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is "Chip" Delorenzo, who is a credit manager<br />
at Norwest Financial in Lansdale, PA<br />
(Chip said to call him if you're looking for a<br />
home-equity loan!); and Christy Johannessen,<br />
who let us know she's working as a<br />
process engineer for Mobil Research & Development<br />
in Princeton, NJ.<br />
In New York we find editors Dana Nigro<br />
at Corporate Travel and Jennifer Perillo<br />
at Choices Magazine. Denise Labowski<br />
is an environmental engineer in Woodbury,<br />
NY, and in Redwood Shores, CA, you can<br />
find Scott Urman working as a technical<br />
analyst for Oracle Corp. Back in Sandusky,<br />
OH, Joel Roach is working as a manufacturing<br />
engineer. And in Dunwoody, GA<br />
you'll find Ann Wang, a marketing manager.<br />
Closer to dear old Ithaca, George<br />
"Hugh" Williams is one of Elmira College's<br />
newest admissions counselors.<br />
Encourage your friends to pay class<br />
dues so they'll see the news and so we can<br />
have more space in which to print the juicy<br />
gossip each month! Keep in touch with the<br />
Class of '93. • Anastasia Enos, 11477<br />
Mayfield Rd., #304, Cleveland, OH 44106 or<br />
ame4@po.CWRU.edu; also, Yael Berkowitz,<br />
310 W. 95th St., Apt. 7A, NYC 10025; and Jennifer<br />
Evans, 56 Euclid Ave., Troy, NY 12180.<br />
^ 1 m Whoever coined the saying,<br />
I I Λ "No news is good news," was<br />
• 1 11 definitely not a class correspon-<br />
^^AJd dent. This correspondent has<br />
Vj I her own theory as to why you<br />
^^ ^ aren't cramming her mailbox<br />
with oodles of updates. You want to wait<br />
for the 1999 Reunion, right? You don't really<br />
want to know that your ex-roommate<br />
eloped in Vegas, or that your old lab nemesis<br />
is now manufacturing garlic pills for a<br />
living. If you knew all of these things in advance,<br />
you say to yourself, what would be<br />
the point of attending Reunion? Lousy reason.<br />
A well-informed gossip is the life of<br />
the party. If you do your research, you can<br />
easily show you're in the know.<br />
Congratulations! As you read this we<br />
should've graduated! And turned in our academic<br />
robes for shorts and a T-shirt. (We<br />
hope, for you never can tell with meteorologically-impaired<br />
Ithaca.) We're either employed<br />
or unemployed, waiting to start another<br />
round of school in the fall, or indulging<br />
in some sorely-needed travel. Some of us<br />
are driving across country. Some of us are<br />
volunteering, or taking on that ideally un-intellectual<br />
summer job. Club Med, anyone?<br />
By now the only members of the Class<br />
of '94 who are still in Ithaca are: A. people<br />
who were born here; B. stragglers; and C.<br />
yours truly, who is finishing up her senior<br />
thesis. If you happen to belong to category<br />
"B.," don't sweat it. Lots of people, despite<br />
their choices of major, have not yet found<br />
their callings. Hint: hanging around Ithaca<br />
for too long probably won't help.<br />
If you happen to be having an interesting<br />
summer, take pity on me and make use<br />
of the US Postal Service: stuck in town until<br />
mid-August, I will be condemned to<br />
watching "St. Elmo's Fire" for the tenth<br />
time if I don't get any news. Now, was that<br />
plaintive enough to merit a response? (Note<br />
my summer address below.) • Dika Lam,<br />
211 Linden Ave., Apt. 7, Ithaca, NY 14850.<br />
Ί7 BA—Louis B. Cartwright of Rochester,<br />
NY, Jan. 21, 1994; former auditor, comptroller,<br />
and city manager, City of Rochester.<br />
'17 BA—Mazie Montgomery Rowland<br />
(Mrs. Charles J.) of State College, PA, Jan.<br />
6,1994; active in community, religious, and<br />
alumni affairs.<br />
'21 CE, PhD '26—James H. Martens of<br />
Fredericksburg, VA, actual date of death<br />
unknown; retired professor of geology at<br />
Hunter College and Rutgers and West Virginia<br />
universities; active in alumni affairs.<br />
'22 BS Ag—Edward B. "Ned" Giddings<br />
of Cazenovia, NY, Jan. 3, 1994; retired soil<br />
conservationist, US Soil Conservation Service;<br />
active in alumni affairs. Alpha Gamma<br />
Rho.<br />
'23, BA '29, JD '30—Charles L. Brayton<br />
of Horseheads, NY, Jan. 16, 1994; retired<br />
attorney, Sayles, Evans, Brayton,<br />
Palmer & Tifft; was active in professional<br />
affairs at local and state levels; also active<br />
in civic, religious, community, and alumni<br />
affairs; avid hiker and outdoorsman. Chi Phi.<br />
'23 BA—Mary Butler Davies (Mrs. Horace<br />
F.) of Pittsburgh, NY, Nov. 17, 1993; active<br />
in alumni affairs. Kappa Kappa Gamma.<br />
'23 BA—Margaret L. Mason of Ithaca,<br />
NY, formerly of Dansville, Jan. 25, 1994;<br />
retired managing editor, F. A. Owen Publishing<br />
Co., Dansville; former teacher; active<br />
in religious affairs.<br />
'24 CE—Paul F. Beaver of Longmeadow,<br />
MA, Jan. 4, 1994; active in alumni affairs.<br />
Phi Delta Sigma.<br />
'24 ME—Meneleo G. Carlos of Quezon<br />
City, the Philippines, actual date of death<br />
unknown.<br />
'24 ME—Frank W. Miller of Philadelphia,<br />
PA, Jan. 4, 1994; university benefactor.<br />
'26 ME—John H. Levick of Clearwater,<br />
FL, May 20, 1993. Lambda Chi Alpha.<br />
'27 BA—Ralph T. Seward of Washington,<br />
DC, Jan. 19, 1994; active in alumni affairs.<br />
Alpha Tau Omega.<br />
'27 BS Ag, PhD '31—Stanley W. Warren<br />
of Ithaca, NY, Jan. 10, 1994; professor<br />
emeritus, farm management, <strong>Cornell</strong>; recipient,<br />
first "Professor of Merit" award granted<br />
by the College of Agriculture and Life<br />
Sciences and many other professional honors,<br />
including distinguished life membership,<br />
Northeastern Agricultural Economics<br />
Council, honorary life membership, Association<br />
of Teachers of Agriculture of New<br />
York, and was named distinguised under-<br />
JUNE 1994<br />
77<br />
Alumni Deaths<br />
graduate teacher by the American Farm Economics<br />
Association; was noted for having<br />
devoted himself to teaching more than research;<br />
active in alumni and community affairs.<br />
(He was the son of the late George F.<br />
Warren '03, for whom Warren Hall was<br />
named.) Alpha Zeta.<br />
'27 EE—R. Nelson Williams of Greensburg,<br />
PA, Jan. 26, 1994; active in alumni affairs.<br />
Lambda Chi Alpha.<br />
'28—Payson B. Catlin of Harpursville, NY,<br />
July 13, 1993.<br />
'28—J. Gerald Mayer of Falmouth, MA,<br />
Jan. 8, 1994; active in alumni affairs.<br />
'29 MS—Edward R. Becker of Rochester,<br />
NY, Jan. 10,1994; retired engineer, Taylor<br />
Instrument Co.; past president, Rochester<br />
Society for Quality Control; active in professional,<br />
community, and religious affairs.<br />
'29 EE—Clarence R. Carr of Corning, NY,<br />
Dec. 25, 1993; active in alumni affairs. Sigma<br />
Pi.<br />
'29 Grad—Frances L. Haven of Rochester,<br />
NY, Sept. 25, 1992.<br />
'29—Robert E. Speck of Bethlehem, PA,<br />
actual date of death unknown.<br />
'30-31 Grad—Helen Britcher Conn of<br />
Syracuse, NY, Jan. 19, 1994.<br />
'30 EE—Albert E. De Camp of Naples, FL,<br />
formerly of Cincinnati, OH, Jan. 13,1994.<br />
'30—Charles F. Romig of Auburn, NY, Jan.<br />
15, 1994.<br />
'30 BA, PhD '37—H. Temple Scofield of<br />
Raleigh, NC, Jan. 11, 1994; retired professor,<br />
North Carolina State U.; active in alumni<br />
affairs. Pi Kappa Phi.<br />
'31 ME—Gilmoure N. Cole of Manchester,<br />
CT, Jan. 18, 1994; retired design engineer,<br />
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft; was instrumental<br />
in converting the design of English<br />
aircraft for production in US plants during<br />
World War II; active in professional, civic,<br />
community, and alumni affairs; university<br />
benefactor. Lambda Chi Alpha.<br />
'31 DVM—Grant S. Kaley of Auburn, NY,<br />
formerly of Gouverneur, NY, Jan. 12, 1994;<br />
former director, division of animal industry,<br />
New York State Department of Agriculture<br />
and Markets. Alpha Psi.<br />
'31 BS Ag, PhD '36—William J. Koster of<br />
Albuquerque, NM, actual date of death unknown;<br />
active in alumni affairs. Alpha Zeta.<br />
'32—Mack (Max) David of Palm Springs,