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MMaarrttiinn AAcckkeerrmmaann,, BBBBAA majored in finance and accounting and was elected to BetaGamma Sigma. He has been a field officer for the City of Miami Beach since 1971. Heis single.

AArrtthhuurr AAsscchheerr,, BBAA was a film major. He has been the presidentof North American Graphics since 1975. He and his wife, Renee,have four children, Bruce, Debra, Melinda and Alexandra, andseven grandchildren.

FFrraannkklliinn JJ.. AAggaarrddyy,, BBCCEE,, MMSS,, PPhhDD was president of Chi Epsilonand a member of Pick & Shovel and Lock & Key. He was induct-ed in Sigma Xi. He earned his master's degree (1958) and his doc-torate (1963) in sanitary engineering at the University ofCalifornia, Berkeley. Franklin is a forensic expert in environmen-tal litigation and an author. He has been the president of ForensicManagement Association, Inc. since 1988 and was formerly thepresident of URS Corporation. He is a life member of theAmerican Society of Civil Engineers, the Water EnvironmentFederation and the American Water Works Association. His

books may be researched and purchased on Amazon.com. Franklin enjoys skiing, hik-ing, reading and travel. He and his wife, Louise, have two children, Frederic andHarrison, and one grandchild.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee GGrreeaatt HHaallll -- wwhhaatt aa wwoonnddeerrffuull aattmmoosspphheerree..""

AAllvviinn BBaacchhmmaann,, BBSS,, PPhhDD was a physics major, a member of thePhysics Society, and a winner of the Ward Medal. He earned hisdoctorate at Yale University and returned to CCNY as a professorin the Physics Department. He retired in 1991 as an emeritus pro-fessor. He and his wife, Myra, have three children, Deborah,Judith and David, and four grandchildren with a fifth on the way.

PPhhyylllliiss SSiillvveerrsstteeiinn BBeecckk,, BBAA was a memberof the Biology Club and Sis Cohen'55. She isa retired teacher and nursery director.Phyllis met her husband, Sidney Beck, Classof 1955, at House Plan. Sidney passed awayin September, 2004. He had two childrenwith Phyllis, Stephen and Laura, and wasthe grandfather of three.

IIrrmmaa AA.. BBaaddeerr,, BBBBAA majored in accounting and education. She was the secretary of theclass of 1955 and worked on registration. In August of 1977, she graduated fromBrooklyn College, with an MS in special education. In 1976, she was elected to KappaDelta Pi, the honor education society for outstanding character and scholarship. From1972 to 2000, she worked as a fiscal manager for New York City's agencies: first in Off-Tracking Betting and then for the Human Resources Administration. Irma retired inFebruary, 2000 and she and her husband, Edwin, moved to Newport, Rhode Islandwhere they plan to settle permanently. After a year of retirement, Irma learned a wholenew field when she volunteered in the pharmacy of the local community hospital. Thenext year, as she continued to volunteer, she took a part- time job operating the hospi-tal's switchboard, something else she'd never done before. She is now training for a perdiem position in patient registration in the same hospital. When she took a medical ter-minology certificate course given by the hospital, she scored the only 100% in a classof seventeen students, all of whom were at least a generation younger than she. Thissuccess has encouraged her to consider going back to school to study health care andshe is now exploring the offerings of the local community colleges. Irma and Edwinhave been married for fifty-one years. They have three children, Steven, Jamie andJonie. The children are married and have two children each, for a total of six grandchil-dren. For fun, Irma rides her bike all over the neighborhood, walks the neighbor'sdogs, and takes care of her two miniature poodles. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMyy ffoonnddeesstt mmeemmoorryy iiss ooff HHaarrrryy wwhhoo ssttuuffffeedd uuss iinnttoo hhiisseelleevvaattoorr aanndd kkeepptt uuss aammuusseedd wwhhiillee wwee wweerree hhuurrrryyiinngg ttoo oouurr nneexxtt ccllaassss..""

AAllvviinn II.. BBeecckkeerr,, BBBBAA,, CCPPAA majored in accountancy. After earninghis bachelor's degree, he spent seven years in public accountingwith a national CPA firm and thirteen years as a controller in pri-vate industry. In 1975 he joined the New York Power Authority,retiring in 1995 as vice president. and chief accounting officer.Alvin has been the director of his condo board for seven years. Heis a member of the AICPA and the New York State Society of CPAsand a former member of the American Public Power Association’sGeneral Accounting, Finance and Audit Committee. He is a former

member of the Government Accounting Standards Task Force on Accounting forBusiness Type Activities and the NY State Government Finance Officers Association.He is married to Louisa Becker and has two children, Frank and Merrill, and fourgrandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""JJoonnaass SSaallkk rreecceeiivviinngg hhoonnoorraarryy ddeeggrreeee aatt ggrraadduuaattiioonn..EExxcceelllleenntt aanndd qquuaalliittyy eedduuccaattiioonn wwiitthh oouuttssttaannddiinngg tteeaacchheerrss ffrroomm DDrr.. EEmmaannuuaall SSaaxxee ttooIIrrvviinngg CChhaaiikkiinn aanndd ootthheerrss,, pprroovviiddiinngg nnoott oonnllyy tthhee ‘‘tteexxtt bbooookk'' lleeaarrnniinngg ooff aaccccoouunnttiinnggbbuutt tthheeiirr mmaannyy yyeeaarrss ooff eexxppeerriieennccee aass pprraaccttiittiioonneerrss ooff aaccccoouunnttiinngg..""

RRiittaa FFlleeiisscchhmmaann BBeennzzeerr,, BBAA,, MMSSSS majored in sociology. She wasa member of the Sociology Club and worked on The Campus.She earned her master's degree at Adelphi University. Rita was apartner in BFL Partnership before working for the New YorkCity Board of Education. She has also served as president ofHadassah and as president of Great Expectations InvestmentClub. She retired from social work in 1995. Rita and her hus-band, Paul, live in Chappaqua, NY. They have three daughters,Marcy, Judie and Roberta, and five grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""WWoorrkkiinngg oonn tthhee nneewwssppaappeerr,,CCaammppuuss..""

GGiillddaa BBeerrggeerr,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSS earned her master's degree at City and did additional readingcourse work at Hofstra University. She is an author of children's non-fiction books andhas written about 250 separate titles. Gilda is married to Melvin Berger and has twodaughters, Ellie and Nancy, and four grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""DDiissccuussssiioonnss iinn ccaaffeetteerriiaa,, aatttteennddiinngg ffuunnccttiioonnss iinn GGrreeaattHHaallll,, wwaattcchhiinngg sscchhooooll bbaasskkeettbbaallll,, cchhaammbbeerr mmuussiicc iinn TToowwnnsseenndd HHaarrrriiss HHaallll oonn TTuueessddaayyssaatt 11 oo''cclloocckk..""

IIrrwwiinn BB.. BBeerrnnhhaarrddtt,, BBSS,, MMDD was a biology major and a cumlaude graduate. He was a member of Caduceus, Sigma Alphaand House Plan. He earned his medical degree at the AlbertEinstein College of Medicine and retired as a pediatrician in1997. Dr. Bernhardt is a member of the American Academy ofPediatrics, the American Medical Association, and the SantaClara Medical Association. He is a clinical associate of pediatricsat the Stanford University School of Medicine and continues topractice medicine at a volunteer free clinic. He enjoys photog-raphy and gardening. Irwin has been married to NormaHoffman Bernhardt, Class of 1956, for forty-six years. They have two children, Richardand Laura, and one grandchild.

AAaarroonn TT.. BBiiggmmaann,, BBEEEE became a senior engineer at ITTAvionics in 1957. From 1970 until 1982, he was the generalmanager of Alvaradio Industries, Inc. He is currently the presi-dent of Advanced Technical Corp. and a member of the IEEE.Aaron and his wife, Doreen, live in California. They have twochildren, Bennett and Shari, and three grandchildren

JJeeffffrryy BBrraamm,, BBEEEE majored in electronics and communications.He was a member of the AIEE, the Amateur Radio Society, andthe IRE- now the IEEE of which he is a senior member. Jeffryattended Northeastern University and was a senior instructorthere from 1976 to 1995. He was a principal engineer withRaytheon Co. from 1968 to 1999 and a principal engineer withComverse from 1999 until his retirement in 2002. He main-tains his interest in computers and electronics and is a memberof the Technology Subcommittee of the Natick School System.His other interests include home improvement and travel.Jeffry and his wife, Arline, have three children, Stuart, Markand Robin, and seven grandchildren.

BBeettttyy EE.. BBrrooddiiee,, BBSS,, MMBBAA majored in mathematics in the School of Education. She wasthe vice president of Chi Lambda, vice president of the Mathematics Society, secretaryof the Class Council, and a member of the Education Society, Kappa Delta Pi and Lock& Key. After graduation, she taught at Laurel Jr.-Sr. High School, was a software engi-neer for Honeywell, a programmer and analyst for Computations, Inc., the president ofTutoring Services Unlimited, and the manager for MIS at Prime Computer Inc. From1980 to 1992, she was a senior management consultant for Arthur D. Little. Bettyearned an MBA from Northeastern University in 1983. From 1993 until she retired in1999, she was an independent consultant for the USPS. She is a former member of theSociety for Information Management. She published "Anatomy of An ImagingInstallation" in the Fall 1990 issue of CIO Journal and "Automated Workstations: AChallenge for Professionals" in the June 1983 edition of The Office. Betty enjoys stampcollecting, watercolor painting, golf and reading. She and her husband, Henry, live inFlorida. They have three children, Bill, Jeff and Susan, and eight grandchildren.

CCaarrlloo CCaammppaanneellllaa,, BBSS,, MMSS majored in chemistry and earned hismaster's degree at New York University. He retired as a chemist in1998.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""GGrraadduuaattiinngg..""

LLeeoonnaarrdd PP.. CCaammppooss,, BBAA,, PPhhDD was a psychol-ogy major, an officer of the Psychology Cluband the John Dewey Club, and a member of

the Anti-McCarthy Coalition. He graduate cum laude and earnedhis doctorate in clinical psychology at Michigan State Universityin 1963. Leonard retired as a clinical psychologist in 1999. He hasbeen the director of the Sacramento Institute of RedecisionTherapy since 1981 and is a former director of the Jan JoaquinInstitute of Transactional Analysis. He is a former member of theSacramento Valley Psychology Association is a life member of the CaliforniaPsychological Assoc., the American Psychological Assoc., and the InternationalTransactional Analysis Assoc. Leonard is the author of “You Can Redecide Your Life,”“Introduce Yourself to Transactional Analysis,” and “Introduce Your Relationship toTransactional Analysis.” He is the winner of Meritorious Achievement Awards fromseveral agencies such as the California Youth Authority. His hobbies include golf,bridge and dancing, and his love of music, particularly the piano, has led him to con-sider a new career in the song writing business. Leonard is divorced and has three chil-dren, David, Elizabeth (deceased) and Barbara, and six grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""RRoobbeerrtt BBiieerrsstteeddtt -- iinnssppiirriinngg ssoocciioollooggyy pprrooffeessssoorr;; nnootthhaavviinngg ttoo aatttteenndd ccllaasssseess;; lliivviinngg ooffff ccaammppuuss nneeaarr CCCCNNYY;; tteerrrriiffyyiinngg rreeggiissttrraattiioonn pprroocceessss;;ffuunn ccllaassssmmaatteess;; ffiinnaallllyy ttaakkiinngg eelleeccttiivvee ccllaasssseess iinn ssoopphhoommoorree && sseenniioorr yyeeaarrss;; mmaakkiinngg aaffeeww cclloossee ffrriieennddss..””

HHeerrmmaann EE.. CCaannttoorr,, BBAA.. MMAA was a veteran of WWII and married to Constance DavisCantor when he enrolled at City. He majored in history, was a member of House Plan,and wrote columns for the evening session newspaper. He headed the ResearchDepartment of the American Zionist Council until 1956 and he worked in neighbor-hood youth programs connected to the YMHA and other community organizations.Herman earned his master's degree in anthropology from NYU in 1959 and attended apost-grad program in geology at the University of Minnesota. He retired as a socialstudies teacher at Theodore Roosevelt High School in 1984. For thirty years, he was thepresident of Temple Beth-El of City Island. He worked for the Volunteer AmbulanceCorps., serving as an active member of the medical team and performing administra-tive duties, including the training of new people. He was also a member of his com-munity theater group and an active member of his civic association and with youthgroups such as the Little League. Herman listens to and collects recordings of music,primarily classical, and enjoys photography. The Sunday Times crossword puzzle is oneof his passions. He has spent a lot of time writing his memoirs so that his children,Susan and Michael, and his four grandchildren can learn about their roots. He looksforward to helping his grandchildren grow into men and women of whom he can beproud. FOND MEMORIES OF CCCNY: ""WWhhiillee bbeeiinngg mmaarrrriieedd aanndd aatttteennddiinngg mmoossttllyy eevveenniinnggsseessssiioonn ccllaasssseess,, II ddiidd nnoott hhaavvee mmuucchh ttiimmee ffoorr ssoocciiaalliizziinngg.. WWhhiillee tthhiiss pprreecclluuddeedd mmee ffrroommddeevveellooppiinngg cclloossee ffrriieennddsshhiippss,, II ddiidd ffiinndd aa nnuummbbeerr ooff ssttuuddeennttss wwiitthh wwhhoomm II bbeeccaammeeffrriieennddllyy.. II ddiidd eennjjooyy ssppaarrrriinngg wwiitthh ssoommee ooff mmyy pprrooffeessssoorrss aalltthhoouugghh II nneevveerr ccaammee oouutt aawwiinnnneerr --eessppeecciiaallllyy iinn PPrrooffeessssoorr RRoosseenn''ss aanncciieenntt hhiissttoorryy ccllaasssseess..""

TThheellmmaa HHyymmaann CCaarrtteerr,, BBAA,, MMAA,, PPhhDD was a biology major andgraduated with honors. She earned her master's degree at City in1957 and over the next two years she completed 58 graduatecredits at Columbia University. She holds a PhD in microbiolo-gy and immunology from SUNY Downstate Medical Center. Dr.Carter is a consultant to science based business and retired in2002 as a professor of medical laboratory sciences at HunterCollege. Her work has been printed in various technical publi-cations. She is the founder, president and chairman of the boardof ZymeQuest, Inc., a biotechnology company for production oftypeless red blood cells. She also founded Biotechnology Review Associates, and was apartner from 1982 - 1994. Thelma has served as the president of the board of gover-nors of the Quiogue Association, a hamlet in Suffolk County, New York, since 1992.She collects art and antiques. She is married to Maurice Carter and has three children,Adam, Kenneth and Ilise.

HHaarrvveeyy CCaasshheerr,, BBBBAA,, MMBBAA,, CCPPAA was an accounting major anda member and president of House Plan. He earned his MBA atCity College. Harvey is a former chief operating officer ofConran Stores and has had his own practice as a consultant. Hewas the CFO for Eagle Clothes from 1980 to 1992. Harvey isan adjunct professor at The New School for Social Research inManhattan. He has been a member of AARP-Tax Help since2000 and is a former member of the NYS Society of CPAs andthe AICPA. He enjoys the theater and playing bridge. He isworking on breaking 100 in golf. He is married to Rita BigelCasher and has three children, Danielle, Scott and Gina, and

six grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""FFrriiddaayy nniigghhtt ddaanncceess aatt HHoouussee PPllaann.. PPrrooffeessssoorr CChhaayykkiinn--hhiiss sseennssee ooff hhuummoorr..""

JJooaann WWeeiinnsstteeiinn CCoohheenn,, BBBBAA,, MMEEdd majored in retailing. She holds a certificate in ele-mentary education from Keane College and a master's degree as a learning consultantfrom Seton Hall University. She was a learning disabilities consultant and teacher forthe Woodbridge Township Board of Education from 1976 to 2002. She is a member ofthe Association of Learning Consultants and the Council for Exceptional Children. Shehas been professionally recognized for her work as a special educator in educationaldiagnostics. Joan enjoys tennis and reading and plans to continue her work as a part-time consultant. She is widowed and has two sons, Steven and Robert, and two grand-children.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""HHaadd aa ggoooodd ffrriieenndd.. SSoommee iinnssttrruuccttoorrss wweerree mmoosstt eexxcciitt--iinngg..""

JJaammeess CCoossttaarraass,, BBAA,, MMAA majored in Spanish.He earned a master's degree at ColumbiaUniversity Teacher's College and studiededucational administration and supervisionat St. John's University. James retired in 1988as the principal of Flushing High School butcontinued as a consultant to the superinten-dent of high schools until 2003. In the1970's, he was an adjunct assistant professorof Spanish at the CCNY Graduate School of

Education and the School of General Studies. He held the same posi-tion at Fordham University from 1975 to 1989. He is a former consult-ant to the Board of Examiners of the N.Y.C. Board of Education, and aformer general supervisor for Evening and Summer High Schools.James is a member of the National Association of School Principals,the CCNY Alumni Association, Retired School Supervisors andAdministrators, Phi Delta Kappa, American Association of Teachers ofSpanish and Portugese, and the Hellenic American EducatorsAssociation. He is a former member of the American Federation ofSchool Administrators and the N.Y.C. and State Language TeachersAssociation. He served as the committee chairman for the develop-ment of the modern Greek syllabus for the Bureau of CurriculumDevelopment, N.Y.C. Board of Ed. James holds the Builder ofBrotherhood Award from the National Conference of Christians andJews, the High School Division Award as Mentor Principal, theEducator of the Year Award from the Hellenic American EducatorsAssociation, and the Ellis Island Medal of Honor, 2000. He is enjoyinghis retirement- reading, gardening and traveling. He and his wife,Koula, have three children, George, Anastasia and Thea, and ninegrandchildren.

MMyyrroonn SS.. CCrreessppiinn,, BBBBAA was an accounting major and a memberof House Plan Saxe'55. He is the president of a printing andmailing company and has been the treasurer of the Los AngelesPostal Customer Council. He and his wife, Gina, have two chil-dren, Larry and Vikkie.

MMaatttthheeww JJaammeess CCrreeoo,, JJrr.. BBBBAA attended the evening session at City. He retired in 1996as senior vice president of Nations Bank. He is married to Ann M. Creo and has twosons, Matthew and Vincent, and two grandchildren.

FFeelliicciiaa DDaarrwwiicckk,, BBBBAA,, MMSSEEdd earned her bachelor's degree inretailing. She earned her master's degree in education at CityCollege in 1983. She is a teacher.

PPaattrriicckk DDeelllliiggaattttii,, BBBBAA majored in business management and received his diplomathrough the Accelerated Business Program for Veterans. He owned his own businessin machinery for product identification and, from 1955 to 1997, was the president ofDalemark Industries Inc. Patrick is a veteran of WWII and a member of DisabledAmerican Veterans and the Knights of Columbus. He has served as the chairman of thePan American Development Foundation and of the Package Machinery ManufacturersInstitute, and is a Department of Commerce international trade recipient. Patrick is theauthor of "Airedales and Crewmen of Guadalcanal" and looks forward to working thisand other historical fictions into movie scripts. He and his wife, Marion, have two chil-dren, Michael and Adrian, and three grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""WWoonnddeerrffuull ffrriieennddss..""

GGeerraalldd RR.. DDiicckkeerr,, BBAA,, JJDD was a pre-law major and a cum laudegraduate. He earned his law degree at Columbia Law Schoolwhere he was a Kent Scholar and a member of the AttorneyGeneral’s Program for Honor Law Graduates. He worked for theU.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division from 1958 to 1960and again from 1962 to 1966. Gerald has been a corporate attor-ney for RCA and Curtiss Wright Corporation and he retired, in1996, as the vice president and assistant secretary of PolaroidCorporation. Gerald is a member of the NY State Bar Associationand a former member of the ABA and the Massachusetts Bar Association. He is enjoy-ing his retirement; his favorite pastimes are reading and traveling. Gerald is married toSaralyn Hammer Dicker and has two children, Barry and Elysa. He looks forward tobeing a grandfather.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm,, EEnngglliisshh hhiissttoorryy.. AArrmmyy HHaallll ccllaassssrroooommss,, QQuuaaddrraannggllee,, ssppeeeecchh ccllaasssseess,, wwaallkk ffrroomm ssuubbwwaayy aatt 114455tthh SStt..""

OOttttoo CC.. DDooeelllliinngg,, BBAA MMSS was an English major. He was areporter for The Beaver and was the captain and chapter presi-dent of the Scabbard and Blade Society. He graduated cum laudeand earned his master's degree from the Columbia GraduateSchool of Journalism in 1959. Otto is a journalist and was a gen-eral executive of The Associated Press-World Services from1961 to 2004. He was an AP correspondent from 1965 to 1989,news editor for Germany and Central Europe, chief of MiddleEast Services and AP chief U.N. correspondent. Otto is a formermember of the Foreign Corespondents Association of Bonn

Germany and the United Nations Correspondents Association. He covered the waningyears of the Cold War in Europe (East and West ), the conflict in Lebanon, the IranianRevolution, and the “War of Words” at the United Nations. He enjoys Japanese gar-dening and plans to do some more serious writing. Otto and his wife, Ingrid, have twochildren, Christine and Marco.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""HHeeaarriinngg aa yyoouunngg vviissiittiinngg wwrriitteerr nnaammeedd SSaauull BBeellllooww ddiiss--ccuussss hhiiss rreecceenntt nnoovveell,, ""TThhee AAddvveennttuurreess ooff AAuuggiiee MMaarrcchh.."" SShhaarriinngg aa ffrroogg ddiisssseeccttiioonn wwiitthhpplleeaassaanntt ccoommppaannyy iinn tthhee bbiioo llaabb.. PPrrooff.. RRoosseenntthhaall''ss 22 jjoouurrnnaalliissmm ccoouurrsseess--ppaavviinngg tthheewwaayy..""

RRuutthh LLiieebbeerrmmaann DDrreesscchheerr,, BBAA,, MMSSWW was anEnglish major and a cheerleader. She earned hermaster's degree in social work at the University ofPittsburgh. Ruth is a former social services plannerand administrator and was the program directorfor United Mental Health from 1978 to 1991 andthe associate director for the Jewish Family andChildren's Service from 1992 to 1993. Since 1999,she has been a realtor with Coldwell Banker. Herartwork has been exhibited in several Pittsburgh

galleries and she has published articles in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.She is the editor of "With Cords of Compassion," a guide for clergy onmental illness. She served on the board of Jewish Residential Servicesfrom 1993 to 1997 and was honored with their Award of Merit. She alsoholds the United Mental Health's Award from Families. In her spare time,Ruth creates baby quilts and other fiber art projects and enjoys writingand traveling. She is married to classmate, Seymour Drescher, and hasthree children, Michael, Jonathan and Karen and seven grandchildren(with another on the way).FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""HHaavviinngg pphhiilloossoopphhiiccaall ddiissccuussssiioonnss..MMeeeettiinngg nneeww ppeeooppllee aanndd mmeeeettiinngg mmyy hhuussbbaanndd ooff 5500 yyeeaarrss,, SSeeyymmoouurrDDrreesscchheerr--ssmmaarrtteesstt gguuyy iinn tthhee ccllaassss..""

PPeetteerr DDoorraattoo,, BBSSEEEE,, MMSSEEEE,, DDEEEE was a member of Eta Kappa Nu,Tau Beta Pi and Il Circolo Dante Aligheri. He was awarded the1953 GAR Prize for outstanding sophomore. He earned his mas-ter's degree at Columbia University and his doctorate at thePolytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, where he was a professor ofelectrical engineering from 1961 to1972. After leaving Brooklyn,he was a professor at the University of Colorado for four yearsand, in 1976, he joined the faculty of the University of NewMexico. Peter joined the IEEE in 1961 and was made a fellow in1977. He was named a distinguished member of the IEEEControl Systems Society in 1986 and was awarded the IEEE Third Millenium Medal in2000. He holds the 1991 AACC John R. Ragazzini Teaching Award. He is the author of"Linear Quadratic Control - An Introduction, “Anyltic Feedback System Design,” and"Italian Culture - A View From America." Peter retired from the University of Mexicoin 2004 but he looks forward to continuing his teaching and research. His hobbiesinclude tennis and Italian culture. He and his wife, Madeline, have four children,Christopher, Alexander, Sylvia and Veronica, and nine grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""AAllll mmyy ggrreeaatt ffrriieennddss aanndd tteeaacchheerrss..""

SSeeyymmoouurr DDrreesscchheerr,, BBAA,, MMSS,, PPhhDD was a history major. He wasinducted into Phi Beta Kappa in his junior year, was awardedthe Meade Prize in history and graduated magna cum laude. Heearned his master's degree and doctorate in history from theUniversity of Wisconsin. Seymour was a Fulbright Scholar inParis in 1957-58. Immediately after earning his PhD in 1960, hewas an instructor in history at Harvard for two years. He hasbeen a professor of history at the University of Pittsburgh since1962, full professor since 1986. From 1986 to 1987, he was avisiting distinguished professor at CCNY. Dr. Drescher served as

the secretary for the European Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Centerfor Scholars, 1984-85. Among his honors and awards, he is the recipient of a NationalEndowment in the Humanities (1973-74), a Guggenheim Fellowship (1977-78), and aWoodrow Wilson Center Fellowship in Washington, DC. (1983-84). He is the authorof "Tocqueville and England," 1964; "Econocide," 1977; "Capitalism and Antislavery,"1986; and "From Slavery to Freedom," 1999. His book, "The Mighty Experiment" waspublished in 2002 and won the Frederick Douglass Prize the following year. A film heco-produced, entitled "Confrontation: Paris 1968" was released in 1971 and has beenscreened at prestigious institutions around the world, including the CUNY GraduateCenter in 1987. Seymour is married to classmate Ruth Lieberman Drescher. They havethree children, Michael, Jonathan and Karen, and seven grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMyy ffoonnddeesstt mmeemmoorryy wwaass tthhee ttaarrggeett ooff aann eeddiittoorriiaall ccoonn--ddeemmnniinngg ssmmoooocchhiinngg oonn ccaammppuuss (( wwiitthh mmyy bbrriiddee--ttoo--bbee )) eexxaaccttllyy 5500 yyeeaarrss aaggoo..""

HHeennrryy TT.. DDuuddeekk,, BBBBAA was an accounting major. He was thepresident of the Student Council for two terms (evening),and the vice president of the Metropolitan Region of theNational Student Association. He was a two-term delegate tothe N.S.A. National Convention. Henry has been awardedCCNY's Gold Medal Service Award and the Alumni ServiceAward. Since 1955, he has been included in "Who's Who inFinance and Business," "Who's Who in the World," "Who'sWho in America," and "Who's Who in the East." Henry is aformer assistant controller of Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, Inc.,a former CFO of Wunderman Ricotta & Kline, Inc., and ofVan Brunt & Co., and a former controller of Compton Advertising, Inc. He is a frequentspeaker on finance and advertising and is the author of "Common Sense Economics."Henry has been the president of Henry T. Dudek & Associates, Inc. since 1971. He isa member of the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, the International

Tennis Hall of Fame, the United StatesTennis Association, New York RoadRunners, the Kosciuszko Foundation,the Polish American HistoricalAssociation, the American Center ofPolish Culture, the Statue ofLiberty/Ellis Island Foundation, andthe Long Island Museum. His poem,"Little Kate," was published in "AVoyage to Remember." Henry is mar-ried to Olga Dudek and has five chil-dren, Kathryn, Nancy, Linda, Andrewand Henryk, and two grandchildren.Among his favorite pastimes, Henryenjoys carpentry, gardening, poetryand his daughter's photographyexhibits. In addition to visiting hischildren and grandchildren, he plansto travel to Rome, Poland and theUkraine.FOND MEMORIES OF CNNY:""MMeeeettiinngg mmyy ffuuttuurree wwiiffee aatt hheerr ffrreesshh--mmaann oorriieennttaattiioonn.. BBeeiinngg eelleecctteedd aanndd rree--eelleecctteedd pprreessiiddeenntt ooff tthhee SSttuuddeennttCCoouunncciill aanndd vviiccee pprreessiiddeenntt ooff tthheeNNSSAA..""

FFlloorreennccee TTeelllleerr EEiiddmmaann,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSSEEdd was a member of Sis Cohen,the Gilbert and Sullivan Society and the Education Society. Sheearned her master's degree at City College and was an elementaryschool teacher until she retired in 1990. She has been a memberof the UFT since 1960, was a chapter leader from 1977 to 1990,and was given the Trachtenberg Award in 1986. Florence is cur-rently a docent at the Queens Museum of Art. She collects art andenjoys knitting, needlepoint and playing bridge. She and her hus-band, Seymour (Class of 1955), have three children, Michael,Steven and David, and nine grandchildren.

FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""CCaarrnniivvaall.. AAmmeerriiccaann HHiissttoorryy ccllaassss wwiitthh DDrr.. BBaarroommee..DDrraammaa SSoocciieettyy ppllaayyss.. AAtttteennddiinngg ccllaassss oonn FFrriiddaayy,, DDeecceemmbbeerr 1177,, 11995544 aanndd ggiivviinngg bbiirrtthhttoo mmyy ffiirrsstt ssoonn oonn MMoonnddaayy,, DDeecceemmbbeerr 2200,, 11995544 -- tthhee wwaarrmm aattmmoosspphheerree tthhrroouugghhoouutt --nneeeeddeedd ppeerrmmiissssiioonn ffrroomm DDeeaann PPeeaaccee ttoo aatttteenndd ccllaassss wwhhiillee pprreeggnnaanntt!! CChhaannggiinngg ttiimmeess......""

SSeeyymmoouurr EEiiddmmaann,, BBAA,, MMAA,, LLLLDD was a geology major and grad-uated cum laude. He was also attending Brooklyn Law Schoolwhile at City and he earned his master's degree in geology atColumbia University in 1956. Seymour has been an attorneysince 1958. He is a long standing member of the NYS BarAssociation, the American Bar Association, and the NYS TrialLawyers Association. In his spare time, he fishes and studies art.Seymour married his classmate, Florence Teller, while they wereboth undergraduates. They have three sons, Michael, Steven andDavid, and nine grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""PPaalleeoonnttoollooggyy ccllaasssseess aanndd ffiieelldd ttrriippss wwiitthh PPrrooff.. CCeecciillKKiinnddllee..""

HHaannkk EEppsstteeiinn,, BBCCEE was a member of Epsilon Nu Gamma and theASCE. He is a former manager of Apollo Data Systems for NorthAmerican Aviation (1962-1969) and retired this year after twen-ty-five years with Information Transform, Inc. for whom he wasthe president and CEO. Hank has two children, Jeff and Lisa,and two grandchildren. He and his wife, Sally Drew, are both pri-vate pilots; they enjoy flying around the U.S. and Canada togeth-er.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""FFrreeee eedduuccaattiioonn,, eexxcceelllleenntt tteeaacchh--eerrss,, cchheeaapp ssuubbwwaayy ttrraannssppoorrttaattiioonn,, pprreettzzeell mmaann,, AArrmmyy HHaallll iicceeccrreeaamm..""

MMaarrttiinn EEwweennsstteeiinn,, BBAA,, MMAA was aneconomics major and was on the edi-torial staff of the Journal of SocialStudies. He earned second year hon-ors, was inducted into Phi BetaKappa, and graduated summa cumlaude. He earned his master's degreeat City in 1957. Martin is semi-retired. He enjoys reading, bicycling,swimming and walking, and he hasbeen a guide and researcher for walk-ing tours through the Museum of theCity of New York. His photographshave been displayed around the EastVillage. Martin directed the TompkinsSquare Park Music Festival from1965 to 1970 and was a member ofthe board of the Brooklyn Center forthe Urban Environment from 1985 to1990. He and his wife, Janice, have adaughter, Jacqueline, and two grand-children.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""AAttiimmee ooff iinntteelllleeccttuuaall aanndd ppssyycchhoollooggiiccaallggrroowwtthh.. AA ttiimmee ffoorr nneeww hhoorriizzoonnss;; aattiimmee ooff eeaassyy aacccceessss ttoo ffrriieennddss aanndd aammaaggnniiffiicceenntt ooppeenn ppeerriiooddiiccaallss ccoolllleecc--ttiioonn!!""

FFrraanncciinnee MMaarrccuuss FFaarrbbeerr,, BBAA,, MMSS,, EEddDD majored in psychology.She was a member of Sigma Alpha, Lock& Key, House Plan andthe CCNY Orchestra. She was an associate editor of BeaverHandbook and the first female editor-in-chief of The Campus-also serving as associate editor, news editor and copy editor. Shewon a Student Council Minor Award. Francine earned her mas-ter's degree at the University of Southern Connecticut and holdsa sixth year professional certificate in school psychology andadministration. Her doctorate in educational administration isfrom Bridgeport University. She is a retired educator, most

recently the director of personnel and educational services at Milford, CT. PublicSchools, and she has held other positions in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey asa school psychologist and educational administrator. Francine is a member of theLeague of Women Voters in Fresno, CA. and chair of the Education Committee. She isa volunteer grant writer for Stone Soup and a volunteer consultant for development atthe Orpheus Chamber Music Ensemble. She served for ten years as a member of theboard of Kids Count of Milford and was their president for three years. She was a mem-ber of the board of Milford's Promise for twelve years. Francine is married to MurrayFarber, Class of 1953. She has one daughter, Andrea Farber DeZubiria; her two sons,Steven and Michael, are deceased. Francine's plans for the future include continuingher volunteer work for non-profit organizations, and enjoying her three grandchildren. FONDEST MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMeeeettiinngg mmyy hhuussbbaanndd oonn TThhee CCaammppuuss.. WWee aarreeaabboouutt ttoo cceelleebbrraattee oouurr 5500tthh wweeddddiinngg aannnniivveerrssaarryy iinn JJaannuuaarryy 22000055.. WWoorrkkiinngg oonn TThheeCCaammppuuss aatt aallll hhoouurrss ooff tthhee ddaayy aanndd nniigghhtt..""

WWaalltteerr RR.. FFaarrkkaass,, BBSS,, PPhhDD majored in chemistry. After earning his doctorate in bio-chemistry from Duke University in 1960, he spent three years as a fellow in biochem-istry at NYU College of Medicine, followed by three years as a fellow in hematology atColumbia College of Physicians and Surgeons. In 1966 he joined the faculty of theUniversity of Tennessee, retiring as a professor of comparative medicine in 1996. Dr.Farkas is a member of the American Chemical Society, the American Society ofBiochemistry and Molecular Biology, and the Society of Toxicology. He has contributedto numerous scientific publications and holds the 1986 Beecham Award for ResearchExcellence and the Award for Contribution to Occupational Health and Safety from theChairman of the Council of Labor Affairs, Republic of China. For recreation, Walterplays tennis. He and his wife, Alice, live in Knoxville, TN. They have two daughters,Sally and Jane, and four grandchildren.

AArrtthhuurr FFiieelldd,, BBBBAA,, LLLLBB is a member of the Class of 1955 50thAnniversary Reunion Committee. He majored in government andwas a representative of the Student Council, a member of theEconomics Society, chairman of Inter-Club Board and president ofthe Freshman Orientation Society. He won the Ward Medal ingovernment and the Monroe Franklin Medal. Arthur earned hisLLB from Harvard Law School in 1958. He was a partner inShearman & Sterling from 1968 to 2000 and is currently the pres-ident of GXG Management, LLC. He is the director of the NYHistoric House Trust, director of the Preservation League of NY,and a member of the American Law Institute. He is a former president of the NYCounty Lawyers' Association and has served as the chairman of Community ActionLegal Services and as the director and treasurer of Wave Hill. The City College of NewYork awarded Arthur the coveted Townsend Harris Medal in 1996. He and his wife,classmate Doris Rabbiner Field ’56, live in Manhattan. They have two children, Karenand Michael, and two grandchildren.

JJaanneett DDeecckklleerr FFrriieeddmmaann,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSSEEdd was a member of theEducation Society and Doremus '55. She earned her master'sdegree in early childhood education at City and became a teacherand staff developer. Janet retired in 1991. She has been a docent atthe Bronx Zoo since 1987 and a member of the UFT and the AFTsince 1970. Her favorite pastimes include playing bridge, reading,attending the theater and concerts, and trying interesting restau-rants. She is married to Larry Friedman and has three children,Beth, Kenneth and Steven, and three grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMeeeettiinngg aanndd eennjjooyyiinngg nneeww

ffrriieennddss.. LLiisstteenniinngg ttoo iinntteerreessttiinngg pprrooffeessssoorrss..""

AArrlleennee HHoorroowwiittzz FFrroohhmmaann,, BBSSEEdd majored in elementary education andwas a member of Doremus'55 and the school band. She graduated cumlaude and worked as a substitute teacher until 2001. She and her hus-band, Peter, have traveled all over the world. They have three children,Larry, Lynn and Lisa, and six grandchildren whom they enjoy spendingtime with.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: "" ((11)) DDrr.. JJoonnaass SSaallkk hhaadd jjuusstt ddiissccoovveerreeddtthhee ppoolliioo vvaacccciinnee.. AAtt tthhee ggrraadduuaattiioonn hhee rreecceeiivveedd aann hhoonnoorr aass aann aalluumm--nnuuss.. TThhee ccrroowwdd''ss rreessppoonnssee ttoo hhiimm wwaass aammaazziinngg -- aa mmoommeenntt nneevveerr ttoo bbeeffoorrggootttteenn.. ((22)) II wwaass tthhee oonnllyy ffeemmaallee iinn tthhee CCCCNNYY bbaanndd.. FFeemmaallee ttrruumm--ppeett ppllaayyeerrss wweerree rraarree tthheenn..""

JJoohhnn RR.. GGeennttiillee,, BBAA majored in anthropology and criminology and wasa member of the ROTC. Throughout his career, he published numerousarticles in his field. He is married to Nancy D. Gentile and has five chil-dren, John, Glen, James, Nancy and Chris Anne, and two grandchil-dren.

HHeerrbbeerrtt GGiillmmoonntt,, BBSS,, MMSS,, BBEE earned his firstCCNY degree in chemistry and was a member ofthe Chemistry Association and the EngineeringAssociation. He was a teaching assistant at theUniversity of Pittsburgh in 1955. He earned amaster of science degree in civil engineering atCity in 1972 and a bachelor's in civil engineeringat City in 1979. Herbert worked for the NYCDepartment of Environmental Protection for thir-ty-five years as a senior chemist. For his outstand-

ing dedication and service to the City of New York, the DEP awardedhim a plaque, in grateful appreciation. He was also awarded aCertificate of Meritorious Service from the American Society ofHeating, Refrigerating & Air Conditioning Engineers, Inc. for writing apaper on air ( indoor air pollution ) and giving a lecture on the subject.Herbert is a former member of the Environmental Board of the ControlTechnology Advisory Commission, NYS Technical College. He is theauthor of "Gilmont-Klein Turbidimetric Method for Ambient SulfurDioxide Determinations," which is yet to be published. In addition tohis interest in environmental studies, he studies astronomy and hopesto write a book one day on metaphysics. Herbert is a widower. His wife,Frances, passed away in September of 2002. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMaannyy ooff tthhee pprrooffeessssoorrss wweerree oouuttssttaanndd--iinngg.. TThhiiss iiss tthhee hheeaarrtt ooff tthhee CCoolllleeggee ooff tthhee CCiittyy ooff NNeeww YYoorrkk..""

EEmmaannuueell GGoolleemmiiss,, BBSS,, MMBBAA is a member of the Class of 195550th Anniversary Reunion Committee. At City, he was a mem-ber of the Biology Club and Scabbard & Blade. He earned hismaster's degree at the CCNY Baruch School in 1960. Emanuelbegan his career in 1957 as a consultant with WestinghouseElectric International Corp. In 1972, he became the director ofInternational Marketing at GTE International Corp. Since 1978,he has been the president of Cimmaron International Corp.Emanuel is an elder at the English Neighborhood ReformedChurch in Ridgefield, NJ. He enjoys travel, history and music.He is married to Marion Golemis and has a daughter, Erica, and one grandchild. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMeeeettiinngg mmyy wwiiffee oonn 11sstt ddaayy ooff sscchhooooll rreeggiissttrraattiioonn iinnGGrreeaatt HHaallll..""

RRoobbeerrtt RR.. GGooooddmmaann,, BBEEEE,, MMBBAA is a member of the Class of 195550th Anniversary Reunion Committee. At City, he was elected tothe honorary electrical engineering society, Tau Beta Pi, and tothe honorary electrical engineering society, Eta Kappa Nu aspresident and treasurer. He earned his master's degree in busi-ness administration at Harvard University Graduate School ofBusiness. Robert has been an engineer manager at the InternalRevenue Service in Manhattan since 1965. His prior positionsinclude assistant chief of the Nuclear Products Group ofCurtis-Wright; administrative manager of the Reconnaissance

Division of Loral Electronics; and project engineer for the U.S. Naval Training DeviceCenter. He and his wife, Eva, have two children, Deborah and Paul, and one grand-child.FFOONNDD MMEEMMOORRIIEESS OOFF CCCCNNYY:: ""NNoott ssoo ffoonndd mmeemmoorryy:: 33 wweeeekkss aafftteerr ssttaarrttiinngg,, 33 CCCCNNYYbbaasskkeettbbaallll ppllaayyeerrss wweerree iinnddiicctteedd ffoorr ppooiinntt sshhaavviinngg..""

RRaayymmoonndd GGrreeeennee,, BBBBAA majored in personnel management. He was the president andowner of Ray Greene and Associates Personnel, Inc. from 1972 to 2000. Raymond is along-standing member of the Metropolitan Singers of Southfield and is currently serv-ing as assistant to the president. He volunteers at the Jewish Chaplainry of the JewishFederation. His hobbies include numismatics, choir singing, collectibles, and the stockmarket. Raymond is married to Myra Cohen Greene and has four children, Steven,Eric, Daniel and Kenneth, and seven grandchildren.

SSeeyymmoouurr DD.. GGrraauueerr,, MMSS,, MMDD was a physics major. He earned hismedical degree at the a University of Buffalo School of Medicinein 1959 and he holds an additional master's degree from the NewSchool University School of Management, 2002. Seymour is asurgeon and is the director of surgery at the North Shore L.I.J.Syosset Hospital. He is a former chief of surgery at Queens L.I.Medical Group, PC. He and his wife, Theodora, have three chil-dren, Edward, Michael and Robert, and two grandchildren.

SSttuuaarrtt EErrwwiinn GGrrooddmmaann,, BBBBAA,, CCPPAA majored in accounting. Hewas the vice president of Lasak'55 and a member of theAccounting Society and the Carnival of Champions, playingintramural basketball, baseball, football and softball. Stuart hasbeen a principal of Stuart Grodman CPA since 1971 and theCEO and president of Leggett Land Ltd. since 1986. He and hiswife, Anita, have three children, Craig, Mitchell and Lisa, andtwo grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""JJuunnee 11995555--ggrraadduuaattiioonn..""

BBeettttyy KKaappllaann GGuubbeerrtt,, BBAA,, MMSS was an Englishmajor. She was the editor-in-chief ofPromethean and a member of the ModernDance Society and the Anthropology Society.After graduation, she spent a summer atMiddlebury College in Vermont to take animmersion course in Italian. In 1961, sheearned a master's degree in library servicefrom Columbia University. Betty retired in1991 as the head of reference services at theSchomburg Center for Research in Black Culture at the New YorkPublic Library. Now she is the art editor of Multicultural Review andworks as a consultant and freelance researcher. Betty is the authorof "Distinguished African Americans in Aviation and SpaceScience," published in 2001. In 1994 she published "InvisibleWings: An Annotated Bibliography on Blacks in Aviation, 1916-1993," and in 1982, "Early Black Bibliographies, 1863-1918." Shehas also contributed to American National Biography, the HarvardGuide to African-American History, and to various encyclopediasand journals. Betty and her husband, Erminio, live in Manhattan.They have two children, George Peter and Emily Francesca, andfour grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: TThheerree aarree mmaannyy mmeemmoorriieess tthhaatt ssttaannddoouutt ffoorr mmee.. EEnntteerriinngg CCiittyy CCoolllleeggee iinn 11995511,, II wwaass eexxcciitteedd ttoo bbee iinn tthheeffiirrsstt ccllaassss ooff wwoommeenn aaddmmiitttteedd ttoo tthhee SScchhooooll ooff LLiibbeerraall AArrttss.. SSiittttiinnggiinn tthhee mmaaggnniiffiicceenntt GGrreeaatt HHaallll dduurriinngg oorriieennttaattiioonn,, wwee wweerree ttoolldd tthhaatttthhee cciittyy ooff NNeeww YYoorrkk hhaadd jjuusstt ggiivveenn uuss aa ffoouurr--yyeeaarr sscchhoollaarrsshhiipp.. TThhaattwwaass tthhrriilllliinngg,, aanndd iiff iitt wwaass ddeessiiggnneedd ttoo mmaakkee uuss ffeeeell iimmppoorrttaanntt,, iittssuurreellyy wwoorrkkeedd.. WWhhaatt ffoolllloowweedd tthheenn wwaass ffoouurr yyeeaarrss ooff iinntteennssee iinntteell--lleeccttuuaall aaccttiivviittyy tthhaatt lleett uuss kknnooww tthhaatt iiddeeaass ccoouunntt,, aanndd tthhaatt tthhee wwoorrllddiiss ffuullll ooff iinntteerreessttiinngg ppeeooppllee aanndd ppoossssiibbiilliittiieess.. OOuurr mmaannttrraa wwaass ““tthheeuunneexxaammiinneedd lliiffee iiss nnoott wwoorrtthh lliivviinngg.. II rreemmeemmbbeerr wwiitthh ssoo mmuucchhpplleeaassuurree tthhee tteeaacchheerrss wwhhoo eennrriicchheedd mmyy lliiffee:: NNaatthhaann BBeerraallll,, GGuuiiddooEErrrraannttee,, SSaamm MMiiddddlleebbrrooookk,, MMaarrvviinn MMaaggaallaanneerr,, DDoonnaalldd RRoobbeerrttss aannddEEddwwaarrdd MMiilleellllaa.. WWee hhaadd ssoo mmuucchh ffuunn iinn tthhee AArrmmyy HHaallll LLiibbrraarryy,,rreeaaddiinngg MMaadd MMaaggaazziinnee,, kkiiddddiinngg aanndd fflliirrttiinngg.. FFoorr sseerriioouuss ssttuuddyy tthheerreewwaass tthhee HHiissttoorryy LLiibbrraarryy,, wwhheerree wwee wweerree ggllaarreedd iinnttoo ssiilleennccee bbyy MMiissssCClleevveeddoonn,, wwhhoo wwoorree aa ppiinnccee--nneezz,, aanndd pprroovviiddeedd ffiisshh ttaannkkss oonn tthheessttuuddyy ttaabblleess,, ppeerrhhaappss ttoo ccaallmm uuss ddoowwnn.. BBuutt tthheerree iiss oonnee mmeemmoorryyaabboovvee aallll-- hhooww aalliivvee wwee wweerree dduurriinngg oouurr ffoouurr yyeeaarrss aatt CCiittyy..

DDaavviidd HHaallppeerriinn,, BBAA majored in government and history and was amember of House Plan, ROTC and Scabbard & Blade. He earned alaw degree at NYU Law School and has been an attorney withHalperin and Halperin, PC since 1977. David is a member of theClass of 1955 50th Anniversary Reunion Committee. He and hiswife, Gloria, have two children, Steven and Susan.

OOssccaarr HHaaiimmoowwiittzz,, BBAA,, CCLLUU was a history major, a weightlifter,and a member of the Spanish Society. He worked in the Collegelibrary. Oscar was an agent, consultant and assistant manager forMet Life from 1957 to 1975 and a claims representative for theSocial Security Administration for twenty-five years, retiring in1997. He is now a charter life underwriter. He is a member of theNational Association of Retired Federal Employees and served aspresident of Chapter 2055 from 2001 to 2003; he is currentlypresident of Chapter 1182. He is the chairman of OceanaireTennis Club and an instructor at Oceanaire Computer. He is a for-

mer chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias. He plays tennis and enjoys com-puting, attending theater, concerts and craft shows, and is working on his family tree.Oscar and his wife, Sondra, have three children, Laura, Mark and Ira, and five grand-children.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""CCllaasssseess wwiitthh PPrrooff.. NNoollaanndd,, HHaannss KKoohhnn,, SSooll LLiippttzziinn,,aallssoo ootthheerr pprrooffss.. HHeeaarriinngg NNoorrmmaann TThhoommaass,, DDyyllaann TThhoommaass,, MMaarrttiinn BBuubbeerr,, AAnnaaiiss NNiinn,,EEddwwaarrdd MMuurrrrooww,, AAuuddeenn,, WWaallllaaccee SStteevveennss,, eettcc..""

JJeerroommee DD.. HHaannfflliinngg,, BBEEEE,, MMEEEE,, PPEE was on the Dean's Honors Listand was a member of Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Analyzer, TechInterFraternity InterSociety Council (TIIC), Freshman BaseballTeam (at B'klyn College), and the student branch of the IRE. Aftergraduation, he became a senior engineer at Wheeler Laboratories,where he worked in the field of microwave and antenna engineer-ing until 1967, all the while earning his master's degree and com-pleting courses towards a doctorate at the Brooklyn PolytechnicUniversity. In 1967, he joined Raytheon as a principal engineer.Jerome retired from Raytheon in November, 1992. That same year,he was honored with the IEEE Fellow Award for "contributions to the design and test-ing of passive and active phased array antenna systems." As a member of the IEEEAntennas and Propagation Society, he has served as Chapter & Pace chairman and, cur-rently, on the Antenna Standards Committee. He is still a licensed professional engineerin New York and Massachusetts and holds seven U.S. patents for microwave, antenna,and phased array applications. His work has been featured in many professional pub-lications. Jerome has been active in his community throughout his life. He has servedas president of the Rolling Ridge Homeowner's Association and as a member of theNorthport LI, NY Planning Board and, since 1967, he has been the treasurer of theTemple Beth Am Brotherhood. Jerome is married to Marcia Julie Hanfling and has twochildren, Edward and Merle. His hobbies include bird watching, photography, veg-etable gardening, water color painting, and fishing with his two grandchildren. Helooks forward to organizing his paintings and photographs to be displayed, making hishome more ‘grandchildren friendly’ for fun and games, and traveling more.MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““PPaarrttiicciippaattiioonn iinn hhoonnoorr ssoocciieettiieess,, TTIIIICC,, IIRREE aanndd EE--DDaayy aaccttiivvii--ttiieess.. TTaakkiinngg ccllaasssseess wwiitthh PPrrooff.. FFrrooeelliicchh iinn ttrraannssmmiissssiioonn lliinneess aanndd nneettwwoorrkkss,, aanndd wwiitthhPPrrooff.. TTaauubb iinn eelleeccttrroommaaggnneettiissmm -- iinnssppiirreedd mmee ttoo ggoo iinnttoo mmiiccrroowwaavvee aanndd aanntteennnnaa eennggii--nneeeerriinngg..””

PPhhiilliipp FF.. HHeeaallyy,, BBCCEE,, PPEE,, MMAA,, MMDDiivv was a member of Tau Beta Piand Chi Epsilon. He earned a master's degree in sociology fromWilliam Paterson University in 1955 and an MA and MDiv in pas-toral ministry ( 1985 and 1987) from the Immaculate ConceptionSeminary. He was a professional engineer for forty-five years and amember of the American Association of Environmental Engineers.He retired in 1993 as a project engineer for Pandullo QuirkAssociates. Philip was a deacon for nineteen years. He has writtentwo books, “Ascent of the Simple Soul to the Sublime State ofDivine Union” and “Embracing a Culture of Life: Our Hope For theFuture.” He and his wife, Hannah, have six children, James, Mary, Joseph, Kathleen,Teresa and John, and ten grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""CCoonncceerrttss..""

JJoosseepphh HHaarrttoogg,, BBSS,, MMDD was a biology major, a member of theCaduceus Society, and held a variety of editorial positions on cam-pus. He graduated cum laude and earned his medical degree in1959 from the College of Medicine at the State University of NewYork, Downstate. He holds an Army Commendation Medal. Dr.Hartog is a physician and psychiatrist, now working part-time.His most recent appointments are those of medical director at theSan Francisco Mental Health Rehabilitation Facility at SanFrancisco General Hospital, and medical director of MentalHealth Services of Contra Costa County. He is a member of the

Northern California Psychiatric Society and the American Psychiatric Association. Heis the editor of "The Anatomy of Loneliness," International University Press, and vari-ous publications on cross-cultural psychiatry and social psychiatry. Joseph enjoys gar-dening and the violin. He and his wife, Betty, have three daughters, Rebecca, Leah andDeborah, and three grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee ggrreeaatt tteeaacchheerrss iinn hhiissttoorryy,, EEnngglliisshh aanndd bbiioollooggyy,,eessppeecciiaallllyy.. TThhee ccoonncceerrttss aatt LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm..""

CCaarrll SS.. HHooffffmmaann,, BBBBAA,, MMSS,, PPhhDD majored in industrial psycholo-gy and was a member of the Psychology Society and Tau DeltaPhi. He earned his master's degree and doctorate in psychologyat Florida State University. Dr. Hoffman is a human factors aero-space engineer. He was a senior engineer at RockwellInternational from 1961-1979 and a project engineer at theAerospace Corp. from 1979 until he retired in 1994. He is theauthor of "Comparison of Monocular & Binocular ColorMatching," Journal of the Optical Society of America, Vol 52p75-80, Jan 1962. Carl and his wife, Ruby, live in Orange,

California. They have two children, Sheila and David, and three grandchildren.

MMaarrvviinn HHiillllmmaann,, BBCCEE,, PPEE was a member of Chi Epsilon, Tau BetaPi, the ROTC Officers’ Club, and the Track and Cross CountryTeams. A consulting engineer, he joined STV/SSVK in 1957 andretired in 1995 as senior vice president. Marvin has been a mem-ber of the American Society of Civil Engineers since 1957 and wasa member of the Long Island Consulting Engineers Council from1981 to 1992. Marvin is a golfer. He and his wife, Doris, havethree children, Lori, Marcy and Robyn, and six grandchildren.

HHeennrryy JJ.. HHeerrsshh,, BBAA,, MMPPAA majored in government and was a mem-ber of the ROTC and Webb Patrol. He earned his master's degreeat Farleigh Dickinson University in 1977. Henry retired as anassistant district manager for the Social Security Administration in1995 and as a benefits consultant at the Transportation SecurityAdministration in 2002. He is a current member and chapter pres-ident of the National Association of Retired Federal Employeesand a member of the Central Jersey Genealogical Social Club. TheSocial Security Administration honored him with the 1984Associate Commissioner's Award for Excellence. Henry is married

to Isabel McGinley and has three children, Victoria, Stephen and Leslie, and two grand-children.

DDaavviidd HHoollsstteeiinn,, BBAA,, MMAA was a psychology major and a memberof Psi Phi. He earned his master's degree at Lehigh University in1957. David began a career at IBM in 1975 and retired from hisposition as an executive in 1987; he earned a post master's cer-tificate from Iona College in the same year. He is currently thepresident and executive director of The Hudson Center and aprofessor of counseling and development at Long IslandUniversity at West Point. He is a member of the AmericanCounseling Association and the NY State Mental HealthCounseling Association. He is the author of "ManagementSystems" and "Digital Computers in Engineering, " both published by Holt Rhinehart& Winston, and has published twenty professional articles. David has been a memberof the board of St. Mary's College and a president and VP of the Cornwall CentralSchool District. His interests include exercise, wellness and spirituality. He and hiswife, Anita, have three children, Gregory, Christopher and Carrie, and three grandchil-dren.

SSeeyymmoouurr HHoollttzzmmaann,, BBSS,, MMAA,, PPhhDD was abiology major and a member of theBiology Club and the Varsity Wrestlingteam. He earned his master's degree inbiology at CCNY in 1965 and his PhDin biology through CUNY in 1973.Seymour retired as a research scientistfor the Brookhaven NationalLaboratory in 1997. He has publishedin approximately fifty scientific publi-cations including peer reviewed papers,

articles, abstracts, book chapters and government reports.He was made a fellow of the AAAS in 1982. Since 2000,Seymour has been the president of the Palm Beach DigitalImaging Group (PADIG) and he became a volunteer coachfor the Park Vista High School Wrestling Team last year. Heis a past president and vice-president of the Isles ofAberdeen Community Governing Board. He is married toVictoria E. Holtzman and has two children, David and Ruth,and two grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee ssoocciiaall ttiieess wwiitthh mmyytteeaammmmaatteess aanndd wwrreessttlliinngg ccooaacchh,, JJooee SSaappoorraa.. TTwwoo yyeeaarrss ooffbbiioollooggyy ccoouurrsseess wwiitthh PPrrooff.. WWiilllliiaamm EEttkkiinn.. FFrreeee aacccceessss ttoo tthheepphhyyssiioollooggyy llaabb uunnddeerr PPrrooff.. RRaayymmoonndd RRoooott..""

JJaacckk HHoorroowwiittzz,, BBSSMMEE was a member of the Wrestling Team. Heis married to Lorraine Horowitz and has two children, Ira andJulie.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""CCaammaarraaddeerriiee ooff tthhee WWrreessttlliinnggTTeeaamm,, ccooaacchh JJooee SSaappoorraa,, aaccrriidd ssmmeellll ooff tthhee wwrreessttlliinngg rroooomm dduurr--iinngg aa wwoorrkkoouutt..

RRuutthh MMaayy DDaavviiddoowwiittzz HHoorroowwiittzz,, BBSSEEdd majored in elementaryeducation and graduated magna cum laude. She was a member ofthe Freshman Advisory Committee, the Education Society,Dramsoc and Kappa Delta Pi. She was the president, treasurerand social chairman of Chi Lambda service sorority. Ruth was anelementary school teacher for twenty-five years and retired in thesummer of 1994. She is currently a member of Brandeis,Hadassah, and the Papanicolau Cancer Corp. She writes poetry.She has been married to her husband, Jack, for fifty years and hasthree children, Jordan, Mark and Amy, and two grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""CChhii LLaammbbddaa ffoorrggeedd lliiffeelloonngg ffrriieennddss.. TToo tthhiiss ddaayy wwee sseeeeeeaacchh ootthheerr ssoocciiaallllyy aanndd hhaavvee aa bboonndd tthhaatt wwaass nneevveerr sseevveerreedd.. HHaavviinngg DDrr.. JJoonnaass SSaallkkssppeeaakk aatt oouurr ccoommmmeenncceemmeenntt wwaass aa tthhrriillll aanndd aann hhoonnoorr..""

EEllii MM.. IIssaaaaccss,, BBSS,, MMDD was a pre-med major and a cum laudegraduate. He earned his medical degree in 1959 from theUniversity of Buffalo School of Medicine and has been a physi-cian and OB-Gyn since 1964. Following an auto accident in1999, he retired from his private practice. Dr. Isaacs has been aninstructor and then clinical assistant professor at Wayne StateUniversity School of Medicine since 1964. He was awardedProfessor of the Year by the Resident Physicians Class of 1980.He was a member of the AMA and the American Fertility Societythroughout his career, and is a member (retired status) of the

Michigan State Medical Society. Eli is married to Glenda L. Goldstein and has fourmarried children, Richard, Jonathan, Michele and Lisa, and nine grandchildren. Helooks forward to family functions and travel, and to continuing his teaching career. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""DDiidd aa lloott ooff hhoommeewwoorrkk aanndd ssttuuddyy oonn bbuusseess ttoo aanndd ffrroommsscchhooooll..""

IIrrwwiinn LL.. IIsseerrtt,, BBEEEE,, MMEEEE was a member of the AIEE, IRE and PhiEpsilon Theta. He earned his master's degree at NYU in 1962 andwas a senior manager at IBM from 1965 to 1994. IBM honored himwith the Excellence Award in 1989. He is also a former consultantto Motorola and Kemper National Systems. Irwin is a senior mem-ber of the IEEE. He is currently an instructor at Senior Net. Hishobbies include bike riding and computer programming. He andhis wife, Deanna, live in Boca Raton. They have two children,Allyson and Mitchell, and two grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""GGoooodd tteeaacchheerrss,, AArrmmyy HHaallll,, PPhhii EEppppaarrttiieess,, ggrreeaatt lliibbrraarryy ffoorr ssttuuddyyiinngg..""

MMaarrttiinn JJaaccoobbssoonn,, BBBBAA,, CCPPAA was an accounting major and waselected to Beta Alpha Psi. He is a self-employed, part-time CEOand forensic accountant and CPA, partially retired. He was anexecutive vice president of the Vera Industries division ofManhattan Industries from 1966 to 1980 and the CFO of Oak HillSportswear Corp. from 1980 to 1991. He was the chairman of theApparel Accounting Committee of the NYSSCPA from 1972 to1974. Martin is married to Marlene Jacobson and has two chil-dren, Austin and Stephanie, and three grandchildren. He enjoysgolf, reading and walking. He looks forward to continuing in hisaccounting practice and taking extended vacations.

FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""IInnccrreeddiibbllee tteeaacchheerrss -- JJoohhnn BBaavveerr ((PPssyycchh)),, EEmmmmaannuueellSSaaxxee,, JJoohhnn NNeeuunneerr,, SSttaannlleeyy TTuunniicckk ((AAccccttgg)),, JJoohhnn KKeennnneeddyy ((CCaallccuulluuss)).. WWoonnddeerrffuullccoommrraaddeerriiee aammoonnggsstt tthhee ssttuuddeennttss.. TThhee sseennssee tthhaatt wwee,, aass aa ssttuuddeenntt bbooddyy,, wweerree sseeccoonnddttoo nnoonnee iinn tthhee eennttiirree UUSSAA..""

HHoowwaarrdd RR.. KKaappllaann,, BBCChhEE,, MMSS was a member of House Plan -Steers ’54 and the AIChE, and was vice president of Tau Beta Pi.He earned his master’s degree in industrial and management engi-neering at Columbia University. Howard went to work forAmerican Cyanamid Co. in 1955 and retired as the director ofchemicals group engineering in 1993. He is married to JaniceKaplan and has three children, Daniel, Eileen and Amy, and sixgrandchildren. Howard enjoys travel, square dancing, choir andgolf. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““HHoouussee PPllaann ppaarrttiieess,, lloonngg hhoouurrss iinntthhee cchheemmiiccaall eennggiinneeeerriinngg llaabbss,, ccoommmmuuttiinngg oonn tthhee ssuubbwwaayy,, PPrrooff.. PPaatteell’’ss aaddmmoonniisshhmmeenntt,,““GGoo lliibbrraarryy”” iinn aannsswweerr ttoo oouurr qquueessttiioonnss..””

SSeerrggeeii KKaanneevvsskkyy,, BBMMEE,, PPEE was a member of the ASME at City.He is a professional engineer in New York, New Jersey,Pennsylvania and Florida. He is a former senior associate ofGoldman-Copeland Association and Joseph R. Loring &Associates. Sergei was the director of mechanical electrical serv-ices at French & Parrillo from 1992 to 2001. He was a memberof the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration & AirConditioning Engineers, and the National Society of MilitaryEngineers, the Boca NFC, and the Manalapan Little League

Baseball and Youth Basketball. He and his wife, Roberta, have three children, Lawrence,Debra and Ronald, and five grandchildren. Sergei enjoys travel, photography, oil paint-ing and stamp & coin collecting.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““WWaallkkiinngg tthhrroouugghh tthhee ccaammppuuss,, ccllaasssseess,, mmeeeettiinnggffrriieennddss..””

GGiillbbeerrtt DD.. KKaayyee,, BBBBAA passed away on November 15, 2002. He is survived by his wife,Joyce, four children, and six grandchildren.

RRoonnaalldd LLaanngg,, BBMMEE,, MMEEEE was a member of the social fraternityfor engineering students, Epsilon Nu Gamma. He attended mas-ters programs in electrical engineering at Columbia Universityand in physiology at Baylor University. Ron has held senior man-agement positions in engineering, manufacturing and financeand is currently a corporate management consultant and crisismanager. He has spent the last eighteen years in a private con-sulting practice. He has lectured extensively to banking, legaland professional organizations on the subject of business turn-arounds, corporate re-engineering and management exit strate-

gies, and he serves on the board of directors of numerous companies. Ron was chiefengineer for the Apollo Space Suit, Portable Life Support Backpack and the LunarLander Environmental Control System. In 1971, as president of the Biomedical SystemsDivision of United Technologies Corp., he led a management buy-out of the companyand founded Vanguard Medical Systems Corp., which was acquired by Beckinson-Dickson in 1974. In 1994, he formed a syndicate of “angel” investors who have takenpositions in, or acquired, the assets of over a dozen companies. Ron serves as the direc-tor of Turnaround Management Association, Solomon Schechter Day School, and theJ.C.C. of Greater Boston. He is married to Dr. Evelyn Baker Lang and has three daugh-ters, Deborah, Elisabeth and Caroline, and eight grandchildren

LLaarrrryy LLeerrmmaann KKeenntt,, BBBBAA,, MMSS majored in business managementand was a member of Tau Delta Phi fraternity and House Plan -Saxe '55. He earned a master's degree in economics fromColumbia University and retired in 1987 as a software engineerat IBM Corp. Larry is married to Diane Kent and lives inChappaqua, NY. He is currently a member of several social clubsin his community and enjoys music, travel and philanthropy. Heis a member of the Class of 1955 50th Anniversary ReunionCommittee.

EEllaaiinnee KKrroouussee,, BBAA,, MMAA,, JJDD was an English major and a member of Hillel, StudentCouncil, Orchestra and the Dramatics Club. She graduated cum laude and stayed on atCity to earn her master's degree. Elaine earned her JD at the Brooklyn Law School. Sheis an associate professor at the City University of New York and an active member of avariety of community organizations. Her passion is chamber music. Elaine is divorcedand has two children, Lisa and Jonathan.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""AAttmmoosspphheerree wwaass wwoonnddeerrffuull.. SSeelleecctteedd pprrooffeessssoorrss..""

AAllffrreedd LLaappoorrttaa,, BBAA,, JJDD was a social science major. He earned hisdoctorate at NYU Law School in 1959 and was an attorney and apartner in Laporta & Laporta from 1959 to 2002. His hobbiesinclude golf and gardening. Alfred and his wife, Roberta, have threechildren, Alfred, Lawrence and Jeanne, and seven grandchildren.

SSiiddnneeyy LLaawwrreennccee,, BBMMEE,, PPEE was president of the ASME, treasurerof Pi Tau Sigma, co-captain of the Varsity Wrestling Team (3 let-ters), treasurer of the Varsity Club, group leader of the FreshmanAdvisory Committee, and a member of the Society of AutomotiveEngineers and Lock & Key. He was a delegate to the NationalConvention of Pi Tau Sigma and earned the Student CouncilHonors Award. In 1955 and 1956, he attended evening courses inbusiness administration at the University of Wisconsin,Milwaukee. For the first twenty years of his career, Sidney was themanager of planning at Allis Chalmers Corp. Thereafter, he was a

manager of manufacturing at Autotrol Corp., vice president of operations for SeacraftCorp., program manager at Northrop Corp. and, from 1990 to 2000, had his own con-sulting business - Lawrence & Associates. He is a former member of the NationalContract Management Association, National Association of Purchasing Management,ASME, National Society of Professional Engineers, and the U.S. Department ofCommerce-150 9000 Sub-Committee. He was a licensed professional engineer in NY,WI and MA and a certified purchasing manager (1974) and certified arbitrator of theAmerican Arbitration Association (1991-94). Sidney holds a 1969 patent for hot liq-uids and the 1972 Corporate Award for Merit from Allis Chalmers. He is the author ofthe book, "Shrinking The Globe Into Your Company's Hands," Rayve Pub., 1997. From1994 to 2000, he wrote for Savant, a bi-monthly column for the U.S. Small BusinessAdministration. He was elected to the board of directors of Turbotech, Inc. (1974-76),and was the director of international trade for SCORE, U.S. Small BusinessAdministration, (1994-1996). Sidney is divorced and lives in Fairfax, VA. He has onedaughter, Abigail. His hobbies include woodworking, fishing and golfing. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""FFeeeelliinnggss ooff bbeelloonnggiinngg aanndd rreecceeiivviinngg aa ssuuppeerriioorr eedduuccaa--ttiioonn aatt aa ffrreeee iinnssttiittuuttiioonn..""

RRoobbeerrtt LLeennttoo,, BBSS,, MMSS,, EEddDD majored in industrial arts and was the president of the I.A.Club. He graduated cum laude. Robert earned a master's degree at City in 1961 and adoctorate at Columbia Teachers College in 1971. He is an emeritus professor of CCNY'sDepartment of Technology and Occupational Education, retired in 1991. Dr. Lento isalso a furniture maker. His books include "Woodworking Tool Fabrication andManufacturing," Prentice Hall 1979; "Advanced Woodworking Projects," Prentice Hall1987; and "Advanced Woodworking Techniques," Sterling Publishers 2000. He and hiswife, Katherine, have three children, Guy, Mary Alice, and Janet, and five grandchil-dren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""GGrreeaatt ffaaccuullttyy -- PPrrooffss.. KKeeaannee,, MMccDDeerrmmootttt && WWiiggggiinnss..""

SShheeiillaa JJaaccoobbssoonnLLeevviinnee,, BBAA,, MMSSEEddmajored in Spanishand elementaryeducation. She waspresident and sec-retary of HousePlan - Sis Remsenand a member ofthe EducationSociety. She earned her master's degreeat Hunter College in 1972 and, in 1983,completed thirty credits beyond hermaster's. Sheila was a teacher until1991 and was an ESL coordinator at IS318. Since 1992, she has been a volun-teer at a charitable organization and hasbeen taking courses and traveling. Inher spare time, she enjoys reading andknitting. Sheila is a widow and has twochildren, Jeffrey and Julie, and threegrandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY:""EEccoonnoommiiccss CCllaassss wwiitthh DDrr.. TTaaffffeett..EElleeaannoorr RRoooosseevveelltt ssppeeaakkiinngg aatt CCCCNNYY..GGrreeaatt ttiimmeess wwiitthh ffrriieennddss iinn tthhee ccaaffeettee--rriiaa.. GGrreeaatteesstt 44 yyeeaarrss..""

PPaauull LLiippppmmaannnn,, BBAA,, PPhhDD used the surname Lipshitz during college. He was a psychol-ogy major and the vice president of the Psychology Society. He was a member of SigmaAlpha, the Economics Society, and the Journal of Social Studies, and he was the 1955representative for the Student Council. Paul graduated magna cum laude and was elect-ed to Phi Beta Kappa. He earned his doctorate in clinical psychology at the NYUGraduate School of Arts & Science. He has been the director of the Stockbridge DreamSociety since 1985, a fellow and a training & supervising psychoanalyst at the WilliamAlanson White Psychoanalytic Institute since 1969, and a member of the faculty of thepostdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis at NYU since 1994. He hasalso been a member of the faculty at the University of Massachusetts, YeshivaUniversity and Columbia University. He is a long-standing member of the AmericanPsychological Association, the William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Society, and theWestern Massachusetts & Albany Association of Psychoanalytic Psychologists (pastpresident-1985). Dr. Lippmann has written dozens of papers and chapters, primarilyon dreams and psychoanalytic psychology. He is the author of the book, "Nocturnes:On Listening To Dreams," 2000 Analytic Press, Hillsdale, NJ. He is currently workingon two other books, "Dreams in the Modern World: The Canary In The Mind" and "APsychoanalyst In Norman Rockwell Country." One of his current goals is to develop apsychoanalytic center in the Berkshires. Paul is also a klezmer musician and an artist;his paintings have been shown at several art exhibitions. He is married to FrancesLippmann and has two children, John and Eve, and two grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""CCaaffeetteerriiaa ffrriieennddsshhiipp.. AArrmmyy HHaallll rreessiiddeennccee ffoorr 11 yyeeaarrwwoorrkkiinngg oonn rreeggiissttrraattiioonn wwiitthh RRoobbeerrtt TTaayylloorr ((rreeggiissttrraarr)).. TToowwnnsseenndd HHaarrrriiss PPssyycchhoollooggyyDDeepptt..""

RRoobbeerrtt LL.. LLiinnddssaayy,, BBSS,, CCLLUU majored in actuarial science. He was alieutenant colonel in the Pershing Rifles and a member of theChristian Association. He was named Outstanding ROTC Cadet,both Basic & Advanced. Robert graduated cum laude. In the sum-mers of 1978 and ‘79, he attended the 81st Advanced ManagementProgram at the Harvard Graduate School of Business. He began hiscareer with Mutual of New York as an actuarial trainee in 1955 andretired in 1989 as an executive vice president. Since 1993, he hasbeen a trustee of the Diversified Investors Funds & Group. He is a

former member of the Tenafly Crime Stoppers and a former co-president of the TenaflyHSA. Currently the treasurer of the Knickerbocker Country Club and a member of thePresbyterian Church at Tenafly, he looks forward to continuing his community activi-ties. Robert’s hobbies include traveling and playing golf. He and his wife, Marilyn, havethree children, Melanie, Kenneth and Robyn, and five grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""PPaarrttiicciippaattiinngg oonn tthhee DDrriillll TTeeaamm..""

VViinncceenntt LLooCCaasscciioo,, BA, MA majored in English education and wasa member of the Newman Club. He earned his master's degree atColumbia University. Vincent retired in 1991 as the principal ofElementary School PS 102 in the Bronx. He is a member of theCSA, a supervisors association, and is a member of the Class of1955 50th Anniversary Reunion Committee. He is married toJeanne LoCascio and has two children, Andrea and Philip, andthree grandchildren.

SShheellddoonn LLuusskkiinn,, BBAA,, MMAA majored in economics and was the presi-dent and treasurer of Alpha Phi Omega. He was elected to Pick &Shovel and Lock & Key and was given the Student GovernmentMajor and Minor Awards. He earned his master's degree at theUniversity of Illinois. Sheldon was a labor economist for the U.S.Department of Labor from 1957 to 1966. Since 1967, he has beena plans and controls manager for International Business SystemsCo.

TThhoommaass LLyynncchh,, BBEEEE,, MMSSEEEE,, PPhhDD,, PPEE was a mem-ber the ROTC and was honored as OutstandingSophomore and Distinguished Military Student.He earned his master's degree at MIT where healso held a research assistantship. After earninghis doctorate at the University of Maryland, hedid a research fellowship at NASA. Thomas is aregistered professional engineer in the State ofNew York and a member of the IEEE, Eta KappaNu and Tau Beta Pi. He has been an electricalengineer for Hughes, NASA, Westinghouse, RCA,and most recently for Raytheon. He was issuedU.S. Patent 5,206,654 for the "Passive AircraftMonitoring System" in 1993. He is the author ofthe book, "Data Compression Techniques andApplication," published by Van NostrandReinhold, Co. New York, 1985. Thomas lives inPotomac, Maryland with his wife, Corinne. Heretired in 2000 and is spending some of his freetime playing jazz guitar. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee GGrreeaatt HHaallll..""

JJaammeess MMaallooyy,, BBEEEE began hiscareer as a senior engineer atBendix Aviation in 1955. Hewas a vice president atDatascan, Inc. from 1960 to1975 and the president andchairman of VertexIndustries, Inc. from 1975 to2000. Since leaving Vertex, hehas been the president andchairman of Fulcrum, Inc. James is a member ofthe National Commission on Weights &Measures (NCWM). He is divorced and has twosons, James Scott and Michael Quinn, and onegrandchild. His favorite pastime is fishing. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee lluunncchhrroooommggaanngg..""

GGeerraalldd MMaarrbbuurrgg,, BBSS,, MMSS was a psychology major and a member ofAlpha Phi Omega and the Wrestling Team. He earned his master'sdegree in human resource management at George WashingtonUniversity in 1970. He was a personnel officer for the U.S.V.A.from 1958 to 1993. Gerald was also an adjunct professor at theCollege of St. Mary, St. Francis College, Metro Community Collegeand Creighton University, and was honored with a Teacher of theYear Award. He is a member of MENSA. He is married to JudithMarburg and has a son, Daniel, and two grandchildren.

FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""AAllll mmyy mmeemmoorriieess ooff CCCCNNYY aarree vveerryy pplleeaassaanntt..""

SStteepphheenn MMaarrbbuurrgg,, BBSS,, MMAA,, PPhhDD majored in chemistry and wasinducted into Phi Beta Kappa. He was the manager of the SwimTeam and a reporter for the Observation Post. He earned hismaster's degree and doctorate at Harvard University and didpost-doctoral work in organic chemistry at Brandeis and M.I.T.Dr. Marburg was a professor at Boston University for three yearsprior to joining Merck and Co. in 1965. He was given the com-pany board of director's Scientific Award and retired as a distin-guished senior investigator in 1998. Dr. Marburg holds a num-ber of patents and has contributed to many scientific publica-tions. He is the inventor and developer of a vaccine against hemophilus influenzae B-commercial name, Ped Vax Hi B. Steve is also an amateur painter. He and his wife,Marlene, live in New Jersey. They have four children, Beth, Robert, Ross and Sally, andthree grandchildren.

AAllaann MMaarrkkss,, BBAA,, MMAA,, PPDD was a history major and was the vicepresident of the Graduating Class of 1955. He was a member ofthe Student Council, Young Liberals, the History Club, andGovernment & Law. Alan attended the CCNY Graduate School ofBusiness from 1955 to 1956 and earned an master's degree in eco-nomics from Columbia University in 1957. He returned to schoolat CCNY and Long Island University in 1960, and to Columbia in1961; he earned a master's in guidance from Columbia in 1965. Heholds a doctorate in administration from NYU (1972) and a 2002Certificate of Achievement from Cornell. Alan began a career in

school administration in 1968. For several years after retiring in 1993, he was a train-ing manager for Prudential Financial. He is currently the brotherhood president ofTemple Beth Torah, a speaker and recruiting and information specialist for Cornell, thegeneral chairman of the Cornell Alumni Association in Long Island, and a member ofthe Cornell Club of Palm Beach County. He is a former president and secretary of PhiDelta Kappa of Suffolk County. His published work includes contract analysis forWestchester, Nassau and Suffolk Counties from 1968 to 1971. Alan enjoys golf, read-ing, sailing and antique collecting. He and his wife, Louise, have two children. Melissaand David, and one grandchild. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee oouuttssttaannddiinngg ffaaccuullttyy mmeemmbbeerrss.. MMeeeettiinngg mmaannyybbrriigghhtt ssttuuddeennttss.. MMyy ggrreeaatt sseenniioorr yyeeaarr aanndd tthhee ggrroouuppss II wwoorrkkeedd wwiitthh aass vviiccee pprreessiiddeenntt..""

EEddiitthh GGrreeiiddiinnggeerr MMeeaadd,, BBSSEEdd,, MMAA was a history major. Shewas a member of the History Society, the Gilbert and SullivanSociety and Sis Cohen'55. She earned a Tremaine Scholarship,induction into the history honor society, Phi Alpha Theta, andthe Education Honor Society, and she graduated cum laude.Edith holds a master's degree in economics from ColumbiaUniversity and a master's in history from San Francisco StateUniversity. She was an economist for NERA in New York from1958 to 1963 and for the Bank of America in San Franciscofrom 1974 to 1982. She has also been a statistician for theBerkeley City Health Department. She retired in 1994 from her position with an insur-ance agent. Judith is a former member of the American Historical Association and hasbeen a member of Hadassah Womens Zionist Organizations of America, Marin Chaptersince 1995. Her main interests now include a book club that she facilitates through theMarin Chapter of Hadassah. She is married to Ralph A. Mead and has two daughters,Leila A. And Sarah B., and she is enjoying her relationship with her granddaughter,Tiara.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""GGrraadduuaattiioonn iinn JJuunnee 11995555 wwhheenn JJoonnaass SSaallkk,, wwhhoo hhaaddjjuusstt ccrreeaatteedd tthhee ppoolliioo vvaacccciinnee,, wwaass hhoonnoorreedd.. HHee wwaass ggiivveenn tthhee LLeeggiioonn ooff HHoonnoorr mmeemm--bbeerrsshhiipp ffrroomm FFrraannccee.. IItt wwaass aa mmiirraaccuulloouuss ddiissccoovveerryy wwhhiicchh hhaass ssaavveedd mmiilllliioonnss ooff lliivveessaanndd mmuucchh mmiisseerryy..""

EEllaaiinnee AA.. NNaacchhbbyy MMeeddnniicckk,, BBAA,, MMJJ majored in English literature.She was a reporter for The Campus, a member of the executivecommittee of Delta Theta Pi sorority, and she wrote the seniorclass history for Microcosm. She earned her master's degree at theUniversity of Missouri Graduate School of Journalism. Elaine is anewswriter, editor and speech writer. Since 1990, she has beenthe senior editor and executive speech writer for Altria GroupInc., and she is an editorial and featured editor for PM Globe, andthe editor-in-chief of Philpac News-a political action newsletter.Her prior positions include editor-in-chief of the company

newsletter and the executive management newsletter, and manager of special projectsfor General Foods/Kraft General/Kraft Foods Inc. In 1992, Elaine was given the IABCGold Quill Award of Excellence for writing features, editorials and first-personaccounts, and the IABC Silver Quill Award of Merit. She also holds the 2001 AmericanGraphic Designers Award. Elaine is married to Norman Mednick and has four children,Adam, Matthew, Jonathan and Jessica, and four grandchildren. She is enjoying life, loveand family.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: "" PPuuttttiinngg TThhee CCaammppuuss ttoo bbeedd eevveerryy wweeeekk;; ssoocciiaalliizziinngg&& ppllaayyiinngg bbrriiddggee iinn tthhee ccaaffeetteerriiaa;; mmaakkiinngg wwoonnddeerrffuull ffrriieennddss;; bbeeiinngg ffoorrttuunnaattee eennoouugghh ttoohhaavvee oouuttssttaannddiinngg pprrooffeessssoorrss wwhhoo cchhaalllleennggeedd uuss aanndd eennccoouurraaggeedd uuss ttoo sseett oouurr ggooaallsshhiigghh..""

MMaannuueell LL.. MMoorrrriiss,, BBcchhEE,, MMSSCChhEE earned his master's degree atthe University of Southern California. He is an engineer and wasa research scientist at Northrop Grumman from 1983 to 1997.Manuel has a daughter, Lillian, and two grandchildren. Hisfavorite pastimes include cruising, eating & sleeping, and goingout with his girlfriend, Lee Cole. FIND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""GGrraadduuaattiinngg..!!!!!!""

DDoonnaalldd RRooyy MMoorrssee,, BBSS,, DDDDSS,, MMAA,, PPhhDD changed his sur-name from Moskowitz in 1956. He majored in Biology atCity and was a member of the Beaver Barbell Club and thecaptain of the Weightlifting Team that won the EasternIntercollegiate Weightlifting Championships in 1953 andthe National Intercollegiate Weightlifting Championship2nd Place in 1954. He earned his DDS at New YorkUniversity in 1959, a certificate in endodontics from NYUin 1965, a master's degree in microbiology at Hofstra in1969, a master's in clinical psychology from WestchesterUniversity in 1985, and a doctorate in clinical nutrition atColumbia Pacific University in 1989. In the 1990's, hecompleted additional graduate courses in figure drawingat Temple University and in forensic dentistry at the Armed Forces Institute ofPathology. Donald retired as a full professor of the Department of Endodontology atTemple University in 1993 and is now an emeritus professor. In 1999, he retired fromhis practice in endodontics. He continues to teach stress management, which he hasbeen doing continuously since 1975, and he is an adjunct professor at the CamdenCounty College. Most recently, he has been the president of the Academy of Religionand Physical Research and the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Religion and PhysicalResearch. Donald is the author of over two hundred scientific articles and fifteen booksincluding one dental text, nine texts on stress management, one humorous illustratedbook, and four medical mystery novels. He is a former editor-in-chief of theInternational Journal of Psychosomatics. He is a former president of the PhiladelphiaSociety of Clinical Hypnosis. He is a (retired status) member of the American DentalAssociation, the American Association of Endodontists, and the Philadelphia Society ofClinical Hypnosis. He is a current member of the National Physique Committee, theAssociation of Oldetime Barbell, and Strongmen. Also an artist, Donald has exhibitedhis watercolors in Cherry Hill and Voorhees, NJ. His awards include the 1959 OKUHonor Award and the 1959 Founders Day Award from NYU, the 1985 HofstraUniversity Award for Outstanding Male Scholar, and a Special Award from the CCNYAlumni Varsity Association as a pioneer in the field of weightlifting, 2004. He is theonly dentist to ever receive the Faculty Research Award from Temple University.Among several awards for bodybuilding, Donald, at the age of 73, took first place inthe 2004 Musclemania Nation's Capitol Bodybuilding Men's Sr. Grand Masters. Heplans to enter the National Physique Association Sr. Grandmasters BodybuildingChampionship this year. Donald and his wife, Diane, have three children, Andrew,Brian and Caryn, and four grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""WWaattcchhiinngg tthhee CCCCNNYY BBaasskkeettbbaallll TTeeaamm wwiinn tthhee NNIITT aannddNNCCAAAA BBaasskkeettbbaallll CChhaammppiioonnsshhiippss iinn 11995500.. WWoorrkkiinngg oouutt wwiitthh tthhee wweeiigghhtt lliifftteerrss iinn tthheebbaasseemmeenntt ooff LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm.. AAtttteennddiinngg bbiioollooggyy aanndd cchheemmiissttrryy ccllaasssseess,, aaddmmiirriinngg tthheeaarrcchhiitteeccttuurree ooff tthhee sscchhooooll bbuuiillddiinnggss..""

HHeerrbbeerrtt NNaaggeerr,, BBBBAA was an advertising major. He was the sportseditor and managing editor of the Ticker, president of the 45Club, and sports editor for the Lexicon yearbook. Herbert is anadvertising print production director. He began his career with avariety of positions in advertising agencies in 1955 and was anassistant production manager at Richard K. Manoff, Inc. from1961 to 1970. He retired from J. Walter Thompson Co. in 1999after almost thirty years as the VP and director of print produc-tion. Herbert is the co-founder and former president of theAtlantic Print Production Association (1987-1999) and was a

member of the 4A's Print Production Committee for several years. He and his wife,Rochelle, do a lot of traveling. They have three children, Alan, Samuel and Steven, andfive grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee ccaammaarraaddeerriiee,, ffuunn,, ffeelllloowwsshhiipp mmiixxeedd iinn wwiitthh ccrraazzii--nneessss oonn tthhee TTiicckkeerr nneewwssppaappeerr ssttaaffff.. MMiiddnniigghhtt ssuubbwwaayy rriiddeess ttoo tthhee pprriinntteerr ((wwrriittiinngg tthheessttoorryy oonn tthhee wwaayy)) ttoo ccoovveerr aa llaattee bbaasskkeettbbaallll ggaammee ffoorr tthhee nneexxtt mmoorrnniinngg''ss ppaappeerr --II eevveennggoott mmuuggggeedd oonnccee..""

SSttuuaarrtt NNaammmm,, BBAA,, LLLLBB majored in pre-law. He was a member ofthe Lacrosse Team and was awarded major letters in each of hisfour years. Prior to earning a bachelor of laws degree atBrooklyn Law School in 1961, Stuart was a contract analyst forthe Equitable Life Assurance Society. He began his career in lawas an attorney and examiner for the Federal Trade Commissionin 1961, and he retired in 1993 as a New York State Countyjudge. He is a former member of the Suffolk County BarAssociation and the New York State Bar Association. In 1993, hewas honored with the Justice Thurgood Marshall Award by theNYS Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys; the David C.Michaels Award by the NYS Bar Association; and Honorary Lifetime Membership &Special Award by the Suffolk County Chapter of the NAACP. As a consultant and lec-turer, he worked on the television documentary series, "The Serial Killers," and helooks forward to creating and producing other documentary works for television. JudgeNamm and his wife, Nancy Ann, live in North Carolina. They have three children,Gary, Keith and Suzanne, and seven grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""PPllaayyiinngg llaaccrroossssee iinn LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm;; hhaavviinngg tteeaammbbuuddddiieess wwhhoo lliivveedd iinn AArrmmyy HHaallll ddoorrmmiittoorryy;; RROOTTCC mmoorrnniinngg ccllaasssseess..""

DDaavviidd SS.. NNoouurrookk,, BBSS,, MMDD was a biology major and the treasurerand vice president of the Caduceus Society. He was a member ofSigma Alpha and he co-captained the Cross Country Track Team.David was awarded the Jonas E. Salk Scholarship for the Study ofMedicine, Phi Beta Kappa, and the Masonic Award. He earned hismedical degree in 1959 from the College of Physicians andSurgeons at Columbia University. Following graduation, he spenta year as a medical intern at UCLA and a year each as a medicalresident at Mt. Sinai Hospital of Cleveland and at Ohio StateUniversity Hospital. He was a fellow in endocrinology at UCLAin 1962-63 and a fellow in metabolism at Wadsworth VA Hospital in 1963-64. Dr.Nourok was an internist and endocrinologist with the San Bernardino Medical Group,Inc. from 1973 to 1999. Now semi-retired, he works part-time and does locum tenanswork for several medical organizations. He is a fellow of the American College ofPhysicians and a member of the AMA and the American Diabetes Association. His for-mer associations include the honorary medical student society, Alpha Omega Alpha;the Inland Society of Internal Medicine ( president 1968-69, 1983-84); CaliforniaSociety of Internal Medicine ( member of Board of Trustees and chairman of BylawsCommittee); San Bernardino County Medical Society, CMA, San BernardinoCommunity Hospital ( member of Board of Directors, chairman of Dept. of Medicine,founding chairman of Bioethics Committee); Saint Bernardine Hospital ( medical direc-tor of Home Health Service, chairman of Bioethics Committee and Infection ControlCommittee ); American Diabetes Association (president of Inland Empire Chapter.)David enjoys reading, hiking and traveling. He and his wife, Marlene, have five chil-dren, Sonia, Jonathan, Andrew Joseph, Brian and Mary, and four grandchildren.

AAllbbeerrtt OOlleerr,, BBSS,, MMDD,, PPhhDD majored in biology and chemistry and was a member ofCaduceus. After receiving his medical degree from Downstate Medical Center in 1959,he was a rotating intern and then a fellow in clinical chemistry at Michael ReeseHospital in Chicago. From 1961 to 1970, he was a fellow in anatomic pathology at theUniversity of Pittsburgh. Dr. Oler's most recent position was as an associate professorof pathology at Upstate Medical University in Syracuse. He retired in 2000. He is mar-ried to Sujin S. Oler, MD and has a daughter, Cheryl R. Tumlin, Esq., and two grand-children.

JJoosseepphh GG.. OOwweenn,, BBAA,, LLLLBB,, JJDD majored in social science and was amember of Delta Alpha Fraternity, Webb Patrol (ROTC) and theNewman Club. He earned his juris doctorate at FordhamUniversity School of Law in 1959. Joseph worked for the lawoffices of Gibbons and Muhlvihill (1959-1962), Schleider andOwen (1963-1972) and Owen and Grogan (1973-1984) and wasthe town justice of the town of Wallkill from 1974 to 1984. He wasa surrogate of Orange County from 1985 to 1993 and, since 1994,has been a justice of the Supreme Court. He is a member of theAssociation of Supreme Court Justices, the Magistrates'Association of New York State, the Kiwanis Club, the Circleville

Fire Company and the 4H Orange County Cooperative Extension. He is a former mem-ber of the council executive board of the Hudson-Delaware Council of the Boy Scoutsof America and served on the board of directors of the Orange County Mental HealthAssociation. In 2004, he was given the Liberty Bell Award by the Orange County BarAssociation and the Women's Bar Association of Orange and Sullivan Counties. TheOrange County Magistrates Association honored him in 2003 with Recognition ofLong and Distinguished Service. Joseph enjoys reading, walking, hiking and familyactivities with his wife, Patricia, and his children, Elizabeth, Joseph, Ursula, Patrickand Marianne, and his twelve grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""FFoonnddeesstt mmeemmoorriieess aarree tthhoossee aaccttiivviittiieess aassssoocciiaatteedd wwiitthhDDeellttaa AAllpphhaa FFrraatteerrnniittyy wwhhiicchh wwaass tthhee oollddeesstt ffrraatteerrnniittyy oonn ccaammppuuss,, hhaavviinngg bbeeeenn ssttaarrtteeddiinn 11885555,, aanndd tthhee RROOTTCC --ccoonncclluuddeedd wwiitthh ggeettttiinngg ccoommmmiissssiioonneedd aa 22nndd lliieeuutteennaanntt iinn tthheeUU..SS.. AArrmmyy..""

HHeerrbb PPaappeerrnnoo,, BBCChhEE was the president of Allagarooters. His workas a chemical engineer has taken him from QA management forAerojet, Brown & Root (Halliburton) and Bechtel Corp. to PacificGas and Electric. He is a former member of the OversiteCommittee for the Las Vegas Nuclear Test Site and was a memberof the Red Cross Disaster Team. His favorite hobby is tennis. Herband his wife, Judy, have three children, Adam, Roger and Tim, andthree grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""SSoocciiaalliizziinngg aatt ssppoorrttss eevveennttss..HHiigghhss,, lloowwss ooff bbaasskkeettbbaallll tteeaamm..""

BBaarrbbaarraa SSeelliiggssoonn PPaarrooddnneecckk,, BBBBAA,, MMSS was a business major, a House Plan mother anda member of Hillel. She graduated magna cum laude from Lehman College in 1979with a master's degree in special education. Barbara is a retired teacher. She is a mem-ber of the Lawrence Park Civic Association, member and former secretary /publicitychairman of Hadassah, member and former secretary of the LPJC Sisterhood, and amember and former president of the School 30 PTA. Her hobbies include cooking, trav-eling and reading. Barbara is married to Dr. Edward Parodneck. They have three chil-dren, Lynn, Lloyd and Joel, and four grandchildren.

AAllvviinn PPeerrllmmaann,, BBAA,, MMAA majored in English. He was chancel-lor and chaplain of the national council of Sigma Beta Phi;associate copy editor and member of the Associate NewsBoard of The Campus; a member of the editorial board of theLiterary Society; a delegate of the IFC; a member of the InterClub Board; and he served on the staff of Microcosm. Heearned his master’s degree in international relations at theFletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, in1970, and attended the Royal College of Defence Studies inLondon in 1976. Alvin began his career in 1955 as a reporter-editor for the Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette and retired

in 1986 from the American Foreign Service, U.S. Information Agency (USIA). In theintervening years, he was an editor for the Des Moines Register; an information offi-cer and cultural affairs officer in India, Viet-Nam, Indonesia and the U.K.; a policy offi-cer for the Office of European Affairs of the USIA in Washington; a counselor of theembassy in Romania; deputy director for the Soviet Union, Eastern and SouthernEurope, USIA; and the editor of the Winchester, Virginia School System Newsletter.Alvin is a member of the Foreign Service Retirees Association of Florida, the AmericanForeign Service Association, and the Delray Beach Kiwanis Club. He is a former mem-ber of the Winchester, Virginia, Kiwanis Club and the CCNY Alumni Association -PalmBeach Branch. Alvin lectures of the role of the Foreign Service and public diplomacy ininternational relations. He plans to continue this work and to do more writing andtraveling. For recreation, he also enjoys bowling. Alvin and his wife, Ellen, live inDelray Beach, Florida. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““WWrriittiinngg aabboouutt ccoolllleeggee eevveennttss ffoorr tthhee CCaammppuuss””..

PPeettee PPhhiilliippppss,, BBAA was known as Ernest at college. Hewas an economics major and worked briefly as areporter for one of the school newspapers. Pete wasa copy editor for The New York Times from 1957 to1965, a correspondent for McGraw-Hill from 1965 to1986, and holds the National Press Club JournalismAward. His short stories have been published in avariety of literary magazines and he continues towrite fiction. Pete is also a lover of classical music.He is a former volunteer for the U.S. HolocaustMemorial Museum. He and his wife, Evelyn, havetwo daughters, Karen and Laura, and two grandchil-dren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""BBeeiinngg rreeaaddmmiitttteeddaafftteerr hhaavviinngg bbeeeenn eexxppeelllleedd ffrroomm eennggiinneeeerriinngg sscchhooooll..""

HHaannnnaahh PPrriiccee,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSSEEdd majored in elementary education andwas a member of House Plan. She graduated cum laude andearned her master's degree in elementary science education atthe CCNY Graduate School. Hannah taught in elementary edu-cation and retired in 2001 as a fourth grade teacher at YNJ, a pri-vate school in River Edge, New Jersey. She has been an area vicepresident of Hadassah, Northern New Jersey Region, since 2003and is a former president of Hadassah's Pacack Valley Chapter.Hannah is a writer and lyricist. Her original musical theaterpiece, "Gift of Love,” was performed at the 13th Street RepertoryTheater in New York City in 2001 and at the Elmwood Theater in Nyack in 1997 and2000. She is the author and lyricist of a 1979 nationally distributed educational musicseries called "Listen, Sing and Learn." In 1985, B'nai B'rith Women (now JewishWomen's International) honored her with the Public Relations Achievement Award.Hannah is married to Arthur Price and has three children, Barry, Robert and Nancy, andsix grandchildren.

AAnnggeelloo QQuuaalliicchh,, BBEEEE was a test engineer with Siemens Energy & Automation from1955 until 1988 and worked for Ohio Transport from 1988 to 1997. He is a member ofthe IEEE. He is married to Ruth E. Qualich and has two children, Cynthia and John,and two grandchildren.

MMaarrggaarreett QQuuaannddeerr,, MMSSEEdd was a teacher at the time she was earning her master's degreeat City. She retired in 1987.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""JJuusstt hhaappppyy ttoo bbee aatt CCiittyy..""

IIrraa JJ.. RRaaaabb,, BBBBAA,, JJDD,, MMPPAA,, MMSS,, MMBBAA majored in business management. He holds a jurisdoctorate from Brooklyn Law School, a master of public administration degree fromNew York University, a master of science degree in public administration from LongIsland University and an MBA from Adelphi University. Ira is a lawyer and a justice ofthe New York State Supreme Court. He has published over twenty-five judicial deci-sions. His professional associations include the American Judges Association, theAmerican Judge's Foundation, the American Bar Association, American JudicatureSociety, Association of Arbitrations, Association of Arbitrators, InternationalAssociation of Jewish Lawyers & Jurists, Jewish Lawyers of Nassau County, NassauCounty Lawyers Association, Nassau County Bar Association, New York StateDefenders Association and Professional Group Legal Services Association. He has beena professor, instructor and lecturer and has served a number of community organiza-tions such as the Hewlett H.S. Business Alliance for whom he was a member of theAdvisory Board from 1994 to 2000. Among many awards and honors, Justice Raabholds the 1952 American History Award from the Veterans of Foreign Wars; the 1974,1976 and 1979 Consumer Protection Awards from the Federal Trade Commission; the1983 William H. Burnett Award from the American Judges Association; the 1985Presidential Recognition Award given by President Ronald Regan; the 1987 Man of theYear Award by the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce; the April 1989 Lawyerof the Month by the Nassau County Bar Association; and the 1999 Man of the YearAward by the NYS Court Reporters Association. Ira plays tennis and enjoys swimming.He and his wife, Gloria, have eight children, Michael, Shelly, Jill, Todd, Jonathan, Julie,Jennifer and Joe, and fourteen grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""PPllaayyiinngg ffoooottbbaallll iinn LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm..""

RRoobbeerrtt RRaabbiinnoowwiittzz,, BBSS,, MMAA,, PPhhDD majored in chemistry and was a member of theBaskerville Chemistry Society (vice president 1954-55) and a member of the StampClub. He earned his master's degree and doctorate at Columbia University. Robert wentto work for American Cyanamid Co. in 1958 and retired in 1990 as their technicaldirector. He and his wife, Carol, live in Stamford, CT. They have three children, David,Mindy and Pamela.

DDeenniiss RRaauucchhmmaann,, BBAA,, MMAA graduated cum laude and attended San Francisco State toearn a secondary credential in 1961 and a master's degree in literature in 1967. Heretired as a high school teacher of English and ceramics in 1994. Denis is the owner ofGreen House Pottery and his plans for the future include making better pots. He is amember of S.F. City Guides, an organization that arranges private walking tours. Denishas three children, Eva, David and Shelley, and one grandchild. He and his partner,Leslie McBride, live in Half Moon Bay, CA.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""SSiinnggiinngg GGeerrmmaann ssoonnggss iinn LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm ((iinn ccllaassss))wwhhiillee tthhee llaaccrroossssee tteeaamm pprraaccttiicceedd.. DDaammaaggiinngg mmyy bbaacckk iinn aann aabboorrttiivvee aatttteemmpptt ttoo jjooiinn tthheettrraacckk tteeaamm.. TThhee ssiillllyy ggooiinnggss--oonn iinn tthhee QQuuaadd -- ffoorrggoott tthhee jjookkeesstteerr''ss nnaammee..""

SSttaannlleeyy RReellkkiinn,, BBSS,, BBHHLL,, MMAAHHLL majored in anthropology, was amember of the Concert and Marching Band, and served as thepresident of Zeta Beta Tau. He earned his bachelor's and master'sdegrees in Hebrew letters at the Hebrew Union College - JewishInstitute of Religion. Stanley was ordained as a rabbi in 1962and served the St. Thomas Synagogue in the U.S. Virgin Islandsfrom 1975 to 1990 and the Hebrew Union Congregation inGreenville, MS from 1990 to 1997. He is currently a member ofthe Central Conference of American Rabbis and the NationalAssociation of Retired Reform Rabbis (editor of the newsletter)

and a member of the Lotos Club of N.Y.C. and the Circumnavigators Club. He is theauthor of "Short History of the Hebrew Congregation of St. Thomas," 1983. Among hishonors, Stanley was awarded a D.D. from HUC-JIR in 1987 and a commendation fromthe Legislature of the U.S. Virgin Islands in 1990. He and his wife, Ivy, live in Fort Lee,New Jersey. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMyy ffrriieennddsshhiippss aanndd aassssoocciiaattiioonnss.. CCaarriinngg pprrooffeessssoorrss..""

EEddwwaarrdd AA.. RRiinnccoonn,, BBBBAA was an accounting major and a member ofthe Accounting Society. He majored in finance at the University ofMiami in 1960-61. He is a former VP of operations of theInternational Division of the Meat and Seafood Division of BurdenCo. and a former controller of Burnup and Sims, Inc. From 1978to 1988, he was a senior VP of finance and the CFO of Snelling &Snelling Inc. Edward has served as the president of the Palm Beachchapter of the Institute of Management Accountants and the pres-ident of the Florida chapter of the Financial Executive Group. Hewas a member of the board of Pelican Man's Sanctuary and theSarasota Baseball Classic and has been a consultant for S.C.O.R.E.and the Executive Service Corps. of Sarasota. He continues to work as a consultant andis enjoying time to travel and be with his wife, Sandra, their son, Todd, and their twograndchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""GGrraadduuaattiioonn ddaayy..""

HHeerrbbeerrtt RReenntteerr,, BBCCEE,, MMBBAA,, EEddDD majored in water supply andwas a member and secretary of the American Society of CivilEngineers. He earned his master's degree at the University ofDetroit and his doctorate at Western Michigan University.Herbert is a former director of training at Hertz Corp., directorof major accounts at Sandy Corp. and director of AmeritechPublishing Inc. International. He has been the owner and a part-ner in American Web Page, a company specializing in searchengine optimization, since 1995. He has been a part-time MBAinstructor at Cleary University since 1993 and at Davenport

University since 1990. He is a past director of the Metro NY Chapter of the AmericanSociety of Training & Development. He was a naval aviator with the U.S. Navy andretired in 1985 as a captain, after thirty years in the active reserves. Herbert is marriedto Julie Rich and has four children, Thomas, William, Tracy and Andrew, and ninegrandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: "SSiittttiinngg aanndd ssttuuddyyiinngg iinn tthhee ssuunn aatt LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm..SSttaayyiinngg llaattee oonn FFrriiddaayy nniigghhttss iinn tthhee ddrraaffttiinngg rroooommss ttoo ccoommpplleettee aassssiiggnnmmeennttss aanndd wwaallkk--iinngg tthhrroouugghh HHaarrlleemm aafftteerr 1100ppmm ffeeeelliinngg ccoommpplleetteellyy ssaaffee.. TThhee jjookkeess ffrroomm mmyy ffrriieennddss iinnBBrrooookkllyynn""

JJooaann ZZaalliinnsskkyy RRoobbiinnss,, BBBBAA,, MMSS was a psychology major. Shewas a member of the Psych Club, the Ticker, the StudentCouncil, and the Spanish Club, and she was an editor for theBeaver Bulletin. Joan was inducted into Psi Chi. She earned hermaster's degree in psychology at the University ofMassachusetts. She is a former director of the Long IslandCenter and was a psychologist, team leader and director at theNYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse from 1969 to1989. She has been a program coordinator for the CaribbeanInstitute on Alcoholism and Other Substances, University of

West Indies, since 1974. Joan is a vice president of Hadassah. She is a widow and hastwo children, Craig and Renee, and three grandchildren.FIND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""99tthh FFlloooorr..""

RRoobbeerrtt JJ.. RRiinnii,, BBSS,, MMAA was a chemistry major and a member of Alpha Phi Delta frater-nity. He earned his master's degree at Brooklyn College. He began his career as a chiefchemist for the Quality Control Lab of Pepsi-Cola Co. in 1955. He was a productionchemist at Schweppes USA Ltd. from 1960 to 1967 and he worked in tech service forfood additives at Allied Chemical from 1967 to 1978. He retired in 1991 from VanWaters and Rogers. Robert is an emeritus member of the Institute of FoodTechnologists and the International Society of Beverage Technologists. He and his wife,Eunice, have four children, Ellen, Adam, Linda and Carolyn, and seven grandchildren.

GGiill RRoobbiinnoovv,, BBAA earned his bachelor's degree in economics and wasthe chairman of Academic Freedom Week, president of Students forDemocratic Action and a reporter for the Observation Post. He laterattended the Real Estate Institute at NYU and is now a real estateexecutive and executive managing director. He and his wife, Felice,have two children, Susan and David, and four grandchildren. Gil isthe chairman of the Class of 1955 50th Anniversary ReunionCommittee. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMeeeettiinngg ffrriieennddss iinn tthhee ccaaffeetteerriiaa..""

DDaavviidd RRoossee,, BBBBAA,, CCPPAA was an accounting major and a member ofLazak '55. He is a financial consultant and the executive vice pres-ident of Gumbiner, Savett, Finkel, Fingleson & Rose, Inc. He isa member of the California Society of CPA's, the NY State Societyof CPA's and the American Institute of CPA's. David and his wife,Arva, live in Santa Monica, CA. David enjoys travel and tennis.He looks forward to retiring at the age of 75. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""HHoouussee PPllaann ppaarrttiieess,, tthhee ootthheerr ssttuu--ddeennttss..""

JJeerrrryy RRooggoovviinn,, BBMMEE,, MMMMEE,, PPEE earned both of his degrees at CityCollege and is a New York State professional engineer. He wasthe group head for thermodynamics at Grumman Aerospacefrom 1962 to 1972 and recently retired, as vice president, afterthirty years as a real estate executive with Samson Managementand Development. Jerry and his wife, Minnia, have three chil-dren, Bruce, Karen and Brenda, and five grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""AA qquuaalliittyy eedduuccaattiioonn ffrroomm aattuuiittiioonn ffrreeee sscchhooooll.. HHaarrdd wwoorrkk aanndd ddeemmaannddiinngg pprrooffeessssoorrss ttuurrnneedd

uuss iinnttoo ssoolliidd eennggiinneeeerrss wwhhoo eeaarrnneedd tthhee rreessppeecctt ooff oouurr ppeeeerrss..""

MMyyrrnnaa FFaalllleecckk RRoossee,, BBSSEEdd,, MMAA was a member of Dramsocand the Education Society. She earned her master's degreein speech pathology at Newark State College in 1972 andwas a full-time speech pathologist with MendhamTownship Schools in New Jersey for twenty-five years. Shewas a member of the NJSHA, FLASHA and the ASHA from1972 to 2004, and a member of the NJEA and the NEAfrom 1972 to 1997. Myrna is noted in the 1988 “Who'sWho Among Human Service Professionals” and holds the1980 State of New Jersey Award for InserviceDevelopment, and awards from ASHA and ACE in 1994-1997. Myrna still works as a speech pathologist part-timeand is otherwise enjoying her grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""SSppeeeecchh ccllaassss iinn AArrmmyyHHaallll;; AAmmeerriiccaann LLiitteerraattuurree;; bbeeiinngg aa ppssyycchhoollooggyy ssuubbjjeecctt;; mmyyffeettaall ppiigg iinn BBiioo;; ccoommmmeenncceemmeenntt aatt LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm;;PPaauull RRoobbeessoonn ssiinnggiinngg iinn tthhee ccaaffeetteerriiaa..;; ppllaayyiinngg tthhee rroollee ooffJJooccaassttaa iinn OOeeppiidduuss RReexx ffoorr tthhee eennggiinneeeerriinngg ssttuuddeennttss..RReeaaddiinngg ttoo bblliinndd ssttuuddeennttss..""

DDaavviidd LLeeee RRoosseenn,, BBSS was a pre-med major. He studied at the University of MarylandSchool of Medicine and retired in 1995 from a career in psychiatry. While chief of psy-chiatry at Kaiser Permanente in San Rafael, he was named senior consultant. David iscurrently a member of the Local Kaiser Permanente Hospital Ethics Committee and thePhysicians Well Being Committee. He volunteers at the Rotary Club Free Clinic. Hishobbies include woodworking, piano, gardening and travel. He and his wife, LindaSteck, have five children, Elana, Josh, Eve, Zach and Rachel, and one grandchild.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""II ccoonnssttrruucctteedd aa mmooddeell ooff aa lleeaaff ssttoommaa tthhaatt wwaass aaccttiivvaatt--eedd wwiitthh aa bbiiccyyccllee ppuummpp.. TThhee aaccccoommppaannyyiinngg ppaappeerr wwaass ppuubblliisshheedd iinn aa CCCCNNYY BBiioollooggyyjjoouurrnnaall..""

JJaayy MM.. RRoosseenn,, BBEEEE was a member of the ROTC, House Plan andthe Fencing Team. He was a first lieutenant in the U.S. ArmyCorp of Engineers from 1955 to 1957. He is a former directorof logistics and customer service for Bunker Ramp Corp., AlliedSignal Corp., and Olivetti Corp., retired in 1997. He is a formerpresident of the Fairfield Chapter of the Association of FieldService Managers (AFSM). Jay and his wife, Marlene, havethree children, Stephanie, Michael and Eric, and six grandchil-dren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""$$44..5500 ttuuiittiioonn ppeerr sseemmeesstteerr..EExxcceelllleenntt eedduuccaattiioonn..""

JJeerroommee RRoosseenn,, BBAA majored in literature and was the editor ofObservation Post. He is a marketing, advertising, communityrelations and fund-raising professional, and has been the presi-dent and CEO of TeleSell America/South Star Marketing, Inc.for fourteen years. He is a former president of RPM Advertisingand was a vice president at Overlook Hospital in New Jerseyand Mercy Hospital in Long Island. Jerome is semi-retired andruns his company in partnership with his wife, Renee. Heenjoys writing, reading history, landscaping, travel, local theaterand antique collecting. He has five children, Peter, Robin

(deceased), David, Diana and Greg, and three grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""WWoorrkk oonn tthhee wweeeekkllyy nneewwssppaappeerr,, ssttuuddyy iinn AArrmmyy HHaallll,,wwoorrkk eevveenniinnggss iinn tthhee EExxtteennssiioonn DDiivviissiioonn,, aatttteennddiinngg bbaasskkeettbbaallll ggaammeess,, wwoonnddeerrffuullffrriieennddsshhiippss..""

SSeeyymmoouurr RRoottkkeerr,, BBAA,, LLLLBB was a history major, a member of HousePlan, and served as the president of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity. Hewas an assistant district attorney in the Bronx from 1960-1978 andhas been a justice of the Supreme Court of New York State fortwenty-six years. He is looking forward to his retirement and theopportunity to travel and write a book. Seymour and his wife,Barrie Stern, have three children, Karyn, Jonathan and Michael,and six grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMeeeettiinngg mmyy ffiirrsstt wwiiffee aatt HHoouusseePPllaann//ffrraatt ppaarrttyy.. HHaannggiinngg oouutt aatt ccaaffeetteerriiaa wwiitthh ffrriieennddss..""

RReennaattoo RRoossiiggnnoollii,, BBBBAA majored in international trade and was thesecretary of the Foreign Trade Society and the president of thePropeller Club. He lives in White Plains, NY with his wife,Marcella. They have three children, Carlo, Renee and David.

IIrrvviinngg SS.. RRootthhmmaann,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSSEEdd was a member of Dramsoc, Hillel and House Plan, andwas inducted into the national honor society in education, Kappa Delta Pi. He earnedhis master's degree at City in 1958 and an advanced degree graduate diploma in guid-ance practice and administration from CUNY in 1967. He was a guidance counselor inNew York City from 1961 to 1991 and a cantor in various synagogues from 1969 to1993. Irving is the author of "The Counselor Takes a Walk" for the Journal of KappaDelta Pi. He is a music lover and has been a member of the Kol Rinah WestchesterJewish Community Choir since 2001. He and his wife, Laura, have three children, EricR., Ari Seth and Jonathan H., and six grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""DDrraammssoocc''ss pprroodduuccttiioonn ooff GGiirrll CCrraazzyy,, 11994499..""

SSyyllvviiaa KKiinnggssbbeerrgg RRuuffff,, BBAA was a music major and a member ofHouse Plan’55. After City, she attended the Dalcroze School ofMusic and the Mannes School. Sylvia is piano teacher with pri-vate students. She is a member of the Music Teachers NationalOrganization and is retiring as the recording secretary of herlocal chapter. She is married to Irwin Ruff and has two chil-dren, Miriam and Naomi.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““MMyy ffoonnddeesstt mmeemmoorriieess ccoonncceerrnntthhee ffrriieennddsshhiippss ffoorrmmeedd aatt CCCCNNYY iinncclluuddiinngg sseevveerraall II hhaavvee mmaaiinn--ttaaiinneedd ttoo tthhiiss ddaayy.. II wwiillll aallwwaayyss rreemmeemmbbeerr hhaavviinngg bbeeeenn ppaarrtt oofftthhee MMuussiicc DDeepptt.. wwiitthh iittss ggrreeaatt tteeaacchheerrss,, aanndd aann eedduuccaattiioonn tthhaatt eennaabblleedd mmee ttoo ppuurrssuueemmuussiicc aass aa pprrooffeessssiioonn aass wweellll aass aann aavvooccaattiioonn..””

PPhhiilliipp RRuuttkkiinn,, BBSS,, PPhhDD was achemistry major, the presi-dent of the BaskervilleChemical Society, and aBaskerville Society Medalwinner. He graduated fromNYU in 1960 with a doctor-ate in organic chemistry.During the period from1959 to the mid 1960’s, he

taught as an adjunct professor at FarleighDickinson University and at the NYU NightSchool and, from the mid sixties to 1975, hetaught organic chemistry at CCNY. Dr. Rutkin is acosmetic chemist, a member of the ACS, AAASand the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, and hascontributed chapters on cosmetic formulations forcosmetic chemistry texts. He retired in 2004 as theVP of research and development at The Limited-Bath & Body Works, and is currently consideringa return to work. Married to his wife, Marlene,since 1957, he has four children, Alan, Robin,Melissa and Bruce, and four grandchildren. Thefamily enjoys spending time together, especially attheir vacation retreat in Vermont. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““TThhee bboonnddssbbeettwweeeenn cchheemmiissttrryy mmaajjoorrss -- ‘‘tthhee ssiixx ooff uuss”” ttooggeetthh--eerr ffoorr 44 yyeeaarrss aatt CCCCNNYY aanndd ssttiillll iinn ccoonnttaacctt ttooddaayy!!””

LLaauurreennccee SSaalloommoonn,, BBAA,, MMAA,, PPhhDD was a history major. He earned a TremaineScholarship for 1953-54 and 1954-55. He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and PhiAlpha Theta. He earned his master's degree and doctorate at Boston University inAfrican history. From 1958 to 1960, Laurence was on a Ford Foundation Foreign AreaTraining Fellowship in South Africa and he attended the Fullbright-Hays SummerSeminar in Africa in 1967. He was a professor of history at Western State College ofColorado and at SUNY New Palz. He was the director of a prison program at MaristCollege; the U.S. Office of Education awarded him a Grant for Special Services forDisadvantaged Students, Marist / Downstate College/ Prison Program, 1980-84. He isthe author of "The Economic Background to the Revival of Afrikaner Nationalism" andhe wrote the cover article for the October 15, 1976 edition of the National Review, enti-tled "South Africa is Our Future." Laurence retired in 1995 and is now the owner andoperating farmer of Tweefontein Herb Farm in New Palz. He is makingimage/music/narrative DVD programs on African life and history from an archive of30,000 images that he has assembled. He is single and the father of two children, Hopiand Yan, and two grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: "" KKiibbiittzziinngg,, eessppeecciiaallllyy aabboouutt ppoolliittiiccss iinn tthhee lluunncchhrroooomm..""

TToobbyy CCaarrlliinneerr SSaanncchheezz,, BBAA was a sociology major. She graduat-ed in the Honors Program, magna cum laude, and was inductedinto Phi Beta Kappa. She continued her education with coursesat Hunter, New School, Columbia and NYU. Toby has been theexecutive director of the Junction/College DevelopmentCorporation, the manager of Vision/El Periodico del Barrio/EastHarlem's Newspaper; a program associate for the CommunityResource Exchange; director of public relations and special proj-ects at Brooklyn In Touch Information Center; and the executivedirector of the Flatbush East Development Association. Toby

retired in 2002 as a self-employed grant writer and fund raising consultant. Since 1994,she has been an adjunct assistant professor of board development and training at theNYU School of Continuing Education. She is a member of the Interfaith Committee ofEast Midwood Jewish Center and Our Lady of Refuge Roman Catholic Church. She isa founder and coordinator of the Campus Road Garden at Brooklyn College and hasbeen a volunteer gallery educator for the Museum of Jewish Heritage. Her other com-munity memberships include Brooklyn Community Board #14; BrooklynNeighborhood Advisory Board #14; Center Against Domestic Violence (board memberfor ten years and chairperson for three years); East Midwood Jewish Center (trustee);Friends of the Claredon Library ( founder and president); MTA Task Force on FarePolicy; and South Midwood Residents' Association ( president two years). Toby holdsthe 1990 First Place award in Media Placements and the Honorable Mention award forBrochures from the Community Agencies Public Relations Association; the 1990Commitment to Community Award from the Mid Brooklyn Civic Association; the 1996Community Volunteer of the Year Award from Assemblywoman Rhoda Jacobs; and the2004 Distinguished Service Award from the 42nd Assembly District CommunityDemocratic Club, for whom she served as president for two years. She is the author of"A Report & Recommendations to the Boys'and Girls' Republic Regarding the needs ofGirls, ages 6-21," 1968; "Partnerships with Business Improvement Districts," NYRAGTimes, Fall of 1998; and "The Bushwick Geographic Targeting Project, A Report &Recommendations to the New York Community Trust," 1991. Between 1986 and 1992,The Bedford-Stuyvesant Neighborhood Profile, The Bushwick Neighborhood Profile,The Crown Heights Neighborhood Profile, The Red Hook Neighborhood Profile, TheSunset Park Neighborhood Profile, and The Williamsburg Neighborhood Profile wereall published by the Brooklyn In Touch Information Center; these guides are availablein public and college libraries. Toby lives in Brooklyn with her husband, Ramon. Theyhave been married since 1954 and have three children, Rachel, Joseph and Soren (deceased ), and four grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""11)) BBeeiinngg eexxppoosseedd ttoo aann oovveerrwwhheellmmiinngg aammoouunntt ooff nneewwiiddeeaass.. 22)) WWaallkkiinngg uupp tthhee hhiillll ffrroomm BBrrooaaddwwaayy aanndd ffrroomm SStt.. NNiicchhoollaass AAvveennuuee.. 33)) SSiittttiinnggiinn tthhee GGrreeaatt HHaallll..""

BBeerrnnaarrdd SScchhiiffffeerr,, BBSS majored in bacteriology and was the pres-ident of Tau Delta Phi fraternity He was captain of the TrackTeam, earning a major letter. Bernard retired in 1991 as themanager of sales training at (Parke Davis) Pfizer. Since 1998,he has been the director of special projects for 99Cent OnlyStores. He is a member and past president of the HaverimChapter of B'Nai Brith and a member of the Brandeis MensClub. He was the president of the Rockland County YouthBoard from 1960 to 1980 and a member of the Town ofRamapo Recreation Commission from 1965 to 1980. Bernardand his wife, Terrie, have four children, Eric, Daniel, Richard and Thomas, and fourgrandchildren.

HHaarrrriieett UUddeelleeffff SScchhnneeiiddeerr,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSSEEdd was secretary of SigmaAlpha, social functions director of Doremus'55 and was induct-ed into the honor societies, Kappa Delta Pi and Sigma Alpha.She graduated cum laude, earning her master's degree at City in1958. Harriet taught in elementary schools from 1955 to 1962.She has been a tester of children (hearing, vision and I.Q.) Forthe United Testing Service since 1987. She is a member ofHadassah and served as president for three years, membershipvice president for two years, and as a special events coordinator.She is also an area greeter for the Civic Association. For two

years, she served as the luncheon chairperson for the Women's Division of the UnitedJewish Appeal and she is a former volunteer at her local elementary school, teachingreading, math and folk dancing. Among her favorite pastimes are reading, visitingmuseums and trying new restaurants. She is also interested in genealogy. She and herhusband, Irwin, live in Virginia. They have two children, Andrea and Steven, and threegrandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""CCoommppaanniioonnsshhiipp ooff oolldd aanndd nneeww ffrriieennddss..""

LLoouuiiss SScchhnneeiiddeerr,, BBCChhEE was a consultant and sales rep for Metfoilswhen he retired in 2004. He is a former vice president of opera-tions and sales for Oak Mitsui, Inc., and a fomer regional salesmanager for Goold Electronics. In his community, Louis is a mem-ber and past vice chairman of the Bennington County PlanningBoard. He has been a trustee of Southwestern VT Care since 1986and a trustee of the Saratoga Care Foundation Board since 2003.He is a member of the New York Section of the AIChE. Louisenjoys flying, reading and sports. He and his wife, Sandra, have

three children, Susan, Howard and Martin, and eight grandchildren.

WWiilllliiaamm SSeeggaall,, BBBBAA majored in advertising. He was a member ofAlpha Delta Sigma, the national advertising fraternity for men.William retired in 1998 after ten years as the director of corporatemarketing for the Republic National Bank of New York. He is a for-mer member of the board of directors of the FinancialCommunications Society. He does volunteer work and plans tocontinue traveling for pleasure. He and his wife, Rachel ZionaSegal, have three children, Edina, Joseph and Bruce, and threegrandchildren.

JJaacckk SSeeggaall,, BBSS was a mathematics major and continued his studies in advanced math,electronics and astronomy at Utica College and Syracuse University. He was employedby the United States Air Force from May of 1955 through January of 1988, retiring aschief engineer for intelligence and communications systems for the Air ForceElectronic Systems Division. Jack enjoys amateur theater and, since 2000, has been amember of the Millis Theatre Group. He and his wife, Helen, have two sons, MatthewPaul and Howard Irwin, one grandson and one granddaughter.

JJuuddyy LLeevviinn SShheeeehhaann,, BBAA,, MMSSEEdd passed away on 10/06/2001. She was an English majorand co-captain of Women's Varsity Basketball in 1954. After earning her master'sdegree in education, she taught in the NYC school system in Brooklyn and Manhattan.Judy was married to Patrick Sheehan and had five children, Gabrielle, Timothy,Christopher, Andrew and Caitlin, and six grandchildren. Some of her fondest memo-ries of CCNY were of basketball and cafeteria life.

DDaavviidd SShheerrmmaann,, BBSS,, JJDD was a psychology major. He was a mem-ber of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity and the editor of MercuryMagazine. David was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. He earned hislaw degree at Columbia University Law School in 1958 and wasan attorney in private practice in New York City until 1996. Forthirty years, he also served as division general counsel for GeneralElectric Company. David is a widower and has two children,Beverly and Adam, and five grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""BBeeaarr MMoouunnttaaiinn bbooaatt rriiddeess aannddGGeerrmmaann ccllaasssseess wwiitthh PPrrooff.. SSuusssskkiinndd iinn LLeewwiissoohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm,, aannddggeettttiinngg bbuuzzzz hhaaiirrccuuttss iinn tthhee bbaasseemmeenntt ooff AArrmmyy HHaallll,,""

MMaarrggeerriittee SStteeiinn SShhuullmmaann,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSSEEdd was a member of HousePlan, Hillel and the Education Society. She earned her master'sdegree at City in 1959. Margerite is an elementary school teacherand the winner of the 1996 Teacher of the Year Award. She and herhusband, William, live in Baltimore. They have two children,Sanford and Ellen, and five grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""RRuunnnniinngg ffrroomm tthhee NNoorrtthh CCaammppuussttoo SSoouutthh CCaammppuuss ttoo ggeett ttoo ccllaassss iinn 1100 mmiinnuutteess!!""

BBeeaattrriiccee BBoonnnnee SSiicchheell,, BBSS,, MMSS,, MMLLSS was a chemistry major, amember of Phi Beta Kappa, and a cum laude graduate. Sheearned her master's in organic chemistry at Brandeis Universityin 1957 and, in 1972, she earned a master of library sciencedegree from Western Michigan University. Beatrice was the headof the Circulation Department of the Waldo Library at WesternMichigan University from 1974-2001. She is the author of"Economic Journals and Serials," Greenwood Press, 1986. She isenjoying her retirement, traveling, reading and attending thetheater. She and her husband, Werner, have two children, Larry and Linda, and sixgrandchildren.

EEaaddiiee KKaauuffmmaann SSiillvveerrbbeerrgg,, BBBBAA majored in management and was amember of Theatron, House Plan and the Psych Society. Prior tostarting a family, she was an office manager for CBS News andColumbia Records. Eadie is a current member of the board and thecorresponding secretary for the Nesconset Tax Payers Association.She has two children, Mark and Lawrence, and is planning to relo-cate to Las Vegas this year with her husband, Alvin. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""MMyy ffoonnddeesstt mmeemmoorriieess aarree ooff wwhheennwwee wweerree wwoorrkkiinngg bbaacckkssttaaggee oonn TThheeaattrroonn pprroodduuccttiioonnss.. MMyy ffaavvoorriittee

sshhoowwss wweerree ""FFiinniiaann''ss RRaaiinnbbooww"" aanndd ""KKiissss MMee KKaattee..""

MMaarrvviinn SSmmaallll,, BBBBAA majored in industrial psychology at theSchool of Business. He is an attorney and a member of theOwens County Bar Association and the Small Claims ArbitratorAssociation. He is single and has three children, Margyt,Gabrielle and Orit, and one grandchild.

AArrnnoolldd ((SSlloommoowwiittzz)) SSlloonnee,, BBBBAA was a member of the Boxing Team,Baseball Team and Beta Delta Mu Fraternity, and was given the HalSeltzer Memorial Award. Until 1988, he was the president ofInternational Spring Corp., a manufacturing business. Arnoldholds a number of community awards and his athletic awards arenumerous. His current activities include membership in the JewishCommunity Center and the Maccabiah Games in Israel. He and hiswife, Rita, have two children, Lonnie and Robin and four grand-children.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""99tthh FFlloooorr aaccttiivviittiieess.. 5500//5511 NNCCAAAA--NNIITT BBaasskkeettbbaallllCChhaammppiioonnss.. BBeettaa DDeellttaa MMuu FFrraatt.. MMeeeettiinngg PPrrooff.. YYuussttiinn SSiirruuttuuss.. RReepprreesseennttiinngg UUSSAA--MMaaccccaabbiiaahh GGaammeess--11995533..""

HHeerrbbeerrtt SSoonnddhheeiimm,, BBBBAA was an accounting major and graduated magna cum laude. Heheld executive positions with a number of companies and was the VP and treasurer ofKersten Shipping Agency, Inc. from 1947 to 1993. He is a member of the Society ofMaritime Arbitrators, Inc. and served as their treasurer from 1981-1987 and from 1991to 2001. He is still active as a maritime arbitrator. Herbert is a widower. He has threechildren, Carol, Ellen and Robin, and six grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““II aatttteennddeedd eevveenniinngg sseessssiioonnss aanndd wwoorrkkeedd bbyy ddaayy..""

EEmmaannuueell ((MMaannnnyy)) SSoolloonn,, BBSS,, PPhhDD majored in chemistry. Hewas the president and VP of Wiley’55, was a member SigmaPi Alpha, treasurer of Senior Class, and served as chairman ofthe Student Council, delegate of the NSA, and on many com-mittees such as the Friday Night Dance, Civil Liberties,Executive, Judiciary and Rules. Emanuel attended BrooklynCollege from 1956 to 1959, earning credits towards his mas-ter’s degree. In 1963, he earned a PhD in chemistry from theUniversity of Texas at Austin. During the 1960’s, he was anassistant professor of chemistry at Bowling Green StateUniversity and Providence College. In 1999, he retired as achemist with the U.S. Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration.Emanuel has been a volunteer ombudsman for the N.VA. Long Term Care OmbudsmanProgram since 2001 and a commissioner of the Fairfax Human Rights Commissionsince 1995. He is married to Karen E. Solon and has two children, Sara and Leah, andtwo step-children, Sarah and Simon. He has one grandchild and one step grandchild. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““SSttuuddeenntt CCoouunncciill ddeebbaatteess aanndd mmeeeettiinnggss tthhaatt llaasstteedd ttoo22AAMM,, lloossiinngg mmyy vvooiiccee cchheeeerriinngg ((aanndd cchheeeerr--lleeaaddiinngg)) aa ssmmaallll ggrroouupp aatt BBrrooookkllyynnCCoolllleeggee//CCCCNNYY cchhaammppiioonnsshhiipp ssoocccceerr ggaammee aatt BBrrooookkllyynn,, wwhhiicchh wwee wwoonn!!””

HHoowwaarrdd SSoorrkkiinn,, BBSS,, MMSS,, PPhhDD was a chemistry major and a mem-ber of the Baskerville Chemical Society. He earned his master’sdegree and doctorate in chemistry at Cornell University. Howardwas a senior research scientist at Philips Electronics from 1980 to1996. He is a former member of the American Chemical Societyand the Society for Information Didsplay. He lives in New Jerseywith his wife, Marilyn. They have two children, Linda and Rina,and two grandchildren.

SSaannttiinnaa SSppaaddaarroo,, BBBBSS,, MMSS majored in business education while working during theday as an executive secretary. She earned her master's degree at Hunter College in1963 and several years later did sixth year studies in administration and supervisionthere. She was invited to be part of the Board of Examiners and the RegentsCommittee of Secretarial Studies at Albany. She retired in 1991 as the assistant prin-cipal of Business Education at Washington Irving High School. Santina is a formerpresident of the Business Ed Association and a current member of the National ArtsClub, MOMA, the Museum of Natural History, the Metropolitan Museum of Art,NAIF and Italian Roundtable. She is a trustee of Baruch College. She enjoys traveling. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""AArrrriivviinngg eexxhhaauusstteedd aatt sscchhooooll ccaaffeetteerriiaa aanndd rreellaaxxiinnggwwiitthh mmyy ccllaassssmmaatteess.. IItt wwaass hhaarrdd bbuutt iitt wwaass lloottss ooff ffuunn..""

JJuuddiitthh TTuullllmmaann SSppiinnnneerr,, BBAA,, MMSS was a psychology major and amember of the Service Sorority. She earned her master's degree incounseling at CCNY. Judith is a career coach and consultant. Shewas the director of the Westchester County Women's Center for34 years and from 1980 to 1997 she was a vice president and con-sultant at Right Associates. She is married to classmate, LarrySpinner, and has two children, Jennifer and Anthony, and onegrandchild.

MMaarrttiinn SSttaahhll,, BBAA,, MMAA was an economics major. He was a memberof the Student Council and was the business manager of theObservation Post. He earned his master's degree at ColumbiaUniversity. Martin was a personnel officer for the U.S. AtomicEnergy Commission from 1959-1972 and worked for other feder-al agencies for thirty-one years. Since 1995, he has been a part-time lecturer on business and management at the Empire StateCollege. Martin and his wife, Nina, live in Manhattan. They havetwo children, Keren and Alana. As a hobby, Martin collectsstamps and coins. He plans to do more traveling and to retire in September of this year.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""II eennjjooyyeedd mmyy ccoolllleeggee eexxppeerriieennccee..""

CChhaarrlleess SStteeiinnbbeerrgg,, BBSSEEEE,, MMSSEEEE was president of Eta Kappa Nuand vice president of Tau Beta Pi. He earned his master's degreeat M.I.T. From 1988 to 1999, he was the president of theBroadcast and Professional Company of Sony Electronics,responsible for marketing and development of products andsystems for the broadcast and business/industrial markets inthe U.S. He has served as the chairman of the board and CEOof Sony Trans Com Inc, and as chairman of the board and CEOof Sony Cinema Products. Charles spent twenty-five yearswith Ampex Corp. prior to joining Sony. He held a number ofpositions with the company including president, CEO and chairman of the board. Heis a fellow of the Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers and a recipient oftheir Presidential Proclamation Award. He has received three Emmy Awards, the firstbeing the Charles F. Jenkins Lifetime Achievement Award Emmy, presented to him inrecognition of his many contributions to electronic technology, the second for the pro-duction and broadcast of the first four NFL games in high-definition television, and thethird for technical achievements at the XXVII Olympic Games in Australia. TheNational Broadcasters Association and the Association of Imaging Technology andSound have both presented him with the Lifetime Achievement Award. He served onthe board of trustees for the American Film Institute for ten years and on the board oftrustees of the Vision Fund, a charitable organization dedicated to improving the livesof the visually impaired. From the Vision Fund, he received an award for ‘superiorachievements and professional and social involvement.' Charles plans to continue hiswork with board memberships and advisory roles. He also enjoys travel. He and hiswife, Helen, have three children, Ruth, Steven and Bruce, and seven grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""AAtttteennddiinngg eelleeccttrroonniiccss ccllaasssseess iinn AArrmmyy HHaallll wwiitthh PPrrooff..EEggoonn BBrreennnneerr..""

JJooyyccee RRoobbeerrttss SStteerrnn,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSSEEdd was a member of House PlanMarion'55. She earned her master's degree in early childhoodeducation from Queens College. Joyce was an elementary schoolteacher until 1995. She is retired and is enjoying playing tennis,bridge and golf, and spending six months of the year in NewYork and six months in Florida.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee ssppiirriitt ooff tthhee sscchhooooll.. YYoouuwweerree pprroouudd ttoo ssaayy yyoouu wweerree aa CCCCNNYY ssttuuddeenntt..""

HHeelleenn RRootthheennbbeerrgg SStteerrnnhheeiimm,, BBEEEE wwas a member of House Plan,Chi Lambda service sorority, Pick and Shovel, the IEEE and theSociety of Women Engineers. She married Morton M. Sternheim,Class of 1954, a week after graduation and went to work as anengineer a week later. Her first position was with Curtis WrightElectronics in New Jersey and she later worked for the SouthernNew England Telephone Company in New Haven. From 1964 to1996, Helen stayed home to raise her children, Laura and Amy. In1986, she started work running a PC based bulletin board forMassachusetts K-12 teachers. That system is now an internet serv-

ice (UMassK12) which is being used by K-12 teachers today. Helen's hobbies are play-ing bridge, surfing the WWW, and traveling to many interesting places on Elderhosteltrips.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: "" II rreemmeemmbbeerr bbeeiinngg tthhee oonnllyy wwoommaann ttoo ggrraadduuaattee wwiitthhaann EEnnggiinneeeerriinngg DDeeggrreeee aatt CCCCNNYY iinn JJuunnee ooff 11995555.. II hhaadd mmyy ppiiccttuurree oonn tthhee ffrroonntt ppaaggeeooff tthhee NNYY PPoosstt BBrroonnxx eeddiittiioonn aass ‘‘QQuueeeenn ooff tthhee EEnnggiinneeeerrss''.. II rreemmeemmbbeerr ggeettttiinngg aa vveerryyggoooodd eedduuccaattiioonn.. II rreemmeemmbbeerr ddooiinngg sseerrvviiccee pprroojjeeccttss wwiitthh CChhii LLaammbbddaa ssoorroorriittyy.. II aallssoowwoorrkkeedd aatt tthhee uusseedd bbooookk eexxcchhaannggee aanndd eevveennttuuaallllyy wwaass tthhee aassssiissttaanntt mmaannaaggeerr dduurriinngg mmyyjjuunniioorr oorr sseenniioorr yyeeaarr aatt CCCCNNYY.. II rreemmeemmbbeerr mmeeeettiinngg mmyy ffuuttuurree hhuussbbaanndd dduurriinngg ffrreesshh--mmaann pphhyyssiiccss ccllaassss.. II ddiidd nnoott ggoo oouutt wwiitthh hhiimm uunnttiill II wwaass aa jjuunniioorr.. MMyy llaabb ppaarrttnneerr iinntthhaatt ccllaassss wwaass AArrnnoo PPeennzziiaass..""

RRiittaa BBaacchheerr SSttiittzzeerr,, BBAA,, MMAA majored in educational psychology. She holds a bachelorsdegree from Brooklyn College and a master's degree from CCNY. She is a retiredteacher and a former representative of her Town Council and a member of the Board ofFinance. She is married to Carl Stitzer, Class of 1949, and has three children, Alan, Janand David, and seven grandchildren.

JJoosseepphh DDaavviidd SSttrreeaarr,, BBSS majored in social studies. He was amember of the U.S. Army R.O.T.C. for four years and was areporter and sports editor for the Observation Post. Joseph wasthe president of AC&R Public Relations from1972-1982 andpresident of SDM (Strear, David & Mitchell) from 1984 to 1991.He is a former member of the Public Relations Society ofAmerica and Sigma Delta Chi, the national professional journal-ism fraternity. He is currently a public relations and marketingcommunications consultant, and he volunteers at theInternational Center in New York, working on writing and con-

versation with foreign-born persons. He looks forward to doing more of the same.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""CCoovveerriinngg aanndd wwrriittiinngg aabboouutt CCCCNNYY ssppoorrttss tteeaammss aannddiinnddiivviidduuaall aatthhlleetteess..""

SStteepphheenn SSttoonnee,, BBMMEE,, MMMMEE,, PPEE was president of the AME and acontributing cartoonist to Vector. He earned a letter with the TrackTeam and was the Eastern Intercollegiate Light HeavyweightChampion in weightlifting. He earned his master's degree at City in1961. Stephen was a partner in Hirschfeld & Stone, ConsultingEngineers from 1982 to 1990 and the president of Genesys EnergySystems from 1990 to 1994. He is now the president of DSMEngineering Associates, PC. He is a member of the Association ofEnergy Engineers (AEE) and a former member of the ASHRAE andthe NSPE. He is widely published on the subject of energy engi-neering. Stephen is the 1992 winner of the AEE Eastern Region's CogenerationEngineer of the Year Award and the 1993 AEE National and International CogenerationEngineer of the Year Award. He is married to Barbara Stone and has two children,Matthew and Juliane, and four grandchildren. His hobbies include tennis, sailing andsports car driving.

AArrlleennee GGlluussss SSttrriinnggeerr--CCuueevvaass,, BBSSEEdd is a member of the Class of1955 50th Anniversray Reunion Committee. She majored in ele-mentary education and was a member of House Plan,Doremus'55. She was an elementary school teacher from 1955 to1960 and a teacher of ESL from 1966 to 1976. She served as anelected member of the New York City Council in 1976-77 andworked in New York City Government from 1979 to 1996. Arleneis married to Carlos Cuevas and has two children, Scott Stringerand David Stringer. She is enjoying ‘every minute to the fullest.' FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""II rreemmeemmbbeerr tthhee jjooyy ooff bbeeiinngg oonn aa

‘‘ccaammppuuss'' iinn tthhee mmiiddddllee ooff NNeeww YYoorrkk CCiittyy......aanndd tthhee wwoonnddeerrffuull,, bbrriigghhtt ppeeooppllee II mmeett,, bbootthhffaaccuullttyy aanndd ssttuuddeennttss..""

BBeerrnnaarrdd TTaabbaacchhnniikk,, BBSSEEdd,, MMAA was a member of the EducationSociety and House Plan and he earned both of his degrees at City.He later took courses in supervision and administration at C.W.Post and Hofstra. Bernard was the owner and director of TimburrLane Day Camp in Dix Hills, NY, and a teacher and dean of A.P.in the NYC School system until 1988. He is a now a mentorthrough the NYC Department of Education and currently con-sults for a fellow program at CCNY and an outreach program atMonroe College in the Bronx. He enjoys travel and exercise.Bernard and his wife, Carolyn, have two children, Richard andRobin, and six grandchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ““ TThhee aattmmoosspphheerree oonn ccaammppuuss aanndd ssuuppeerr ffaaccuullttyy..””

WWaalltteerr TTaannnneennbbaauumm,, BBBBAA,, CCPPAA majored in accounting and was amember of the Freshman Basketball and Varsity Basketball teams.He won a varsity letter, 1951-55. Walter is a certified publicaccountant with his own practice. He is a member of the N.Y.S.Society of CPA's. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""PPllaayyiinngg bbaasskkeettbbaallll ffoorr DDaavveePPoollaannsskkyy aanndd NNaatt HHoollmmaann,,""

EEsstteellllee MMiilllleerr TTcchhaacckk,, BBSSEEdd,, MMAA,, PPhhDD majored in elementaryeducation. She earned her master's and doctorate in counselingand psychology at Columbia University Teacher's College. Shebegan her career as a psychologist in 1958 with a two year posi-tion at City Hospital in Elmhurst. She was a psychologist atQueens Hospital Center from 1973 to 1982 and at AuroraConcept from 1982 until she retired in 1997. She holds the 1996Outstanding Service Award from Aurora Concepts. Dr. Tchackis a former member of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Israel, theEugene Middle East Peace Group and the American

Psychological Association. She has been a member of Learning in Retirement since2000. She loves to cook and she is always learning. Estelle is divorced and has threechildren, Laurie, Carla and David, and four grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY:: ""TThhee ccaaffeetteerriiaa -- II ssppeenntt aa lloott ooff ttiimmee tthheerree;; mmeeeettiinngg mmyyffrriieennddss aatt ‘‘rreesseerrvveedd'' ttaabblleess,, ttaallkkiinngg,, llaauugghhiinngg,, ccrryyiinngg,, eeaattiinngg,, ssttuuddyyiinngg,, wwrriittiinngg ppaappeerrssbbuutt mmoossttllyy hhaannggiinngg oouutt.. IItt wwaass wwoonnddeerrffuull..""

LLoouuiiss TTeerreennzzoonnii,, BBCCEE,, PPEE was a member of the CivilEngineering Club, the Miltary Engineers Club and Alpha PhiDelta fraternity. From 1966 to 1975, he was an assistant vice president at MorseDiesel Construction. He retired in 2000 as vice president anddirector of construction for Citigroup. His hobbies include trav-el, hiking and dancing. Louis is a widower and has two chil-dren, Anne Marie and Michael.

AAbbrraahhaamm NN..TTaawwiill,, BBBBAA,, MMBBAA was an accountancy major anda member of Theatron, the Accounting Society, AccountingForum, and the Alpha Gamma chapter of Beta Alpha Psi. Hewas the vice president of the Law Society. In 1963, he earnedhis master’s degree at the Baruch School of Business. Nowretired, Abe had his own CPA practice for forty-five years andwas a lecturer on accountancy at Baruch from 1964 to 1986.He is a member of the NY State Society of CPA’s and is theauthor of :”Design of Audit Work Papers-Fixed Assets” for theAccounting Forum, and the lecture “How Could EnronHappen,” 2001. Abe was the treasurer of the CCNY Alumni Association for twentyyears, was the president of the School of Business Alumni Society, and was named a LifeDirector. The CCNY Alumni Association honored him in 1974 with the Service Award.

SSeellmmaa SSttaahhll ((LLeeddeerrmmaann)) TThhaacckkeerraayy,, BBSS,, MMSS majored in sociologywith a minor in psychology. She earned the Ward Medal inSociology, was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, and graduatedmagna cum laude. She married a college sweetheart while theywere undergraduates, and took the name Lederman before shegraduated. The marriage dissolved in 1956, and Selma has beenmarried to William L. Thackeray for the past forty-eight years.They have a son named William who is most commonly known asBrewster. Although she was awarded a scholarship to study med-

ical social work at the Columbia University School of Social Work, Selma remained atCCNY to earn her master's degree in clinical school psychology. She was a school psy-chologist in Westchester County from 1960 to 1998, and she continues to work part-time in administration of the preschool education program. She is a former member ofthe board of directors of Westchester County Psychological Association and a currentboard member of the Westchester County League of Women Voters and RivertownsLWU. She looks forward to continuing all of this work, as well as enjoying her inter-ests in art, music and travel.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""IInnaauugguurraattiioonn ooff DDrr.. BBuueellll GGaallllaagghheerr aass ccoolllleeggee pprreessii--ddeenntt,, bbrriinnggiinngg aa mmoorree yyoouutthhffuull,, eenneerrggeettiicc,, eexxcciittiinngg aaddmmiinniissttrraattiioonn ttoo tthhee ccoolllleeggee;; rroolleeooff KKeennnneetthh BB.. CCllaarrkk,, oonnee ooff mmyy PPssyycchh pprrooffeessssoorrss,, iinn tthhee 11995544 SSuupprreemmee CCoouurrtt rruulliinnggaaggaaiinnsstt ‘‘sseeppaarraattee bbuutt eeqquuaall'' aaccccoommmmooddaattiioonnss,, sscchhoooollss,, eettcc..,, tthhuuss eennddiinngg ddee ffaaccttoo sseeggrree--ggaattiioonn iinn tthhee SSoouutthh.. MMyy yyeeaarrss aatt CCiittyy wweerree bbuussyy aanndd ffuullll,, iinntteelllleeccttuuaallllyy ssttiimmuullaattiinngg aannddssoocciiaallllyy ssaattiissffyyiinngg.. TThhee ttooppnnoottcchh eedduuccaattiioonn,, bbootthh uunnddeerrggrraadduuaattee aanndd ggrraadduuaattee,, hhaassssttoooodd mmee iinn ggoooodd sstteeaadd oovveerr tthheessee mmaannyy yyeeaarrss aass II ppuurrssuueedd aann iinntteerreessttiinngg aanndd cchhaalllleenngg--iinngg ccaarreeeerr..""

DDoonnaalldd TTiirrsscchhwweellll,, BBAA,, LLLLBB was a member of Hillel and the LaughSociety. He earned his law degree at NYU and has been a selfemployed attorney since 1965. He is a member of the New YorkState Bar and the Rockland County Bar, and a former member ofthe ABA. Donald is married to class of 1958 alumna, BarbaraHollander. They have two children, Perry and Aaron, and sevengrandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee ssttuuddeenntt bbooddyy..""

AAnnnnee TToollbbeerrtt,, BBAA,, MMAA majored in government and was awardedPhi Beta Kappa. She was the president of the Modern DanceClub, and a member of the WUSF (World University ServiceFund) and briefly, the Young Student Socialist League (an anti-Soviet Trotskyite group); she was also was a member of a politi-cal club that was part of a model U.N. where she represented theAmerican position in the debate on Tunisia. She earned hermaster’s degree from Cambridge/Goddard in teaching dance andcreating community. She is a former dancer, most recently per-forming in "From the Horses's Mouth" in 2002 and with Prometheus Co. in"Apokolypsis" in 2003, and former Director of the Dance Circle Company of Boston.For the past three years, she has served on on the Board of Prometheus Dance. At theUniversity of Massachusetts-Boston, Ann has been teaching dance part-time in thePerforming Arts Department, and teaching oral communication for undergraduates,and in the MBA program through the Continuing Ed. division. She has also taughtdance at Wheaton College and in the theater program at Brandeis University. Anne haschoreographed for and directed at the above colleges over the last 40 years, as well asprofessionally for the Dance Circle Co. in the 1960’s. Her dance, "Parts, " was per-formed by the Boston Ballet in 1968. As a member of New Jewish Agenda in the '90's,she wrote new Haggadot for community Passover seders, including "Passover Seder forTibet" attended by over 150 people, Tibetans and Jews, and adapted in 1998 for a cel-ebration at Brandeis U. Her article, "A Personal "Seder" Ceremony Celebrating One'sOwn Sixties" was published in Susan Berrin's book "Heart of Wisdom - Making theJewish Journey from Mid-Life Through the Elder Years". Anne has one son, Damon.Her husband, E. Reno Constantinides, died on 1/7/05. She is trying to get used to lifewithout him and plans to continue the teaching she loves to do, dance the tango, prac-tice yoga, and read. She also looks forward to spending some time in Florida.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: II wwaass pprroouudd ttoo bbee ppaarrtt ooff tthhee ffiirrsstt ccllaassss ooff wwoommeenn iinn tthheeCCoolllleeggee ooff LLiibbeerraall AArrttss.. II lloovveedd hhaannggiinngg oouutt iinn tthhee ccaaffeetteerriiaa ssoommeettiimmeess ffoorr hhoouurrss,, wwiitthhtthhee ""iinntteelllleeccttuuaallss"" wwhhoo ttooookk tthheemmsseellvveess sseerriioouussllyy ((aass II ttooookk mmyysseellff)) ddiissccuussssiinngg PPrroouussttaanndd FFrreeuudd.. AAnndd tthhee ppoolliittiiccaall ggrroouuppss,, aarrgguuiinngg aabboouutt tthhee ddeeaatthh ooff ccaappiittaalliissmm,, tthhee pprroomm--iisseess ooff ssoocciiaalliissmm,, tthhee KKoorreeaann WWaarr eettcc.. II lloovveedd ssiittttiinngg iinn oonn PPrrooff.. IIrraannii''ss eevveenniinngg pphhiillooss--oopphhyy ccllaasssseess,, aatttteennddiinngg lleeccttuurreess bbyy vviissiittiinngg sscchhoollaarrss,, ffeeeelliinngg ppaarrtt ooff aa vviibbrraanntt aarrtt aannddiinntteelllleeccttuuaall ccoommmmuunniittyy.. TThheerree wweerree ootthheerr pprrooffeessssoorrss wwhhoossee oowwnn eenntthhuussiiaassmm aaddddeedd ttootthhee eexxcciitteemmeenntt ooff tthheeiirr ccoouurrsseess -- PPrrooff.. MMaaggaalleenneerr aammoonngg tthheemm.. SSoo mmaannyy ootthheerrss wwhhoosseennaammeess eessccaappee mmee nnooww.. II aallssoo ffoouunndd mmyy ffuuttuurree pprrooffeessssiioonn iinn tthhee MMooddeerrnn DDaannccee CClluubbuunnddeerr MMss RRaaffaaeell''ss tteeaacchhiinngg aass aa bbeeggiinnnniinngg ddaanncceerr aanndd cchhoorreeooggrraapphheerr iinn oouurr hhuummbblleeaanndd uunnddeerr--rreehheeaarrsseedd ppeerrffoorrmmaanncceess ((nnoo rreeaall ddaannccee pprrooggrraamm aass ssttuuddeennttss lluucckkiillyy hhaavveennooww)).. OOuurr eedduuccaattiioonn wwaass ffrreeee ((II aallssoo hheelldd aa TTrreemmaaiinnee sscchhoollaarrsshhiipp wwhhiicchh ggaavvee mmee$$220000.. ffoorr bbooookkss!!)) aanndd wwee wweerree ggrraatteeffuull eevveenn tthheenn!! HHooww mmuucchh mmoorree ssoo nnooww ffoorr tthheebbeenneeffiittss ooff tthhaatt eedduuccaattiioonn..

CCaarroolliinnee WWaattkkiinnss TToowwnneess,, BBSSEEdd,, MMLLSS majoredin biology and secondary education. She earnedher master's degree in library science at QueensCollege in 1969 and was a librarian at Sarah J.Hale H.S. from 1983 to 1991. Caroline is amember of the National Association ofUniversity Women and is the recording secre-tary of Federated Blocks of Laurelton. Sheenjoys traveling. She is the mother of four chil-dren, Jeffrey, Patricia, Keith and Walter, andeight grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""AAtttteennddiinngg bbaass--kkeettbbaallll ggaammeess..""

AAlleexxaannddeerr WWaaggnneerr,, BBMMEE bbegan his careeras a senior design engineer for C.F.Braun& Co. In 1955. From 1959 to 1985, he wasa senior chemical engineer at U.S. Borax.Now retired, he lives in California with hiswife, Selma. They have two children, Gailand Sharon, and four grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""TThhee hhuunn--ddrreeddss ooff ssttuuddeennttss wwhhoo hhaadd ttoo wwoorrkk aanndd ggoottoo sscchhooooll iinn tthhee eevveenniinngg..""

JJooyyccee WWaallkkeerr WWaalltteerr,, BBSSEEdd,, MMSSEEdd was a member of HousePlan. She earned her master's degree at Newark State College.She is a semi-retired teacher of special children. She and herhusband, David, have three children, Sharon, Richard andRobin, and six grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY:""GGrraadduuaattiioonn--DDrr.. JJoonnaass SSaallkk..""

SSttaannlleeyy WWaasssseerrmmaann,, BBSS,, MMSS majored in meteorology and earnedhis master's degree at NYU. He is a meteorologist and the chief ofthe Net Services Division of the National Weather Service. He ismarried to Muriel Wasserman and has three children, David,Debra and Mark, and six grandchildren.

LLaawwrreennccee KK.. WWaarrtteellll,, BBSSMMEE,, MMBBAA was a member of Hillel andHouse Plan, and was the editor of Tech News and Vector. Hewas elected to the honorary mechanical engineering fraternity,Pi Tau Sigma. Lawrence earned his master's degree in businessadministration at Farleigh Dickinson University in 1965. Hewas an engineer with the Department of Defense from 1962 to1988 and is a member of the American Society of MechanicalEngineers and a volunteer for the American Red Cross. He isdivorced and has four children, Eric, Elana, Geoffrey and Gil,and three grandchildren.

FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""SSiittttiinngg iinn tthhee qquuaaddrraannggllee ttrryyiinngg ttoo ssttuuddyy..""

SSaallllyy FFrriieeddmmaann WWeeiill,, BBSSEEdd majored in elementary education andwas a member of the Education Society and Chi Lambda. She didpost graduate study at Kean College in New Jersey and was anelementary school teacher in the state for thirty years. She mostrecently served as an after school teacher at the Duke School forChildren. She is a former member of the SWAT (School WideAssistance Team ) in Roselle, NJ and a current member of theDuke Institute for Learning in Retirement, the Solterra Co-Housing Community and the Triangle Macrobiotic Association.Sally was honored with the New Jersey Governor's TeacherRecognition Award for 1990-1991, and the 2001 and 2003 Durham, NC Key VolunteerAward of the Museum of Life and Science. She is interested in all kinds of arts and craftsand is currently writing a cook book. She and her husband, Donald, have two sons,Harvey and Gerald, and one grandchild.

JJoonnaass WWeeiissss,, BBSS,, PPhhDD was a chemistry major and a member of the Fencing andWeightlifting teams. He graduated cum laude and was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa.He earned his doctorate in chemistry at New York University. Dr. Weiss is a chemist,professor and consultant, semi-retired since 2000. He is a member of the AmericanChemical Society. He and his wife, Susan, have three children, Michele, Daniel andJonathan.

RRoobbeerrtt AA.. WWiillaannddeerr,, BBBBAA majored in international trade. He attended the CCNYGraduate School and the Philadelphia School of Textiles. From 1970 to 1977, he wasthe manager of the uniform fabric department of Reeves Brothers in New York City.After leaving Reeves, he joined Westex, Inc. in Chicago, retiring in 2003 as VP of mar-keting and sales for new product development. He has been a member of a number oftextile and related industry organizations and from 1973 to 1977 he served as a mem-ber of the planning board and chairman of Booton Township, NJ. Robert is a widowerand has four children, Susan, Steven, Robin and Cindy, and nine grandchildren.

SSaannddrraa BBuunniinn WWiillkkoovv,, BBAA,, MMAA,, PPDD was a psychology major. Sheearned her master's degree at Columbia University, Teacher'sCollege in 1962 and her professional diploma at FordhamUniversity in 1974. Sandra retired in 1995 as a guidance counselorfor the N.Y.C. Public Schools, Board of Education. District #5 ofN.Y.C. awarded her Counselor of the Year in 1989. Sandra is mar-ried to Herbert Wilkov and has a step-daughter, Wendy. Herfavorite pastimes are travel, tennis and theater. Sandra is a memberof the Class of 1955 50th Anniversary Reunion Committee.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: "" TTwwoo ffoonndd mmeemmoorriieess aarree:: 11)) CCoonncceerrttss aatt LLeewwssiioohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm 22)) TTaakkiinngg ttwwoo ppssyycchhoollooggyy ccoouurrsseess ffrroomm DDrr.. KKeennnneetthhCCllaarrkk wwhhiillee hhee wwaass vveerryy aaccttiivvee dduurriinngg tthhee 11995544 SSuupprreemmee CCoouurrtt ddeecciissiioonn,, BBrroowwnn vvss.. BBdd..ooff EEdd..""

AAaarroonn WWiillkkooffff,, BBEEEE,, MMSS was a member of House Plan. Heearned his master’s degree at C.W. Post in 1976. He was a sen-ior electronics engineer with Northrop Grumman Corp. from1965 though 1994. Aaron enjoys tennis, travel, shows, goodfood, going out with friends to restaurants. He is currently sin-gle; his wife, Sydelle, passed away on December 5, 2004. He hasone son, Andrew, and is looking forward to spending more timewith his two grandchildren.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: "" EEnngglliisshh ccoommppoossiittiioonn wwiitthhPPrrooffeessssoorr TTyynnaann (( aann eexxcceelllleenntt tteeaacchheerr )) wwhhoo ccllaaiimmeedd hhee ddiiddnn’’tt

tteeaacchh ““ssnnaapp”” ccoouurrsseess aanndd bbeeccaammee tthhee ssuubbjjeecctt ooff aa ccoonnttrroovveerrssiiaall aarrttiiccllee iinn tthhee CCaammppuussnneewwssppaappeerr.. HHuummaanniittyy ccllaasssseess wwiitthh PPrrooffeessssoorr EEddwwaarrddss,, oonn wwaarrmm sspprriinngg ddaayyss,, oonn tthheessttoonnee sseeaatt ooff LLeewwiioohhnn SSttaaddiiuumm.. TThhee rraallllyy ffoorr tthhee bbaasskkeettbbaallll tteeaamm,, iinn tthhee GGrreeaatt HHaallll,,aafftteerr tthhee ssccaannddaallss bbrrookkee..””

PPeetteerr WWoollffee,, BBAA,, MMAA,, PPhhDD was an English major and a memberof the NAACP and Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity. He earned his mas-ter's degree at Lehigh University and his PhD at the Universityof Wisconsin. Dr. Wolf was named in 2000 as the Curator'sProfessor of English at the University of Missouri in St. Louis,where he has been on the faculty since 1967. He holds the 1991Chancellor's Award for Creativity and Research from theUniversity of Missouri-St. Louis, and the 1995 President'sAward for Creativity and Research from the University's fourcampuses. He has been a visiting professor and lecturer atU.C.L.A.; the University of Windsor in Ontario; University ofWaikato, New Zealand; National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan; Moscow StateUniversity, Soviet Union; Universities of Jammu and Karnataka, India; and FlindersUniversity, Australia. He was a Fulbright Lecturer in American English to India (1987)and Poland (1991). Peter is the author of "Understanding Penelope Fitzgerald,University of South Carolina Press-2004; "Like Hot Knives to the Brains: James Ellroy'sSearch for Himself, Lexington Books of Lanham, MD, 2005; and books on IrisMurdoch, Mary Renault, Rebecca West, Graham Greene, John Fowles, RossMacdonald, Jean Rhys, Dashell Hammett, Patrick White, Raymond Chandler, John LeCarre, Yukio Mishima, William Gaddis, and The Twilight Zone Series. For his book,"Alarms and Epitaphs: The Art of Eric Ambler" he was given the 1993 ArmchairDetective Award for the best book in the field of mystery and detective fiction. Peterenjoys traveling, playing the saxophone, exercising with weights, swimming and bicy-cling. He is married to Retta Cardwell and has two children, Philip and John, and twograndchildren. FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: ""GGeettttiinngg ttoo kknnooww [[aanndd ssttuuddyyiinngg JJaammeess JJooyyccee wwiitthh]] mmyymmeennttoorr,, DDrr.. MMaarrvviinn MMaaggaallaanneerr..""

ZZaarraa AAnneelliiaann YYaalleenneezziiaann,, BBAA,, MMAA was a theater arts major andserved as the secretary and publicity director for DRAMSOC. Sheearned her master's degree at Teachers College, ColumbiaUniversity. Zara is a social worker for the Commonwealth ofMassachusetts. She is married to John Yalenezian.FOND MEMORIES OF CCNY: "" AAppppeeaarriinngg iinn sseevveerraall DDrraammssooccpprroodduuccttiioonnss:: IIddiioott''ss DDeelliigghhtt ((RRoobbeerrtt SShheerrwwoooodd)) BBeeyyoonndd tthheeHHoorriizzoonn ((EEuuggeennee OO''NNeeiillll)) AAnnyytthhiinngg GGooeess ((CCoollee PPoorrtteerr)) RRiinnggRRoouunndd tthhee MMoooonn ((CChhrriissttoopphheerr FFrryy)) TThhee GGllaassss MMeennaaggeerriiee((TTeennnneesssseeee WWiilllliiaammss)) MMoonnttsseerrrraatt ((LLiilllliiaann HHeellllmmaann))..""

GGeerraalldd II.. YYuuddeellll,, BBSS,, MMDD was a biology major and the president ofthe Pre-Med Society. He earned his medical degree at SUNYDownstate Medical Center. Dr. Yudell is a physician and internistand the president of Gerald I. Yudell, MD, PC. He is a member ofthe AMA, the New York Medical Society, the Westchester CountyMedical Society, the American College of Physicians, NY State ACP,Mt. Vernon Medical Society, and the Westchester County ACP. He isthe president of the Mt. Vernon Hospital Medical Board. Gerald andhis wife, Francine, have three children, Phyllis, Kenneth and

Robert, and eight grandchildren.

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