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enjoyed a successful wint er season.
The Rochester men compiled a 7- 1
du al-meet mark, pla ced second in the
UR R ela ys and Union In vita tional,
and finish ed fourth in the C onfer en ce
C ham pionsh ips . Co-captain G lenn
Lamb '83 set a new school record in
the 3,000-meter ru n (8 :22.1) and won
the Conferen ce 5 ,000-meter run with a
meet-r eco rd clocking of 14:40 .41 .
Excep tional team dep th backed up
R oche ster's winning formula, which
provi ded impressive road win s over
Colgate, St. Lawren ce, H amilton, and
Q ueen 's Un iversity of O n tario ,
C an ada.
The women's track and field squad
finished 4-1 in dual mee ts, won the
UR Invitational, and pla ced eleventh
at the Division III Eastern C ham pion ­
sh ips, sett in g fifteen school records in
the process. M ichelle M azurik '86
established U R marks in th e 45-meter
(:06 .0), 55-me ter(:07.1), and
300-meter (:43.2) dashes, and Lisa
H ardy '86 chalked up schoo l-record efforts
in th e SOD-mete r (2: 26.1) and
1,ODD-meter (3: 13 .0) eve nts to pace the
yo uth fu l Yellowj acket team .
C oached byJ oy ce W ong, the women
's basketball cr ew closed their
season with a 14-11 record, highligh
ted by a 57- 54 conquest of Al ­
leghen y in the title ga me of the UR Invitati
onal. Ce n ter Kristan R adak '85
paced the Yellowj acket attac k with
I S.2 points and 12.7 reb ounds per
game , earni ng All-T ournament Team
hon ors in in vitationals at Rochester,
Ston y Bro ok, Manhattanville, and
R ochester Ar ea Colleg es. Forward
Tracy H aswell '84 ch ipped in 10 .2 pp g
to the 'J acket offense, whil e guard Ann
Emmons '84 set UR assist records for
a single game (15 against LeMoyn e in
a 77-62 Palestra win) and per game in
one season (5.5) .
The m en ' s swimming team su ffered
th ro ugh its 0-5 season dual meet , but
coa ch Bill Boomer's tankmen carne on
strong at season ' s end, taking the team
title a t the UR Sprint Invitational,
placin g fourth (amon g fifteen sq uads)
in the Upper New York State Cham ­
pionships, and qu alifyin g five swimmer
s for the N CAA Division III National
Championship s. T odd Barth '8 4
set school records in the 1DO-ya rd
(:54.11) and 200 -ya rd (2:0 1.72) backstro
kes, whil e Georg Nad orff 'S5
esta blished a new U R sta ndard in th e
500 -yard freestyle at 4:54.94.
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Alumnotes
R C - R iver C ampus colleges
G - G rad uate degree, Ri ver
ampus colleges
M - M .D . degree
G M - G rad uate degree, Medicine a nd
Dentistrv
R -Medical 'residency
F - Fellowsh ip, M ed icine a nd
Den tistry
E - Ea stman School of M usic
G E - Graduate degree , Eastm a n
N - School of Nursing
G N - G rad uate degree , Nursing
U - Uni ver sity Co llege
G U - G rad uate degree, U n iversity
C ollege
River Camp us
1936
GilbertB. Forbes ' 40M , j. Lo well Orbison
D istingu ish ed Alum n i P rofessor of Ped iatrics
an d professo r of ra diation b iology a nd biophysics
at th e M edi cal C en ter , has been awa rd ­
ed the 1982 Gold M ed al of the M edica] Alumni
Association at Rochester. . .. M a rg are t
Waasd0'1' ha s bee n app ointed to a three-yea r
term on th e Boa rd of O verseers of Stro ng
M em orial Ho spital .
1937
Robert H . Dicke ' 41G, p rofesso r of physics at
P ri nceton U nivers ity , is a mem ber of the Co m ­
m itt ee on Ballistic Acou stics of the National
R esea rch Co u ncil, which studied th e meth odology
in the evaluations o f th e record ed a cou stic
d ata at th e time of the assa ssina tion ofj ohn F.
K en ned y. H e is also a m em be r of the Panel on
Scient ific C om m u nica tion and National Security
of the Na tion al Acad em y of Scien ces. H e was
awa rd ed an hon orary degre e from R och ester in
1981 . . .. R ob er t P , L ar son has re tire d a s chief
exe cutive officer of G len Fal ls (N .Y .) N ational
Ban k a nd Trust C o . H e will co n tinue to serve as
chairman of th e ban k' s board of directors.
1940
John R . Thirtle ha s be gun a new ter m a s a
member of the American C hemi ca l Society
Cou ncil.
1941
J . D on a ld H an au er ha s retired as executive vice
presid en t of the Los An geles Area C ha mber of
C ommerce. H e will cont inu e to serv e a s a consu
lta n t. . . . A retrosp ective exhib ition of pa int ­
ings, collages , an d wa te rcolo rs by the lat e
R ob ert Rei ff was held at M idd lebury C ollege ,
where R eiff was p rofesso r of art histo ry un til his
dea th in j un e 1982. . .. David W. Stewart,
p resid en t of the R och este r-area Blu e Cross Plan ,
h as been elec ted to the board of d irectors of the
na tional Blu e C ross an d Blue Sh ield
Association .
19-13
M y ro n " Mike" lV. K lei n was elected m ayo r o f
Sanibel, Fla., an islan d com m u nity in th e Gulf
of M exico n ea r Fo rt M yer s.
19,16
Beve rly Bish op G , p rofessor of p h ysiology a t
S U NY Bu ffalo, has been awa rd ed honor ary
m em bersh ip in the Am erican Ph ysical Therapy
Association .
1950
A critical study by Williamj. Martz, Th e Place
oj "M easurefo r M easure" in Shakespeare's Universe oj
Comedy ; was rece nt ly p ub lished by Coronado
P ress. M artz is cha irm a n of the English de pa rtm
en t a t R ipon (Wi s.) C ollege . . .. Irwin M iller
has bee n pro moted to sen ior engi neer in the system
su pplies di vision of IB M in Princeton , N .J ­
. . . L aura E . Root '51G , director of the H ylan d
Center In stitut e of St. Anthony ' s M edical C en ­
te r in St. Lou is and an alumna of W a sh ingt on
U niversity , wa s hono red at that school ' s
Fo u nders D ay Ban q uet. . . . The Nur sing
Ed uca tion Alumni Assoc iation of T eachers Co llege
, Columb ia U niversity, presented Ret. Col.
Ruth P . Satterfield a n Awa rd for Di stingui sh ed
Achi evemen t in Nursi ng Pr acti ce for her con ­
tribu tions in the a rea o f n u rse a ne sth esia
p ra ct ice.
1951
Angelo Costanza , chai rm an of Cen tral T ru st
C o., presid en t of the R ochester Downtown Develo
pment Co rp. , and a member o f the University
Trustees' .-xccu tivc com m itte e , was na med
to New York G overnor M a rio C uo mo's T alen t
Search Co m m ittee , charged with sea rc h ing for
ca nd id a tes to fill posts in hi s administrat ion . H e
wa s also recen tly named to the Trustee s' com ­
m itt ee for th e selection of thc Un iversity 'S new
presiden t. .. Former Rochester athletic di recto
r Dav id Ocorr ha s be en named assistant to
th e pres iden t of St. j ohn Fish er College.
Madeline Petrillo, a pediatric mental-health
co ns u lta n t based in New York C ity, is co-a uthor
o f the widely u sed text , E motional Care of /he
H ospitalized Chil d.
1953
An article b y Barry K. Beyer '62G , p rofe sso r of
ed uca tion at G eorge M ason University , appea
red in the O ctober issu e of Instructor
m agazi ne.. . _Rev. Charles L. Wilson , who
special ize s in provid ing in teri m m in istry serv ices
in New England , ha s bee n selected in ter im min ­
ister at the Unita rian U niversal ist C hu rch of
M arblehea d , Mass.
1954
J oa n C . Farna ha s been appo in ted di recto r of
developmen t at the H a rley School, an indepen ­
d ent , co -educationa l college prepa ra to ry schoo l
in Rochester . . . . Margaret D . Sovie has bee n
ap poin ted to a th ree -yea r term o n the Boa rd of
O versee rs of Str on g M em or ial H ospital.
1955
Arch itect Bruce C . Bower was elected city comm
issione r in W in ter H av en , Fla .. . . Bern ard
W . H arl eston G , presi den t of C ity College of
N ew York , was th e keynote speaker a t a Foun d ­
ers Day convocation at O ld Do m inio n U n iversi ­