Fall 1972 - Thunderbird Magazine

THETtmA1mJTHAIlANUHUNDERBIRDFALL1972

Thunderbird is off to an excellent start for 1972-73. There are 685 studentsenrolled which is the second largest enrollment in our history. This includes345 new students from 300 colleges and universities and from 40 countriesaround the world. The foreign student population totals 98.A new five-year development plan has been adopted which is based on amaximum enrollment of 750 students. The Board of Directors has decidedto avoid further investment in new buildings but rather to rebrbish whatwe have. Probably all of you remember the primitive conditions whichexisted ill! the dormitories and dining hall, and these facilities remain almostthe same.In keeping with the five-year plan, refurnishing of all dormitories is takingplace and refrigeration of all units will be started soon. A new phonesystem has provided every room with a private phone. Naturally, thesechanges cost money, but a lot less than would be needed if new dormitorieswere to be built.The School will need about $2,500,000 over the five-year period for thescheduled refurbishment, faculty salary increases, and the replacement ofaging utilities. Since contributions will be of benefit to the future ofThunderbird, as well as being tax deductible, we hope all of you will help.William VorisPresidentTHE THUNDERBIRD (alumni publicationof the Thunderbird GraduateSchool of International Management)is published in the Fall, Spring andSummer of each year.EDITOR: Martha L. Snyder

PATRICK REPLACES SNELLAS BOARD CHAIRMANThe annual meeting of the ThunderbirdBoard of Directors was held on campuson Monday, October 9, at which timeDr. William Voris, president and chiefexecutive officer of the corporation, announcedthat Mr. James Patrick waselected chairman of the board, replacingMr. Frank Snell, who retired fromthat position. Mr. Snell will remain amember of the board and of the executivecommittee. He has served aschairman since 1966 and was a founderof Thunderbird.Mr. Patrick, retired Chairman of theBoard of the Valley National Bank andcurrently President of the ContinuingEducation Institute, Inc., has long beena leader in the community's civic, culturaland educational organizations. Heserved as president of the board ofdirectors of Compas II, a combinedfund-raising effort for Phoenix culturalorganizations and is a member ofthe Dean's Advisory Committee, Collegeof Business Administration, ArizonaState University. Long active in theBoy Scouts of America,. Mr. Patrickreceived the Silver Buffalo Award-thehighest honor the organization bestowsat the national level, in 1969. In addition,he is a member of the Board ofTrustees of Claremont Men's ~olleg,e inCalifornia and a member of the PhoenixPersonnel Club.Five new members were elected to theboard. They are: G . Clarke Bean, chairmanof the board, The Arizona Bank;Earl Bimson, president, Valley NationalBank; Karl Eller, president, CombinedCommunications Corporation; George F.Getz, Jr., president, Globe Corporationand a director of Arizona Equities, Inc.;and C. William Verity, Jr., chairman ofthe board, Armco Steel Corporation,Middletown, Ohio.COFOUNDER OF THUNDERBIRD DIESWilbur Stouder Thompson, 82, one of the founders of Thunderbird, died in Septemberin Stouder Memorial Hospital, Troy, Ohio, after a few days' illness.Following graduation from Dartmouth College, he served as a pilot in the CanadianAir Force, and later the U. S. Air Force during World War 1. At the beginning ofWorld War II, he re-entered the Air Force as a colonel, serving as chief of specialservices of the Air Force Training Command and receiving the Legion of Merit.He was one of the founders of Thunderbird, and was a sales executive with the TroySunshade Company. At one time, he was in the real estate development business inCleveland, and served as president of the real estate board. He was also active inci vic affairs.He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Corbett Thompson, of 305 East FranklinStreet, Troy, Ohio, two daughters, two sons, and eight grandchildren.Weldon Gibson August Commencement Speaker"International Business in the Seventies" was the title of the address delivered to theAugust graduates by Dr. Weldon B. Gibson, Executive Vice President of StanfordResearch Institute and President of SRI-International.Among the 191 candidates for the Master's degree were 24 foreign students representing16 countries. Music was furnished by the 12th Air Force Band from Luke AirForce Base.Receiving the Barton Kyle Yount Award for scholarship, character, desire andpotential ability to serve the American free enterprise system abroad, was DAVIDW. LOWSLEY II of Ft. Collins, Colorado. Recipients of the Alfred Knight ScholarshipAward were WILLIAM CHAPMAN of Middleport, New York; LAWRENCE D.SCHULZ of LaGrange, Illinois, and STEVE A. SCHLEIS MAN of West Des Moines,Iowa. The Alfred Knight Scholarship Award is given for excellence in scholasticaccomplishments.One of the highlights of the commencement exercises was the honoring of ProfessorPaul Wilson, for his twenty-five years of devoted service to Thunderbird. As Professorof Accounting, Paul will be remembered by hundreds of Thunderbirds as theman who taught them the difference between a debit and a credit, and who explainedthe intricate workings of corporate finance. In the following photo, Paul's charmingwife, Pauline, joins him on the podium as he delivers a few words of appreciation.Mr. E. V. O'Malley was reelected chairmanof th.e executive committee andDr. Voris was reelected president of thecorporation. Dr. Donald Baerreson waselected academic vice president andBerger Erickson reelected executive vicepresident/ secretary-treasurer.AMA LIFE MEMBERSHIPAWARDED FRAN K SN ELLTwo Life Memberships in the AmericanManagement Association, awarded toindividuals who have rendered outstandingand noteworthy service to theAssociation, were conferred upon FrankL. Snell, former Chairman of the ThunderbirdBoard of Directors, and SirMax Bemrose, Chairman of Great Britain'sBemrose Corporation. Mr. Snell,of the law firm of Snell and Wilmer inPhoenix, was one of the founders ofThunderbird. and has served as a memberof its Board of Directors and ExecutiveCommittee since 1946. As Chairmanof the Executive Committee in1963, he was instrumental in producingthe agreement of affiliation betweenThunderbird and AMA.1

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TO BE FIRST TARGETON $100,000 TELEFUND DRIVEIn 1973, we hope to substantially increase alumni giving by conducting a Telefunddrive in all major U.S. cities, and in other areas of the world where there is a largeconcentration of alumni. The Thunderbird Alumni Telefund will be a combinedeffort between the Lambda Chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon and Thunderbird. Our goalis $100,000.With our alumni scattered as they are, located literally in all parts of the globe,direct mail solicitations have been our main fund-raising effort. Many U.s. collegesand universities have found the Telefund method to be far more effective, bringingin a return from 45 to 60% as compared with a 3 to 5% response from direct mailcampaigns.True, we have less than 8,000 alumni to draw from, which is only a "drop in thebucket" when compared with the alumni body of many colleges and universities;however, raising $100,000 from 8,000 Thunderbirds should be an easy job if everyonewill cooperate.At the October 14 meeting of the Southern California Alumni Chapter, we announcedour plans for the Telefund drive in that area, and received enthusiastic response fromthe alumni and a promise to do more than their share to start the drive on its way.As Chairman of the Southern California Telefund Drive, JIM BONNER '59 will havethe wholehearted support of the Chapter Board of Directors, the area alumni andThunderbird. By the last of November each Alumnus in the area will receive a letterfrom Jim, explaining the Telefund plan. This letter will be followed by a telephonecall or personal visit from Jim, or from one of his co-chairmen. Contributions maybe made on a cash basis, or on a monthly, semi-monthly, semi-annual or annualschedule.Between the time you receive the initial letter announcing the Telefund Drive andthe time you receive the personal call from the area chairman, we urge you toexamine your budget and make your plans for a substantial cash contribution, or apledge on the installment plan. REMEMBER, YOUR GIFT IS TAX-DEDUCTIBLE.One-half of the proceeds from the Southern California drive will be credited to theSouthern California Chapter Thunderbird Scholarship Fund, and the balance will gotoward the completion of the Dining Hall Project.To ease the workload of the area chairmen, we have consented to do most of thepaper work involved. All contributions will be acknowledged by the Alumni Office,and those on scheduled payments will be billed from this office.As Dr. Voris mentioned in the "President's Message" our Board of Directors plan toraise $2,500,000 over a five-year period to meet the increasing demands of Thunderbird.Let us show our appreciation to the Board who have devoted many years to thedevelopment of the School by giving as generously as we can.REMEMBE.R, YOUR RESPONSE TO THE TELEFUND GALL WILL BE, INDICA­TION OF YOUR DEDICATION TO AND PRIDE IN YOUR OLD ALMA MA,TER­THUNDERBIRD.DOUBLE HONORS FORTED JOHNSON '54W. TED JOHNSON , a vice president inthe international division of United CaliforniaBank's Los Angeles headquarters,has received the Bronze PlaqueAward of the Los Angeles Area Chamberof Commerce for his outstandingcontribution to the cause of world tradein the Los Angeles area during the yearl9071.The award was presented by W. MortonJacobs, president of the Los AngelesArea Chamber of Commerce, at theannual World Trade Week luncheon ofthe Foreign Trade Association of SouthernCalifornia at the Los Angeles ConventionCenter.Ted joined UCB in 1954 and was promotedto assistant manager of the internationaldivision in 1956, and to assistantvice president six. years later. Hewas elected a vice president of the bankin 196'5.Active in international trade for thepast 17 years, Ted was general chairmanof World Trade Week in 1968. He is anactive member of the World TradeExecutive Committee of the L.A. AreaChamber of Commerce, and last yearwas chairman of the West Coast InternationalLicensing show. He is currentlychairman of the chamber's licensingsubcommittee.He is also a past chairman of the boardand past president of the F oreign TradeAssociation of Southern California, apast president of the Delta Phi Epsilon,South California Alumni Association,and in 1965: received the fraternity'shighest award.In 1966, he was named an advisor tothe Southern California World TradeCenter Authority and currently is anadvisory board member in SouthernCalifornia for the Institute of InternationalEducation and a member of theinstitute International Board in NewYork.THUNDERBIRD EXCHANGE STUDENTS welcomed to Sung Kyun Kwan University in Kore'a([eft to right) Lee Jae-Suk of Korea; John Sandor and John John·son of Thunderbird; DeanDo-young Chung, excha,nge professor; Robert Guffin of Thunderbird; General Han Soo Kim,SKKU exchange student; and Ko Sung-Myung of Korea.Ted is a past president of Thunderbird'sSouthern California Alumni Associationand a long time member of its Board ofDirectors. On October 14th, he receivedfrom that Chapter the Southern CaliforniaDistinguished Alumnus of theYear Award.2

PROFESSOR and STUDENT EXCHANGE BETWEENSUNG KYUN K WAN UNIVERSITY AND THUNDERBIRDIn the Spring and Summer issues of THE THUNDERBIRD, we mentioned that negotiationswere underway for a sister relationship between Thunderbird and Sung KyunKwan University in Seoul, Korea. At the invitation of the Korean University, PresidentVoris made a trip to Seoul last Spring to further discuss the relatienship and toexchange ideas.The sistership has been established, and an exchange of students and professorsbegan in September, when three second-semester students from Thunderbird enteredSKKU, and at the same time, one Korean student came te us from that Scheol.CHUNGSOURSDean Do-young Chung of SKKU Graduate School ofForeign Trade is a visiting Professor at Thunderbird forthe Fall Semester, teaching Economic Relations of theFar East. In March, Dr. Martin H. Sours, ThunderbirdProfessor of International Studies, will begin his onesemesterprofesser at SKKU.Dean Chung received his B.A. degree in Political Sciencefrom Seoul National University and his M.A. degree inEconomics from Waseda University in Japan. He alsoattended Kyoto University in Japan. In addition toserving as Dean ef the Graduate Schoel ef ForeignTrade at SKKU, he is also professer of Econemics there.Prier to his present appointment as Dean, he served asDean of the College 'ef Ecenomics and Commerce, andhas been a visiting Prefessor at Daegu University anda lecturer at Seeul National University.He is the author of twe books, Principles of Economicsand The International Economy, and l1as-contnbutedarticles and monographs te various scholarly and professionaljournals.Dr. Sours joined the International Studies Departmentat Thunderbird in September 19'H. A native ef LosAngeles, he received a B.A. degree in Political Sciencefrem the University of California, and a Master's andPh.D. from the University of Washington. He servedwith the Fifth Amphibious Squadron, Pacific Fleet, U.S.Navy, from 1962 to 196,4, and fer two years was a ProvincialOfficer for USAID in Vietnam. Following thathe was a member of the faculty of the Division ofIndependent Studies at the University of Washingten.To be accepted for the exchange program the student must be single, must havecompleted his first semester at Thunderbird, and must demonstrate interest andability in the study of the Pacific region.Selected exchange students will have all tuition and fees waived by Sung Kyun KwanUniversity for their semester in residence, and room and board will be provided bythe Kerean University, usually with a Korean family. Each individual is responsiblefor all transportation costs and arrangements to and from Kerea, as well as otherincidentals to travel. In addition, any Thunderbird students may enroll at Sung KyunKwan in accordance with the University's costs and procedures, and may transfer upto 12 credit hours to Thunderbird toward the M.I.M. degree.Exchange students coming from the Korean University will take the regular Thunderbirdcurriculum, including language, area studies and internatienal managementsubjects. Their language will be "English as a Second Language." Our students goingthere will continue with the foreign language they are taking here, which willprobably be Japanese. They will alse be able to take international marketing, internationalfinance, development of economics, etc., which are being taught in Englishat Sung Kyun Kwan University for this program.The three Thunderbird students attending the Fall Semester at SKKU are JehnSandor, Robert Guffin and John R. Johnson. The exchange student from Korea isGeneral Han Soe Kim.Mrs. Johnson will serve as an assistantprofessor of English responsible forteaching English as a second language.She has taught bi-lingual history andgeography in the California publicschool system and was associated withSt. Mathews School in Pacific Palisadesbefore joining Thunderbird. She has alsobeen a teacher at the University ofCalifornia Criminal Justice Program.She received her B:A. and M.A. degreesand her TESL (Teacher of English as aSecend Language) Certificate from theUniversity of California at Los Angeles.Mr. Klein, 3'0, a native of Brussels, Belgium,was employed by the New YorkCity public school system before joiningthe French section of the Language Department.He has been a lecturer atQueensborough CO'mmunity College,City College ef New York and QueensCollege. He received his B.S. degreefrom Long Island University and hisM.A. degree in French from New YorkUniversity.Joining the Department of World Businessare Dr. Marshall Geer, AssociateProfessor. and Mahmand S. El-Shabrawyand Dale A. Vorderlandwehr, AssistantProfessors.Dr. Geer, 33" is a native of New Yorkand was an assistant professor of E.conomicsat the University of Coloradobefore joining our faculty. He alsotaught at ColeradO' State College and atthe Univer.sity of Oregon. From 1968 to1970, he was a Fulbright Lecturer inE.conomics at the Autonomous Universityof Guadalajara in Mexico.He received his B.S. degree in BusinessAdministration and Finance and hisM.B.A. degree from the University ofDenver. He also holds an M.A. and aPh.D. degree in Economics from theUniversity of Oregon.Dr. Shabrawy, a native of UAR, wasassociated with the University of Illinoisin Urbana before coming to Thunderbird.He has also taught at the Universityof California at Berkeley. In addition,he was employed as a managementconsultant with the National Instituteof Management Development for fiveyears. He received his undergraduatedegree from Cairo University and hisPh.D. degree from the University of Illinoisat Urbana.Mr. Vorderlandwehr, 34, has taught atWayne State University, the Detroit Instituteof Technologv and most recentlyat Michigan State University where hewas a member of the department ofEconomics. He received his B.A. degreefrom Michigan State University and hisM.A. from Wayne State University. Heis completing his doctorate in Economicsat Wayne State University.THUN DERBIRD WELCOMESSIX NEW FACULTY MEMBERSDr. John E. Drake, 49, of Seattle, Washington,has been named Chairman ofthe Department of World Business. Priorto his affiliation with Thunderbird, hewas associated with the Ogden Corporationfrom 1957 to 1963, specializing incost control systems and contract management.Dr. Drake served as a managementconsultant to the Boeing Company,Litton Industries and EngineeringCorporation of America, with emphasison contract negetiations. In addition, hehas taught at the graduate level at theUniversity of Washington and is presentlyserving as a special advisor onloan activities te the World Bank.A native of the United Kingdom andnow a U.S. citizen, he received his B.S.and M.A. degrees from Oxford Universityin England, and his Ph.D. degree inbusiness administration from the Universityof Washington.Assistant Professors Alice P . Johnsonand Andre Klein have joined the LanguageDepartment.SECOND GENERATIONTHUNDERBIRDSWe are delighted to have four secondgeneration Thunderbirds on campus forthe Fall Semester: JIM BOYCE, son ofthe Sterling Boyces '50 of Madison,Wisconsin . . . TOM ALWARD, son ofthe Curt Alwards '49' of Traverse, Michigan. . . RANDY MILLER, son of Kenand June Miller '49 of Warren, Ohio,and BOB CRIGLER, son of the BobCriglers '55 of Phoenix.3

MADAME DIAMOND RETIRESMrs. SuzanneDiamond, AssociateProfessor of French,resigned at the endof the Spring termfollowing, more than15· years of serviceto Thunderbird.Suzanne spent thesummer in her nativeFrance, and iscurrently residing at141 Soledad Drive,Monterey, Calif.She will always be remembered by hercolleagues and past students fm heruntiring efforts in the classroom, herdetermination and dedication, her warmgood humor and her quiet and unassumingmanner. SUZANNE - we shall missyou!RUTH RICHARDSON DIESRuth J. Richardson,who came to Thunderbirdin 1952, asSecretary to PresidentEdward B. Juliber,passed awayon Sunday, September17th, in a nursinghome at Swansea,Massachusetts.She later becameSecretary to PresidentCarl A. Sauer,and in 19·56 was appointedRegistrar, a position she helduntil her resignation in 1959. She leftThunderbird to become assistant to thepresident of Connecticut College forWomen. In 196·3·, Ruth moved to Westport,Massachusetts, to care for the threechildren of her deceased sister andbrother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. FlintBrayton.She is survived by two nieces, Susanand Carol Brayton, of New Rochelle,New York, and, a nephew, Navy Lt.Paul Brayton of Allston, Mass.Memorial services were held in theUnited Congregational Church, LittleCompton, Rhode Island.DEATH OF FORMERBOOKSTORE MANAGERCharles E. Braley,first BookstoreManager at Thunderbirdand a 1967retiree, died onAugust 16th at theJohn C . LincolnHospital in Sunnyslope.Charlie's service toThunderbird d ate sback to 1947, and ageneration of studentshave eagerlyreceived their mail, obtained their studymaterials and purchas-ed their sundryneeds from this delightful gentlemanwho ·will be remembered for his warmpersonality, his dry humor, and as aman who always had a good word foreveryone.He is survived by his widow, Ethel, of9011 North 10th ' Street, Phoenix.4HUGHES ELECTEDOPE NATIONAL PRESIDENTJ. PATRICKHUGHES of LosAngeles was electedNational Presidentof the Delta PhiEpsilon Fraternityat the 2.7th BiennialConvention held inSan Francisco inJune. He succeedsTOM BIRCH '51,who held the officefor two terms.A January 1961graduate of Thunderbird, Pat is an academicadministrator in the Office of theChancellor, The California State Universitiesand Colleges, and is the youngestPresident in the 52-year history ofthe fraternity.Active in Southern California internationalcircles, he is also the 1971-72President of the Southern CaliforniaThunderbird Alumni Association, andserves as a counselor for the School. Heis Chairman of Industry and Trade forthe Los Angeles-Bordeaux Sister CitiesAffiliation, a member of the AmericanManagement Association, the NationalAssociation for Foreign Students, andthe Alliance Francaise.In his acceptance speech, he indicatedhis approval of the removal of restrictionson the admission of women andnoted that, "for the first time a professionalinternational association is givingfull recognition to the competence andimportance of women in internationalbusiness and overseas service and theirright to fully participate in internationalcircles."The next convention of Delta Phi Epsilonwill be held in Phoenix in 1974. Atthat time, delegates will consider achange of name of the fraternity to reflectits professional nature.SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAALUMNI MEET"WINES OF THE WORLD," featuringan international selection of fine winesand vintage cheeses for your tasting enjoyment,was the theme of the October14 Southern California Alumni meetingheld at the home of Lynne Lipsher'sparents in Sherman Oaks. Approximatelyseventy Thunderbirds, members ofthe Los Angeles Alumni Chapter ofDelta Phi Epsilon, and guests enjoyedan evening of socializing with new andold freinds. Campus guests were PresidentWilliam Voris, Dr. Robert GulickThunder.bird Dean of Admissions, andyour EdItor.We were pleased to see among the attendantsJack and Jerri Mulis. Lynneand Larry Lipsher, the Gerry Mirkinsthe Ernie Olsens, Deda and Tom Ken~yon, the Jim Bonnars, Pat and NormaHughes, Ted and Barbara J ohnson, GarySlade, .Tom Wood, Jim Manley, LindaCummmgs, Mary and Jim Kyek, RossNishihara, the Bob Hamiltons, Dave andSuzanne Moore, Gerry Grater and PhilVosburgh of New Jersey, who happenedto be in the area.Following the Wine and Cheese TastingParty, about forty Thunderbirds movedon to the Encino Hilton for dinner.The newly-established SOUTHERNCALIFORNIA ALUMNUS OF THEYEAR AWARD was presented to TedJohnson by Chapter President PatHughes. Ted has been a long-time andvery active chapter member and a formerchapter president. He is vice presidentof the United California Bank,International Division, in Los Angeles,and is deeply involved in Chamber ofCommerce and World Trade activities.We salute this Chapter for its dedicationto the cause of Thunderbird and for itscontinuing existence for the past twentyyears. We commend Pat Hughes and hisBoard of Directors for their splendidwork during the past year.INTERNATIONAL S.A.M.The Thunderbird Chapter of the Societyfor Advanacement of Management hasreceived approval by S.A.M./A.M.A. forthe initiation of the International CommunicationsCenter. The effort will becoordinated with the ThunderbirdAlumni Office and the new head of theS.A.M.I A .M.A. International ActivitiesDr. William Kirby, Jr. of Rockville:Maryland.The primary objective is to developoverseas chapters of the S.A.M. throughThunderbird graduates, and will proveto be a benefit to host country management-mindedbusinessmen, as well asT'bird graduates.During the next few weeks, members ofthe Thunderbird S.A.M. Chapter willbegin contacting key alumni in variouslocations around the world. In thismanner, they will initiate the Chapterframework and solicit a response as tothe feasibility and acceptance of theidea. It is felt this chance for professionalmanagement affiliation will bewelcomed by T'bird businessmen, aswel~ as th.ose of the host country; espeCIally,smce the recent affiliation ofS.A.M. with the American ManagementAssociation.S.A.M. welcomes your suggestions andpersonal opinions and requests that theybe sent to: S.A.M., Box 548 XL Glendale,Arizona 8·5306.'TO ALLOVERSEAS THUNDERBIRDS:It would be a great service to ourstudents and an important contributionto our library if you wouldplease send us a current (or recent)telephone directory (preferably theyellow section) from the area whereyou are now living.Also, we should appreciate receivingany special business directoriesfrom your area.Postage costs can be minimized bysending directories at the book ratesurface mail.'Many thanks for your kind helpwith this request!

CHANG RECIPIENT OFHEW GRANTMr. Andrew Chang,Associate Professorof Japanese, hasbeen awarded a$14,000 grant fromthe U. S ; Departmentof Health, Educationand Welfareto write a generalreference text onJapanese businesswriting. The grant,received throughthe Division ofForeign Studies,Institute of International Studies, Officeof Education of HEW will be dispersedin four equal payments over the periodof one year. The book will contain examplesof typical Japanese business letters,forms, etc., with English translations,and provide an explanation ofthese forms and the basis for their use.The text will be useful for the collegestudent as well as the businessman andwill be the first of its kind ever published.Professor Chang was an instructor ofJapanese and Chinese at WashingtonUniversity before joining Thunderbird'sModern Language faculty in 19

THUNDERBIRDS AT SUMMER OLYMPICSNo doubt there were a number of Thunderbird spectators at the 1972 Summero.lympics in Munich and they were probably unaware that two of the participantswere T'birders - Gary Hoyt '56 and Julieta Flores '58.Julieta, formerly of Nogales, Arizona, served as a hostess for the o.lympics and wasgarbed in the o.lympic dirndle in the style of the regional dress of Bavaria. Ashostess for the cultural department, she toured in English and Spanish the guestsattending the olympic exhibition entitled "World Cultures and Modern Art" - theinfluence of Asia, Africa and Indo-America on European art.Gary Hoyt, famed as Puerto Rico's top sailor, finished third in the 1965 World SnipeChampionships and came up with 8th place in his class (Tempest) during the preo.lympicregattas held in Kiel last year. 1972 brought a run of bad luck for Garyand his best 19>72 o.lympic finish among islanders was 16th place of 21 entries in theTempest class, and 18th in the last of seven races. Better luck next year!o.n the business side of life, Gary is Senior Vice President, Latin America & Far EastDivision of Young & Rubicam and is based in Santurce, P.R.Julieta plans to return to Munich to attend the translating school, Schmitz DolmetscherInstitute, specializing in the international trade terminology in English,German, Spanish and Portuguese, and plans to eventually enter this field sinceGermany is at the moment an active trade partner with Latin America. For a timeshe was assistant advertising manager for the Latin American and Far East operationsof the Gillette Company. She was later employed by Iberia, the Spanish air line.JOHNSON ADDRESSESLAMBDA CHAPTER DPETED Jo.HNSo.N, vice president in theUnited California Bank's Los AngelesHeadquarters, International Division,was a guest speaker at the September15 meeting of the local chapter of DeltaPhi Epsilon. He is a February 1954graduate of Thunderbird.He was accompanied to campus by PATHUGHES of Los Angeles. a '61 graduate,who is serving his first term asNational President of the fraternity.Professor Alvin Marks and his wife,Ethel, hosted a cocktail party in honorof the special guests.RETURNING THUNDERBIRDSTen alumni from earlier classes havereturned to campus for the Master'sDegree: ROGER L. P. Co.OMBS '57,Senior Negotiator, U. S. Materials Command,St. Louis, Missouri . . . GUIL­LERMO. AREAS '67, formerly with Casedel Confort, Leon, Nicaragua ... RAYBALLARD '6,9 of IBM World WideTrade Corporation, The Netherlands ...MARILYN Go.ETZ '69, formerly withthe U. S. Government in Guatemala ...CHARLES HAZEN '69, formerly of theChase Manhatten Bank in Thailand ...PATRICK HELMHOLZ '69, self-employedinsurance and investment agentin East Falmouth, Massachusetts . . .WILLIAM G. Jo.HNSTON '70, mostrecently of Fort Ord, California . . .RICHARD NEHRING '6.9, formerly withArthur D. Little Company in Arlington,Massachusetts .. . KEITH TAYLOR '64,formerly with Perkins Engine Companyin London ... IBE UKOHA '69, formerlywith Continental Grain Company inKansas City, Missouri.AROU N D TH E WORLDYVES AND BI'LLYE COCKE '60 and President and Mn. Vorisat Manila reception. Yves is President of Mead, Johnson of thePhilippines.PRESIDENT VORIS visits with Bill and Jane Anderson '6,9 ofHallmark, Inc., at the alumni party in Manila.1947 VI MICHAEL, Thunderbird'sfirst Ii bra ri an, is switchingfrom library work to teachingschool. Husband, Bo.B, one of the studentvolunteer firefighters during theSchool's first year, has been a volunteerfireman in Los Gatos, California, for 13years. Bob is an Instructor at the Collegeof San Mateo ... HAL CARPEN­TER writes from Iran, where he isManaging Director for General Tireoperations: "Beginning 25th (and last)year of continuous work overseas. Allfour children and four grandchildrenprefer U.S. living." ... JOE KLEIN hasbeen promoted to Senior Vice Presidentof Cyprus Mines Corporation. He willremain in the Los Angeles headquarters. .. IRVIN MARKS brings us up to dateon his family: "Son David (20') justentered Army, daughter Betsy (17) enteringBennington and the other two,Rebecca (14) and ESther (11) in schoolin Sydney. Irv is Managing Director forUnited Artists (Australia) ... We receiveda card from FLORENCE MER­VIS, who was off on one of her frequentjaunts. This time she visited Yugoslaviaand East and West Germany ... TIMKING of the U.S. o.ffice of Educationreports: "In charge of planning visits toU.S. by educators from all parts of theworld who are not on U.S. Government6

grants. Many are high-level officers,and last fall we arranged visit for theMinister of Education of France and hisparty, who came at the invitation ofSecretary Richardson. I am just backfrom a trip around Europe, where wewere able to return some of theirvisits."FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER DIESNoel Kreisher, husband of Gloria Wasielewski'47, and a former foreign servicestaff officer died in August at GeorgeWashington Hospital in Washington,D.C.Born in Kalamazoo. Michigan, he servedwith the Army medical corps in NewGuinea and the Philippines during WorldWar II. He joined the foreign service inManila in 1948 and saw administrativeand general service duty later in Tokyo,Djakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok andSeoul.He is survived by his wife, Gloria, of2117 "E" Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.;a sister of Indianapolis, and a brothetof Fort Wayne, Indiana.1948 TIM WARNER, veteran internationalsales executive, is thenew Managing Director of FirestoneTyre & Rubber Company of Indiain Bombay. He has been sales directorof the Indian subsidiary since 19591 ...Now that their children have left home,the BILL DAVISES sold their 11-roomhouse and bought a smaller one nearGreensboro, North Carolina. ALICE recentlyreceived her Masters and is aconsultant for Evaluation to the N. C.Vocational Rehabilitation Program; theirson, Arthur, is a senior at the Universityof N. C. and planned to be marriedin July. Daughter, Erras,. decided againstcollege after two years at Guilford andis working as a "printer's devil" in HighPoint, and their other daughter, Rie, isa senior at Northwestern University anda recipient of two scholarships. Rie hasalso accepted membership in Pi KappaLambda Honor Society ... BOB BEAN,Coordinator of Programs for the Illin0'isDepartment of Business and E.con0'micDevelopment, spent a few weeks- inMexico City this summer attending aFood Processing Equipment show at theU. S. Trade Center. ALICE was able tobe with B0'b for a time and enrolled inan intensive beginning course at theInstituto Mexicano Norteamerican deRelaciones Culturales. She is now teachingat the Illinois Masonic Medical Center.It was through Bob that we learnedthat JACK HALL '49, formerly withFirst National City Bank, is Director ofSecurity Pacific National Bank's MexicoCity branch . . . DICK CRANE ofSao Paulo reports that his eldest son,Rick, born in Rio de Janeiro in 19'53, isattending the University of the Pacific.Dick is South America area managerfor Universal Oil Products Company .. .JOHN HENSON, Foreign Service Officer,writes: "Returned from Djakartaafter three years there, for a Washingtonrotation assignment as Chief, CommercialImport Programs for the countriesof East Asia. After a year of statesideliving in a beautiful McLean, Virginia,home we purchased we are readyto return to an overseas post, and probablywill shortly."1949 CHET BEAMAN retired fromthe Foreign Service in Septemberand has accepted a positionas Business Manager and Head of thePolitical Science Department at LutherRice College in Alexandria, Virginia.The Beamans have purchased a newhome, and their son Bruce has enteredMadison College at Harrisonburg, Virginia.Daughter Anina will finish highschool next June and thereafter willenter Rand0'lph Macon College at Ashland,Virginia ... DON STAY of Seattlewas recently promoted from RegionalVice President Safeco Insurance Companiesto E~ecutive Vice President ofSafeco Credit Company, the Corporation'smajor subsidiary.1950 The CLIFF BEVENS are windingup their sixth year withGoodyear in Istanbul, Turkey,and report that their son, Christopher, isa sophomore at Colorado College . ..JIM BOYCE. now a student at Thunderbird,was three months old when hisparents, the STERLING BOYCES, arrivedat AIFT in February 1949. Thesenior Boyces live in Madison, Connecticut,and Sterling is Director, Growthand Development, of Dome Lab0'ratories... JACK FLYNN and wife, BECKY,have been in Spain for the past twoyears with Sears Roebuck. They havetravelled throughout Europe and areseeing Spain, city by city . . . RAYHAGEN writes from Coral Gables, Florida,where he is Manager, AviationProducts, Western Hemisphere, forGoodyear: "Since Thunderbird we havehad 4 girls and a boy (in that order)and those college expenses look likethey will go on forever. My wife,GEORGENE, watched me travel foryears and then she took a job withEastern Airlines. Now the world is heroyster and she may show up anywhere."... BILL HUNT, President of UniversityTravel Services in Seattle, has beenmade a nati0'nal director of the AmericanSociety of Travel Agents . . .GEORGE MILLER recently opened anew portrait studio in Mexico City. Situatedin the Lomas de Chapultepec residentialarea, the new enterprise specializesin color ph0'tos ... PHIL TOLL,Division Manager, Management Sciences,for Mobil Oil Corporation in NewYork City, recently returned from executivereview of EDP activities ofArabian American Oil Company in SaudiArabia, and Mobil Europe ... JAMESTONG reports from Caracas where heis President of Urbanizadora Flor deMayo, a real estate development firm:"Flor de Mayo will have 40Q' waterfront lots on canals and rivers, beach,club with swimming pool, marina, tenniscourts, restaurants and a h0'tel. It isthe only development of its kind inVenezuela. Besides this we have an insurancebrokerage business and we areassociated with Segurosca, the country'slargest brokerage company."1951 Debbie, daughter of the BUNKYJOHNSONS, was married onJuly 15th to Thomas DavidBatchelor. Bunky and Libby continueto live in Macon, Ge0'rgia, where he ismanager of the Regional Data ProcessingCenter of the North America C0'mpanies. . . JOHN DOWNEY reportsfrom Kingston that RANDY PYLE '64is working with him at Goodyear JamaicaLtd. J0'hn has been assidouslyplaying tennis f0'r years in hopes ofbeing able to beat Frank J ackle if, andwhen, Frank makes a trip to Kingston.1952 Following 20 years with GraceLines, DAVE DUFF is now employedas E'xp0'rt Carg0' Coordinator(Container Services) for AmericanMail Lines, and is living in Portland,Oregon . . . LILLIAN (DOUGLAS)HOGENBOOM and her husband ofWeirsdale, Florida, spent a week inWilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, lending ahelping hand t0' the flooded parishionersof the Memorial Presbyterian Churchcleaning.up muddy houses, repairingswollen doors, windows, etc . ... BRAY­TON LINCOLN writes from Worcester,Mass.: "It is hard to believe that 20years have gone by since graduation.Our oldest child graduated from collegethis Spring. That's Robin, who was 2when we were at Thunderbird. Twosons are still in c0'llege, and our youngestis in the fifth grade." Brayton is asenior cost accountant for Reed & PrinceManufacturing Company . . . BOBVANCE, formerly of Thailand, has beenassigned to Mobil Oil East Africa headquartersin Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, asGeneral Manager .. . While on a businesstrip for Natcon Chemical Companyof New York, TOBY MADISON visitedwith the BILL OGILVIES and EDSAENZ '63, in Puerto Rico. This wasthe first time he had seen LOU andBILL since leaving Thunderbird . . .The GEORGE CUMPSTONS of Leawood,Kansas, ran into LEE and HELENSTALKER '48 on the plane betweenDenver and Kansas City. The Stalkerswere vacationing, plus having attendedtheir son's wedding in Tucson.SIESTA TIME for Ray Fellwock '52, RegionalMarketing Manager for ,Miles Laboratories inCali, Colombia.1953 VAN CRICHFIELD spent severaldays in Mexico in Augustattending a trade show. TheCrichfields live in Albuquerque, andVan keeps busy promoting, developingand building apartment complexes ...ORTWINN KULLMANN, President ofFritz Bracht K .G . (parent company ofthe Bracht group) in Ludenscheid, Germany,has been awarded the order ofthe Officer of the Most Excellent Orderof the British Empire . . . FRANKKRAML writes from Sao Paulo, where7

he is Group Product Manager of NestleS.A.: "Had the immense pleasure of receivinga visit from JOHN GOLDS­BERRY and we spent an evening full ofreminiscences of the good old times atThunderbird." John lives in Penn Valley,Pennsylvania, and is s~nior internationalofficer of the GIrard TrustCompany in Philadelphia ... A correctionregarding the Tokyo-Wells FargoBank T'birds - BOB MOREHQUSE isVice President and General Managerand his righthand man is GERRY HECK'54, who is a Vice President and DeputyGeneral Manager.1954 DICK HARRIS, Export TerritoryManager for E .L du Pontin Wilmington, writes: "Althoughmy territory responsibility israther large geographically (includesSouthern Africa, Mexico, Central America,Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador,Peru and Bolivia) I expect to bespending one or two months in Peru ona special project. ANGIE will be goingwith me, and since this is her first visitoutside the U.S. she's pretty excitedabout it." ... Recent CARE transfereesare JACQUES LAURIAC, who has beenassigned to Colombo, Ceylon; GEORGERADCLIFFE '64 who replaced Jacquesin Haiti, and JOHN RUTTEN '61, formerlyin India, who look over George'sspot in Guatemala ... JOHN NICHQLLhas retired and is living in San J ose,Costa Rica. He is currently writing abook on Central America, is involved inteaching illiterates to read, and is on thelocal water commission . . . CHUCKKELLER of Citrus Heights, California,reports that he plans to retire in twoyears and move to Las Vegas.1955 ERIC and JANIE ERICSSONfinally decided to remain inLondon and Eric has establishedhis own agency offering professionalassistance for the developmentand administration of multinationalprojects, and personal representation foroverseas affairs. Janie has relaunchedan old career and is working for theSchiller College London Study Programand is deeply involved with Americanuniversity students studying in London... GEQRGE WEISMILLER of Bogota,Colombia, writes: "Have been withCARE for four and half years and havegone through the wars in Honduras,Vietnam and Bangladesh." He admitsthat the latter was the most interesting,but being of a peaceful nature he ishappy to be back in Latin America . . .Following several years' absence fromthe alumni rolls, DEE JAY WEINREBEreports that she is currently an accountantwith Baldwin Martz & Company inMinot, North Dakota ... BILLY andNANCY MARTIN of San Juan attendedthe LT.T. Worldwide Comptrollers Conferencein Hot Springs, Virginia in May.Billy is Vice President, Comptroller andTreasurer of I.T.T. operations in PuertoRico ... CHARLIE SQMMER of Phoenix,recently returned from a trip toGermany and London, and planned tovisit SHINJI MIYASHIRO. '54 in Honoluluin September ... ERNIE PARADAhas been named a member of the PuertoRico-Virgin Islands Regional E:xportExpansion Council and will serve onthe council for the next three years. Hewas admitted to the bar in '72, and as a8U .S. Coast Guard reservist he has beenappointed San Juan Area Legal Assistanceo.fficer, with the rank of LieutenantCommander.1956 The BOB VARTYS left Essoand Brazil and have settled inthe Valley of the Sun. Bob isemployed as a Marketing Analyst atRamada Inns' international headquartersin Phoenix . . . JERRY REED has beennamed Vice President of Merrill Lynch,Pierce, Fenner & Smith in Panama .. .MIKE NEWTQN, Product Manager forKentile Floors, writes: "Have been inEurope for the past six months and willvacation with my family before returningto Los Angeles. I was working for ashort time in Northern Ireland beforethe shooting shut down all business but,fortunately, I had about concluded mybusiness there." ... A recent note fromBOB BAILEY reports: "Presently inManila. and have just resigned as VicePresident of Retla Steamship Company.Plan to remain here until Novemberand then return to the States. Tentativeplan is to buy a boat and cruise thewest coast of Mexico."1957 Following fourteen years inVenezuela with Wm. UnderwoodCompany, the GENENORMANS have returned to Fallbrook,California, to enter the family business.Gene was formerly Executive VicePresident and General Manager of theVenezuela operations of the company. . . JIM RUHLMAN'S campus interviewingvisit resulted in two Januarygraduates joining the Puerto Rico Valve& Fitting Company of which Jim isPresident . .. Formerly with The BostonConsulting Group in Tokyo, BILLPo.WELL is now Vice President andFar East Representative for the NationalBank of Detroit. He will remainin Japan ... While on a Californiavacation this past summer, BILL GAR­GIULO broke the achilles tendon duringa tennis match and was in a cast fDreight weeks. Bill is Area Director forElizabeth Arden in London . . . CHUCKMAGGIO., a long time employee of theMonsanto Company, recently joined theCarrier Corporation as Treasurer of theoverseas operations . . . Following abrief tour with FNCB in Nigeria, theTIM REEDS have been transferred backto the New York home office . ..THAYER To.NER has accepted a positionas Executive Vice President of theBank of Beaufort, South Carolina. Forthe past nine years he had been withthe Indiana National Bank in Indianapolis... TULLIO VIGANQ has beenpromoted to European Sales Directorfor B. F. Goodrich and assigned to theNetherlands.WHO'S WHO?For those of you who had the opportunityto scan through the Qctober 1972issue of the BEACON Magazine of Hawaii,we wonder if you identified thesparkling eyes of the mystery celebrityas belonging to JQE ROSA, Thunderbirdclass of June 1958.The magazine, which came to us throughthe courtesy of Ruth Fellers '57, gave avery thorough description of Joe's personality,talents and accomplishments.He has been with Pioneer Savings andLoan in Honolulu for the past eightyears, and is currently Executive VicePresident and General Manager. Joeand his wife, Mary, have six children­Malia, Nalani, Keoni, Maile, Kekoa andthe most recent addition, Keoki, whoarrived a few months ago.1958 RQBERT KQHRS has beenpromoted to Vice President, InternationalDivision. of ChaseManhattan Bank, with responsibility forcorporate relationships in the Asia bankinggroup, and is headquartered in theNew York home office. Bob and hiswife, Gail, and their three children livein Convent Station, New Jersey ...RUSS BRUNO. has been appointed VicePresident of E . R. Squibbs & Sons, Inc.,and is Managing Director of SquibbS.p.A. in Rome ... Qn April 1st of thisyear, DICK DEAKIN was named Directorof Marketing and Sales for boththe domestic and international operationsof Meadox Medicals, Inc., a leadingmanufacturer of synthetic vascularprostheses (artificial arteries). TheDeakins live in Ridgewood, New Jersey· .. The DICK GRAHAMS have completedfour years in Tegucigalpa, Honduras,with the U. S. Department ofState, and have been assigned to' Caracas,where he will be Commercial Qfficerin the American Embassy ... BILLFOSTER has joined Union Trust Companyin Stamford, Connecticut, as VicePresident of the international department.He was formerly a V.P.. and Managerof the National Bank of Commerceof Seattle . .. JACK RYDER of Newo.rleans reports that he has completed15 years of government service andhopes to retire in 9 or 10 years . . .HARRY WAIT resigned from First NationalCity Bank in August of 1971 andshortly thereafter joined the CrockerNational Bank. He arrived in Englandin December, where he is Assistant VicePresident of the Bank's London branch· .. CHARLEY FRIEND is Vice Presidentand Director of Marketing of Norman,Craig & Kummel in Milan, Italy· . . The JESSE WEAVERS write fromPedro Juan Caballero, Paraguay: "Wespent our 25th wedding anniversary inMacao, after going to Japan as membersof the Comitiva Presidencial which accompaniedPres. Stroessner in April ofthis year. We were received in theImperial Palace by the Emperor andEmpress, then by Prime Minister Sato,the Mayor of Kyoto, and the Chamberof Commerce of Qsaka, etc. Since nottoo many of the Paraguayan delegatesspoke English, and virtually none of ourJapanese hosts spoke either Spanish orGuarani, we were able to be of someassistance in translating. Last year wepurchased the assets of the company weoriginally came down here to manage."The Weavers are now self-employedand busy with their coffee plantation,cattle raising, land sales and development.They further report that theyhave six children and two grandchildren· .. JERRY and CARQL JULIANA andtheir two c~ildren are living in Geneva,Switzerland, where J erry is Presidentand Executive Producer of Media-colourProductions, S .A.: "Qur first film isscheduled to start shooting in Septem-

er in Kenya, and will be released inJanuary 1973." .. . BARRY MASO'N hasbeen promoted to Executive Vice Presidentof the Republic National Bank ofDallas.manufacturer's representative for anumber of European companies withmajor efforts concentrated in England,Spain. Germany and the U.S. militaryEuropean markets.1959 BO'B TANNER of Goodrich,Dalton, Little & Riquelme inMexico City writes: "I am nowa partner in the firm. O'ur specialty iscorporate law and we have about 50lawyers to take care of just about anyand all corporate illness. I received myMexican law degree in 1968 along withmy Mexican license to practice. Youmayor may not have heard that I lostmy wife, Cristina, in November of 1968.Her passing pretty well took me bysurprise, but I do have Cristy who isnow 6 years old. My mother retiredtwo years ago and came down to helpme raise her." ... In addition to hisactivities as an art dealer and consultant,ED SHAW of Buenos Aires, is aDirector of a company making TV picturetubes, and recently bought a bookimporting business. He is also an officerof the local Modern Art MuseumBoard and Chairman for Princeton Universityalumni activities in Argentina. . . CURGIE PRATT of Scottsdale hasbeen doing a bit of modeling and madehis debut in a commercial featuring abrand of German cigarettes; however,since he does not smoke, it was necessaryfor him to take a crash coursebefore the filming started . . . BILLCHANDLER is Vice President of WesternGrowth Fund in San Francisco. TheChandlers and their three children livein nearby San Rafael . . . Followingfour years in Tokyo with FNCB. DANJACO'BSEN was transferred to HongKong and appointed a Vice President. . . DAVE YO'UMANS writes: "After ayear finishing doctoral resident studiesat the University of Idaho, I acceptedFoster Parents Plan's directorship of theColombian program. So, my family isback in Bogota with me and beginningtheir new tour abroad. We have programsin Bogota, Buenaventure andTumaco which reach 7,500 children andtheir families. It all promises to be veryrewarding."1960 ROBERTO' CASTILLO is Directorof the Veterinary Divisionof Merck Sharp andDohme in Bogota ... RUDY DELGADO'recently returned from a sales trip toMexico, Brazil and Argentina, and reportsthat he visited with DONN DAVISin Buenos Aires and CHAD LE,IDY inMexico City. Rudy is Latin AmericanSales Representative for the HesstonCorporation, manufacturers of hay harvestingequipment . . . BOB HEINE­MANN has been transferred to HongKong by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company.Speaking of Bob, we must correctan error that appeared in the cutlineunder one of the photos in the Summerissue of the THUNDERBIRD. Theslightly obese, grey-haired man in thepicture taken at the Manila receptionfor President Voris and his family wasnot Bob. The real Bob is shown in thefollowing photo (right), along withSKIP SCHIENDLER, '70, Mrs. Vorisand son Mike.BO'B KIDNEY writes: "After fouryears in Beirut, first as Sales Supervisorfor Kodak's distributor operationsin the Middle E'ast, and later as MarketingManager, I was named GeneralManager effective July l." ... JERRYHO'LMES resigned from Republic NationalBank of Dallas a few months agoto devote his entire time to handlinghis own estate. The Holmes continueto live in Dallas . . . The CHUCKLIGHTFO'OTS have been transferredfrom Japan to Punta Cardon, Venezuelaby U.S.S. . . . CHAN PARKINSON,Director-EXport Manager of the Wilbur­Ellis subsidiary in Australia, was visitedby PETER BURGESS, who was intransit from Sao Paulo to Manila forGeneral Milk Company ... PAULREISS. President of Saber Internationalin New York, writes: "Was in U.K. andEurope for five weeks. Left family inWorcestershire while I worked, andthen we attended my brother-in-law'swedding before returning to the U.S. Ihear from JOHN TUBERTY, JACKWILSO'N and DICK CROFT and all aredoing well." . . . STU HUME (AssistantVice President-Bank of America.)recently spent a couple days with theJED TERRYS in Woodcliff, New Jersey.Stu was enroute from San Franciscoto Washington, D.C. for a conference.Jed is a Vice President of FirstNational City Bank in New York.1961 PAT O'SULLIVAN and JIMSWEENEY sold their company(Chatham Far East) to TeledyneInternational Trading Company,and are now managing the company'sFar East trading from the Hong Kongheadquarters . . . JIM BLACK writesfrom Arlington Heights, Illinois: "InFebruary of this year I accepted a newposition with G. D. Searle Inter-AmericanCompany as Director of Marketingfor Latin America. Previously I workedten and one-half years with StrasenburghLabs, the last six in Puerto Rico.My new job will require 40% travelingthroughout all of Latin America. Afterall those years living outside the continentalU.S., I am experiencing , a 'culturalshock' coming back home!" ...After five years as Manager of thePuerto Rico office of the Leo BurnettCompany, JIM STONER has been transferredto the home office in Chicago ...The DICK DRONS have been assignedto Nairobi by the Pfizer Corporation. Inhis new location, he will be Director ofPharmaceutical Development-Africa ...We are looking forward to seeingCHUCK NEUSTADT while he is inPhoenix in November to attend theNational Association of State DevelopmentAgency Directors' meeting. Chuckis Director, O'hio, Bureau of InternationalTrade, Department of E.conomicand Community Development, in Columbus. . . KEN BENNETT, of InternationalSales Service (based in Germany),continues his activities as a1962 F?llowing six years as ChiefPIlot for Mobil O'il in The Congo,and three years in Nigeria,the FRED KNARRS have been assignedto the Company's Houston headquarters... JOHN EDSTRO'M writes: "Went tothe Belgian Grand Prix Formula I AutoRaces with the BRIAN RIELLEYS '66and the BRENT SANFORDS '68. Theevening before had cocktails at Brianand Kathy's house and dinner at a nicerestaurant on the shore of Lake Geuvaloutside Brussels." John, Brian and Brentare with Armco-Belgium ... The GENEWEIDNERS have returned to New Yorkhome office after six years in Brazilwith Chase Manhattan Bank ... CHUCKY AHN has been named General Managerof Ranco's new plant in Matamoros,Mexico. The Yahns live across theriver in Brownsville, Texas.1963 BUDDY POLSER has establishedhis own business in Dallas,Texas, d.b.a. Polser Exports,Inc., dealing in the exporting ofprocessed foods . . . Following nine andone-half years with International MultifoodsCorporation, LARRY GREENEhas accepted a General Sales Managershipwith the Miles Shoe Company inWorcester, Massachusetts ... BRUCEBARBER recently resigned from StanfordResearch Institute in Palo Alto,California. to become Director of InvestmentPlanning and Research forBamerical International Financial Corporation,a subsidiary of Bank of America,in San Francisco . . . ST'EVE IM­REDY writes from Columbus, Indiana:"After seven years abroad (in England,Beirut and Singapore), I have been promotedback into the domestic organizationof Cummins as Manager of FieldParts and Sales, with responsibilitythroughout the USA and Canada." ...DOUG PFAFF left Everett SteamshipCorporation in August, and on O'ctober1st joined American Mail Lines . .. DR.BRUCE JACOBSEN is Chairman of theTheater Arts Department of MontanaState University in Bozeman. He receivedhis Ph.D. from that School in196,9 ... 1M2 was a Very Big Year forthe MAUREY JOHNSONS. They addeda son to their family in March, Maureyjoined The Hertz Corporation in NewYork City as Advertising Manager inJuly, and they expect to move into theirnew Glen Ridge, New Jersey homearound Thanksgiving.1964 "I still .can't quite figure outhow I ended up back withCARE, and back to India, buthere I am," writes BRICE ATKINSO'N."Somewhere along the line, I manageda number of months in Dacca beforeBangladesh became independent, andacquired a second child (a girl, LaelAnna, born in September 1971, while Iwas still assigned to Dacca). Since November,I have been in Lucknow.". . . BOB SOLOMON is Manager of theNorth Italy operations of AFIA WorldwideInsurance Asso.ciation, and resides9

in Milan ... After five years withOwens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation,most recently as Administrator in theInternational Division, R A I M 0 N DMEERBAC'H has accepted a position asAssistant Export Manager for FosterGrant Company in Leominster, Massachusetts. . . MIKE SUSSMAN of Dusseldorf.Germany, reports that he hasbeen with Gillie Potter Products for thepast year, and represents the companythroughout Germany, France and Holland.The firm is England-based andspecializes in the production of TV spotsrequiring difficult, often unique, trickand optical effects ... Through JOHNBUTLER, of Allyn & Bacon in Honolulu,we learned that BRUCE LISTER­MAN has been promoted to Manager ofthe Mexico operations of Corning, Inc.· .. DON and SUSIE CARR are livingin Newport Beach, California, and Donis President of Coastal Recreation, Inc.in Costa Mesa. The company manufacturestrailerable sailboats and plans toexpand its activities to the East Coast· .. BRIAN MAGNUSSON, formerly ofManneheim, Germany, has been transferredback to the John Deere headquartersin Moline, Illinois, and promotedto Area Manager of Governmentaland National Accounts Sales.1965 RAMON BUENO writes fromOrlando, Florida, where he is aself-employed manufacturers'representative: "Still in entertainmentpart of the time-this time at DisneyWorld's Polynesian Village (TambuLounge). Have a write-up in EasternAirlines' Guide. Fellow T'bird BOBQUACKENBUSH comes through frequentlyfor travel tour agency out ofNew York." ... BOB GOWLAND hasbeen transferred from Goodyear-IvoryCoast to Zurich, Switzerland as an AreaManager . . . ALPO CRANE has beenappointed an assistant vice president ofthe North Carolina National Bank inCharlotte ... JUAN RAMOS has beennamed U.S. Export Manager for FordMotor's tractor division. and as a sideline has started an import business . . .JOHN NELSON, Assistant Vice Presidentof the FNCB branch in London,reports that he now travels the Scandinavianarea for the Bank, and that theyfrequently see the BO LOWERS '63 . ..HART KEEBLE is Marketing Managerfor Cyanamid de Venezuela in Caracas;LARRY LIPSHER is a Staff Accountantwith Freedman, Morse and Horowitz inSherman Oaks, California, and BOBTUCKER is a self-employed attorneyin Toledo, Ohio . . . WILSON FULL~BRIGHT writes: "Since becoming a paraplegicas a result of service in Vietnam,I have moved around a great dealwithin the U .S. I am now permanentlysettled, medically retired, and spend mytime in community affairs and withmedical treatment." Wilson lives at 31Pitts Street, Charleston, South Carolina2940 I and would like to hear from hisclassmates . . . BOB GRAVELL leftUnion Carbide-Venezuela, to join theAmerican Can Company in Sao Paulo· . . PHIL CALKINS resigned fromLockheed and has accepted a position asCargo Sales Manager for NorthwestOrient Airlines. He is based in Tokyowith Orient sales responsibility for Japan,Korea, Hong Kong, Taipei, Philippinesand Okinawa .. . BEN BARTEL­DES is an account executive for Mc­Fadden & Cia, Ltd., cotton and coffee10DON N E.LL Y NAMEDMANAGING DIRECTORANDREW W. DONNELLY '67 has beennamed Managing Director, Pet Foods,Europe, of Ralston Purina International.In his new position, he will have responsibilityfor Ralston Purina International'sEuropean pet food companies,Felix Bonzo N.V., Etten-Leur, Holland,and Latz Purina, G.m.b.H. of Euskirchen,Germany. He has been ManagingDirector of Latz Purina for severalmonths. The Donnellys will relocate atRalston Purina International's Europeanheadquarters in Brussells, Belgium.exporters in Sao Paulo, and OLAVLEITE has been assigned to Johannesburg,South Africa, by the KoehringCompany . . . A note from DAVE CHEN:"I was so happy to receive a call fromT . YAMANOBE, who is now stationedin San Francisco with Mitsui and Company.Wish to hear from myoId buddiesVira, Bob, Manuel, Tang, Jim andMerle." Dave is General Manager ofCimco International in Chicago, and hishome address is 902.4-C Skokie Blvd.,Skokie, Illinois 60076 . .. Formerly withthe Olin Corporation, JOHN SAVAGEhas joined Bio Labs of Decatur, Georgia.The Savages live in North Ridgeville,Ohio.1966 As the newly elected Presidentof the Seattle World TradeClub, JERRY MURPHY startedoff his term by sponsoring a US-USSRTrade Seminar during UNIMART '72 inSeattle ... The GERRY RUPPS havebeen transferred from Lima to Caracasby Goodyear . . . MIKE GRIFFIN writesfrom Johannesburg, where he is withCaterpillar Overseas as Parts and ServiceSales Representative: "We are intoour fourth year here; met with fellowSouth Afr ican Thunderbirds at GENEBENNETS '60' home in June." ... RalphLambert, formerly of Kuala Lumpur~has been named Managing Director forthe First National City Development FinanceGroup in Bangkok . . . While onhome leave in November and December'71, the HOWARD BOYERS visited Israel,Greece, Italy, Switzerland, France,Netherlands, England, New York, SanFrancisco, Hawaii, Japan and back totheir base in Hong Kong . . . Also inHong Kong are KEN and SALLY HOL­BROOK and two sons, who were recentlyassigned there by Essochem EasternLtd . ... PHIL WEAVER is ForeignStudent Advisor at North Carolina StateUniversity in Raleigh . . . FRANKLONG reports that he married DeborahAnn Edgar of Rochester, Minnesota inSeptember '71, and that they welcomedfirst son. William James, on August 24thof this year. Frank is Vice President­Finance of Champion Papel e Celulose,S. A. in Sao Paulo ... As Health EducationSupervisor, Department of HealthServices, Trust Territory of the PacificIslands, ED OSHIRO has the responsibilityof planning, organizing, and implementingthe health education programfor the entire Trust Territorywhich encompasses' over 3,000,000square miles and 2,141 islands ... BUZZAHRENS is Financial Planning Manager-LatinAmerica for Levi Strauss,based at the South Miami, Florida, headquarters... DAVE, LE BLANC is aSales Representative for Crown Zellerbach(Panama) and frequently travelsfrom his Puerto Rico office t o the Southand East African and Mid East countries.1967 RAMIRO MARTINEZ WILEYis attending the New York UniversitySchool of Law . .. DANPARTEL has been appointed AdvertisingManager of Phillip Morris operationsin Athens, Greece. He invites travelingThunderbirds to stop off and see him orto call. Telephone: 9'223-fi18-619 . . .TOM TENGG writes from San PedroSula: "We moved to Honduras in Aprilwhen I was named manager of theBank of America branch here. This is avery pleasant stop and we have especiallyenjoyed getting to know DICKand SELWYN PUIG '63 ." ... KENPATTON is Vice Director of the ChaseManhattan Bank (Banco'Lar Brasileiro)in Rio; JOHN TILLOTSON is AssistantManager of Bank of America in Calcutta,and JENNINGS WERNER hasbeen named International Banking Representativeto Australia by ContinentalIllinois National Bank of Chicago . . .PAUL KEIPP resigned from Caterpillarand has accepted a position as WesternU.S. General Manager for Little GiantProducts ... RON McGOWEN, ExportDevelopment Coordinator, North CarolinaDivision of Commerce & Industry,reports that he spent the month of Mayin Europe as Director of N.C. ReserveInvestment Mission, and coordinatedN.C.'s participation in Seminars in Dusseldorfand Stockholm. Upon his returnto the States, he became involved incoordinating a proposed Trade Missionto Mainland China for the October CantonTrade Fair, hopeful that NorthCarolina would be the first state to gainentry for such a mission . . . TIMKITTLESON left McCann-Erickson andLondon last July, and accepted a positionas group director of Tragos, Bonnange,Wiesendanger, Ajroldi (advertisingagency) in Paris. All of the principalswere formerly with Young & Rubicam-Europebut opened their own agencytwo years ago. Since that time thefirm has opened offices in Paris, Milanand Frankfurt . . . JOHN ICKIS ofManagua, Nicaragua, is a Research Associatefor INCAE, an educational researchand consulting program spOnsoredby Harvard Graduate School ofBusiness Administration . . . The DICKMACHETTES are living in Rosario, Argentina,and invite Thunderbirds to stopby and see them. You can find Dick atFirestone headquarters in Buenos Aires. . . FRED' HARSSEMA is an assistantvice president, international department,of the First National State Bank of NewJersey in Newark.NAMED EXPORT MANAGERJAMES STRUNK has been named ExportManager of Ranco, Inc. of Columbus,Ohio.A May 1968 graduate of Thunderbird,Jim recently returned to the States fromSao Paulo, Brazil, where he served asManager of Sales and Marketing forLatin America for the Aviation ProductsDivision of Goodyear InternationalCorporation.

WHIRLPOOL PROMOTESTWO GRADUATESRON ALONZO '68 and DOUG GREEN'65 have been promoted to new positionsby Whirlpool.Ron has been named regional sales managerfor Europe and will move to Londonin January to establish a sales office.His new assignment is part of amarketing plan to promote sales ofcommercial icemakers, particularlyWhirlpool's Transtec icemakers, in Europeanmarkets. He joined the companyin 1968 as advertising and sales promotionmanager.Doug Greene has been promoted to theposition of marketing services managerfor Whirlpool's International Sales Division.Since joining the company in1965, he has held various positions, themost recent being that of regional internationalsales manager for LatinAmerica and the Caribbean, located inSan Juan, Puerto Rico.1968 OMAR AKCHURIN stopped oncampus in July enroute froman Army assignment in Japan.He is now associated with a familyownedimport-export firm in Hempstead,New York . .. NABIL ABU­NUW AR has been promoted to CorporateServices Manager of the DiverseyCorporation in London . . . STEVEBLINN writes from Danville, California:"I left J . Walter Thompson in New Yorkafter four years to accept a job withB.B.D. & O. Advertising Agency in SanFrancisco, as Senior Account Executiveon the Standard Oil of California account.". . . LARRY CAMPBELL recentlyjoined Cincinnati Milacron (formerlyCincinnati Milling Machine Company) as Export Sales Manager of theplastic machinery group. He will beresponsible for establishing distributionof the company products in Central andSouth America .. . MYRON CARLSONis Production Manager of Pioneer SeedCompany operations in Porto Alegre,Brazil, and still does some farming as asideline .. . DICK HASENPFLUG ofWalnut Creek. California, is Managerof the International Account Section(U.K., Europe and Africa) of the DelMonte Corporation; PAUL KUNKEL isVice President of One Blind Mice Limitedin London; and STEVE HALL ofTualatin, Oregon, is Export Pulp SalesAdministrator for Georgia-Pacific Corporation... The DAN LOWERYS report:"Been in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia,nearly a year and a half with FNCB.Looking forward to reassignment toanother Middle East branch in March1973. We spent half of our home leave(April and May) seeing Southern Europeand Morocco, then spent a monthin Columbus, Ohio, visiting relatives.Returned via Tokyo and Bangkok." . . .JOHN LOCKWOOD of Evanston, Illinois,is International Advertising Managerfor Orange Crush International ...TOM KOPPANG, international auditorof Bank of America, has been assignedto Europe . . . DAVE LAWRENCE hasbeen named President of the Ecuadorianoffices of American International Underwriters,and DAVE LONG is Presidentof Starr Associates Ltd. in Bangkok,with added responsibility for Laosoperations. REBECCA VORIES visitedthe Longs in Thailand on her way toIndia and Nepal .. . Massachusetts MutualLife Insurance Company has promotedANDY MADSEN to assistant superintendentof disability income sales,headquartered in Springfield . .. PATMcLAUGHLIN left Artes de MexicoInternational in March, and is nowPresident of Wood Products de MexicoS.A., a newly formed Mexican firmspecializing in custom furniture and millwork for expensive homes, schools. hotels,etc., for the export market . . . JIMand CAROLE LEHMAN and their twochildren live in Charles City, Iowawhere he is in charge of internationalmarketing (Africa and Middle East) forSalsbury International . . . BILL andNANCY MARTIN are back in the Valleyof the Sun, and he has joined Armour-Dialas assistant product manager.He was formerly with American Cyanamidin New Jersey . .. JOHN O'BRIENexpected to leave the last of Septemberfor a Kodak assignment in Taiwan ...DON ROHAN writes from Palo Alto,California: "Am semi-retired at 35; activein cocoa and sugar in London. SonDonald III and I travel frequently betweenmy club here and our apartmentsin Switzerland, California and Mexico.Am skiing and flying Ligat aircraft inthe U.K., Switzerland, Germany andAustria as a hobby; planning to visitthe JOHN HAYS '5,2 ranch in Yarnell,Arizona, in August." . .. IVO SPALA­TIN is an administrative assistant toCongressman Zablocki in Washington,D.C. . . . Formerly with J. WalterThompson Company in Germany, CARLSTAHL has joined Doremus & Company,one of the nation's largest advertisingand public relations agencies. Hewill be based in the New York office· .. BILL VAUGHT, of Greeley, Colorado,reports that he taught school fortwo years after leaving Thunderbird,and then worked for a time as regionaloperations manager for a national filmdistribution company. He is now controllerfor the Northern Colorado Officeof Economic Development . . . ED VIN­SON has been named assistant to thepresident of Marshall University inHuntington, West Virginia. Prior tojoining the university's staff, he wasassociated with. Ashland Oil Company· . . PAUL von SCHOELER is a financialconsultant for Associated ConsultingServices in Cleveland, Ohio, and ROGERYOUNG is a research analyst withSmith, Barney & Company in New YorkCity.MARCH 1972 GRADUATING CLASS of the International Education Center, Japanese AmericanConversation Institute in Tokyo. Seated third from the right (front row) is DAVE F'ISHER '6'7,a language instructor at the School. JACI, a semi-government sponsored institute patternedafter Thunderbird, offers a two-year course in English, a secretarial course, Japanese languagecourses, and special classes for Japanese businessmen and government employees. 1972enrollment is approximately 2'3'00.1969 CHUCK ARNDT left MarineMidland Bank in April to accepta position with FranklinNational Bank in New York City ...JOHN BENSON is a Director of theSubsistence Market Development Bureauin Houston; MIKE CONSIDNE isAssistant Cashier of the Bank of Am,ericabranch in Panama; DON DeMOSS isinternational banking officer of HarrisTrust & Savings Bank in Chicago, andVLADAS GEDMINTAS is Pro Managerof the First National City Bank in Brussels. . . THOR MJOEN has been givena permanent assignment as ProductManager for g.. C. Johnson & Son inOslo, Norway . . . MIKE MURPHYwrites from Panama: "Got marriedApril Fool's Day to Marianela Eleta.She is Panamanian and beautiful. Wesee a lot of Thunderbirds here includingJACK PURDUM '63 and WAYNE BAT­TENFIELD '68. BERT TRENTHAM '67was here last month. TOM GRAY isnow in New Zealand and working forUnited Artists. KEN RULE of Gillettewas recently transferred to Guatemala."Mike is Central American ManagingDirector for United Artists of Panama· . . JOE GONTRAM is living in Wayne,Pennsylvania, and completing his lastyear at Villanova University, School ofLaw .. . Since leaving R. J . ReynoldsTobacco Company, LARRY HARRI­MAN has been associated with the internationaldivision of the FranklinMint. He is currently General Managerin Italy and in charge of Mediterranean11

development. He will also be doing researchinto the Latin American Markets.Plans call for residence in Rome untilSpring with relocation permanently inLondon, site of the new internationalheadquarters ... WIL BANKS is internationalbanking officer and deputyrepresentative for Marine Midland Bankin Sydney, Australia, and a Director ofPatrick-Intermarine (Australia) Ltd., ajoint venture merchant bank . . . Formerlywith Allied Bank, LOGAN EIS­ELE is now employed by Bache &Company in San Francisco . . . The LOLOCHERS are living in Paris, where heis associated with Bendix Service Brevets,licensing agent of the Bendix Corporation... DAVE ZEIGER calledfrom Boston in August to report hismarriage to a French model. He wasformerly in Miami, and was canvassingthe Boston area in hopes of finding anew position . . . JIMMY SMITH alsocalled from Charles Machine Works tosay that he was about to take off on abusiness trip to the Far East. The Smithswould like traveling T'birds to stop offand see them at 1710 Park Lane in Perry.Oklahoma ... JOHN STANGER isan international banking officer (LatinDivision) for Marine National ExchangeBank in Milwaukee, Wisconsin . . .CORNELIS TOUW recently joined CavenhamIndustries Ltd., a fast growingEnglish company dealing in food products.The Touws are living in Staines,England ... JOHN STANTON is assistantmanager of FNCB in Caracas andwrites: "The passage of nationalisticlegislation aimed at banking and thepetroleum industry makes conditionsvery exciting here in Caracas." ... OnMay 1st, RAMON URBANO took overas branch manager of Painters Poultry,an affiliate of Cargill, Inc., in Tampa,Florida. His wife, KAREN, is workingfor the Tampa Public Library. The Urbanosmoved into their first house inJuly.VENEZUELA THUNDERBIRDS - (left toright) - Nancy and Vic Taggart '70 (H . J.Heinz Company - Valencia); NANCY andJOHN WERNER '70 (H. J. Heinz Compa'ny-Valencia); MARINA and CARLOS SCHEER'69 (American Can Company - Caracas);non Thunderbirds.1970 STEVE WRIGHT, formerlywith Marine Midland Bank inNew York, has joined FidelityBank in Philadelphia as an internationalofficer-Far East Area .. . DOUG FREN­GLE is Director of j'{esearch for theEconomic Development Division of theState of Oregon in Portland .. JOEand' PAT ARNETT and son, Matthew,have been transferred from San Franciscoto Los Angeles by Bank of America... DOUG BARTLETT of Union Carbidewrites: "After two years of domestictraining we were assigned to our12Philippine Company for overseas training.Will be here six months to a year.CAROL YN and Scott accompanied meand are enjoying their leisure life andthe setting up of a new home." ...JORGE RIVERA has been appointedExport Manager for Gerber Productsand will work out of the Fremont,Michigan, headquarters ... ROGBRARDA is working with L.A.T.I.N.O.Local Development Company in SanFrancisco . . . The last time we heardfrom MIKE O'SHAUGHNESSY he hadleft London and settled in Bogota, Colombia.with plans for establishing amanagement consultant and servicingfirm in partnership with CHUCKSHIELDS and a non-Thunderbird ...DAN HENDERSON is Traffic Representativefor Transpacific TransportationCompany in San Francisco; TOMMOORE is Manager of Chuck Moore,Inc., an office supply firm in Douglas,Arizona; HARDY THOMSIK of Phoenix,is district sales manager for K. O.Lee Company, an Aberdeen, South Dakota,distributor of machine tools; andJORGEN LINDESKOV is Regional SalesManager of Oticon A/S in Copenhagen... ROGER DECORT has moved fromthe Republic National Bank of Dallas tothe Bank of Montreal, and appointed anassistant vice president of the San Franciscobranch ... VIC TAGGART reportsfrom Valencia: "Five T'birds workingin Heinz-Venezuela, JOHN JOHNSONKM'57 (General Manager), LOU PA­CINI '58· (Marketing Director), DICKVENEMAN '61 (Sales Manager), JOHNWERNER (Product Manager) and myself.We are the only Americans in thelocal company." ... The BRAD BRUG­GEMANS have been in Rome for thepast year and a half with Goodyear­Italy, and find the location and workmost enjoyable and interesting . . .GEORGE ITTNER left Monsanto Companyto join the International Divisionof Avon Products, Inc.; he is currentlystationed at the company headquartersin New York as a Campaign Sales Plannerfor Brazil ... The DAVE HERTELSwrite: "We have returned to St. Truiden,Belgium (Ridge Tool S.A.) fromour home in Ingolstadt, West Germany.I am in charge of sales in German-Bloccountries." .. . MIKE SUNDERLAND isArea Manager, Middle East/ Africa forFMC Europe, based in Brussels, Belgium. .. CARLTON FOUST of Benton& Bowles, Inc., in New York reports:"Promoted in April to full account executiveon Proctor and Gamble's LiquidPrell Shampoo. There are now fourThunderbirds at B & B in account managementon P & G's business: CURTISLYNCH-Ivory Snow, WAYNE PUL­CHER-Scope Mouthwash, GARYLANGSTAFF-Bonus Detergent." ...FRANK RIVERA resigned from Kelly­Springfield Tire Company and is currentlywith the World University inHato Rey, Puerto Rico. As assistant directorof University relations, his jobdeals with public relations, fund raising,some teaching and "every other oddand end job they can find." ... GARYCOUNTS is district manager for theMilitary Banking Division of the AmericanExpress Company in the Philippines... RODERICK ELLIS is districtsales manager for Litton/ Reinhold PublishingCompany in Stamford. Connecticut.. . GERHARD MEIER is back inEurope and working for Alcan AluminumCorporation, as a Product Managerfor packaging products, with responsibilityfor the EEC countries ...GORAN and LEANNE (SECUNDA)PETERS are living in Amsterdam,where Goran is a trader for CommercialMetals-Europa, and Leanne is teachingat the International School in Amsterdam... JOHN BRADY writes fromSao Paulo: "Working for Banco Crefisulde Investimento, as assistant to the InternationalDirector. Involved with operations,controls and communicationsof the bank's foreign loans, includingEximbank loans. Work with foreignbank representatives in Brazil and foreignbankers visiting Brazil." ... Aftereight months at Chase ManhattanBank's Milan, Italy. branch, the ALBANSCHUELE's have been assigned toHamburg, Germany ... LARRY MAT­THEWS spent two years in Japan withHallmark, found a wife there, and isnow the Company's Sales Manager inGuam ... Lieutenant Commander HAR­OLD WESTPHAL reports: "Since February,my ship (U.S.S. Raleigh) hasbeen operating with the Sixth Fleet inthe Mediterranean, and I have enjoyedseveral ports of call, mainly Athens,which we have visited three times sofar, and Valencia, Spain. We shall spendthe second half of June in Barcelona,and then make other visits to Monacoand towns in Italy and Turkey beforewe return to Norfolk, Virginia." ...WAYNE PULCHER of FNCB in Panama,was recently promoted to the regionalstaff to be coordinator for agricultureactivities in Panama and CentralAmerica ... DITTMAR VON HAN­STEIN. Marketing Coordinator forKoehring Overseas Company in SanJuan, Puerto Rico, writes: "Just boughta condominium and plan to reside herefor some time. By the way, I bought thecondominium from an old Thunderbirder,J. TOMLINSON '58, President ofCaribbean Properties, Inc. The last threemonths of 1971, I was fill over Europeon a marketing research mission. Talkedwith FRED ERNE (Zurich), LO LOCH­ER (Frankfurt), JERGEN LINDESKOV(Copenhagen) and JURGEN BREDEL(Paris). In our office here are BOBBROWNELL '48, DAVE COVINGTON'66, FRED NELSON '64, GIL MORALES'67, and WERNER PROCHASKA '70.". . . As an International Banking Auditorfor American Express Company, DAVEKA VENY has been making the roundsof AEC installations in Europe . . .FRANK WOODS started his career withthe U.S. Department of Commerce inJune 1971, and in November '71 wastransferred to Houston as internationaltrade consultant. He recently completedextensive U.S. coast to coast speakingtour, and is now assigned as Director ofBusiness Relations for the U.S. CommercialExhibition Electronica 72 inMunich, West Germany . . . LYNNCUMMING is employed as MarketingDirector of Triversal Industries International(data processing, managementand educational services) in Los Angeles... PHIL and WANDA SPIEGELare living in Dallas, Texas, where he isin the public relations division of CommercialMetals ... TOM WATERS, whoreturned to campus last Spring for hisMaster's. is now employed as a Far EastMarketing Representative for SeatrainLines. The Waters live in San Francisco. . . LEVIE: DeLEEUW writes fromAmsterdam: "I have started my ownimport/export company. We handle allkinds of textile goods. as well as suedeand leather goods. Our dealings are withthe U.S.A.. Latin America and Europe.".. DICK SANDOR is General Managerof the Stitching Machine Division ofAMF, Inc. in Richmond, Virginia.

FRY PROMOTED BYMARINE MIDLANDROGER FRY '70has been appointedan assistant internationaloperationsofficer of MarineMidland Bank inNew York.He joined the Bankin 19,70 as a managementtrainee,and has been incharge of the foreignbranch operationsdivision of theoperations department since January19'72.Roger and his wife, Sharon, live inJackson, New Jersey.ROBINSON ASSIGNED TO GABONTOM ROBINSON '71 has been assignedto the U. S. Embassy in Libreville, Gabon,to serve as administrative officer.Prior to attending Thunderbird, Tomserved with the Peace Corps in Tansaniaand in Vietnam with the U. S. Agencyfor International Development. Librevillewill be his first assignment sincegaining his commission in the foreignservice, which required extensive writtenand oral testing and completion of ayear's study at the Foreign ServiceAcademy in Washington, D. C.Tom and his wife, Judy, and theirseven-month-old daughter left for Africain September, via Paris, where hereceived further briefing on Gabon andAfrica and language instruction.1971 When we heard from BILLHAYES in September, he wasin Jamaica on an auditing assignmentfor ESSO, and, expected tomove on to Nicaragua and Panama inOctober. On previous trips through Panama,he visited with SAM and MARIANWUNDER, who are with the Embassythere ... CLIFF LAVIN is employed asMarketing Director for KXIV in Phoenix... LIN THOMAS writes: "Aftermuch searching, I have landed a jobwith Boylhart, Lovett & Dean advertisingagency and I am really thrilledwith it. Now that I'm in Los Angeles,have the opportunity to visit old T-birdfriends. LOU JACOBS is working herefor Cunningham & Walsh Advertising.CHARLES MURPHY was here withHonda until recently, and is now in Cincinnati.In May, JOE LONGO and Iattended JANE TURNER'S wedding toJohn Wolcott in Berkeley. JOE hassince been transferred. by AIG to theirbranch in Seattle. My former Thunderbirdroommate, GAYNOR WILLIAMS,is working in the media department ofGrey Advertising in New York." .. .GEORGE NEUTZLER is controller ofthe international division of MallinckrodtChemical in St. Louis, and reportsthat DAVE LLOYD '59 is the company'sproduct manager ... BRIAN DERBYis international auditor for Clark EquipmentCompany, based in Buchanan,Michigan; BILL SYKES is an executiveassistant with Creaser, Price, Inc., aChula Vista, California, real estateagency; JOHN LATHAM is Third Secretary(Commercial) for the CanadianGovernment in Lagos, Nigeria, and BENSHAMAN has been assigned to Australiaby Cadillac Plastics . . . DANSHARPLEY was recently promoted byCudahy Foods in Phoenix from marketinganalyst to coordinator of marketplanning and analyses . . . The BILLBROWNS arrived in Johannesburg,South Africa, in July on an Armco assignment... After thoroughly researchinginternational employment opportunitiesin the U .S., DAN SOBERY decidedto try England and, subsequently, accepteda position with the British subsidiaryof Eli Lilly & Company . . . Bythis time, BOB JOHNSON should be inTokyo as Armco's Far East WeldingSpecialist ... BILL MURPHY is workingfor the Export-Import Bank inWashington, D.C., and HUGH GIBNEYof McCann-Erickson, has been promotedto Account Executive in charge of Ope!GT-GT/ J dealer advertising-Europeand assigned to Frankfurt . .. GENEBAC'ANS reports: "After comoleting myfour month management indoctrinationprogram at American Uniform Company,I was transferred in February toCanadian Uniform Ltd., in Montreal asAssistant Production Manager. In May,I received a promotion to my presentposition as Chief Engineer." .. . BOBSCHOLLE is employed by the AmericanExpress Company as a roving bankauditor and expected to leave for Europesometime thiS! Fall .. . JOHNASHBY is an Associate of A. T . Kearney,Inc., a management consulting firmin San' Francisco; JERRY MORGAN isInternational Customer Service Representativefor Airborne Freight Corporationin Seattle; TOM HAYES is a FieldRepresentative for Texaco in Albany,New York, and BILL DRYPOLCHER isAssistant Treasurer of the AdvanceMortgage Corporation in Chicago. AMCis an affiliate of the First National CityBanik of New York ... In May, WAL,TREINER joined John J. Hohl Company(Realtors) in Columbus, Ohio . .. BILLGOEN writes: "With more than 50 deephole rigs, Parker Drilling Co. is one ofthe largest oil and gas drilling contractorsin the world. The company hasestablished itself as the innovator inthe international scene with its helicopterrigs. Rather than build a milliondollar road through jungles, we simplylift the rig in by air. Presently, we arein South America, Africa, Indonesia, thePhilippines and the U.S . If anyone ispassing through Midland or Tulsa, besure to look us up." The Goens live at3000 West Illinois, Apartment 50, inMidland ... BOB HARTMAN receivedan all expense Rotary International Fellowshipfor a year's study in Lisbon,Portugal .. . DUANE WISECUP is ExportManager for Hill-Rom Company inBatesville, Indiana. The company manufactureshospital furnishings . . . WhileJON and MARY DWINELL were inBuenos Aires on a Goodyear auditingassignment, Jon, along with PHILCASEY, DICK THOMAS '68, and BILLHAYES got together with a number ofGoodyear employees for a Thunderbird­American High School basketball match.They hate to admit it-the Thunderbirdslost 34 to 46 . .. DENNIS ORIOleft the States in October for an AIGassignment in Rio. In his new location,he is employee benefit supervisor . . .HAL MURDOCK is Branch Manager ofOffice Overload G.m.b.H. in Frankfurt,Germany. The company deals in temporaryoffice employment . .. HARRYKOOLEN is a management trainee withthe National Newark & Essex Bank inNewark, New Jersey.1972 ED AUBLE writes: "FinishedAIG training program in N.Y.and transferred to Wilmingtonin May. Started flying again in the NavalReserves, and have been promotedto Lieutenant Commander. BUCK andBONNIE BROWN '71 spent Labor Dayweekend with us. Buck is in marketingresearch at Hoffman LaRoche in Nutley,New Jersey." .. . CARL CONNEY is inthe financial and legal division of EconomicsLaboratory International in St.Paul .. . DAVE ATKINSON is employedby the Union Corporation of South Africa,one of the world's largest miningcompanies .. . GARY GRASSAN is asalesman for Wheaton Plastics in Cincinnati,Ohio; JERRY DANA is a traineein the credit division of National Bankof Detroit; CRAIG WANAMAKER is acorrespondent with First National Bankin Lincoln, Nebraska, and TERRYKLIPP is in the research department ofInvest Mentor Ltd. (real estate development)in Tucson . .. HELEN HACHEMwrites from Oak Park, Illinois: "MerrillLynch is sending us to New York inSeptember where KHALIL will be attendingthe home office training coursein bonds, securities, and commodities.When we return to Chicago in January,he will be trading a full range of 42world commodities." ... As a foreignmarket trainee with Texaco, RALPHBORCHENS will be training in PuertoRico prior to overseas assignment . . .GLEN HUMMER is a project developerfor the Hunt Building Corporation inEl Paso . . . STEVE WORKMAN wasmarried, moved to New York and startedhis career with Johnson & Higginsall in one week ... DALLAS HENSLEYhas established his own business inAuckland, New Zealand, and claims tobe President of the local alumni association,which currently numbers three-CARL WALCOTT' '69 of S. C. Johnson& Son, TOM GRAY '70 of United Artists(Asia) Ltd., and Dallas .. . BOB KO­PEC is an international marketing traineewith Gold Kist, Inc., of Atlanta,Georgia, and JOHN ANDERSON is employedby Sterling Drug in New York· .. CHUCK and ALAYNE TAMAYOare living in Hay:wood, California, andhe is working in the local branch of theUnited California Bank.VISITING THUNDERBIRDSDAVE and KAY DECHERD '61 of Lancaster,New York ... the GARDNERMILLERS '60' of Albuquerque, NewMexico . . . FRANK BAWDEN '49 ofHouston, Texas . . . BOB PARKS '66· . . the BOB VARTYS '56 of Phoenix· .. DAN ROMANOFF '5'5 of Scottsdale· . . DAN HARKINS '57 of Columbus,Ohio (interviewing for Ashland Chemical)... DICK and JANE AMBROSE'72 of Brampton, Ontario ... GEORGEand CAROL HOWARD '71 of SantoDomingo, Dominican Republic ... LUISGARCIA '64 of San Juan, Puerto Rico· . . JIM O'HALLORAN '71 of Victor,Iowa .. . the JIM BORONAS '7.0 ofCleveland, Ohio ... HARALD BIEDER­MANN '68 of Akron, Ohio . . . JOHNFISHER '64 of Darien, Illinois . .. HUBPOWELL '66 of Arlington, Texas . . .CHUCK VAN DE PUTTE '71 of SaoPaulo, Brazil . . . DON and BARBARAGROVES '49 of Washington, D. C .. . .KATHY GAULER (Mrs. Brian) '69 ofFond du Lac, Michigan '" GEORGEGOLDSMITH '72 of Wichita, Kansas· .. GEORGE AFANSEV '62 of Grand

THUNDERBIRD GRADUATE SCHOOLOF INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENTThunderbird CampusGlendale, Arizona 85306Bulk RateU. S. POSTAGEPAIDPhoenix, Arizona,Permit No. 18RETURN REQUESTEDTerrace, California . . . DON CARY '6,7of Bogota, Colombia ... DIANE CON­NELLY '56 of Phoenix ... STEVEPORTER '70 of Tempe . . . CHUCKANCONA '64 of Charlottesville, Virginia... PATRICK McCORMICK '70of Yokohama, Japan . .. FRED SMOOT'66 of Makati, Philippines . . . BOBPLACHT '69 ot Akron, Ohio . . . BOYEDEMENTE '53 of Phoenix . . . CURTALWARD '49 of Traverse, Michigan ...PHIL VqsBURGH '62 of Flanders, NewJersey.WEDDING BELLSCONGRATULATIONS and BESTWISHES to - RON and NANCY(BARNES) McKERAHAN of Agana,Guam ... STEVE and SUSAN NASONof Washington, D . C .. , .KEN andELL Y SHAFER of Djakarta. Indonesia... VICTOR and WINIFRED (SOLLE.­VELD) PRALL of Atlanta, Georgia . . .FRED and CAROLE (ANDREWS)MILEY of San Francisco . . . DAVEand NANCY (MILLER) DREBLOW ofPal , 0 ~ California ... ORM andB"AR1f'ARP. . (BOARD) ORMSBY ...~ ndSARAH (ERLANDSON)W:EiGNER of West Allis, Wisconsin ...JOHN and ASHOKA TILLOTSON ofCalcutta, India . . . BOB and MA YRAHOPPER of Inglewood, California . . .IRVIN and LUCY MASSEY of Lima,Ohio.CRADLE ROLLBOYS: ROGER and CAROLYN YOUNG'68 of North Tarrytown, New York ...The VOLDEMARS STUKULS '68 ofSan Juan, Puerto Rico . . . BILL andCHERYL COULTER '71 of Brooklyn,New York ... STAN and AMANDARISDON '70 of Sparta. New Jersey ...JACK and GAY WILLS '70 of Alexandria,Virginia ... GARY and SHAR­ON COUNTS '70 of Manila . . . theMARTIN LAKOCINSKIS '71 of Houston,Texas ... RALPH and ANN MARIEHARMOM '6,7 of Harbel, Liberia . . .JUAN and KATHLEEN RAMO'S '65 ofTroy, Michigan ... ANDY and HELENJOHNSON '6,6 of Dusseldorf, West Germany(twins) ... BOB and RICKIWILLIAMSON '63 of Genesco, Illinois· .. DAVID and NANCY (QUARRY)GILL '69 of Recife, Brazil ... BRYANand BARBARA KALEF '66 of Willowdale,Ontario .. . the JIMMY SMITHS'69 of Perry, Oklahoma . . . the TOMWETZmLS '59 of Madrid, Spain ...ROLAND and NORMA RAYMENT '61of Wilmette, Illinois . . . BROOKS andSHEILA RAWLINS '62 of Buenos Aires· . . PETER and ROSEMARY DOYLE'63 of South Euclid, Ohio ... MAURIEand GRETCHEN JOHNSON '63 of GlenRidge, New Jersey ... the DAVE Mc­CRACKENS '67' of Sydney, Australia· .. DICK and MERCEDES ELLISTON'64 of Lake Bluff, Illinois ... the NOELLANGS '66 of Rio de Janeiro . . .FRANK and DEBORAH LONG '66 ofSao Paulo.GIRLS: MARSHALL and SUZAN MAL­DEN '6,9 of Lund, Sweden . . . STEVEand SUE SULLINS '68 of San Jose,Costa Rica . . . the PETER HOUSE­KNECHT'S '70 of Mexico City ... IDRVand DEANNE BEAL '70 of Thatcher,Arizona ... the LYNN McCLELLANDS'71 of Houston, Texas .. . TOM andJUDY ROBINSON '71 of Libreville,Gabon . . . the BILL HUBARDS '71 ofBrooklyn, New York ... The JOHNSTOODYS '67 of Downers Grove, Illinois. . . JOHN and SUSAN NELSON'65 of Walton-on-Thames, England ...BOB and WALDA TUCKER '65, of Waterville,Ohio ... FRANK and MIRTAFERRAN '67 of Madrid, Spain ... BOBand TAKAKO MOREiHOUSE '5,3 ofTokyo ... GEORGE and LAURA HIL­LER '72 of Philadelphia ... the NOR­MAN WILSONS '64 of Caracas . . .MIKE and AUGUSTINA SNIDEMAN'62 of Claremont, California ... the EDOSHIROS '6'6 of Saipan, Mariana Islands. . . the HOWARD BOYERS '66of Hong Kong . . . BRICE and MA­DELLE ATKINSON '64 of Lucknow,India.1973 INTERNATIONAL AUCTIONThe Third Annual INTERNATIONAL AUCTION and WORLD TRADE FAIRwill be held on April 14, 19'73. The Women's Club wants to again thank thoseAlums who sent items which were auctioned last year. We will be contactingoverseas Thunderbirds with a request for an "international item" in the nearfuture. We hope that you will be able to either mail your donation or send itwith returning friends or relatives. The success of our Auction depends onyour generosity and help.Proceeds from last year's event totaled $1,400!! We were able to purchaseboth a 1,6mm sound-film projector and a 3'5mm slide projector. Money wasalso donated to the Nursery. The campus as a whole benefits from the proceedsof your donation, and very much appreciate it.Thank you and best wishes for the holiday season.Terry Scheiber (Mrs. Stanley C.)Chairman, INTERNATIONAL AUCTIONThunderbird Women's Club