketing and sales there.
Lawrence C. Maltz is president of Runglin
Overseas, Ltd., which operates food and
beverages joint ventures in 11 countries
and in the U.S. with 400 employees
worldwide. Lawrence and his wife Carol
live in Los Angeles. William B. Nurre is
vice president and manager of First
National Bank of Chicago (Canada) in
Calgary, Alberta. Joseph H. Ringer is now
vice president of Republic Bank Houston, .
trade banking division . Dale R. Stephens IS
with Seattle First Bank. Paul Von Schoeler
is president of Tile & Co. in Columbus,
OH.
Class of
'69
Wilson H. Banks, Jr. is managing director
of Armco Pacific Limited in Singapore.
Timothy Collett works for Europartners in
Miami. Edwin Fowler is assistant vice
president and account executive for E.F.
Hutton, Inc. in Rutland, VT. Thomas G.
Gevas is self-employed and living in New
York. Bruce M. Johnston is now general
manager of Plantas Tropicales in Alajuela,
Costa Rica. Donald L. Koropp is now
manager/sales for Firestone in Puerto Rico.
James R. Merrick is general sales manager
at the Mark Anthony Co., a distributor of
major appliances in Omaha. Gerard C.
Mordret now lives in Cameroon where he
is senior sales representative for Firestone.
Michael O. Murphy is manager for United
Artists in Tokyo. Valentin Navarro is with
Smyth Morris, S.A. in Madrid. E.A.
Paloutzian is now first vice president and
deputy manager for Banca Della Svizera
Italiana; he lives in Ridgewood, NJ. Dana
J. Schneider, Jr. is now vice president for
First Wisconsin National Bank of
Milwaukee. Ricardo M. Senteno is agency
manager for State Farm Insurance, Sunland
Regional Office. He lives in Roswell, N~.
Daniel J. Walls has been promoted to Vlce
president of Bank of America. He
supervises international administrators who
help corporate clients of B of A's North
America Division with their international
financing needs. He is also chief financial
officer for San Francisco's northwest region
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUMMER 19B3
and does financial planning and budgeting.
Mike Wiley is presently living with his
wife, Nina, and four children in Miami, FL
and is currently the Latin American sales
manager for AMCA InternatlOnallKoeh­ring-
Bomag. Robert W. Williamson is in
the London. Department of Merrill Lynch in
New York.
Class of
'70
William M. Blakely left his position as
assistant manager/treasury at Chemical
Bank N.A. In San Francisco to become
assistant vice president, senior trader
foreign exchange at the Bank of America in
Los Angeles. He was mentioned in 1980
Annual Survey Euromoney MagazlIle as
"Outstanding Trader;" it is pubhshed in
London. James Borona is marketing
director for Kenneth Weston & Associates,
licensed real estate brokers in Coral Gables,
FL. William G. Brown has been promoted
to director of operations for Hilti Fastening
Systems; he lives in Tulsa. Richard W.
Decker, Jr. has been promoted to senior
vice president for First Interstate Bank of
California in Los Angeles. William D.
Epley is now sales engineer with Air Brake
& Power Equipment Co. , a distributor of
industrial components, in Lemoyne, PA.
Thomas S. Falk is senior sales
representative in Switzerland for Firestone
Tire and Rubber Co. Carmo Fernandez has
a Ph.D. and does research at the
department of chemical engineering,
Arizona State University in Tempe. Frank
M. Graebner, Jr. is now vice president at
First Wisconsin National Bank of
Milwaukee. Phil Hagenah received a Gold
Award in the Live Action and Animation
Category for commercials for the "Omni
Kid" Gatorade commercial at the 25th
annual International Film & TV Festival of
New York. Phil is executive producer at
Film House Inc. in Phoenix. Len
Holzworth is currently consulting for
Harley Davidson International. Charles
Johanson recently formed a new oil and
gas exploration company, Destiny Oil
Company in Austin, TX. After graduation,
he spent three years in Venezuela, the next
three traveling in the midwest for Shell,
and has been in oil, gas and real estate
since 1976. He's also created and marketed
a board game, "Texas Wildcatter." Rex E.
Johnson is now general manager,
telemarketing with Book & Babbage, a
computer software company in Sunnyvale,
CA. Gregory Magee is vice
president/manager of Seattle First Bank of
Washington in Tacoma. James R.
O'Halloran, Jr. is now parts and service
manager at Kinze Manufacturing in Cedar
Rapids, lA. Jack Scapa is with Moss
Group, which is active in commercial and
industrial real estate, and is located in
Encino, CA. Jack is also a business
instructor at Los Angeles Valley College.
Udo I. Sietins owns Export Services, Inc.
in Tulsa, OK. Stephen Spellman is senior
international auditor for Gates Rubber Co.
in Denver. Donald Stranik is now
commodity manager, California with
Continental Grain; he lives in Walnut
Creek, CA. After three years with MA TCO
in New York and one year in international
,
I Harold I McArfiJ llrti5
Lawrence C. Maltz, '68
Garry B. Price, 72
Gary G. Cram, 73
Ellhll Bl'r~/IIal1tjb
Ray B. MyiJre, 7 1
Dimitri Andonov, 73
J. Frederick Merriman ,?5
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banking in Detroit, Gary M. Underhill, Jr.
returned to North Carolina and earned a
Juris Doctorate. He spent three years in
revenue bond financing and is now in
private practice with Twiford and Derrick.
Gary lives in Elizabeth City, NC with his
Spanish wife and their five children. Luk
Van Berckelaer has been named vice
president and manager of the international
department of Johnson & Higgins in
Pittsburgh. George A. Wenz is vice
president of sales for American Greetings
Corporation in Cleveland. Pierre Zarch is
international sales manager for Hudson in
Temecula, CA.
Class of
'71
William W. Brown, Jr. is general manager
for Allis Chalmers Chile Ltd., a minerals
process equipment business in Santiago.
Charles D. Codrea was named second vice
president of Continental Illinois Leasing
Corporation, a subsidiary of Continental
Illinois Corp., a holding company of
Continental Bank. Charles lives on
Chicago'S north side. Jon B. Dwinell is
manager of Seattle First National Bank's
auditing department. He lives in Redmond,
WA. Stan Elberg has moved to New
Orleans where he is manager - export
marketing for Southern Forest Products
Association. Suzanne C. Hutchison (Lane)
writes that she doesn't "miss the Phoenix
desert and is enjoying some snow for a
change." She was relocated to Caldwell, ID
by Idaho First National Bank where she
works as a commercial loan officer. After
11 years in Brazil, James G. Kohl, Jr. has
moved to Miami, where he is president of
Etek Electronics Corp. Robert C. McDaniel
is owner-broker of Carl McDaniel
Realty-Metro Brokers in Colorado Springs.
Rosemary Miller is now a sales
representative for Varig/Cruzeiro in Miami.
David G. Milton is president and CEO of
Datron Corp., a new business which deals
in domestic and international marketing,
information process supplies and
accessories. David lives in Plano, TX. Ray
B. Myhre is sales manager for Firestone; he
lives in France. Charles L. Richards is West
Coast regional marketing manager for
Leaseway Transport; he lives in Fullerton,
CA. Gerald R. Seay is president of First
Resources in Tulsa, OK. Ricardo A. Souto
is vice president of Amrest Enterprises,
Inc. in Vail, CO. Charles Taplin is with
URM International in Madrid. J.D. Taylor
has been promoted to regional vice
president with Diversey Asia Pacific Ltd .
He now lives in Hong Kong. James L.
Williams is moving to Tokyo after five
great years in Hong Kong. He is with
American International Underwriters Ltd.
Class of
'72
Ward F. Anderson is a broker with Dean
Witter Reynolds in Portland, OR. Thomas
R. Atwood is managing director,
international marketing for Archer Daniels
Midland Co., an agribusiness company in
Decatur, IL. Rene M. Batard is
management supervisor, international for
20
Benton and Bowles. Rene lives in Puteaux,
France. James E. Baxter has been promoted
to regional manager for Latin America for
International Harvester; he lives in Miami.
L. Kent Densley has been promoted to
senior vice president for FCMB of HO\lston.
David Dubinski lives in Milwaukee where
he is self-employed and deals in real estate.
Robert E. Dungan is now an attorney with
the law firm of Hyatt and Rhoads in
Atlanta. Joseph P. Flynn is president of
Anglo-American Restaurants, Inc. in
Wichita, KS. William R. Grant works for
Alirnenta Processing Corp., an agribusiness
company in Camilla, GA. He is assistant
general manager. John Holcomb is with
Jeep de Venezuela in Caracas. Russell Jaffe
is manager of international treasury
operations for American Motors Corp; he
lives in Bloomfield Hill, MI. George P.
Kincaid is now operating manager for
Firestone in the U.K. Richard K. King
owns Vane guard International; he lives in
Akron, OH. Sverre Koxvold has joined
National Advanced Systems in Hounslow,
UK as European treasurer. Roger L. Larsen
owns the Video Company in Sausalito, CA.
Nick Lazos is material coordinator for Tri
Patra EngineeringlIIAPCO Multiproject in
Jakarta, Indonesia. Douglas N. MacDonald
is with Archies Inc. in Richmond, KY.
Frank R. Nelson, Jr. is director of
purchasing for Fort Bend School District in
Sugarland, TX. Edmund Nomura practices
law with Foley, Clark & Nye, P.A. in
Phoenix. Garry B. Price joined Syntex
Corporation's Beauty Care Division as
international marketing manager; he lives
in San Francisco. Gary Qualley is manager
of international market research and
development for Jostens; he lives in
Chaska, MN. Jose Manuel A. Serra is
executive vice president for Sto. Thomas
Enterprises, Inc., an agribusiness
corporation in sugar cane and hog
production in the Philippines. Michael O.
Smith is RSRA aircraft manager at NASA,
Ames Research Center at Moffett Field,
CA. John C. Solomon is now vice
president of Centerre Bank, N.A. in St.
Louis. Ernest A. Valdes, Jr. is now general
manager of Gillette-Ecuador. Robert M.
Walker is vice president of InterFirst Bank
Dallas, N.A. Jeff Wallin is director of
marketing with Beijer Industries in New
York. James S. Whedbee is national
account manager for Xerox Corp. in New
York, where he lives with his wife Lili
(Nguyenduy Tuon-Van '72) and their
two-year old son Marc. Steven M.
Workman is general manager of Johnson &
Higgins in Colombia.
Class of
'73
Dimitri Andonov is now international
project manager for Johnson Controls in
Milwaukee. He has also opened a fast food
restaurant which serves Bulgarian
specialties in Milwaukee's new Grand
Avenue Mall. M.A. Brasted is account
executive for Equitec Securities Co., a
financial planning and asset management
company in San Mateo, CA. Anne Jenkins
Brumbaugh practices law in Greenville,
OH. Harry A. Cockrell is group head of
corporate banking for the National
Commercial Bank in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Leroy S. Close has been named vice
president - merchandising, for Fort Mill,
SC apparel-fabrics division. Don Corpuz is
ownerlIoan agent/appraiser for Corpuz &
Associates in Los Angeles. Gary G. Cram
is vice president of Crest International
Corp.; he lives in San Diego. Greg Embick
is director of international marketing for
FMC Corporation, which deals in fire
apparatus vehicles. He lives in
Indianapolis. Holland Evans is now with
Evans International Enterprises in
Houston. Michael Fairley owns Fairlook
Antiques in Seattle. Dennis
Ferguson-Acosta is managing director of
Intar, a Hispanic-American theater in New
York. Jackson Harris, Jr. is newly
appointed international franchise manager
for Arby's Inc.; he will coordinate their
international franchising efforts. Jackson
lives in Dunwoody, GA. Steve Helphand is
in market support with Fairchild, a
subsidiary of Schlumberger, which deals in
electronic components. Steve lives in
Portland, ME, where he also has his own
business, Steven Pineau & Co., where he
sells stamps, coins and books. Charles E.
Jones is with Stife!, Nicolaus & Co. in St.
Louis. Hutch Looney is vice president for
the Pattis Group, international publishers'
representatives in Hollywood. Richard T.
Taylor has moved to Littleton, CO where
he is account manager for Schlegel Lining
Technology. Dean Van Clay is account
executive-European services for Dart
Containerline Inc., ocean freight carriers
based in Chicago. G.J. Van Heuven is
executive vice president of the United
States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce. He
lives in New Orleans. Charles E. Wilson is
living in Wiesbaden, West Germany, where
he is training director at TRAC USMLA.
Hoyet Wilson has passed the Certified
Internal Auditor test and now has three
professional designations in accounting:
CPA, CMA, and CIA. Hoyet is an associate
professor of business at Laredo State
University in Laredo, TX. Nobukazu
Yamaguchi is marketing manager for Miles
Laboratories, Inc. in Tokyo. Howard
Yarbrough is vice president and general
manager for Capital Communications, a
sound reinforcement systems business, in
Olympia, WA.
Class of
'74
Ahmad Abouzeid has left the Abu Dhabi
Investment Company in Abu Dhabi and is
now with Union Bank of the Middle East
in Dubai, U.A.E. Jeffrey C. Anderson is
assistant general manager for Texgas
Corporation in Minneapolis. Keith E. Bell
II is vice president and district sales
manager of Grubb & Ellis Commercial
Brokerage Co. in Denver, CO. Del A.
Bishop is now a sales rep. for R.R.
Donnelley; he lives in Norwalk, CT. Steven
P. Brown is regional manager for Latin
America for Wadsworth International
Group, a San Francisco area publisher.
Laurier M. Carpentier is vice president of
MBC Financial Services Corp., a subsidiary
of the Mercantile Bank of Canada. He, his
wife Dalal, and their children Lynn and
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUNMER 1983
Pierre live in Dallas. Delbert F. Carver
works for L.B. White; he lives in Onalaska,
WI. Albert Ricardo Castillo is district sales
manager for the controls and data systems
division of White Consolidated Industnes
in Long Beach. Rich married Doreen
Dworzanski January 15. Myron Domareck
is a sales representative for General Electric
Credit Corporation; he lives in Broomfield,
CO. David Echevarria teaches management
at Simmons College in Boston. After
reading about the Pub renovation in The
Thunderbird, Stephen Engle wrote to send a
picture postcard of Thunderbird field when
it was used for flight training. Lawrence
Fry is program control analyst for Hughes
Aircraft Company in EI Segundo, CA.
Roland W. Gillis is with Keystone
Custodian Funds; he lives in Revere, MA.
Peter M. Greenhalgh works for Cushman
& Wakefield Industrial Real Estate; he lives
in Wynnewood, PA. John Grundstad is
assistant vice president (deputy
manager-credit department) for
Deutschebank AG, New York branch.
James A. Halderman is this year's
chairman of the International Committee of
the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of
Commerce, which counts another T-Bird, J.
Ish Bennett, '59, in its membership. James
has his own international
management/marketing firm, James
Halderman International, and is also the
exclusive representative for manufacturing
firms in the Sacramento area, handling
their international business. Product lines
include detergents and cleaners, farm
equipment, electronic equipment and
computer software. The Haldermans have
a baby daughter, Germaine Alison, born
June 22. Thomas Hallal is vice president
for FNB of Chicago in Dubai, UAE. Mark
E. Howard has been appointed assistant
general manager for Scoular-Bishop Grain
Co. in Kansas City. Mark is in charge of
terminal elevator operations in Kansas City
and western grain merchandising. James
Jeppson is now branch manager of First
Security Bank of Utah in Sandey, UT.
Dennis B. Kelley has been named director
of China operations for Cummins Engine
Co.; he lives in Columbus, NC. Thomas
Klemme is a foreign exchange trader and
member of the Chicago Mercantile
Exchange in Chicago. Formerly employed
by Honeywell as import/export
administrator, Fred H. Lissauer is now
product manager/international for
Beech-Nut Nutrition Corporation in Ft.
Washington, PA. Lee Lundal is general
manager for Henderson International in
Burr Ridge, IL. Norman McIntosh is a
senior evaluation officer with the Export
Development Corporation, the Canadian
counterpart of ExportlImport Bank in the
U.S. Norman married Cathy Merkel
September 4, 1982; they live in Ottawa.
Shaun E. Mcintosh recently married Pam
Zawojski of St. Louis. He is cost
accounting supervisor for Monsanto
Company, Texas City plant in Houston.
Andries Mellema is factory manager for
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. in Canada. In
April 1981, Bruce D. Northrup moved with
his family to Santiago, Chile, where he
opened a representative office of Chemical
Bank and, as vice president, continues to
serve as the bank's representative. Duane
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUMMER 1983
Partain is now general manager of
Featuring Steamers Restaurant & Lounge in
Portland, OR. Jerry L. Payne works for
Elton Porter Insurance in Houston. Charles
A. Peterson is vice president of
Professional Planning Associates Ltd., a
financial planning firm in Phoenix. Tom
Pinion is operating an agriculture computer
service company in west central Nebraska
known as Farm Business Association. Tom
is now married and has a daughter born
September 28; the Pinions live in North
Platte, NE. Curtis Piper has been promoted
to vice president of Fletcher Oil & Refining
Co.; he lives in Glendale, CA. Robert G.
Quinn moved into a new house in Walnut
Creek, CA. Ronaldo Rabello Russi is in
the finance department of TRW Mission
Industrial Ltd. in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
T.J. Sinha now works for SOM
International as international marketing
manager; T.J. lives in Houston. Wendell
Spence III is vice president of Republic
Bank in Dallas. John W. Waddell is
assistant to the general manager, Steel &
Metal Dept., Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc. in
Houston. Peter S. Wallenstein is area
manager - Latin America for STW Fine
Foods in Belmont, CA. He married Ann
Johnson January 2, 1983. Michael H.
Walter is senior vice president of Harrison
Freedman Associates, Inc. , a real estate
investment company, in Dallas. Donald C.
Williams is in the equipment leasing
department of California First Bank, owned
by Bank of Tokyo, in San Francisco. Craig
K. Williamson moved from Singapore to
Hong Kong last December to become
managing director of Fleet Finance Asia,
Ltd., a subsidiary of First National Bank
with whom Craig has worked since he
graduated from Thunderbird. Craig and his
wife Lynda have six children, and he
writes that they have enjoyed annual
Thunderbird gatherings in Singapore and
look forward to those in Hong Kong.
Russell P. Wood is a technical analyst at
Alpac Corp., a soft drink industry in
Seattle.
Class of
'75
Dale E. Barlow is account supervisor for
Ted Bates Advertising in New York.
Barnett Bursley is an investment broker
with A.G. Edwards & Sons in Fairfield,
CT. Robert C. Buurman now works for
Bowater Pauplin Paper and lives in
Simpsonville, Sc. Robert D. Carroll is
excess/umbrella manager for the Chubb
Group of insurance companies in San
Diego. George W. Cevallos has been
promoted to vice president at Flagship
National Bank of Miami. Paolo E. Colombi
writes that he continues to grow with
international operations of Bunker Ramo
Information Systems, an Allied company,
and that his family is growing too. The
Colombis have two sons; Andrew, 2V2, and
Chiara, born in June; they live in Trumbull,
CT. Paolo is now international sales
manager. K.A. Cummings has been
promoted to branch manager in the
Washington, DC area for EN! Companies;
he lives in Annandale, VA. Roger S.
Dannison is director of export development
with Los Angeles International Trade
Development Corporation. John L.
Davidson left Barclays Bank International
after two years as vice president and
manager of the West Coast Energy Office
in San Francisco to act as an independent
consultant to the oil and gas industry. John
is based in Bakersfield, CA. John Derby is
project leader for Smith Barney Harris
Upham in New York. John I. English is in
South American sales for Winchester Arms
Co.; he lives in Glen Carbon, lL. Terry
Byrnes Fadrhonc had her second child, a
boy, September 17. Dennis Farren has just
been appointed product marketing
manager for Nanometrics, Inc., the world's
leading manufacturer of optical and
scanning electron microscopes used in
semiconductor manufacturing. Dennis lives
in Scotts Valley, CA. Jennifer Fidiam
Inzana has been promoted to project
manager with Liberty House department
stores; she lives in Danville, CA. Jimmy A.
Fincher has returned to the U.S. from
Brussels where he worked as a sales
manager - southern Europe and Africa.
Jimmy is now Latin American sales
manager for Automatic Sprinkler Corp. of
America, fire protection contractors in
Kent, MA. R.K. Fricks is district manager
for Del Mar Avionics; he lives in
Plantation, FL. Rocco Gattuso is now a
customs specialist in Sunnyvale, CA. Uku
Heinla is senior account representative for
General Electric Information Services
Company at the World Trade Center office
in New York. Uku writes, "Attendance at a
banking seminar in Dallas, TX is the closest
I've been to AGSIM since graduation."
David C. Higgins ib now director of
program services for Apache Corp., which
conducts oil and gas exploration through
public drilling funds. David, his wife, Jane
Marie, and their two sons live in Edina,
MN. Kenneth Hild has been promoted
from export manager to vice president for
Union Fish Co. in San Francisco. Horst J.
Hotzy recently moved from Sausalito to
Anaheim, CA to join Circle Seal Controls
as information sales manager directing a
worldwide network of distributors and
representatives. Larry W. Ishmael is
manager of sales and marketing for
Koehring Company, a construction
equipment manufacturer in Port
Washington, WI. Lee M. Jensen is assistant
vice president for Wells Fargo Bank in San
Francisco. Donald F. Kiegler, Jr. is
president and CEO of Diamond K
International, Ltd. in Englewood, CO. He
deals in investments and tax shelters. Gary
A. LePon, vice president of marketing and
sales for Hennessy Industries, has been
nominated for national "Young Executive
of the Year" of Automotive Service
Industry Association, which is comprsied
of 8000 worldwide companies supplying all
segments of automotive vehicle repairs and
services. Gary lives in Palatine, IL. Jon T.
May is president of IMI Sales Inc. , a
representation sales and consulting firm in
Locust Valley,· NY. James Frederick
Merriman has been promoted to resident
vice president 0'£ Citibank. He has been
living in Belgium since December 1980.
Alwin M. Miller is now with Automated
Group; he lives in Silver Spring, MD.
Robert J. Murray III will spend the next
year working as a management consultant
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for a private organization in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil. Nancy Napier is an assistant
professor at the University of Washington.
Nancy recently married Tony Olbrich; they
live in Seattle. Richard Naughton is the
proud father of a 2% year-old daughter,
Barbara. The Naughtons live in Long
Beach, CA. Thomas L. Nolte has been
promoted to vice president at PMO Lines
in San Francisco. M. Camper O'Neal Jr.
has been promoted to vice president and
corporate financial manager with American
Export Group, Inc.; he lives in Kensington,
MD. Hugh Pace and his wife Stephanie
had their first child on June 3, 1982. Alexis
Anne was born in Lima, Peru. The Paces
left Venezuela in September, 1981 and have
been in Lima ever since. Hugh is sales
director for Goodyear International
Corporation, Goodyear del Peru . Donna
Pollack is vice president of marketing for
Pollack Glass Corporation in Westmont, IL.
Patricia Hoekman Ramey is assistant vice
president - international division for Bank
of New England in Boston (export trade
financing) . John A. Reindel is a
self-employed clothing retailer in
Nantucket, MA. Michael H. Rittenberg is
with Merrill Lynch in Memphis. Henry G.
Rutledge, Jr. is now an executive of Yurika
Foods Corp., "a new multilevel marketing
of delicious food packaged in 'retorts'
invented by NASA space technologists."
Henry lives in Davis, CA and encourages
anyone interested in earning commissions
in his business to get in touch with him.
Richard L. Saint-Amant is now corporate
secretary for American Elin Corporation in
:'>Jew York. Jeffrey C. Slocum is a student
at the Universi ty of Chicago. Deborah Ann
Smith 1S national director of marketin g and
public relations for Sporting Clubs of
Amenca in Glendale CO. Robert L. Smith,
Jr. is director of product planning and
marketing stra tegy for Fi restone Tire and
Rubber Co. (Europe). Robert lives in
Bethune, France. Simon Soloman is with
Armstrong World Ind ustries; he lives in
Boca Raton, FL. Daniel A. Strayer lives in
Warsaw, IN. Robert Szombathy is with
Center Trust Co. of St. Louis. David Terrar
now works in the operations division of
Westinghouse Nuclear in Pittsburgh. David
R. Thomas works for Weatherford in
Evanston, NY. Mary Tasker Thompson is
in field sales for Wyle Labs, an electronic
marketing group in Bellevue, WA.
Hans-Jorgen Urbye is executive vice
president for Eurocap International, Inc. in
Houston. Victoria E. Wagner is licensed
limited securities representative for
Investors Diversified Services in Des
Plaines, IL. William G. Whitehead and his
wife Diana became parents for the first
time January 3. Their son is named William
Titus. The elder William is with Aetna's
commercial insurance division in Hartford,
CT.
Class of
'76
Jim C. Anderson is vice president of
Enderby-Anderson Co. in manufacturing
and transportation in Gainesville, TX.
Walter T. Atkinson, Jr. is executive vice
president of Evergreen Helicopters, Inc. in
McMinnville, OR. Walter left his position
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as general sales manager at Cessna last July
to join Evergreen as vice president. He has
since been promoted twice at Evergreen, a
company which provides agricultural,
forestry, offshore, seismic and air
ambulance service worldwide. Evergreen
International Aviation is the parent
company. Kathryn D. Barrios is second
vice president and team leader in the
Chicago office of Chase Manhattan Bank.
John Austin, owner of Austin & Company,
began his own financial planning cable TV
show in March in Pacifica (CATV8). John
lives in San Francisco. Wayne R. Bissell is
assistant vice president of Bank of America;
he lives in Playa del Rey, CA. Gates G.
Brelsford is manager of corporate affairs
for Prairie Producing in Houston. Cynthia
Burgstaller is with the U.S. Embassy and
lives in Caracas. Virginia K. Cazeault is
risk manager for Foreign Credit Insurance
Association in Houston. Deborah A.
Coates is refugee migration officer at the
U.S. Embassy in Singapore. Lorna M.
Dailey is a consultant for the Wyatt
Company in Stamford, CT. George M.
Douglas moved to Kansas City, MO to
become a grain merchandiser with Scoular
Grain Co. Mark A. Emkes is now export
coordinator for Firestone in Bilbao, Spain.
Tom Grady has been recently promoted to
merchandising manager for Ford Motor Co.
in the New York district. Linda Grandstaff
has been promoted to assistant vice
president as a commercial loan officer for
Latin America with Ameritrust in
Cleveland. Lynette Guzzino is now
account supervisor of the "I Love New
York" campaign for Wells, Rich and Green
Advertising. Jon A. Hoffman teaches in
Colorado Springs. Kay Spikes Hoffman
and John Hoffman ('75) have a new baby
daughter, Katie, born October 13. They
both live and work in Phoenix. L.R. Hood
is actively involved in the international
communications arena. He sells
communication systems and adjunct
processors to Fortune SOD's. L.R. is eastern
sales manager for Birch International in
New York. John Huismann is "very much
enjoying life in the Pacific Northwest" and
traveling the entire country for Glacier
Products, Inc., which manufactures and
sells soft ice cream machines. John is
national sales manager, and lives in
Portland, OR. Diane Huth lives in Mexico
where she is group product manager for
Sabritas SA de CV, a snack foods
company. Marvin R. Huth, her husband,
is plant manager for Firestone in Mexico.
Mark J. Kerrissey is national sales manager
for Electrical Connections Company in
Houston. Christopher Kroos has been
appointed national sales manager for Eljer
Plumingware, a household international
company in Pittsburgh. Charlotte
Kennedy-Takahashi is director/president of
Oak Associates in Tokyo. Oak Associates
provides customized international training
programs for corporations in addition to
other programs and services. Charlotte was
also sent on a speaking tour by U.S.LS.
(U.S. Embassy) of four major Japanese
cities; Nara, Fukuoka, Kyoto, and Oshara,
to speak on U.S. - Jaran trade frictions and
represent the view 0 the American
Chamber of Commerce of Japan. Charlotte
is president of the Tokyo T-Bird Alum
Club. Martin M. Kukainis is now store
manager for Firestone in Phoenix. Stephen
J. Linney is with the Saudi Investment
Banking Corporation in Riyadh, Saudi
Arabia. Robert Lonsbury lives in Dayton,
OH, where he works for Globe Tool and
Engineering. Roman Lubinecky now lives
in New Zealand, where he is factory
manager for Firestone. Ram Manikkam left
Clark Equipment last August to join
Koehring Construction Co. as technical
services manager. He lives in Saukville,
WI. Vicente Martinez has joined Squibb
Corporation in Barcelona. Pamela L. Miller
is with Girard Bank in Stratford, PA.
Robert T. Morris, Jr. is president of Morris
& Associates, an executive search firm in
New York City, which he started in
September, 1979. Charles R. Nelson II is
project manager of machinery project
development department for Nissho-Iwai
American Corporation, an international
trading company in New York. Edward R.
Newill has been promoted from territory
manager to market manager for American
Heyer-Schulte, a subsidiary of American
Hospital Supply Corp. which deals in
bio-medical implants. Edward lives in
Solvang, CA. Thomas J. Radl is now
senior sales representative for Firestone in
the U.A.E. Nedim Rona is district sales
manager with Data Switch, a computer
equipment company in Palo Alto. Nedim
lives in San Jose. Linda M. Russ is now
regional credit manager for Manufacturers
Hanover in New York. David E. Russell is
now vice president for American Mortgage;
he lives in Stafford, TX. Jack Schall is now
vice president of Marine Bank N.A. in
Milwaukee. Myron Schmidt is senior
account officer at Citicorp; he lives in
Marietta, GA. Jeffrey L. Schneider is a
sales representative with Lanier GmbH in
Offenbach, Germany. William R. Sheldon
writes, "training received at Thunderbird is
proving invaluable," in his position as
manager of a Tibetan Buddhist retreat
center, Karma Triyana Dharmachkra in
Woodstock, NY. Tom Singleterry is now
an associate with Hank Dickerson & Co.; a
commercial real estate company in Dallas.
Susan L. Stein is a marketing
representative with IBM Corporation in
Cleveland. Herb Stetz en meyer has recently
been transferred by Citibank from Dubai to
Gabon, Central Africa. Yasumiro
Takahashi is "Tagamet" product manager
for SmithKline Beckman in Tokyo. Marlene
Tenden is vice president-account
supervisor for Benton & Bowles Inc. , an
advertising firm in Santa Monica, CA.
James J. Tubridy has been named vice
president/general manager of Banco
Consolidado. He lives in New York. In
November 1982, Andrew Tulloch was
promoted from vice president and senior
lending officer at Bank of America's
Barcelona branch to vice president and
manager for the B of A in Montevideo.
H.C. Wall moved from Texas to
Greensboro, NC to join Hewlett-Packard as
field sales manager.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE SUMN.ER 1983
Class of
'77
Farook Afsari is a project en~ee.r at FMC
Central Engineering Laboratones m Santa
Clara, CA. Richard Avery is now a
financial analyst for Geosource, In~. - .
Development Services Group; he lives m
Houston. Abdelkader Bachesais is director
of Standard Brands Trading Co., subsidiary
of Nabisco Brands, Inc., located in London.
Byron P. Ballard is with National Supply
Co. in Enid, OK. Gary Baylis is now
manager for Ielpennass; he lives in
Hartford CT. "We've changed addresses
more ru-r{es than years since graduation,"
writes Thomas J. Beatty, who is returning
to Germany as manager - suppo~t sen?ces
with Clark Credit - Europe, the financmg
arm for Clark Equipment Company's
European operations. Tho~as liv~~ and
works in the Ruhr. Cynthia Benci IS
marketing representative for IBM; sh~ lives
in Culver City, CA. Mary BernabucCl ,
married Andrew Alexander MacGrath, 79,
July 18, 1981. Mary is self-employed as an
interior designer and currently attends the
Academy of Art in San ~ranClsco,
specializing in commerClal (contrac9
design. Alex is also self-employed m
investments. The MacGraths live in Portola
Valley, CA. Debra Bjerke (Lowe) is an
international financial accountant for
Northrup King Co., .a seed ~roduction and
sales company in MinneapolIs. She and her
husband Paul have a son, John Ross, born
January 22. Martin S. Chazenis Cal?tain
Chazen in the U.S. Army; he IS stationed
in Korea . Susana Del Carpio has left
Ameritrust to join Texas Commerce in
Houston as assistant vice president.
Josephine R. Chen has just moved from
IBM to TRW - Fujitsu in Carson, CA as
senior marketing rep. She now h~s . .
responsibility for all souther:' . Califorrua m
retail systems. Jose Chertudl IS now
director of operations fo.r .
Peugeot-Citroen-Talbot m MadI"l:d. John D.
Cullinan is international sales drrector for
LaSalle Medical which deals in medical
equipment exportation. He lives in Denver.
Gregory Elley is in product sales With
Procter and Gamble in San Francisco.
Salvatore Galatioto is now manager -
corporate banking for Royal Bank of
Canada; he lives in W. Hempstead, NY. H.
Mikel Halvorson is now president of H.
Halvorson, Inc. in Spokane, W A. Robert
w. Hesson is president of Hesson
Enterprises in New Orleans. The Hessons
welcomed son Derrick William on May 26,
1982. Gail S. Ray Houser is an mM
account representative; she lives in Key
Largo, FL. Debra L. Huffman is spending
a year in Baton Rouge as a systems .analyst
for New Mexico Blue CrossfBlue Shield on
loan to Louisiana Blue Cross. Mary Louise
Hydock is now interna.l audito.r for General
Foods Corp. She lives m Readmg, PA.
Joseph A. Igoe moved to Fr~rt in .
March as assistant representative for Frrst
Interstate Bank of California. Jack Kakuda
is with Lehman Brothers in New York.
Nausher Khan is now senior product
management spe~alist wit~ Onan
International in Mmneapolis. Mary
Kolehmamen is now account supervisor
with N.C.K. in Madrid. Kenneth Lambert
THUNDERBIRD MA.GAZINE SUMMER 1983
is now account director with Young &
Rubicam in Madrid. Jorgen H. Lie and his
wife Sandra live in a jungle in East
Malaysia, which they share witJ:1 monkeys,
elephants and visi~ors from NatIOnal
Geographic. Jorgen IS project manager of a
joint venture between Sabah Foundation
and Weyerhauser - the building of a
sawmill and plywood mill, to be completed
in two to three years. He is employed by
Pacific Hardwood Snd Bhd, a division of
Weyerhaueser. C. Gordon Lc:'ck is now
with First National Bank, Chicago. Kathy
Luck is now international credit analyst
with First Wisconsin National Bank of
Milwaukee. W. Sanford Lynch, Jr. lives in
Tokyo where he is employed by Intel Japan
K.K. William C. Madison is director of
Latin American sales of Lear Siegler Inc.,
Avitron International Division in Miami.
Ronald L. Mahan is assistant to the
president of Management Science America,
a computer firm in Atlanta. After nme
months as product manager for Fiat Allis,
Fred Mark has become Far East marketing
manager for Ekco Internati?na.l; Fr~d lives
in Chicago. Philip E. Martm lIves m Dallas
where he is regional sales manager for
Kero-Sun, a marketer of kerosene heater~
for consumer use. James M. McNamara IS
now vice president for Encer-tel Inc:; h~ .
lives in Lyndhurst, OH. ~odol.fo MIlam IS
assistant vice president With ~dder . .
Peabody and Co. which deals In secun~es
sales· he lives in New York. Ross P. MIller
is sales manager - direct and distribution
sales for Allen-Bradley Europe B.U. He
lives in Vinkeveen, the Netherlands. Don
z. Moldovan is president of DZM and
Associates, Inc., a high-tech import-export
company in Columbia, MD. Ma~k T.
Nevitt is now director of marketing for
Evans Findings in Providence, RI. Mark
and his wife Marilyn are the parents of
Shahnee Leigh, born February 1.. Mar.k
writes that he enjoyed the Mlarru T-~rrds
when he was an account manager WIth an
ad agency there but that he and his family
are glad to be back ,~ the nort~east and
looking forward to. rea~quamtmg "
ourselves with T-Blrd fnends up here. Mo
Ostroff has been promoted to ~rea .
manager - international marketing WIth
Goodyear Aerospace. He live.s in Mesa,
AZ. Arun Pande is now preSident of Arpan
Corporation, an international distributi<;ln
company in Tempe. Lourdes M. Pere~ IS
deputy executive manager of Guam Arrport
Authority in Tamunong, Guam. Joseph
Rodney Powell returne~ to an air force
career in June 1981 and IS now a B-?2
aircraft commander at Griffiss AFB m
Rome, NY. He previously held position~
with Beckett Aviation Corp. and Caterpillar
Tractors. Rafael Puig is living in Barcelona
where he is group project manager for
Mennen Co. James Puplava is executiv~ .
vice president of Great American Secunties
in Carlsbad, CA. Dave Purkrabek is export
sales manager at I?over <;orporation, OPW
division; he lIves In Fairfield, OH. .
Christine C. Quinn is employed ~s semo~
market research analyst at Carnation Co. In
Los Angeles. Gail Quinn is treasurer and
partner of the newly formed Quinris .
Corporation in Pittsburgh. She deals ~
direct marketing. Richard Rechter Le.lb
lives in Madrid and works for Sanduik
Lynette Guzzino, 76 C. Kennedy-Takahashi, 76
Eric M . Adams, 78 Dawn Perusse, '80
Espanola S.A. Timothy P. Rickards is now
working for Phillips Petroleum Comp~ny
as senior analyst - procureme~t m~tenals
control group . Timothy a~d hiS Wife .
Katherine live in Bartlesville, OK. Angehka
Michels Rooney is manager of contracts for
Systems Control Inc. in Palo Alto, CA.
James P. Scott, Jr. is territory m~nager for
GE CAE International. He lives m
Cardiff-by-the-Sea, CA. Nosrat .
Seyed-Taheri left his job as energy banking
officer at the First National Bank of Denver
to establish his own consulting firm in the
area of energy and foreign trade. The firm,
Imp ex International Company, IS .Iocated m
Denver. Nosrat is presently workmg to
finish his master degree in geophysics.
Michael J. Sharp is now pla~t contr<.>lIer .
for Container Corp. of Amenca; ~e lIves In
Fernandina Bay, FL. Teresa A. SIlbert IS
now senior consultant for Touche Ross and
Co.; she lives in Wilmette, IL. Gregc:'ry
Kane Skaggs is vice president. of Onon
Trading Company in South MIamI, FL.
Michael E. Skiles is national sales manager
of Westinghouse Infonnation Services in
Iowa City, IA. James Stoeckel is director of
baseball sales and a minor league coach
with the LA Dodgers. He lives in Vero
Beach, FL. Karen A. Stromberg has been
promoted to international financial
specialist in the treasury department of
Enserch Corp. in Dall~s. Karen handles
foreign exchange and mternational cash
management functions. Ka~hle~n Smythe
de Urquieta (Eulo) is assoCIate-m.vestment
banking with Van Kasper & Co. m San
Francisco. Masatoshi Tahira is product
manager for Cutter Japan Ltd. in Kobe,
Japan. Todd Teichman is now sales
director for Reliance International Sales
Corporation, intern.ational di.vision,
Reliance Universal m LOUisville, KY.
Suzann Van Sickle Holding is travel
account executive with Maritz Travel Co., a
division of Maritz, Inc. Suzann recently
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married Bruce Jon Holding; they live in
Manchester, MO. Martha Wahoski is
director of marketing for Data One, a
distributor of small business computers,
software and supplies. She lives in
Bettendorf, IA. Vicki Lakin Warren is
trade finance officer of the international
division 0{ United Virginia Bank in
Richmond. William D. Wilson has been
promoted to manager of planning analysis
for B.F. Goodrich; he lives in Sagamore
Hills,OH.
Class of
'78
Eric M. Adams will head the trade finance
unit at Interfirst Bank in Spring, TIC Anne
Allison is an account executive with Grey
Advertising Inc. in New York. David
Allison is now assistant vice president of
Mellon Bank; he lives in Mt. Lebanon, PA.
Ross Bardwell has become general
manager for Burroughs Corp., a computer
firm in Honolulu. Ben Barnes lives in
Caracas where he works for Grey
Advertising. Joseph E. Barnes is associate
manager for Great West Life Assurance in
Littleton, CO. Karen Koutsouros Behnisch
is chief underwriter, group sales division
for Ft. Dearborn Life Insurance in
Caldwell, NJ. Donald J. Bigger and his
wife Sherrie have moved to Monrovin, CA.
Douglas E. Blom and his wife Frances
have a new son, Bryan. The Bloms live in
Plano, TX. Douglas is a sales representative
with Bucyrus-Erie Co. Barry H. Browning
is account executive for Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc. in Houston.
Michael D. Byington is marketing
manager-Air Force programs for Clifton
Precision, an engineering/manufacturing
firm in Davenport, IA. Phillip R. Cabrera
is now assistant vice president at Harris
Bank's representative office in Sao Paulo,
Brazil. Phillip has been in Brazil since 1981,
and with Harris Bank (Chicago) since 1978.
Kathleen Casey is cash manager for Joseph
E. Seagrams Co. in New York. Charles
Chartier is a senior sales engineer with
General Electric in Binghamton, NY. He
sells weapon control systems for fighter
aircraft both domestically and
internationally. Ann V. Chesnes works for
Becton, Dickinson & Company; she lives in
Bloomfield, NJ. Cynthia Ann Cramer
married Duane Arthur Nordquist August
11, 1981. She works for Iowa-Des Moines
National Bank, where she is an officer and
manager of Office Management Services.
Anthony R. D'Antonio is now manager of
Maui Helicopters in Scottsdale. A son,
Patrick, was born to Constance Chapman
Dillon and Michael Thomas Dillon in
Tokyo on April 23, 1982. Scott M. Douglas
has been promoted to staff supervisor at
AT&T; he is now at headquarters'
supporting field sales organization
nationwide in a new product line -
teleconferencing. Scott