Summer 1974 - Thunderbird Magazine
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SUMMER<br />
<strong>1974</strong> MARTHA SNYDER Retires
The American Graduate School of International Management has just<br />
completed its most successful year. The School had an average enrollment of over<br />
800 students, and these 800 students were admitted on a highly selective basis.<br />
The Admissions Committee sticks closely to the 2.5 minimum grade point average<br />
requirement and carefully evaluates the potential of all applicants for successful<br />
international careers. At the moment we are projecting 800 students for the fall<br />
semester selected from several thousand applications.<br />
The summer school is now a regular semester and we assume this pattern<br />
will continue. Currently about 550 students are enrolled. More and more students<br />
are entering in the summer and more students are opting for the summer session<br />
so they can graduate in one calendar year.<br />
The School received financial support for capital improvements this past<br />
year from such companies as Talley Industries ~ Caterpillar, Motorola and Firestone.<br />
As most of you know, our plan is to refurbish as many of the original<br />
buildings as possible. This will retain the traditional <strong>Thunderbird</strong> image and will<br />
also make the old dormitories, dining hall and office buildings more liveable. We<br />
are still in nt.'ed of aUout $2,000,000 for such development. If you have any<br />
suggestions as to possible contributors to this program, all of us would greatly<br />
appreciate it.<br />
We also need your help in finding able, internationally-minded students. The<br />
School receives an increasing number of applications, but we continue to look<br />
for outstanding candidates. We would appreciate anything you can do to influence<br />
bright, young people toward international careers fostered by the <strong>Thunderbird</strong><br />
approach. ft is extremely important that we continue to graduate outstanding<br />
students. The success of the School has depended on those who attended here.<br />
ft is you who have made <strong>Thunderbird</strong>'s reputation, and we must continue to<br />
uphold your high standards.<br />
Martha Snyder is retiring this year. I need hardly tell you what a great loss<br />
she will be. Her contribution to the School and to the welfare of many alumni<br />
has been outstanding. You have been informed of the Martha L. Snyder Scholarship.<br />
We hope you will assist in this project so her good works will be long<br />
remembered at the American Graduate School.<br />
William Voris, President
N EV ADA BAN K EXECUTIVE<br />
ADDRESSES GRADUATES<br />
Mr. Jordan J. Crouch of Reno, executive<br />
vice president of the First National<br />
Bank of Nevada, was commencement<br />
speaker for the 191 graduating students<br />
at the May 22nd exercises.<br />
T ELL INTERFAIT H<br />
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CENTER DEDI CAT ED<br />
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Crouch, a past president of the Bank<br />
Marketing Association and president of<br />
the Nevada Bankers Association, predicted<br />
that within the next 26 years<br />
cancer would be conquered, the life<br />
span increased and the new mass transit<br />
would bar passenger cars from downtown<br />
areas.<br />
"One company deep in research and<br />
development," he said "says that 75<br />
percent of its income by the year 2000<br />
will come from things not even known<br />
today. But, certain basic fundamental<br />
truths that do not change must be followed<br />
if success is to come your way."<br />
He added that persons need good<br />
character and a right attitude toward<br />
life to be successful and happy, and that<br />
there are also certain logical business<br />
steps such as self inventory, plans, goals<br />
and schedules to follow.<br />
"An individual must stop and take<br />
audit of the progress made toward life's<br />
goal. If progress is not what it should<br />
be an inventory should be made to determine<br />
what alterations are necessary."<br />
Seventeen of the 191 graduates were<br />
from Arizon'a; thirty-seven foreign students<br />
represented 23· countries.<br />
The Athletic Award was given to Driss<br />
Ben Khaled, and the Phoenix Newspapers<br />
Advertising Award was presented<br />
to the team introducing "Christian<br />
Brothers Wine in Japan," which won<br />
the Spring '74 advertising competition.<br />
Members of the team were: Robert C.<br />
Brady, Cindy L. Cotton, Susan T. Lentz,<br />
Reed C. Walter, Martha A. Taber and<br />
John W. Wicker, Jr., with Jeffrey<br />
Fischmann as Advisor. Excellence in<br />
Capstone Subjec.ts Awards, presented<br />
for outstanding performance and excellence<br />
demonstrated by its recipients in<br />
the team-research oriented Capstone<br />
Course, were given to Jeremiah A.<br />
Briggs, John R. Maxwell, Peter C. Reck,<br />
Thomas F. O'Dea II, Sharmon D. Wilson<br />
and Jose C. Carreiro.<br />
OUR THANKS TO JERRY JACKA<br />
We have received so many compliments<br />
on the cover of the Spring issue<br />
of THE THUNDERBIRD that we want<br />
to publicly thank the photographer,<br />
Jerry Jacka, for allowing us to reproduce<br />
the beautiful Arizona scene. Jerry<br />
is well known to readers of the ARI<br />
ZONA HIGHWAYS and is famous in<br />
this area for his beautiful photos appearing<br />
in that publication and in local<br />
and na tional magazines.<br />
A very impressive ceremony on May<br />
1st marked the formal dedication of the<br />
TELL INTERFAITH CENTER, presented<br />
to <strong>Thunderbird</strong> by Mr. and Mrs.<br />
A.P. Tell of Phoenix. Such a Center<br />
has been the dream of many students<br />
who realized the need for a campus<br />
facility to be used by all faiths.<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong> is indebted to these students<br />
for their efforts, to Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Tell for their generosity and to the<br />
Center Committee, composed of Lou<br />
Andreadis, Richard Buck, Terry Burton,<br />
Joaquin DuartE:, Lawrence Fry, Ernest<br />
Kangas, Terrence Leonhardy, Robert<br />
Luzar, Philip Roach, Edward Schlar,<br />
Dennis Tenney, and Berger Erickson,<br />
who acted as Trustee.<br />
At the dedica.tion ceremony the invocation<br />
was given by Dr. Jamil Diab,<br />
MARY McMUNN FIRST<br />
WOMAN BKY WINNER<br />
MARY KAY Mc<br />
MUNN, a May '74<br />
gradua te and a<br />
former U .S . Navy<br />
Officer, became the<br />
first woman to receive<br />
the Barton<br />
Kyle Yount Award.<br />
The award is conferred<br />
to a member<br />
of each class and is<br />
based on excellencc<br />
in scholarship ,<br />
character and accomplishment.<br />
A native of Hammond, Indiana, Mary<br />
Founder of the Islamic Center Arizona.<br />
Richard Buck, a current student and a<br />
member of the Center Committee, welcomed<br />
the guests and introduced the<br />
ceremony participants. Mr. Frank Snell,<br />
retired Chairman of the' <strong>Thunderbird</strong><br />
Board of Directors, extended the greetings.<br />
The dedication message and dedicatory<br />
prayer were given by Mr. A.P.<br />
Tell, followed by a response from<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong> President William Voris.<br />
The benediction was recited by Rabbi<br />
Samuel Teitelbaum of the Congregation<br />
Haverim of Phoenix.<br />
A reception followed the dedication<br />
services.<br />
The new Center, a 30 by 40- foot building<br />
of slump block construction, is<br />
located to the North of the Campus Entrance<br />
at the corner of 59th Avenue and<br />
Greenway Road.<br />
Kay is a graduate of Purdue University.<br />
She served for six years with the U.S.<br />
NaVY and attained the rank of lieutenant,<br />
serving for two years as American<br />
Exchange Officer in England with the<br />
British Royal Navy.<br />
She plans to seek administrative work<br />
in financial management either with a<br />
university or an international corporation.<br />
In accepting the award Mary commented:<br />
"It is up to women to find<br />
their place in the professional world.<br />
and a woman needs some degree of<br />
~kill to be successful. A woman is expected<br />
to think like a man, look like a<br />
girl, act likc a lady, and work like a<br />
dog."
KLEIN '47 RECEIVES<br />
JONAS MAYER AWARD<br />
JOSEPH M. KLEIN, Executive Vice<br />
President of the Cyprus Mines Corporation,<br />
headquartered in Los Angeles, was<br />
presented the <strong>1974</strong> Jonas Mayer Alumni<br />
Award at the May 22nd commencement<br />
exercises. The award is granted each<br />
year to an alumnus of the School who<br />
has reflected great credit on American<br />
international business.<br />
A graduate of <strong>Thunderbird</strong>'s first class,<br />
he joined Cyprus Mines Corporation in<br />
May 1966 in the newly-created position<br />
of Group Vice Preside nt, International<br />
Marketing Division. Although his original<br />
job title depicted the rather narrow<br />
field of international marketing, Joe<br />
quickly became a member of the senior<br />
operating management team and was<br />
involved, at least at the policy-making<br />
level, in all phases of the company's<br />
worldwide business.<br />
One year after joining Cyprus he was<br />
elected a Senior Vice President in recognition<br />
of his expanded responsibilities<br />
and, in July 1972, he became the Executive<br />
Vice President. In this position, he<br />
is responsible for Cyprus' international<br />
marketing program and its industrial<br />
and manufacturing groups located<br />
throughout the world.<br />
Before joining Cyprus Mines he was<br />
president of NBC International Ltd.,<br />
and vice president of NBC News, based<br />
in New York City.<br />
Joe and his wife, Betty, were present at<br />
the commencement exercises to receive<br />
the Award, which was presented to him<br />
by Mr. Frank Snell, former Chairman<br />
of the <strong>Thunderbird</strong> Board of Directors.<br />
PRESI DENT VORIS<br />
VISITS EUROPE<br />
Dr. William Voris, <strong>Thunderbird</strong> President,<br />
has returned from a brief trip to<br />
Europe, where he met with a variety<br />
of European businessmen and university<br />
representatives. His trip was<br />
funded by the Combined Communications<br />
Corporation, and included stops in<br />
Copenhagen, Brussels, Paris, Berlin and<br />
Barcelona.<br />
One of the main objectives of the trip<br />
was to better inform leading businessmen<br />
and university representatives on<br />
the aims, purposes and needs of<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong>, and to speak to the students<br />
and faculty at the University of<br />
Na varre in Barcelona, the Ecole<br />
Superieure de Commerce de Paris, and<br />
the Free University in Berlin. His visit<br />
also included interviews by European<br />
newspapers. President Voris attended<br />
alumni meetings in ~aris and Brussels.<br />
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CHRIS LARSEN LEAVES<br />
THUNDERBIRD<br />
CHRISTIAN A.<br />
LARSEN, Director<br />
of the Department<br />
of World Business<br />
from 1965 to 1972,<br />
retire d on June<br />
30th. For the past<br />
two years he has<br />
been Director of<br />
Special Projects.<br />
Prior to joining the<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong> s ta ff,<br />
Chris spent thirty-six years in the Far<br />
East, having been associated with the<br />
Standard Oil Company in the Philippines.<br />
He advanced from district manager<br />
to general manager and subsequently<br />
to president and chairman of<br />
the board of several of the company's<br />
Philippine subsidiaries.<br />
Chris has added much to the <strong>Thunderbird</strong><br />
community and his good nature,<br />
ready wit, friendliness and cooperative<br />
manner will be long remembered by his<br />
co-workers, students and alumni.<br />
During his retirement years he plans<br />
to renew an old hobby of raising rare<br />
species of orchids, to play more golf,<br />
and to take advantage of some of the<br />
numerous Sun City activities.<br />
Chris and his wife, Valla, reside at<br />
10638 Brookside Drive in Sun City<br />
(85351). Two of the Larson sons are<br />
graduates of <strong>Thunderbird</strong> - Chris, Jr.<br />
in 1965 and Roger in 1972.<br />
ACADEMIC VP RESIGNS<br />
Dr. Donald W . Baerresen, Academic<br />
Vice President for the past two years,<br />
has announced his resignation effective<br />
August 15, <strong>1974</strong>. He leaves <strong>Thunderbird</strong><br />
to accept the presidency of a San Diegobased<br />
corporation.<br />
Dr. Baerresen is traveling in Japan,<br />
Taiwan and Korea this <strong>Summer</strong>, exploring<br />
the possibilities of beginning new<br />
student exchange and foreign language<br />
programs.<br />
He is a native of Los Angeles and received<br />
his BA and MA from Occidental<br />
College, and his Doctorate from UCLA.<br />
Before coming to <strong>Thunderbird</strong>, Dr.<br />
Ba·erresen served as director of research<br />
for the Center of International Business,<br />
Los Angeles; economic advisor to the<br />
Government of Brazil from 1965 to<br />
1967; research economist for the U niversity<br />
of California at Berkeley; economist<br />
for the Organization of American<br />
States, and a research associate for<br />
Brookings Institute in Washington, D.C.<br />
He has authored two books: Latin<br />
American Trade Patterns and The<br />
Border Ind·ustrialization Program of<br />
Mexico.<br />
FRANK McMINN<br />
NATIONAL DPE PRESIDENT<br />
The Twenty-Eighth Biennial Convention<br />
of Delta Phi Epsilon was held at<br />
the luxurious and famous Biltmore<br />
Hotel in Phoenix, on May 31, June 1<br />
and 2. The weekend festivities included<br />
dinners, c~ktail parties, swimming,<br />
golf, horseback riding and business ses<br />
~ ions . Pat Hughes, outgoing President,<br />
presided at the business meetings with<br />
approximately 40 members in attendance.<br />
Pat, a member of the Lambda Chapter,<br />
has done an outstanding job for the<br />
Fraternity during his reign as National<br />
President, as have the other members<br />
of his Board.<br />
National officers for the next two years<br />
will be: FRANK McMINN of Phoenix,<br />
President; BERGE,R ERICKSON (Phoenix),<br />
E,xecutive Vice President; PEGGY<br />
PECKHAM (Phoenix), Collegiate Chapter<br />
Coordinator; ALVIN MARKS<br />
(Phoenix), Alumni Secretary; MARTHA<br />
SNYDER (Phoenix), General Secretary;<br />
EDWARD ABRAMSON of Los Angeles,<br />
Treasurer.<br />
National Delta Phi Epsilon will be<br />
headquartered on the <strong>Thunderbird</strong><br />
campus.<br />
VAN PELT NAMED<br />
HONORARY CONSUL<br />
CALVIN V AN<br />
PELT '50, Vice<br />
President of the International<br />
Division<br />
of White Stag, has<br />
been installed as<br />
Honorary Consul<br />
for Sou th Africa<br />
with jurisdiction in<br />
the State of Oregon.<br />
Hi s appointment<br />
was announced by<br />
J.S.F. Botha, Ambassador to the United<br />
States from South Africa.<br />
Mr. A. M. Grobler, the Consul General<br />
for South Africa in San Francisco,<br />
was present for the installation. Cal and<br />
Mr. Gl'obler, along with Dr. Fernando<br />
Lecn, Consul of Mexico and Dean of<br />
Oregon's Consular Corps and! Mr. Ed<br />
Hamilton, newly-appointed Consul of<br />
the Ivory Coast were greeted by Governor<br />
McCall in Salem. They were also<br />
received by Mayor Goldschmidt and<br />
Mr. Oliver Larson of the Portland<br />
Chamber of Commerce.<br />
Cal travels extensively in his position<br />
with White Stag and has visited South<br />
Africa many times. He is a native Oregonian,<br />
and lives with his wife and<br />
children at 800 S.W. Murray Blvd.,<br />
Beaverton, Oregon.
MARTHA SNYDER RETIRES<br />
By Mabel Erickson<br />
Martha Snyder joined the American Graduate School of International Manage <br />
ment (then the American Institute far Foreign Trade) as my Secretary in the<br />
Registrar's Office on January 20, 1953. She also served in that capacity in the<br />
Placement Office and Alumni Affairs Office. She was appointed Executive Secretary<br />
of the Alumni Association on July 1, 1963, and has< served in that capacity ever since.<br />
One of her responsibilitioo has been the editing of the alumni publication, "News<br />
of <strong>Thunderbird</strong>s," now called "The <strong>Thunderbird</strong>." She has done a remarkable job<br />
in reporting news of alumni, current campus activities, and even the "Cradle Roll,"<br />
many of whom we hope will be future <strong>Thunderbird</strong>s.<br />
Her W8'rm and cordial contact with alumni has elicited extraordinary cooperation<br />
from them in keeping the school posted on their progress. Also the School is<br />
constantly being complimented on the alumni records Martha set up and has<br />
maintained.<br />
As I wrote to Martoo on the occasion of a party given in her honor at the<br />
home of President and Mrs. Voris recently, "I am glad to haye had the privilege<br />
and foresight to have brought you into the <strong>Thunderbird</strong> family. I remember our<br />
initial interview . .. Somehow, we had instant rapport which has lasted throughout<br />
these many years."<br />
Sometimes, during the leaner years, our job seemed analogous to Hannibal's<br />
crossing the Alps. Our early poetic attempts for alumni fund raising often brought<br />
roars of laughter from the graduates. Some of you will remember the following:<br />
You may think we are kind of sneaky<br />
When we say the roof is leaky -<br />
And printing and postage costs go<br />
sailing<br />
So why don't you your check us<br />
mailing?<br />
Not to be outdone by our literary endeavor,<br />
one alumnus sent his check with<br />
the following response:<br />
"Can't resist my check you mailing -<br />
When your humar's so unfa,iling.<br />
You'd get no where with a fast line<br />
But how ignOTe that deathless last<br />
line?<br />
It goes to prove the thing they often<br />
tell:<br />
Nothing pays off like the soft-sell!"<br />
AnotheT <strong>Thunderbird</strong> finished off our<br />
annual contribution rhyme with:<br />
"My bank balance is a-wailing<br />
My family is a-ailing<br />
But you folks I'm not a-failing."<br />
During our tenure, we laughed a lot,<br />
we tried hard, we worked hard, and<br />
cried some. In that regard, I could cite<br />
many incidents and escapades, but lest<br />
I slight any of our wondedul characters<br />
(alumni that is), I will keep this<br />
very simply as a tribute to Martha.<br />
One of the highlights of Martha's party<br />
was a lovely scrapbook of memorabilia<br />
gathered from around the world and<br />
presented to her. Another highlight was<br />
the announcement of a scholarship set<br />
up in her name. To date, approximately<br />
$2,700 has been received. We hope that<br />
figure will grow as more alumni and<br />
friends become aware of the scholarship.<br />
We shall miss Martha on campus, but<br />
she will still be in Phoenix, and I am<br />
sure she will join us in some of the<br />
fun things that regularly occur here.<br />
And I am certain too that many of the<br />
alumni will recollect nostalgically what<br />
some of those fun things are. When she<br />
retires on June 30, <strong>1974</strong>, she can do so<br />
with assurance that she has served<br />
admirably with loyalty, dedication, efficiency<br />
and love. We wish for her a<br />
happy and fulfilling retirement. And<br />
Godspeed.<br />
BRIDGES SERVES ON<br />
PRESIDENTIAL<br />
INTERCHANGE PROGRAM<br />
ED BRIDGES '66, Executive Assistant<br />
to the President of the International<br />
Division of Tennessee Gas Transmission<br />
Company in Houston, Texas, is on a<br />
year's leave of absence to serve on the<br />
President's Interchange Program in<br />
Washington, D.C.<br />
The program was established in 1969 to<br />
provide highly talented executives with<br />
an opportunity to gain experience by<br />
crossing sector lines to work temporarily<br />
in government or business during the<br />
important middle years of their careers.<br />
Business executives, and other executives<br />
in the private sector, are selected<br />
for year-long assignments in Government.<br />
Similarly, government executives<br />
are selected for assignments in business.<br />
To qualify for the exchange program<br />
the candidate must have the following:<br />
(a) the potential to become a senior<br />
executive (b) a proven record of management<br />
ability (c) significant accomplishments<br />
and (d) integrity and a high<br />
intellectual capacity.<br />
Ed has been assigned to the Bureau of<br />
East-West Trade, Department of Commerce,<br />
as an international trade specialist<br />
with the Trade Policy Division.<br />
While with the program he has authored<br />
"How to do Business with the U.S.S.R."<br />
and co-authored "Financing East-West<br />
Trade through Switch & Barter." H e<br />
also attended a total immersion course<br />
in the Russian Language and an American<br />
Management Associations Seminar<br />
on "Coping with Foreign Exchange<br />
Problems in International Operations."<br />
He serves on the Policy Analysis Staff<br />
of the Administrator of the Federal<br />
Energy Office ; is a Director of a Department<br />
of Commerce Trade Mission<br />
to the U.S.S.R., Hungary and Austria,<br />
and is a Project Director for Commerce<br />
on Financing East-West Trade, and on<br />
the optimum U.S. corporation organization<br />
and management structure in dealing<br />
with the Centrally Planned Economics.<br />
Formerly with J. 1. Case Company, E
A FINAL MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR<br />
It is with mixed emotiens that I edit this publication, my last issue<br />
ef THE THUNDERBIRD. I shall soon leave AGSIM, taking with me<br />
wonderful memories ef my mere than twenty ene years on campus,<br />
the alumni parties that I have attended, and the friendship of my<br />
co-werkers and alumni areund the werld. It has been a delightful<br />
and unforgettable era of my life and I have enjoyed every minute of it.<br />
Naturally, I feel a certain sense of sadness when I realize that<br />
I shall no lenger be an important part of <strong>Thunderbird</strong> and yet, I am<br />
so thankful and happy for having had the opportunity to work fer,<br />
and with so many wonderful people. <strong>Thunderbird</strong> and its alumni shall<br />
always hold a very special place in my heart.<br />
I shall miss the "Dear Martha" letters, the buzzing activity ef<br />
campus life, the arrival of new students, the goodbyes at graduation<br />
time, the chapter parties and the visits. of returning alumni - but life<br />
shall gO' on, and new interests have a way of replacing some of the<br />
eld. I onJy hepe that my <strong>Thunderbird</strong> friends will not forget me and<br />
that at least some of them will continue to' keep in teuch with me<br />
and! stop in fora visit when they are in the area.<br />
I am deeply honored by the establishment ef the MARTHA L.<br />
SNYDER SCHOLARSHIP, altheugh I am not at all sure that I deS€rve<br />
the recegnition. I wish to' thank these whO' sO' genereusly centributed<br />
to the Fund, and all my alumni friends who sent messages ef congratulations<br />
and best wishes en my retirement. If you will bear with<br />
me, I premise to eventually send a persenal thank-you to each of<br />
you. The incoming notes, letters, telegrams, etc., were cempiled in<br />
an albwTI and presented to me at the marvelous May 15th FIESTA<br />
DE LOS ALUMNI hosted by President Veris and his levely wife,<br />
Mavis. It is a very impressive volume and ene that holds beautiful<br />
memories ef my happy days at <strong>Thunderbird</strong>.<br />
As for the future, my plans are indefinite. Rest assured that I shall<br />
not be· idle. I plan to devote a pa~t of my time to work, and the rest<br />
will be spent catering to my ever increasing family, doing seme volunteer<br />
work at one of the lecal hospitals, and taking advantage· ef some<br />
of the outside diversions that a nine to five jeb precluded. One of my<br />
part-time activities will be as National Secretary ef Delta Phi Epsilen,<br />
and since the Lambda Chapter represents about 20% of the total<br />
membership I shall be keeping in close teuch with many of you.<br />
For the time being, my address is 6050 North 21st Avenue, Apartment<br />
B, Pheenix 85015. Telephone (602) 242-398l. PLEASE REMEM<br />
BER that the Welceme Mat is always out.<br />
I wish for each of you the best of everything in life, and in the<br />
years to come may you find the fulfullment of your dreams. I know<br />
that I can depend on each of you to give my successor the same<br />
wonderful ceoperatien and friendship that you have given me.<br />
Although this is my final message as editor, I will not say "goodbye"<br />
- I shall only say -<br />
Until we meet again,<br />
Although Martha vetoed the use of her picture on the cover of this issue of THE<br />
THUNDERBIRD, the day after her retirement we changed her plans and rushed her<br />
photo to the printers.<br />
PUBLIC Al"F AIRS OFFICE<br />
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FUND RAISING<br />
DINING HALL CONTRIBUTIONS DROP<br />
Donations to the Dining Hall Renovation Fund have "sagged" in the last four months (Fehruary 15 through June 15),<br />
totaling. only $3,179.80, and our hopes of finishing the project in <strong>1974</strong> have dimmed. We anticipate that we should pick up a<br />
large part of the $25,000 deficit through a special letter campaign to alumni who have not contributed to the current project<br />
and who have not responded to previous fund drives. Originally scheduled for May, these letters should be in the mail in July.<br />
If you are among the non-givers PLEASE drop your check in the mail today. Remember your contribution is taxdeductible<br />
and that you can double your donation if your company participates in a Gift Ma,tching Program. YOUR SUPPORT<br />
WILL BE AN INDICATION OF YOUR CONTINUING INTEREST IN THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THUNDERBIRD.<br />
CENTURY CLUB<br />
(Contributions of $100 to $499)<br />
Jordan Paine '47<br />
Jack Bartholf '51<br />
Craig Starkey '60<br />
Ralph Lambert '66<br />
Kurn Kxuger '69<br />
Russell Jaffe '72<br />
William Hacker (Special)<br />
HONOR ROLL OF CONTRIBUTORS<br />
Emily Adacusky '47<br />
Robert A. Clarke '48<br />
Kenneth Miller 149<br />
Upton Ramsey '49<br />
William Ferry '51<br />
Charles T. Wood '53<br />
Jack Hams '53<br />
Charles Kellar '54<br />
John A. Thomson '55<br />
Michael Newton '56<br />
Harry Krattoville '56<br />
Alvin Fritzner '58<br />
Robert E. Johnson '59<br />
Curgie Pratt '59<br />
Robert C. Hamilton '59<br />
Gene Wick '60<br />
Jaime Ghezzi '61<br />
Charles Yahn '62<br />
Daniel Van Gelder '63<br />
Steven Spencer '64<br />
John Butler '64<br />
John F. Daliere '64<br />
Richard Koechlein '65<br />
Richard S. Cochran '65<br />
Leif Salvesen '65<br />
William Grant '66<br />
Alpo Crane '66<br />
David Fisher '67<br />
Robert Jarrett '67<br />
Peter Hellman '68<br />
Henry Batchelder '68<br />
Robert Schreiber '68<br />
Montroville B. Walker '68<br />
Thomas Lester '68<br />
Kenneth Banks '68<br />
John Verity '68<br />
Michael Murphy '69<br />
Robert B. Stevens '70<br />
Blair Kittleson '70<br />
Donald Muston '70<br />
Malinda Elliott '70<br />
James Kohl '71<br />
Robert Scholle '71<br />
Keith Sanders '71<br />
Phillip Strongin '71<br />
Gary Cunningham '71<br />
Charles Murphy '71<br />
Phillip E. Casey '71<br />
William M. CoulteT '71<br />
J effrey D. Davis '71<br />
Clifford Myers '71<br />
Peter C. Palmen '71<br />
Lee Baker '71<br />
McDiarmid Messinger '72<br />
Donald Swihart '72<br />
Michael Clarey '72<br />
Walker Curtner '72<br />
Dennis Orio '72<br />
Robert Hardwicke '72<br />
William Broadfoot '72<br />
Robb Peglar '72<br />
K. C. McAlpin '73<br />
Ronald Kurtz '73<br />
Thomas Greer '73<br />
Rodolfo Alvarez-Baca '73<br />
Robert Dix '73<br />
Dalia Vysniaukas (Special)<br />
COMPANIES CONTRIBUTING UNDER MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM<br />
Exxon Foundation<br />
R. J . Reynolds Industries, Inc.<br />
Carrier Foundla,tion<br />
FMC Foundaltion<br />
The Chase Manhattan Bank<br />
Joseph E. Seagrams & Sons, Inc.<br />
American Home Products Corporation<br />
Borg-Warner Foundation, Inc.<br />
Bucyrus-Erie Foundation, Inc.<br />
The Young & Rubicam Foundation<br />
American Express Foundation<br />
First Na,tional City Bank Foundation<br />
American Can Company Foundation<br />
Armco Foundation<br />
ESB Founda tion<br />
NOTE: Donors to the Martha L. Snyder Scholarship Fund will bc listed in the leall issue of THE THUNDERBIRD.<br />
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ARIZONA FIESTA<br />
DE LOS ALUMNI<br />
The May 15th FIESTA DE LOS ALUM<br />
NI hosted by President and Mrs. Voris<br />
was a tremendous success with dozens<br />
of Arizona alumni in attendance ph-ls a<br />
s izeable number of faculty members,<br />
administrative personnel and friends.<br />
While the party was intended as a surprise<br />
for your retiring Editor, the news<br />
"leaked" out. well in advance of May<br />
15th. It was a very enjoyable, funpacked<br />
evening with excellent food,<br />
considerable imbibing and much socializing.<br />
The International Students furnished<br />
the entertainment, followed by<br />
an auction to raise money for the<br />
Scholarship Fund.<br />
We thank President Voris and Mavis for<br />
hosting the party, and for their deep<br />
and genuine interest in not only the<br />
School, but in its students and alumni.<br />
BOYE DEMENTE '53 will serve as<br />
<strong>1974</strong>-75 President of the Arizona Alumni<br />
Chapter.<br />
CHRIS LARSEN Tom McSpodden '65 ond President Voris.<br />
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN Alice Johnson,<br />
Jorge Voldivieso, Movis Voris, ond Lilli Porshall.<br />
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE HOLDING A<br />
PRETTY gal on your lap - Berger Erickson<br />
and Alice Johnson (faculty).<br />
JANE GEER, CLEO ROTHMAN (Mrs. Ted)<br />
and Martha Snyder.<br />
FORMER PLACEMENT DIRECTORS -<br />
Kaufer.<br />
Mabel Erickson ond Ed<br />
G
DON PALMER, EILEEN CUMPSTON (Mrs .<br />
Geo.> ond LOU PALMER, Executive Secretory<br />
to President Voris.<br />
WESLEY KRUSE presents gift from the Southern California<br />
Alumni Chapter to retiring editor.<br />
RECORD ATTENDANCE AT<br />
LOS ANGELES MEETING<br />
LOS ANGELES area <strong>Thunderbird</strong>s<br />
turned out 105 strong for the June 8th<br />
cocktail/ d inner party held at The Pear<br />
Garden. The affair was in honor of<br />
Senorita de Noronha of Phoenix (an<br />
all-tin'e <strong>Thunderbird</strong> favorite) and you r<br />
r e tiring Editor. While it is always deli<br />
ghtful to see the Los Angcles group<br />
that have been so faithful t o the S chool<br />
and to the Chapter, it was particula rly<br />
gratifying to find so many graduates<br />
from the earlie,r classes on hand, and<br />
especially those w ho had not attended<br />
p revio us meetings. There wer e also a<br />
number of recent graduates.<br />
As your retiring Editor, I w ish to thank<br />
the Los Angeles Chapter for their loyalty<br />
a nd cooperation through th e years,<br />
for their friendship, for the courtesies<br />
they have extended to me, and for the<br />
lovely gift.<br />
Newcomer s in the area should contact<br />
Larry Lips her , Chapter President, (462-<br />
2088 or 729-7505) to assure that their<br />
na m e is on the mailing list. The next<br />
meeting will be held in Octobe r or<br />
November '74.<br />
A BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR<br />
SENORITA DE NORONHA<br />
RECENT GRADS -<br />
Henderson.<br />
Gory Adams and Jim<br />
DAVE BROWN, CHARLOTTE HENDERSON, LILLIAN BROWN and daughter. (Associations News Continued on Page 10 )<br />
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To celebrate t<br />
wonderful world,<br />
on one April day<br />
and community t<br />
There were potters an<br />
screens from Korea, carvings<br />
games of skill and chance titl<br />
Game, Darts, Hoop Throw, and ~~USan<br />
tension, there was a dunking tank<br />
Charles Fonvielle, Marshall Geer, Joh<br />
When the weary barkers auction<br />
up their bullhorns, and carted the boot<br />
it was a whole lot of work and a whol<br />
but most everyone collapsed in bed ins
'74!!!<br />
11 over this wide,<br />
ne campus quad<br />
t brought campus<br />
und-raising.<br />
Scandinavian folk<br />
t; Latin guitarists,<br />
as, Chinese eggroll<br />
nternational fashion<br />
er keg of beer from<br />
countries, and Berger<br />
last faculty-baked cake, packed<br />
storage, it was agreed by all that<br />
4l-l1ot--M-oWn. There was a dance that night,
'7 4 FASCHING IN MUNICH and<br />
EUROPEAN CHAPTER PLANS FOR 74-75<br />
We received a full report from Dave Hertel on the '74 Fasching Weekend in<br />
Munich sponsored by the EUROPEAN ALUMNI CHAPTER and indications are<br />
that it was well attended and the accompanying photographs prove that a good time<br />
was had by all.<br />
We were sorry to learn that the MITCH SUMMERS have left Paris for a<br />
Tehran-Armco assignment. Mitch and Judy have done a marvelous job for the<br />
European group for several years and now that they are in Iran we look for increased<br />
alumni activity in that area. We are consoled by the fact that the European Chapter<br />
has been left in the capable hands of KURN KRUGER and DAVE HERTEL and<br />
their Board of Directors.<br />
<strong>Summer</strong> plans called for a cocktail/dinner party in Paris in honor of <strong>Thunderbird</strong><br />
President Voris on the evening of June 21st. More on this in the Fall issue of<br />
THE THUNDBRBIRD.<br />
Perhaps one of the most exciting of the upcoming events will be the SKI NEW<br />
YEAR'S GET-TOGETHER at St. Johann in Tirol, Austria, scheduled for December<br />
27-January 1st. The FASCHING KARNEVAL WEEKEND will be held in Cologne<br />
on February 7-9, 1975.<br />
If you are living in Europe and your name is not on the Chapter mailing list<br />
PLElASE contact Dave Hertel, N. V. Ridge Tool, S. A., 3800 St-Truiden, Belgium<br />
(Telephone: 011/759-.61).<br />
·PAT REIMANN<br />
PABLO REIMANN -<br />
LO LOCHER<br />
JOHN CASSIN & MIKE ADAMS<br />
AND A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL<br />
10<br />
DAVE HERTEL and JOHN AVARD with a<br />
Hafbrauhaus-Madel
SAN DIEGO T'BIRDS MEET<br />
AT UNIVERSITY CLUB<br />
Twenty plus SAN DIEGO alumni attended<br />
a reception in honor of Dr.<br />
MARTIN SOURS, Associate Professor,<br />
Interna tiona I Studies Department, on<br />
March 28th at the University Club.<br />
Arrangements were made by CRAIG<br />
STARKEY '60, Vice President of First<br />
Federal Savings & Loan Association,<br />
who also funded the affair.<br />
HOUSTON ALUMS HOST<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
A sizeable group of HOUSTON area<br />
alumni attended a "no-host" cocktail<br />
party in honor of President Voris when<br />
he was in the City in May to speak at<br />
a meeting of the International Trade<br />
Association. The party was held in the<br />
World Trade Building and was arranged<br />
by BILL PENNEL '64, President of<br />
Volvo Southwest, and CEe ROUSSER<br />
'64, Director of Trade Development for<br />
the Port of Houston.<br />
In ~~mnriam<br />
SUDDEN DEATH OF<br />
ANN KINCAIDE<br />
ANN KINCAIDE, wife of ROGER D.<br />
KINCAIDE '63 of Wheaton, Illinois<br />
died suddenly at their home on January<br />
26th, <strong>1974</strong>, from an apparent brain<br />
hemorrhage. Except for a headache the<br />
night before there was no forewarning.<br />
Memorial services were held on January<br />
28th, after which she was taken<br />
to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for burial.<br />
She is survived by her husband, Roger,<br />
of 1218 Dellis Road, Wheaton, Illinois<br />
60187, and three children.<br />
EDGCOMB KILLED IN<br />
PLANE CRASH<br />
DAVID A. EDGCOMB of Chicago was<br />
killed in the crash of a private plane<br />
near Piedmont, Missouri, on April 13th,<br />
<strong>1974</strong>. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
H. L. Edgcomb, 900 Woodfield Drive,<br />
Short Hills, New Jersey 07078.<br />
At the time of his death he was em <br />
ployed as Export Manager of The Griffith<br />
Laboratories in Chicago. He received<br />
his B. A in Spanish from<br />
Monmouth College, and a BSIM from<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong> in May 1971.<br />
KUEBLER RITES IN EVANSTON<br />
Services for DR. CLARK G. KUEBLER,<br />
former president of Ripon College were<br />
held at St. Luke Episcopal Church in<br />
Evanston, Illinois on April 4.<br />
Dr. Kuebler, a native of Chicago, died<br />
on March 28th in Rio de Janeiro, where<br />
he had lived in recent years.<br />
He was President of Ripon College from<br />
1943 to 1954, after spending 13 years<br />
on the faculty of Northwestern University<br />
as an instructor in the classics.<br />
After leaving Ripon, he was provost of<br />
the University of California at Santa<br />
Barbara for a number of years.<br />
He attended the campus Key Man<br />
Course in 1956 under the sponsorship<br />
of the Lone Star Cement Corporation,<br />
and was subsequently sent to Brazil as<br />
President of the Latin American operations.<br />
At the time of his death he was<br />
President of Perma Plasticos, S.A. in<br />
Rio.<br />
He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Sylvia<br />
Wells of Winnetka, Illinois.<br />
AROUND THE WORLD<br />
1948 BOB CLARKE is Senior Staff<br />
Contract Representative for the<br />
International Division of the<br />
Shell Oil Company in Houston. Bob and<br />
Peggy live in nearby Conroe<br />
FRANK DELISLE recently joined Security<br />
Pacific National Bank in Los<br />
Angeles as a Vice President in the<br />
European Division. Formerly w ith the<br />
First National Bank of Boston, he spent<br />
several years in Brazil, England and<br />
Spain.<br />
1949 SAM BLOOM has joined the<br />
Latin American Group of the<br />
Xerox Corporation in Rochester,<br />
New York. He will travel extensively<br />
to Mexico, Brazil and Argentina ...<br />
BILL HARSH resigned from Raytheon<br />
Company to accept a Vice Presidency<br />
with the Satra Corporation of New York<br />
City. Satra is a division of the Soviet<br />
American Trading Company.<br />
GROVES RECEIVES<br />
NATIONAL AWARD<br />
DONALD GROVES '49 of Washington,<br />
D.C. accepts a National Freedoms Foundation<br />
Honor Medal .Award from Congressman<br />
Dante Fascell (Florida). The<br />
award was in recognition for an essay<br />
Don authored, entitled "The Old Man."<br />
1950 BOB HAMMOND, Agent for<br />
State Farm Mutual Insurance<br />
Company in Tucson, called in<br />
mid-May to repo·rt that he was leaving<br />
for a short trip to France and Belgium<br />
FRED VOORHEES is Managing<br />
Principal of Resort Counseling Associates<br />
in Medina, Washington.<br />
1951 Following several years as<br />
Sales Manager for the United<br />
Export Corporation in South<br />
Bend, Indiana, JERRY MARSHALL is<br />
now a self-employed combination Export<br />
Manager d.b.a. Marshall Export<br />
Corporation. "In case anyone would<br />
want to stop in and see me, the street<br />
address is 2015 Western Avenue, Marycrest<br />
Building, South Bend 46621."<br />
1952 JACK BARTHOLF is President<br />
of Union Carbide Argentina<br />
and writes "Prior to coming<br />
here 15 months ago, I was President of<br />
Union Carbide Colombia and U.C.<br />
Ecuador. This has been quite an experience<br />
and we are presently living in<br />
Montevideo and I am working in<br />
Buenos Aires."<br />
1953 JACK HAMS of Portland, Oregon,<br />
visited the Alumni Office<br />
in April, accompanied by Dr.<br />
Tom Gaddis, Author of "The Bird Man<br />
of Alcatraz." He also directed the<br />
movie version of the story. Jack and<br />
Dr. Gaddis were returning from Mexico<br />
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where they have a 49% interest in a<br />
silver mine . . . ED GARCIA writes<br />
from Fresno, California. "Since returning<br />
to live in California, I have become<br />
involved in a number of activities. Currently,<br />
I am on the Board and the Secretary<br />
of Pacificia Federal Savings and<br />
Loan Association, which we founded<br />
last Spring. As a Founder /S€cretary /<br />
Director, I have been very active in the<br />
growth of Pacificia. In addition, I have<br />
become an importer/wholesaler of wine,<br />
beer and hard spirits. This is a new<br />
business, which is only now being organized.<br />
I have also taken over the<br />
family farm, and recently purchased a<br />
second 410 acre ranch, which is operating<br />
as Garcia Farms, Inc. One of my<br />
classmates, JOHN CALLEY, is a partner<br />
with me in this venture. We are<br />
farming Rubired wine grapes, and the<br />
bulk of the acreage is in cotton and<br />
alfalfa. Last, but not least, I am still<br />
very much involved in the international<br />
field currently working on 3· merger<br />
acquisitions abroad. One of the acquisitions<br />
involves a European firm taking<br />
over an American conglomera,te. Actually,<br />
this is my real cup of tea, and<br />
I enjoy this enormously." . . The NORM<br />
BAILEYS left Argentina last September<br />
and are presently located in Jacksonville,<br />
Florida, where Norm has<br />
formed an export management company<br />
to handle exports of Florida and Georgia<br />
manufacturers to Latin America.<br />
DERR APPOINTED<br />
FIRESTONE VP<br />
ARTHUR C. DERR, '54 has been appointed<br />
a vice president of Firestone<br />
International Company, and will be<br />
responsible for the company's natural<br />
rubber operations throughout the world.<br />
He has been managing director of<br />
Industria de Pneumaticos Firestone,<br />
S.A. in Sao Paulo, Brazil, since 1969.<br />
The Brazilian operation includes a 10,-<br />
000 acre rubber plantation in addition<br />
to two tire plants.<br />
Joining Firestone after graduation in<br />
June 1954, Art fulfilled assignments in<br />
Panama, Puerto Rico and Portugal before<br />
moving to Brazil.<br />
1955 Since the JUAN FORSTERS of<br />
Guatemala visited campus last<br />
year a number of noteworthy<br />
events have taken place. In February,<br />
they signed a contract wiith the Mirrish'y<br />
of Agriculture on a long-term lease<br />
of a property the Forsters had selected<br />
a couple of years ago. It is a strip of<br />
property 200 meters wide by 1,400<br />
meters long on the shore of Lake Izabal,<br />
about one mile from the Village of<br />
12<br />
Mariscos in Eastern Guatemala (31f2<br />
hours drive frol11 Guatemala City). The<br />
area is tropical and the land, covering<br />
about 60 acres is rustic, with practically<br />
nothing on it except a little<br />
coffee, a few coconut and hardwood<br />
trees and lots of white sand. The temperature<br />
averages 85 ° throughout the<br />
year. The Forsters plan to cultivate the<br />
land while developing plans for a tourist<br />
center with native-style cabins, good<br />
bar and restaurant, tennis, volleyball,<br />
horseback riding, pitch-and-toss on the<br />
airstrip, marina, lake tours, etc. For the<br />
past four years, tourism in Guatemala<br />
has increased a t the rate of 40 % per<br />
year. Juan resigned from Catholic Relief<br />
Services in 1972, and the family<br />
spent the rest of the year at the Parish<br />
of San Lucas Toliman on the shores of<br />
beautiful Lake Atitlan. They are also<br />
involved in the export of native weavings<br />
and handicrafts. MARY GENE<br />
spends a grea t part of her time in the<br />
Central Market with the native weavers<br />
and is fast becoming an expert on<br />
native arts and crafts. Juan writes:<br />
"There is now direct calling from the<br />
U.S. to Guatemala and visa-versa. Our<br />
number is 65-428. We would much<br />
rather have a local phone call from<br />
you - from the airport, saying "come<br />
and pick me up." Their address is<br />
4a. Av. 2-45, Zona 9, Guatemala, C.A.<br />
. . . LANCE and SHEILA SMITH are<br />
living in Anchorage, Alaska, where he<br />
is General Manager of the tire division<br />
of the Northern Commercial Company.<br />
Their twin sons, who were ten months<br />
old when Lance and Sheila came to<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong>, are now in college -<br />
Bruce at University of California at<br />
Berkeley, and Roger at U. of C. at Santa<br />
Cruz.<br />
1956 CHARLEY ST. CLAIR returned<br />
to the Valley of the Sun<br />
last fall following several<br />
years in Liberia with Firestone. The St.<br />
Cia irs resided in the Phoenix area for<br />
a time and in Janua,ry left for Bangkok,<br />
where he has been assigned by Foremost-McKesson.<br />
BOTSFORD '57 JOINS<br />
MAREMONT<br />
EDWARD A. BOTSFORD has been<br />
named Vice President and General<br />
Manager, Latin American Operations of<br />
the Maremont Corporation, with complete<br />
management responsibility for the<br />
company's business interests in that<br />
area.<br />
Ed has lived in South America since<br />
1957, serving most recently as President<br />
and General Manager, Bendix of Brazil.<br />
Prior to joining Bendix, he was sales<br />
and marketing dircctor for Chrysler of<br />
Brazil and had served ten years in management<br />
positions with Ford Motor<br />
Company's International Division in<br />
both Brazil and Venezuela. Ed and his<br />
family reside in Campinas, Brazil.<br />
1957 TIM REED, who served as<br />
Managing Director-FNCB Nigerian<br />
subsidiaries in Lagos<br />
before returning to the home office in<br />
NYC in 1972, has been reassigned to<br />
Nigeria and planned to depart for his<br />
new post on June 1st ... BILL WITH<br />
ERS recently moved from Los Angeles<br />
to Kansas City, Missouri, and has relocated<br />
his private practice of clinical<br />
psychology.<br />
HOFFMAN RECEIVES<br />
<strong>1974</strong> PCC AWARD<br />
PHIL HOFFMAN '58 of Aaron D. Cushman<br />
and Associates, Inc., the national<br />
public relations/marketing agency located<br />
in Chicago, was one of two<br />
recipients of the <strong>1974</strong> Publicity Club of<br />
Chicago Golden Trumpet Awards. The<br />
<strong>1974</strong> awards ceremony marked the fifteenth<br />
year the PCC has recognized<br />
individual achievement and professional<br />
competence and creativity in public relations<br />
and publicity.<br />
Phil received his award for best continuing<br />
employee relations program,<br />
basing his entry on the work he did for<br />
Pioneer Screw and Nut Company of Elk<br />
Grove Village, Illinois.<br />
In the past eight years the Aaron D.<br />
Cushman agency has received twentysix<br />
awards for excellence in the areas<br />
of public relations, publicity and marketing.<br />
Fourteen of these awards have<br />
been FCC Golden Trumpets.<br />
Phil and his wife and son reside in<br />
Winnetka, Illinois.<br />
1959 Following three years in India<br />
with AID, the JOHN BUR<br />
DICKS have been assigned to<br />
Kathmandu, Nepal . BURNELL<br />
MONROE writes: "Life finds me, my<br />
wife, Marjorie, and our four sons living<br />
in Bakersfield, California. We have<br />
been here for over four years. I have<br />
recently begun my own private business<br />
endeavor in the agricultural irrigation<br />
field, specializing in sale, design<br />
and installation of irrigation systems<br />
for vineyards and orchards. AIFT and 1<br />
year in South America certainly set me<br />
up for life with the Spanish language.<br />
I use it continually and keep sharp on<br />
the idioms by use of a cassette as I<br />
drive around on business trips." . ..<br />
CHUCK KAMMERER, Regional Sales<br />
Manager for Norcross, Inc., visited<br />
campus in April. He reports that CHET<br />
NICHOLS is still with IBM and currently<br />
living in the San Diego area. The<br />
Kammerers reside in Costa Mesa, CA.
1960 PAUL REISS writes from Milford,<br />
Connecticut: "I am now<br />
with Bic Pen Corporation in<br />
the capacity of Marketing Manager for<br />
Latin America and the Caribbean. In<br />
my travels in the past year I have had<br />
the opportunity to see JOHN and DAG<br />
TUBERTY and their two children in<br />
England, MIKE and LU BOYATT and<br />
their children in Brazil and recently,<br />
LINDA and LONDO DIAZ in Mexico<br />
City." .. . YVES COCKE, who recently<br />
resigned his post as President of Mead<br />
Johnson of the Philippines, has accepted<br />
the position as Area Manage r for the<br />
Far East and South Africa Division of<br />
Endo Laboratories (a duPont subsidiary)<br />
, in Garden City, New York ....<br />
JOHN TUBERTY, Resident Manager -<br />
United Kingdom for Lockheed California<br />
Company reports: "I have been<br />
with my family (wife, plus two children)<br />
in England since last February.<br />
This assignment followed others in Norway,<br />
Spain, Italy and Switzerland spanning<br />
the last twelve years. We introduced<br />
the first Lockheed Tristan L-1011<br />
aircraft in Europe with Court Line<br />
Aviation Ltd. (UK), an all inclusive<br />
Touv operation in March. In the Fall,<br />
British Airways will start receiving<br />
their first Tristans. These past twelve<br />
years in the European Area have proved<br />
fabulous and we hope to double that<br />
number."<br />
MURRAY '61 ACTIVE<br />
RESTORATION OF MISSION INN<br />
Riverside, California's famed Mission<br />
Inn, which Will Rogers called "the most<br />
unique hotel in America" and where<br />
Carrie Jacobs wrote the song "The End<br />
of a Perfect Day", is being restored as<br />
close to its originaJ appearan
Juan, Puerto Rico: "Starting in February,<br />
I was named General Manager of<br />
Max Factor's Puerto Rico branch. After<br />
spending the last three years in the U.S.<br />
we are looking forward to living back<br />
home and to the challenge of a new<br />
position. MARIA and I met and married<br />
in Puerto Rico. We'll be glad to<br />
welcome anyone coming through." You<br />
can reach B ernie at G.P.O . 3388, San<br />
Juan .. . ERNIE MOORE of LDndon is<br />
Managing Director and a major share <br />
holder of Cards International. The company<br />
operates throughout the United<br />
Kingdom and Germany. At last writing<br />
LOIS and ERNIE and son Geoffrey<br />
were planning a statewide visit in early<br />
<strong>Summer</strong>.<br />
MARI NE MI DLAND<br />
PROMOTES LOWER<br />
BEAUMONT A .<br />
LOWER has b€en<br />
appointed an interna<br />
tional banking<br />
officer at the London<br />
branch of Marine<br />
Midland Bank.<br />
Formerly Retail<br />
Property Analyst<br />
for Caltex Petroleum<br />
Corporation,<br />
Bo jo.ined the Bank<br />
as an administrative assistant in October<br />
1973.<br />
He is a graduate of the June 1963 Class.<br />
1964 After spending eight years in<br />
France with ARMCO, the<br />
MITCH SUMMERS have b€en<br />
assigned to Tehran . .. DICK BELL is<br />
working for the Department of Commerce<br />
in Washington, D .C. ... JOHN<br />
NESBIT writes: "My thesis is still to<br />
be submitted, but if all goes well I will<br />
receive a Master of Arts in Public Administration<br />
from the University of<br />
Oklahoma in July '74. Just moved to<br />
Greenbelt, Maryland." John is a cartographer<br />
with the Defense Mapping<br />
Agency in D. C .<br />
1965 JOHN DATSOPOULOS has<br />
been moved from Brentford,<br />
England, to San Juan, Puerto<br />
Rico by Firestone International . . .<br />
BILL CONSTANS writes: "We now<br />
number 5, with the arrival of our<br />
daughter, Mary KathleE!..n, born May 7,<br />
1973. We are doing fine and still love<br />
Mexico City. JUDY is busy as ever<br />
taking 'care of the children and myself.<br />
I continue here as a general buyer of<br />
women's fashions for all our Sears'<br />
stores throughout Mexico. We have, b e<br />
lieve it or not, 28 stores (18 of which<br />
14<br />
carry women's clothing) . It is a r eal<br />
challenge, but very enjoyable and the<br />
chance to work with a lot of fine people<br />
(over 5,000- employees here in Mexico)."<br />
... TIM TITUS of Hermosa<br />
Beach, California, is a general attorney<br />
for the Federal Aviation Administration.<br />
1966 BILL LEE re ports from Spain:<br />
"Now that my meat processing<br />
factory here in La Coruna is<br />
running well, I will soon be moving on<br />
to Madrid in order to concentrate more<br />
on the marketing aspects of my business<br />
(S.A.E.S.A.)." .. . JON PIERCE<br />
resigned his position with the School of<br />
Business, St. Cloud State College, to<br />
continue work on his doctorate at the<br />
University of Wisconsin-Madison . . .<br />
BOB NELSON, who has been a professor<br />
at the Instituto N orteamericano<br />
in Barcelona, Spain, for the past four<br />
years has resigned his position and will<br />
be teaching summer schoo,] in Salamanca.<br />
He plans to return to the States at<br />
the end of August.<br />
STRAITS NAMED<br />
ASSISTANT VI CE PRESIDENT<br />
LLOYD A. STRAITS II has been<br />
named an Assistant Vice President in<br />
the Asia Banking Group of the International<br />
Banking Department at Bankers<br />
Trust Company in New York. A 1967<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong> graduate, Lloyd joined the<br />
bank in 1973. He was formerly with<br />
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company.<br />
1967 BING JOHNSON has been appointed<br />
manager of the newly<br />
established international division<br />
of W oodhill Chemical Sales Corporation,<br />
with the responsibility of<br />
launching an intensive drive to increase<br />
overseas marketing of the company's<br />
specialty repair products. He is based<br />
at the Cleveland headquarters ... BILL<br />
STANTON of Tempe was a recent guest<br />
on the "What's My Line" program -<br />
his line, m01asses buyer for Rico Liquids<br />
. . . MIKE PORCHE, Controller of the<br />
International Group of Associated<br />
Spring Corporation of Bristol, Connecticut,<br />
has been assigned to the London<br />
office . .. RALPH and ANN-MARIE<br />
HARMON and young son, Kyle, are<br />
living in Indonesia, where he is a field<br />
construction engineer for Fluor Eastern,<br />
and will be working for the Indonesia<br />
Oil Company at a refinery at Cilacap<br />
on the South Coast of Java. He writes:<br />
"The surroundings are pleasant although<br />
it's plenty hot out here. It is<br />
going to be rewarding to watch a refinery<br />
go up out of a swamp and rice<br />
paddy. At present we are in the early<br />
stages of filling, building roads, dredging<br />
the channel, etc. Next month some<br />
of the actual construction may be starting.<br />
Fluor leased two hotels for us here<br />
and they feed us in one. Cilacap has<br />
80,000 people and they're very friendly.<br />
We live about a quarter mile from the<br />
beach, which is about 30 miles long<br />
with black powdered sand. Also, not too<br />
far away are Hindu and Buddhist Temples<br />
built 1,000- years ago."<br />
1968 BOB FULLER is a financial<br />
analyst for Castle & Cook, Inc.,<br />
in Puerto Limon, Costa Rica<br />
. . PETER HELLMAN reports: "Received<br />
my MBA from Denver University<br />
in 1972 married Madie Gustafson<br />
in March 1973, and just finished first<br />
phase of an exclusive townhouse development<br />
near Vail, Colorado" ... DAVE<br />
LONG has transferred from Singapore<br />
to Kuala Lumpur as AIU Manager for<br />
West Malaysia . . . VAL STUKULS,<br />
who recently resigned from Crown Zellerbach<br />
and returned to the States from<br />
Puerto Rico, has accepted a position<br />
with American Can Company in Greenwich,<br />
Connecticut, as the International<br />
Product Manager for the Dixie Product<br />
Line. He will be traveling to Puerto<br />
Rico and other Caribbean Islands in: the<br />
not too distance future . .. DON MOR<br />
GAN, formerly accountant executive for<br />
Mutual Land Fund, Inc., is now selfemployed<br />
in the development and real<br />
estate field d.b.a. The Morgan Corporation<br />
in Atlanta, Georgia . . . JOHN<br />
VERITY left the General Milk Company<br />
and returned to the States from<br />
Arequipa, Peru, and has accepted a<br />
position with the Sun Shipbuilding and<br />
Dry Dock Company near Philadelphia.<br />
At the present time, he is working as<br />
liaison between the company repair department<br />
and the crews of two Chilean<br />
destroy·ers. Future company plans call<br />
for the construction of a new shipyard<br />
in Puerto Rico and John hopes to be<br />
involved in that project ... TOM and<br />
LAURA LESTER are living in Boston,<br />
where he is employed by Fieldcrest<br />
Mills, Inc., with responsibility for sales<br />
and distribution of St. Mary's Brand<br />
textiles to mass merchants and discount<br />
chains based or located in New England<br />
. TONY AIRES has been promoted<br />
to Director of Marketing for the<br />
Guam and Micronesia operations of<br />
Seatrain Lines, based in San Francisco.<br />
CARROLL JOI NS ARCATA<br />
NATIONAL<br />
THOMAS E. CARROLL '69 has joined<br />
Arcata National Corporation as business<br />
analyst. He was formerly employed<br />
by Time, Inc., in New York where he
served as planning manager, corporate<br />
production division. Prior to that he<br />
was with the international banking<br />
group of the First National City Bank<br />
in New York.<br />
Arcata National Corporation is one of<br />
the largest printing organizations in the<br />
country, a leader in redwood forest<br />
management and lumber production and<br />
also supplies specialized communications<br />
and information service.<br />
1969 MEG GOETZ of the Santa<br />
Barbara County Schools Drug<br />
Abuse Intervention Project was<br />
one of two representatives invited by<br />
the State Department of Education to<br />
demonstrate the ILP Model at a state<br />
workshop at the Leadership Training<br />
Center, Sacramento State University.<br />
ILP is the teaching strategy developed<br />
to focus on Af-Cogni Learning (a<br />
phrase which projects a conceptual<br />
framework in which feelings, attitudes,<br />
values and the lifestyle and personal<br />
experience of the student are significant<br />
considerations in approaching cognitiveoriented<br />
subject mat.ter encountered in<br />
the classroom today) ... PAT HELM<br />
HOLZ has been assigned to Singapore<br />
by the Bank of America . . . KATH<br />
LEEN KIDDER is teaching English at<br />
Centro Colombo Americano in Bucaramanga,<br />
Colombia . . . BOB REECE<br />
writes: "After two years in Bogota and<br />
a few months at the home office in<br />
NYC, L YN and I and the three boys<br />
now find ourselves'in Detroit. Still with<br />
Johnson & Higgins and taking on even<br />
heavier account executive responsibilities<br />
for a couple of years before (hopefully)<br />
going back abroad again." ...<br />
STEVE RINGLER is General Sales<br />
Manager for International Multifoods in<br />
Mexico City ... JIMMY SMITH brings<br />
us up to date on some of the <strong>Thunderbird</strong>s<br />
at Charles Machine Works in<br />
Perry, Oklahoma: "BARNEY (BLACK<br />
BURN), CARMO and their new son,<br />
Michael, departed for Sao Paulo in<br />
February to establish Equipamentos<br />
DITCH WITCH Ltda. This new company<br />
is wholly owned and operated by<br />
the Blackburns. Barney's sole purpose<br />
for returning to Brazil was to become<br />
the exclusive dealer for the sale and<br />
service of our Ditch Witch products in<br />
that country. LARRY (MCCARVER),<br />
SUZANNE and their daughter, Marianne,<br />
joined our Company in January.<br />
Larry is a 1970 <strong>Thunderbird</strong> graduate<br />
and had been working for the Singapore<br />
branch of First National Bank of<br />
Dallas. MIKE WILEY has also joined<br />
the Ditch Witch team as a dealer for<br />
Mexico. My wife and 1 juSJt returned<br />
from an Open House. and Equipment<br />
Show in Mexico City for the launching<br />
of their new dealership." . . . GARY<br />
WALCOTT is Product Counselor for the<br />
Canadian marketing of Avon Products.<br />
SALLY and GARY reside in New York<br />
City ... WAYNE WATSON, Associate<br />
Broker for Research and Development<br />
Properties in Scottsdale, reports: "Since<br />
last correspondence I married JILL in<br />
May '72. She works for American Airlines,<br />
International Desk. We have, of<br />
course, been traveling as much as possible<br />
and are now planning on a twoweek<br />
trip to the Middle East. My personal<br />
airplane, unfortunately, was stolen<br />
in December 1971. Anyone down Mexico<br />
way keep a sharp eye out as it has not<br />
been returned." ., TIM and CARO<br />
L YN JONES are living in England<br />
where he is headquartered as Latin<br />
American Area Manager for E, Scragg<br />
& Sons, Ltd. He ran into DICK CAR<br />
DONA on an Eastern flight from Mexico<br />
City to New York.<br />
1970 ERVIN BEAL has been named<br />
Officer of the First National<br />
Bank in Garland, Texas. He<br />
will also continue his responsibilities as<br />
Manager of the CI'I:'!dit Department . . .<br />
TOM CHURCH planned to attend the<br />
Graduate School of Business at Harvard<br />
this <strong>Summer</strong> . , . PETER DUNLAP is<br />
employed by the Department of Commerce<br />
in Washington, D.C .... REX<br />
and CAROLE DUNN and their two<br />
children are living, in Lond'On, wheI'l:'!<br />
he has been assigned by the Bank of<br />
America . , , OLLIE JAKOB completed<br />
his Masters at <strong>Thunderbird</strong> in December<br />
and has joined the Continental Can<br />
Company. Currently, he is undergoing<br />
training in Finance and Accounting<br />
Managerial Development at the Carteret,<br />
New Jersey, office ... STEVE<br />
MONTAGU-POLLOCK has been temporarily<br />
assigned to Nigeria by American<br />
Foreign Insurance Association ...<br />
FRED MONTANO writes: "I am now<br />
living in Frankfurt, Germany. I am the<br />
Assistant Treasurer of Marketing for<br />
Europe for the American Express Military<br />
Banking Company." . . . Since<br />
January '73, RENEE (NORRBLOM)<br />
MONTGELAS has been living in Washington,<br />
D.C. and working as a legislative<br />
aide to Congresswoman Yv'Onne<br />
Burke, and working on a M.A. in Political<br />
Science at George Washington University<br />
. . . DAWN SEARS is General<br />
Manager 'Of FC's Cattle Corporation in<br />
Yuma, Colorado . . . JI'M SELLS is<br />
General Sales Manager for Real Transportation<br />
Company in Cudahy, California<br />
. .. BOB STEVENS is employed<br />
by The Chase Manhattan Bank and<br />
was recently transferred from the London<br />
branch to Hong ~ong as a Commercial<br />
Lending Officer . . . STEVE<br />
WRIGHT has accepted a position as<br />
Assistant Vice President of Transamerica<br />
Banking Corporation, a subsidiary of<br />
Capital First Corporation. Capital First<br />
is a holding company which owns State<br />
Bank of Maryland, a law firm, and a<br />
domestic leasing Company, and has<br />
leasing and finance oompanies in Brarzil,<br />
Spain and Hong Kong. Steve's new<br />
position will involve'these international<br />
operations, particularly in the area. of<br />
funding, banking relations, new business<br />
development and various othN<br />
rela ted activities<br />
TIBBETS NAMED ASSISTANT VP<br />
LEONARD "Andy" TIBBETS '71 has<br />
been named an Assistant Vice President<br />
of the New York Office of Foreign<br />
Credit Insurance Association. He joined<br />
the Company in February 1972 and was<br />
named a Financial Analyst in the FCIA<br />
Washington Liaison and Service Office<br />
in July of that year. He was promoted<br />
to Manager of the Master Policy Section<br />
in January 1973 and became an<br />
international officer in July '73 .<br />
1971 HAROLD "Buck" BROWN has<br />
been transferred to Djakarta,<br />
Indonesia, by Sterling Products<br />
International . . . LLOYD CHESTER<br />
has moved fDom Provins, Fmnce, to<br />
Birmingham, England, in connection<br />
with his position with National Chemsearch.<br />
In his new assignment he will<br />
be in charge of the administration of<br />
the company's operations in nine European<br />
countries . . . MARIO COTO<br />
GAUCHERAND is Marketing Advisor<br />
for the Gillette Company in Colon,<br />
Panama . .. JON and MARY DWINELL<br />
of the Goodyear auditing team report:<br />
"In mid-June we will be leaving Brarzil<br />
for Germany. We have assignments in<br />
Cologne and Fauld and hope to run into<br />
a fe w <strong>Thunderbird</strong>s over there. We<br />
have a two week stop at Americana,<br />
Brarzil and then will go to Belem at<br />
the mouth of the Amazon to the Goodyear<br />
plantation for two more weeks<br />
before leaving for Europe." . . . BILL<br />
GOEPNER, formerly with the U.S. National<br />
Bank in San Diego, is now employed<br />
by the Crocker Bank in San<br />
Francisco .. . TOM GRONAU is feed<br />
export customer service manager for<br />
Central Soya Export Corporation, headquartered<br />
in Fort Wayne, Indiana ...<br />
ROSEMARY MILLER is working for<br />
Varig Brasilian Airlines in Miami, Florida<br />
. . . CHUCK MURPHY, formerly<br />
with the Del Webb Corporation, has<br />
returned to the Valley and has accepted<br />
a position with The Arizona Bank in<br />
Phoenix . . . GARY ROBERTS has<br />
joined Milk Industry Company, Ltd.,<br />
and has been assigned to Tokyo . . .<br />
DAN SHARPLEY writes: "Left Cudahy<br />
Foods Company of Phoenix in December<br />
'73. to seek fame and fortune in<br />
Brazil. 'After a pleasant stay in Rio,<br />
which included carnival and many days<br />
at the beach, joined Anderson Clayton<br />
in Sao Paulo, together with JOHN<br />
MEIN '70, to work on acquisitions and<br />
mergers in the consumer food products<br />
field. My wife, CHERYL, is learning<br />
Portuguese with incredible speed." ...<br />
JACK TAYLOR reports: "In Janua,ry,<br />
I was transferred from South Africa to<br />
Kenya. I have been appointed General<br />
Manager of Colgate-Palmolive (East<br />
Africa) Ltd., with headquarters in<br />
Nairobi. Colgate-Palmolive (E.A.) manufacturers<br />
and markets a wide range of<br />
household and personal care products<br />
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for the East Africa market (Kenya,<br />
Uganda and Tanzania) as well as exporting<br />
to a number of nearby African<br />
countries. CONNIE and our son Robert<br />
(born in Johannesburg) are settling<br />
down nicely in Nairobi and are already<br />
picking up bits and pieces of Swahili."<br />
. . . BILL TELLING is International<br />
Product Manager of Libby, McNeill &<br />
Libby, Ltd., based in England .<br />
DENNIS ORIO writes from Sao Paulo:<br />
"On hom.e leave in l)e{;.ember, I had<br />
lunch with TOM NORTON of Wells<br />
Fargo Bank and LIN THOMAS in San<br />
Francisco. She had realized her wildest<br />
dream - an advertising; job in S.F.<br />
CRAIG SIRNIO '72 hosted a wine-fest<br />
in S.F., to which he was recently transferred<br />
from L.A. He is enjoying his<br />
ma'rketing job with Hilti. At the apartment<br />
of Martha and Jane Rigney (sisters<br />
of LEE RIGNEY) DOUG MAJOR,<br />
LIN THOMAS, TOM NORTON and I<br />
enjoyed an evening of Pisco Sours. Lee<br />
and his wife, CHRIS, have been transferred<br />
from Singapore to the FNCB<br />
branch in Brunei. Back east in Boston,<br />
I met MIK.E and MUFFIN KING. He<br />
is assistant manager of FCIA in Chicago.<br />
In New York, it was brunch with<br />
JIM and DIANE SHOULTZ '72 who<br />
were excited about his new job with<br />
Chesebrough-Ponds." ... JOHN LA<br />
THAM, assistant commercial secretary,<br />
for the Canadian High Commission and<br />
formerly assigned to Lagos, Nigeria,<br />
has been transferred to a. new position<br />
in the Canadian Embassy in Bogota.<br />
STERRETT NAMED<br />
INTERNATIONAL OFFICER<br />
WILLIAM C. STER<br />
RETT III has been<br />
named an international<br />
officer in the<br />
International Banking<br />
Division of The<br />
First National Bank<br />
of Atlanta.<br />
A December 1972<br />
graduate of <strong>Thunderbird</strong>,<br />
he joined<br />
the Bank in March<br />
1973 and was promoted to an international<br />
representative later that year. In<br />
January of <strong>1974</strong>, he became a member<br />
of the American Society of International<br />
Law.<br />
1972 CRAIG ADAMS is assistant<br />
import manager for White Stag<br />
Manufacturing Company in<br />
Portland, Oregon . . . JOHN BRAND<br />
ENBURG called from Toronto, Canada,<br />
in early April to report that he was on<br />
a three-weeks' business trip on behalf<br />
of National Chemsearch . . . BILL<br />
DAVIS is working as an area manager<br />
for the Fotomat Corporation in the<br />
Northboro, Massachusetts, a'rea ... AL-<br />
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FREDO COLOMER reports: "We have<br />
recently relocated in Puerto Rico. Met<br />
with WILFREDO MONTEJO and wife<br />
several times. They are now living in<br />
San Juan. Also heard from RUDY<br />
ZEPEDA who is already planning some<br />
kind of an alumni reunion somewhere<br />
in the Cadbbean within the next few<br />
years." Al is a trainee with First National<br />
City Bank in Ponce, PR ... The<br />
JONATHAN ERBS are living in Mexico<br />
City, where he has been assigned by<br />
Colgate-Palmolive . . . MARCELLA<br />
HEATER is a reverse investments research<br />
assistant for the State of Ohio,<br />
Department of Development ... DEN<br />
NIS HODAK writes: "I have just been<br />
assigned to the Chicago-Rockford area<br />
as an industrial sales engineer for the<br />
Toledo Scale Company (division of Reliance<br />
Electric). MICKI and I are quite<br />
pleased with our present opportunities<br />
in the Chicago area" . .. NICK LAZOS<br />
is employed by the New York-based<br />
firm of Advanced Computer Techniques<br />
and is involved in the supervision,<br />
organization and training of Iranian<br />
personnel for the purpose of converting<br />
the Iranian Air Force manual logistics<br />
system to a fully automated Honeywell<br />
6000 Logistics System. He is headquartered<br />
in Tehran ... TONY McKEON is<br />
sub-manager of the Marine Midland<br />
Bank in Tokyo . . . PETER NIGGER<br />
MAN has returned to the San Francisco<br />
area following one and a half<br />
years as an insurance broker with C. T .<br />
Bowring Insurance Ltd. in London. He<br />
is employed by Underwriters Service<br />
Inc. . . . BERNIE POWELL has been<br />
assigned to Guam by AIG, and SUSY<br />
SAGY has been transferred to Caracas<br />
to set up a Market Research Department<br />
for Ogilvy and Mather . . .<br />
CHUCK TAMAYO left United California<br />
Bank a few months ago and<br />
after considerable interviewing and a<br />
number of offers decided to accept a<br />
position with National Economic Development<br />
Association, an organization<br />
designed to aid minority businessmen<br />
with their financial problems. Chuck<br />
and ALAYNE are still living in Fremont,<br />
California . . . MERIWETHER<br />
WILLIAMS of the Outdoor Leadership<br />
School in Lander, Wyoming, has been<br />
assigned to Kenya for a few months . . .<br />
GARY MILLER of the First National<br />
Bank in Albuquerque writes: "From<br />
July to December, I shall. be at the<br />
Export-Import Bank of the United<br />
States in Washington, D.C. I received<br />
word last week that I had been selected<br />
as one of eight persons chosen from<br />
across the country for their 'Resi'dent<br />
Banker Program.' Needless to say, I am<br />
very excited about this opportunity for<br />
our Bank and for myself."<br />
1973 Since the Spring issue of THE<br />
THUNDERBIRD went to press<br />
the foHowing '73 graduates<br />
have reported their company affiliation:<br />
DIMITRI ANDONOV, International<br />
Paper Company, New York; HELEN<br />
BERG, Marine Midland Bank, New<br />
York; JULIE BURNET, International<br />
Paper Company, New York (Julie will<br />
be marrying GEORGE McKEE sometime<br />
soon); ERNESTO CALDERON,<br />
H. D. Hudson International, Ltd.,<br />
Chicago; GERRY CASTENDIECK,<br />
Deutsche Unilever GmbH, Hamburg,<br />
Germany; DAVE CHRISTENSEN,<br />
Rockwell International, Tustin, California;<br />
JAMES CLEMENT, I.C .D.<br />
Chemicals, New York; FRANK DIER<br />
ICKX, Firemen's Fund Insurance, San<br />
Francisco; NICK ESDERS, American<br />
Cystoscope Makers, Pelham Manor,<br />
New York; MARTY FEIGENBAUM,<br />
Harland Export Corporation, Kansas<br />
City; CHRIS HANSEN, National Association<br />
of Manufacturers, Washington,<br />
D.C.; GEORGE HARDY, GARY<br />
MATUS, JILL MATOUSEK, C'olgate<br />
Palmolive, New York; DEAN JOHN<br />
SON, Bucyrus-Erie, Evansville,<br />
Indiana; K. C. McALPIN, Esso InteT<br />
America, Inc.; DEBRA MACHAMER,<br />
IBM, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania; BELA<br />
MARIASSY, Chase Manhattan Bank,<br />
Paris; TOM MILLER, American International<br />
Underwriters, New York; TOM<br />
MONROE, FMC Export Corporation,<br />
Tehran; BEVERLY MOSCHEL, Macys,<br />
Inc., Kansas C'i,ty; LES MURANYI, U.S.<br />
Department of Commerce, New York;<br />
DICK PAINCHAUD, Valley of the<br />
Sun School, Phoenix; JAGDISH PATEL,<br />
Ortho Kinetics, Inc., Waukesha, Wisconsin;<br />
JOHN RENTENBACH,<br />
Westinghouse, Consumer Products International,<br />
New York; GEORGE<br />
RICHTER, Berlitz School of Languages,<br />
Cleveland, Ohio; JOHN SANDOR,<br />
Philip Morris, Inc., New York; VAL<br />
ERIE SCHWEYER, Bechtel Corporation,<br />
San Francisco; JIM STRANDINE,<br />
Del Mar Avonics, Brussels; KEVIN<br />
TAM, Towmotor Corporation, Cleveland;<br />
BOB THOMPSON, Waukesha<br />
Motor Company, Waukesha, Wisconsin;<br />
KATHLEEN WALKER, Mercantile<br />
Trust Company, St. Louis; JOHN<br />
WILLYARD, Foreign Credit Insurance,<br />
New YorK; JIM SANCHEZ, Benton &<br />
Bowles, New York; JOHN YOUNGKEN,<br />
Chase Manhattan, New York; and RAVI<br />
PARAMESWARAN is pursuing a doctm'ate<br />
at Georgia State University .<br />
JOHN WILLYARD, LEE STEWART<br />
and JACQUES KERREST are continuing<br />
the AGSIM soccer team traditions<br />
of excellence by pa~ticipation in New<br />
York City area soccer league play ...<br />
ERNESTO CALDERON expects to be<br />
assigned to either Mexico City or San<br />
Jose, Costa Rica, after completion of his<br />
training program at the Chicago headquarters<br />
of H. D. Hudson International.<br />
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY<br />
BILL MURPHY '70 left Export-Import<br />
Bank in Washington, D.C. and is now
with Republic National Bank of Dallas<br />
... HARVEY KANE '70 has been promoted<br />
to Product Manager of Macmillan<br />
Company and transferred from Columbia,<br />
Missouri, to New York City ...<br />
WENDY LEITNER '73 has accepted a<br />
position with Genernl Electric Company<br />
in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where she w ill<br />
be a sales support specialist . . . JQE<br />
PETRYSHYN '72 is working for Firestone<br />
Tire & Rubber Company in<br />
Salinas, California. He was with Firestone<br />
for three years before attending<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong> . . . CHARLEY SHIELDS<br />
'71 writes: "As you probably know by<br />
now, I am in Europe as the deputy<br />
director of the State of Qhio European<br />
Qffice. The, only thing I can say is<br />
'these Germans sure speak funny<br />
Spanish.' I am working diligently at it<br />
but I wish I had the AGSIM course for<br />
German. The territory I am responsible<br />
for is East and West Europe, North<br />
Africa and the Mid East." ... BUCK<br />
and BQNNIE BROWN '71 are living in<br />
Hong Kong, where he is employed by<br />
Sterling Products International . . .<br />
CARY MQRTQN '69 is International<br />
Marketing Manager for R. Robb International<br />
Associates in Southfield, Michigan<br />
... BUD (Joseph T). MILLER '71<br />
in his, second year as an instructor of<br />
management and marketing at College<br />
of the Mainland and wife ARLETTE '73<br />
is with SheIl Qil Company in H ouston,<br />
as a public issue analyst in the corporate<br />
office of Public Affairs . . .<br />
QLLIE JAKOB '700 spent four months<br />
training at Con~inental Can's Fibre<br />
Drum plant in Carteret, New Jersey,<br />
and was recently promoted to Division<br />
Staff Accountant for the Flexible Packaging<br />
Division, located in Greenwich,<br />
Connecticut . .. MALINDA ELLIOTT<br />
'70 has accepted a position as staff<br />
writer in the International Long Range<br />
Planning Service at the Stanford Research<br />
Institute in Menlo Park, California<br />
. . . JIM BAKER '70 of Continental<br />
Grain Company has been assigned<br />
to Buenos Aires . .. RQGER<br />
CHILD '58 is a consultant, financial<br />
applications department, of the Region<br />
Qne Education Service Center in Edinburg,<br />
Texas ... LQU ANDREADIS '73<br />
has been promoted to Assistant Manager<br />
at Chemical Bank International in<br />
New York, and enjoyed a three week<br />
tour of Chemical's European branches<br />
. . . DIMITRI ANDONOV '73 has joined<br />
the Container Division of the International<br />
Paper Company as an International<br />
Market Analyst. He is based at<br />
the New York headquarters ... A recent<br />
letter from the Sherwin-Williams<br />
Company brings us up to date on S-W<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong>s: DAVE HENDRICKSON<br />
'68 is currently Executive Assistant to<br />
the General Manager of Cia. Sherwin<br />
Williams in Mexico City; JACK<br />
BRQQKHART '70 is Administrative<br />
Assistant to the European Regional<br />
Manager, and PHIL NEIRYNCK '72<br />
is Assistant Manager-Export Division,<br />
European Area ... If you travel Lake<br />
Tahoe way stop in at the Thornley<br />
Lodge Beach Resort on the north shore<br />
and see the BQB CQTT AMS '56. Bob<br />
and JANE moved to the area in June<br />
of 1972 and purchased the resort. In<br />
February 1973 they bought an Import<br />
Gift Shop in Tahoe City. Bob was formerly<br />
with Crocker Bank . . K. C.<br />
McALPIN '73 writes: "In my capacity<br />
as a traveling auditor for Esso Inter<br />
America I had to attend an international<br />
control seminar in Sao Paulo the<br />
last week of March. The following Saturday<br />
it was my luck to stumble across<br />
JIM QRTEGA '73 by complete chance<br />
in the coffee shop of the Sao Paulo<br />
Hilton. Jim was on assignment for the<br />
North Carolina National Bank and happened<br />
to be staying with GEORGE<br />
SOUZA '73 of the Brazil Herald. The<br />
three of u s had a short but great reunion<br />
that weekend before I had to<br />
leave for Santiago. It really is something<br />
to run. into friends from <strong>Thunderbird</strong><br />
overseas." ... RQGER MADSEN<br />
'73 is a judicial intern in the Qffice of<br />
the administrative assistant to the Chief<br />
Justice of the Supreme Court in Washington,<br />
D .C.<br />
CONGRATULATIONS and BEST<br />
WISHES to FRED and MARIE-HELEN<br />
ERNE of Zurich, Switzerland, who were<br />
married in December . Fred, a January<br />
1970 graduate, is a self-employed health<br />
foods distributor.<br />
CQNGRATULATIQNS also to HANS<br />
FREDRIK and DORQTHY NORD<br />
STRQM, who were married at the<br />
Hermosa Inn in Scottsdale in May.<br />
Dottie is the daughter of JORDAN and<br />
DQRIS PAINE of Scottsdale. J ordan<br />
was a member of <strong>Thunderbird</strong>'s first<br />
graduating class, and subsequently was<br />
assigned to Brazil by his company<br />
where he met an American girl named<br />
Doris, who was visiting her parents<br />
there. They married, and eventually<br />
settled in the Valley of the Sun and<br />
Doris became very active in International<br />
Hosts (finding families interested<br />
in entertaining foreign students in their<br />
homes), and last year she was elected<br />
first President of the Friends of<br />
<strong>Thunderbird</strong> .<br />
Their daughter, Dottie, became an avid<br />
student and translator of Spanish - but<br />
took up the Swedish language after she<br />
met Hans, a May '74 graduate. The<br />
newlyweds plan to live in Sweden.<br />
CRADLE ROLL<br />
GIRLS: JOHN and INGRID HESS '73<br />
of Brooklyn, New york ... STEVE and<br />
ANNE DUGGAN '69 of Paris, France<br />
... RAY and KATHLEEN BALLARD<br />
'72 of Curacoa, N. A. ... LARRY and<br />
LYNNE LIPSHER '65 of Van Nuys,<br />
California . . . CRAIG and JOYCE<br />
ADAMS '72 of Portland, Qregon<br />
PAUL and DIANA REISS '60 of Milford,<br />
Connecticut . . . ERVIN and<br />
DEANNE BEAL '70 of Garland, Texas<br />
. TQM and GAIL DALE '71 of<br />
Phoenix.<br />
BOYS: DICK and MARY ANN CQCH<br />
RAN '65 (adopted) of Port of Spain,<br />
Trinidad .. . BQB and MARIA<br />
SCHREIBER '68 of Mexico City . . .<br />
LEN and GRACIELA BLACK '72 of<br />
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico . . . CHUCK<br />
and CARQLE KAMMERER '59 of Costa<br />
Mcsa, California.<br />
THUNDERB1RD V1SITORS<br />
RQBY SWAN '7 1 of Mexico City ...<br />
PHIL STRQNGIN '71 of New York<br />
(interviewing for Continental Grain)<br />
· . . GILBERT GLASS '70 of Phoenix<br />
· . . MICHAEL FRUEWIRTH '64 of<br />
Bolingbrook, Illinois . . . DAVID<br />
TQWNSEND '70 of Bunkie, Louisiana<br />
· .. BQB CHAPMAN '68 of Los Angeles<br />
· .. WILLARD WAGNER '56 of Jonesboro,<br />
Arkansas (interviewing for FMC<br />
Corporation) ... TIM McGINNIS '68<br />
of New York (interviewing for Chase<br />
Manhattan) .. . DAVE TALBQT '73 of<br />
Phoenix . .. ARTHUR WEHRMEISTER<br />
'73 of San Diego . . . AL CARIELLO<br />
'47 of Philadelphia ... JACK HAMS<br />
'53 of Portland . . . RICHARD ZECHER<br />
'68 of New York ... MIKE WILEY '69<br />
of Mexico City ... JIMMY SMITH '69<br />
of Perry, Qklahoma ... CHUCK KAM<br />
MERER '59 of Costa Mesa ... CHRIS<br />
SWENSQN '72 of Washington, D.C ....<br />
DA VE MQORE '70 of Guatemala City<br />
· . . MARVIN PRISKE '51 of Salt Lake<br />
City . . . the FRED MacDONNELS '48<br />
of San J ose, California ... FERNANDO<br />
VILLARREAL '74 of San Francisco<br />
SAE IL LEE '72 of Seoul . . . BRIAN<br />
DERBY '71 of Buchanan, Michigan (interviewing<br />
for Clark E'quipment) ...<br />
RAUL GUTIERREZ-ABADIE '67 of<br />
Buenos Aires . . . RQBERT STQCK<br />
WELL '72 of Monrovia, Liberia. . . .<br />
LQU ANDREADIS '73 of New York .. .<br />
PAT HUGHES '61 of Los Angeles .. .<br />
KELL Y Q'DEA '72 of Houston, Texas<br />
(interviewing for Qgilvy & Mather) ...<br />
BOB HINKLE '58 of Los Angeles . . .<br />
CARL DQRAN '65 of Wabash, Indiana<br />
· .. BARRY WADE '68 of Tempe . . .<br />
MACK SLQAN '70 of Phoenix . . .<br />
CHRIS PETROPOULQS '73 of Chicago<br />
· .. GARY ADAMS '73 of Los Angeles<br />
WHITNEY and NANCY BENSQN<br />
'62 of San Rafael, California . . . T ARI<br />
(KENNEDY) WQOD '49 of Carlsbad,<br />
California . . . PHIL CALKINS '65 of<br />
Tokyo ... BOB DUNCAN '68 of Kuala<br />
Lumpur ... the SVERRE KQXVQLDS<br />
'72 of Sutton, England ... NIEK SLIJK<br />
'55 of Chula Vista .. . PHIL GIBSQN<br />
'72 of Los Angeles . LQIS ALBERTS<br />
'52 of Phoenix.<br />
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