The year began with President Gallagher informing students of his

fifty million dollar plan to demolish and replace existing buildings on

campus. The new facelift for the campus would enable the enrollment

of 4,000 more students.

The plans would change CCNY forever. Three new buildings would

replace Klapper Hall, Lewisohn Stadium, and Jasper Oval. The recon-

struction was symbolic to breaking old grounds and setting new ones,

but many students and faculty did not see it that way. They all wanted

to know, “Who would fund the CCNY make-over?”

Many students rejected the plan as it began to spring into action.

Class members protested in front of “site six”, where they had begun

to build temporary huts for classes to take place. Some students

physically blocked the construction by staging a stand-in. In the end,

forty-nine students were suspended by President Gallagher; he later

reconsidered and the charges were dropped.

That same year, CCNY was selected to serve as an examination cen-

ter for the draft process. Student protest continued, this time over the

presence of “on-campus recruiters”.

During the largest rally, 6,000 students and faculty aggregated to sup-

port the campaign for free tuition throughout the country.

However, the year wasn’t all rallies and protests. CCNY students

know how to have fun! Members of the Class of 1968 participated in

the Caduceus Society, Debating Society, Eta Kappa Nu, Gamma

Sigma Sigma, House Plan, Hockey Club, Modern Dance Club, Lock

The Class of 1968

and Key, and the Musical Comedy Society, just to name a few. The

Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity was voted the number one fraternity

scholastically, as well as the most diverse. Also, who could forget their

Friday night stags, and Saturday theme parties? Not only could the

Class of 1968 party, but the class was also socially aware, as they

demonstrated by giving back to the community.

This was especially true of the Gamma Sigma Sigma service sorority,

among others. These women were responsible for staffing student

government elections, ran the used book exchange, and helped set up

many social events and gatherings. They also performed greater tasks

outside of CCNY as well such as staffing blood banks and reading to

the visually impaired. Alpha Epsilon Phi members adopted a foster

child from Columbia, South America. Their great service and dedica-

tion to hospitals in New York city are truly traits to be revered.

Although the class of 1968 left in the midst of much confusion and ren-

ovation, those years of struggle and triumph only reinforce the fact that

you’ve certainly earned your right to wear your Lavender!

The Class of 1968

The Class of 1968

Howard A. Amer, B.S., M.B.A., majored in

Economics and was a member of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity.

He earned his M.B.A. in finance in 1972 from Northeastern

University. For thirty-three years (1972B2005), Howard wasdeputy associate director of bank supervision of The Federal

Reserve Board. Since 2005, Howard has served as associate

commissioner of banking of the Department of Insurance,

Securities and Banking in the District of Columbia. Howard and

his wife Mildred live in Bethesda, Maryland. They have two chil-

dren, Robin and Daniel.

MEMORIES: ALiving at the ZBT fraternity house at 16 Hamilton Terrace just off cam-

pus. Attending home basketball games and singing the Alagaroo cheer.@

Barry Antokolerz, B.A., M.A., majored in English

and graduated cum laude. Barry earned his Master=s inEnglish literature from SUNY Stony Brook in 1970. For four

years in the 1970s, Barry learned German while living in

Vienna, where he taught TOEFL at a local high school. Upon

returning to New York, Barry taught a variety of substitute and

full-time teaching jobs in high schools in Manhattan and the

Bronx. In the 1980s, Barry was an adjunct lecturer teaching

English, English as a Second Language (ESL), and Speech in

the CUNY system. In 1998, he started teaching English at

Western Connecticut State University (WSCU). In 1991, Barry fulfilled a one-semes-

ter teaching assignment in Hiroshima, Japan, through Lehman College. Afterwards,

he traveled to mainland China, Korea, and Thailand. Thus, altogether, he visited

forty countries on five different continents. In 1994, Barry married one of his college

students, Marietta Guarino, who hails from the Philippines. She nursed him to

health after Barry suffered a two-month bout with GuillainBBarre Syndrome. In1999, Barry and Marietta had a child, Jacey—Ellen. Barry currently teaches English

at WSCU, and Speech at The New York City College of Technology. He is also

working on a novel, AGetting Born@ . His wife Marietta works for The New York

Public Library. Their daughter JaceyBEllen enjoys practicing the violin, which shehopes to perform professionally someday.

MEMORIES: APassing my courses with A=s. Also, listening to classical music onthe earphones at the Finley Center Library and attending the anti-Vietnam war ral-

lies and lectures. I also enjoyed playing the cello for my Beethoven class.@

Esta Judith Asteroff, B.A., majored in Frenc and

graduated cum laude. h. She was chair of the StudentBFacultyRelations Committee, and freshman advisor with House Plan.

She was president, treasurer, and secretary of Sis Hunt >68, amember of the French Club, a member of the French National

Honor Society, and senior section co-editor of the class year-

book. Esta received the Farband Labor Zionist Organization

Award for Hebrew from CCNY, and was also Phi Beta Kappa.

For twenty years (1981B2001), Esta was a partner atBruno/Asteroff & Associates. During that time, she was also a

member of Metropolitan Office Products Sales Club. She was president of that

organization from 1988-1989. Since 2003, Esta has been general manager of MP

Artworks. Esta is also a Certified Quickbooks Professional (Intuit). Esta and her

husband Robert Bruno live in Sarasota, Florida.

George Bacall, B.S., M.D., was a Pre-Med major and

member of the wrestling team. In 1975, he earned his M.D. from

the University of Zurich. George is currently a physician

(OB/GYN) for The Women=s Health Group. He is also a memberof AMA, and The American College of OB & GYN. George and

his wife Nancy live in West Hartford, Connecticut. They have four

childrenBAdam, Kerri, Lindsay, and AllisonBand six grandchil-dren.

Eva M. Balash Deutsch, B.S., M.D., majored in

Biology/Pre-Med. She was program coordinator and Study Aids

chair for the Caduceus Society, secretary, social director and

vice president of Sis Hunt >68; co-chair for House Plan=s publi-cation Speaker of the House, and a tutor at the Cultural Center.

Eva earned her M.D. at Woman=s Medical College ofPennsylvania, now known as Drexel University College of

Medicine. Eva is currently in private practice as a dermatologist.

She is also clinical associate professor of dermatology at Boston

University Medical School. She is a member of The American

Academy of Dermatology, and The New England Dermatological Society. Eva and

her husband Eugene have two daughters, Jennifer and Catherine.

MEMORIES: ASummer concerts at Lewisohn Stadium.@

Phillip Barsky, B.S., M.S., majored in Physics and

was president of the ROTC fraternity Webb Patrol. In 1972, he

received his M.S. in management engineering from Long

Island University, C.W. Post College. Phillip served on active

duty in the U.S. Army Signal Corps. from 1968-70, serving one

year in Korea. He was active in the U.S. Army Reserves from

1970 until 1994, when he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. For

seven years (1970-1977), Phillip was a senior electronic

design engineer at Grumman Aerospace on Long Island. For

six years after that (1977-1983), he was senior project engi-

neer/engineering manager at Gould, Inc.=s Defense Electronics Division in theBaltimore, Maryland area. From 1984-1986, Phillip served as senior engineering

manager at Loral Electronic Systems in Yonkers, New York. From 1986-1989, he

was senior program manager at Diagnostic Retrieval Systems in Oakland, New

Jersey. For four years (1999-2003), Phillip was president of Systems Management

Consultants, Inc., and was en engineering management consultant for Bell Labs

and XM Satellite Radio. He is currently president of PB Associates, LLC, working

as a business development consultant for a major defense contractor. Phillip is an

active member of I.E.E.E. and works mainly within the Standards Committee on

Advanced Wireless Systems. Phillip and his wife Anita live in Gaithersburg,

Maryland. They have two married sons, Troy, an attorney, and Todd, a prostho-

dondist, three granddaughters and one grandson.

MEMORIES: AGraduation and commissioning ceremonies at Lewisohn Stadium.Learning real scientific methods in the Slid States physics lab of Dr. Erich Earlbach.

The cold walks up from the Broadway IRT line to class.@

Steven R. Berman, B.S., M.S., majored in Meteorology

and was president of Briggs >68. Through 1968-9, he attendedthe graduate geophysics program at the University of Chicago. In

1993, he received his M.S. in technology management from

Pepperdine University. For twelve years (1986-1998), Steven was

senior research engineer at Northrop Grumman, Inc. For five

years (1998-2003), he was information technology systems engi-

neer at TRW, Inc. From 2003-2006, he was manager of the sys-

tems engineering department of Northrop Grumman Information

Technoloy, Inc. Since 2006, Steven has been a systems engineer at Northrop. He is

a former member (1986-1998) of the Digital Equipment User Society (DEUS), and a

current member of the International Council of Systems Engineers. He has present-

ed three papers at DEUS= International Symposia and published in the organiza-

tion=s library.Steven and his wife Susan live in Fountain Valley, California. Theyhave a son, Russell, and one grandchild.

Neil Stephen Bernoff, B.E.E., M.E.E., majored

in Electrical Engineering. He also received his Master=s inElectrical Engineering from CCNY in 1974. For thirty-six years

(1968B2004) he worked as principle engineer for HoneywellInternational, which was formerly known as Bendix Corp., and

then Allied Signal. Neil retired in 2004. Neil and his wife

Sandra live in Rockaway, New Jersey. They have two children,

Risa and Michael, and two grandsons, Palmer and Garrett.

Jacqueline Bernstein, nee Turnof, B.S.Ed.,

M.Ed., majored in Elementary Education and was a member

of Sis Baron >68. She also earned her Master=s of Educationin Reading from CCNY in 1971. Jacqueline retired in 2003 from

her career as a reading specialist in the New York City school

system. She is a former member of The New York City Reading

Teacher=s Association. Jacqueline and her husband Philip havetwo children, Stuart and Scott, and one grandchild.

MEMORIES: ARunning from gym (swimming) with wet hair to Mr. Abraham=s cal-culus class in [the] North campus engineering building [during the] change of peri-

ods 3 to 4.@

Steven Arnold Bleier, B.S., M.S., M.A., majored in

Physics. He earned his Master of Science degree in physics from

Monmouth College (University) in 1975, and his Master of Arts

degree in Jewish Studies from Hebrew College in 2007. For thir-

ty-three years (1968B2001), Steven was a physicist and elec-tronic engineer for the U.S. Army. He retired in 2001 from his

career as a military communications subject matter expert/elec-

tronic engineer. Steven is currently a member of The Institute of

Electrical and Electronic Engineers, of which he has been a

member since1975. Since 2006, he has been treasurer and financial secretary for

Congregation Beth Israel in Pennsylvania. Since 2007, he has been a member of the

board of directors of The Wayne County Arts Alliance. Steven has published numer-

ous articles in professional journals such as The R & D Technical Report. He was

also awarded Sigma Pi Sigma from the National Physics Honor Society in 1975, and

The Clara M. Silbert Memorial Prize for Excellence in Bible Studies from Hebrew

College in 2007. Steven and his wife Susan live in Honesdale, Pennsylvania. They

have two children, Jennifer and David, and one grandchild.

MEMORIES: AMy fondest CCNY memories consisted of walking up the hill to thecampus from the IRT 125th Street subway station. Hearing John V. Lindsey speak at

Shepard Hall. Ravi Shankar sing[ing] at The Finley Student Center. Eating the deli-

cious hot dogs in the basement of Shepard Hall. Sitting on the South campus lawn

and the pride in graduating in Lewisohn Stadium.@

Judith Harris Block, nee Harris, B.A., majored in

Fine Arts/Education, and was a member of the Opera Society, and

the CCNY Honor Society. Judith graduated Phi Beta Kappa. In

1969, she received her M.A. from Columbia University’s Teachers

College. At Marymount College and Pace University, she com-

pleyed 30 credits above her Masters degree. For ten years (1991-

2001), Judith was a Teacher/Coordinator at the NYC Integral

Work/Study Program-NYC Department of Education/NYC

Deptartment for the Aging. In 2002, Judith retired as a

Teacher/Coordinator of Fine Arts and Art History for New York City’s public high

schools. Currently, Judith is a member of the New York State Artists Equity

Association, Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, and the American Gerbil Society. She is

also a member of Wave Hill, the New York City Wildlife Conservation Society, list

moderator of the American Gerbil Society and Assistant Special Projects Manager of

the American Gerbil Society. In 1994, Judith was named Teacher/Coordinator of the

Year by the NYC Integral Work/Study Program-NYC Department of Education-NYC

Department for the Aging. She has also had her work shown as part of solo and

group gallery exhibitions. In 2004, she published the book, “Phoebe:Sculpture(The

Sculptures of the Gerbil, Phoebe)”. Judith is married to Dr. Stuart M. Block.

MEMORIES: AOn-campus protests of the Vietnam War. On-campus classical music

concerts. Professor William Payne=s literature lectures. Professor Rothenberg=s

art history lectures.@

Bertram Lincoln Charles, B.A., J.D., C.L.E., majored in Political

Science. He was chair of The West Indian Students Association, and the

Communication and Information Committee. He earned his J.D. degree from

Howard University School of Law in 1971. In 1990, Bertram received his C.L.E.

degree from Hugh Wooding School of Law, located in the West Indies. For twenty-

three years (1975-1998) Bertram was a litigator and Virgin Island assistant attorney

general. For four years, Bertram served as a reverend and pastor at the Medford

African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. He retired in 2007 from this position.

From 2003-2007, he was a chaplain for the American Legion. He is currently a

member of the board of directors of The St. Croix American Cancer Society.

Bertram is the author of the following books: AWhitehall StreetBLife in the U.S.

Army@ (1961, 1963), AAll 8-2000: Social and Political Analysis of St. Kitts and

Nevis@ (2000), ABeyond the Legacy of Slavery: The True Story of Overcoming

Slavery@ , and AAlien In Paradise@ . Bertran is the recipient of many awards,including honors from The St. Croix American Cancer Society, The Legal Services

of the Virgin Islands, The St. Kitss and Nevis United Association, The Trinidad and

Tobago Association, The United Alien Association, and The Most Excellent Order of

the British Empire (OBE) Award. Bertram lives on the island of St. Croix of the

Virgin Islands. He has one son, Marcos.

Mitchell H. Cobert, B.A., J.D., majored in Pre-Law

Studies. In 1972, he earned his J.D. from St. John=s LawSchool. He is currently assistant attorney general, and an

adjunct assistant professor at the NYU Real Estate Institute.

Mitchell is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association

and The Morris County Bar Association. He has published sev-

eral articles on securities law in NJ Lawyer magazine. Mitchell

and his wife Kathryn have one grandchild.

MEMORIES: AFencing class [and being a ] member of [the] Phi Sigma Delta frater-

nity.@

Philip L. Cohen, B.S., M.D., majored in

Chemistry. He was also a member of WCCR and Phi

Beta Kappa, and a recipient of the Jonas Salk

Scholarship for medical school. In 1972, he earned

his M.D. from Yale University. For twenty years

(1979B1999), Philip was an assistant and full profes-sor at the University of North Carolina. He was chief

of the rheumatology section of the Philadelphia VA

Medical Center and Professor of medicine at the

University of Pennsylvania before moving to Temple University this year,

where he directs the rheumatology section. Philip is a former member of

the Board of Scientific Counselors of NIAMS (NIH), and the editorial

boards of the Journal of Immunology and of Arthritis and Rheumatism. He

is a current member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation, the

College of Physicians of Philadelphia, the American College of

Rheumatology, and Alpha Omega Alpha. He is also chair of the Research

Council of the Arthritis Foundation, and on the board of directors of the

Eastern PA Chapter of Arthritis Foundation. Philip’s writing on immunolo-

gy published in numerous articles and book chapters. He has also been

the recipient of the Central Carolina Bank Teaching Award (1999), and

the Lady Colyton Prize for Immunology Research (2004). Philip and his

wife Anne Hall live in Philadelphia. They have four children: Lisa, Andrew,

Caedmon, and Heron.

MEMORIES: ADissecting a shark. Evenings at faculty apartments (select-

ed student seminars).@

Giuseppe Costantino, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., majored in

Industrial Psychology and was chief editor of The Reporter (1966-68). For

the 1968-9, school year, he was named in Who=s Who Among Studentsin American Universities and Colleges. He was also awarded the follow-

ing honors: The Henry Wolman Award for Excellent Contribution to the

College and Very Fine Character from CCNY (1968), and The Alumni

Certificate for leadership (1968), also from CCNY. In 1971, he received

his M.S. in psychology from CCNY=s Graduate School of Education. Heearned his Ph.D. in community/clinical psychology in 1975 from New York

University.

Giuseppe was senior research associate at Fordham University=sHispanic Research Center from 1979-2002. He was chief psychologist of

The Mental Health Center from 1977-2005 and served as the center=sclinical director from 1984-2005. From 1999-2006, he was a visiting

research professor at Carlos Albizu University in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Giuseppe was a consultant for Harvard University=s Cultural CompetentMental Health Assessment and Treatment Modalities Program from 2003-

2005.

He is currently director of research and new programs at the Lutheran

Medical Center/Lutheran Family Health Centers. Concurrently, he is also

a consultant/visiting professor at Touro College. He is the author of

TEMAS (Tell-Me-A-Story), Multicultural Test, Cuento Therapy and

Hero/Heroine Modeling Therapy for Latino youngsters, and the author of

the TEMAS Narrative Therapy Technique. He was the PI of the SAMHSA

CATS (Children/Adolescent Treatment and Services) grant on children

affected by 9/11 terrorist attacks.

He is the PI of the Targeted Capacity Expansion for Substance Abuse,

HIV/AIDS Services, a 5-year S2.5 million grant. Giuseppe was the PI of

several RO1 grants. He has written 3 books, 20 book chapters and more

than 50 articles on culturally competent mental health assessment and

treatment.

Michael Dershowitz, B.A., J.D., majored

in Political Science and was a member of House

Plan. In 1973, he received his J.D. from the University

of Wisconsin Law School. For thirty years

(1973B2003), Michael was a senior attorney in theConsumer Protection division of the U.S. Federal

Trade Commission. He is currently a legal consultant,

as well as a member of the La Jolla Bar Association

and the La Jolla Sunrise Rotary Club. Michael and his

wife, Sheila Doctors, have a daughter, Suzanne.

MEMORIES: AProfessor Feingold in [the] political science department.

Cafeteria gatherings.@

Harry Deutsch, B.E.E., M.B.A., majored

in Electrical Engineering. In 1971, he received his

M.B.A. from the University of Massachusetts. Harry

retired in 2001 and lives in Glen Allen, Virginia.

Norman S. Dick, B.E.E., M.S.E.E.,majored in Electrical Engineering and was a member

of Eta Kappa Nu, an electrical engineering honor soci-

ety. In 1971, he received his M.S.E.E. from New York

University. He began and continued his career at

Norden Systems, which is currently part of the

Electronics Systems Sector of the Northrop Grumman

Corporation. Throughout his career, he has held a

number of positions, including engineering manager of

Data Systems, manager of Digital Systems and

Technology, manager of Computer-Aided Engineering, and manager of

Engineering Processes. He is currently a senior advisory electronics

engineer, and a member of I.E.E.E. In 2006, Norman was the recipient of

Northrop Grummnan Corporation=s President=s Leadership Award.Norman and his wife Bonnie live in Fairfield, Connecticut. They have two

children, Joshua and Marissa.

MEMORIES: AI enjoyed hanging out with friends over lunch. I enjoyedgoing up the bell tower in Shepard Hall to operate the ham radio

Stephen T. Dick, B.C.E., majored in Chemical Engineering, and

was president of the Student Chapter of the American Institute of

Chemical Engineers. For twenty-nine years (1968B1997), he wasprocess engineering manager at Proctor & Gamble. Stephen retired in

1997. He is a former member of the American Institute of Chemical

Engineers. Stephen is a widow and lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has two

children, Michael and Mary Kate.

Richard M. Dougherty, B.E.E.,

M.S.E.E., majored in Electrical Engineering. In

1972, he received his M.S.E.E. from the University of

Massachusetts at Lowell. He retired in 2006 as staff

system engineer at Gen. Dynamics. He is currently a

member of I.E.E.E. Richard is the owner of ten

patents and has published several articles in profes-

sional trade journals. He has also won many engi-

neering awards. Richard and his wife Ruth live in

Scottsdale, Arizona. They have three childrenBJason, Justin, and

KristianBand one grandchild.

MEMORIES: AWalking around the campus, [especially] Shepard Hall.@

David H. Eckstein, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A., majored in

Chemical Engineering and was a member of the student chapter of

AICHE, and House Plan Holzer >67. In 1978, he received his M.B.A. in

management from Baruch College. For twenty-six years (1980B2006), hewas supervisor of process engineering and senior project engineer of the

research and development department of the Engelhard Corporation.

Since 2006, David has been supervisor of process engineering of the

research and development department of BASF Catalysts, LLC. He is a

former member of A.C.S., and a current member of A.I.Ch.E. He is also a

member, and former board member of the Nottingham Association. In

2001, David received an award from the Air and Waste Management

Association. David and his wife Rochelle live in Brooklyn, New York. They

have two children, Gail and Rebecca.

Ronald S. Einzinger, B.A., J.D.,

majored in Political Science and was secretary of

student government. In 1971, he received his J.D.

from Brooklyn Law School. He is a former presi-

dent of 508 West 112th Street, Inc. For twenty-four

years and counting (since 1984), Ronald has been

a partner at the law firm of Weiss, Wexler &

Wornow. He is also a member of A.B.A. Ronald is

the co-author of Advanced Workers=Compensation, a handbook accompanying a con-

tinuing legal education seminar on the same topic.

Ronald and his wife Roberta have two children, Jennifer and Hillary.

MEMORIES: ABeing a member of the student government in my senioryear. It was an exciting and turbulent time and I felt that I was participat-

ing in history. I also made many close friends that year.@

Irene E. Elia, nee Cohen, B.A., Ph.D.,

M.S.C., majored in Psychology. She graduated

cum laude and was Phi Beta Kappa. In 1975, she

received her Ph.D. in physical anthropology from

CUNY Graduate School. She earned her M.S.C. in

mental health studies from London University, and

her U.K.C.P. registration in cognitive analytic therapy

from Guy=s Medical School in 2000. Since 2000,Irene has been a psychotherapist/supervisor at

Guy=s Medical School. She is a former member of the MuseumsAssociation of Great Britain. Currently, Irene is a member of ACAT, or the

Association for Cognitive Analytic Therapy, the Hampshire Association of

Counseling & Psychotherapy, and co-editor of Reformulation Journal of A

CAT, and CAT South. Irene is also a member of the South Hampshire

Reform Jewish Community (since 2003), and the Council of Christians

and Jews (Great Britain), from which she received the CCJ Special

Service Award, for her work at the Cambridge branch. Irene notes thtat

her biggest award came in 2003, and no one knows about it. Her young

daughter wrote on her birthday, AAt 55 years young, you possess thestrength of experience, the gentleness of love and the beauty of wisdom.

I=m proud of you.@ Irene is also the author of the books AThe

Predators@ , AThe Animal Book@ , and an article and accompanyingvideo on adoptive lactation. Irene and her husband Marinos live in

Cambridge, in the United Kingdom. They have a daughter, Jane.

MEMORIES: ABeing accepted to the CUNY study abroad program. Aftergraduation, I sailed on the SS Aurelia with seven other students. We went

to Leeds University.@

Anne J. Eliades, nee Schwarz, B.S.,

M.D. , majored in Biology. She was a member of

House PlanBSis Hunt >68, the Caduceus Society,

and the AMouse Room@ , where she worked for Dr.Louis Levine; she also tutored other students. While

a student, Anne was chosen to participate in the

CCNY Selected Student Program, which offered

special classes such as in English, history, econom-

ics, etc. In 1972, she received her M.D. from SUNY

Downstate Medical School. She did her internship, residency, and fellow-

ship in pediatrics at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine from 1972-1977.

From 1975-1978, Anne was a clinical instructor in pediatrics at Mount

Sinai Hospital in New York. From 1978-1980, Anne was a

pediatrician/adolescent medicine physician at Martin Army Hospital in Fort

Benning, Georgia. Since 1980, Anne has worked as a pediatrician at

Pavilion Pediatrics in Muncie, Indiana. She is also Clinical Assistant

Professor of pediatrics at Indiana University. Anne is a former chair of the

Medical Executive Committee at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie, and a

former chair of the Credentials Committee at Ball Memorial Hospital.

Anne is also a former board member Temple Beth El (1996B2000), andpresident of Temple Beth El (2001-present). Anne is the Director of

Pediatric Medical Education at Ball Memorial Hospital. She is also a

regional representative of the Indiana chapter of A.A.P. (from 2000B2006),

secretary of A.A.P.=s Indiana chapter (since 2006), bulletin editor ofA.A.P. (since 2006) ,and a member of the American Academy of

Pediatrics (since 1977). In 2006, Anne was the recipient of the Indiana

Woman of the Year Award, given by Ball State University. Anne and her

husband John have two children, Steven and Stacie.

MEMORIES: AOrganic and biochemistry classesBwhen my partnercaught on (black) fire (no harm done). When the pressure in the pipes in

the old chemistry building reversed and all our product spewed out of the

buchner funnels onto the old wood floors and the professor told us to

recover it from the floor. The excellent course in Freudian psychology

taught in the engineering building. Washing mice by picking them up by

their tails and dunking them. The great friends I made.@

Paul S. Farber, B.Che., M.S., majored in

Chemical Engineering and was a member of Harris

>67. In 1980, he received his M.S. in energy engi-neering from the University of Illinois at Chicago. For

eleven years (1977-1988), Paul was project manager

at Argonne National Laboratory. For four years (1988-

1992), he was senior environmental manager at

Chemical Waste Management. From 1992-1996, he

was principal at P. Farber & Associates. From 1996-

2000, Paul was director of environmental, health &

safety at the Kerley Ink Company. Since 2000, he has been senior envi-

ronmental consultant for Sargent & Lundy in Chicago. Since 1974, Paul

has been a member, and former director of the Air & Waste Association.

The organization=s Lake Michigan States Section once gave Paul thePerry Fisher Award. He has been a member of the American Institute of

Chemical Engineers since 1968. He has published more than fifty profes-

sional papers and articles in peer reviewed journals, and presented at

technical conferences. Paul and his wife Judith live in Willowbrook,

Illinois. They have two children, David and James.

Douglas A. Feldman, B.A., M.A.,

Ph.D., majored in Sociology/Anthropology and

was president of the Sociology/Anthropology Club. In

1972, he earned his M.A. in anthropology from New

School University in New York. He received his

Ph.D. in anthropology from SUNY at Stony Brook in

1981. From 1986-1988, Douglas was executive

director and founder of AIDS Center of Queens

County, headquartered in Rego Park, Queens. He

was president of D.A. Feldman & Associates, in

Hollywood, Florida from 1994-1995. Douglas was professor, academic

director, and institute director of Nova Southeastern University, in Florida,

from 1995-1996. From 1989-1994, and again from 1997-2000, Douglas

was a research associate professor at the University of Miami School of

Medicine, epidemiology/psychiatry. Since 2001, Douglas has been an

anthropology professor at SUNY Brockport. From 1998B2000, he was onthe board of trustees of PAC, or the Political Advocacy Coalition in Fort

Lauderdale. He has also been a treasurer and board member of GUARD,

also in Fort Lauderdale. He is a former member of the American

Anthropological Association=s nominations committee (2001-2004), anda former treasurer of the National Association for the Practice of

Anthropology. Since 2005, Douglas has been a board member and chair

of the Human Resources Committee of the AIDS Community Health

Center, in Rochester, New York. Douglas has edited four books: AThe

AIDS Crisis: A Documentary History@ (1998), AGlobal AIDS Policy@(1994), ACulture and AIDS@ (1990), and AThe Social Dimensions of

AIDS: Method and Theory@ (1986). Douglas has also been the recipientof several awards and honors, including: The Solon T. Kimball Award for

Public and Applied Anthropology (1996), the Network President=s Award,

and the Network=s President=s Award for a youth mentoring program inMiami, Florida. Douglas is single and lives in Rochester, New York.

John F. Festa, B.S., M.S., majored in

Physical Oceanography and was a member of the

Alpha Phi Delta fraternity. While at CCNY, John was a

recipient of the Ward Medal for Outstanding

Achievement in Physical Oceanography/Meteorology.

In 1971, he received his M.S. in physical oceanogra-

phy from M.I.T. Since 1971, John has been a scientist

at NOAA=s Atlantic Oceanographic andMeteorological Laboratory (AOML) in Miami, Florida.

He is currently the Deputy Director of both the

Physical Oceanography and Hurricane Research Divisions at AOML.

John has published more then 35 scientific papers in professional jour-

nals. NOAA honored John twice, in 1976 and 1979, with its Outstanding

Paper Award. He holds the distinction of being the Mayor of the Village of

Key Biscayne, Florida from 1993-1998, and was named Citizen of the

Paula C. Festa, nee Carney, B.S.,

M.S., was a math major. She was president and

secretary of the Sigma Chi Theta sorority, recording

secretary of the Inter-Fraternity Council, and presi-

dent of the Pan Hellenic Council. In 1991, Paula

received her M.S. in computer education from Barry

University. From 1968-1970, she taught math at

Richmond Hill High School in New York. She taught

the subject for one year (1970- 1971) at Belmont

High School in Massachusetts. For thirty-four years

(1971B2005), Paula was a math teacher at Miami Jackson High School.Miami Jackson named Paula Math Teacher of the Year in 1991, 1994,

and 2004. She is a former member of the National Council of Teachers of

Math. She plans to retire in June 2008 from her position as a math

teacher at Coral Gables High School in Florida, where she has taught

since 2005. Coral Gables dubbed Paula “Math Teacher of the Year” in

2008. Paula is also a current member of the Key Biscayne Tennis

Association (since 1980), and the Key Biscayne All Island Tennis

Tournament Committee (since 1994). Paula has been named in Who=s

Who Among America=s Teachers on nine different occasions. The U.S.Air

Force Association hailed Paula as Math Teacher of the Year at Miami

Jackson High School in 1990 and 1991. Paula and her husband John,

>68, live in Key Biscayne, Florida. They have two children, Elana andJamie.

MEMORIES: AMeeting (my husband) John FestaBplaying catch on theSouth lawn. When the Sigma Chi Theta won the IFC [Inter-Fraternity

Council] Sing!@

Serena Fine English, B.A., M.S., nee Fine, was a

French major. She received her M.S. in early childhood education in 1982

from Bank Street College of Education. For eight years (1990B1998),Serena was director of Temple Israel Early Childhood Learning Center.

Since 1999, she has been director of the William Woodward, Jr. Nursery

School. She is currently a member of ATIS, NAEYC, and ISAAGNY,

where she served as a board member for six years, and vice chair for

two years. Serena and her husband Michael live in New York City. They

have two children, Daniel and Rebecca.

MEMORIES: AMy fondest memories are of my friendships with a group ofpeople who shared my best experiences and made those years very spe-

cial and meaningful to me.@

Daniel B. Forger, B.C.E., M.P.A.,

M.S., majored in Civil Engineering. He was also

corresponding secretary of ASCE, and treasurer of

Chi Epsilon. He received his M.P.A. in public adminis-

tration from New York University in 1972. He received

his M.S. in civil engineering in 1979 from Polytechnic

Institute of New York. From 1968-1976, Daniel was a

project engineer for private consultations. For twenty

years (1976-1996), he was branch section chief and

staff engineer for the water division of the U.S. Emvironmental Protection

Agency. Since 1996, he has been a cost and construction expert for the

agency=s superfund program. Daniel is a former elder of the FlatlandsReformed Church, and a current member of The American Academy of

Environmental Engineers. He is also a board certified environmental engi-

neer with the Water Environment Federation. Daniel and his wife Chantal

have two children, Daniel, Jr. and Caroline.

MEMORIES: AFriendships at Chi Epsilon.@

Larry Froman, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.,

majored in Psychology and was a member of the

freshman baseball team. In 1973, he earned his M.A.

in social psychology from Wayne State University. He

received his Ph.D. from the same institution in 1977.

He is currently a college professor; he also serves as

a consulting organizational psychologist, and is a

member of The Eastern Educational Research

Association. Larry is a former member of The

American Psychological Association, and The

Howard County Drug and Alcohol Advisory Committee. He has published

several book chapters and articles in professional journals. He was

awarded American Psychological Association Congressional Fellow

(1975-6) and Outstanding Teacher of Adult Students from Towson

University (1991). Larry and his wife Cheryl have two children, Natalie

and Becky.

MEMORIES: AFreshman baseball team experience. Intramural club bas-ketball and soccer. Psychology course in motivation with the late Dr.

Kenneth B. Clark.@

Carol Ann Gable, nee Abatemarco B.S., M.A.,

Ph.D., attended with the help of a New York State Regents Scholarship

and majored in Chemistry. After graduation, she married Frank Brignoli.

She won a National Science Research Fellowship for her graduate stud-

ies, and earned her Ph.D. in physical chemistry from the University of

Maryland in 1973. Carol and Frank had two children, Barbara and James.

She was employed by the Food and Drug Administration for eleven years

(1977-1988), as a chemist in Epidemiology and consumer affair officer.

The FDA sponsored Carol to attend The University of Maryland, where

she received her M.A. in measurement, statistics, and evaluation in 1986.

Carol and Frank later divorced. Carol remarried Lewis Gable, with whom

she had another child, Matt. She also inherited his two children from a

previous marriage, Mark and Nathan. Mark and his wife Michelle have a

son, Nicholas. From 1989B1992, Carol worked as a research director atSystemics/McGraw Hill. She was project director at The Degge Group for

one year (1992-1993). For three years (1993B1996), she was vice presi-dent of health economics at State and Federal Associated. From 1996-

1999, Carol was director health economics and outcomes research at

Pfizer, Inc. From 2001-2003, Carol served as a consultant for the Ryan

White CARE Act at the Westchester County Department of Health.

Throughout her career, Carol has published more than 90 articles and

has been cited numerous times in Who=s Who publications. Carol wasunfortunately injured as a passenger in a near- fatal car accident in 1998.

She was airlifted to ICU at the University of Maryland=s Shock Trauma

Center. She received further rehabilitation at New York University=s RuskRehabilitation Institute. This event altered her life forever, crystallizing a

new goal to be more directly involved in patient care. With a desire to

become a health care professional working in a clinical setting, Carol is

currently studying to be an RN at New York University. In her spare time,

she likes to spend time with her family and exercise (jogging and swim-

ming). She also actively supports the New York Philharmonic, the

Mamaroneck United Methodist Church, ACLU, Move-On, and No War

Westchester. Carol and her husband Lewis live in Mamaroneck, New

York.

Jacob J. Goldberg, B.E.E., majored in Electrical Engineering.

He and his wife Trudy have three grandchildren.

Martin Goldsmith, B.A., M.S., majored in

Political Science. He was also vice president of Zeta

Beta Tau, and a member of the basketball team (dur-

ing his freshman and sophomore years.) In 1971, he

received his M.S. in administrative medicine from

Columbia University. From 1971-1973, Martin was an

assistant administrator at Montefiore Hospital Medical

Center. For ten years (1974-1984), he was vice presi-

dent of the Albert Einstein Medical Center. For eight-

een years (1985-2003), Martin was president and

CEO of the Albert Einstein Healthcare Network. Martin retired in 2003.

During his career, Martin has been the recipient of the following awards:

The Torch of Liberty Award from the Philadelphia chapter of the Anti-

Defamation league, B=nai Brith; the Healthcare Heroes Award from thePhiladelphia Business Journal; and the Advocacy Action Award from the

Delaware Healthcare Council of HAP. Martin has been an active member

of many professional organizations. Among them: president of the

National Association of Urban Hospitals (1993-2003); member of the

board of directors of Health Partners (1993-2000); chairman of the

Coalition of High Volume Medicaid Hospitals (1988-1998); and a member

of the Medication Error Prevention Task Force of Premiere Health

Alliance, Inc. (1991-1997.) Martin has also had many articles published in

professional journals. Martin and his wife Irene have two children, Jared

and Lindsay.

MEMORIES: ASpending time in [the] library and Finley with Irene

GordonBmy wife of almost 40 years.@

Elliott Goldstein, B.A., majored in

Psychology and was a president (for two terms) of

the fraternity Phi Lambda Tau. He was also awarded

induction into Psi Chi, the psychology honor society.

Elliott lives in New York City.

Judith Rubin Golub, B.A., M.S., double

majored in English and Political Science. She was

also a member of the Young Democrats, Sigma

Alpha, the social director of the House Plan

Association (Sis Park >68), and assistant editor ofthe Journal of Social Sciences. Judith received her

M.S. in journalism in 1970 from Northwestern

University=s Medill School of Journalism. Judith livedin Israel from 1984-1991. For part of that time (1984-

87), Judith was director of Public Affairs at Haifa

University. From 1992-96, Judith was director of American Friends of

Israel National Museum of Science. For six years (2001-07), Judith was

director of the National Council of Jewish Women=s New York chapter.She is currently director of administration of the Albert Einstein College of

Medicine. She has also been very active in Israeli grassroots organiza-

tions and non- profits. Judith and her husband, Rabbi Robert R. Golub,

live in New York City. They have two children, Chanan and Yonit.

Helen Gorelick, B.S.Ed., B.M.E., was

an Early Childhood Education major. After her retire-

ment in 1989, Helen volunteered for several years at

P.S. 107 in Brooklyn, dealing with the younger class-

es. Helen and her husband Jack live in Brooklyn,

New York. They have two children, Michael and Anna.

John Alpine Gori, B.A., M.A., majored in Italian and French.

He was also a member of Youth Against War & Fascism, the Italian Club,

and the French Club. The Italian Teachers Association awarded him the

Medal for Excellence in Italian Language and Culture Study. John

received his M.A. from Hunter College. He retired for five years. He

resides in New Paltz, New York with his partner of twenty-seven years,

and is active in the LGBT community.

MEMORIES: AMeeting lifelong friends. Being young, naive, idealistic andenthusiastic. Taking classes with teachers I revered, e.g. Prof. Gino Rizzo

of the Italian Department. The beautiful campus which no longer exists.@

Barbara H. Gotthelf, nee Herman,

BSEd., M.S., majored in Education and was a

member of the sorority Alpha Sigma Rho. She went

on to earn her Master’s degree from the University of

Pennsylvania, and a B.S. in accounting from Bentley

College. She is currently self-employed as a CPA.

Barbara and her husband Michael have a son,

Joshua, and two grandchildren.

Memories: AWonderful memories of friends and

activities.@

Michael Green, B.S., Ph.D., majored in

Chemistry and was a member of ROTC, and Jaffe

>68 House Plan. Michael received his Ph.D. inmolecular biology from the University of Wisconsin in

1972. Since 1975, Michael has been a professor of

molecular microbiology and immunology at St. Louis

University School of Medicine. Michael and his wife

Ann Marie Sartori live in St. Louis, Missouri. They

have two children, Joshua and Sarah.

Hellen C. Greenblatt, B.A., M.S., Ph.D., majored in

Biology and worked on the school paper. Hellen received her M.S. in

zoology from the University of Oklahoma, and her doctorate in microbiolo-

gy and immunology from SUNY Downstate Medical Center. Throughout

her career, Hellen has held teaching positions at Downstate Medical

Center, and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where her research

was supported directly by the World Health Organization with additional

funding from the National Institutes of Health. She was awarded the high-

ly competitive National Research Council Associateship which she served

at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research in Washington DC while

working in Schistosomiasis. Hellen has conducted research at Merck,

Shapr & Dohme as a senior research immunoparasitologist. As a director

of research and new business development at Clinical Sciences, Inc. in

Whippany NJ, she developed immunological assays for the industry, pio-

neering ELISA assays for commercial uses. ELISA development contin-

ued at E. I. DuPont Nemours & Company for HIV/AIDS. Hellen eventually

became president and managing director of M-Cap Technologies

International, a microencapsulation division of DuPont ConAgra Visions.

For the last decade, Hellen has been passionately involved in the study

and applications of polyvalent hyperimmune egg, an ingredient with life-

changing properties for human and animal health. Hellen is a co-inventor

of numerous patents and patent applications. She is considered the fore-

most authority in the area of hyperimmune egg. Her studies on the prop-

erties of hyperimmune egg to up- and down-regulate immunological

responses has led her into a better understanding of the necessity of

Abalancing@ pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory responses for opti-mum immune health. Hellen currently serves as chief science officer of

Legacy for Life, a company based in Melbourne Florida. There, she edu-

cates health practitioners and lay people on the applications of hyperim-

mune egg. She is well-published and has many citations in biographical

compilations. Hellen has traveled throughout North America, Asia, and

Africa overseeing clinical trials and making presentations to further the

understanding of this unique all-natural ingredient.

Marcia Fidel Grubel, B.S., M.A., majored in Health &

Physical Education and was president of the Eta Epsilon Rho sorority. In

1978, she received her Masters degree in psychology from Marist

College. For six years (198-1994), Marcia was principal of Corporate

Directions, a personnel placement firm. From 1990-94, she was also an

outplacement consultant for Drake Beam Morin. For five years (1994-99),

Marcia served as an account executive at for Medco Behavioral Health

Care Corporation. Since 1999, she has been a career and business

coach in private practice. Marcia was a career advisor for Sarah

Lawrence College and internship coordinator for the University of

Connecticut. Marcia is currently an adjunct professor at New York

University, and also was affiliated with the MBA program at University of

Bridgeport. She currently serves as President of the Westchester Chapter

of the International Coach Federation, and a member (since 1994) of the

National Board of Certified Counselors. Marcia has published articles in

professional journals, including the Journal of School Health. Marcia and

her husband Stan have two children, Jared and Aaron.

Gail B. Harmon, nee Neumann, B.A.,

M.Ed., majored in History. She received her M.Ed. in

1992 from the University of Pittsburgh. Gail is currently

the Employment Specialist for the Court of Common

Pleas, Family Division, in Allegheny County of

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Gail has three children,

Craig, Kimberly, and Elissa, and one grandchild.

Gloria W. Harvey, B.B.A., M.B.A.,CPA, majored in

Accounting and wrote for The Ticker. She received her M.B.A. in finance

and international business from New York University in 1979. For five

years (1963-1968), Gloria was assistant chief accountant at the Lincoln

Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. For four years (1968-1972), Gloria

was a senior auditor at Pinto, Winokur & Pagano, CPAs. From 1973-

1977, she worked at Banner Tours, a subsidiary of American Express.

She was later transferred to corporate headquarters, where she was a

senior financial analyst in international finance and managed a

$5,000,000,000 portfolio. Since 1979, Gloria has operated her own CPA

firm. In the 1980s, Gloria was a professor of international business at

Long Island University. From 1980-1986, she was also treasurer of a

housing cooperative. There, she doubled the company=s reserve fundsusing strategic investing. Since 1975, she has also been an active mem-

ber of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. In 1999, she

received the CCNY Alumni Service Award. Gloria loves to travel. She has

been to many regions of the U.S., Africa, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, England,

France, Israel, Japan, Mexico, and Switzerland. Gloria lives in Queens,

New York.

Mercedes Sylvia Hill, B.A., M.S., majored in Sociology. She

received her Master=s degree in criminal justice from John Jay Collegeof Criminal Justice. For ten years (1956-1966), Mercedes was a correc-

tion officer at the Bedford Correction Department. She was supervisor of

the office of Drug Abuse Services in New York. For fourteen years (1976-

1990), Mercedes was a probation officer/investigator for the Bronx

Supreme Court. She retired in 1990. Mercedes is a former vice president

of the New York State Corrections Officers Union in Bedford Hills, New

York (1960-65), and a current senior member (since 1970) of the United

States Power Squadron, City Island Branch. Mercedes lives in the Bronx,

New York.

MEMORIES: AMy fondest memories were attending my evening classestwice a week after rushing down to class from my job in Bedford Hills,

New York.@

Marc David Hilton, B.S., M.S., majored in

Mathematics. He was also social director for House

Plan-Wittes >68 from 1967-68, and a member ofHillel, and ROTC-Drum and Bugle Corps. He received

his M.S. in applied statistics from Purdue University in

1970. From 1970-1973, Marc was a sales forecast

analyst at Springs Mills, Inc., which produced sheets,

pillowcases, and other consumer items. For twelve

years (1973- 1985), Marc was quality control statisti-

cian for Bristol-Myers Squibb, Inc. He was a senior

statistician at Bristol-Myers Squibb from 1985-1996, and quality statistics

manager from 1996-2003. Marc retains his status as a statistics

fellow/senior advisor for Bristol-Myers Squibb, serving as an instrumental

resource in assigning appropriate expiration dates and establishing suit-

able limits to all Bristol-Myers Squibb products. In 1995, Marc was Boy

Scout Assistant Scout Master for the Scout Troop in Union, New Jersey.

From 1998-2000, Marc served as programming chairman of the B=naiBrith Union Lodge. He is currently a member of the American Statistics

Association (since 1973), B=nai Brith (he was tri-state region co-presi-dent from 2004-06, and vice president from 2006-2008). In 1987, Marc

was named Man of the Year by the Men=s Club of Congregation BethShalom in Union, New Jersey. In 2003, he received the Impact

Award-Ajinomoto Preferred Vendor Qualification, and the President=sAward-Condor Project, both from Bristol-Myers Squibb. Marc and his wife

Martha have two children, Sam and Cynthia.

MEMORIES: AGetting my first >A= in Numerical Analysis in my sopho-more year. Hanging out in the Wittes Dynasty Room and on the South

Campus lawn with new and old friends. Finding both fun and challenging

work in the course that would change my life and my career path for the

next 40 yearsBAIntroduction to Probability and Statistics.@ Arranging andorganizing parties with female House Plans, and seeing nice turn-outs

and successfully run events. In general, getting to be much more social

and extroverted than I was in high school.@

Florence M. Hofman, B.Sc., M.S.,

Ph.D., majored in Biology. She was also Phi Beta

Kappa and earned the distinction of Best Biology

Student in 1968. She received her M.S. in Zoology

from the University of Wisconsin, Madison in 1970,

and her Ph.D. in Immunology from the Weizmann

Institute in Israel in 1976. From 1977-1980, Florence

held a post-doctoral fellowship at UCLA. She is cur-

rently a professor of Pathology, Opthamology, and

Neurosurgery at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of

Southern California. Florence is a member of the Society of Neuro-

Oncology, the American Association of Immunology, and the American

Association of Cancer Research. She has also had more than 120 arti-

cles published in biomedical research journals. Florence and her husband

Raphael have two children, Samuel and Esther.

Jack Jaiven, B.B.A., majored in Accounting. For six years (1992-

1998) Jack was executive vice president/chief financial officer of Hilcoast

Development Corp. He served as executive vice president /chief financial

officer of CV Reit, Inc. from 1989- 1992. From 1999-2005, Jack was

executive vice president/chief financial officer for nStor Technologies, Inc.

Jack is currently executive vice president and chief financial officer of

Cenvill Recreation, Inc. and Century Village Real Estate, Inc. Jack is a

former member of NYSSCPA. He is also a former member of the

American Jewish Committee in Palm Beach, the Daily Bread Food Bank

Palm Beach County Advisory Board of Boca Raton, and a former vice

president and trustee of Temple Beth El. Jack is currently a current mem-

ber of AICPA, FICPA, as well as treasurer and director of Boca Helping

Hands, Inc. Jack and his wife Grace have two children, Ron and Eric.

Jay A. Jupiter, B.B.A., M.B.A., majored in Finance. He

received his M.B.A. in 1970 from Cornell University and retired in 1996.

Jay lives in Alexandria, Virginia.

Stanley Lewis Kantor, B.A., J.D., majored

in Political Science. He was also a member of the

House Plan Association and Holzer >67. He receivedhis J.D. from Cornell University Law School in 1971.

From 1998-2005, Stanley was director of the

Graduate School of Business Programs at Touro

College. He retired in 2005. Stanley and his wife Eva

live in Pawley=s Island, South Carolina. They havethree children, Jon, Crystal, and Paul.

MEMORIES: AIn my very first semester, we were in class when some fra-ternity pledges walked in and announced that the President had been

shot. Class was dismissed and as I was walking from Shepard Hall to

Finley, a bell started tolling. President Gallagher had climbed the steps to

the bell tower.@

Susan Miriam Kaplan, B.A., M.A.,majored in Sociology and was a member of Sis

Wingate >68. She received her M.A. in social case-

work in 1974 from the University of Chicago=sSchool of Social Service Administration. Since 2005,

Susan has been a dining room assistant at the Fort

Tryon Nursing Home. She also volunteers for

Fountain House, where she assists residents with

computer work. Susan is also a member of Friends of

Fort Tryon Park, and Friends of Van Cortlandt Park. Susan lives in the

Bronx, New York.

MEMORIES: AI loved hanging out in the cafeteria [and] in the quadran-gle. I really loved the quadrangle area and the lawns surrounding [it]. I

loved House Plan, doing things together. I loved the library, too.@

Judith B. Klotz, B.S., M.S., Dr.PH.,

majored in Biology and was a member of House

Plan and Hillel. She graduated cum laude. Judith

earned her M.S. in genetics from the University of

Michigan in 1970, and her doctoral degree in envi-

ronmental health science from the Columbia

University School of Public Health in 1983. For nine-

teen years (1984-2003), Judith was program manag-

er for Environmental Health and for Cancer

Surveillance for the New Jersey Department of

Health. She is currently semi-retired and works as an adjunct associate

professor at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and

Drexel University in Philadelphia. Judith is a current member of the

American Public Health Association, and the International Society of

Environmental Epidemiology. She is also a member of the Princeton

Country Dancers, the Lambertville Country Dancers, the Guild for Early

Music, La Spirita Viola da Gamba Consort, the Viola da Gamba Society of

America, and the American Recorder Society. She has had many journal

articles published in professional journals on the health effects of environ-

mental contaminants. Judith and her husband William J. Mates live in

Lawrenceville, New Jersey.

MEMORIES: AClasses with my favorite professors: Rose Zimbardo(English), Herbert Meislich (organic chemistry), Robert Goode (develop-

mental biology), Julius Elias (philosophy), and Jacob Stern (Greek).

Rallies and marches for peace and free tuition. Ravi Shankar=s course,which I audited. Singing in the vocal ensemble. My friends in Sis Hunt

>68. Hanging out in [the] South Campus cafeteria and the window seats

of Finley [Hall].@

Ellen Ruth Konowitz, B.S.Ed.,

M.S.Ed., majored in Elementary Education. She

received her M.S.Ed. from Queens College. Ellen is a

retired teacher and financial consultant. She has also

been a member and officer of Hadassah since 1971.

Ellen and her husband, Dr. Ronald Konowitz, live in

Delray Beach, Florida. They have two children, Marc

and Julie.

Shirley Koo, nee Yee, B.S., M.A.,

majored in Mathematics and was secretary of the

Chinese Students= Association. She also made the

Dean=s List and Phi Beta Kappa. From 1968-1969,Shirley held a fellowship at the Columbia University

Teachers College. She received her Masters in

mathematical education from Columbia

University=s Teachers College. Shirley retired fromher career as a high school math teacher in 2003.

She is a former member of the Association of

Teachers of Mathematics. Since 2003, Shirley has been director of the

Organization of Chinese Americans= Westchester and Hudson Valley

chapter, and editor of the organization=s newsletter. Since 2003, she hasalso been a board member of the Presbyterian Women of Hitchcock

Church, as well as its leader of Bible study and book groups, and a

teacher in the Living In America Program. Shirley has also been featured

in Who=s Who Among American Teachers. Shirley and her husbandRobert live in Yonkers, New York and Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. They

have one child, Grant.

MEMORIES: AI was the only female in my freshman calculus class. It

was a little intimidating, but I got an >A= .@

Frederick Philip Kranz, B.S.,

B.Arch., M.S., majored in Architecture. He

received his M.B.A. in International Commerce from

George Washington University. He is a Registered

Architect in Maryland and Washington, D.C. For ten

years (1974-1984), Fred was Director of Planning for

Montgomery County, Maryland. For seventeen years

(1984-2001), he was Principal Urban Planner for The

World Bank, Washington, D.C. Since retiring in

2001, Fred has been working as a consultant in project implementation

for The World Bank. He is a current member of the National Trust for

Historic Preservation and the Board of Registration for Building

Contractors in Maryland. He has published three manuals and hand-

books: APlanning and Design of Ambulatory Health Centers@ (1977),

AProject Implementation Manual@ for The World Bank (1997), and

ARapid Response Handbook for Emergency Projects@ , also for TheWorld Bank (2007), in addition to lecturing worldwide on project imple-

mentation. In 2000, he received President=s Award for Excellence fromThe World Bank. Fred and his wife Judi live in Potomac, Maryland. They

have three childrenBJoshua, Jonathan, and JeremyBand four grandchil-dren.

MEMORIES: AHaving lunch with classmates at the deli on Amsterdam

Arnold Steven Kronick, B.A., J.D.,majored in Political Science and Pre-Law; he was

also a member of House Plan Association-Wiley >67,played varsity soccer, and received the Theodore

Leskes Award in Constitutional Law. Arnold attended

education classes at St. Johns University from 1967-

68, and received his J.D. from New York Law School

in 1973. From 1961-1973, Arnold was an assistant

district attorney. From 1973- 1977, Arnold was an

assistant district attorney at the Bronx District

Attorney=s Office. For five years (1968-1973), he was a teacher for theNew York State Board of Education. Since 1977, Arnold has been a sel-

employed attorney. He is a former member of the American Bar

Association (1970-2000), the Ramapo Basketball Association (1994-

2004), and the Hal Bloch Soccer Club (1981-1993). Arnold is a current

member of the Bronx Bar Association (since 1973), the New York State

Bar Association (since 1970), and the Montebello Jewish Center (since

2001), which merged in 2001 with the Pomona Jewish Center, where he

served as president from 1990-1992. Arnold and his wife Susan have

three children-Alyssa, Stuart, and Ross-as well as four grandchildren.

MEMORIES: AVarsity experiences with teammates. Times with my House

Plan mates- resulting in meeting my wife.@

Michael Robert Laderman, B.E., majored

in Civil Engineering and was a member of Alpha

Epsilon Pi. He was also a member of the Chi Epsilon

Civil Engineering Honor Society. Michael, a civil engi-

neer, is a member of the American Society of Civil

Engineers, and the American Water Works

Association. Michael and his wife Kathleen have one

child, Laura.

MEMORIES: AGoing to basketball games with an

occasional win.@

Janis Landis, B.A., M.A., majored in Political

Science. She later received her M.A. from Columbia

University. Afterwards, Janis began her career at the

Internal Revenue Service, where she worked in person-

nel, finance and training, and became the director of

employee services. Janis helped restore IRS offices in

New York after 9/11, and ensuring continued salary dis-

bursements after Hurricane Katrina closed the payroll

center. Her work resulted in two Commissioner=sAwards and an opportunity to be of service to others.

After thirty-seven years of service, Janis retired from the IRS in 2007. In

her newfound retirement freedom, Janis is taking the time to accomplish

some long deferred plans, including learning Hebrew and renovating her

house. She is also serving as the co-chair of the Class of 1968 Reunion.

Janis and her husband Mark live in Forest Hills New York. They have two

children, Karen and Jessica.

MEMORIES: AI am grateful for the four priceless gifts City College gaveme: a great education, a debt free graduation, friends I have cherished all

these years, and my wonderful husband, Class of >66.@

Edwin Lausell, B.A., M.S.W., M.Ed., majored in History

and was a cadet captain in the ROTC. He received the honor of being a

Distinguished Military Graduate. Edwin received his M.S.W. in social work

from the University of Michigan in 1973, and his Masters in education

from Inter-American University in 1987. In 2007, Edwin retired from a

career as a social worker in juvenile courts. He is a former member of the

National Association of Social Workers and a current member of the

Colegio de Trabajadores Sociales, and the Academy of Certified Social

Workers. Edwin is also retired from the Army for disability after having

attained the rank of Captain. Edwin and his wife Carmen Feliciano live in

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. They have one child, Cynthia.

MEMORIES: AWalking through the campus: the trees, lawns, etc.Studying in the lounges. The facades of the buildings. Lewisohn

Stadium.@

Howard Gregory Leventhal, B.A.,

J.D., majored in Pre-Law. He was president of

Young Democrats, chancellor of the Sigma Alpha

Honor Service Society, and a member of Hillel, the

Outdoor Club, and the Aereopagus Government and

Law Society. Howard also made the Dean=s List. Heearned his J.D. from the New York University School

of Law in 1971. For four years (1971-75), Howard

was an associate at Cahill Gordon & Reindel from

1971-75. He is also a former director of the

Kingsbridge- Riverdale-Van Cortlandt Development. He is currently a

Special Referee for the Supreme Court of New York County. He is also

treasurer of the Law Secretaries & Law Assistants Collegium; a board

member of the Association of Law Secretaries; president of the Park

Reservoir Housing Corp.; and vice president of the Van Cortlandt Jewish

Center. Howard has published many volumes of work, including: AByers

Civil Motions@ , on motion practice and substantive law; AChanges to the

Jury and Requests to Charge in a Criminal Case in New York@ , on crimi-nal jury charges, examination before trial and other disclosure devices

and legal treatise; and ABills of Practitioners@ , a legal treatise. He has

served as a contributing editor for the legal form book, AGuide to Orders

and Judgements@ .

MEMORIES: AHiking to the >gunks with the Outdoor Club.@

David Joseph Levy, B.S., M.S., majored in Geology. He

received his M.S. in science education from CCNY. David retired as a

biology and earth science teacher in 2002. He is also the author of the

review book, AEarth Science Section ASFAB.@ David has two children,Matthew and Jessica.

MEMORIES: AWorking out in Lewisohn Stadium with the guys in the

Beaver Barbell Club.@

Lt. Colonel Ronald J. Luke, B.A., majored in History and

was a COB AUSA officer/member, and rose through the CCNY ROTC

ranks from private to cadet captain. He was also commissioned 2nd

Lieutenant by the U.S. Army. From 1973-74, Ronald completed credits at

the University of Washington=s Graduate School of Public Affairs. In2003, he also completed credits at Old Dominion University, and in 2005,

he graduated from the American Legion College. From 1985-87, Ronald

was Western regional marketing director for Criterion Funds. For fifteen

years (1987-2002), Ronald served as regional marketing director at vari-

ous organizations across the country. He retired in 2004 as a regional

marketing director of sales. Ronald is a former area insurance specialist

for Dean Witter Reynolds (1981-83), and MONY Mutual of New York

(1976- 81). He is also a former member of the Life Underwriters

Association, the International Association of Financial Planners, and the

American Legion Post. Ronald is a current member of the American

Legion, VFW, and the Bainbridge Softball Team. In 1970, he was awarded

the Civic Action Medal from the Army, and was given the Cambodian

AEye of Buddha@ Award. In 1975, Ronald was given the Army=sHumanitarian Medal, for his work with a Vietnamese/Cambodian refuge

settlement. He is also active in supporting veteran employment rights for

War on Terrorism Veterans. Ronald and his wife Patricia Kaminski have

three childrenBPam, Heather, and SamBand three grandchildren.

MEMORIES: A[The] Finley Student Center=s AUSA room. The South

Campus.@

Peter Steve Marx, B.B.A., majored in Accounting. In 1972, he

founded his own firm, Marx Lange Gutterman, LLP, which he still oper-

ates today. For ten years, he was a member of the New York State

Domestic Relations Litigations Committee, as well as a member of

AICPA/New York State Society of CPAs. He plans to retire in about three

years. Peter and his wife Beverly have two children, Michele and Scott,

and one grandchild.

Carl Andrew Mazzola, B.S., M.S., majored in Meteorology.

He received his M.S. in meteorology in 1970 from Pennsylvania State

University. From 1970-1973, Carl worked at Scott Research Labs. Since

1973, he has been the environmental program manager/senior scientist at

Shaw Environmental, Inc. (formerly Stone & Webster). He is a current

member of the American Meteorological Society (since 1970), the

American Nuclear Society (since 1981), the Southeast Environmental

Management Association (since 1994), and the Ambassadors Community

Organization (since 2007). Carl has published 40 publications in atmos-

pheric transport and dispersion in nuclear weapons and nuclear power

industry, and others. Carl and his wife Claudia live in Evans, Georgia.

They have two children, Luke and Noah.

MEMORIES: A[The] great weather forecasting program.@

Vincent T. Migliore, B.A., majored in Psychology and was a

member of the Alpha Phi Delta fraternity. In 1997, he received a certificate

from the West Valley College School of Nursing, in Saratoga, California.

Vincent has been a self-employed market research analyst. Although he

semi-retired in 2007, Vincent is currently a nurse and webmaster of the

website www.unclevinnys.com. He is a former member of the American

Marketing Association, and a current member of the International

Association of Near-Death Experiences (IANDS). From 1990-1994,

Vincent was editor of The Geo-Monitor Newsletter, which focuses on elec-

tro-magnetic detection of earthquake precursors. Vincent has published

many articles in professional journals, such as the Journal of Renal

Nutrition. Vincent and his wife Charlayne Mattingly live in Folson,

California. They have two children, Daniel and Anita, and two grandchil-

dren.

MEMORIES: A[The] majestic Gothic architecture. [A] quality education.

[The] pretzel vendor.@

Ernest Heskel Mukamal, B.S., M.B.A., G.R.I., received

his B.S. in economics in 1958 from the University of Pennsylvania. He

earned his M.B.A. in 1968 from CCNY in Foreign Commerce, and a G.R.I.

in real estate from New York University. For eleven years (1985-1996),

Ernest was president of Millers Cleaners, Inc. He retired in 1996.

Ernest=s wife, Lynn Adelman Mukamal, is deceased. They had three chil-dren together, Lauren, Jill, and Brian; they also have two grandchildren.

David Mark Namerow, B.S., M.D.,

majored in Biology and was active in House Plan-

Jolson >68, and the Caduceus Society. He earnedhis M.D. from the University of Louisville School of

Medicine in 1972. David has been senior and found-

ing partner of Pediatricare Associates since 1978. He

is also a current fellow of the American Association of

Pediatrics, and a member of the Society for

Adolescent Medicine, the Ambulatory Pediatric

Society, and the Temple Israel Jewish Community

Center. David has been named Best Pediatrician in the New York

Metropolitan area. David and his wife Peri have three children—Jordan,

Evan, and Zoe.

MEMORIES: ARaymond the Bagel Man. The Atemporary@ huts that last-

ed forever. Dr. Organ=s drawing. Dr. Robert Goode.@

Avram Nathanson, B.S., double majored in Political Science and

Biology. He and his wife Kay have two children, Ian and Gabrielle.

Ella Newman, nee Tyras, B.A., M.B.A.,

majored in Economics and was active in the Musical

Comedy Society, the Economics Club, and House

Plan-Wittes=67. She received her M.B.A. in financeand investments from Baruch College in 1973, and is

a wealth management advisor who has completed the

courses for the Certified Financial Planner designa-

tion. Ella started her career with Bankers Trust

Company from 1968- 1978, where she was an invest-

ment officer in their Personal Trust division. From

1978- 1983, she was a financial planner at ETN Associates. During the

period from 1983- 1997, she was principal of an executive recruiting firm,

Corporate Directions. For ten years (1997-2007), Ella was vice president

and senior relationship manager in wealth management of The Bank of

New York Mellon. Ella is currently a Senior Vice President, Business

Development Officer in the Wealth Management and Estate and Trust

Division of Fiduciary Trust Company International. Her clients include

celebrities, media executives, entrepreneurs, professionals, and affluent

women in all categories. She has taught economics at Pace University,

and continues to educate women on financial issues through speaking

events, mentoring relationships, and her exclusive Women=s Salon. Sheis a former board member of Bet Torah (1985), and of the Blythedale

Children=s Hospital=s Circle of Friends Gala Committee. Ella is also amember of the National Advisory Board for the National Domestic

Violence Hotline (since 2003), a member/officer of Rotary International, a

member of the Financial Women=s Association, New York Women InCommunication, Inc. (since 2004), and the Hadassah Leadership

Academy (since 2005). For relaxation, she enjoys watercolor painting.

Ella and her husband, Fred, have homes in New York City and

Connecticut. They are proud of their two sons, Jamie and David.

MEMORIES: ASitting on the South Campus lawn in the spring. Being inthe show with MCS [the Musical Comedy Society] for Carnival in the

spring. Eating fries at the South Campus snack shop. The Bagel Man.

Running back and forth from [the] North Campus to [the] South

Campus.@

Ian Frederick Newman, B.B.A., M.B.A., majored in

Accounting and was a member of the House Plan Association-Wittes=66.In 1975, he received his M.B.A. in taxation and finance from Baruch

College. For ten years (1972-1982), Fred was Controller of financial

reporting/management and held staff positions of the Revlon Health Care

Group. From 1982-1986, he served on the corporate financial staff as

Director of Information and Reporting at Revlon, Inc., which required

worldwide systems development, initiation, and continuing management.

He served as sector controller of the corporate division of Prudential

Securities from 1986-1990. From 1991-93, he was controller of Quadrant

North American Resources. Since 1993, Fred has been president of Win

Tel Communications, a telecommunications firm. He volunteered as an

EMT for the Chappaqua Volunteer Ambulance Corp. (1993-98), is a cur-

rent member (since 1974) of both the AICPA and NYSSCPA, and serves

as membership chair for the New York City Chapter of Financial

Executives International (since 1991). Fred and his wife, Ella Tyras

Newman, have homes in New York City and Connecticut. They have two

sons, Jamie and David.

MEMORIES: AThursdays from 12-2 on [the] South Campus lawn, includ-

ing many types of >sports= . Playing tackle football on the rough gravel ofLewisohn Stadium for gym class. Exams in Shepard Hall. Early coffee in

the Great Hall basement cafeteria to stay awake before Thursday 8 A.M.

chemistry class-followed by a trek through secret tunnels to Baskerville

Hall to enjoy three hours of mysteries in the often odorous laboratory.@

Theodore Pandelides, B.S., majored in math.

Aris Andrew Pappas, B.A., M.A., majored

in International Relations and was a member and

Commanding Officer of Pershing Rifles-Co. In 1974, he

received his M.A. in international relations from Boston

University. Aris served in the Army from 1968- 1974.

For twenty-eight years (1975-2003), Aris was a career

intelligence analyst, manager and member of the

Senior Intelligence Service at the Central Intelligence

Agency. Upon retirement from Federal service, Aris

was president of Intelligence Enterprises, LLC from 2003-04. Since then,

he has joined the Microsoft Corporation as a Partner and Senior Director,

and is a Deputy Director of the Microsoft Institute for Advanced

Technology in Governments. He has published numerous articles in jour-

nals on intelligence use leading up to the Iraq war, and scale modeling.

Aris graduated with Highest Distinction from the Centennial Class of the

U.S. Navy War College in 1984. He has also received various other

awards and recognitions from the U.S. Army and the Central Intelligence

Agency. A commercial instrument rated pilot, his hobbies include aviation,

scale modeling, photography, and watching great movies.

Aris and his wife Eva, also a CCNY alumna, have two children, Lara and

Christina.

MEMORIES: AThe incredibly rich mix of people, an aspect of the Cityexperience that was important then and has become even more signifi-

cant and treasured over the years.@

James Richard Pasquarelli, B.B.A., majored in Accounting.

He and his wife Terri have two children, Corey and Dani.

Eugene Jack Pastor, B.A., Ph.D.,majored in History and was a member of AUSA >B=Company and Scabbard and Blade. In 1966, he

received the Military History Award. Jack also

enjoyed the honor of being a Distinguished Military

Graduate, and won the American Legion Award for

Outstanding ROTC Cadet, and the Richard B. Fine

Award for the member of the graduating class who

best embodies the values of Richard B. Fine. Jack

received his Ph.D. in Jewish History from Haifa

University. Since 2004, he has been chair of the Department of History at

the Oranim Academic College of Education of the Kibbutz Movement.

Jack is also a member of the Academic Council of the Yad Itzhak ben Zvi

Institute for Research on the Land of Israel and its Settlement, and a

member of the Israel Historical Society, and the Israel Exploration

Society. He is the author of the book, ALand and Economy in Ancient

Palestine@ , and editor of the article collections, AThe Beginnings of

Christianity@ , and AJews and Gentiles in the Holy Land= . Jack and hiswife Ronit Pastor have two children, Dan and Daphna.

Kenneth Raymond Pierce, B.A., M.A., majored in History

and was a member of the Newman Club, Bartlett Rangers (ROTC frater-

nity), and Scabbard and Blade (ROTC Honor Society). He was awarded

a two year ROTC scholarship, was a Distinguished Military Graduate,

and Cadet Colonel ROTC. Kenneth earned his M.A. in history from Old

Dominion University in 1978. From 1992-94, Kenneth was chief analyst of

TITAN Applications at the Battle Simulation Center in the Republic of

Korea. For seven years (1994-2003), he was chief analyst of Cubic

Applications at the Joint War Fighting Center. Although he officially retired

in 1992 from his career as a professional soldier, Kenneth has been sci-

ence advisor and senior military analyst at Alion Science and Technology

since 2003. Kenneth is also a current member of the Society of the 1st

Infantry Division (since 1970), and the Association of the United States

Army (since 1968). He published AThe United States Army and National

Policy 1945-1950” in 1978, and the article, ABattle AnalysisBThe Battle of

the IA Drang Valley@ . Kenneth has won numerous awards throughout hiscareer. Among them: the Bronze Star for Valor with 3 Clusters, 1st Infantry

Division, from the U.S. Army (1970); the Purple Heart from the U.S. Army

(1970); the Combat Infantry Badge from the U.S. Army (1970); Senior

ParatrooperB82nd Airborne Division (1972); the Army Meritorious ServiceAward (1974); the Joint Meritorious Service Medal (1980); and the Legion

of Merit from the U.S. Army (1992). Kenneth and his wife Josephine live

in Seaford, Virginia. They have two daughters, Colleen and Veronica, and

three grandchildren.

MEMORIES: ABeing a member of the ROTC program. All of us were

patriots in a time when love of country was not in vogueBespecially atCCNY. There was a great camaraderie and we all helped one another

academically. Also, the ROTC program insured that we were all in excel-

lent physical condition. Finally, my senior advisor and mentor was Major

Earl Woods-Special Forces and father of Tiger Woods. He was a great

soldier, leader, trainer, and mentor.

Leslie Pitner, B.B.A., C.P.A., majored in Accounting and was a

member of Beta Alpha Psi. For fourteen years (1972-1986), Leslie was

partner at a CPA firm. For seven years (1987-1994), he was chief finan-

cial officer of Wall Furniture Outlets. From 1994-97, Leslie served as a

consultant for Creative Business Solutions. For ten years (1997- 2007),

he was chief financial officer for the Union for Reform Judaism. Leslie, a

widower, retired in 2007.

Enid Carol Pollack, B.A. , J.D., majored in Sociology and

was awarded Phi Beta Kappa. She earned her J.D. in 1978 from U.C.

Berkeley. Since 2001-2008, Enid was Associate Director of Gift Planning

at U.C. Berkeley. Currently, she is the Associate Director of Development

at the College of Engineering and UC Berkeley. She is also a current

member of the California State Bar Association, and the National

Committee on Planned Giving. Enid lives in Oakland, California. She is

single and has two daughters, Rebecca Jupiter, and Hannah Engle, who

passed away in January 2006 at the age of 25. Hannah, an NYU student,

had been hit by a car.

Judy Rabinowitz, B.A., M.A., majored in Mathematics and

was a member of Sis Hunt >68 House Plan. She continued her studies inmathematics and philosophy when she switched from full-time days to

part-time nights. Judy found her way professionally into what was then

called Data Processing. Programming led to systems analysis, system

design, training, and project management in what is now referred to as

Information Technology. Judy=s career took her through several indus-tries, including education and health. She retired as a full-time worker

several years ago, and she now works as a consultant, doing systems

analysis for a healthcare company. Judy has used her work to support

her passions for travel and photography, with a special concentration on

wildlife. Over the years, she=s traveled extensively in the Americas from

Alaska and Canada down through Chile and Argentina. She=s also visit-ed Australia, Eastern Africa, and parts of Europe. Dreams for future desti-

nations include Southern Africa, New Zealand, China, and Egypt. Judy

lives in Weatogue, Connecticut. Family and friends bring her back to New

York City frequently, and she continues to enjoy the many cultural offer-

ings of New York.

MEMORIES: AThe exhilaration of being at CCNY [and] learning newthings and sharing ideas. Warm-weather days lounging on the grass of

the South Campus between classes was a joy. Cold and nasty days and

nights when the wind whistling down Convent Avenue made the trek from

[the] subway to [the] campus and building to building [was] a real chal-

lenge. [I have] vivid recollections of staffing the cotton candy Sis Hunt

booth at a House Plan Festival on the South CampusBon a windy after-noon. [My] trip home that day was marked by a trail of sticky pink strands

falling from [my] clothing and hair.@

Steven Reisman, B.E.E., M.B.A., studied electrical engineer-

ing while at City College. In 1973, he received his M.B.A. in law and

accounting from the Roth Graduate School of Business.

For six years (1968-1974), Steven was a program manager and design

engineer at Haze Hine Corp. He followed this with various

managerial/systems positions from 1975-1978. For nine years (1975-

1978), he was senior director of Revlon, Inc.

In 1987, Steven founded his own consulting firm, LISS Consulting Corp.

He served as the firm’s owner from 1987-2000 and president from 2001-

2006. Steven retired in 2007. He has contributed to several articles in PC

Magazine and PC World. He is currently the treasurer of Temple Tikvah

in New Hyde, New York. Steven and his wife Sandy have two children, Ira

and Lloyd.

MEMORIES: AToo busy studying in those days to enjoy the moments.Graduating was surely a high point. In retrospect, a superb education.”

George August Reyels, B.C.E.,

M.S.C.E., majored in Civil Engineering. He

received his M.S.C.E. in 1975 from New York

University. For thirty-two years (1968-2000), George

was employed by the New York District office of the

U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers. Since 1990, he has

also served as the Corps.= Emergency OperationsManager. George retired in 2000. He and his wife, Ina

J. Ohrwashel, live in Ridgewood, New York.

Marsha S. Rimler, B.A., M.S.W.,

majored in Political Science and was a member of

House Plan. She received her M.S.W. in social work

from the University of Maryland School of Social

Work in 1972. For twelve years (1970-1982), Marsha

worked at the Brooklyn Hospital Center. From 1983-

85, she worked at the Metropolitan Hospital Center.

For seven years (1985-1992), Marsha was Director of

Social Work at the New York Hospital in Queens.

From 2002-2007, Marsha was Director of Social

Work at Beth Israel Kings Highway Hospital. She is currently an adjunct

professor at the Borough of Manhattan Community College. Marsha is a

former member of the National Association of Social Workers, and the

Society of Hospitals, and the Harry S. Truman Library, Community Board

#2 in Brooklyn. Marsha is a current member of Volunteers for Israel, and

the Simon Wisenthal Center, among others. She has presented papers at

several conferences of the Society of Hospital Social Worker Directors in

Health Care. Marsha lives in Brooklyn, New York. She is divorced and

has a daughter, Nina.

MEMORIES: A[The] Shepard Hall snack bar [which] was cozy.@

Kenneth Lawrence Roff, B.A., M.A.,

M.S., majored in History and was a member of the

fraternity Kappa Phi Omega. He was also inducted

into Phi Alpha Theta, a history honor society. He

earned his M.A., also from City College, in 1971. He

also received his M.S. in library science in 1973 from

Columbia University, and a professional certificate in

education supervision and administration from

Richmond College in 1976. From 1998-2001,

Kenneth was special assistant to the chief executive

director at the New York City Department of Education. He has also been

deputy director of the Office of Funded Programs at the New York City

Department of Education. Although he officially retired in 2001, Kenneth

is currently an adjunct assistant professor in the Library Services

Departments of Hunter and Bronx Community Colleges. He is also a

member of the American Library Association and the New York Book

Club. His work, ABrooklyn=s Reaction to Black Suffrage in 1860”, waspublished in 1978 in volume 2, number 1 of Afro-Americans in New York

Life and History. Kenneth and his wife Sandra live in Brooklyn, New York.

They have one child, Felicia, and two grandchildren.

MEMORIES: A[The] South Campus lawnBjust being there.@

Joseph I. Rosenbaum, B.S., M.S., J.D., majored in

Chemistry and was a member of the Beta Sigma Rho fraternity. He

received his M.S. in chemistry and education from CCNY in 1971, and

his J.D. in 1977 from New York Law School. For almost seventeen years

(1978-1994), Joseph was an in-house lawyer for American Express. Joe

is currently partner at the law firm Reed Smith LLP, and co-chair of the

firm=s Global Advertising Technology & Media Law Practice. Joe is head

of Reed Smith=s E- Commerce and Information Technology practice. Hetaught chemistry and physics for almost ten years before entering into his

legal career. Joe writes and lectures extensively and serves as General

Counsel to the Interactive Advertising Bureau; a Board member and

General Counsel & Secretary of the Black Forest Group, a global non-

profit organization; a member of the Advisory Board of the Center for the

Study of Law, Science and Technology at the College of Law at Arizona

State University; and serves as a technology and intellectual property dis-

pute resolution mediator for the World Intellectual Property Organization

(WIPO) based in Geneva, Switzerland. Joe is a former council member of

ABA=s Section of Science and Technology and has served on theNational Conference of Lawyers and Scientists, a joint ABA/AAAS com-

mittee based in Washington, D.C. He also serves as chair of the Award

Selection Panel of the AAS Committee on Scientific Freedom and

Responsibility. Joe has taught law as an adjunct professor at Fordham

University Law School and New York Law School. His articles have been

cited in law journals and in at least one Federal Court of Appeals case.

His most recent book, AOutsourcing Agreements Line By Line@ , was

published in 2004. Joe has three childrenBAdam, Jill, and DavidBandlives with his wife Rachelle in New York.

MEMORIES: AFinley Student Center, South Campus, Townsend Harris

[Hall], and Hamilton Terrace.@

Lester Alan Rosenberg, B.S.M.E.,majored in Mechanical Engineering. Since 1987, he

has been president of Rosenberg & Associates,

Consulting Engineers. He has also been a member

of the board of directors of Cedars-Sinai Medical

Center since 2004. Lester and his wife Magdalena

live in Los Angeles, California. They have one child,

Isabella.

Steven Alan Rosenthal, B.B.A., majored in Accounting. For

nineteen years (1977- 1996), Steven was a partner and vice chairman at

Campos & Stratis. Since 1997, he has been senior partner at RGL

Forensic Accountants & Consultants. Steven and his wife Fay have four

childrenBMichael, Gregg, Susan, and EllynBand one grandchild.

Allen J. Rothman, B.S., M.S., majored in

Biology and was a member of the lacrosse team,

and the Association of the United States Army >B=Company. In 1985, he received his M.S. in computer

science from Rutgers University. From 1968-71,

Allen was on active duty in the U.S. Army. He con-

tinued to serve in the Army Reserves from 1971-

1996, retiring with the rank Lieutenant Colonel. For

fifteen years (1968-1983), Allen was an actuary at

Metropolitan Life Insurance. From 1983-88, he was

employed by Continental Insurance. Since 1988, he

has been senior vice president and benefits consultant/actuary at Aon

Consulting. Allen is also currently a member of A.S.A. (Associate of the

Society of Actuaries), and the American Academy of Actuaries. In his

spare time, he enjoys sports car racing. Allen and his wife Evelyn live in

Freehold, New Jersey. They have two children, Nancy and Lawrence.

MEMORIES: AFriendships from ROTC.@

Alan Rothstein, B.A., M.A., J.D.,majored in Economics and was a member of House

Plan-Wittes >68; he was also a sports editor for TheCampus. Alan was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa and

Omicron Delta Epsilon (National Honor Society in

Economics). In 1970, Alan received his M.A. in eco-

nomics from Brown University. He received his J.D. in

1978 from the New York University School of Law. He

is currently a lawyer and serves as a general counsel

to the New York City Bar Association. Alan and his

wife Claire live in Cortlandt Manor, New York. They have three

childrenBJeremy, Matthew, and Ethan.

Guy Salama, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., majored

in Physics and was a member of both the fencing

and soccer teams. He earned his M.S. in physics

from the University of Pennsylvania in 1972, and his

Ph.D. in biophysics-physiology in 1978. Guy is cur-

rently a professor of cell biology and physiology at

the University of Pittsburgh. He has also published

research articles in professional journals. Guy and

his wife Mary Beth have two children, Naomi Rose

and Alexander Noah.

Marvin Robert Sambur, B.S.E.E.,

M.S.E.E., Ph.D., majored in Electrical

Engineering and was a member of the honor soci-

eties Tau Beta Pi and Etta Kappa Nu. In 1969, he

earned his M.S.E.E. from MIT, and his Ph.D. in 1972

from MIT. From 1999-2001, Marvin was CEO of

ITT=s $2B Defense Group. From 2001-2005, he wasassistant secretary of the AF for Acquisition. Since

2005, Marvin has been a professor at the University of Maryland. He is

also a senior member of I.E.E.E., and is a board member of several

organizations, including FARO Technologies, Proxy Aviation, CHI

Systems, AF Scientific Advisory Board, and National Academies. He has

published 122 articles in scientific journals. Marvin has been the recipient

of many awards: I.E.M.A. for Outstanding Management in Indiana

Industries (1997); Indiana Apple Award for Outstanding Public Service

(1999); I.E.E.E. Management Centennial Award; he was also inducted

into the CCNY Athletic Hall of Fame (soccer and lacrosse). Marvin is a

widower. He lives in Potomac, Maryland. He has two children, Beth and

Ian.

MEMORIES: AWalking from the Engineering Building to take a requiredliberal arts class and marveling at how the liberal arts majors had the

Stanley R. Schulman, B.A., majored in

Economics and was a member of the Economics

Society and the fraternity Alpha Mu Phi. After gradua-

tion, Stanley was given honorable discharge from the

U.S. Army, where he served from 1969-71.

Throughout his career, Stanley has been a quality

director at Indus International and senior project man-

ager at U.S. Data Management. He is currently a vali-

dation consultant at Covex, LLC, as well as a member

of the Drug Information Association and the

International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers. Stanley and his wife,

Dr. Lynne H. Schulman, have two children, Jack and Jess.

MEMORIES: AAlan Pearl and Alan Zuckerman and the CCNY basketball

games.@

Ivar Robert Segalowitz, B.S., majored in Physics. Ivar retired

in 2001 from a career in technical management. He was then elected

Commissioner of Parks for Great Neck, New York, a post he currently

maintains. Ivar and his wife Bernice live in Great Neck, New York. They

have two children-Ralph and Eugene-and four grandchildren.

Barry M. Shubin, B.ChE., M.B.A.,majored in Chemical Engineering and was a member

of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. He

received his M.B.A. in business administration from the

University of Connecticut. For nineteen years (1968-

1987), Barry was a process engineer and process

manager at Crawford & Russell/John Brown

Engineering. Since 1990, he has been a Realtor at

William Pitt Sotheby=s International Realty. He is alsoa member of the National and State Associations of Realtors.

Arlene Spark, B.A., M.S., MEd, EdD,

majored in English and was president of Sis Compton

>66, which became Sis Wiley >66 at the end of herfreshman year. She went on to earn her M.S. in public

health nutrition from Columbia University Teachers

College. She received her MEd in community nutrition

education from the same institution in 1973, and her

EdD in nutrition education in 1980. Arlene taught at

Lehman College and Brooklyn College in CUNY and

at Montclair State University. For ten years (1985-

1995) she served as assistant professor of nutrition at New York Medical

College. From 1995-1997, she was director of nutrition education in the

Preventive Cardiology Center of the American Health Foundation. Since

1998, Arlene has been associate professor of nutrition at Hunter College,

and coordinator of the Hunter nutrition programs. Concurrently, she is

also associate professor of public health at the CUNY Graduate Center.

Arlene is a fellow of the American Dietetic Association and of the

American College of Nutrition. Her book, ANutrition in Public Health:

Principles, Policies, and Practice@ was published by CRC Press in 2007.

Her daughter Danielle was born while Arlene was a junior at CCNY.

Arlene, who also has two grandsons, lives in Demarest, New Jersey with

her husband, Daniel Ochs, MD (CCNY 1949).

MEMORIES: AAt the House Plan student-faculty dinners, I was so intimi-dated by the professors that I stayed in the kitchen all night preparing the

food.@

Ann Spiwak Kedem, B.A., M.A., majored in Psychology. She

received her M.A. in developmental psychology in 1973 from Tufts

University. She currently works out of her own private practice, as well as

at Ilanit Psychiatric Hospital. Ann and her husband Gideon live in Israel.

They have two childrenBAssaf, and GalitBand one grandchild.

Martin D. Steinman, B.B.A., majored in Public Accounting

and was a member of ROTC. From 1968-1970, he attended taxation

classes at Baruch College with a minor in computer methodology. For

thirty years (1973-2003), Martin worked at Citigroup, Inc., holding several

positions, including: head of the Corporate Tax Accounting and

Compliance Department; asset sales deal manager and accounting, tax

and regulatory interface for North American Consumer Bank; Federal

Reserve Coordinator of Overseas Investments and Discount Window

Interface; and vice president. Martin retired in 2003. He is currently secre-

tary of the Glenegales Village Finance Committee. Martin and his wife

Carole live in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. They have three

childrenBElizabeth, Kenneth, and LaurenBand three grandchildren.

MEMORIES: AWhile one certainly doesn= t pass the test of being a

Afondest@ memory, there are two events that I= ll never forget. The firstwas the day JFK was shot. I remember the sadness and silence that fol-

lowed the news. It was the only subway ride home that no one moved or

spoke one word. The other memory is of the graduation ceremony where,

although the result of another assassination, the ROTC cadets were com-

missioned. While most of us expected a less than favorable reception

from the audience, we received a round of applause.@

Jeanne Mager Stellman, B.S., Ph.D.,majored in Chemistry and was a member of the

Chemistry Club and Sigma Xi. In 1968, she received

her Ph.D. in physical chemistry from CUNY. For twen-

ty-seven years (1980-2007), Jeanne was a professor

of public health at Columbia University. She currently

teaches preventive medicine at SUNY Downstate,

where she is also director of Environmental Health

Services. She is also a member of various organiza-

tions and has published numerous articles in profes-

sional journals. She was made a Guggenheim Fellow in 1988 and was a

recipient of CCNY=s Townsend Harris Medal in 2003. Jeanne and herhusband Steven have two children, Andrew and Emma, and two grand-

children.

MEMORIES: AFrank Brescia and Hugh Salzberg, and the warmth and

support of the Chemistry Department.@

Elliott Stephen Strizhak, B.E.E., M.S.E.E., majored in

Electrical Engineering. In 1971, he received his M.S.E.E. in electrical

engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. For twenty-eight years

(1977-2005), Elliott was a member of the technical staff of Imaging

Devices, Inc., and a distinguished engineer at the Polaroid Corporation.

Since 2005, Elliott is currently a strategic applications engineer at Maxim

Integrated Products. Until 2006, he was a member of I.E.E.E. For ten

years (1982-1992) he was a coach, director, and secretary of the

Framingham United Soccer Club. Elliott is currently a member of the

American Association of Wood Turners and is a wood turning instructor

(since 2003) at the Eliot School in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. He has

published several articles in professional journals, including the NASA

Journal and the I.E.E.E.=s ISSCC Transactions. Elliott received a kidneytransplant from his wife, Barbara in 1997, and has been an active volun-

teer in kidney related organizations since. Elliott and his wife live in

Framingham, Massachusetts. They have two children, David and Robin.

MEMORIES: AMeeting fellow student Julius YoungBwho knew what he

was doing in our E.E. lab! Dr. Egon Brenner=s red socks. Jelly donuts

coffee in the cafeteria [in] Shepard Hall. Alfred E. Newman=s face onbombed computer program printouts. [The] CCNY basketball team beat-

ing a ranked Columbia [University] team.@

Esther P. Tolkoff, B.A., M.A., majored in

Spanish and was president of Sis Hunt >68. Esther

was featured on the Dean=s List and was awardedinduction into Phi Beta Kappa and the Spanish Honor

Society. In 1969, she received her M.A. in Latin

American literature from the University of Madison,

Wisconsin. During the 1970s, Esther was an in-house

writer for the public relations departments of Yeshiva

University, CUNY, and the New York City Board of

Education, where she was associate producer of three

radio programs and a television program. She wrote radio scripts at

Telegeneral Studios from 1973-74. Esther taught Spanish as an adjunct

professor at Lehman College. From 1979-1993, she served as associate

editor for NY Teacher, a newspaper with a circulation of 300,000. From

1995-2000, Esther was editor of CCNY=s Alumnus magazine. Since1994, she has served as a reviewer and longtime contributor for the

entertainment trade magazine Back Stage. Esther is currently a freelance

writer and editor. Esther is co-president of the CCNY Communications

Alumni Group and editor of its newsletter, The Communicator. She is a

member of the editorial board of Alumnus; a member of the Coalition of

Professional Women in the Arts and Media; the Editorial Freelancers

Association; NY Women in Communications; AFTRA (American

Federation of Television and Radio Artists); the National Writers Union;

the International Museum Theatre Alliance; and the Alumni Association=sboard of directors. In addition, to contributing four chapters to the book,

AThe Back Stage Actors= Handbook@ (2004), Esther has contributedarticles and reviews to magazines and websites, and has edited newslet-

ters and written for organizations. She has received many awards, includ-

ing: Best Single Article (1981); Best Writing (1990); Best Featured Article

(1989) from the NY Metro Labor Press Council; Best Feature Article

(1989) from the International Labor Communications Association; Alumni

Service Award (1998) from the CCNY Alumni Association; Videographer

2000; Communicator Award (2000) for her script for the video AJoin the

CCNY Team@ , and The Apex Award for Excellence (2000). Esther livesin New York City.

MEMORIES: AChatting with friends in [the] Finley Cafeteria (and often

Shepard=s too). [I] maintained contact for years with the late Professor

Angela Dellepiane.@

Sheryl Phyllis Treshan, B.A., majored

in French and was a member of the Government

and Law Society, and the House Plan

Association=s Sis Hunt >68. She was also select-ed for induction into Pi Delta Phi, the French Honor

Society. She attended graduate courses at New

York University from 1968-1970. For six years

(1980-86), Sheryl was an auditor for the Office of

Quality Assurance. For sixteen years and counting

(1986-present), Sheryl has been program analyst

at the New York City Human Resources Administration=s Office of Auditand Quality Control. She is a former member of the Amnesty International

Group, of which she was bulletin editor and chairperson, and the HRA

Toastmasters Club, of which she has served as president and vice presi-

dent. Sheryl is currently a member of the Free Synagogue of Flushing,

and the Graybar Toastmasters Club, of which she is a former president

and bulletin editor. Sheryl has had poems published in several literary

magazines and workshop publications. She has also received many

awards: Competent Toastmasters Award from Toastmasters International

(1992); Competent Leader (2000); and the Advanced Toastmasters

Bronze Award (2002). Sheryl lives in Flushing, Queens. Her life partner is

Stephen DeMattia.

MEMORIES: AClasses outside in warm weather. [The] Gothic buildingson the North Campus. Hearing Norman Thomas speak. House Plan

activities.@

Stephen Clark Weingarten, B.A., J.D., majored in Political

Science. He was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa and graduated cum laude.

He received his J.D. from Columbia University Law School in 1971. From

1972-73, Stephen was an associate at the firm Robinson, Silverman,

Pearce, Aronsohn, Sand & Berman. For eight years (1974-1982), he was

a corporate and regulatory attorney at WUI, Inc. He was an associate

general counsel at MCI Communications Corporation from 1982-1984.

Since 1984, Stephen has been assistant general counsel and assistant

secretary of Panasonic Corporation of North America. Stephen and his

wife Sally live in Scarsdale, New York. They have three children-Sarah,

Abigail, and William.

Ira Michael Uffer, B.A., M.A., majored in History. In 1970, he

earned his M.A. in social studies from CCNY. For thirty-three years (1968-

2001), Ira was a teacher for the New York City Board of Education. He

retired in 2001. Ira and his wife Regina live in Wellington, Florida. They

have two children, Jeffrey and Mark.

Judit Ungar, B.A., M.S.W., majored in

Psychology; she was a member of House Plan, the

yearbook staff, and The Campus newspaper. In 1971,

she received her M.S.W. from the New York

University School of Social Work. From 1979-1982,

Judit was a social worker at WORC. For thirteen

years (1982-1995), Judit was the vocational program

director and residence director for ACLD. Since 1995,

she has been president of The National Tourette

Syndrome Association. She is also a member of

NASW, on the board of directors of the National Organization of Rare

Disorders, and president of Temple Judea of Manhasset. Judit and her

husband Jack have two children, Stacey and Erika, and one grandchild.

MEMORIES: AMaking friends. [The] beautiful campus. [The] education [I

received].@

Julius Young, B.E.E., A.A., M.S.,majored in Electrical Engineering. He was also a

member of the Onyx Society, Engineering Society,

and the fraternity Omega Psi Phi. In 1965, he

received his A.A. from John Hancock. In 1973, he

received his Master of Science degree from Lowell

University. For thirty-two years, Julius worked at IBM.

He retired in 2001. For the past five years, he has

been President and CEO of his own patent firm. He

is a patent agent under USPTO; since 2003, he has

been a member of the Guardsmen Organization. He is also a member of

ASALH in Florida (since 2003). Julius and his wife Carla have two chil-

dren-Denise and Preston-and three grandchildren.

Memories: A[I] enjoyed having debates with fellow students, and in

springtime, [I] enjoyed studying on [the] campus lawn.@

Arnold Ira Zimmerman, B.S.ChE.,

M.B.A., majored in Chemical Engineering and

was a member of House Plan. In 1972, he received

his M.B.A. from Iona College. Arnold also attended

extension courses in UCLA=s Entertainment Studiesprogram. Since 1979, Arnold has been Senior

Partner and Executive Search Consultant at

Hollander Horizon International. He is a current

member of the National Association of Executive

Recruiters (NAER), of which he is also a past President. Since 2003, he

has also been a member of the KOREH-LA Reading Partnership. Arnold

and his wife Jianulla have four children,Kevin, Timothy, Paula, and Brian,

and two grandchildren.

MEMORIES: ATouch football tournaments at Lewisohn Stadium. The dayJFK was shot- I was in a humanities class at Shepard Hall. Raymond the

Bagel Man. Chemical Engineering Plant Design class. Chemical engi-

neering plant tours.@

Marshall Ziprin, B.B.A., majored in Economics and was a

member of House Plan-Wilde >68, and the staff of The Ticker. Marshalland his partner Joseph Bellano live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Robert I. Zweibel, B.S., A.B.A., majored

in Economics. He earned his A.B.A. in accounting

from George Washington University in 1973. For thir-

ty-seven years (1968- 2005), Robert held many posi-

tions in the U.S. Navy. He retired in 2005 from his

career as a Navy training specialist. He is currently a

member of the National Active & Retired Federal

Employees Association, and the Maryland Association

of CPAS. Robert and his wife Caroline live in

Maplewood, Minnesota. They have three

childrenBWesley, Scott, and LisaBand one grandchild.

CCNY ROTC AUSA CoB

Members (16)

1967

Panama Jungle Warfare

School

1969

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