Inside ESF 2003

Honor Roll of Donors2001-2002

Honor Roll of Donors2001-2002

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4 CAMPUS UPDATELive from New York — It’s ESF!ESF Receives High Marks from U.S. News & World ReportNew Biotech Major DebutsAlumnus’ Gift Names New Lab in BakerNew Leadership in Forestry FacultyInternational Paper Endows Minority Scholarship Fund

6 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS JULY 1, 2001 TO JUNE 30, 2002

ON THE COVERThe windows of the Edwin C. Jahn Laboratory reflect a bright blue sky inthis campus photo by Jeri Lynn Smith.

Inside ESF is published four timeseach year for alumni and friends ofthe SUNY College of EnvironmentalScience and Forestry.

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The State University of New York College ofEnvironmental Science and Forestry offers a di-verse range of accredited programs and degree op-tions in chemistry, construction management andwood products engineering, environmental andforest biology, environmental resources and forestengineering, environmental studies, forest re-sources management, forest technology, landscapearchitecture, and paper science and engineering.

The College’s mission is to be a world leaderin instruction, research, and public service relatedto: understanding the structure and function ofthe world’s ecosystems; developing, managing,

and using renewable natural resources; improvingoutdoor environments ranging from wilderness,to managed forests, to urban landscapes; andmaintaining and enhancing biological diversity,environmental quality, and resource options. Assuch, ESF has maintained its unique status within64-campus system as one of only five specializedcolleges and one of only eight doctoral-grantinginstitutions.

ESF takes affirmative action to provide equalopportunity for all people and to build a campuscommunity that reflects a wealth of diversity.

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The Ranger School has accomplished many things during thepast 10 years that have helped preserve its status as the premiereforest technology program in the country. We have increased en-rollment, developed and implemented an elective surveying con-centration, and improved the forest technology curriculum. Webegan an assessment program to measure the effectiveness of ourefforts and involved our faculty in professional development andcommunity service activities. We also have completed a major cap-ital construction project.

Without a doubt, none of these successes could have been ac-complished without the significant financial support from ouralumni, colleagues, friends and neighbors.

The outpouring of financial support for our small institution lo-cated on the northwestern edge of the Adirondack Park has beenoverwhelming, especially given our relatively small number ofalumni — approximately 2,200 individuals.

In 1991 the Ranger School Endowment was started. The en-dowment was a new concept for the Ranger School, but it quicklygained support among our alumni. The fund has grown each yearto its current level of approximately $275,000. The endowmentprovides scholarships for our students, field and technical equip-ment for our classes, and supports faculty development.

Additionally, some of our alumni have created scholarship en-dowments. Frank Buholtz ’47 presented us with a gift of land sev-eral years ago with the expectation that the land would be sold andthe proceeds used to fund student scholarships. Sale of the prop-erty raised more than $200,000 and represents the single largestgift received by the Ranger School. Mr. Buholtz, who died in 2001,requested that awards from the Buholtz Endowed ScholarshipFund be given in memory of C.E. Farnsworth, who was on the fac-ulty at the Ranger School when he was a student. Daniel Cooke’55 has endowed an annual full-tuition scholarship for a deservingRanger School student.

In August of this year, we launched a campaign to raise$300,000 to help purchase furnishings and equipment to put thefinishing touches on our $6 million capital construction project. Infive months we raised nearly $100,000 in gifts and pledges — a re-markable show of support from our neighbors, friends and col-leagues. Many gifts have come from non-alumni who have, in someunique way, been impacted by the Ranger School. A lot of ourNorth Country neighbors have contributed in recognition of theservices the Ranger School provides to the local community.

The Ranger School is only one of many programs at the Col-lege of Environmental Science and Forestry. Each one, like ours,has students who would not be able to attend college withoutscholarship assistance. Each has special needs — for class and fieldequipment, for the latest journals and other library resources, andfor travel and other activities that support and supplement studentlearning experiences. Each has dedicated faculty members whobenefit from research support and professional development activ-ities, which in turn enhance their classroom teaching.

To those of you who provide support to ESF, I can tell you thatyour dollars do matter. It is your generous and continuous supportthat helps to make our programs successful. Thank you for yourcontinued support of all of ESF’s programs and a very specialthanks to all who have supported the Ranger School.

Christopher L. Westbrook returned to the Ranger School in 1989 asprofessor and later was appointed director. He also directs the SummerProgram in Field Forestry for the Faculty of Forest and Natural Re-sources Management. In 1996 he received the Chancellor’s Award forExcellence in Teaching.

Your Gifts Do Matterby Christopher L. Westbrook, RS ’73

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Live from New York — It’s ESF!

It’s not unusual for the folks at ESF’sRanger School to receive "funny" phonecalls from alumni, so when a caller identi-fied himself as being with the NBC showSaturday Night Live, Kathie Nevil, pro-gram aide, was not about to take the bait.The caller assured her he wasn’t jokingand provided a number at which to callhim back.

Jamie Savage, associate professor,called the alleged SNL representative backand found out it was the real deal. PropMaster Greg Tull was looking for items toestablish a classroom setting for a sketchon the January 18 show. SNL found thecollege as a result of an Internet search for“forestry,” said Savage.

A few more phone calls and an hourand a half later, Savage had a box full ofmaps, pine cones, leaf mounts, RangerSchool mugs, a hard hat and maple syrupready to go to New York City. RangerSchool stickers were slapped on many ofthe items so the college’s name would bevisible on camera.

According to Savage, they had no ideawhat the skit was about except that itwould take place in a classroom setting andinvolved trees. "When I was on the phonewith Greg I could hear people in the back-ground reworking the script," he said.

The props wereused in a sketch ti-tled, “The Falconer,”the story of a societydropout living in thebackwoods with acompanion falcon.When the man istrapped under a fallentree, he sends the fal-con for help. The fal-con goes to a collegeand instead of gettinghelp ends up at a

sorority party.Not only did a number of the items

sent get used (look carefully and you cansee a Ranger School mug and a bottle ofsyrup), the college’s name was workedinto the skit when guest host Ray Liottawelcomes the falcon to “the College ofEnvironmental Science and Forestry” andintroduces himself as the “dean of log removal.”

The nod from the award-winningcomedy show caused quite a stir at theRanger School and on the main campus.Christopher Westbrook, Ranger Schooldirector, said many people have contactedhim to say they saw the skit including aCranberry Lake summer resident andfriend of the Ranger School in Alabamawho sent the following e-mail:

“Dear Sir,We watched your elegant performance

on SNL. I had difficulty recognizing youroffice. I also wonder where that Sororityhouse is located.”

“It was fun,” said Westbrook. “It wasjust a fun thing to have happen.”

ESF Receives High Marksfrom U.S. News & WorldReport

ESF was ranked among the nation’stop universities in U.S. News & WorldReport’s annual list of America’s best col-leges for the second year in a row.

ESF was ranked 36th on the list of the top50 public national universities in the doc-toral category, an improvement over lastyear’s ranking of 39. The college wasranked 4th for universities having thehighest proportion of classes with fewerthan 20 students.

College president Cornelius B. Mur-phy, Jr. said he was pleased with the col-lege’s improved rankings. “It is a furtheraffirmation that ESF is a leader in its fieldand a testament to the faculty and staffthat ESF is rated so well,” he said. Mur-phy cautioned that the rankings are onlyone indicator of the quality of the educa-tion provided by a college or university.

Here is how ESF fared in other categories:• Among universities with the lowest ac-

ceptance rates, indicating a more selec-tive admission process (ranked withPennsylvania State University and Rut-gers).

• ESF’s graduation rate is the 29th high-est among Public National Universities— Doctoral (along with Georgia In-stitute of Technology, Indiana Univer-sity and Michigan State).Overall ESF was ranked as a Tier 2 in-

stitution — the group just below the na-tion’s top 50 universities. This categoryalso includes the University of Minnesota,Ohio State, Michigan State, Virginia Techand Texas A&M.

New Biotech Major DebutsESF students will have an opportunity

to focus their studies on a new area nextfall, when the college offers a major inbiotechnology.

The college’s approach to the subjectwill be unique because it will focus on the environment, unlike most biotech programs, which are geared toward medicine or agriculture, said ESF’s Dr. William A. Powell.

“Biotechnology is defined as the use oforganisms, cells or cellular molecules to

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produce a service or product for the better-ment of humankind,” Powell said.

ESF already has an array of projectsunder way, including research in the area ofphytoremediation (using plants to clean uppollution) and experiments in genetically al-tering American chestnut trees to makethem resistant to the blight that has wipedout most of the trees across the country.

Although the new program will be ad-ministered by the Faculty of Environmen-tal and Forest Biology, students will take aninterdisciplinary approach to the subject,with classes including chemistry, and forestand natural resources management.

Powell, director of ESF’s Council onBiotechnology in Forestry, said studentseventually will have an opportunity to workin the new Central New York Biotechnol-ogy Research Center, which will be con-structed in Syracuse with $20 million instate funding. ESF has been designated asa lead academic partner with SUNY Up-state Medical University.

“That would be a great place for thesestudents to do their internships,” Powellsaid. “A big part of this program is going tobe experiential. We will encourage intern-ships and a research project in an ESF lab.”

Alumnus’ Gift Names NewLab in Baker

In the 1970s, ESF helped one woodproducts student develop the skills hewould need in the business world. Threedecades later, he’s helping provide the toolsfor tomorrow’s leaders.

Richard Ahearn, construction manage-ment and wood products engineering classof 1974, donated $50,000 to name theConstruction Method Lab in Baker Labo-ratory. The donation is the second largestgift the college has received toward theBaker rehabilitation project.

“The most important thing the collegetaught me was to think in a logical mannerand solve the problems, be they technical orpolitical, that crop up in day-to-day busi-

ness,” said Ahearn.As president of Ahearn Holtzman Con-

struction in Port Chester, NY, he hopes toensure the next generation of students hasthose same opportunities available. “Thestudents need state-of-the-art equipmentto give themselves the knowledge basethey’ll need when they get out into thebusiness world.”

While at ESF, Ahearn studied materi-als marketing, and after college beganworking in the construction side of thebusiness. In 1984 he became president ofAhearn Holtzman Construction, whoseclient list includes the Central Park Zoo,Nextel, the New York Times, IBM andBank of Boston.

“His generous donation will allow us toprovide hands-on, high-tech educationalexperience for our construction manage-ment students,” said Brenda Greenfield, as-sistant to the president.

New Leadership for ForestryFacultyDr. Chad P. Dawson has been appointedchair of the Faculty of Forest and Natural

Resources Man-agement.

Dr. DonaldW. Floyd hasbeen appointedto the new posi-tion of associatechair.

Dawson, aresident ofMexico, N.Y.,

joined the ESF faculty in 1989. His workfocuses on recreation resources manage-ment and wilderness management. Heteaches courses on wilderness and riverrecreation management, psychology ofleisure behavior, and commercial recreation.

Dawson received his bachelor’s degreefrom the University of Michigan, his mas-ter’s degree from Cornell University and hisdoctorate from ESF. He is a member of the

Society of American Foresters and associ-ate editor of the International Journal ofWilderness.

Floyd, who has been on the faculty atESF since 1993, is a specialist in the area ofpublic policy in forest and natural resources management. He teaches courses in ad-vanced natural resources and environmentalpolicy.

Floyd earned his bachelor’s degree fromHumboldt State University, his master’s de-gree from the University of Wisconsin andhis doctorate from the University of Ari-zona. He was elected a fellow of the Soci-ety of American Foresters in 1999.

International Paper EndowsMinority Scholarship Fund

A gift to the college from InternationalPaper will bring new opportunities for tal-ented minority students who pursue stud-ies in forestry and related fields.

The minority scholarship fund, initiatedby IP in 1998 as part of the company’s100th anniversary celebration, has grown to$80,000 through annual gifts of $20,000over four years.

The company has expanded the termsof the gift to provide full tuition to a student studying in the Faculty of Forestand Natural Resources Management, Con-struction Management and Wood ProductsEngineering, or Environmental and ForestBiology. In addition, the scholarship willprovide students with opportunities forsummer internships with InternationalPaper, as well as a chance to pursue employment with IP after graduation.

The gift is funded by InternationalPaper’s New York State Managers Council,which is made up of the managers of thecompany’s facilities throughout New York.The members make contributions fromtheir individual budgets. InternationalPaper maintains about a dozen facilities inNew York. Throughout the United States,the company employs hundreds of forestersto manage more than 10 million acres.


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Honor Roll of Donors: July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2002

ESF's honor roll of donors acknowledges all individuals and cor-porations who supported the college with a financial contributionduring the period July 1, 2001, through June 30, 2002.

The honor roll recognizes contributions made to the ESF Col-lege Foundation, the Syracuse Pulp and Paper Foundation, the ESFAlumni Association and the Ranger School Alumni Association.

Contributors are listed in alphabetical order within various donorcategories. These categories are: alumni, corporations, faculty andstaff, foundations, friends, organizations, parents, and trustees anddirectors. Alumni additionally are listed by class year.

Within these broad groups, donors are further classified by giv-ing level. These giving levels are:

Founder’s Club lifetime gifts of $25,000 or more

President's Club gifts of $1,000 or more

Leader gifts of $500 to $999

Pacesetter gifts of $250 to $499

Centurion gifts of $100 to $249

Pioneer gifts of up to $99

Employer matching gifts are not included in the total of an in-dividual's gift. Employers are listed separately along with other cor-porate donors.

Individual gift totals are cumulative for the year if more than onegift was made, regardless of the purpose of the gift. For example, analumnus who made a gift of $250 to the Annual Fund and anothergift of $250 to the Syracuse Pulp and Paper Foundation would belisted once in the “Leader” category.

Alumni Association annual dues are not included in this honorroll. Dues are not considered by the Internal Revenue Service to betax deductible, in contrast to gifts to the Annual Fund or other char-itable programs.

We have made every effort to ensure this list is comprehensiveand accurate. Any errors of omission or fact should be reported inwriting or by telephone 315-470-6683.

Office of Development204 Bray HallSUNY-ESF1 Forestry DriveSyracuse, NY [email protected]

Honor Roll of Donors 2001-2002

ABB, Inc.Richard J. Ahearn ’74Ahlstrom Machinery, Inc.Albany International CorporationMaurice M. ’40 & Annette AlexanderDomenico Annese ’41Appleton Papers Inc.Curtis H. Bauer ’50Cathrine C. Baxter Olin D. ’51 & Grace Bockes Bowater, Inc.Bristol-Myers Squibb CompanyHenry H. Buckley FoundationBuckman Laboratories, Inc.Gabriel F. ’51 & Kay Buschle Ann Castagnozzi Frederick W. & Zena Celke Central National-Gottesman Inc.Champion International

Corporation CNY Community FoundationConsolidated Papers

Foundation Inc.

Daniel P. Cooke ’55Carlton W. Dence ’47Eastman Kodak Company Engelhard Corporation

Garden State Paper Company Georgia-Pacific CorporationRichard D. Greenfield Richard H. ’60 &

Patricia Gustafson William Harmon ’50Hercules, Inc.Morris Hirsch ’38International Paper Company

Foundation The Estate of Edwin C. JahnJames River Corporation

Foundation Yun J. Jen ’51Dale & Vera Johnson Key Bank of CNY/Key Corp Alfred E. Komar ’50George W. Lee ’47George W. Lee Jr.Herman L. Marder ’54*

John D. & Candace Marsellus Mead Westvaco CorporationMarion W. Meyer Mohawk Paper Mills, Inc.Edward K. Mullen ’47Nalco Chemical Company National Starch and Chemical

Corporation The Newark Group The Niagara Mohawk

Foundation Claude & Meira Penchina Burton Perry III P.H. Glatfelter Company Charles E. Pound ’41Jerome Prigoff Alec Proskine ’36 * Robert M. Sand ’50Richard C. Saunders ’50Harriet Schwarzer Walter A. Sherman ’37Silicon Graphics, Inc.John B. & Henrietta Simeone

Raymond M. Smith ’52Walter P. Smith ’54Solvay Paperboard Southern Container CorporationSpecialty Minerals Elmer K. Stilbert ’39Edna Bailey Sussman Fund Ralph & Iris Szwarc Rina Szwarc Arne I. Thomsson ’50Virginia L. Townsend Union Camp Corporation The Walbridge Fund, Ltd.M.J. Van Witsen Richard J. ’78 & Lonny Watro William Webb * Louise Wendel Westvaco Foundation Weyerhaueser Company

Foundation Xerox Corporation Chin S. Yang ’84

* Recently deceased

Founder’s Club

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1916

CenturionGeorge D. James

1925

Founders ClubThe Estate of Edwin C. Jahn

1927

CenturionHarold Bush

1930

CenturionClarence Petty

PioneerHerbert H. Cutler

1931

CenturionHorace G. HarrisIrving H. Isenberg

1932

PioneerM. Harland Rayton

1933

CenturionGerald G. Hill

1934

Presidents ClubJ. Austin Beard

CenturionPaul F. CallisonMichael P. Lavigna

PioneerBruce S. Arnold

1935

PacesetterGeorge M. Judson

CenturionSamuel R. Servis

1936

Founders ClubAlec C. Proskine

Presidents ClubRichard E. GriffithMalcolm G. Lyon

CenturionJerome H. FreemanH. Clayton Holbrook

PioneerRoyal L. O'DayD. Donald Page

1937

Founders ClubWalter A. Sherman

LeaderHarry A. Sachaklian

PacesetterLawrence J. Borger

CenturionTheodore P. HipkensLeslie Robinette

PioneerHoward William

Bartlett Robert H. LowethWilliam Mazoff Norman R. Tripp

1938

Founders ClubMorris Hirsch

Presidents ClubEarl L. Stone Jr.

CenturionCharles W. BarneyNeil CroomCharles H. DengroveElmer E. FiskWilliam J. FrankRobert Byron

Williams

PioneerGordon S. BowenGeorge K.

Greminger Jr.Alfred KlaymanJames V. MartinSamuel N. McCainHartley K. PhinneyGeorge T. TurnerJohn B. Woodruff

1939

Founders ClubElmer K. Stilbert

Presidents ClubGeorge M. RennerBradford G. Sears

LeaderNathan B. Golub

PacesetterHobart L. Geer

Samuel Perry

CenturionRichard B. BatemanLouis J. DeFuriaCarmin P. DonofrioFrederick P. HeilSamuel A. NewmanJack B. Weinger

PioneerRaymond M. GehrigConrad E. HermstedWilliam V. MeyerholzDonald E. Ryan

1940

Founders ClubMaurice M. Alexander

Presidents ClubHugh E. Wilcox

CenturionJulien O. BoesingerVladimir Breuer Jr.Jacob BrodzinskyJames P. CaufieldWilliam B. CubbyThomas R. ElliottWillard F. SchroederRalph J. StettnerDarrell D. Temple

PioneerFrank B. BarickJoseph F. DockwillerClarence A. LanktonRoderic E. PalmerSamuel R. ParmeleeWalter M. SchallHerbert J. Widger

1941

Founders ClubDomenico AnneseCharles E. Pound

Presidents ClubWalter J. Graver

PacesetterGeorge D. James Jr.

CenturionNorman S. EppellZygmund LenchertVolkmar U. MegninHoward C. MillerRobert H. Vernooy

PioneerAllan E. AndersonRalph J. Bartholomew

Burton E. HelbergFrank J. KovarikLeonid MichelsonSidney MintzerAlfred ObristJohn OramAlbert W. Roberts Jr.

1942

Presidents ClubJohn M. Yavorsky

PacesetterAlbert F. Mangan

CenturionGeorge B. CreamerJohn H. FarrellSolomon H. KrasneyRobert W. MillerNeil J. Stout

PioneerCharles M. ArmourHoward J. DeanCarlton T. DodgeJohn FedkiwFrancis H. FeltsDonald E. JamesonLawrence LeneyRobert L. SchuelerBen SeplowinWilliam Voigt

1943

Presidents ClubHerbert Seidel

CenturionRichard M. BerryCharles H. ChapmanJames M. EarlyBernard FradinKeith G. HineJohn C. ParsellJoseph J. Schwenkler

PioneerAnthony J. BellucciClifford Curtis BoothW. Michael CofnukEdward G. EllenbergJohn R. LavigneChauncey R. Nichols Jr.George E. ProkupekRobert J. RoggieJohn H. SchumacherRobert R. UnterbergerRichard F. Watt

Alumni

Sarah Wiles:It Really Works

Sarah Wiles ’83 has fond memories ofher experiences at ESF’s Cranberry LakeBiological Station.

After earning both her bachelor’s degreeand her Ph.D. from ESF, Wiles looked fora way to give something back to the college,and specifically to its satellite campus on theshore of idyllic Cranberry Lake.

Wiles was aware of the college’s effort tomake it easier for benefactors to make a do-nation to ESF, using the World Wide Webas a tool. “I thought, ‘I’ll just see if this on-line donating really works,’” she said. “Ifound out it does and it’s really neat.”

Wiles made the first such gift to theESF College Foundation, Inc.The programallowed her to divide her gift as she chose:part to the general foundation fund, part tothe bio station, part to an entrepreneurshipprogram that will teach students how to usetheir academic success in the real world.

Her experience with her family’s com-pany, Mid-Lakes Navigation, prompted herinterest in the entrepreneurship program.

“It’s not because our business has any-thing to do with forestry, but because ourfamily business started small and my fatherwas a real-life entrepreneur,” she said.

Anyone wishing to make an online giftto ESF can visit the development websiteat www.esf.edu/development/ and click onthe “make a gift” button.

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1944

CenturionCharles J. BergerRoyal S. BuyerGeorge KitazawaStanford Perry

PioneerRobert C. AldrichBernard F. HaleRobert S. Kellar

1945

CenturionRobert L. Youngs

1946

CenturionGeorge B. Fillian

PioneerStanton G. ErnstRobert A. HolcombeHenry M. Kashiwa

1947

Founders ClubCarlton W. DenceGeorge W. LeeEdward K. Mullen

Presidents ClubLeo Wiener

PacesetterKenneth G. Haight

CenturionRobert F. BangertDavid M. HickokRobert C. HodgkinsWarner T. MayGeorge A. Oechsle Jr.

PioneerArthur A. BernhardtWillis C. DickermanGeorge D. GatesWilliam M. HrusheskyRandolph E. KerrHenry Koob Jr.

1948

Presidents ClubEdward N. HanleyRobert E. HenselWayne E. Steele

PacesetterArnold T. Drooz

CenturionDaniel M. BarisLawrence H. Brown

Ronald R. GaleAlexander E. HolsteinPhillip L. KnappFrancis J. StoeckerAnthony S. TaorminaClarence W.Van OrmanBarbara H. WortleyHarold J. Zimmerman

PioneerStuart I. BergmanDavid L. BornJohn A. BuchananCharles W. ComptonDonald F. EverettWillard V. FichtelJohn D. HankeyRobert F. Hoag Jr.Thomas J. LuddyK. Ram MalhotraBradford E. MonkLawrence A.

SchimermanChandler P. St. JohnWilliam R. TaylorPaul ToblerWilliam E. WatersRobert P. Willson

1949

PacesetterRobert T. Shone

CenturionGeorge R. ArmstrongGeorge L. BoothCharles D. DorisWilliam J. HallFred L. JohnsonEdwin H. KetchledgeRobert F. ReiskeThomas E. RiderWalton B. SabinRoger W. StraussBruce H. Tynan

PioneerAlfred P. Coha Harold A. Core John I. Green Ward C. Hitchings Charles R. Innes Victor J. Jarm Leslie W. Kick Charles N. Lee Richard J. Lloyd Francis R. Meduna John R. Meyering John J. Morris Alan W. Mueser

Edward K. Nissen Richard J. O'Brien C. Erwin Rice Herbert Schnipper R. Scott Withers

1950

Founders Club Curtis H. Bauer William Harmon Alfred E. Komar Robert M. Sand Richard C. Saunders Arne I. Thomsson

Presidents Club Arthur H. Lambert Jr.

Leader Kenneth R. Havens Jr.Harrison H. Payne Frederick J. Slater Jr.

Pacesetter Lawrence W. Hill James O’Keefe George Roberts Joseph H. ShuttleworthAubrey E. Wylie

Centurion William Anderson Louis G. Catalanotto Donald E. Dorn Wilson F. Edinger James A. Geraly Ralph B. Johnson Richard J. Krueger Frank J. Mack Richard MarkWalter R. McAllester Leslie G. McCowan Harry L. Mosher Logan B. Reed Rhoades F. Sawyer Edward A. Thuesen Howard F. Thurman Kenneth M. Watson John S. Wenzel

Pioneer Bruce J. Bayless Richard E. Benton C. Otto Berggren John M. Brown Kirk M. Buck George B. Burton Charles J. Carome Michael Chariton Carlton M. Church Robert H. Davison

Sidney Diamond Julius J. Eckert Russell C. Grimshaw Dean Harding Joseph A. Hill George P. Howard Jr.John F. Kraus Paul C. Lambert Jr.Albert C. Lawrence Robert W. Lewis Raymond J. MalkiewiczBernhard K. Mayer Joseph K. Murphy Leonard E. Partelow James D. Pelkey Donald E. Peterson William Potkovick James O. Preston Edward H. Rickels Robert J. Ruch Clinton O. Schueler Elmer G. Shafer Maynard F. Spencer Wesley N. Stickel Glenn Storms Gerald W. Van Gilst Christen Yang

1951

Founders Club Olin D. Bockes Gabriel F. Buschle Yun J. Jen

Presidents Club William D. Boyer C. D. Coates Alexander Coutras John T. Early L. Richard Hornbeck Francis J. Kohring Robert A. Leaf William B. Lowe Carl A. Miller J. Paul Owens Paul W. Ryan Richard C. Tarr Edward B. Willard

Leader Roy C. Beckwith Carl E. Darrow Joseph S. Gawron Robert R. Peck Edward Rogala Eric H. Sundback Raymond H. Taylor Edwin A. Vonderheide George A. Vossler

Pacesetter Philip G. Bauer Gilbert P. Cameron Creighton C. Fee Francis B. Gallagher Jack J. Karnig Fred D. Richter John B. Sandner Jr.Robert C. Van Etten Frank M. Yasinski

Centurion Phillip C. Capone Burton A. Crego Donald H. Fry Thomas L. Gilles Donald S. Greif George A. Hermans Richard E.A. Lyon Robert J. Mikula John F. Miller Robert A. Reyneke Paul G. Schaufler Craig H. Shand J Howard Smith William C. Vernam

Pioneer H. Gere Beecher John G. Casagrande Howard F. Cromwell Mason B. Fitch Donald M. Gilmore David L. Hadley Malcolm S. Ingison William O. Kleinhans Thomas A. McCartneyCalvin F. Reynolds Morgan P. Roderick James S. Sabin Jr.Joseph A. Slattery Robert B. Upper

1952

Founders Club Raymond M. Smith

Presidents Club John W. Brooks William F. Duggleby Stuart E. Hosler Olin V. Hyde Robert B. Johnson James D. Seaman

Leader Albert H. FrankenbachJames M. Heinike Kenneth L. Myers John S. Porter Howard P. Schwartz

Raymond W. Snyder Donald G. Ward Merrill B. Wish

Pacesetter Charles F. Horton

Centurion William A. Cowan Chester D. Crowell Jr.James G. Crowley John H. Cunningham Peter F. Guest Richard P. Hamilton Robert J. Hoyle Jr.William G. Hughes Jay G. Hutchinson John R. Knapp Robert Levine Harry J. L'HommedieuRobert D. Lindeman Edward Liszewski Howard S. Rothe Henry D. Struve Richard D. Sullivan David L. Wood

Pioneer Joseph Abelson Arnold L. Bauerle Stanley L. Becker Edward R. Berman K. Gordon BorchgrevinkIra L. Bray Joseph L. Camarda Paul L. Daniell William T. Gladstone Warren L. Hartman Arnold L. Larsen Paul R. Martin Jr.Ralph F. Martin Arthur McKee Robert J. Shimer Wayne J. Smith Lloyd T. Soule James W. Stewart Charles S. Sweitzer

1953

Presidents Club Robert W. Frevert Robert L. Smuts Robert W. Young

Pacesetter William S. Anderson Jr.George W. Nile

Centurion John W. Barrett Robert A. Clark



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Stephen B. Coulthart Carl O. Hansen Walter Jarck Stephen P. Kirby Edward P. Kohler Stanley J. Marks Norman H. Miner Harold E. Schumm John P. Vimmerstedt Sydney J. Walker

Pioneer William F. Aloisi Jr.Terrence J. Boyle Robert W. Campbell Giustino D. Capella Wilbur H. Carey Emlen H. Faerber Bernard J. Galvin Robert C. Huntley Edgar A. Kupillas William B. Leak Robert L. Lyon Dickinson H. Pellissier Wilson J. Schumaker Stuart C. Senn William C. Skillman Philip Suters Guenther K. Weidle Henry P. Wilhelmi Lawrence G. Wilke

1954

Founders Club Herman L. Marder Walter P. Smith

Presidents Club George Sears Donald R. Thomas

Pacesetter Ellis B. Cowling Gordon C. Deangelo Thomas L. Havill

Centurion Phillip D. Case William C. Fessel Jr.James F. Hern Robert M. Hick George T. Lambe Richard M. McEvoy H. Eugene Ostmark Robert G. Reimann Peter J. Schwartz Jr.Gerard T. Sowinski Murray F. Valentine

Pioneer Nelson F. Button Robert W. Carpenter

Robert F. Caswell Jr.Philip C. Clark Charles Eager James R. Field Basil S. Goerner David H. Kimbrell William A. Kissam Jr.Blair A. Knapp Trygve C. Lucken Charles H. Mayhood Jr.Robert S. McKinley George H. Rosenfield Richard Silliman Malcolm L. Young Robert H. Zulch

1955

Founders Club Daniel P. Cooke

Leader Stanford T. Hovey Arthur P. Rowsell

Pacesetter James B. Goodwin Robert W. Ingham Edward H. Stone IIWilliam H. Trice

Centurion Roger E. Barlow Deane H. Brink John E. Grammel Henry M. Greenhouse James M. Harper William C. KratzensteinDieter F.A. Kutscha

Pioneer Gene E. Allen Howard W. Burnett Barry S. Colassard Sergi L. Demchuk George C. Finck Paul E. Foster Larry Isaacson Keith B. Johnson Thomas C. Luche Daniel J. O'Reardon Daniel B. Place Douglas W. Scharbach Donald A. Schultz Robert T. Steinholtz Carl M. Van Husen

1956

Presidents Club Gino P. Biasi Donald L. Ferlow

Leader Richard W. Miller

Pacesetter James R. La Casce

Centurion Donald E. Burke Robert W. Lenz Raymond G. Luber Robert E. Metzger John D. Roberts George E. Watson Jr.

Pioneer William B. Ayars Roger M. Baker Jr.Frank W. Bassett Richard L. Carpenter James J. Curley John E. English Barton C. Green Thomas W. Hodges William J. Hohns Zenon Prusas Walter B. Sullivan Jr.Robert L. Talerico Robert C. Van Aken Roger D. Ward

1957

Presidents Club Anonymous Martin Knappe

Centurion Karl K. Blixt Harold A. Boyle John R. Greene Edward D. Holmes Richard M. Klingaman Robert E. Manning Norman F. Nelson George Y. Nishimoto Richard D. Parker John A. Pitcher Wesley M. Rickard Frederick W. Ritz Paul R. Sand Johannes Smid Terry L. Towner Willard G. Ulmer Donald J. Wehrenberg Walter F. Yamrick

Pioneer Richard G. Allen Paul H. Arndt Rodney Allen Barber Scott K. Gray IIIAllen F. Horn Jr.Robert C. Margiloff

Joel A. Miller Frank C. Smith

1958

Presidents Club David W. Woodmansee

Leader Donald R. Heady Andrew P. Nelson

Pacesetter Robert H. Brock Jr.Paul G. Bucklin Philip J. Kohlbrenner Charles P. Mowatt Clyde D. Robbins Alfred Schainholz William S. Smeltzer

Centurion Friedrich J. AufschlagerHerbert D. Belknap Robert M. Bownes Robert A. Dykes Joseph R. Haug Karl Newton Richard J. Patrick James F. Ring William S. Ringwall Timothy M. Smith John R. Stell Roger A. Swanson William R. Volavka

Pioneer Gordon L. Adams Robert M. Bauer William L. Betts Geoffrey P. Conine Sr.Wilfred A. Cote Jr.Donald R. Cowles David Deretchin Peter T. Gregory Anton Jurecic William L. Maine Jerome J. McArdle Edward D. Morrison George S. Petrie George E. Raynor Jr.Kenneth E. Reymers Jr.Richard J. Roberts Frederick H.ThompsonGeorge Treier Curtis A. Wilksen Karl E. Wolter

1959

Presidents Club Ronald W. Becker Dale L. Travis

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Allen Naples:A Great Opportunity

When Allen Naples looked for a pro-gram to be the recipient of a gift from hisemployer, ESF’s Stalking Science Educa-tion in the Adirondacks was “the perfectfit.”

HSBC Bank USA, which Naples servesas president of the Central/Capital Region,made a gift of $13,500 to provide computerequipment, stipends to fund senior associ-ate teachers, and design and printing ofmodule booklets and fungi field guides.

“The bank has always been a very strongcorporate citizen supporting as many of thenot-for-profit organizations, both statewideand regionally, as we could,” Naples said.“Stalking Science is a fantastic program.”

Much of HSBC’s generosity is directedtoward organizations that are involved ineducation or the protection and improve-ment of the environment. Stalking Sciencedoes both. Operating under the wing of theRoosevelt Wild Life Station, the programtakes science teachers into the Adirondacksfor five days so they can use natural inter-pretation to enrich their teaching.

“It’s just a great opportunity for HSBCto support this kind of effort,” Naples said.“This is something I would look forward tosupporting over the long term.”

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Leader Edward A. Karsch Arthur A. Sundt

Pacesetter James C. Hamer Michael H. Jones

Centurion Frank W. Bulsiewicz Gerhard F. Fedde Richard E. Garrett Edward H. Gleason Jr.David T. Landers Robert C. Nowack Richard G. Rounseville David E. White John F. Wixted

Pioneer James H. Allen Charles F. Brooks Lawrence P. Brown Bruce R. Dayton Charles H. Frommer William J. Heilman Erling W. MaineHarry W. Porter Jr.Donald H. Potter Jerome M. Rose John M. Roubie Salvins Strods Robert A. Ulbrich John A. Winieski Robert W. Wright

1960

Founders Club Richard H. Gustafson

Presidents Club Alan W. Larson Frank C. Shirley

Leader Leroy Z. Page II

Pacesetter Bruce F. Hearn

Centurion Howard G. Converse James E. Coufal Clyde M. Hunt Gerhard R. Tegeder Ronald V. Volk Richard G. Ward Joseph A. Wray

Pioneer Gene S. Bergoffen Hugh O. CanhamJohn Hauptman James Francis Helmer

Roger W. Hutchinson Philip W. Kennedy Joseph L. Landino Mark J. Marquisee John M. McSweeney George L. Momberger George W. Noble Warren A. Richardson Jr.John A. Satkowski George J. Schmitt William Settineri David M. Sharpe J. Daniel Wojcik

1961

Presidents Club Luise E. Walker

Pacesetter David R. Haskins Tom L. Ryan

Centurion Michael Gritz Martin F. Jurgensen Raymond J. KordishRodney J. Reining

Pioneer Raymond D. Bourdeau F. Joseph Brang Jeffrey G. Carlen Howard R. Ecker Robert C. Ferguson Alan H. Hartig Lewis T. Hendricks Arnold H. Lanckton Douglas K. Lehmann Thomas R. Monroe John E. Tiffany

1962

Presidents Club Theodore Crovello

Centurion G. Richard Dodge Richard Jagels Christopher L. Murphy

Pioneer Gordon D. Cook William H. Ehlers Alan F. Grapel Robert W. H. Gunther W. David Klemperer John A. Lewicki James D. McKinley John M. Radosta Anthony P. Rizzio Horace M. Smith Gerald R. Yocum

1963

Presidents Club The Estate of

Lee B. Chamberlaine

Pacesetter Hermann E. Welm

Centurion Alan H. Barbour Joseph J. Batelka Richard M. Gray Lester J. Lee Donald U. Peet Colin A. Rabe Charles A. Rapp Stephen S. Robinson David L. Van Schaick Stephen G. Weatherly Gerald W. Zimmer

Pioneer James F. Arnold Carl W. Bailey IIIDouglas L. Bartow Jr.Gary G. Bouplon Keith A. Butters Frederick J. Gerty Jr.Lawrence S. Gordon Stuart R. Halpert David L. Hathway Daniel B. Houston John D. Kegg Stephanie H.

Labumbard Melvin A. Lipson Eugene M. Litz John A. Locke Peter G. Murphy Edward J. Olinger John R. Peters William L. Quartz Raymond W. Rebby Curtis A. Reese Edward B. Rickford Thomas E. Rogers Douglas R. Simmons William R. Sistek David J. Zlomek

1964

Presidents Club Raymond J. Nozynski

Leader Harold G. Brotzman

Pacesetter James M. Colby Chad E. Covey Alan C. Eachus Christopher L. Hart

Centurion Harry A. Barber Bruce R. Brownell H. Jesse Dubin Susan Mead Hughson Donald J. Kopf Alan B. Kubarek Thomas E. OkoniewskiErnest L. Paskey Robert V. Patrick Jr.Walter M. Tryon James B. Wilson Louis N. Wood Jr.

Pioneer Harold E. Burghart Richard J. Cipperly Richard L. Coalson Lawrence R. Cohen Glenn M. Cole Richard G. Croop George D. Davis Carl S. Golas William T. Hauck Donald Hennig Carl J. Kruger Donald Y. Noda Richard J. Okun Ronald Raineri Sue M. Rosenstrauch William J. Schell James C. Stansbury Michael Teachout

1965

Pacesetter James E. Cheesman

Centurion Daniel E. Chappelle Robert Lee Edmonds Thomas Horbett David W. Hulse John G. Miller Leslie G. Monostory Michael S. Rizzio James W. Tinney Jr.

Pioneer Norman E. Bell Anthony J. Cardwell Richard A. CunninghamRobert G. Fowler Robert J. Frazier Jr.Norman C. Grenell Anthony N. Jeric John J. Majak Bruce A. Martin Eugene J. Miller David A. MoorheadDonald E. Neuroth

Robert H. Seale John B. Slater Ralph L. Vanderveer Krishna P. Vemuri Jason T. Welsch

1966

Presidents Club Donald Fraser Behrend Corleen J. Thompson

Leader David C. Randall

Pacesetter Peter D. Aller William F. Derouchie Jeffrey A. Gebrian

Centurion Robert S. Bond Raymond E. Davis Edward R. Hahn George W. Hebard Jr.Richard G. Marko David M. Norris Thomas R. Pigage Jock Robie Richard W. Sage Jr.Anatole Sarko Robert Y. T. Suen William N.Wandmacher

Pioneer Stuart D. Alexander Paul H. Amidon Frank C. Basile Robert W. Bryant Jr.Richard B. Burton Parshall B. Bush Steven P. Clark Ronald T. Collins Malcolm W. Coulter Terry J. Dailey Donald F. Dean Carmen V. Dematteo David L. Franke Matthew J. Giordono Walter P. Gould Linda K. Halik John J. Keefe Dwayne K. Klossner Robert T. Kon H. James LeRoy Duncan J. Mackey Paul Menge M. Gill Petri Neil A. Redding Erwin R. Ruckel Lee D. Salber Walter G. Sall



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Steven H. Selger James A. Toner James R. Tremlett David C. Wagner Norman K. Wagner Robert F. Wittwer

1967

Pacesetter Richard L. Gray David P. Jones

Centurion Joan K. Chia Jon R. Crofoot Paul F. Ebersbach Michael J. George Stephen P. Glasser David W. Huffman Henry M. Ortmann Michael A. Tobias David A. Vredenburgh Brian C. Wallace

Pioneer Kristina W. Arnold Serge B. Beaulieu Terry A. Beerman William J. Bertrand Donald M. Boone Albert W. Butkas James R. Colquhoun David B. Daubert Richard W. Elliott Craig L. Fournier Martin Grand Robert B. Kinstrey Richard K. Lyons Joseph H. Nalbach Gary F. Regan Frank T. Rose David D. Stout Daniel A. Sulitka Paul L. Sutton John E. Torpy IIDavid P. Tousignant David L. Tyler Leslie R. Wedge Thomas A. White

1968

Centurion Thomas W. Balsley Joseph F. Cantwell Gilbert L. Comstock Douglas G. Dellmore Terrence J. DeWan Robert Driesen David R. Eldredge William E. Houck

Charles J. Kowalski Richard Laven James M. Snyder Mark D. Sprague David W. Tessier Peter D. Wallace

Pioneer Erna Hamel Baumann John M. Biasuzzi Robert J. Bragan John R. Brechko Russell M. Breiner Clifford W. Buckley Jr.Richard T. Colesante Wayne C. Connor Kenneth E. Conway William J. Elgin John N. Faulring Malcolm W. Fordham George Frey Frederick C. Jackson Francis T. Lapolla James J. Mason Durando Miller IIIPearse C. P. O'DohertyDaniel G. Orband Clayton R. Parsons David R. Paul Ronald A. Polgar Paul W. Resler Edward G. Schmitt James R. Smith Louis F. Soracco Alan M. Stiehler John L. Sullivan John Van Iderstine

1969

Pacesetter Michael J. Geiss

Centurion Lloyd B. Adams Arthur B. Budington Richard R. Curran Ronald J. Eby R. Allen Falls Jeffrey M. Frohn James A. Hill Ronald N. Hill Leslie R. Landrum Michael C. McCloskeyWilliam P. Metzar James R. Peek Bruce D. Reid

Pioneer Jane E. Bailey James L. Bartlett Dennis A. Bauder

Peter K. Bosch Robert P. Burnett John J. Cesar David Clough Walter L. Cook Jr.Thomas M. Cutter David Duclos David B. Emerson Patrick Fenn Kenneth E. Finch Dwight D. Folts Nicholas E. Gardinier Frederic A. Gros Peter W. Grupe Samuel J. Ippolito Wayne W. Jones David L. Kosboth Richard P. Lewis George W. McBride David M. Miller Billy L. Morris Eugene C. Newsome Gene L. Padgham Daniel J. Pihlblad Robert G. Salsbury Jr.Richard A. Schwab Paul A. Schwonke Carl P. Wiedemann David J. Wohlbach

1970

Pacesetter Gary L. Speenburgh Daniel C. Wightman

Centurion David M. Atwood Terry L. Bluhm Len C. Carey Thomas W. Catchpole James A. Dills James R. Keenan Mark K. Levanway Dennis R. Parent Stuart H. Sachs Bruce C. Shelley William F. Stoehr Robin D. Worcester

Pioneer Sidney E. Balch James A. Beil Norman K. Booth David J. Carleo Donald L. Cranston William R. Diedrichs Richard T. Doyle Robert J. Dunn William G. Ebersbach John C. Farrar

Robert F. Faunce Dennis S. Fellows Knowlton C. Foote George M. Green David R. Hall Gordon M. Heisler Lawrence P. Hirsch Robert E. Howard Richard D. Jarvis Robert P. Jones Lawrence J. Kieffer Jack R. Kingsley Kam H. Lee Lawrence F. McGrail Susan D. Morgan George M. Murphy Brian C. Skinner James J. Smith Marlene M. Sorenson Jamieson R. Steele Wesley B. Stiles Gary B. Will James E. Winch Stephen C. Yorton

1971

Pacesetter Barry F. Burton Geoffrey K. CummingsJohn D. Fey Nancy A. Mayer Kevin T. McLoughlin David R. Mele James M. Wheeler

Centurion Linda M. Bergin Werner R. Burkat Franklin D. Cean Richard E. Craig Raymond P. Curran Kenneth A. Gifford D. Clayton Grove Gregory H. Hart Richard J. Roberts Peter D. Rogers K. Adele Rossi-Marsh Wayne H. Schacher James R. Urban Daniel R. Walker Edwin J. White

Pioneer William H. Ashley Fred C. Ballantyne Michael D. Bamberger Jeffrey O. Barnes David A. Bowman Frederick R. Branton John F. Brennan

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Sasha Blount:So Many Choices

As the end of her high school career ap-proached, Sasha Blount faced a decision.

“I could pursue a career in the culinary artsor I could save the world,” said the ESF freshman.

Luckily for ESF, a two-year stint as an in-tern with The Nature Conservancy in Manhat-tan and a favorite high school science teacherhelped tip the balance for Blount toward a ca-reer in the environmental sciences.

Blount’s contacts with admissions coun-selors, faculty, and students reinforced her posi-tive image of the college. “They were wonderful.And, ESF is very well known and focused on somany environmental issues,” she said.

A campus visit clinched her decision tocome to ESF. “It was important for me to seethat my mom was comfortable, too, because I’man only child.”

Scholarship assistance also was a key con-cern. “We’re not the richest family—we’re notthe poorest.We’re middle class.”Without schol-arships, Blount would have had to take out “lotsof loans.”

“The scholarships took a lot of stress off andallowed me to go to a good school at the sametime,” she said.

Blount’s interests continue to be varied —she loves her environmental processes class withProfessor Robert Malmsheimer but also is in-terested in environmental communications, pol-icy and management, and environmental justice.

Wherever her final career choice leads, shesays she’d like to stay in an urban area. “I wantto work to correct problems ‘close to home,’” shesays, “problems I’m familiar with.”

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Joseph J. Buschynski Alan F. Byrne Douglas G. Cerretani Donald F. Charles Robert H. Corbett Walter E. Grajko Jr.Terrence M. Hammill Michael J. Hasenstab Samuel S. Hirschey William V. Hubbard Jr.Thomas E. Kelley Michael Kudish Paul J. Kulick Jr.Roman S. Kulik Edwin S. Malesky David T. Mance Richard H. Mider Thayer A. Miller Timothy J. Murphy Walter G. NeuhauserFrederick M. NoetscherJohn P. Opezio John L. Osinski Richard H. Powell Peter J. Rzasa Lynn A. Selden Steven R. Shraeder Howard A. Simonin Vito J. Sparace John M. Thornton Gary L. Tompkins John P. Virgona Thomas H. Wahl George J. Walter Pamela F. Yorks

1972

Leader Richard S. HawksJohn A. Thonet

Centurion Andrew S. Bell Daniel M. BirminghamSteven M. Dauber James Goulet Edward J. Hogan Donald C. Keefer Lawrence A. Rathman

Pioneer Lewis P. Allen William F. Bones Jr.John P. Burton Wilfred A. Cote IIIDennis A. Gigliotti Gregory G. Hoer Roy D. Hopke Donald L. Hosenfeld

Paul A. Ignatz Ken J. Kasprzyk Kenniford G. Laing Robert E. Lamoy John F. Lepkowski Paul W. Lock Jr.Michael C. Long Anthony J. Miller Darrell C. Osterhoudt Donald W. Pearson David J. Peckham Patricia A. Pingel Robert C. Potter Jr.Paul M. Rebis Thomas E. Rodencal Leonard A. SmithJohn E. Turner Ross A. Virginia Curtis B. Ward Scott E. Webster Thomas L. Wendt Fred G. Wilhelm Charles H. Youmell

1973

Presidents Club Robert F. Thaisz

Leader Douglas W. Charles

Pacesetter Christopher L.

Westbrook

Centurion Randall P. Blass Robert C. Bognar Justin F. Culkowski Joseph A.

Emmanuelle Jr.John S. Gasiorowski Jr.Paul W. Hannan Ronald S. Johnson John H. Mruz Robert E. Rood James C. Shearer Theodore P. Wagner

Pioneer Janet Alesandrini John H. Anlian Richard C. Bailey Thomas A. Barba Eudell C. Bivens Richard T. Brantigan Michael D. Bryan David A. Bush Robert F. Cerza Geoffrey A. Christoff Dale A. Demler

William J. Doran Carl W. Eller David J. Francescotti Preston S. Gilbert Michael T. Girvin Albert Gomolka Jr.David L. Hardin James W. Hornbeck Walter D. Hubbell William R. Jacobi Robert W. Jutton Ronald F. Klossner Gregory A. Knowlton Thomas M. Koch Gerald A. Kostyk William K. Kropelin Kenneth D. Kugel Jack V. Kuney Edward C. Landau Thomas D. Lee Thomas J. Lynch James B. Marean Edward F. Neuhauser Ray M. Oram Roy R. Pedersen Roberta L. Pickert William L. Pryor Victoria Miles Smith Arnold E. Talgo William S. Todaro Michael H. Townsend Peter J. Trowbridge Dennis O. Weil

1974

Founders Club Richard J. Ahearn

Leader Alan M. Gordon Philip M. Juravel

Pacesetter Mark E. Hansen

Centurion Allan T. Britton Jr.Edward B. Clark Arthur G. Dillon Walter L. Edmonds IIIGeorge R. Hoffman Deborah Kapfer David R. Morgan Lowell R. Smith M. Jane Stinson Arthur J. Stipanovic David B. Zilkoski

Pioneer Jeffrey E. Barnes David F. Barone

Marlene G. Berg Randal M. Brown Thomas P. Burns William M. Burry David A. Byers Stephen J. Byrne Peter M. Casler Tim L. Coates Thomas F. Cuffney Weston J. Davis Joseph A. Detor Richard P. Doering Ralph B. Edwards David R. Ellis Patrick S.A. Flood Anthony B. Greene Ronald E. Higgins Thomas J. Hill Dennis Hlavac Michael H. Horowitz Deborah A. Howe Theodore I. Jerrett J. Michael Kennedy Matthew P. Killeen Roger L. Klaus Robert W. Loveless Michael B. Madden Vincent A. Matt Michael L. May Stephen F. Mayer Jeffrey D. Palmerton Richard G. Pancoe Charles E. Pound Jr.David M. Rieger Stephen K. Ruoff Richard M. Rybinski Joseph H. Sahl Donald P. Schaufler David K. Seim Mark E. Sengenberger David F. Smolinsky Steve M. Stash Michael D. Strutz Stanley D. Swierz Theodore S. Torpy Martin Vandergrinten John P. Warneck Warren L. Westlake William T. Wike Stephen M. Young Joseph J. Zeglen

1975

Presidents Club Patricia Clark Visser

Leader George H. Ellis

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Charles Hall:Teaching Comes First

Charles A. Hall has garnered manyaccolades in his 30 years as a systems ecol-ogist. But the honor he treasures most, hesaid, is the one he received from the ESFCollege Foundation, Inc.: the third annualFoundation Award for exceptional achieve-ment in teaching.

“It means the most to me because for meteaching has always come first and becausein my previous position at an Ivy Leagueuniversity I was told four times by mychairman that I ‘spent too much time withmy students,’” Hall told an audience of ESFcolleagues the day he received the award.

Hall has been a member of the ESFFaculty of Environmental and Forest Biol-ogy since 1987. His spirited lectures and thepassion he holds for his subject have madehim a favorite with students.

The foundation’s recognition awardcame with a $1,000 grant to be used forprofessional purposes. Hall used it to payfor the taping of presentations in his GlobalEnvironment and the Evolution of HumanSociety courses. His goals are to continueraising funds for the project and get the ma-terial on the World Wide Web so highschool students and other users can have ac-cess to the information.

“The award was essential to the projectand it led to more funding,” Hall said. “Itwas superb seed money.”

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Pacesetter James H. Culbert Michael B. Maloney Robert R. Quinn A.Christopher Sandstrom

Centurion Clifton W. Flynt Stephen L. Fuller Stephen D. Goodman Carl R. Kelemen Paul W. Leuzzi John H. Murray Patrick F. Opper John R. Smith Harry D. Stobie Jr.Richard L. Willson

Pioneer Frederick W.Adriance Jr.Kenneth L. Bisogni Dennis B. Carmichael William W.ChristophersonAnne S. Cumella Robert S. Cumella D. Bruce Evans John E. Ferrell Robin C. Foss Peter J. Frawley Warren J. Goercke Hugh J. Griffin Steven W. Haerter Ted Oliver Hale Michael R. Harnett David W. Hicks George F. Howlett Jr.Spencer G. Jarrett Scott J. Josiah Edward H. Klass James P. Lawler Charles K. Likel Daniel R. Mahns David F. Majewicz David H. Mason Jan E. McCarthy Russell D. McCulloughBrant N. Miller George H. Moeller Jean Pierre Moreau Jack A. Nasca Harvey Nusbaum Carl S. Scheffler Gary R. Schoonmaker Robert L. Slavicek Robert T. Strong Carey E. Vasey Roland R. Vosburgh Francis J. Walton Elizabeth M. Warner Robert C. Webster Jr.

David A. Weeks George F. Weick Jr.

1976

Presidents Club Christine Wendel

Leader Mary Butler Liddell Alan M. Rhodes William B. SmithBruce E. Williams

Pacesetter Robert R. Evans Donald E. Moore III

Centurion Betsy J. Boyce Robert S. Danskin Jr.Herbert E. Echelberger Susan Johnson Ficarro Paul F. Glassman Janet Kurman HesselbarthStephen E. Loveland Gary Mastroeni Joseph M. McManus Donald A. Salvesen George J. Steele David L. VanTress

Pioneer Steven R. Alm Edwin J. Becker D. Jensen Bissell Jr.Sheilah M. Bissell Peter A. Bizzigotti William L. Bohn Robert L. Bridge Cyrus Brock Alan B. Cady Michael H. Clapper Bradley T. Copp Michael E. Corey David J. Dimmick Joseph E. Dinchuk Stephen D. Dragone Laurie H. Duncan Alexander C. Edwards Richard S. Feldman Samuel E. Frink Michael P. Fullam Carol S. Glenister Steven H. Golden Gene Goundrey Sandra J. Halbritter Charlene M. Hamiwka Gerald S. Hansen IIIBruce S. Hesley Bruce R. Hoskins David Rhys Huggins Charles K. Johnson

Douglas C. Jones Mark W. Keister Charles J. Klein Theodore E. Lauve Gregory N. Leach David B. Lee William L. Mason Frank L. Massaro Willard M. Mayo Linda M. Michels David A. Moser Glenn T. Pearce John P. Pearson Charles K. Porter Roger A. Post Linda Anderson

Robinson Paul L. Schwartz Michael D. Selender David C. Spanganberg Dana Sparhawk Thomas E. Stewart Gregory J. Westfall Judith L. Wolfe David H. Yerton

1977

Leader Dennis P. Flanagan

Centurion Charles T. Beatty Lewis R. Becker Jr.Michael E. Borghard Richard H.Chamberlain Jr.Joseph L. Flack Linda Waful Froelich Alma I. Hix Brian L. Houseal Steven F. Jaffe Jeffrey S. Knouse Frederick D.McCandless Jr.Robert M. Nuzzo John P. Pirrone Herbert A. Pirson Allen T. Stehle Robert R. Throssell Brian R. Todd Glenn A. Turner Mark T. Watkins

Pioneer Ronald G. Abraham Anne Henderson

Arzapalo Catherine Rigge

Baranello Paul L. Belanger Terry A. Boos John W. Bovet

Susan Briggs Kenneth P. Brown James H. Cane William H.

Chamberlain Scott G. Chase Richard Dana

Fitzgerald Gerald E. Franz Lynn L. Hicks Rose E. Hochmuth Robert A. Hollatschek Melvin T. Hotaling Thomas M. HulchanskiKenneth L. Kogut James E. Kundell Kevin K. Kyhos Kim Lloyd Mann Jonathan G. Mapes April K. Maron Pat Gomez Martz Cheryl L. Mayrsohn Douglas E. Meisner David K. Meixell Dennis M. Merkel Daniel Molloy Edward G. Morris Terrance Mowers Robert J. Murray Steve F. Nikulich David W. Norton Craig W. Ostheim John W. Ozard Elizabeth Y. Platt Robert G. Popp Richard P. Quigley John S. Reed David R. Rogemoser Susan M. Rogers Mark D. Rosenthal Robert A. Schiller Ronald B. Skinner David S. Smith Patrick J. Stokes James E. Sutherland Jeffrey H. Ten Eyck Philip W. Tierney Richard H. Tillman Mark E. Tompkins Jack R. Urban Robert Van Steen Joan Miller Vertigan Paul J. Wenner David M. Wheeler Harry J. Wilber Peter F. Woodward Nick Yuschak Jr.Marc A. Zeppetello

1978

Founders Club Richard J. Watro

Leader Ellen B. Warner

Pacesetter Kenneth J. Tiss

Centurion Michael P. Arsitz Dennis E. Bryers Diane M. Dale James A. Delalla Jane L. Didona David Thomas

Ercolano Frederick C. Gliesing Michael K. Gooden Richard William

Hansen Maren Frielingsdorf

King Andrew D. Leonard Walter G. Nestler James M. Pike Marcia Ast Rasmussen Glenn T. Ticehurst Wayne B. Williams Michael S. Winnicki

Pioneer James Edward Bagley Randolph Steven

Baker Archie T. Bernardi James R. Betar Christopher P. Blank William L. Bradford George D. Braman Karl J. Brazauskas Kraig Martin Brigham Jean M. Brown James O. Calderwood Kevin F. Delaughter David V. Dobreski William R. Dodge Richard G. Downing William H. Dunn Peter R. Fernandez John C. Gamble Mark E. Grasman Peter H. Grill William R.

Grundmann Paul D. Hamann Robert W. Hargrove Francis M. Heffernan Jr.Philip G. Hembdt Victoria Drake

Hibbard

Karst R. Hoogeboom Anne M. Johnson Scott E. Kasprowicz Katherine B. Killoran Janice LaChausse Kevin A. Lane Reed B. Leberman Sue Woods Lewis Jonathon S. Lindstrom Bernard F. Maloy Charles R. Marcus David M. Mathien Lawrence A. Morris Karen Page Paul V. Palmiotto Joan Crast Paprocki John G. Pasicznyk Whitney F. Pettersen Dennis G. Rice Robert K. Rice Maria Tersmette Rossi Donald R. Ruch Jack G. Saltes Daniel E. Schiffhauer Anne Marie P. Sebesta Thomas R. Sheil Michael W. Sherman Peter G. Skaller Carolyn M. Stein Laurie

Sutherland-Nehring Tracey Reed Szajgin Timon P. Thompson John T. Walkowiak Celeste Welty Tonda Thering West Wynn E. Witthans Linda S. Zaleon

1979

Leader Mark B. Bahosh

Pacesetter Douglas F. Brown Jesse M. Fink Dawn Foster Joanne F. Stewart

Centurion Frank B. Burggraf Matthew J. Callahan William A. Carpenter Margaret E. Coleman Kenneth E. Coombs John S. Duff Pamela Lester Golde Daniel C. Gray Ann Kenny Iannettoni Maryann Kaczmarek

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Mary O'Leary Kiernan

John G. King Theresa A. Kuracina Teresa Novak

Laundon Robert Maimone Peter M. Marchese Paul W. Maue Todd K. Parmington M. Keith Redenbaugh Keith B. Reitter Mark R. Rosiek John C. Royer Pamela J. Sevy Daniel J. Stitzel Martin W. Wallace

Pioneer Stuart D. Appel Dana A. Batley Jeffrey L. Bernard Thomas A. Berry Michael P. Bontje Peggy A. Brown Kathleen Roach Byrne Kevin B. Cavaioli Gary L. Cianfichi Robert W. Clement Michael A. Corsello Gregory S. Davis Thomas J. Diem William H.

Edmister IIIJulie I. Eldridge Frank M. Flack Thomas R. Folts Mark E. Furuya Gary W. Gilpin Gary R. Goff Frank F. Gordnier Jr.Ellen A. Grunsell David S. Hamling David J. Hayes John F. Hilley Coen Hupkes Jr.Wendy Jo Johnson Susan D. Kaplan Mary Wright

Lomolino James T. Losee Kathy L. Lyons-Burke Thomas A. Maleike Mark P. Mitsch Fred Munk Charles T. Nightingale Mark F. O'Brien Cheryl Brand

Palladino

Celia Petersen Donald F. Potts Daniel F. Reynolds Robert Rieger Robert R. Rooney William G. Schwartz Frederick S. Seely Katherine Demick

Sise Robert G. Sliwinski Karen Greene

Swensen Ronald C. Tetelman Matthew G. Titus William F. Wilson Roberta Needham

Woodburn Clifford C. Wray Jr.

1980

Leader Janet W. Jackowski

Pacesetter Lynn Erla Beegle Timothy N. Delorm Margaret H.

Redinbaugh James C. Richburg Robert R. Stewart

Centurion Robert J. Canora August J. Cook Jr.Charles E. Coonley James M. Jonza Paul A. Krupa Margaret L. Shavalier John T. Shields William S. Thieke

Pioneer Stephen J. Aiken Stephen W. Anagnost Marc D. Ankerud William A. Berliner Darrell R. Bird Daniel L. Bishop Thomas F. Breden Kristin R. Brodie Michael P. Caccavano Lawrence M.

Callander Christine

Capella-Peters Paul C. Capone Kenneth D. Carlson Camille L. Cesari Laurence A. Clement Jr.Robert L. Conner James L. Contino

Clifford D. Davis Jeffrey H. Deckler Robert J. Dee Anne E. Dorrance Michael E. Duda Peter B. Elder Mary Ellen Fish Carolyn Flynn David M. Flynn Monica E. Freson Stephen F. Galloway Paul M. Gugg David A. Harding Gerald T. Harrington Jr.John P. Hayden John E. Heiman Daniel J. Heneka Barbara Baranauskas

Hoefs Paul F. HopkinsMatthew W. Jacobs Julie Sherman

Jakubovitz Jonathan Kanter David R. Killius David B. Lavine James R. Long Kenneth R. Markert Keith R. Maurice Timothy M.

McFarland Edward F. McTiernan David W. Merte Raymond J. Nolan Jeanette M. Norton Irene Marx Olson Kathleen H. Paul Walter P. Pawlowski James W. Popp Debra Hamer Rogers Gail Gmoser Romano Joseph R. Scudlark Robert S. Stegemann Michael J. Stein Mark C. Stolzenburg Joseph R. Taormina Douglas A. Tusch Mary Beth Wolff Alison F. Wood Roy P. Zahnleuter

1981

Pacesetter John R. Merten Debra C. Pagano Timothy Spry

Centurion Paul D. Baird

Brian L. Cypher Stephen E. Duesler Daniel T. Fitts Patricia M. Fritz Charles F. Godbout Dale C. Herman Steven W. Katz Mark C. Mitchell David J. Niemi Manfred Owe K G. Rajan Joseph A. Rittberg Josephine A. Scalia Richard H. Truax Glenn A. Valentino

Pioneer David L. Anderson John P. Ashworth Bruce W. Ball Darcy L. Beeman Jeffrey W. Beeman Rodney Leon Brown Brian R. Butterworth Ellen Roth Campbell Lee Gradischer

Carbonneau Brian D. Chipman Ann E. Cohn Jerry Collins David P. Cowan Charles D. Cranston Douglas J. D'Amore Daniel J. Derleth Philip Destefano Karl W. Doerner Martin J. Duffany Peter E. Erdo Steven M. Faigen Kristine Fabbioli Fay William M. Ferretti Timothy M. Fisher Miles Garfinkel Todd R. Gray Barry J. Greenberg Michael Grizenko Robert E. Grubb Jr.John S. Haederle Thomas F. Hart Jr.Thomas P. Harvey Douglas S. Hilsdorf Stephen F. Hoffmann Lawrence W.

Holmberg Tim H. Hsu Richard K. Hubbard Charles W. Jackowski Ralph T. Keating Edward L. Kern

Lawrence M. Kroon Raymond S. Kusche John R. Lane Nancy Anne Lenz Susan Dinero

Lockwood Alton P. MacDonald Jr.Anne Poux

MacDonald Timothy J. Malfitano James L. Masuicca Stephen J. Miller Jane Elizabeth

Mudano Joan B. Nichols Harold E. Oot Liz O'Rourke Thomas W. Phillips Marian C. Poczobutt Richard G. Prager Thomas E. Price Brian D. Riley Kelly Smith Rohrer Jeanne M Sanderl Alice M. Sikorski Robert L. Stolz Leslie J. Surprenant Mark D. Thomson Mary P. Grogan

Ungerleider Timothy M.

Wallmeyer Michael T. Walsh Michael J. Wilke Bonnie S. Young

1982

Leader Keith T. Morris

Pacesetter Daryle H. Fish Robert J. Preece Scott J. Wheeler

Centurion Susan Fitzgerald

Arling David B. Carson David J. Civic Mary W. Clements Robert E. Deforest Russell G. Dushin Angela T. Flynn Kathryn J. Greenwald Andrew Huggins Kurt M. Lannon Raymond J. Levesque Charles P. Robinson S. Scott Shannon

Peter J. Sinclair Randall S. Slade Timothy J. Slavin Ruth M. Sundstrom James L. Thorsen Cynthia M. Wood Meredith S. Zafonte

Pioneer Judy A. Arvan Barry S. Baldigo Jeri Dominic Barrett John K. Bartow Jr.Philip L. Bell Frank G. Benenati Lawrence A. Boudreau Patrick W. Brayer Jeremiah B. Brophy Donald C. Castor Stephen C.

Catherman Thomas W. Cotter Susan M. Cox Joseph F. Dadey Douglas J. DaleyGary M. Delise Ellen M. DeMaria Mitchell M. Dubensky Kathleen M. Dumas Patrick J. Eves Jeffrey A. Ferguson Robert U. Fischer Jr.Michael J. Flanigan Mark Flory Peter J. Gabrielsen Suzanne Gaynor John J. Gifford Mike B. Gracz Peter B. Gradoni Alan J. Grant Michael Haas Robin E. HoffmanWilliam F. Hoffmann Charles D. Hyams C. M. Ingersoll Christine Urda Kane Timothy A.

Kruppenbacher Ronald F. Leonard Alan D. Lovejoy William E. Lupo Donald R. Mahan William B. Mahony James R. Mallette David Marcham Paul W. McCoy Patrick O. McNally Theresa M. Mercier Robert W. Oconnor

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Richard P. Pauli Thomas J. Powers Karl M. Richard Mark D. Ricker Daniel J. RobinsonMark D. Rogers Jane O. Rowan Abby R. Rudin John T. Sarraf Jeffrey A. Schwartz Nancy Binder Selover Horace B. Shaw IIIKelly Wallace Stang Kenneth J Stein James F. Stevens David P. Tindall Jr.Michael S. Trianni Mark S. Ward Stephen T. Webber Diane M. Wheelock Timothy A. Wimmer Victor J. Wroblewski

1983

Leader Sarah Wiles

Pacesetter Alfred Miesemer

Centurion Mark B. David Lois A. Eckstrom John A. Gibbs John C. Grzibowski Kathryn Strickland

Hanson William G. Kent Maria T. Lombardi Stephanie A.

Masaryk-Morris Laurence Miner Chester J. Onuma Eric S. Pfirman David H. Rockwood James M. Sheibley

Pioneer Iver M. Anderson John I. Anderson Anthony L. Bonagura Paula A. Caron Frances A. Chester James R. Clark Chad P. DawsonJoanne O. Dickens Daniel J. Empie Rodrick J. Finley Richard W. Fregoe Donald J. Friedler

Eileen O.'Brien Gibbons

Daniel R. Isaacson David J. Jacobs Paul J. Klein Stan C. Kryszczuk Willie J. Lau Glenn H. Lindsley Ellen R. Manno Salvatore A. Masullo Jeffrey J. Maxtutis Brian D. McGinn William E. Meehan Michael E. Melcer Kimberly L. Montella Thomas F. Murray John P. Mushman David H. O'Connor Charles E. Parkes Jr.Gregg A. Rabasco Linda S. Rehm Ronald C. Rote James E. Strick Denise Stubblefield Richard M. Teck Eileen M. Travis Teresa B. Tyoe Lisa C. Wahle David G. Ward Guy C. Winig

1984

Founders Club Chin S. Yang

Presidents Club Robert E. Unsworth

Leader Kenneth B. Adams

Centurion Barbara B. Beall Christopher J. Cawley David D. Dreisbach Nancy J. Ferlow Brian T. Fitzgerald Christopher

Frielinghaus Tracy A. Gingrich Kimberly B. Gotwals James W. Jackowski John A. Janson Robert C. Reville Lynda J. Silkey Carmen D. Spara Michael C. Squires

Pioneer Lisa A. Arbucci Paul M. Bensadoun

David Benscher Robert M. Boland Robert B. Buerger Frank J. Calovini John K. Campbell Virginia S. Carlton Jocelyn A.

Cole-Calkins Michael T. Cullen Mark E. Culligan Dean M. DeVito Brian A. Doherty Lori G. Doscher Andrew P. Duffy Jeffrey P. Ebert Richard Gala Donna L. Hall Richard M. Hoffman Lucinda B. Johnson Mark A. Johnson Eric J. Jokela Eric J. Lauber Susan M. Leven Sheila M. MacDuff David A.

MacLeod-Mercado William P. Mason Andrea M. Maxson Maria C. Moreland William H. Nevil Daryl J. Odhner Eileen O'Donnell Michael A. O'Donnell Lewis H. Payne Doreen Peters Gail P. Sack Robert M. Sanford James E. Skorulski Michael J. Viscardi David T. Winchell Richard A. Zalucki

1985

Leader Eric M. Van Rooy

Pacesetter John P. Haas Lowell W. McBurney Craig A. Miller Brian Wester

Centurion David G. Bauer Monica M. Becker Louis M. Ferrara Ann E. Knuth Andrew P. Pittner Carol S. Roberts

Daniel P. Tracy Robert J. Weireter Robert M. Zentner

Pioneer Elaine W. Alexander Joseph T. Appleby Karen A. Arent Thomas H. Attridge Jeffrey R. Auer Andrew P. Bader David J. Ball Thomas R. Ball Glenn T. Bingham Robert J. Campany Brian J. Carlic Lorraine Carter Craig S. Church David A. Conn Joan M. Ellis Mark C. Fletcher Holly Frey-Dueland John B. Friauf Jr.Brad T. Gydesen Michael L. Hall Thomas K. Haner Patrick W. Keenan R. M. Kogler Mike S. Kruse Stephen J. MacAvery Yvonne C. Manfra Kevin G. Mangan Clay V. Morrissey Christina C. Palmero Michael E. Parker Linda K. Parrish Renee A. Parsons Christine P. Pechner Michael R. Ragan Geoffrey McNeil Reed Barbara L. Richardson Jeff R. Risley Robert J. Schug Thomas R. Shone Bruce S. Tangarone Michael J. Ward Michael J. Wimsatt Teresa L. Witzel

1986

Leader Marquess E. Lewis

Pacesetter David C. O'Donnell

Centurion Daniel W. Clayton Thomas A. Cozzie Blake W. Fulton

John L. Gibbons John C. Lachance Duane R. Palmateer Debora Schwartz

Pioneer Neal F. Buelow Eric G. Burneson Anthony J. Carmeli Terrence E. Croad Jr.Charlotte L. Demers Mark R. Denno Jane G. Frampton Kevin J. Franke Linda M. Garrett Linda I. Gibbs George M. Griffith Scott R. Hall Gretchen H. Hesler Robert H. Jones Gregory F. Krasnai Steve F. Lachacz Robert W.

MalmsheimerThomas J. Martin Julie A. McGaulley Michael P. Ohl Mark C. Parrish Brian D. Peck Stephen W.

Radzyminski Timothy J. Raichel Daniel A. Reeder Wendi M. Richards Elizabeth S. Rogan Kit Schwendler Janine G. Shepherd Stephen M. Spencer Henry J. Tomassi Craig M. Updike Zwelonke I. Ushe Kevin M. Walsh Timothy S. Weaver Sandra G. Wheeler Jennifer A. Williams Elaine P. Winslow Diane L. Zahm

1987

Pacesetter Robert E. Deyle Cheryl S. Doble

Centurion Steven S. Burd Paul C. Graver James G. Hirsch Caroline M. Kiss Joel M. Stopha

Pioneer Vicki H. Allen Lisa M. Balduman Marla E. Briggs Vincent J. Cotrone Margaret A. Dwyer Donald A. Eggen Janet M. Forsell Kevin T. Garvey Thomas M. Gorman Andrew D. Henwood Barbara A. Lancour Ron Leonard Thomas J. Markley Jeffrey L. Nugent Robert E. Off Douglas R. Pearsall David B. Prezyna Rosetta R. Railey Thomas W. Rothwell Nicole M. Rudd Robert W. Scammell Amelia Z. Swiernik William M. Swiernik Ann M. Tarbet Joan M. Tiner Thomas N. Tomsa Jr.Michael A. Tragner Patricia S. Willenbrock

1988

Leader Joanne B. Arany

Centurion Jeffery L. Austin Kimberly C. Bailey Charles H. Baker Steven E. Barry Matthew L.

Bartholomew Keith R. Beaver Steven Bick PhDJohn M. Brannock William M. Bratko Linda M. Burke Marianne Burke PhDJacqueline C. Casciani Cynthia L. Coritz Caryn A. Crook Peter K. Cullinan Kevin R. Dominske Ralph B. Downard Jr.Lance D. Drummond Haley M. Ferraro Timothy J. Fogarty David R. Gerber Raymond W. Henn Paul J. Hess



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Leeann K. Huey Daniel J. Ingraham Thomas C. Kase John M. Keyes Mark C. Kozsan Jeffery S. Locke Kathryn K. Macri Gerard M. Marzec James W. Matzat Richard W.

McCormick Brian P. Mitchell Kenneth J. Popino James J. Reed Todd D. Rothermel David B. Shelmidine Ellyn K. Tighe Steven M. Tingley George R.

Waddington Jr.Hollybeth K. Welsh David F. Willenbrock Dina Yando

1989

Centurion Peter X. Boullianne Thomas F. Crudden Wieslaw W. Gondek Jonathan G. Kennen Roger S. Rommel Robin A. Summerhill Eric W. Webster

Pioneer Joseph J. Beaudoin Todd J. Blanc Louis P. Carrock Diana G. Carter Rita W. Cook Deann L. Cummings John F. Debboli Yadollah Delaviz Kevin M. Draper Todd L. Finley Stephen D. Gettle Kenneth R. Jones Karen A. Kanyok Betsy A. Keplinger Tanya D. McIntire Barbara A. Senecal Brent J. Speicher Karl B. Thompson Todd A. Warner Carol S. Wilson Douglas H. Zamelis Paula O. Zanker

1990 Centurion Clyde H. Burnsworth Daniel J. Nicholson Daniel J. Roock Janet F. Sager

Pioneer Kris E. Anderson Scott W. Davis Christopher H. Fritz James S. Ganter Stephanie R. Gash Scott B. Goldie Frederick G.

Goutremout Jr.Steven J. Groetz Henry M. Jaen Michelle A. Linscott Sean E. McGlynn Russell C. McKittrick Peter D. Nicholas Sandra Palmer Daniel M. Panek Donald E. Swanson Jr.Ann G. Thibault Ken Tousley Jr.Pollyanna L. Williams Todd C. Wills Daniel M. Zajac

1991 Centurion Margaret P. Engasser Joseph D. Nolan Jr.Alan D. Rice Rhonda L. Skaggs

Pioneer Ronald T. Aiello Matthew G. Barbalich Kenneth B. Bowman Laura A. Carey Glynnis N. Collins Richard W. Evans Jr.Robert P. Farrell Caryl L. Fish Cynthia B. Kirby Horst A. Koslowsky Edward J. Marsh David P. Oldow Robert E.

Schwarzkopf Steven C. Stedman David N. Suarez Anthony F. Woods

1992 Leader Jeffrey M. Speich

Pacesetter Gloria Stone Plottel

Centurion Inga Nelson Barry

Steven P. Holbrook John J. La Gorga Laurence J. Rys Stephen P. Tyksinski

Pioneer Eric L. Ames Robert D.

Barber-Delach Brett J. Chedzoy Bridget E. Creighton John C. De Feo Curtis A. Ecklund Jr.Shawn P. Gardner Thomas W. Karig Rebecca Sherman

Lesko Lisa M. Lewis Dennis J. O'Hagan Mark E. Penhollow Steven D. Perry David M. Poppe Timothy H. Ramsey Sharlene M.

Sanderson Lewis J. Staats Patricia B. Stock Jeffrey W. Tanner Steven M. Taylor Michele Terando Rodney L. Wojtanik

1993 Centurion Eric D. Ackerman Gregg A. Jones Erin M. Krellwitz

Pioneer Sakie K. Belluscio Jeanne Brutman-Faria Chris H. Gardner Michael A. Lumbis Ajay S. Maheshwari Jennifer A. Ostrowski Ronald R. Pernisi Kelly A. Porter Heidi Rieckermann Angel M.

Rios-Gonzalez Nanette S. Rutkowski Mark R. Scallion Timothy Severance David J. Snyder John D. Solan Jr.Kal Szigeti Elizabeth R. Wyman John B. Zemanick

1994 Centurion Mark W. Adams Jennifer Fencil Lisa M. Fostveit

Susanna A. McMaster Deborah D. Schubach

Pioneer Sonia J. Avallone Sean M. Brogan Bernard R. Buff Jr.Daniel J. Costello Jeanette Dadusc Patrick W. Frenyea Michael T. Goergen Jr.Paul J. Gryga Kevin P. Hynes Christine A. Lehman Marcy A. Neville Katherine T. Radomski Steven L. Ragonese Leah E. Reutlinger Steven J. Rolfe Jonathan G. Shoulta David L. Sturges Lassandra A. Von

Appen Howard Weinberg Rory A. Woodmansee

1995 Centurion Kathleen H. Emery Thomas D. Gibbons Myrna H. Hall Colin D. Henderson Michael A. Schubach Jonathan M.

VanDelinder Zizhuo Xing

Pioneer Leatha A. Damron Craig C. Fauler Nicole R. Gates Dale E. Haas Brian W. Hayduk Jose Iribarne Elizabeth Joerger Mary A. Karp Jill M. Marshall Allison J. Nygard Jean M. Palange Kevin M. Patterson Michael J. Rubbo Steven M. Schaefer Eric J. Shaw Melissa Wood Keegan Y. Yang

1996 Leader Raymond H. Apy Jr.

Pacesetter William T. Pitman

Centurion Joseph W.

Dembeck IV

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Eric Greenfield:It’s Why I Came To ESF

Time, said Eric J. Greenfield, is a preciouscommodity.

“The Farnsworth Fellowship has givenme time: time to reflect, time to focus onmy research,” he said.

Without the fellowship, which he wasselected to receive in the spring, Greenfieldsaid, “I wouldn’t be able to focus on mystudies full time.”

In addition to working on his disserta-tion, Greenfield is a visiting instructor atESF and a member of several campuscommittees and organizations including theEcological-Economics Group and the So-ciety of American Foresters.

He is used to being busy. Before return-ing to graduate school, Greenfield served asa village trustee and as mayor of Delhi, N.Y.He also was executive director of the Coali-tion of Watershed Towns, and previouslyworked as an instructor at SUNY-Delhi.

After completing his doctorate, Green-field plans to continue teaching on the col-lege level. “It’s why I came to ESF,” he said.“A degree in forest and natural resourcesmanagement is incredibly well-rounded interms of problem solving and learningabout resources. It’s broadened my horizonsand will help me be a better educator.”

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Alumni continued

CorporationsFounders ClubABB, Inc.Ahlstrom Machinery, Inc.Albany International CorporationAppleton Papers Inc.Bowater, Inc.Bristol-Myers Squibb CompanyBuckman Laboratories, Inc.Central National-Gottesman Inc.Champion International

CorporationConsolidated Papers

Foundation IncEastman Kodak CompanyEngelhard CorporationGarden State Paper CompanyGeorgia-Pacific CorporationHercules, Inc.International Paper Company

FoundationJames River Corporation

FoundationKey Bank of CNY/KeyCorpMead Westvaco CorporationMohawk Paper Mills, Inc.Nalco Chemical CompanyNational Starch & Chemical

CorporationThe Newark GroupThe Niagara Mohawk FoundationP.H. Glatfelter CompanySiliconGraphics, Inc.Solvay Paperboard

Southern Container CorporationSpecialty MineralsUnion Camp CorporationWestvaco FoundationWeyerhaueser Company

FoundationXerox Corporation

Presidents ClubAES Engineered SystemsAsten JohnsonBlasland, Bouck & Lee, Inc.The BOC GroupBond, Schoeneck & King, LLPChase PitkinGeorgia Pacific CorporationHancock & Estabrook, LLPHollingsworth & Vose CompanyHoneywell Inc.HSBC Bank USAIBM International FoundationIMERYSJ.P. Morgan & Co. Inc.Jacobs EngineeringKadant AESLockheed Martin CorporationM&T Charitable FoundationMarsellus Casket CompanyMetso Paper, Inc.Metso USA, INC.Mojo Soft Heads Inc.Morgan StanleyThe Sherwin-Williams FoundationState Farm Companies Foundation

Timber HarvesterUS BancorpVoith Paper

LeaderABB Process AutomationAhn AssociatesAkzo NobelAlstom Power Inc.American Home Products

CorporationBASF CorporationBE & K Inc.Beitzel CorporationThe Burrows Little Falls

FoundationC. E. Thurston & Sons Inc.Carl Belt Inc.The Davey Tree Expert CompanyThe Dow Chemical Company

FoundationEquipment & Controls, Inc.FMC FoundationFrischkorn, Inc.GE FundMetso AutomationMosinee Paper CorporationMPW Industrial ServicesNational Wire FabricNortheast UtilitiesOMYA, Inc.Paperchine, Inc.The Prudential FoundationSHW, Inc.

Smith Transportation Inc.Sonoco Products CompanySource WSterling Pulp Chemicals Ltd.Stock Equipment CompanyStowe WoodwardTricon Metals & ServiceVopakWalter N. Yoder & Sons Inc.

PacesetterAlcoa FoundationAlloy Cladding Company Inc.American ExpressAnheuser-Busch CompaniesCognis CorporationGreat Northern Paper, Inc.Industrial Pump Service of NCIogenThe Johnson CorporationThe Procter & Gamble FundWausau-Mosinee Paper

Foundation Inc.Willamette Industries

Centurion3MArmstrong World IndustriesArrow Electronics Inc.Black & Decker CorporationCan-Am Machinery, Inc.Carwile Mechanical ContractorsCompaq Computer CorporationConsolidated Edison CompanyCorning Inc. Foundation

Amy G. Dickstein Andres A. Hanson Timothy P. Lago Barbara A. O'Dwyer

Pioneer Elizabeth A. Allyn Christopher Asaro Jason A. Brechko Kyle M. Downey Tracy E. Ilardo Michael A. Kaban Matthew J. Karp Carolyn D. Laberge Gretchen J. Lane Brian C. Lembke Thomas L. Mereand Andrew J. Orgonik Michael L. Pacelli Jonathan C. Pawlak Michael J. Reed Thomas Roach

Peter S. Smith Andrew S. Trodler

1997 Centurion John Z. Foote David E. Schmidt Janine R. Sleeper

Pioneer Brett K. Armstrong Caron F. Chess Karen H. Gaidasz Stephanie J. Gomon Kimberly A. Kendall Keith M. Lewinter Valerie A. LuzadisHeather A. Moberly William G. Palmer Katherine S. Pawlak David G. Ray Brendan K. Rice

Laura A. Robinson Jonathan D. Roppel Heather K. Shoudy

Brechko Jeremy J. Taylor Brian A. Thomas Ben M. Zomer

1998 Centurion Christopher G. Craner Lindi J. Quackenbush

Pioneer Hidaat Asghedom Abigail L. Baron Laura M. Batt Justin A. Dombish Laura A. Feakes Jill Havens Jill M. Kenny Carolyn Pike

Joseph M. Smith Pamela C. Tappen

1999 Centurion Sarah M. Shepherd

Pioneer Michelle J. Baumflek Tammy L. Breski Kyle W. Buelow Clark E. Burdick Lynn M. Christenson John F. Connor Andrew M. DeMaio Michael R.

Digiacomio Kerry M. Foley Christina A. Francis Steven A. Lanza Ellen M. Lloyd Mark M. McMillin

Brian V. Monterosso William K. Nasser III Leslie I. Pultz David R. Rarick Matthew J. Rice Pamela M. Spaziani

Helms Jeremy A. Stidd John T. Tangen

2000 Centurion Michael T. Dugan

Pioneer Deborah J. Ashley Brian P. Fitzgerald Jr.Tonia E. Fung Eric R. Hallifax Eugenia B. Hart Venera A. Jouraeva Rick D. Kriner

Joseph D. Lisi Chad Martin Allison G. Napierski Robert C. Nichols Shawn F. Olenski Paul E. O'Neil Jr.

2001 Centurion Charles E. Martin II

Pioneer Ross M. Garlapow Geoffrey M. Gursky Peter W. Hall Stephen L. Harris

Kate R. Howles Laurel E. PhoenixElise R. PikarskyRebecca QuailDeanna M. Ripstein

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Faculty and Staff

OrganizationsPresident ClubHelen R. Brady Charitable TrustESF Alumni Association

Humane Society of the U.S.National Association of Paperstock Women

PioneerQuality Of Worklife CommitteeWomens Garden Club of Baldwinsville

Founders Club Anonymous Carlton W. Dence ’47The Estate of Edwin

C. Jahn ’25John B. Simeone William L. Webb*

Presidents Club Maurice M.Alexander ’40Donald F. Behrend ’66William R. Bentley Michael R. Brower Emanuel J. Carter Jr.George W. Curry Cornelius B.

Murphy Jr.Conrad Schuerch Bradford G. Sears ’39Stephen V. Stehman Chun J. Wang Connie S. Webb Hugh E. Wilcox ’40John M. Yavorsky ’42

Leader Craig J. Davis

Elizabeth A. Elkins James M. Hassett Richard S. Hawks ’72James M. Heffernan Richard W. Miller ’56Harrison H. Payne ’50Jeri Lynn Smith William B. Smith ’76Ross S. Whaley

Pacesetter Robert H. Brock Jr. ’58Gary E. Colella Cheryl S. Doble ’86Robert H. Frey Brenda T. Greenfield John P. Hassett Mary O. Hooven George H. Kyanka Robert M. Silverstein Kenneth J. Tiss ’78Christopher L.

Westbrook ’73

Centurion George R.

Armstrong ’49Rolla W. Cochran

James E. Coufal ’60Justin F. Culkowski ’73Danette J. Desimone Michael T. Dugan ’00Claire B. Dunn Mark P. Fennessy Charles A. Hall Lee P. & Nancy J.

HerringtonThomas R. Horton Edwin H.

Ketchledge ’49Robert T. LaLonde Christine A. Langlois Richard Mark ’50Charles E. Martin II Howard C. Miller ’41Irene NortonLawrence A.

Rathman ’72Dudley J. Raynal Robert G. Reimann ’54Kevin J. Reynolds Richard W.

Sage Jr. ’66*Anatole Sarko ’66

S. Scott Shannon ’82Thomas O. Slocum Johannes Smid ’57Arthur J.

Stipanovic ’74Tore E. Timell David L. VanTress ’76Julie R. White Zizhuo Xing ’95

Pioneer Lawrence P.

Abrahamson Judy A. Barton Peter E. Black Brian D. Boothroyd William M. Burry ’74Hugh O. Canham ’60Wilfred A. Cote Jr. ’58Christine J. Crysler Douglas J. Daley ’82Chad P. Dawson ’83Charlotte L.

Demers ’86M. Elen Deming Theodore S. Dibble Allan P. Drew

Michael J. Duggin George F. Earle Jo Anne C. Ellis Theodore A. Endreny John P. Felleman Thomas R. Fletcher Barbara A. Hasenstab Robin E. Hoffman ’82Paul F. Hopkins ’80Allen F. Horn Jr. ’57Dianne M. Juchimek Anne Kavanagh Sara E. Keith David J. Kieber Charles N. Kroll Charles N. Lee ’49Donald J. Leopold Valerie A. Luzadis ’97Robert W.

Malsheimer ’86 Peter D. MarschallRaymond MastersMyron J. Mitchell Jim Nakas Barbara L. Nelson Roger L. Nissen Jr.

John D. Novado William F. Porter Daniel J. Robison ’82Ellen M. Rose Richard A.

Schwab ’69Horace B. Shaw III ’82Leonard A. Smith ’72Kathleen A. StribleyNorma L. Taylor Mark A. Teece William P. Tully Larry W. VanDruff Alexander Weir Shirley L. Wilbur James L. Williamson Marilyn L. Wright Ruth D. Yanai Eleanor Zaccaria

*Recently deceased

Founders ClubDomenico Annese ’41Curtis H. Bauer ’50John D. Marsellus Robert M. Sand ’50Walter P. Smith ’54

Presidents Club Stephen V. Ardia Edward J. Audi Thomas C. Burkly

Stephen Y.L. Chow Douglas L. Cotton George W. Curry Robert B.

Johnson ’52*Rosalia Hull Linn Charles Morgan Cornelius B.

Murphy Jr.Arthur V. Savage

George J. Schunck Herbert Seidel ’43Connie S. WebbSarah Wiles ’83

Leader Dennis R. Baldwin Douglas W.

Charles ’73Marion Hancock Fish James M. Heffernan

William L.McGarry Jr.

Elizabeth B. Mosher Harrison H. Payne ’50Samuel Perry ’39Virginia C. Robbins Ross S. Whaley J. Warren Young

Pacesetter R. Leland Davis

John D. Fey ’71Brenda T. Greenfield Nancy A. Mayer ’71Lowell McBurney ’85Robert R. Quinn ’75Robert S.

Stegemann ’80John J. Vasselli

Centurion Daniel T. Fitts ’81

Richard E. Garrett ’59Ann G. Higbee Harold E.

Schumm ’53William P. Tully

Pioneer Ronald E. Higgins ’74

*Recently deceased

Board of Trustees and Foundation Directors

Delta Air LinesEli Lilly and CompanyEquiva Services LLCGlaxo Wellcome Inc.Intel FoundationJohnson ControlsFoundationLindas Modas De

Yauco, Inc.Lydall, Inc.NYSEG CorporationPfizer, Inc.Rocky Mountain Aerial

Mapping, Inc.Tate & Lyle N.A.Wyeth

PioneerAdobe Systems Inc.Air Products & Chem-icalsBecton Dickinson andCompanyEastern MountainSports

Eileen Fisher, Inc.EntergyHallmark CorporateFoundationHoneywell FoundationITT IndustriesMonsanto CompanyPPG Industries

FoundationPrestal Verlag Gmbh& Co.Quaker ChemicalThe Quaker OatsFoundationRohm & HaasSealed Air Corporation

Sentry InsuranceFoundationSouthern Hills GardenClubTime Warner Inc.United TechnologiesVerizon

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FriendsFounders ClubCathrine C. Baxter Ann Castagnozzi Frederick W. & Zena Celke Richard D. Greenfield Patricia S. Gustafson Dale & Vera Johnson George W. Lee Jr.Marion W. Meyer Claude & Meira

Penchina Burton Perry IIIJerome Prigoff Harriet Schwarzer Ralph & Iris Szwarc Rina Szwarc Virginia L. Townsend M.J. Van Witsen Louise Wendel

Presidents Club Janette Burnett Hing An Chang Bill & Carol Dugan Gratia Lowe Elizabeth H. Naumburg Jeffrey A. Sandin Arthur V. Savage Michael Selsley Bjarne Soderstrom H. Louise Colvin Vier

Leader James H. Allen Jr.Howard K. Herbert Nancy C. Hrusa Margaret Luebs Joseph Maloney Ian Morrison Fannie S. Reed

Pacesetter Donald W. Edwards David Emery Jan D. Klotz David T. Mason Jeff Morrison Terrence K. Morrison Henry G. Williams

Centurion Barbara L. Allen Joan Baltas Patricia Baltas Charles R. Bosley Maureen A. Burke Sidney G. Cochran Doris A. Darrone Kathryn A. Degnan Dorothy Dennis Michael C. Diehl Thomas L. Fout Glen O. Gilbert J. Sheila Haddock John M. Heagle Timothy F. Jackson Pat Jelinek Brian K. Jenkins Marguerite S. Koten C. Erik Larson Janet G. Leeb John A. Lepley Laurel O. Luebs E. S. Mayer Elizabeth H. Morris Yedda Mari Morrison Joanne K. Murphy Ray Oakdale Peter Pamepinto Charles L. Rosenthal Richard J. Roy Margaret P. Schuerch Mary Seeman Richard Sholund Olive M. Silverstein Jeffrey L. Skala Constance E.Stinemeyer James T. Townsend Edmunds Travis Jr.Erikki V. Turkki Grace Vredenburgh Kenneth Hugh Wilcox James R. Wright

Pioneer Amy Alps Debra J. Ammondson LaVonne Andrews

Jon M. Annable Donald F. Audrain Steven W. Babcock Diane B. Baker Ilene & Phil Barocas Carson Barry Kermit E. Becker Marilyn Behrens Donald L. Benson Herbert L. Benson Jr.Tim Birnie Vera T. Burgess Isaac D. Butner Howard Chaussee Walter R. Christoffel Dennis Cook Richard C. Cortner Robert W. Crocker Patrick F.Cunningham Laura J. Devoe Bruce A. Dubins John R. Duffus Jacques Elliott Jean Eschner Elton H. Fairbank Ronald D. Fisk R. H. Gastler Susan B. Gehm Thelma E. Godshalk Willard E. Guthrie Constance C. Hawley Bud Haylor John A. Hetrick Thomas L. Hotchkiss Fred M. Howes Bruce E. Jewett Yvette L. Kalter Phyllis M. Kannowski Michael Kastenbaum Robert L. Kidwell Estelle Kirkendall Delia E. Kling Marjorie Larson Charles R. Legge Norma G. Lewis James E. Lopez Valerie Luoto

John C. Marini Ramona H. Matthews Michael L. McDowell Pat Meinke James A. Mellor Margaret A.

Meschberger Lester W. Moll Joseph A. Mollo Robert E. Moran Wayne H. Morris Robert L. Morrison Robert T. Morrison Richard B. Murray James A. Overdahl Helen Pentoney Frederick F. Pritts Kevin J. Robison Frances H. Rockney Jerome W. Rubin James M. Russell Marguerite H. Sanner Robert A. Saunders Frederick P. Schneider William C. Schwager Robert T. Shrout Henrietta E. Simeone Christine M. Single Jerome D. Smith William B. Smith IVColleen Snow Robert L. Stevenson Sandra Lee Stump Ray F. Taft George Tasker Ken A. Thornton Anna Timell Mary Ann VanDruff Thomas A. Vandruff Barbara B. Viertel Lois MacDonald Walk Roland Watt Constance E. Weseloh Philip C. Whetstone Richard K. Winslow Jr.Barbara M. Wright

Founders ClubHenry H. Buckley FoundationCNY Community FoundationEdna Bailey Sussman FundThe Walbridge Fund, Ltd.

Presidents ClubWilliam J. Cox Memorial FundBartlett Tree Foundation, Inc

PacesetterFirst Union Foundation

CenturionC.D. Spangler Foundation Inc.The Plum Creek Foundation

Other Foundations

Leo Tidd:It’s Made A Difference

Although sophomore Leo Tidd wouldlike to attend law school, he’s not sure whatcareer path he’ll eventually pursue.

“I’m trying to get as much as I can outof ESF and keep my options open,” he said.

Several “really good” science teachers inhigh school helped turn Tidd on to a col-lege major in the sciences. When he learnedabout ESF from a friend’s mother, he said,“This is really cool, I’d like to do this verymuch.”

So far, Tidd’s experience at ESF hasborne out that initial impression. “I’ve hadsome really, really good professors,” he said.“They’re into what they’re doing and theirenthusiasm absolutely captures the students’interest.” One of his favorite classes so faris Nature and Popular Culture taught byDr. Mark Meisner.

Tidd said he’s been fortunate to receivetwo awards from the ESF College Founda-tion. This year, he qualified for a Founda-tion Award; last year he received the HirschScholarship.

“It’s made a huge difference to be able togo to school here,” said Tidd, “especially lastyear in SU housing, every dollar helped.”

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LeaderJohn A. Thorne

Pacesetter Thomas A.

DavidheiserJohn TripodiKaren K. Zumwalt

Centurion Oscar L. Abelleira

FernandezDonald BieleckiDante BlattRose BowdenTerry L. BrownGloria CavigliaDarlene CopneyRobert J. CranerGrace DervinJohn DickeyBernarda DortaRobert C. DownsPaul E. DoxeyJohn D. GormanTedd HabberfieldJorge E. HernandezJohn KenderdineBarbara H. KostickChao-yu KungDaniel J. KwiatkowskiJames R. LesperanceDonna A. LubyThomas NicollSally PetersMichael G. ReillyJack RobbinsArcardio RonquilloGeorge RuppelAlan SacerdoteJanet SartoriCindy SenisonRobert G. SpahnGeorge E. StuckeyPaul J. SysakJoseph & Beryl SzwedCraig D. ThompsonNicholas ViscioRobert C. WoodCarlos H. Yoc

Pacesetter Kathleen M. AdragnaCharity I. AkujuoJohn S. AlbertsSonia AllenChristina AracilRichard W. Attwood

Harold A. BarberJean BaretskyDavid BarkleyRenee BarrosJoanne BartolomeiRichard BartonMark S. BellengerRobert P. BillingsStephen BlabacJohn BlakeneySusan BorchardtBenjamin A. BosherTari BottoDennis A. BrobstonDawn BullettLinda P. CampbellEdmund M.

CancellareRicky CaparcoKaren CarlsonBeth CashMichael CassaroCarol CernyPeter C. ChangDeborah A. ClarkJanice ClarkEleonore CollinsDonna L. ColvinChris ConwayGeorge CookKathy CostelloKathy CowinLynn CoyneJudy CrandallJanet CrastRobert A. CrawfordJack CreekEladio CruzMichael CuberaJohn D'AntonioNoelea D'AntonioPamela J. DarlingManuel DaSilvaPatrice Q. DavidJoseph J. DavisCharles H. DeckerAlan DegraciaJohn R. DempseyDavid DeOldenVincent DesimoneGary DevoeBruce DickmannJohn M. DiMiceliDariele DrakeJames M. Drake

Bernadette DrumgooleMarilyn DugganPaul K. DuketteJames T. DumpertMary F. DunlapEdna DuvivierWilliam M. EddyJeff EdwardsRandolph EhrenzellerJames P. EisenbergMark EiserWerner EndrissClare EpworthPeter J. ErardiKermit M. ExelbyJames D. FelskeWilliam C. FischerKaren S. FisherElizabeth FladdRobert FleischerPaula FontaineBetsy FooteJoseph M. FoxKathy FranciscoSteven FrankBarbara GalinskiLeon GinenthalRobert GoinPeter GraceWilliam H. GraserSalvatore GrassoEllen GriffinPierre N. GrouberWilliam GuentherKen HadamLinda HaffnerGeorge HainerElke HallDennis K. HaungsGail HazerRaymond HighbrownLewis M. HillEdward B. HoltzEvelyn HolzJeff HotalingRebecca HowardMcKinnon B. HugginsDouglas HutsonFrances InnellaDon JeftsJennifer Belber KaczorMarilyn KahanRichard S. KatzRobert KellerCarol Kern

Laurence M. KinsellaNancy KirbyWalter KlineCharles KnappSamuel G. KnowldenJoyce KoenigGeorge W. KressThomas G. KuserBarry KutokGerald A. LaquayJohn LeidnerRichard LenweaverAnnmarie LewisRichard G. LiddellArthur J. LippSteven LippoldChiu-Ying LiuPatricia LoganLouis & Cheryl

LoiodiceMichael D. LorenzJohn R. MacKayMichael MacleanW. John MakarowskiRobert W. ManningSam MarrPaul M. MatalaSamuel MattisonRobert McAfeeNorman McAllisterBruce W. McGowinNancy McIverMichael McLaughlinGeorge McLeanBrian McMillinWilliam McNamaraLaurie MeehanLindalee A. MenchettiGary MerglPatricia MeschinoSusan MillerMichael MillsRonald H. MuchaDenise D. MurphyMarcia MurphyMark W. MyersVictor NelsonPaul E. NesterPat NicholsChristopher O’ConnorJohn J. OlszewskiJeffrey OuraBarbaraann H. OwadJohn OwenTimothy R. Owens

Parents

Edward Audi:A Shining Star

A wood products lab in the renovatedHugh P. Baker Laboratory will bear thename of Stickley Furniture, thanks to a$25,000 gift from the Central New York-based company.

Edward Audi, operations manager forthe family-owned company, said Stickleyemployees often turn to ESF’s wood prod-ucts experts for advice on technical issues,particularly those involving the kiln-driedlumber the company uses to produce finefurniture.

“ESF is, in our opinion, a shining starin our own community and one that hasbeen very helpful to us and to anyone whoworks with wood products,” Audi said.

His family has owned the company,which was founded in 1900, since 1974.L. J. G. Stickley, Inc. employs 1,250 peopleat its plant in Manlius, N.Y., just a fewmiles from Syracuse.

“We hope this gift provides studentswith the most up-to-date tools they need,”Audi said. “Baker has been due for renova-tion and we are delighted to see it happening.”

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George J. Albrecht Lecture FundMaurice M. & Annette Alexander

Wetland Research FundStuart D. & Cecile T. Alexander

Endowed FellowshipAllied Paper Sales Associates EndowmentAlumni & Friends Endowment for Pulp and

Paper ScienceDomenico & Serafina Annese FundAnnual Fund Merit Scholarship ProgramBaillie Lumber Company Scholarship FundBaker Laboratory Equipment FundPaul C. Baldwin Endowed ScholarshipBartlett Tree Foundation Grant-In-AidHerbert R. Baxter Scholarship FundBennett Memorial Jay & Olive Bentley Scholarship FundOlive M. Bentley Ranger School

Scholarship and Chairs AwardJohn V. Berglund Memorial Forestry

Scholarship FundAlfred Green Blake Endowed ScholarshipBoard of Trustees FundOlin & Grace Bockes FundSimeon H. Bornt III Memorial FundBristol-Myers Squibb Minority Scholars ProgramKenneth W. Britt Endowed ScholarshipH.P. Brown Endowed ScholarshipHenry H. Buckley Endowed ScholarshipFrank & Letitia Buholtz Endowed Scholarship inHonor of Dr. C. Eugene FarnsworthRussell F. Burke Memorial FundEmanuel J. Carter Jr. Award

Daniel M. Castagnozzi Memorial FundCentral National-Gottesman Inc.

Endowed ScholarshipDenise M. Cerimeli Memorial FundL. Baxter Chamberlain Endowed ScholarshipBetty Moore Chamberlaine Memorial FundJohn & Marie Chamberlaine Memorial ScholarshipChemistry Emeriti Faculty FellowshipChemistry Graduate FellowshipEarl Church Memorial FundJohn P. Clark Memorial Scholarship1931 Class Fund1936 Class Fund1939 Class Fund1943 Class Fund1950 Class Fund1951 Class FundClass of 1952 EndowmentClass of 1958 EndowmentClass of 1964 ScholarshipRaymond & Barbara Cline Silviculture ScholarshipSandy Cochran Memorial FundCollege Anniversary FundCollege Memorial FundContinuing Education FundDaniel Cooke '55 Ranger School ScholarshipWilfred A. Cote Jr. Endowed Wood TechnologySeminar FundWilliam J. Cox Memorial ScholarshipCranberry Lake EndowmentGeorge B. Creamer Endowed ScholarshipWilliam Cross Memorial Scholarship

Arthur G. & Pearl L. Crysler Endowed Scholarships

Nicholas DeCandia Endowed ScholarshipWilford A. Dence AwardCarlton F. Diskin Endowed ScholarshipWilliam J. Donlon Visiting Professorship in

Environmental ScienceJohn H. "Ben" Draper Jr. Endowed ScholarshipGeorge F. Earle Memorial Scholarship FundEmpire State TAPPI Endowed ScholarshipEndowment for Management Education in

Paper Science & EngineeringCharles W. Engelhard, Jr. Endowed ScholarshipEngelhard Corporation Endowed ScholarshipSaul L. Epstein Endowed ScholarshipFaculty of Chemistry FundFaculty of Environmental & Forest Biology FundFaculty of Forestry EndowmentFaculty of Forestry FundFaculty of Landscape Architecture FundFaculty of Paper Science & Engineering FundFaculty of Wood Products Engineering FundC. Eugene Farnsworth Memorial FellowshipSol Feinstone Environmental AwardForest Engineering Alumni ScholarshipForestry Undergraduate ScholarshipPhilip Friedman Memorial FundFriends of Moon Library EndowmentGeis Memorial FundD. Samuel Gottesman Endowed ScholarshipGrossman-Southern Container Foundation

Endowed Scholarship



Named Funds

Donna PadowskiWilliam R. PalmerLawrence PangburnMaria PenaAgnes PenqueRay PhilipsonConrad F. PiskorzRobert E. PlattJanet PlummerLinda ReddyPatricia A. RedmondRobert J. RichedaTimothy R. RileyLinda RinaldiStephen B. RiordanMike R. Riposo

Ronald C. RoachJohn A. RomanoChristine M. RussellVito RussoBurdett W. RustSusan RyanRussell SaladinJerry SangiulianoJames & Kathy SchofieldElton J. SchroederRobert H. SchultzAnne SchumacherAnthony J. SeubertLaura ShaheedHarold SieberLeo Siemion

John SilvestriAllissa SmithDouglas G. SmithJames & Barbara SmithMary F. SmithTom SmyserChristine A. SohmBeth SpokowskyJoseph SposseyWilliam StilanRichard StoddardDavid J. StorchFrancis W. StrongEvelyn SullivanMarion SwansonRichard Swanson

Robert SykesPaul SzarowiczCharlene J. ThayerMichael ThielmanNancy ThomasJohn T. ThompsonDoreen TibbettsFaith TiddStephen F. ToddDavid TresohlavyMary Ellen TunskyCarol TurnbullJames C. TurnerElizabeth VelizDarlene J. VirginSusan Wager

George WaldenmayerKevin WalshCarl WeigelTim WhiteLinda WidrigTheodore R. WiedrichLawrence WilcoxAlan C. WilsonJames WisslerKenneth WolffThomas A. YacavoneKaren A. YorkJames H. YoungStanley L. ZakRichard Zigrino

Parents continued

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Named Funds continued

Richard & Patricia Gustafson CharitableRemainder Unitrust

Gutchess Family FundGary Hamilton '76 Memorial ScholarshipHammermill Endowed Scholarship FundJanet Hensel Memorial FundHercules, Inc. Endowed ScholarshipBernard & Rebecca Hirsch ScholarshipR.N. Hoerner Sr.,A.J. Hus, & J.H. MyersFounders ScholarshipMattias C. Huppuch '29 ScholarshipHarold Henry Holden Endowed ScholarshipMinert E. Hull Endowed ScholarshipInternational Paper Company Endowed

Centennial ScholarshipEdwin C. Jahn FellowshipJames River Corporation Endowed ScholarshipRobert Jelinek Endowed ScholarshipLancy Jen '51 Endowed ScholarshipHerman L. Joachim Endowed ScholarshipHerman L. & Gertrude Joachim

Endowment FundRobert B. Johnson '52 Scholarship FundWilliam L. Johnson Fund for the Mapping

SciencesRalph T. King Recognition FundFriedrich Klaehn AwardPhilip L. Knapp Endowed ScholarshipGeorge J. Kneeland Endowed ScholarshipA.E. Komar Charitable Remainder TrustA. E. Komar Student Aid FundMaurice Landberge EndowmentLandscape Architecture Advisory Council FundLandscape Architecture Advisory Council

ScholarshipGerald Lanier Memorial FundAlbert L. Leaf Memorial FundGeorge W. Lee '47 Endowment FundClarence Earl Libby Endowed ScholarshipFrank W. Lorey Endowed ScholarshipJulia A. Lorey Memorial FundJosiah Lowe & Hugh Wilcox Scholarship FundMalcolm G. Lyon Endowed ScholarshipMarsellus Forest Management FundBob Marshall FundRenata Marton Endowed ScholarshipHerbert B. McKean '33 Endowment FundJohn A. Meyer Endowed ProfessorshipJohn A. Meyer Environmental Chemistry

ScholarshipJohn A. Meyer Graduate FellowshipJohn A. Meyer Wood-Plastic ScholarshipRobert A. Miller Hardwood

Company Scholarship

H. Walter Moeller FundHarry Clare Moore Endowed ScholarshipPatricia & Jeffrey Morrell ScholarshipJohn L. Morrison Scholarship FundEdward K. Mullen Endowed ScholarshipNew York State Conservation Officers

Association ScholarshipNew York Forest Owners' Association

Scholarship FundGeorge A. Oechsle Endowed ScholarshipOlin Corporation Endowed ScholarshipFrederic W. O'Neil Endowed ScholarshipC.L. Pack EndowmentRandolph Green Pack FundEdward E. Palmer Memorial ScholarshipPaper Chase Endowed ScholarshipPaper Industry Management Association

Endowed ScholarshipParmalee Pooled Income FundBurton E. Perry Jr. Memorial FundJerome & Bertha Prigoff EndowmentPound Family Charitable Remainder TrustPulp and Paper Class of 1938 Endowed

ScholarshipPulp and Paper Class of 1951 Endowed







ScholarshipRanger School EndowmentRanger School Equipment FundEugene C. Reichard ScholarshipJohn H. Rich Endowed ScholarshipCarl M. Rise Fellowship in Forest

Products BusinessRaymond Rizzo Memorial Scholarship FundRobin Hood Oak Gift PlanRoosevelt Wild Life Station FundPhyllis Roskin Memorial AwardLaurence E. Russell Endowed ScholarshipRichard W. Sage Jr. Apprenticeship FundSaratoga Associates FundRandall J. Schmidt Memorial FundConrad Schuerch Chemistry Graduate ScholarshipGary Scott Memorial Fund

Richard B. Scudder Endowed ScholarshipBradford G. Sears Lecture Fund75th Anniversary Endowed ScholarshipWalter A. Sherman Undergraduate ScholarshipHardy L. Shirley Memorial FundJoseph C. Shouvlin Endowed ScholarshipJohn & Henrietta Simeone Endowed ScholarshipCarl O. Skoggard Endowed ScholarshipRaymond M. '52 & Rita J. Smith Scholarship

FundSolvay Paperboard ScholarshipErnest Sondheimer FundJohn V. Spachner Endowed ScholarshipJoseph S. Spaid, Sr. FellowshipLeroy C. Stegeman Endowment in

Invertebrate EcologyElmer K. Stilbert '39 FundRoger and Bertha Strauss Endowed ScholarshipStudent Affairs FundStudent Association FundEdna Bailey Sussman FundMicharl M. Szwarc Memorial FellowshipWalter E. Tarbox Memorial ScholarshipRobert Taylor Endowed ScholarshipLouis J. Thaisz Memorial ScholarshipPeter G. Thomson Endowed ScholarshipSandra C. Trice Endowed ScholarshipTropical Social Forestry Fund25th Anniversary Corporate Scholarship

Endowment Fund25th Anniversary Scholarship Endowment FundUnion Camp Corporation Endowed ScholarshipPiet Van Witsen Memorial ScholarshipJohn J. View Memorial Scholarship FundRobert F. Vokes Endowed ScholarshipIra D. Wallach Endowed ScholarshipJames G. Wallach & Kenneth L. Wallach

Endowed ScholarshipRichard J. & Lonny Watro FundBill & Helen Webb Huntington Field

Apprenticeship FundBeverly Whaley ScholarshipRoss S. Whaley EndowmentGerald H. Williams ScholarshipBrian H. Wright Endowed ScholarshipRobert A. Zabel Endowed ScholarshipHarold F. Zigmund Endowed Scholarship

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Dr. Donald J. Leopold

Dr. Donald J. Leopold’s research takes him from forests to urbancenters to wetlands and to scrub patches of land under utility poles.The ecologist wants to learn more about the many and varied speciesboth locally and regionally, and the natural communities in whichthey occur.

“All species likely have a unique role,” he said. “We just don’t al-ways know what it is.”

Leopold points to recent discoveries about the Pacific yew host-ing a specific anti-cancer compound. “Years ago it was cut down asa weed, now it is protected,” Leopold said.

Preserving and promoting biodiversity are important on a host oflevels, from species’ benefits to society to the aesthetic — life isricher, more textured, more colorful.

“What controls patterns of biodiversity? Why are there manyspecies in some places but so few in others?” he said. Similarly, someplants are rare over large areas, but are abundant in small patches.

Research suggests that the more species present the more resilientan ecosystem is, and the better able it is to recover after disturbance.Understanding the role biodiversity plays in making ecosystems re-silient is key to helping restore areas damaged by humans.

“Most institutions study ecology for the sake of basic science, butdoing so doesn’t often increase species of concern, restore degradedhabitats, or contribute to other activities that improve the world. AtESF, we seek ways to substantially enhance the environment and society.”

With your gift to the ESF Annual Fund, you can make a differenceon a global scale.

Biodiversity

thinkglobally

act locally

Want to help provide a better environmental

future and a better future environment for all the

people of the world?

Contribute to the ESF Annual Fund.

ESF faculty and staff work to develop new

knowledge that will help provide solutions to

today’s environmental issues.

Your support of the 2002-2003 Annual Fund

makes an immediate impact on ESF students,

faculty and staff, and has a far-reaching effect

on our global environment.

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March 8Florida Alumni Luncheon, Collier Athletic Club, Naples, Fla. Additional information: Office ofAlumni Affairs, 315-470-6632 or [email protected].

March 9-16Spring Recess, Syracuse Campus.

March 15Metropolitan New York Alumni and Accepted Student Reception, Southgate Hotel (across fromMadison Square Gardens), 1–4 p.m. Additional information: For Alumni: Reservations required.Contact the Office of Alumni Affairs, 315-470-6632 or [email protected]; For Accepted Students:Office of Undergraduate Admissions, 315-470-6600 or www.esf.edu/admissions/.

March 18Long Island Alumni and Accepted Student Reception, Hungtington Hilton, Melville, N.Y. 7-9p.m. Additional information: For Alumni: Reservations required. Contact the Office of AlumniAffairs, 315-470-6632 or [email protected]; For Accepted Students: Office of Undergraduate Ad-missions, 315-470-6600 or www.esf.edu/admissions/.

March 15-23Spring Recess, Ranger School.

April 5Spring Awards Banquet, Syracuse Campus.

April 5Scholarship Recipients and Donors Reception. Sponsor: ESF College Foundation, Inc. Additionalinformation, ESF Office of Development, www.esf.edu/apf.

April 10Central New York Alumni Dinner, Community Room, Rosamond Gifford Zoo at Burnet Park.Additional information: Office of Alumni Affairs, 315-470-6632 or [email protected].

April 12Ranger School Open House for prospective students. Additional information: Office of Under-graduate Admissions, 315-470-6600 or www.esf.edu/admissions/.

April 26Syracuse Campus Open House for prospective students. Additional information: Office of Under-graduate Admissions, 315-470-6600 or www.esf.edu/admissions/.

May 23-24ESF in the High School Field Research Program, Newcomb and Wanakena campuses. Addi-tional information: ESF Educational Outreach, 315-470-6817 or www.esf.edu/eo/.

May 30-31Meeting of the ESF College Foundation Board of Directors, Minnowbrook Lodge, Blue Moun-tain Lake, N.Y. Additional information: ESF Office of Development, www.esf.edu/apf.

ON CAMPUS

Inside ESFOffice of News & Publications1 Forestry DriveSyracuse, New York 13210-2778

C H A N G E S E RV I C E R E Q U E S T E D

Awards and HonorsAbrahamson, Lawrence P., certificate of recog-nition for outstanding service as institutional re-view board chair, State University of New York,December 2002.

Books and MonographsKimmerer, Robin Wall, Gathering Moss: ANatural and Cultural History of Mosses, OregonState University Press, Corvallis, Oregon. 176pages. February 2003.

Manno, Jack, "Commoditization: ConsumptionEfficiency and an Economy of Care and Con-nection" in Confronting Consumption, ThomasPrincen, Michael Maniates and Ken Conca, edi-tors. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. 2002

Reuter, D. Dayton, Computer Graphics for Ar-chitects, Engineers, and Environmental Design-ers. Allworth Press, New York. 246 pages,includes CD-ROM. October 2002.

Diamond, Robert M., and Charles M. Spuches,"Building on Style for More Effective Relation-ships and Results" in Field Guide to AcademicLeadership, R. M. Diamond, editor. Jossey-Bass,San Francisco. 2002.

Spuches, Charles M., Teachers and Scholars asDesigners: The Art and Practice of InstructionalDesign. Essays of Teaching Excellence, 13(8).The Professional and Organizational Develop-ment Network in Higher Education. 2002.

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