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6 “Who’s Doing What” Michael Boushell ’67 is an author and appeared as a guest speaker on Philadelphia Sports Talk Show Daily News Live on the Comcast Sports Network. Mike’s first novel, “Freshman Flash,” was nominated for a Young Readers Choice Award in 2004 and selected by the Pennsylvania School Librarians Association for its Recommended Reading List in 2005. His second novel, “Gridiron Hero,” was chosen by the Kansas State Reading Circle to its Recommended Reading List for young adults. His third novel, “Freshmen Five,” was published the following year. He recently completed his fourth novel, “Split-finger Phenom.” Terrence A. Butler ’69 and his daughter, Ashley, an ESU senior, qualified for the U.S.A. International Crossbow Teams. The teams will compete in the World Crossbow Championships, hosted by the United States, in Clifton, N.J. in July. Jorene Jameson ’69 has been named senior vice president of development at KERA Broadcasting. In her new role, Jorene will be responsible for securing over $ 3 million through memberships, corporate sponsors, grants and other public support. Before this, Jorene served as the chief executive officer for the Girl Scouts. 1970s William Dukett ’70 has been named director of athletics at Washington & Jefferson College. He began his career at the college as the associate head coach for the Presidents’ football team, head track and field coach and the head men’s and women’s golf coach. Earl Hulihan ’70 is vice president of global regulatory affairs and qual- ity assurance at Medidata Solutions Worldwide. Prior to this Earl served as senior vice president, regulatory consulting services at META Solutions, Inc. in Warren, N.J. Diane DeLarco Dunn ’71 has been nominated to the Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers. Diane will be retiring after teaching 35 years of Health and Physical Education Pre K- 2. She has also coached volleyball, track and basketball as well as other numerous activities at Susquehanna Community School District. Ronald W. Gerlufsen ’71, who built Brick Memorial’s boys’ basketball and tennis teams into perennial winners during the six years he served as head coach, has resigned to take a vice principal’s position at the same school, Brick Memorial High School in N.J. Fred M. Richter ’71 is the women’s basketball coach at DeSales University. The team’s win over Wilkes in January marked Fred’s 300th career victory. His entire head coaching career has been at DeSales, formerly Allentown College, where he has won two Freedom Conference titles and made five NCAA appearances. Leslie Lowrey Farmer ’72 teaches and is the director of athletics at Keene High School in Keene, N.H. She won the New Hampshire American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Teacher of the Year Award in 2002, and the Eastern District Teacher of the Year in 2004, and was a Final Four Candidate for National Teacher of the Year in 2004. Dr. Linda Groon VanMeter ’72 received her doctorate of philosophy in health administration from Kennedy-Western University. Linda is an assistant professor and psychologist in counseling and psychological services at ESU. Charles W. Green ’73 is the curriculum director, overseeing family ESU Alumni Herald and consumer science, health and physical education, art and music for the Stroudsburg School District. His focus also includes community relations, diversity and serving as new teacher induction coordinator. Joseph P. Papi ’73 has been the principal of Tunkhannock Area Middle School for 3 years. The school board appointed him athletic director starting this past July. Rev. Marcia M. Thompson ’73, shown with her dog, Mazie, celebrates 20 years as an ordained minister of the Lutheran Church. She pastors Zion Church and Pre School in Flourtown. She writes a column for the local newspaper, the Enterprise, and has written a book, Healing of the Heart, published in 2003, and a devotional that will be published by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Susan Young Marsh ’74 earned a fellowship at the American Dental Assistants Association. Susan is a member of the Pennsylvania Dental Assistants Association and the Lehigh Valley Dental Assistants Society. A 30-year professional, she is also a dental assisting instructor at the Monroe Career and Technical Institute, where she initiated and wrote the curriculum. Stephen J. Axman M’75 was named the quarterback coach at the University of Montana. He earned master’s degrees from Long Island University and ESU. He and his wife, Dr. Marie Axman, an elementary school principal, have four daughters. Dr. Janice E. Florey ’75 received the President’s Award from Northampton Community College at the Alumni Association’s Recipes for Success Alumni Awards event at NCC. The President’s Award is given to an individual whose life reflects to
Fall 2006 “Who’s Doing What” 17 the community the unique character, personality and level of excellence typified by an NCC educator. Gerald P. Strahlendorf ’75 is a photographer whose photographs of Greece were printed and displayed in the Stockton College Hellenic Center and the Ocean City Art Center exhibit in Ocean City, N.J. Dr. John R. Dabrowski ’77 is the new US Army Aviation Warfighting Center Historian at Ft. Rucker, Ala. after having worked in this area for the last 16 years. John is also a Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve. Gary B. Ebbert, Ph.D ’77 has been appointed vice president of antibody and small molecule manufacturing for MedImmune, where he is responsible for all antibody and small molecule commercial manufacturing activities. Michael Kelly ’77 has been named the new principal at Staunton River High School in Bedford County, Virginia. He worked 11 years as a teacher before transferring to Forest Elementary School where he served for eight years as a principal. Dr. Barry Purvis ’77 was named 2006 High School Principal of the Year by the Pennsylvania Association of Elementary and Secondary School Principals, and will represent the state in competition for national honors. He became principal at Chambersburg Area Senior High School three years ago and he credits the educational community and his family for his success. Gretchen Eysenbach Bicking ’78 has been inducted into the Bristol Township School District Hall of Fame. Jean Marie Scott ’79 will be delegated executive authority for the management of the Division of Student Affairs at University of California in Santa Cruz. Formerly, Jean Marie served as associate vice chancellor for colleges and university housing services at UC Santa Cruz since 2000. Jean Marie also is a guest lecturer at San Jose State University where she previously taught. She is an accomplished sailor and the mother of a 5-year-old daughter. 1980s Michael S. Lush ’80 was inducted in the Lehigh Valley Chapter of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. He was a two-time all-USFL choice and played with the Vikings and Falcons in the NFL and finished with 26 pro career interceptions. Margaret Watson ’80 recently published her first book, A Graceful Farewell: Putting Your Affairs in Order.” Margaret has been a professional organizer for the past 20 years. Her book resulted from her work with clients, hospice and dying people. Karin-Susan Breitlauch ’82 was inducted into Pleasant Valley’s Athletic Hall of Fame. A 1979 graduate at age 15, she was a member of the school’s Honor Society, chorus and yearbook staff. She is a member of the Veterinary Dental Society and is certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association since 1999. Anthony Decker ’83 has been named head strength and conditioning coach at Temple University. Tony will oversee the strength and conditioning programs for all of the Owls’ 24 intercollegiate athletic teams and will work extensively with the football program. He was the winner of the prestigious Strength and Conditioning Professional of the Year Award in 1998. Tony has published multiple studies in medical journals and is a noted national speaker. AXP Brothers Reunion Is Swinging Following a night on the town, the brothers of AXP joined for a fantastic golf outing at Shawnee Golf Club and Resort on April 8 thanks to the efforts of Michael Fenning ’87. While the weather didn’t exactly cooperate, the boys found the luncheon and spirits to their liking. From left, back row: Ken Carpenter ’86, Keith Heeley ’87, Mike O’Rouke ’86, Fran Brennen ‘86, Frank Cinelli ’87 Michael Fenning ’87, Eric Hien ’87, Dennis Messinger ’87, Dave Drexinger ‘87, Mike Strausser ’88, Bill Quinlan ’87, Paul McCrone ’88, Paul Fiske ’88, Mike Sylvester ’89, Dave Aull ’89, Mike Richwalski ’89, John Powers ’86. Front row from left: Mike Perko ’86, Don McCarter ’86, Michael DeVito ’86, Dave Marcon ’86, Mark Heltzel ’86, and Bob Stewart ’84. Missing from photo: Phil Link ’89, Marc Duetel ’88, Stan Prodes ’88, Bill Jones ’84, Ed Ahn ’87, Vito Trigiani ’87. Photo by John Powers ’86
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