Thunderbird Magazine, Winter 1984-1985

              Tbird Reunion in Europe­A
Smashing Success
a capacity crowd of more than 200
guests. Charles Mannel, Thunderbird's
Vice President for Corporate Relations
flew to Paris to enjoy the festivities
and update overseas alumni on the
Susan "Sunny" Duval (standing), one of the
key organizers of the reunion, checks on a
happy table ofTbirds.
Dr. Midhatj. Gazale, CEO of Sperry -France
and a Vice President of Sperry Corporation,
was the keynote speaker at Saturday's
banquet. Gazale, a major figure in the Euro­pean
computer industry, predicted that
companies will increase their productivity
and get rid of bottlenecks in program develop­ment
only if they are able to decentralize
computer know-how. ~
DOlmirliqileThisse '79, President ofthe
Thunderbird Alumni Association of Europe
and one of the reunion's k«:y organizers.
"Welcome to Paris! Luckily, it's a growth of the School. He asked for
long, long way from Glendale~' their assistance, not only in financial
Bill Sigal '58 support, but also through recruiting
On that note, T'birds gathered from students, hiring Tbirds, and promoting
all over Europe for a historical three-day Thunderbird in the press as well as
reunion, celebrating both their com- the European business community.
mon Thunderbird bond and the glOriOUS Mannel called the reunion "of great
City of lights, Paris. The six months value to the Schoot'
of planning by the Thunderbird Alumni The denouement of the weekend
Association of Europe, culminated was a Sunday brunch at the home of
in a tremendously successful weekend Martine Ferino '83. More than 100
with more than 200 Tbirds and attended to clink champagne glasses
guests attending. and plan for the next reunion in Bad
With hotel reservations made for Ischl on May 25-26, 1985. Much of the
them in advance, Tbirds from West credit for the weekend's success goes
Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, The to a team of five Paris-based alumni:
Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Susan Duval '77, Janet Strube '81, Lona
Spain, France, Great Britain, Norway, Thorn '83, Pierre Carras '81, and
Finland and even a few from the United Dominique Thisse '80. Cheers to them
States, came to enjoy fine dining and and the entire Thunderbird Alumni
even finer company. It was the fifth inter- Association of Europe.
national reunion in Europe.
On Friday night, 150 Tbirds relaxed
from their travels at a wine and cheese
party held at the American Legion.
literally litres of champagne and
Touraine wine were offered by wine
companies, and forty varieties of cheese
from different regions of France were
served. The next day, 50 savored lunch
on the Bateau-Mouche. As they cruised
the Seine, Tbirds had an opportunity
to enjoy the sunshine and get to know
each other better.
Saturday night's buffet dinner and
dancing at the Eiffel Tower, with its
breathtaking view of the city, brought
john Cook '79, the newly elected alumni
representative for Europe on the Thunderbird
Alumni Association board, welcomes Char1es
Mannel, Thunderbird's Vice President for
Corporate Relations. Mannel, overwhelmed
by the weekend's events, termed the reunion,
"Fantastic! Outstanding! The best organized
alumni event I have ever attended-anywhere
in the world!'
Saturday's cruise along the Seine gave more than fifty T'birds a chance to get to know each
other better. Others opted to shop and Sightsee on their own.
At Saturday night's gala every woman was
given a lovely leather portfolio case, while the
gentlemen received two mini-bottles of
Grand Mamier. In addition, each couple
received two decks of playing cards with the
Thunderbird logo on them, courtesy of
Hansjany'75.
Tell Us What You Think
Starting with this issue, the Update Section
of the Thunderbird Magazine has a new format,
giving a geographical breakdown of our alumni.
We hope the layout highlights the uniqueness
of the Thunderbird alumni body and will facili­tate
your efforts to stay in touch with fellow
Tbirds.
As always, we'd like to hear your thoughts
and ideas on this change and any other sugges­tions
you may have for the magazine. Contact
Nelda Crowell, Director of Communications.
ON THE COVER
John]. Madison '67 and his wife, Nola, own John].
Madison Co., Inc. in Laguna Hills, California.
They import, promote and distribute a line of
handmade ceramic figurines from Montevideo,
Uruguay, know as the Artesania Rinconada
Collection. Their account base presently exceeds
7500 retailers and annual gross sales are in excess
of $2.5 million. John is a member of Thunderbird's
President Council.
THUNDERBIRD magazz•n e
inside
cover
European Reunion ... a historic gathering of Tbirds
in Paris.
2 Thunderbird Entrepreneurs ... a group of successful
Tbird entrepreneurs tell how and why they blazed
their own trails
10 Thunderbird Network
12 Thunderbird Contacts ... Moving to a new city? ..
Know someone interested in attending Thunder­bird?
.. This list of alumni may be of help to you
15 Alumni Updates
Thunderbird Magazine
Winter '84/'85
Quarterly magazine
of the Alumni Relations
Office of the American
Graduate School of
International
Management,
Thunderbird Campus
Glendale, AZ 85306
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Director of Communications
and Editor:
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Managing Editor:
Nancy Smith Nebeker
Communications Secretary
Irene M. Ringdahl
Student Assistants,
Communications
Mary O'Kate Rafferty '84
Theresa M. Gruber '85
David Bearden '85
James E Johnson '85
Photographers:
Marc Gallin '85
Patricia Grasso '85
Kent Sievers Photography
Design:
Pat Kenny GraphiC Design
Director of Alumni Relations
alld Publisher:
Wtryne M. Pulver 70/78
Alumni Relations Staff:
Cathy Benoit,
Executive Secretary
Donna Cleland,
Records Coordinator
Elisabeth Aim-Klemme
Mari Carmen Alverez-Buschmann
Lisa Stoneking-Simone
Students Assistants, Alumni
Relations Office:
Amy Blanken '85
Kathryn Curley '84
Diane Diesing '85
Gregory Moore '85
Jodi Simpson '85
Suzanne Stott '85
T'bird Entrepreneurs
Introduction
Due to the recent economic growth
and recovery in the United States, 1984
has been a record-breakingyear for the
establishment of new businesses-more
than 800,000. Not surprisingly, it has
also been a record year for small
business failures.
Although it is impossible to document
the exact number, we know that T'bird
entrepreneurs are plentiful and diverse.
Some people estimate that as many as
one out of every four Thunderbird
alumni are involved in entrepreneurial
pursuits, according to Dr. Clifton B.
Cox, Chairman of the World Business
Department.
With that in mind, Thunderbird
Magazine sampled some successful
Tbird entrepreneurs to hear their stories
and discover how and why they chose to
blaze their own trails. The account that
follows may be of interest to alumni
considering a transition into the risky
but appealing world of the entrepreneur.
Twenty men and two women responded
to a series of questions on their
background and professional pursuits
posed to them lryThunderbird Magazine
Seven of them operate businesses
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abroad, while many more are based in
the U.S. but do a great deal of their work
in the international marketplace. All of
them are die-hard entrepreneurs who
can't imagine workingfor someone
else again.
Get the Training
Of the twenty-two alumni sharing
their experiences and inSights, nineteen
said they had concentrated on mar­keting
courses while at Thunderbird.
The other three said their focus had
been general management as well as
accounting and finance, and at least
one of them has felt a need for more
marketing coursework. Christine Wilfer
76, President of Elite Services Inter­national,
Inc., said "~ concentrated on
finance and accounting, but my experi­ence
since graduation has been almost
exclUSively in accounting and general
management. I'm really sorry I didn't
take more marketing at Thunderbird~'
Armed with their Thunderbird
degree and a heavy dose of marketing,
these future entrepreneurs all joined
other companies after graduation.
Many went through extensive and
valuable training programs with the
likes of Colgate-Palmolive, Chrysler,
J.I. Case, and Ford Motor. All of them
maintain that their professional train­ing
with other companies was critical
to the success of setting up their own
businesses. "Learn on their time and
money," said Jerome Firsty '57, President
of Firbeck Inc., a firm of manufactur­ing
representatives for school and office
supplies. Firsty worked for Avon,
Continental Can, and Hazel Bishop
prior to setting out on his own.
Take the Plunge
But had they all planned someday
to foresake the big corporate world to
chart their own course? Interestingly,
only half said they knew from the
outset that one day they wanted to run
their own show. Many felt like Dennis
Oshiro 72 who says, "Originally, it
was my intention to remain in a large
organization to prOVide security for
my wife and two children~' Oshiro,
who runs a professional consulting
firm, International Business Resources,
Inc., decided in the end, that he could
better proVide for the needs of his
family on his own.
Stephen Hall '69, President of Food
Marketing International, Inc., decided
to become an entrepreneur while
attending Thunderbird. For many
others, however, the transition to the
entrepreneurial world was accom­panied
by a major transition in their
personal lives: divorce, children growing
"Lee Importers Ltd. gave me the
opportunity to travel all over
the world to do bUSiness-Japan,
Formosa, Hong Kong, the
Middle East, Africa, Europe, the
Caribbean and China. This could
never have been possible
without establishing my own
company"
George Lee '58
President
Lee Importers, Ltd.
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up, death in the family, loss of job. Others
fOUli.d the frustration with corporate
red tape and in-house politics, along
with the allure of greener pastures,
was enough to make them take the leap.
Donald Schroeder '57, who in 1983
sold his tractor company to J,I. Case
(Tenneco) remembers, "I had not
planned on starting my own business,
but I got tired of making millionaires
in various countries and I thought
I'd try it myself~'
Many of the Tbirds we talked to like
Charles Shields 71, President of Shields
Corporations, were inspired by the
success of others. "I always wanted
to go out on my own, and after seeing
the successes of German, French,
English and Swedish entrepreneurs and
working for them, I was convinced
I could do it too~' This kind of convic­tion
and confidence was a critical factor
for each of the alumni interviewed.
GeraldMirkin '47, President of
Mirkin Motor Sales, remembers the
choice of going out on his own related
to two factors: lithe desire to provide
well for my wife and children and
the confidence I could do well on my
own~' As all of these entrepreneurs will
testify, if you don't believe in yourself
and your project, you're doomed from
the start.
Enjoy the Rewards
Once the transition is made, the
advantages of being your own boss
become very evident. Lianne Sorkin 72,
President of Sorkin Associates, an
independent business consulting firm
in New York, sees the advantages very
dearly after a number of years with
Metropolitan Life Insurance. She sees
it as lithe flexibility to choose your
work and chart your own career path~'
john G. Hoyt '56, takes a practical
view of the advantages, which for him
as President of Freedom Yachts in
Newport, Rhode Island, means lithe
ability to quickly translate ideas into
products~' Many of his fellow Tbird
entrepreneurs echoed the sentiment
that personal creativity is no longer
stifled by corporate red tape.
When asked directly about the
advantages of being their own boss, the
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James Kohl, President of ETEK Electronics Corporation, reviews a shipment for Brazil. Says
Kohl, "The ability to create an organization to serve customers in the manner I believe in ... gives
great satisfaction.
word "freedom" was used most often
to describe the positive factors of
entrepreneurship. For Charles Muse '50,
President of Intergraphic, Inc. in
Panama, it's the "freedom to dream
and experirnent:' For William Pennel '64,
President of Intercontinental Motors
in Houston, it's the "freedom of opera­tions~'
And for Donald Schroeder '57,
retired President of Frontier Tractor,
it's the "freedom to put your ideas
into motion~' john]. Madison '67,
President ofJohnJ. Madison Inc. in
California, says it's the "freedom
to explore other avenues of interest,
Christine Wilfer '76, President of Elite Services
International, Inc., didn't meet success the
first time out. "My first venture ... was a consult­ing
firm based in Fairbanks. Admittedly not
having done my market research, the busi­ness
was very short-lived; most of these
people had gone to Alaska to do their own
thing and were not about to listen to anybody
else tell them how to run their show!"
personally and professionally' And
james Stanley '53, President of
Fuertejidos, S.A. in San Jose, Costa Rica
thrives on the "freedom of schedule
and lifestyle~'
Accept the Challenges
Diego Veitia '66, President ofInter­national
Assets Advisory Corporation
in Winter Park, Florida agrees with
Stanley, but says the "advantage is
sometimes paradoxical, for even though
there is individual time available,
those of us who run our own companies
seldom exercise such options~' Veitia
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"When my first big client
delayed paying his bill almost
two months because of his cash
flow problems, I was left with
less than 30 percent of my
working capital, and feeling the
spectre of impending doom:'
Gregor]. Hargrett '68
President
Overseas Duty Free Supply Corp.
maintains that most successful entre­preneurs
"are tougher on themselves
than others would be on them had
they remained in corporate structure:'
The problem that Veitia alludes
to was identified as the "buck stops
here" syndrome, by Harriet Weaver, wife
of the late Jesse 0. Weaver '58. The
Weavers spent more than 30 years in
Paraguay; most of the time operating
their own businesses, and they have
enjoyed the advantages as well as
Peter R Cozzetto '52, President of CESCO Export, Inc., stands with diesel generating sets ready borne the burdens.
for export to Venezuela. Says Cozzetto, "Most important, I believe, is the satisfaction of embarking As Stephen Hall puts it, lithe tyranny
on a program for introduction of a new product and watch it bear fruit, all based on your own is that the job is always there:' More
planning!' specifically; Gregor Hargrett '68,
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Lianne Sorkin '72, President of Sorkin Asso­ciates,
came to campus last December to speak
about "International Entrepreneurship!'
William O. Pennel,Jr. '64, President ofInter­continental
Motors, Inc., in Houston is a die­hard
entrepreneur who had always planned
to go out on his own. Says Pennel, "Spending
eleven years with large corporations proved
I was right from the start!'
President of Overseas Duty Free Supply
Diego J. Veitia '66, President oflnternational
Assets Advisory Corporation in Winter Park,
Florida, looks at the sometimes rocky road
of the entrepreneur with a philosophical and
yet humorous edge. Says Veitia, "Some of
our experiences have been difficult, but we
have been able to learn from them. Like
Nietzsche said, 'Any experience that doesn't
kill you, makes you a better man!"
in Miami, Florida, identifies it as lithe
devotion, actually overdevotion, to
serving clients well. In a small company;
everything becomes very personal
and so you work very hard to keep
clients satisfied. It tires:'
There are, of course, other disad­vantages,
not the least of them being
financial. Paul Donnelly '67, is involved
in several entrepreneurial pursuits
in Caracas, Venezuela. He says he has
experienced several failures as an
independent businessman and has
found that lithe biggest disadvantage
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is the lack of working capital to con­tinue
operations without too much
internal turbulence:' Peter R. Cozzetto
'52, President of C~sco Export, Inc.,
says simply "you have to prepare for
the feast and famine cycle:' According
to John Madison, "One of the biggest
disadvantages is having to secure your
company's business loans through
your personal assets. Commerical
banks make it a practice of requiring,
from the owners of closely held
corporations, continual guarantees:'
For some, the right "timing" mini­mized
some of the disadvantages.
James Kohl 71, President ofETEK
Electronics Corporation, was one who
found the right time critical in his
move. "Timing was very important both
personally, because I was ready to
return to the U.S., and economically,
since the explosive growth of Latin
American high-tech industries was
demanding qualified electronics
exporters in the US'
According to Christy Peake '79,
President of Robot Defense Systems,
Inc., timing is also a crucial factor in
his industry. "Most of the major
defense contractors are only now
developing plans ... By being small,
focused, and pragmatic, we have hard­ware
available where most companies
have only ideas:'
Deal with Disaster
Although all are successful now, that
doesn't mean these Tbirds didn't
struggle and make mistakes along the
way. Surviving the early years for most,
was very, very difficult. After that,
shifts in the economy, and sometimes
changes in the political climate of
the foreign countries in which they
were based, had a serious impact
on operations.
In 1969, for example, George Lee '58,
President of Lee Importers, Ltd., found
"In January 1983, Fujitsu sent
me to Japan to teach them how
to automate their electronic
interconnect operations!! An
American teaching the Japanese
about automation and
electronics!!"
Charles Shields '71
President
Shields Corporation
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PRACTICAL ADVICE FROM THE EXPERTS
On Making Your Move
DO
1. Work for a company in your field of
interest first. Learn, get experience,
and then go out on your own.
2. Assess your own capabilities and
choose a career where you have a
comparative advantage.
3. Find a need and fill it.
4. Consider relocating geographically
to an area which would be more
advantageous.
5. Know your market intimately.
6. Make sure you are well-financed.
7. Cultivate good bank relations from
the beginning.
8. Economize in everything you do.
9. Prepare a detailed business plan
before starting out-yet remain
flexible.
10. Develop long-range goals.
11. If possible, buy an on-gOing
business.
12. If franchised, go with the winner,
not the "second best" name in the
industry.
DON'T
1. Don't go into a business you know
nothing about.
2. Don't approach your enterprise
casually; it takes long hours of hard
work to recognize and seize
opportunities.
3. Don't start without a detailed
business plan.
4. Don't take anyone's word for fact­investigate
for yourself.
5. Don't undercapitalize.
6. Don't abandon or greatly vary your
plan on impulse.
7. Don't underestimate the amount of
work you have to do.
8. Don't be afraid to start small.
9. Don't go into partnership if you can
do it alone.
10. Don't get a fancy office-work from
home if possible.
On Your Day To Day Operations
DO
1. Be organized and disciplined.
2. Exercise daily controls.
3. Know your distribution
channels.
4. Be aware of your own limitations
and compensate for them by hiring
people who are strong in areas
you are not.
5. Hire top caliber people-take more
time hiring than training. Surround
yourself with people "smarter" than
you are.
6. Remember that morale in a small
company is critica1.
7. Get a top flight attorney and a CPA
with a good background in tax
accounting.
DON'T
1. Don't remove yourself from day to
day operations-keep your finger on
the pulse of the operation.
2. Don't ignore diverse challenges and
opportunities-be very flexible.
3. Don't ever compromise on the quali
of product or service.
4. Don't neglect your market research
or your publicity.
5. Don't try to please everyone.
6. Don't ever think you are too good
to sweep out the store.
7. Don't be overconfident-control debt.
On Surviving
DON'T
1. Don't believe most doubters.
2. Don't expect instant success.
3. Don't buck a trend in the economy.
4. Don't get discouraged by setbacks.
5. Don't ever lose faith in yourself.
6. Don't burn yourself out-getting
away for even a few hours can give
you a new perspective.
DO
1. Prepare yourself to work hard from
day one.
2. Employ a tremendous sense
of humor.
3. Take some reasonable risks.
4. Believe in yourself.
Stephen Hall '69, President of Food Marketing
International, Inc., at Boston Harbor toast­ing
the arrival of a large shipment of tea from
England.
himself in dire straits. His company
purchased a building to develop a much
larger undertaking than had been
anticipated. The bank called the loan
and Lee Importers almost went bank­rupt.
According to Lee, the experience
was a terrific learning opportunity.
He took drastic steps. By reducing staff
from thirty to four and closing three
branch offices, the situation turned
around within a year.
Potential disaster struck Peter Cozzetto
in the form of a trumped-up lawsuit
filed against his company in Saudi
"I've seen too many decisions
awarded for fancy footwork in
the ring of the large corporate
executive suite. I prefer a flat­footed
stance in the arena of
individual entrepreneurship,
where only the blows that con­nect
count, wins inspire, and
losses don't embitter.'
Charles Muse '50
President
Intergraphic, Inc.
Arabia for "non-delivery' He was held
in Saudi Arabia for thirty days before
he was permitted to return home
and prepare the company's defense.
They proved their innocence with
nothing more than signed delivery
receipts, but the incident cost them
thousands of dollars.
Ronald PfafJlin 73, Partner in
Phoenix Pacific Incorporated, remem­bers
that the early days for his com­pany
were very tough. "We put up a
certain amount of cash and started
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Gerald Mirkin '47, President of Mirkin
Volkswagen in Hawthorne, California recom­mends
in-depth knowledge and experience
in the industry before doing it alone. After
fourteen years managing a Chevrolet dealer­ship,
Mirkin says when he went out on his
own, "There were no surprises!'
before having all our finances secured.
It made times very hard ... ~' Five years
ago, however, his company won a con­tract
bid to do a traffic control system
for Seoul, Korea, beating out several
other large corporations. Pfafflin's
company is still the only recognized
supplier in that city and, with the
1988 OlympiC games in Seoul, they
expect to be very busy.
You're on Your Own
Nevertheless, when asked if they
would do it all again, the answer is a
resounding "Yes~' If anything, they
would have started earlier. However,
that's not to say they wouldn't do
things differently.
Stephen Hall says he would have
become tougher earlier. "In some ways,
business is war~' Likewise, Charles Muse
says he would "prune out dead wood
in personnel and chop off marginal
operations much more quicklY.' Perhaps
realism has colored some of the
idealism of the early days.
Clearly, experience has seasoned but
not deterred these entrepreneurs. To
some degree, they all share Dennis
Oshiro's philosophy of survival. "I like
to sink or swim on my own merits;'
says Oshiro. "I am not afraid to make
mistakes .... A mistake hurts, but it is
not the end of the world. I do not
expect to win all the time, just most
of the time~'
These Tbird entrepreneurs are doing
just that in big businesses and small
shops, alone or in groups, all over
the world.
Nancy Smith Nebeker
Faculty Member
Publishes
Getting Your Yen's Worlh: How to
Negotiate with japan, Inc. is a new book
by Dr. Robert Moran, Professor of
International Studies, published by Gulf
Publishing Company. The cover of
the book carries a warning, "This is not
just another book about 'inscrutable'
Japanese management. It is a success
formula for going head to head with
America's most competitive trading
partner~'
A reviewer for the Asian wall Street
Journal stated that the book, "while
aimed at Americans, contains tips that
can be helpful for any international
businessman .. .Its practical advice on
how to negotiate effectively in Japan
is extremely valuable.
Dr. Moran's most practical tips appear
in sections concerning 'ground rules'
for and 'secrets' of successful negotia­tion.
These deal with the importance
of personal relationships, the need
to gauge the degree of commitment
expressed by the Japanese to a particular
provision, the extreme cultural dis­similarity
in what each culture perceives
as 'acceptable' behavior and an under­standing
of the vertically structured
interpersonal relationships in Japan:'
Copies of the book may be ordered
through the Thunderbird Bookstore.
The price is $8.95 plus 15 percent for
postage and handling within the U.S.
Foreign orders will differ in cost; please
inquire.
Looking Ahead
The Thunderbird Magazine would
like to do an article about second and
third generation T'birds. We need your
help identifying alumni with more
than one T'bird in their family. If your
mother or father, sister or brother, son
or daughter has also attended
Thunderbird, or if they are currently
enrolled, please contact us. We'd like
to tell your story. Write to Nelda Crowell,
Director of Communications.
TIlUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
I Campus NEWS
James Parkel Elected to
Board of Trustees
During the annual meeting of the
Board of Trustees in October, Mr. James
Parkel, Director of Personnel Services,
ffiM, was elected to the Board.
Mr. Parkel joined ffiM in 1962 as a
junior engineer after graduating from
the University of Denver with a B.S. in
electrical engineering. After working in
process control development, he was
transferred to marketing as a sales
engineer. He began his personnel
career in 1966 and in December 1974,
was promoted to corporate director of
management development planning.
The following year he joined the ffiM
Americas/Far East Corporation in
international personnel where he held
the position of director of personnel,
from July 1977 to April 1981. He was
then named ffiM director of employment
and recruiting until July 1982 when he
was appOinted to his present position.
Other actions taken by the Board
included approval of the changes in
degree requirements recommended by
the faculty for the World Business and
Modern Language departments effective
Fall 1985, and approval of the
Thunderbird Alumni Association, Inc.,
as the exclusive organization to repre­sent
Thunderbird alumni.
Keeping in Touch
Every day the Alumni Relations Office
helps keep the Thunderbird Network
alive and well by putting Tbirds in
touch with one another. The office
handles dozens of inquiries daily and
needs your assistance in order to serve
you more efficiently and effectively. We
ask that you use your identification
number when you write or call campus.
Your identification number is found in
the upper left-hand corner of the labels
on all mail addressed to you from
School. The Alumni Relations Office
appreCiates your cooperation and looks
forward to hearing from you!
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
James G. Parke) John F. Burlingame
Journal Invites
Manuscripts
The editorial staff of the Journal of
Language for International Business
invites Thunderbird alumni to submit
manuscripts for consideration. Although
most articles are in English, the journal
also accepts articles in Arabic, Chinese,
French, German, Japanese, Portuguese,
and Spanish. Articles should relate
some aspect of language, culture, or
area studies to international business.
The journal also seeks advertisers
and subscribers. Subscriptions are $15
for indiViduals, $25 for libraries and
institutions, and $35 for subscribers
outside the United States. Manuscripts
as well as subscription and advertise­ment
inquiries should be addressed to:
Jorge H. Valdivieso, Editor
The Journal of Language for
International Business
Department of Modern Languages
American Graduate School of
International Management
Glendale, Arizona 85306
IBW
Thunderbird International Business
Women (ffiW) announces publication
of the 3rd edition of Connections in
February 1985. Connections, a directory
of the growing international profes­sional
network ofThunderbird women,
is expanding. This latest edition
includes almost 300 new additions and
updates. For more information contact:
ffiW; c/o Alumni Relations Office.
International Executive
of the Year
John E Burlingame, Vice Chairman
and Executive Officer of General Electric
Company, was honored in October as
the 1984 International Executive of the
Year. The annual award recognizes an
executive who has fostered inter­national
understanding through effective
business management on a global
scale. Burlingame is the ninth recipient
of the School's award.
Mr. Burlingame, who holds a degree
in physics, began his General Electric
career in the company's aerospace
business after serving as an officer in
the U.S. Navy during World War II.
Selected a vice president in 1969, he
became a senior vice preSident and
executive in charge of the international
sector in 1977. In 1979, he was elected
a vice chairman and in 1983, Mr.
Burlingame became vice preSident and
group executive of the International
and Canadian Group.
In Memory
John Steven Kelly, Professor Emeritus
of the Department of International
Studies, died on November 26, 1984.
Dr. Kelly taught at Thunderbird from
1963 to 1980 when he retired and was
chosen Professor Emeritus.
Dr. Kelly introduced courses on
Western Europe, and International
Relations Theory and Policy Making
into the Department of International
Studies curriculum and is the father of
the present U.S. Foreign Policy course.
Dr. Kelly served as Chairman of the
International Studies Department in
1968 and for seven years served as
preSident of the Thunderbird Chapter
of the American Association of Un i­versity
Professors (AAUP).
A Memorial Fund has been estab­lished
to assist veterans in purchasing
materials for classes. Checks may be
made payable to the John Kelly
Memorial Fund.
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Faculty and
Administrators
Associate Professor Clifford Call was
appointed Director of the Executive
Language Program, formerly known as
the Keyman Program. He replaced
Larry Finney who resigned from the
position July 1,1984.
Nelda Crowell, Director of
Communications, chaired a seminar on
public relations for the American
Assembly of Collegiate Schools of
Business in Chicago.
Dr. John Frankenstein, Assistant
Professor of International Studies,
attended the annual meeting of the
International Studies Association Section
of Military Studies in October, held at
the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado
Springs. He participated in two panels,
one discussing defense industrialization
in developing countries, and the other
discussing recent developments in the
People's Republic of China.
Dr. Marshall GeerVice President for
Academic Affairs, was appointed to a
four-year term as a commissioner-at­large
for the Commission on Institutions
of Higher Education of the North
Central Association of Colleges and
Schools.
Dr. Geer and Dr. Dennis Guthery,
Professor of Marketing, attended the
1984 Business Association for Latin
American Studies Annual Conference
held at Seeley Lake, Montana. Both
participated as members of a panel
discussing business ethics in Latin
America. Dr. Guthery also served as the
marketing track chairperson.
Assistant Professor Bahia Gulick
chaired a panel on "Language and
Linguistics" for the annual meeting of
the Middle East Studies Association of
North America and the Professors of
Arabic Language.
Dr. Duane Hall, Professor of World
Business, was a featured speaker at the
International Education Resource
Conference held in Los Angeles.
William King, Professor of Modern
Languages, was elected to the Exec­utive
Committee of the National Council
of Teachers of English.
Dr. Issa Peters, Professor of Arabic
and Middle Eastern Studies, attended
the Middle East Institute Conference
held in Washington, D.C. He also
presented a paper entitled "Saudi
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Allen Wallis, Undersecretary of State for
Economic Affairs, spoke on campus in October.
Arabian Women's Participation in the
Banking Industry" to the International
Studies Association, Western Region, at
the University of Denver.
Dr. Robert Ramsey, Professor of
English as a Second Language,
administered the University of
Michigan Examination for Certificate
of Proficiency in English on campus.
Twenty-three candidates sat for
the exam.
Elza White, Professor of French, was
the reCipient of the first sabbatical
leave ever offered by Thunderbird. She
spent one week at the Njenrode
Institute in Amsterdam and then
continued on to France to study French
technical and business terminology at
the College International at
Castelnaurady:
President William Voris delivered the
keynote address at the regional meeting
of the National Association of Foreign
Student Advisors at the University of
Arizona. His speech was entitled "The
Age of Interdependence~' Represen­tatives
of some 100 southwestern
universities and colleges attended.
Homecoming
The tenth annual Balloon Race was the
focus of alumni Homecoming activi­ties
in November. Nearly 140 alumni and
spouses gathered on the campus for
the International Dinner and Auction
and the annual Alumni Homecoming
Barbecue. Next year's All-Alumni
Homecoming will also be held during
the Balloon Race Weekend, November
9-10. Plan now to attend.
25th Reunion for the
Class of 1960
A special 25th Reunion for the Class
of 1960 will be held on May 16 and 17,
1985. The reunion festivities will
coincide with Spring Commencement
and we hope you will contact your
classmates now and plan to attend.
Several members of the class are
helping to organize the event. Please
feel free to contact one of the follOWing
alumni or the Alumni Relations Office
for more information about the reunion:
Stu Coit at his home in Scottsdale,
AZ (602) 947-5890; Bill Johnson at his
office in San Antonio, TX (512) 344-0692;
or Chuck Gist at his home in Danville,
CA (415) 838-8232.
In addition to reunion plans, several
members of the Class of '60 have
organized to consider the possibility
of a special fundraising project for
the class, which would result in a gift
oflasting value to the School. Bill
Johnson,Jerry Holmes, Paul Reiss and
Mike Santellanes are spearheading
the project and would greatly appreci­ate
your thoughts and assistance.
Contact the Alumni Relations Office
at (602) 978-7135 if you would like
to get involved.
We look forward to seeing you in May!
Berger Erickson, Thunderbird's Executive Vice
President, greets Arthur L Peterson and his
wife, Connie. Peterson was President of
Thunderbird from 1964 to 1968 and was
recently made President of Lebanon Valley
College in Annville, PA.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
Delta Phi Epsilon
Delta Phi Epsilon, the National
Foreign Service International Society, is
seeking to reactivate the Lambda
Chapter at Thunderbird. The society is
a professional foreign service orga­nization,
composed of men and women
dedicated to an overseas career in
diplomacy; foreign trade, international
banking, and similar professions. The
Lambda Chapter was established on
campus in 1949 and remained active
until the late 1970s.
Martha 1. Snyder, former Alumni
Secretary at Thunderbird, is in charge
of the reorganization effort. She can
be reached at: 6050 North 21 st Ave. #B,
Phoenix, AZ 95015; telephone: (602)
249-0229.
William Voris, President of Thunderbird, and
John Reed, CEO of Citibank, examine the
World Clock presented to Citibank for having
donated more than a quarter of a million
dollars to Thunderbird. The presentation was
made at Citibank headquarters in New York.
The clock, which was specially made for the
School by the Franklin Mint, tells the time
in major cities around the world.
European Business
School Exchange
Nineteen German students enrolled
during the Fall Semester under the fIrst
semester-long exchange program
between Thunderbird and the Euro­pean
Business School in West Germany.
An equal number ofT'birds will be
attending the European Business School
in the spring. During the 1984 Euro­pea.
n summer program, 43 students
from Thunderbird attended a three
week course at the European Business
School and then went on to attend
classes in F~ance and Belgium.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
The International
Executive journal
Negotiations have been completed
for Thunderbird to assume publication
of The International Executive, a
bibliographical journal formerly
published by Dr. John Fayerweather of
Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. Dr.
Dennis Guthery, Department of World
Business, will serve as the journal's
editor. Nelda Crowell, Director of
Communications, will coordinate pro­duction
and a committee headed by
Dr. Marshall Geer, Vice President for
Academic Affairs, will oversee the
publication. The fIrst issue is expected
to be published this spring.
World Affairs
Conference
The sixth annual World Affairs
Conference was held on November 1 at
the Thunderbird Activity Center. The
conference, organized entirely by stu­dents,
covered a timely and complex
topiC, "Transborder Data Flow: Revolu­tionizing
World Trade~' More than 500
students and guests attended throughout
the day.
Alumni Association
The steering committee of the
Thunderbird Alumni Association met
on October 11 and agreed on the
Articles of Incorporation to establish
the formal Alumni Association. Elected
to serve as the association's executive
offIcers were: Charles Stockholm '56,
preSident; Daniel Witcher '50, fIrst vice
preSident; Larry Mellinger '68, vice
preSident; Thomas Peterson '77, vice
preSident; William Johnson '60, vice
president; Douglas Quelland '72, trea­surer;
and Wayne Pulver '70/'78, sec­retary
and executive director. The
members of the fIrst Alumni Associa­tion
Board of Directors are: Jeri Towner
'78, Susan Stevens '73, Roger Voegele
'78, Eric Denniston '80,John Cook '79,
Sherman Olson '50, Stephen Hall '69,
Charles Muse '50,James Echle '72,
Allen Brenteson '60, and Alfred
Jankus '47.
Reunion Rejoicing
As this issue of the Thunderbird
Magazine goes to press, the classes of
1959 and 1954 are completing the
celebration of their 25-year and 30-year
reunions. It has been two days of high
emotion, gala activity, and lump-in­your-
throat sentimentality with a whole
lot of old-fashioned fun thrown in.
Many alumni, of course, had family
or business commitments that pre­vented
them from partiCipating. Never­theless,
the Spring issue of the Thun­derbird
Magazine will feature the
whereabouts of the alumni in those
reunion classes and photos of the
reunion activities.
Joseph M. Klein '47, President ofPluess­Staufer
Industries, Inc. and Chairman of
Thunderbird's Board of Trustees, met T'bird
Tim McGuire '82, at the Great Wall of China
during Klein's visit to Asia last October. Tim
is teaching at the University of International
Business and Economics in Beijing.
Gayle Roessl Memorial
Scholarship Awarded
Richard Groves '85, was awarded the
fIrst scholarship from the Gayle Roessl
Memorial Scholarship fund. Recipients
are selected by faculty members
representing each department, in
recognition of superior academic
performance and fInancial need.
The memorial scholarship fund
honOring Gayle Roessl '82, a Thunderbird
who died of cancer in 1982, was
established by her husband Ian
MCCluskey '82 and many of her friends.
Inquiries about the fund should be
directed to Bobbie Boyd, Coordinator
of Development Services.
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I ThunderbirdNEl'WORK
Buenos Aires
Tbirds have organized a monthly
luncheon on the last working Friday of the
month at 12 :30 p.m. at the Downtown
Matias Pub, San Martin 979. No reservation
is required and all visiting Tbirds are
welcome. Frequently; prominent guest
speakers join them to address the current
situation in Argentina. Contact Patricio
Seidel at 34-3862/4276 or 798-4017.
Chicago
Fifty-five Tbirds met for a Mexican
dinner at the Dos Gringos Restaurant on
September 27. Participants took the oppor­tunity
to view and discuss the Chicago
Chapter's constitution and bylaws. The
chapter plans to enhance their network
through regular ethnic dinner meetings.
First Tuesdays are held at the Midland
Hotel Tickertape Lounge at 5:30 p.m. For
more information, please contact Gary A.
Northrup '80 at his office (312) 828-5329,
or at home, (312) 663-0549.
Dallas/Ft. Worth
Melody Ball '79, Chapter President,
organized a September dinner cruise on
Lake Ray Hubbard. Participants enjoyed
a barbeque buffet and live music aboard the
Texas Queen, a paddlewheel steamboat.
Questions about upcoming activities should
be directed to Dave Trott '74, Chapter
Secretary; at his home (214) 691-5857.
Denver
Area Tbirds met at the Gasthouse
Ridgeview on September 27. Wayne Pulver
'711'78, director of Alumni Relations, was
in town to discuss school activities, includ­ing
the formation of the official Thunderbird
Alumni Association. Please contact Halina
Bojarski '81 of Boulder at home (303)
442-3072 or at her office (303) 431-9400.
Houston
The Associated Thunderbirds of Houston
continue to celebrate First Tuesdays at
the Black Swan at Inn on the Park. Happy
hour begins at 5:30 p.m. On October 23,
they enjoyed oompah bands and beer at the
Bavarian Gardens & Restaurant where
they celebrated Oktoberfest. The Houston
chapter has formalized the Thunderbird
Network to enlarge and strengthen Tbird
presence in the Houston business com­munity.
The Contacts Network facilitates
the development of business relationships.
The Job Referral Network assists Tbirds
in locating contract work or in finding
new employment. Michael Gable '81 is avail­able
for questions and comments at his
home: (713) 861-7198.
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Los Angeles
Local Tbirds organized a happy hour
atJirn Dale's ('73) Villanova Restaurant
to honor Thunderbird faculty and adminis­trators
attending the International Educa­tion
Resource Conference in September.
The Southern California Chapter of the
Thunderbird Alumni Association also
organized a Pacific Rim Marketing Con­ference,
held on September 26 at the New
Otani Hotel. Dr. Robert Moran, Professor
of International Studies, was the featured
luncheon speaker and guest at a post con­ference
reception catered by Greg Hansen
'78. Those interested in learning more
about chapter activities should contact
President Ed Jusino '77, at his office (213)
614-5319, or home (213) 821-5440.
Miami
Miami Tbirds practiced using their
chopsticks when they met for a Japanese
dinner at the Sasaki Restaurant in Coral
Gables on October 17. Paul Simon '70 and
Gail Gogin '78, coordinated the event.
December's First Tuesday was held atJP.s
by the Bay; Coconut Grove Exhibition
Center. Please contact Paul Simons '70 at
his office (305) 443-4886, for information
about upcoming events.
New England
Nearly 30 New England Tbirds and
friends retired to Sugarloaf Mountain in
Carrabasset, Maine, to take in the delights
of fall foliage at the Five Year Anniversary
party in October. Thanks to Chris Kroos '76
who arranged lodging at the mountainside
resort. In December, Fred Cefalo '83 and
wife, Jill, opened their home for the annual
Christmas party and asked all would-be
party goers to dress in green or red. Already
on the docket for '85 is a Winter Weekend
Getaway; tentatively scheduled for February
or March. First Tuesdays are still held
at Foreign Affairs, State Street, Boston,
at 5:30 p.m.
New York
More than 150 New York alumni gathered
at the Lowes Summit Hotel on September 25
to visit with President Voris; Berger Erickson,
Executive Vice PreSident; Tom Bria, Director
of External Affairs; Randy Schilling, Director
of Corporate Relations; and Nelda Crowell,
Director of Communications. New Yorkers
welcomed the opportunity for a firsthand
update on Thunderbird. On December 7,
Tbirds and guests frolicked at the Intar
Theatre. Billed as "Winter Follies Off
Broadway", the affair featured an open bar,
WouterVan Tiel '83 and Cathy Waterman
'82 enjoy New York reception for visiting
Thunderbird administrators.
Said Masoud '82 (L) and Dirk deYoung '82 (R)
ran into each other at the Churchill Hotel in
Nicosia, Cyprus. Said was on vacation from
his position as credit officer with the
Commercial Bank of Dubai. Dirk, employed
by the Wacker Corporation in Milwaukee,
was on a business trip, visiting Cyprus
Waterworks Co.
dinner buffet, art gallery exhibit, and disco
danCing. Manuel Bramao '79 and Rita
Previtali '83 coordinated the event. Ques­tions
about future activities may be directed
to Rita at her office (212) 826-0250, or at
home (201) 646-0937.
Oslo
The Norwegian chapter of the Thunder­bird
Alumni Association of Europe sends
their greetings to Tbird friends around
the world. Jan Blichfeldt '82 wrote to
tell us that they gather at "Stortorvets
Gjestgiveri", the Oslo version of "The Pub~'
To find out more about these gatherings,
call Jan at home 121649, or office 337009.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
Carol Hazelett, Director of Career Services,
meets T'birds at the 36th Virginia Conference
on World Trade in Norfolk (left to right) Tom
Wong '73, Carol Hazele~, Robert Amsler '82,
Donald Cascini '83, Aubrey Walden '83, and
George Hiller '72.
T'birds gather in Riyadh
(left to right) Cliff Foster
'77, Julio de Quesada,
Mette Foster (sitting),
Steve Gross '80, Kadry
Britain '80, Pierre Nys '71,
Tony Hassiotas '77, Roger
Voegele '78, guest, and
Steve Linney '76.
Thunderbird Rugby
The Rugby Club is planning to write
a newsletter every semester relaying club
news. If you would like to receive the
newsletter, please send your name and
address to:
Rugby Club Box
c/oASLC
Thunderbird Campus
Glendale, AZ 85306
The club finished the 1983-84 season
I 1-2-1. They began the current season
with 4 wins.
------~--~--~~~~ Greetings from Oslo (left to right,
front row) Sigurd Knutzon '81,
guest, Anatha Meghanian, Velaug
Bollingmo '82, Per Nicolaisen '83,
Jan Blichfeldt '82, (back row)
Petter Qvam '83, Helge Tryti '84,
Ragnar Wollan '83, Pal Mitlid '82,
Thor Harald Mj~en '69, and Knut
Haukeb~ '80.
Philadelphia
First Tuesday meetings have moved
to O'Brien's Pub, downstairs at the Bellevue­Stratford
Hotel in Philadelphia. The chapter
held a reception on September 24 at the
Engineers Club in honor of visiting
Thunderbird administrators. On October 18,
the chapter hosted Ambassador William
Middendorf, U.S. Ambassador to the Organi­zation
of American States, who spoke on
the current political and economic situation
in Latin America. In December, Chapter
President Phil Auerbach '81, hosted a
Christmas party in his home serving spe­cialties
from local gourmet shops.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
Phoenix
More than 40 Phoenix Tbirds gathered
at La Fontanella for an Italian feast on
September 7. joining the festivities was
Eric Denniston '80, former president of the
Chicago chapter, and present member of the
board of directors of the newly formed
Thunderbird Alumni Association. Frank
Smith '78, is serving as the club's liaison
between Phoenix alumni and students. First
Tuesdays are held regularly at John Scott's
Ore House, and visiting alumni are welcome.
For more information, call the Alumni
Relations office: (602) 978-7135.
Portland
By popular request, Portland Tbirds are
meeting regularly for a First Tuesday happy
hour at the Rusty Pelican Restaurant
beginning at 5:30 p.m. Please contact
Suelynn Weeks '83 at her office with your
questions or suggestions, (503) 220-2225.
San Francisco Bay Area
Bay area Tbirds enjoyed Cuban cuisine
at jose's in Palo Alto during their September
"Roving Dinner~' October'S dinner featured
Ethiopian fare at the Blue Nile in Berkeley.
November saw the "Roving Dinner" crowd
return to Los Altos for goulash, potato
dumplings and stuffed cabbage at Eugene's.
Attendance at the First Tuesday meetings
has tripled in the past year, making Barnaby's
downstairs low1ge Embarcadero # 1 a hot
spot for bay area Tbirds. Those seeking
directions should contact Maryann Soo '81
at home (415) 531-7177, or at work
(408) 947-3444.
Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo Thunderbirds met on Septem­ber
13 to reminisce about Thunderbird
days and contribute to Thunderbird's
International Auction. Susan Jones and
Mark Abrams '76 organized the event which
was attended by more than forty Tbirds
and friends.
Saudi Arabia
Tbirds in Riyadh enjoyed a get-together
at the home of Cliff Foster '77 in August.
Newcomers to the area should contact
Roger Voegele '78 at work for information
about upcoming events: 465-5378 or
464-2068.
Seattle
Susan D. Arnold Guidry '77 and Gerry
Esterbrook '77 organized a Thunderbird
alumni reception held at the Top 0' the Pier
in downtown Seattle on October 18. Ques­tions
about upcoming events should be
directed to Susan at home (206) 333-6486,
or at work (206) 453-4938, or to Gerry
at home (206) 282-6395.
Washington D.C.
The Washington D.C. chapter sponsored
a dinner featuring Mr. Roger Sullivan,
Executive Vice President of the National
Council for U.S.-China Trade, as guest
speaker. The October 29 event took place
at the Old Ebbitts Grill, where Mr. Sullivan
spoke on "U.S.-China Commercial Relations
Opportunities and Limitations~' On
December 8, early Christmas cheer was
abundant at the chapter's yuletide party
hosted by jeremy Keller '79 and his wife
Guiliann. First Tuesday gatherings continue
each month at 6:30 p.m. at Old Ebbitts
Grill. Information about future events can
be obtained from Marcus Schaefer '82 at
(703) 941-1846, or Brian Marshall (202)
293-5580 after 6:30 p.m.
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James R. Corley 5996 E. Nichols Ln. Antonio R. Vidal c/o McDennan and Company Mayaguez. PR 00708
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c/o Interlace International
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KACummings BRAZIL FED. REP. OF GERMANY (0) 58-3538 Caroline S. Ufaeyen Roger N. Voegele
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Fed. Rep. of Germany
Jakarta, Indonesia (0) 464-2068
(H)(061) 167-0163
George L. Hiller (H) 259-9629 (0)(061) 172-7941 (H)73-6074 NORWAY
c/o United Virginia Bank (0) 37-810-1265 Hans W. Jany
(0)5 1-3134 Christian Falck-Pedersen SINGAPORE
919 E. Main Sf. Roberto Bumagny Nobelsgt 1 Michael M. Brooks
Richmond. VA23219 Caixa Postal 30618
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(H) (804) 288-1557 Sao Paulo 01144, Brazil
0 -7035 Waldenbuch
Simon Hakim (0) 212-4633 Singapore Rubber House
(0) (804) 782-5219 Fed. Rep. of Germany
Phillip R. Cabrera (H) (490) 715-7474 PO. Box 1348 Jan A. Strangel Collyer Ouay #06-01
Judy S. Purze c/o Harris Trust & Savings Bank Ralph C. Johnson
Ramat Hasharson. Israel Aasterudvn 16A Singapore 0104 , Singapore
2302 Mainmast Ct. Avenida Paulista c/o Data System Designs GmbH
(H) 034-85447 N- t 344 Haslum, Norway Marvin A. Maddox
Richmond, VA 23229 1274-Conjunto 1201 (0) 032-589-128 (H) 025-32526 c/o Business International Corp
(H)(804) 747-1630 Sao Paulo, Brazil Arabellastr. 21 (0) 025-96105 130 Watten Estate Rd. (0) (804) 261-2143 0-8000 Muenchen 81 (H) 283-3465 Fed. Rep. of Ge'rmany ITALY Singapore 11 28, Singapore
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Mitchell K. McMurry Av. Sernambetiba 3400 BI. 5 An Der Eiskaut 46 Foro Buonaparte 16 c/o Technical Trading Co. Podium Block
7362 Woodlawn Ave .. NE Apt. 1803 0 -6390 Usingen/TS 1-20121 Milano, Italy P.O. Box 4693 Ming Court Hotel
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(H)(206) 525-6431 Rio de Janeiro 22600, Brazil (H)(060) 811 -4245 Niels J. Lindeskov (H)70-4115 (H) 235-1920
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WEST VIRGINIA (0) 342-7000 Axel Mees Fireneze
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Huntington, WV 25706 Leblon Fed. Rep. of Germany (0) 830-9844 c/o Bankers Equity Ltd. Espinos 6/2
(H)(304) 525-2166 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (H) (089) 918-337 Gianni Torti Dr. Ziauddin Ahmed Rd. Aravaca
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(0) 292-2140
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WYOMING 10 Winterstrasse (H) 024-3 1103
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6034 Osage Ave. Bruno J. Cornelio Fed. Rep_ of Germany Michael C. Pierce Bernhard G.F. Edgar
Cheyenne, WY 82001 c/o Bank of America (H)(081) 417-2462 IVORY COAST PO. Box 605 Oberhasl13
(H) (307) 635-0696 Suri Building, Jalan Tutong (0) (089) 80-960 Kenneth A. Erickson Balboa, Panama Saint Niklausen
(0)(307) 777-7285 PO. Box 12280 c/o African Development Bank (H) 522-557 CH-6005 Lucerne, SWitzerland
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei FRANCE 01 B.P V316 (0) 522-3299 (0) 041 -442-466
ARGENTINA (0) 26-780 Susan L. Duval Abidjan 0 I , Ivory Coast Craig W MacDonald
Robert B. Ga rrison 36 Rue de la RepubliQue (H) 414-793 PARAGUAY t 2, Chemin de Muguets
c/o Cigna Inti. CANADA F-92190 Meudon, France (0) 320-711 Ext. 3596 John P. Zavala CH-1234 Vessy, Switzerland
Maipu 757 Ian C. McCluskey (H) 626-8638 Casilla de Correa 435 (H) 022-840-982
Buenos Aires 1006, Argentina 511 Cooper St .. #2 (0) 500-6717 JAPAN AsunCion, Paraguay (0) 022-206-222
(0) 393-7676 Onawa, ON, Canada K 1 R 5J 1 Peter J. Jucht Terence M. Esmay (H) 22 1-62
Carlos P Seidel (H)(613) 234-1604 11 Bis Rue Poniatowski Meitsu-Dailey 1-1 (0) 501-574 TAIWAN
San Martin 140-Piso 18 (0)(613) 237-2570 F-78600 Maisons Lafiene, France Nishi-Shimbashi Minato-Ku John F. Brandenburg
Buenos Aires 1004. Argentina Gilles J. Rancourt (H) 396-25915 Tokyo 105, Japan PHILIPPINES # 12 Lane Co. Hsin-An Rd.
(H) 343-862 c/o Champion Road Machinery (0) 303-38512 (0) 034-4 18-980 Bruce/ Marcia Crumley Shih-Llin
(0) 344-276 P.O. Box 340 David B. McCracken Takaaki Tanaka c/o FMC Corp. Taipei. Taiwan
AUSTRALIA Goderich, ON, Canada N7 A 4C8 50 Ave. Bosquet 3-16-10-408 Shiroganedai Industrial Chemical Group (H) 028-612-072
Michael J. Schoettler
(H)(519) 524-7870 F-75007 Paris, France Minato-Ku PO. Box 7080 ADC MIA (0) 025-813-314
10/145 Grand Parade
(0)(519) 524-2601 (H) 556-1437 Tokyo 108. Japan Manila. Philippines Lillian L. Tung
Monterey NSW 2217, Australia J. Wright Witcher (0) 334-3034 (0)8 17-5546 45H Floor 32
Robert L. Schroeder 40 Walkerton Dr. Jerome J. Petin JORDAN Alley 3 Lane 929
c/o ARMCO (Australia) Pty. Ltd. Markham, ON, Canada L3P 1 H8 63 Rue de Varenne Mohammad Anwar Abdelrahman SAUDI ARABIA Min Sheng East Road
P.O. Box 2
(H)( 416) 471 -1314 F-75007 Paris, France c/o Jordan Kuwait Bank Gary E. Adams Taipei, Taiwan
Sutherland NSW 2232, Australia
(0)(416) 291-9101 (H) 705-4352 Head Office c/o Royal Commission for Jubail
(H) 525-2517 (0) 505-1307 PO. Box 9776 UCA/A&A THAILAND
(0) 521-2711 CHILE Amman, Jordan Bldg. 07-043 Thermchai Phinyawatana
Max Krauss-Droguett GREECE KENYA Jubail, Saudi Arabia c/o Yipintsol Finance Ltd
AUSTRIA c/o Triumph International Denis Gavanas Kiagu Kamiru
(H)341 -7428 475 Sri Ayudhya Rd.
Thomas J. Brennan Avenida Santa Maria 1926 c/o $anvag Assoc. GP PO. Box 67313
(0) 341 -6532 Phayathai
c/o American Soybean Assoc. Santiago, Chile Int'! Mgmt Consultants Nairobi, Kenya Eugene H. Castle Bangkok 4, Thailand
Gatterburggasse 18/2/3
(0)74-454 PO. Box 11022 (H) 33-7037 U.S. Army Project OHice (0) 245-340- t 2
A-1190 Wien Athens 10310, Greece Mustafa Mamujee
Riyadh , Saudi Arabia James P. Rooney
Austria COSTA RICA (H) 017-239-635 c/o Mamujee Bros.
APO New York, NY 09038 c/o J.P Rooney & Associates
(H) 31 -72 19 James Dahlstrom (0) 017-239-628 PO. Box 90600
(H) 464-6156 PO. Box 11 -1238
(0)37-4 118 c/o Super Servicico Mombasa, Kenya
(0) 464-6 156 Ext. 129 Bangkok, Thailand
Apartado Postal 992 GUATEMALA (0) 31-6754 Michael F. Chahine (H) 234-3031
BAHAMAS San Jose, Costa Rica Juan F. Forster Gertrude S. Muloli Kopiyo
c/o Saudi American Bank (0) 251 -2323
(H)28-1417 PO. Box 180, Dhahran Airport
Suzanne J. Black (0) 22-5544
c/o Guatemala Project Dev. Center PO. Box 70446 Dhahran. Saudi Arabia TUNISIA P.O. Box N 82 4 Ave. 2-45. Zone 9 Nairobi, Kenya
Nassau, Bahamas James C. Stanley Guatemala City, Guatemala (H) 50-0459 Harry A. Cockrell Scott K. Johnson
(H)(809) 326-4271 Apartado Postal 5181 (H) 64-616 (0) 33-6014 PO. Box 22216 Apt. 8-Zmmeuble Morjane II
(0) (809) 322-8992 San Jose 1000, Costa Rica (0)64-616 Riyadh , Saudi Arabia Cite Mahrajane
(H) 28-0645 LIBERIA
(0) 478-4223 Tunis, Tunisia
BAHRAIN (0) 29-0111 HONG KONG William P Merriam Stephen C. Gross
John L. House Bill Tak-Ming Ling c/o Intrusco Corp. c/o Texaco Saudi Inc. TURKEY
c/o Kuwait Asia Bank ECUADOR c/o CCAA Int'! Ltd. PO. Box 292 PO. Box 5572 Murat A. liter
PO. Box 20501 Roberl C. Fraser 10th FI, OTB Bldg . Monrovia, Liberia Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Farabi Sokak No. 3/5
Manama. Bahrain c/o American Embassy-Quito 259-265 Des Voeux Rd .. C (0) 22-3477 (H) 465-8177 Cankaya
(H) 23-0755 APO Miami, FL 34039 Hong Kong, Hong Kong (0) 966-1464-1992 Ankara , Turkey
(0) 27-2595 (0) (202) 337-6620 (H) 524-2320 MEXICO (H) 135-737- 15
Joseph/Arlette Miller (0) 541 -2091 Craig J. Dudley
Box 25029 C. Greg Wadas c/o Conery Interam .. SA de C. V. VENEZUELA
Awali, Bahrain c/o Trade Media Ltd. Prado Sur 240 Suzy A. Sagy Kulcsar
(H) 75-4960 PO_ Box K-1786 Col. Lomas de Chapultepec Apartado Postal 501228
Kowloon, Hong Kong Ciudad Mexico 11000, D.F., Mexico Caracas 1 050-A. Venezuela
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '841'85
(H) 531-9928
(0) 540-0642 13
Master ofIntemational Management degrees were granted
to 386 students from 41 states and 43 countries during commence­ment
ceremonies in December.
Commencement
DECEMBER 1984
Barry M. Goldwater, u.s. Senator from Arizona,
addresses Thunderbird graduates after
receiving an honorary Doctor ofIntemational
Law degree from the School. Senator Gold­water
has been a member of the Thunderbird
Board of Trustees since 1949 and an active
supporter of the School.
J. Phillip Samper '61 addresses the graduating
class after receiving the Distinguished
Alumnus Award. As a student, he received the
Barton Kyle Yount Award. He is Executive
Vice President and General Manager,
Photographic and Information Management
Division, Eastman Kodak Company.
Professors John Frankenstein, Bahia Gulick, Robert Tancer, and Dennis
Guthery join the commencement procession. This was the first commencement
in which members of the faculty wore academic regalia for the ceremony.
Tamara Gooden received the Barton Kyle Yount Award
as the student who most closely exemplifies the ideas of
the School's founder.
14 THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
I Alumni UPDATE
Africa/Middle East
Classes of
'50 - '59
Elaine Rice '50, is in the Peace Corps in Togo working
with Togolese teachers of English. She writes "tell
alumni or students to feel free to visit and stay at my
house~' She can be reached through Friends ofTogo,
Durham, NC.
Harry j. Petrequin,jr. '54, is deputy director for
USAID in Rabat, Morocco. He has been with USAID
since 1955.
Classes of
'60 - '69
Gerald H. Kangas '60, recently became assistant .
general manager with National Bank of Bahrain in
Manama, Bahrain.
William L. Nystrom '60, is travel manager with
Kassem Darwish Fakhroom & Sons in Doha, Qatar.
jim Benson '62, i an agricu ltural attache with the
American Embassy in Abidjan.
David R. Ansell '68, is regional director, West Africa,
with Citibank, N.A. in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
David M. Hunt, Ph.D. '68, is an associate professor
of management at Miami University. He was recently
awarded a Fulbright Professorship from the Council
for International Exchange of Scholars and is teach­ing
at the University of Nairobi in Kenya during the
1984-85 academic year.
Classes of
'70 - '79
Ochieng G. Mbeo '74, is the owner and director of
Olago Pharmaceutical and Boutique in Nairobi. He is
interested in negotiating with anyone dealing in
Kenyan handicrafts.
Robe rt G. Young '74, is a regional consultant with
Otis Engineering Corporation in Dubai, UA.E.
Arif Hafiz '75, is the general manager with Technical
Trading Company, L.L.c. in Ruwi, Oman.
George A. Abreu '78, is general manager of Namma
Cargo Services Co. Ltd. in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Ali Lazrak '78, is general manager with Mimar, a
manufacturer of wood products in Morocco.
DeanJ. Storm '78, is with the Department of State in
Baghdad as second secretary of the US. interests
section.
Conrad Eilts '79, is vice president, Saudi Arabia/
Kuwait, with Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A., in Bahrain.
Andrew Snow '79, is a deputy representative with
Manufacturers Hanover in Abidjan.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
Classes of
'80 - '84
Robert Niels Marquardt '80, is with the US. Embassy
in Brazzaville, the capi tal of the Congo.
Gertrude S. Muloli Kopiyo '80, is marketing
manager with Computer Consultants Ltd, in Nairobi.
She had a baby, Tamara Shiumila, on November 13,
1983.
Ahui Amoikan '81, is a credit analyst with Chase
Manhattan Bank in Abidjan.
Rick Trammel '8 1, is with Lockheed Aircrati
International in Taif, Saudi Arabia.
Bob Lloyd Gramley '82, has been living in Saudia
Arabia for 2 years. Most recently he has been with
AI-Sanie Trading & Contracting Company in Riyadh.
Leila E Massoud '82, is a data processor with Ford
Aerospace & Communications International, Inc. in
Cairo.
David M. Olsen '82, is married to Diane Amir Rizk
'82. He is an account executive with Baki Advertising
and is heading up a new office inJeddah along with
Stefan K. Hildt '81.
Bosson Kassi '83, is living in Abidjan.
Adel Labib '83, is sales manager with Almana
Computer Services, an IBM agent in Qatar.
Basil S. Holobetz '84, was transferred from Royal
Forwarding Services in Long Beach, CA to Namma
Cargo Services, an affiliate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Sulaiman Mohebi '84, is living in Dubai, UA.E.
ASia/Pacific
Classes of
'60-'69
Forrest A. Brinkerhoff'60, is manager and part
owner ofRDM Scientific Equipment in New South
Wales, Australia. He is also a marketing teacher at
Sydney Tech.
j ames D. Black '6 1, is president and general
manager of Squibb Philippines in Manila.
Stephen T. Myracle '62, is managing director with
The American Malaysian Insurance Company in
Kuala Lumpur.
Robert Carlson '67, is living in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Robert G. Smith '67, is resident vice president with
AFIA Worldwide Insurance in Singapore.
Robert "Bo" J. Keams, III '69, was recently
appointed preSident-director with Manufacturers
Hanover Leasing Indonesia in Jakarta.
Robert W.J. Nimmo '69, is vice preSident with
Citibank, N.A. in Melbourne, Australia.
Classes of
'70 - '79
Libby G. Ginnetti '70, is assistant vice president with
American International Group in Hong Kong.
John C. Howell 73 Michael j. O'Shea 73
john Muncy '70, has moved to Hong Kong from
Old Greenwich, CT.
Gert U. Range '71, is a director with Range Export
Management in Singapore.
Phillip J. Gibson '72, is vice preSident, area execu­tive,
with Alexander & Alexander International, Inc.
in Singapore.
Anthony McKeon '72, is vice preSident and regional
representative with Marine Midland Bank, N.A. in
Manila.
james Rook '72, was transferred to Bangkok,
Thailand with Caterpillar Australasia.
jack Waggoner '72, is in product development with
Otsuka Pharmaceutical Ltd. in Osaka, Japan.
john C. Howell '73, is vice president of Rainier
National Bank in Singapore.
Ron MacDonald '73, is president and director of P.T.
Gemini Greyhound LeaSing Indonesia in Jakarta.
MichaelJ. O'Shea '73, is president and operator of
two companies in Tokyo: MECO Languages Services
Co., Ltd. and AMECO, a trading company dealing
mainly in automotive and construction eqUipment.
Michael E Fogarty '75, is business development
manager for P.T. Richardson-Vicks Indonesia in
Jakarta.
David B. Terrar '75, is manager of human resources
with Westinghouse International Projects Company
in Manila.
Todd N. Thurwachter '75, is with the U.s. Embassy
in Tokyo.
Itsuo jim Kawahara '76, has moved to Chiba,Japan
from San Francisco.
Shunkichi Kamiya '77, is the director of Kosei
Aluminum Industry Company, Ltd. in Toyota,Japan.
He recently opened an office in San Francisco and
will be traveling to the US. a few times a year.
Mary Kolehmainen '77, and Ken Lambert '77 are
married and living in Australia.
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Ken Lambert '77, and Mary Kolehmainen '77
were married in junc, 1983. They are living in North
Sydney, Australia where Ken is senior account group
director, and Mary is account manager with Young &
Rubicam Coudrey Pty. Ltd.
Williamj. Maid '77, is director, Asia, for Flying
Tigers in Tokyo.
Michael C. Mulcahy '77, is director, Far East, with
Computerland International and has recently
relocated to Sydney, Australia.
Michael Brooks '78, recently moved from Tokyo
back to Singapore to work as a security analyst for
Fraser Vickers Research Ltd.
Constance Chapman Dillon '78, had a second son,
Geoffrey, on january 14, 1984 in Taipei, Taiwan.
Bruce Lipe '78, has moved from Paris to Singapore
where he is manager, special projects, with Behring
International.
Steven A. Bergkamp '79, recently sent an article
from the "Times ofIndia" newspaper which reported
the Tbird annual balloon race. Steven is with
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company in Bombay.
Peter Ng '79, is operations manager with NCH
Corporation in Taipei, Taiwan.
Mark L Walker '79, is an administrative and
materials supervisor with Amoco Australia Petroleum
Company in Tasmania, Australia.
Classes of
'80 - '84
Marie Accunzo '80, was promoted to director of
corporate card marketing witll American Express
Company in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Gary Crist '80, is with AFIA Worldwide Insurance in
Hong Kong.
Laurel Haniman Finch '80, is witll American
International Underwriters in Melbourne, Australia.
Karen A. Henke '80, and her husband,John Hill
'80, are living in Hong Kong where Karen is an
assistant credit manager with Manufacturers Hanover
Leasing Corp. and john is with Caterpillar Corp.
Robert Kerwin '80, and Mary Satre '8\ are married
and living in New Zealand. Robert is an account
I director witll]. Walter Thompson and Mary is a
surgical sales representative witll DDS, Ltd.
Suchart Liptawat '80, is managing director of
Liptawat Settakarn Co., Ltd. in Bangkok, Thailand.
Mark E Noggle '80, is marketing assistant with
Squibb japan Inc. in Tokyo.
Thomas M. Wells '80, is manager, business
development, witll First City National Bank of
Houston in Singapore. He and his wife had a son,
Thomasjr. last March.
Hajime Noguchi '81, is an assistant manager for
MallinckrodtJapan Co., Ltd. in Tokyo.
Samuel Paul Noordhoff'81, is a corporate services
manager with Amway Taiwan, Ltd. in Taipei.
James Reinnoldt '81, is country manager for Taiwan
with Northwest Orient Airlines in Taipei.
Holly C. Siebert '8 1, recently started her own
business, PaCific Basin Consultants, offering cross
cultural consulting, training, and counseling in
Osaka, japan.
KurushJeffrey Homayouni '82, is a computer
consu ltant trainee in the management information
consulting division of Arthur Andersen & Company
in Nagaoka,japan.
David Snook '82, is with Bridgestone Tire Company
in Tokyo.
Yoichi Aida '83, is a commercial assistant, promoting
U.s. exports to Asia at the American Embassy in
Tokyo.
Julie Ann Berard '83, is a student in Taipei, Taiwan.
Sebastian Bonner '83, is general manager witll
TranspaCific Mutual Ltd., a trading company in Hong
Kong. He writes to a professsor, "The China course
prepared me for these negotiations more tIlan any
otller cour e at Thunderbird .. .! want to tIlank you:'
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Stephen James Booth '83, has moved to jakarta,
Indonesia where he is a sales executive with Eutectic
Corporation. He writes tIlat his company was im­pressed
with the Tbird connections tIlat helped
him settle injakarta.
Richard T. Lehman '83, is living in Hong Kong.
Kenneth R. Mason '83, is manager, China trade
division, for the Hong Kong Trade Fair in Hong Kong.
Robert Okun '83, was transferred to Chiba, japan,
where he is an assistant manager, Far East operations,
of Nanometrics, Inc.
Stuart Winchester '83, is with Wood Gundy Inc. in
Tokyo.
Elizabeth Jean Hart '84, is finance director with Xin
Mei Fashion in Hong Kong.
Lip Chee Lee '84, is in marketing witll Donn
International Inc. in Singapore.
Marvin Maddox,Jr. '84, is a research associate witll
Business International Asia/PaCific Ltd. in Singapore.
He writes,"a great deal of my success I attribute to tile
alumni lists .. .! was overwhelmed by the generosity of
the alums I met in Asia:'
Europe
Classes of
'50-'59
James M. Davis '54, is vice president with AHA
Worldwide Insurance in Brussels.
Richard D. McCall '55, recently returned from
Cyprus to Monterey, CA for a Russian refresher course
at the Army Language School. In December, he
moved to Sofia, Bulgaria as tile American defense
and military attache.
Mary Jean Wasson Southern '55, and Lt. Col.
Kenneth R. Southern '58, are married and living in
Stuttgart, West Germany where Kenneth is stationed
Witll the U.S. Army.
Classes of
'60-'69
David E. Wilson '60, is director, Middle East, Africa
& Iberia, witll American Soybean Associates in Madrid.
Behrouz Pirouz '63, is the owner of Panorama, a
one-hour photo laboratory in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
Robert A. Dienhart '65, is vice preSident witll
Ashland Coal International, Ltd. in Saint-Cloud,
France.
Laurent Hallier '66, is director of marketing witll
MacDona Ids France in Paris.
Francesco Michelato '66, is manager, public rela­tions,
with Bastogi Finanziaria in Milano.
John Girton '67, is general director of American
International Underwriters with New Hampshire
Insurance Company in Paris.
j. Clark Hallmann '6 7, was transferred to the Zurich
office of American Express International.
Wayne A. Rohlfs '67, has moved from Belgium to
Basingstoke, England.
Pierre Boutigny '68, is general director with Euravie
in Paris.
John M. Cassin '69, is vice preSident of Marine
Midland Bank, N.A. in London.
Giovanni Croce '69, is witll AM Machine and
Foundry and lives in Bordighera, Italy.
Classes of
'70 - '79
Levie de Leeuw '70, is with A en M de Leeuw in
Amsterdam.
Carlton B. Foust '70, is with]. Walter Thompson, S.A.
in Barcelona.
T. Marvin Hancock '70, is deputy general manager,
international division, witll Bank of Credit and
Commerce, International in London.
W. Lynn Rowsell '70, is a manager witll Bank of
America in Athens.
Austin M. Seay '70, is area manager, North Sea, with
Tidewater Marine Service, Inc. in Aberdeen, Scotland.
He began this assignment after 6 months in Hong
Kong and Canton, China.
Anthony A. (Tony) Webb '70, was recently appOinted
managing director of The Royal Bank of Canada
(Suisse) and has moved to Geneva.
Peter C. Anderson '72, is assistant manager, East
and Mediterranean witll AHA Worldwide Insurance
in AtIlens, Greece.
Charles K. Hanson '73, has moved to Frickenhausen
West Germany where he is an international sales '
representative with Pioneer American Insurance
Company.
Sandra Harrison '74, is an account director witll
j. Walter Thompson in Rome. She is responsible for tile
Ford Motor Company account in Italy.
Richard L. HubbeU '74, is witll tile U.S. Embassy in
Stockholm, Sweden. He writes, "For the record, there
is paradise on earth and it is called Sweden:' Richard's
sister Caroline Hubbell Walradt is an '83 graduate
ofThunderbird.
Lucien Geismar '75, is general manager with ETS
Geismar in Neuilly, France.
Hans Jany '75, and his wife, Ann, have a son,
Alexander Michael Christopher Werner, born last
September in Dallas. They are now living in
Waldenbuch, West Germany.
Paul Kessener '75, is regional manager, Europe/
Africa witll Bucyrus Erie in Paris.
Alice Miller Dupas '75, is a management consultant
with Assor in Paris.
Thomas A. Pedersen '75, is a partner of Altenburg­Stralsunder
AG in Stuttgart-Leinfelden, West Germany.
Stephane Pelaprat '75, is with MCM and lives in
Meudon, France.
Jean Romain '75, is manager of correspondent
banking, Europe, witll the Royal Bank of Canada in
Paris.
Paul Arvid "!Veit '75, is with tile U.S. Department of
State in Berlin, West Germany.
Staale Aurtande '76, is with First National Oil
Products Consultants in London.
Lorna M. Dailey '76, is a consultant witll InterSec
Research Corporation in London.
Peter J.Jucht '76, is director of marketing with
AHS/Atlantic International Inc. in Cedex, France.
Christopher Bergin '77, is in finance and control
with International Metal Services in Paris.
Robert S. Childs '77, and Lynn Kuchinski '77 were
married last April in Fort worth, TX. They are living
in Darmstadt, West Germany where Bob is assistant
manager, central accounting with American Express
International Banking Corp., and Lynn is part of the
technical support team with Software, AG.
Patrick Consorti '77, is financial director with
Tandem Computers in Neuilly sur Seine, France.
Kim Coston '77, is area director witll Prestige &
Collections, a fragrance company and division of
rOreal in Neuilly Sur Seine, France.
Charles Del Porto '77, is vice president of Citifin in
Milano.
Adrian B. D'Silva '77, is a foreign currency trader
with Harris Trust & Savings in London.
Millar j.c. aoe) White, III '77, is director of market­ing,
North America, witll Tirnanog Ltd., a manu­facturer
of fine jewelry in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
Shunkichi Kamiya 77 Karen Henke Hill 'SO
Mary Satre Kerwin 'SI A.A. (Tony) Webb 70
Lorna Daily 76 Hans Destree 'SO
James B. Allin 'SI Kim King 'SI
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '841'85
David L. Brothers 78, has a contract with the u.s.
Army to provide workshops in training management.
He is currently chief of instructors in Augsburg, West
Germany.
Annick Marie Cluzel Luke 78, is a financial analyst
with Klybeckstrasse and lives in St. Louis, France.
Chantal Duault 78, is a finan cial planning manager
with Texas Instruments in Villeneuve Loubet, France.
Michel EI-Daher 78, is the owner of Beirut Art
Gallery and lives in Paris.
Federico Laschet 78, is a sales and marketing
manager with Fidia Spa in Torino, Italy ..
Bert Maes 78, is a sales promotion manager with
GTE ATEA N.Y, S.A. in Belgium.
Charles Nunu 78, is an executive with Continental
Grain Company in Rome.
Mariya A. Toohey 78, is in advertising and sales
promotion with Ford of Europe, Inc. in Cologne, West
Germany.
Kathryn Tucker 78, is branch manager of Manu­facturers
Hanover Bank in Rome.
ArnaudJ. Wilson 78, is deputy marketing manager
with Barber Blue Sea in Oslo, Norway.
Robert Berte 79, is vice president of Continental
Bank in Milano.
Dennis D'Oria 79, was married last june and moved
from California to Hofheim am Taunus, West
Germany. He is area manager, Europe, with Cooper
Vision Surgical.
Maarten W. Fleurke 79, is living in Larnaca,
Cyprus.
Yves Gourmelen 79, is financial reporting manager
with Gould Instruments in Chilly Mazarin, France.
Francois Guerin 79, is chef de produit with SCAD,
L.:Oreal in Paris.
Arthur Humphrey 79, is a field representative with
Pepsico International Ltd. in Athens.
Mark Von Brockdorff 79, is general sales manager
with KorfTrading Company, Ltd. in London. He was
married in May to Amanda Vylyan.
Classes of
'80 - '84
Alain Cuissart de Grelle '80, is director of adver­tising
and publiCity, Europe, for Twentieth Century
Fox. He was recently transferred to London.
Hans Eric N, Destree '80, was promoted to manager,
market research and planning, for Monroe Europe, a
division of Tenneco in Brussels, Belgium.
Elisabeth Lorkens Schweiger '80, is with Air
France and lives in Noisy Ie Grand, France.
Eric M, Nielsen '80, is market manager, USA, for
Altenburg-Stralsunder AG in Stuttgart-Leinfelden,
West Germany.
Giovanni Pollastri '80, is with Merrill Lynch in
Monte Carlo.
Gretchen Romig '80, is vice president of Continental
Bank in Milano.
jan Schuttert '80, is with Harnischfeger International
Corporation and is on temporary assignment in
Athens, Greece.
Bill Stewart '80, is with the Institute National de
Sciences in Lyon.
Daniel Wachtel '80, is with Tennis Tro in Selestat,
France.
Kazuhiro Yamana '80, is an engineering repre­sentative
with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation in
Rotterdam.
james B, Allin '81, is banking oftlcer at Continental
Illinois National Bank in London. He is country
manager for Oman, Qatar and the UAE. While in
London, Marc Galligan '8 1 and Bruce Thomas '8 1
visited james. He writes, "It's always fun to see old
friends:'
Bettina Aschenberger '81, was married in August,
1983 to Christian Hirsch. She is a product manager
with johnson & johnson in Salzburg.
Christian Bertetto '81, is an international business
analyst with Supae in Bievres, France.
Gaultier Dupoizat '81, is product ma nager with
johnson & johnson in Paris.
Jeff Green '81, is a European sales support manager
with Metra Proudfoot International, S.A. in Brussels,
Belgium.
Kim King '8 1, recently moved from Chicago to Paris.
She is working for Leo Burnett-Position, Inc. on the
Procter and Gamble account and writes, "the T'bird
degree paid off!"
Christian Maille '8 1, is with Ste Dupont and lives in
Paris.
Pierre Olmos '8 1, is abrasives product manager in
the consumer division of the Norton Company in
Paris.
Pieraldo Pecchio '81, is in charge of marketing to
Asia with Sodima (Yoplait) in Paris.
Janet Strube '8 1, is an international finance consul­tant
with FINEXCO and lives in Paris.
Leo Y.J. van der Veen '81, is financial planning and
analysis specialist with NCR Nederland N.V. in
Amsterdam.
Tom Curran '82, and Tracy Berglund '82 were
married in October. They are living in Frankfurt, West
Germany where Tom is with Polaroid Corporation.
Marc De Garidel '82, is a cost accountant with Eli
Lilly in St. Cloud, France.
Andre Guinsbourg '82, is assistant product manager
with Gervais-Danoue Belgium in Brussels.
Pierre Eric Jallet '82, is with the civil personnel
bureau with the French Army in Lyon Armee, France.
Richard Kenepaske '82, is a brand manager with
Procter & Gamble GmbH in Frankfurt, West Germany.
Pascal Miege '82, is marketing manager with Flow
Laborato ries in Paris.
Robert A. Miller '82, is with the State of Illinois
European Office in Brussels.
Marie Modeste De Lattre '82, is resea rch fellow
with International Service for National Agricultural
Research in The Netherlands.
Gilles Prodhomme '82, is field operations manager,
Europe/ASia with Parfums & Beaute International in
Paris
Andrew M, Sadler '82, is a trainee with the
American Express Bank in Frankfurt, West Germany.
He writes, "Not knowing a soul here, I felt like a babe
in the woods. Then the T'bird network slowly. began
to work its way into my life .... the Mystique is well and
thriving in Germany.'
Antoon Santegoeds '82, has moved to The
Netherlands.
Gert E Soehnle '82, is living in Psorzheim, West
Germany.
Mary Southworth Curran '82, is a writer with Latin
American Newsletters in London.
janis Friedlander Svendsen '83, is marketing
coordinator with Nevi Finace A.S. in Oslo.
Patricia Gehrke '83, is project specia list with
Altenburg-Stralsunder AG in West Germany.
Roger Gehrke '83, is a market manager for
Altenburg-Stralsunder AG in St uttgart-Leinfelden,
West Germany.
Christie Grieff'83, is a product manager for
Altenburg-Stralsunder AG in Stuttgart-Lei nfelden,
West Germany.
Thor Henrik Hammer '83, is a marketing manage­ment
trainee at L.:Oreal in Uithoorn, The Netherlands.
Sveinjuliussen '83, is an account supervisor with
Benton & Bowles in Oslo, Norway.
Theresa Marcroft '83, is in marketing adminis­tration
and research with Austria Mikrosysteme
International, GmbH in Osterreich, Austria
Nikos Milianitis '83, is serv ing in the military and is
based in Athens.
Jane Ellen Robinson '83, is living in Malabry, France
where she is an auditor with Experaudit, S.A. She was
married last june to jean-Philippe Mesure.
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Josep Tarres '83, is marketing manager with
Agrosoft, S.A. in Gerona, Spain.
Kathryn D. Lindquist '84, is in international sales
and marketing with Teenol in Paris.
Curtis Orrben '84, is a flnancial administrative
manager with Stoller Chemical Ltd. in Ormskirk,
England.
Marion Tepper '84, is assistant product manager
with Altenburg-Stralsunder in West Germany.
Dirk Wray '84, is a marketing representative with
Vahnont Industries, Inc. in Madrid.
Latin America
Classes of
'49 -'59
Addison M. Skaggs '49, recently retired from Pitney
Bowes International and moved to Puerto Rico where
he established Amsco International, a computer
accessories business.
Norman Maier '54, is with Cervex-Mexicana, S.A. in
Mexico City.
Juan Forster '55, is director of Guatemala Project
Development Center in Guatemala.
Richard C. Graham '58, is with the American
Embassy in Guatemala.
Ernst Schuckmann '59, is a purchasing manager
with BASF Quimica Colombiana in Medellin,
Colombia.
Classes of
'60 - '69
Alan H. Blank '6Z, is self-employed as a nature films
producer and is living in a school bus in the Mexican
wilderness at the tip of Baja California.
Jose Maria Roggiano '6Z, is with Sotyl, S.A. in
Buenos Aires.
Philip A. Kiger '63, is managing director of B.F
Goodrich Company, in Bogota. Philip was the winner
of the Barton Kyle Yount Award in 1963.
Thomas W. Kunkel '65, operates a I ,ZOO acre farm,
Agro-Pecuaria Sao Tomas Ltda., in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
He writes that "visitors are always welcome:'
DennisJ. Goetz '66, is general manager of Sigma,
Ltda. in Bogota, Colombia.
Peter Moog '66, is managing partner of AIS, an
insurance brokerage flrm in Bogota, Colombia.
Donald L. Cary '67, is assistant controller for
International Petroleum Colombia Ltd., a subsidiary
of Exxon Corporation in Bogota, Colombia.
Frederick B. Suarez '67, is with Sydney Ross
Company of Colombia, a pharmaceutical company,
in Bogota
James E Corzine '68, is general manager of
Interamerica Marketing ASSOCiates, Ltda. in Bogota,
Colombia.
leland W. Miles '68, is a manager of Willis F Bronkie
S.A. in Cartagena, Colombia.
]. Roman Quiros '68/'69, is president of Fabrica
Molinera Salvadorena, S.A. in San Salvador.
Jan R. E.Jarne '69, is deputy general manager and
senior representative for Libra Bank Limited in
Sao Paulo, Brazil. He and his wife, Silvia, had their fust
son, Marcos, last April.
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Classes of
'70 - '79
Max Jackson Dickman '70, and his wife, Neusa,
now have a son, DanieUackson. Max and his family
recently moved to Santiago where he is general
manager with N.CH. Corporation.
Alfredo Fernandez Bussy '70, is with Crocker
National Bank in Buenos Aires.
Oscar Emilio lopez Yusti '70, is in charge of import
and export with Cerro Matoso, S.A. in Bogota.
John Edwin Mein '70, is the superintendent of
Cicatrade Comercio Exterior do Brasil S.A.
Charles M. Weeks '70, is director of operations at
Pizza Management Inc. in Caparra Heights, PRo
Marcos L. Sanchez '71, is area manager for john
Deere Intercontinental Ltd. in Bogota, Colombia.
Richard A. Ambrose '7Z, is a manager with johnson
& Higgins-Eluma in Rio de janeiro.
Antonio Bowen '7Z, is an advisor with the
Colombian Ministry of Defense in Bogota.
Andrew B. Heimark '7Z, is financial group manager
with Sperry, S.A. de C V in Mexico City.
Dan P. Murphy '7Z, is with Comunicaciones
Comerciales in Buenos Aires.
Steven M. Workman '7Z, is general manager of
johnson & Higgins-Colombia Ltda.
Hugo Favareto 73, is with Estudio Favaretto in
Buenos Aires.
Robert L. Keating 74, has been living in Puerto Rico
since graduation and is in the process of changing
positions. Most recently, he has been with Qume
Caribe, a subsidiary of lIT. He is interested in
remaining in Latin America.
Kate Mackie '74, is director of business development
with Mocama, S.A., a subsidiary of Pillsbury in
Venezuela.
Bruce Northrup 74, is with Chemical Bank in
Buenos Aires.
Brian Devereaux O'Neill '74, is with Chase
Manhattan Bank, N.A. in Buenos Aires.
Drew L. Taylor '74, is with Esso S.A.P.A. in Buenos Aires.
James Oed) Young '74, recently established South
America International (SAIL), a trade management
company in Brazil.
Kenneth Arthur 75, has established Associated
Marketing, Management & Ind., Ltd. in Trinidad, West
Indies.
Robert]. Burnquist 75, is married to Ellen M.
Humphreys 75 and manager of international
finance with ENGESA, S.A. in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Alfred C. Hamburg '75, was promoted to associate
of the capital markets group of Citicorp in Sao Paulo,
Brazil.
Raymond O. Westbrook 75, has sold his company
and plans to move to the Caribbean and write travel
books for Menasha Ridge Press.
Armando]. Nino Roca '77, is general manager with
In-Bond Andino, duty free shops in Bogota, Colombia.
Eloy A. Sardinas '77, is preSident of All iance
International Group of Companies in Caracas. He
recently established a new company, CI. VeA., a full
service trading company. In addition, Eloy is very
active in the Chamber of Commerce organizations in
Venezuela.
Gilberto Franquebalme '7S, is vice president with
Banco Del Atlantico, S.N.C in Mexico City.
Bernardo Araujo Giacometti '78, is general
manager of sa les and marketing with Parker Pen do
Brasil in Sao Paulo.
Frederick R. Axelson '79, is with The Home
Insurance Company in Nassau.
John C. Corcoran 79, is manager of La Continental
Cia de Seguros Generales in Cali, Colombia.
Marcos R. Garay Velasco 79, is general manager
with Grupo Editorial RIM, a magaZine publishing
group in Mexico City.
Alfonso Safi 79, is a manager with San y Cia., a
textiles and architecture firm in Bogota, Colombia.
Classes of
'80 - '84
Jamshid Behzadi '80, has moved from Algeria to
Curitiba-l'arana, Brazil.
John Cameron '80, is marketing manager, Latin
America, with Optical Industry & Trading Company
in Willemstad, Curacao.
David R. Frediani 'SO, was transferred to Mexico
City as johnson and Higgins' representative with
Brockman y Schuh.
John Morrow '80, was transferred to Mexico City
with RepublicBank.
Daniel H. Cosentino '8 1, is assistant controller witl1
Dowell Schlumberger in Caracas.
Enrique Rafael Zelaya '81, and Barbara Pleasance
Zelaya '81 have moved to Honduras.
Mary L. Adams '8Z, is corporate relationship
manager with Citibank in Santo Domingo, Dominican
Republic.
Maria Ines Angel '8Z, is vice preSident of
Confecciones Dakota in Medellin, Colombia.
Jose Roberto Hernandez Mesa '8Z, is general sales
and traffic manager with Merlano Asociados, Ltda. in
Barranquilla, Colombia.
leonor Vito ria Mendez 'SZ, is financial manager of
Manufactura y Procesos Industriales in Bucaramanga,
Colombia.
Anita L. Schmitt '8Z, is senior cost analyst with
Abbott Laboratories in Barceloneta, PRo
Thomas W. Short '8Z, is an il5Si5tant-malug@r w ith­Citibank,
N.A. in Buenos Aires.
Cassandra M. Appin 'S3, is living in Balboa-Ancon,
Panama.
Carol Becker '83, is an executive trainee with
Citibank, N.A. in Sanjuan, PRo
Jose l. Rodriguez-Macedo '83, is corporate legal
counsel for Du Pont, S.A. de ev and a professor of
law at Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City.
Oscar D. Ruiz '83, is a branch manager for a savings
and loan flrm in AsunCion, Paraguay. Oscar and his
wife, Aida, had a son, Domingo Rafael Ruiz, last
February.
Jonahan Musgrave '84, is general manager/
Argentina with Stoller Chemical Company in Buenos
Aires.
North America
Classes of
'47 - '49
Irwin Marks '47, and his wife are actively involved
in civic and cultural organizations in Boston,
including the local arts council and the Whaling
Museum.
Spencer J. Adams '48, is general manager, inter­national
division, with Virginia Chemicals, Inc. in
Portsmouth, VA.
James S. Thomas '48, is assistant treasurer with lIT
Corporation in New York.
George W. Austin '49, is a division land consultant
for Tenneco Oil Exploration and Production in
Bakersfield, CA. He recently visited campus.
Robert H. Cheroske '49, recently retired and is
"enjoying the leisurely life" in Sunset Beach, CA. He
invites any of his classmates passing through
California to visit.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
Everard H. Lee '49, is assistant resident vice
president with AFlA Worldwide Insurance in Coral
Gables, FL.
Richard Murison '49, attended December com­mencement
exercises. He writes that Thunderbird
"continues to perform a superior service to the
international business community.'
Edgar S. Prochnik '49, reports he is "building a
retirement home on an arm of the Chesapeake Bay
with ducks unlimited:'
Classes of
'50-'59
ShermanJ. Olson '50, is vice preSident, inter­national,
with Seguros La Comercial in New York.
Patricia Birch Giddings '5 1, and her husband, Ed,
own Ocho Cascadas resort in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
They are developing similar projects In Australia, Fiji,
and the South Pacific. They are currently living in
Corona Del Mar, CA.
Dick De Long '51, i the owner of Dick De Long
& Associates, manufacturers representatives in
Highland, CA. Dick is a retired colonel in the U.S. Air
Force. .
William M. Ferry '5 1, is owner/manager of Bill Ferry
and Associates in Nashville, TN. He recently visited
Thunderbird and commented on tlle "mushrooming
campus:'
Donald M. Johnson '51 , recently received the
"Volunteer of the Month" award from ClGNA
Corporation for his involvement with the Red Cross
and was named Georgia's "Man of the Year" for his
community affairs work in Macon, GA. He is
currently director of processing with CIGNA.
Roy L. Baughman '52, has retired from his position
as executive vice president of Sterling Asia in Manila
and has settled in Tahoe City, CA.
Bob Tonne '52, is regional manager with Dean Foods
and lives in Livermore, CA.
Roy Barrett '54, is living in Salt Lake City, UT.
Reuben R. Bibelheimer '54, is living in Sylmar, CA.
Eugene H. Blood '54, is a salesman with Harry's
Crown Tire Company in Auburn, NY.
Roland D. Brice '54, is a teacher at Tlinget Indian
Village High School in Valdez, AK
William A. Erchick '54, is living in Middlesex, NJ.
Geoffrey Goss '54, is living in Fallon, NY.
Gerald L. Heck '54, is preSident of International
Management Resources, a consulting firm in Yonkers,
NY.
Louis B. Marienthal '54, is president ofPacifk Data
Systems, In c. in Culver City, CA.
William E Quinn,Jr. '54, is assistant vice president,
director of insurance, with Phibro-Salol11on, Inc. in
New York.
John Allan Rogers '54, is the owner of Hayward
Travel Center in Hayward, CA.
Gerald D. Winger '54, is preSident of Winger
Enterprises, Inc., an investment and retailing firm in
Sacramento, CA.
Niek Slijk '55, is tlle executive director of the Chula
Vista Chamber of Commerce in California. His son is
currently a student at Thunderbird.
Roy Wallace Young '55, was married tojane Kahn
last june in Los Angeles.
Barbara Yunker Bettison '55, is vice preSident and
director of client relations with Smathers & Co., Inc.
in Long Beach, CA.
Don Krabbe '56, owns a franchise of Surplus
Industrial Machinery in Euless, TX.
Carl Meehan '56, retired last October after 27 years
in Latin America, most recently in Chile. He and his
wife, Caroline, have settled in Raleigh, NC.
Mike Newton '56, is admissions and placement
director at Bryant & Stratton Business Institute in
Santa Barbara, CA.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
Keith K. Dixon '60 Michael Moklebust '60
John C. Hay '57, recently visited Thunderbird for tlle
first time in 28 years. He writes that he is "surprised
and pleased with the growth of the school" He and
his wife, Barbara, are currently living in Goshen, IN.
John C. Temple-Raston '57, is regional vice preSi­dent
of Newspaper Advertising, Inc. in Tiburon, CA.
Myron E. Tomasi '57, is a management officer with
USAID in Washington, DC.
Philippe Cavanagh '58, is assistant to the president
of Advanced Computer Communications in Santa
Barbara, CA.
J. Hans "Ham" Dethero '58, is senior vice president
of BankAmerica World Trade Corporation in
San Francisco.
Barry Mason '58, is chairman of the board and CEO
of RepublicBank in Las Colinas, TX.
Harry Wait '58, is an independent consultalll to
financial institutions in Lafayette, CA.
Ugene Anderson '59, is international sales manager
with Hayssen Manufacturing Company in Sheboygan,
WI. He travels extensively in Latin America, Europe.
the Far East and Australia.
Paul B. Arnette '59, is sales representative with
Advanced Cellular Systems in Soutllampton, PA.
Robert L. Fife '59, is preSident of FOB International
Inc., an import-export trading firm in Houston.
Darrell S.Jones '59, visited Thunderbird recently for
the first time since 1959. He is an industrial hygienist
for the state of California.
Samuel A. Keller '59, is a foreign service officer with
the OtTice of Maritime Affairs in the Department of
State in Washington DC.
James H. Manley '59, is building manager with
Mobil in Chicago.
David A. Reider '59, is assistant secretary in the
interamerican department of Guy Carpenter & Co.,
Inc. in Coral Gables, FL.
William B. Schaub '59, is a property appraiser with
Contra Costa County and lives in Walnut Creek, CA.
Frederick D. Thorne '59, is personnel director with
the U.S. Navy in Orlando. He has been witll the Navy
for more than twenty-four years.
Jack Van Bergen '59, recently became vice president
of Bank of America NT. and S.A. in San Bernardino,
CA after fourteen years of overseas aSSignments.
Emil Zilai '59, is program coordinator with the state
hospital in Big Springs, TX.
Classes of
'60 - '65
Charles H. Brassard '60, is preSident ofOriane/
Halston Fragrances in New York
W. L.Lyons Brown,Jr. '60, is chairman and CEO of
Brown-Forman, Inc., producers and importers of
wines and distilled spirits, and he was featured in an
article in the September issue of "Sky Magazine:'
Robert L. Ciszewski '60, is with Population Services
International in Washington, DC.
Keith K. Dixon '60, is vice president and general
manager of TRW Replacement Parts Division in
Cleveland,OH.
Robert D. Dutcher '60, is living in Portland, OR.
Thad R. Hogan '60, is director of international
manufacturing with Mary Kay Cosmetics in Dallas.
Mike Moklebust '60, is associate vice president of
Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. in Omaha, NE.
Burt C. Risser,Jr. '60, is vice president and manager
of international trade services with Connecticut
National Bank in Hartford, CT.
Elwood H. Schneider,Jr. '60, is first vice president
with Credit Lyonnais. He has returned to New York
after several years in PariS and Chicago.
Stanfield S. Taylor '60, is vice preSident, regional
international office, with Sovran Bank, N.A. in
Arlington, VA.
George A. Benson '6 1, is living in Sun City, AZ.
Steve De Latorre '61, is a senior project manager
with CRS Sirrine, Inc. in Houston, TX.
Karen M. Gustafson Bell '6 1, is living in
jacksonville, FL.
Kenneth]. Murray '61, is preSident of Realty Service
Group in Van Nuys, CA.
Charles A. Neustadt '61, is executive director of the
Baltimore CiviC Center in Maryland.
Dustin]. Allred '62, is a vice preSident in charge of
business in Canada and Latin America with
Tambrands, Inc. in Lake Success, NY.
Barbara Eyre Gillen '62, works at Manhattan Party
Package, Inc. in Greenwich Village, NY. She writes,
"I've been up and down and around the world a
dozen times ... but it a ll started at Thunderbird:'
Hugh H. Foley '62, is with Ralston Purina Company
in SI. Louis, MO.
Miles D. Freitag '62, was promoted to president with
Salsbury Laboratories, Inc. in Charles City, IA.
Leonard]. Babineau '64, is self~employed as an
accounting consultant in York, PA.
Peter ].M. de Vries '64, is a partner with Ward
Howell International, Inc .. an executive search firm in
New York.
Pierre Debbaudt '64, is vice preSident Witll
Philadelphia National Bank in Philadelphia, PA.
Robert B. Drynan '64, is vice preSident and
executive director of California Wheat CommiSSion
and is living in Woodland, CA.
Patrick E. Hillary '64, is president of Hillary
Corporation in Plano, TX.
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James B. Kelly '64, is deputy assistant secretary for
Africa, Near East and South Asia, with the U.S.
Department of Commerce, International Trade
Administration, in Washington, DC.
]. Mitch Summers '64, was named counselor of
international affairs for Armco Corporation in
Washington, DC. He will advise and represent top
management on international developments.
Mary A. Fox Plaut '65, is head librarian at a
Methodist high school in El Paso, TX.
E.Jeanette George '65, has been designated a
certified employee benefit specialist by the Inter­national
Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans and
the Wharton School of the Univ. of Pennsylvania.
Currently, she is manager of personnel admin­istration
for Travelers Insurance Companies in
Cleveland.
Darrell M. Harden '65, is vice president and man­ager,
Latin America, with Union Bank in Los Angeles.
Wayne I. Morley '65, is a negotiator with Alberta
Union of Provincial Employees in Edmonton, Alberta,
Canada.
David H. Rytand '65, is president ofTropac, Ltd ., an
international marine construction and consulting
firm in Bellingham, W A. On a recent trip to Australia,
he ran into John Avard '65.
LeifSalvesen '65, has moved to Dallas where he is a
sales representative with Blue Bell International.
I. Conrad Schwab '65, is with Piper Aircraft
Corporation in Vero Beach, FL.
George L. Simpson '65, is president of Speed ex
U.S.A., Inc. in I'ort Worth, TX.
Thomas]. Skoglund '65, has moved to Galloway, OH.
Classes of
'66 - '69
(Charles) Garry Clark '66, is inventory control
manager with Aehr Test Systems in Menlo Park, CA.
Vaino Hoffren '66, is owner of Scandia Realty in Big
Bear Lake, CA. lie recently visited campus for the first
time since 1966.
].W. (Bill) Lee '66, is senior account executive with
Cargill Investor Services Inc. in Coral Gables, FL.
George R. Mueller '66, is a self-employed consultant
for financial institutions in Miami.
Steven E. Otto '661'77, is owner of Let's Travel and
Tours in Grover City, CA.
Clifford Rudisill '66, is the resident host of The
Village Inn in Lenox, MA.
Joseph E. Thompson '66, has returned from London
with Southeast Banking Corporation and settled in
Miami, FL.
Morton Tinkelman '66, is senior vice president with
Oppenheimer & Co .. Inc. in New York.
Diego Veitia '66, is chairman of International Assets
Advisory Corporation in Winter Park, FL.
D. Lee Cary '67, is with International Petroleum
(Colombia) Ltd. and lives in Coral Gables, FL.
Stephen DeOrlow '67, is a CPA in Carlsbad CA He
and his wife had a son,jensen, last january. Stephen
writes that "any Tbirds viSiting or living in San Diego
should feel free to contact me:'
Gene M. Dumas '67. is with Fred S.james &
Company, Inc. in New York.
Victor C. Fontaine '6 7, has returned from Geneva to
Caterpillar headquarters in Peoria.
Gordon A. McLean '67, is currently pursuing a
teacher's certificate in bilingual education and a
master's degree in Spanish at San Diego State
University.
John R. Svalander '67, was promoted to president of
BP Chemical Americas, Inc. and has moved from
Geneva to New York.
Richard L. Bernhard '68, is an architect with
Architect's Alliance in Camden, ME. He writes, "I
keep running into Tbirds all over ... here in Maine and
in England:'
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Myron H. Carlson '68, sold his business in Brazil
and is now in Shelby, NE seeking opportunities in
international agriculture.
James A. Graham '68, is a consultant with Arthur D.
Little and lives in Belmont. CA.
Thomas V. Lester '68, is vice president, marketing.
with Cannon Mills Company in New York.
David L Long '68, has moved to Naples, FL.
Brian M. O'Connor '68, is a travel agent witl, Park
Central Travel in Denver.
Richard G. Olson '68, is district sales manager with
Southland Corporation in Eugene, OR.
Richard Quaglino, Ph.D. '68, is a psychologist for
ABC Unified School District in Cerritos, CA.
G. Ronald Renchard '68. is manager, exports and
licensing with the Governor's Office of the State of
Virginia in Richmond.
William S. Simpson '68/'75, is in lease collection
with Thermasol Ltd. in Sylmar, CA.
Donald R. Spongberg '68, is account vice president
with Paine, Webber,jackson & Curtis Inc. in Atlanta.
Alain Vannetzel '68, is international manager,
marketing and sales, with Autotrol Corporation in
Milwaukee, WI.
William A. Wagner '68, has returned to the U.S. after
18 years overseas. He is a product manager with
Northrop Corporation in Hawthorne, CA.
David P. Weber '68, is vice president and director of
research with The Milwaukee Company, an invest­ment
firm in Milwuakee, WI.
Stephen c. Amesbury '69, is living in Reno, NV
where he is the owner of several businesses including
a travel agency, a real estate agency, and an art gallery.
Michael S. Arena '69. is corporate treasurer of Alcon
Corporation and lives in Arlington, TX.
John P. Barelli '69, is a business entrepreneur and
consultant and lives in Shawnee Mission, KS. He is
also a member of the Missouri Bar and the Kansas
Bar Association.
Michael M. Considine '69, is living in Sacramento, CA.
Donald Ray Hedgpeth '69, is witl, the aircraft
division of Northrop Corporation in Hawtl,orne, CA.
William E. Lashinski '69, is the owner of Lash in ski
& Phelan, a cash commodity brokerage firm in
Chicago.
Marshall R. Malden '69, is an export marketing
manager with Penn AthletiC Products Company. He
will be moving to Phoenix and writes he's "looking
forward to visiting Thunderbird after more than 15
years:'
Steven C. Mendell '69, is chairman of the board
and chief operating officer of Xoma Corporation in
San Francisco.
A. Scott Parker '69, is a documentation specialist
with Brosterhous Coleman, & Company in Portland,
OR.
Paul Peters '69, is international operations manager
with Tandem Computers, Inc. in Cupertino, CA.
Edward E. Sanders '69, is chief financial officer of
North's Restaurants, Inc. in Medford, OR.
Carlos Alberto Scheer '69, is an associate director
with American Can Company and lives in Danbury, CT.
Richard]. Shenk '69, is supervisor of customer
services with United Airlines in San Diego, CA.
Paul R. Stabler,Jr. '69, is preSident of Morgan­Neville
International Corporation, an import/export
firm in Atlanta. He recently announced the formation
of a new direct marketing diviSion.
Raynor E Sturgis, III '69, is vice president of Rubloff
Corporate Services, a real estate consulting firm in
Chicago.
Carlos Valenzuela '69, is tile beauty editor of
"Trends", Arizona's only fashion publication.
Gary Walcott '69, is senior vice preSident of
marketing for Bell Savings Association of Texas in
Dallas.
Class of
'70
Ned P. Armentor '70, is assistant vice president with
AFlA Worldwide Insurance in Dallas.
James D. Cole '70, is with Chart House, Inc. in
Jefferson, LA.
Jim Crawford '70, is working with CTI, Corporation
in Greenwich. CT.
Donald Odermann '70, is a stockbroker in San jose,
CA. Three years ago he formed the Latin Athletes
Educational Development Fund, which supports
young Latins in school as they prepare for profes­sional
baseball careers.
E. Randall Olson '70, is living in Camino, CA.
Kenneth E. Shetterly '70, is senior export sales
coordinator with National Oats Company, Inc. in
Cedar Ra pids, IA.
Dwan L Shipley '70, was married last March to Nita
Walrafen in Lander, WY. Dwan is a pastor of the
United Methodist Church in Buffalo, WY.
Peter Stilley '70, is with Union Texas Petroleum in
Houston.
Michael C. Sunderland '70, is sales manager with
Atlas Powder International Ltd. in Miami.
Jurgen Umbhau '70, is director of product and
market development with the Ridge Tool Company in
Elyria,OH.
Luk E. Van Berckelaer '70, is a vice preSident,
international department, with Johnson & Higgins in
Pittsburgh, PA.
George Vergara '70, is a teacher and lives in La
Grange,lL.
Martin S. Vogt '70, is manager of international
human resources at Kentucky Fried Chicken in
Louisville, KY
Gary C. Walter '70. is division sales manager with
john Deere Industrial Equipment Company in
Moline,lL.
James M. Will '70, was promoted to first vice
preSident in Security Pacific National Bank's World
Corporate Energy division in Los Angeles.
Class of
'71
John Bellavia '71, is senior consultant with Albert
Frost & Associates in Coral Gables, FL.
Warren B. Brainard-Smith '71, is regional director
of Latin America with Allergan Pharmaceuticals in
Irvine, CA. He writes, "My special thanks to tile
alumni placement office for assisting me in my
employment search during my transition back to the
US'
Terry W. Cady '71, is vice president of First National
Bank of Chicago in Chicago.
W.Jack Christensen '71, is president of Christensen
Irrigation Co., Inc. in Irvine, CA.
Thomas E. Cleveland '71, has moved to Meras
Island, WA.
Thomas A. Gronau '71, is an operations manager with
Henwood Feed Additives and lives in Lewisberg, OH.
Timothy H. Harwood '71, is senior vice president
with Fleet Real Estate in Providence, RJ.
Victor G. Haupt '71, is living in San Antonio, TX.
Robert A. Johnson '71, is general manager, Western
division, ofMG Industries in Valley Forge, PA.
Bruce S. Mowery '71, is advertising and sales
promotion manager with Apple Computer in
Cupertino, CA.
Karl Reiner '71, was promoted to director of Arab
states for the U.S. Department of Commerce in
Washington, DC.
DonaldJames Sobery '71, is vice president of
Cooper Energy Services in Pasadena, TX.
William Spitler '71, is an international trade
specialist with the u.s. Department of Commerce in
New York.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '84/'85
Class of
'72
Clarke W. Allard '72, is an administrative officer
with the State Department in Washington, DC.
GeraldJ. Gerry) Arthur '72, is export manager with
Gerson International Corp. in Fort Wayne, IN.
Steve Badenhop '72, is with jordan Case & McGrath
in New York.
Madelynne L Brown '72, is an attorney with
Gregory P. Turza & Associates in Chicago.
Susan]. Corcoran '72, is vice president, corporate
relationship manager, with Citicorp in Seattle, WA.
Michael C. CuIJen '72, is sales manager with
National Chemsearch in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
John S. Cullison '72, has recently transferred to
San Francisco from London with Bank of America.
Gregory W. Duffin '72, is vice president, marketing,
WIth Servem USA Corporation and is living in
San Francisco.
Ted Finkel '72, has begun his own business, Ted
Victor Service, a financial and business consulting
firm for non-residents of the U.S. He lives in
New York.
Jonathan B. Holcomb '72, has recently returned to
Detroit after eight years in Colombia and Venezuela.
He is operations manager, South America, with
American Motors Corporation.
Donald W. Hurst '72, is a self-employed real estate
investor living in Albuquerque, NM.
George Philip Kincaid '72, is controller with
Firestone Tire & Rubber in Irvine, CA.
David M. Leech '72, is director of marketing with
DavIs & Geck, a division of American Cyanamid and
lives in Wayne, N].
Richard A. Leff'72, is district sales manager, East
Asia, with FMC Corporation in Bannockburn IL
David E. Logie '72, and his wife, Brenda, hav~ a'
daughter, Kara Ann, born lastJuly. David is an
assistant vice president and director, international
operations, for Life Insurance Marketing Resea rch
Association in Farmington, CT.
John Luscher '72, is president of Photo Max, Inc. in
Fort Worth, TX.
Timothy J. Morrissey '72, is with Zurich-American
Insurance Companies in New York.
Joseph Petryshyn '72, is manager of fa cilities
engineering with General Mills Toy Operations
Group in San Diego, CA.
Karen M. Roberts '72, is self-employed in in vest­ments
in New York.
Lianne Sorkin '72, is a self-employed consultant in
Manhattan. Her major client is the Great Northwestern
Greeting Seed Company in Portland, OR.
Jonathan D. Steele '72, recently joined Syte
Information Technology, Inc., a computer manufacturer,
as manager of marketing communica tions. He lives
in San Diego, CA.
Everett B. Stevens '72, is president of Embassy
Industrial Corporation in Alhambra, CA.
Thomas M. Thlly '72, is manager, national account
marketing, with NBI, Inc. in Boulder, CO.
Robert W. Wed wick '72, is a consulting analyst,
international information systems, with NCR
Corporation in Dayton, OH.
John Williamson '72, is president of Williamson
Properties and a partner of North American Hotels a
hotel development and management flrm in Phoe~ix.
Class of
'73
Mary Ann Brasted '73, is an advertising account
supervisor with Dancer Fitzgerald Sample in San
Francisco. She lives in Novato CA
Stephen M. Butler '73, wor~ for 'Ca terpillarTractor
in Peoria, I L.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE WINTER '841'85
Elizabeth A. Case '73, is vice president of First
Interstate Bank of California in Los Angeles. She was
recently recruiting on campus and writes that she
was "impressed by both students and curriculum:'
Mike Fenollosa '73, is an international banking
officer with Shawmut Bank in Boston.
David L Foster '73, has moved from Tokyo to
Boston.
Norman W. Gottlieb,Jr. '73, has moved to Durango,
CO from Mexico City.
Glenn Hamilton '73, is general manager with
NIchols Homeshield, Inc. in Hollywood, FL.
Ernest L Kangas '73, is vice president of CIA
Insurance Associates in Pleasanton, CA and is on the
board of directors with CIA, Inc. of NY along with
John D. Willyard '73.
Allyn W. Keiser '73, was appointed vice president­wholesale
division, USA, with the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce and president of the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce Trust Company in
New York.
James Kisela '73, is a consultant in Wynnewood, PA.
David Levy '73, is media relations manager with
Medtronic, Inc. in Minneapolis, MN.
Gary Lumsden '73, is director of product devel­opment
with Es lett Letraset in New York.
Matthew McNerney '73. is vice president and
management supervisor with jordan, Case & McGratll
in New York.
Mark M. Mischnick '73, is vice president of Societe
Generale Bank in Houston.
David S. Movsky '73, is regional traffic manager
WIth Eastman Kodak Company in Whittier, CA.
Jagdish Patel 73, is international sale manager for
the Globe International Division of johnson Controls
in Milwaukee. He and his wife, Pravina, had their
third daughter, Nundini, last September.
James M. Quigley 73, recently transferred to
Oklahoma City where he is a branch business
manager Witll Hewlett-Packard Company.
John Rentenbach 73, is an advertising representa­tive
with Crain Communications in Detroit.
Stephen Shephard 73, is with Transwestern
Resources Corporation in Dallas.
Wendell Sparks 73, is director of juvenile justice
department with the Mesa YMCA.
Richard E. Stutheit 73, is senior claims adjuster
with ProgreSSive Casualty Insurance in Ta rzana, CA.
John D. Willyard 73, is vice president of The Credit
International Associates, Inc. of New York and on the
board of directors with Ernest L Kangas 73.
Steve Youmans 73, is president of Youmans
International Inc. He was recently married to Frances
Lynell Harris and is living in Cartersville, GA.
Class of
'74
Carroll Beck 74, is living in New York.
Roger E Bildsten 74, is vice preSid ent of Levant
Industrial Development, Inc. in St. Paul, MN.
Eric Bjerke 74, and his wife, Susie, recently had a
son, Nathan Alan, injamaica Plain MA
Barbara (Bobbi) Brown 74, is vic~ pr~sident Witll
Amherst Associates in Walnut Creek CA
Richard W. Buck 74, is president a~d o~ner of
Ranco, a real estate in vestment firm in Plano TX
Terry I. Burton 74, is a systems analyst with th~
u.s. Coast Guard Telecommunications Office in
New York.
A. William Charlton '74, is vice preS ident, inter­national
banking, with Norwest Banks in Minneapolis.
Anthony W. Charlton '74, has moved to Edina, MN
from Miami.
Steven De Lateur '74, was recently admined to the
Virginia State Bar. He graduated from George Mason
University School of Law in November, 1983 and
was married injune, 1983 to Elena Garcia.
Gary Walcott '69 james Will '70
RobertA. johnson '71 jonathan D. Steele '72
A1!yn Keiser '73 T.J Sinha '74
Barry L. Heimbigner 74, is vice president and
manager of international correspondent banking at
Rainier Bank in Seattle.
Donald W. Kamela '74, is a partner of KC Gutenberg
Fllle LIthography in Phoenix.
Robert A. Lodi '74, is director of markeling with
Cavazos International Company in Houston.
Bruce C. Marks 74, is director of Marks Institute of
Linguistics in Miami.
Robert H. Marquardt '74, was promoted to
commodity marketing director with Cargill, In c. in
Minneapoli s.
Andrew M. Merkel '74, is marketing manager with
NItto USA, a division ofTos hi-Frontier USA In c in
Santa Ana, CA. He writes he's "proud to be ~ Tbirci:'
Bruce G. Petersen '74, is international sales
manager with General Electric Company in Daytona
Beach, FL.
Nersi Sahba '74, is the owner of Majolie, Inc., a
beauty salon in Beverly Hills, CA.
Anton E. Schweitzer 74, is flnancial controller,
Latin America/Caribbean, for Alcon Laboratories,
Ltd. in Mineral Wells TX
Maribeth E. Semb~ch Rahe '74, is a representative
and adviser with Sparebanken Oslo Akershus in
New York.
Tapan Sinha '74, is international marketing manager
for Worldwide Oilfield Machine, Inc. in Houston. He
recently returned from setting up a distributorship in
Europe.
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joseph R. Terrazas,jr. '74, is vice president of
real e