[ 1920s, 60s & 70s ] • [ 1980s ] • [ 1990s ] • [ 2000s ]
[ Marriages ] • [ Births ] • [ In memoriam ]

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20s

Olga Sadosuk Clement ’26, Medford, N.J., was chosen as a distinguished honoree and inducted into the Toms River Schools Hall of Fame in Jan.

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60s

Leif Fearn ’61, San Diego, Calif., in his 36th year at San Diego State University, teaches writing and writing instruction at the master’s, doctoral, and credential program levels and focuses on the research and practice of writing.

Priscilla Revak Boyd ’62, Pittsburgh, retired as registrar from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary after 26 years.

Ronald Keener ’62 (left), Mesa, Ariz., was named to the long-range planning committee of Leisure World, Mesa, a 900-acre, 4,600-resident active adult retirement community.

Carol Ann Uhrik Jeuell ’69, Arlington Heights, Ill., a reference librarian at Children’s Memorial Hospital pediatric department for Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine, was awarded a board certification at the distinguished member level in the Academy of Health Information Professionals of the Medical Library Association.

Marilee Whitfield Kessler ’69-’71M (left), York, ncc and nccc, was named high school counselor of the year in April by Pennsylvania School Counselor’s Association and retired from Central York School District after 32 years as a high school counselor and department chairman, grades K-12.

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70s

Leslie Brant ’71, York, was promoted to senior director of Mellon Financial Corporation’s private wealth management group in central Pennsylvania.

Edward Buchanan IV ‘71, Chambersburg, cpa, and managing member of Smith Elliott Kearns & Company, llc, was selected to serve on PKF North American Network’s Financial Institutions Committee for 2004.

Craig Etchison ’71M, Fort Ashby, W.Va., professor of English at Allegany College of Maryland, and founder and co-director of the Center for Nonviolent Alternatives, had his final two books of the World Weaver Trilogy, Valley of Death and The Castle by the Sea, released by iuniverse publishers.

MG Carl McNair, Jr. ’71, (Ret.) Alexandria, Va., SU General Alumni Association Board member, was one of thirteen new members inducted into the 2004 Army Aviation Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Army Aviation Association of America.

Donald Grell ’76-’92M, Carlisle, executive director, House Local Government Committee, Pa. House of Representatives, began a second term on the Borough Council in Carlisle.

Jacob Kaufman ’77, Chambersburg, cpa, member of Smith Elliott Kearns & Company, llc, has been selected to serve on PKF North American Network’s Business Valuation Committee for 2004.

Bill Warner ’78 (left), Lebanon, a business/ copy editor with the Lebanon Valley News, did all the editing and layout for the Lebanon Valley Yearbook 2004, the newspaper’s annual business supplement.

Diane Gembe Mentzer ’79, Waynesboro, a library media specialist at Paramount Elementary School, Hagerstown, Md., became a national board certified teacher in library media, early childhood through young adult.