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1960s
Stephen A. Chase, BA'60, of Turnersville, New Jersey, celebrated the marriage of his son in Spruce Pine, North Carolina. Chase is a systems consultant with Cigna Corporation in Philadelphia. He says he welcomes contact from classmates.Corrin J. McGrath, UC'60, is the city manager of Kenedy, Texas.
Stephanie Stone Wilkinson, BB'61, of Spring, Texas, is director of an acute care hospital and is "still enjoying physical therapy."
Myron D. Fottler, BA'62, of Birmingham, Alabama, won the 1997 Edgar C. Hayhow Award from the American College of Health Care Executives. The award was presented for an article published in Hospital and Health Services Administration.
Robert F. Giordano, E'62, retired in June as director of CECOM Research, Development, and Engineering, ending a thirty-five-year career in federal service, mostly as a civilian employee of the Army. Giordano managed and directed programs totaling $1.2 billion and more than 4,500 employees. He won a number of awards during his career, including the 1996 Decoration for Exceptional Civilian Service, the Army's highest honorary award for civilian employees.
Diane K. Lerner, BB'62, of Santa Monica, California, says she's primarily working with the McConnell Institute. She has two grandsons, one in Venice, California, and the other in Chicago.
Jim Lombardo, E'62, of Philadelphia, is a project manager at the Philadelphia Housing Authority's Department of Modernization.
Richard P. Bloom, LA'63, of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, has written and published a book on financial education, It's in Your Interest-How to Build Wealth, Increase Income and Cash Flow, and Reduce Taxes.
William J. Glover Jr., E'63, ME'70, of Easton, Massachusetts, is a fellow of the American Consulting Engineers Council. He also serves as a senior vice president and member of the board of directors of Fay, Spofford & Thorndike in Burlington.
Dick Madden, LA'63, is in his thirtieth year as a counselor in the Waltham, Massachusetts, public school system. He earned master's and doctoral degrees from Boston University and a certificate of advanced study from the University of Vermont.
P. K. "Pete" Samsury, E'63, ME'65, is assistant director of the Texas A&M University Center for Construction Education. Samsury retired from Shell Oil earlier this year after thirty-one years with the company.
Bob Washburn, E'63, of Westborough, Massachusetts, is a principal of the Washburn Group, a three-year-old sales and channels consulting company. He recently delivered a sales and channels seminar to a Northeastern high-tech MBA second-year class.
Arthur P. Poole, LA'65, of Coos Bay, Oregon, is a professor of horticulture at Oregon State University. He is the area extension agent for commercial horticulture and serves as staff chair for the Coos County Extension Office in Coquille.
Barry Koslow, LA'66, of Lynnfield, Massachusetts, a principal with Morrill, Koslow & Associates in Danvers, also serves as a member of the board of directors of New England Sinai Hospital and Rehabilitation Center. He is a board member and past chairman of the Massachusetts Special Olympics and a past member of the Lynnfield School Committee.
Robert E. Chase, E'67, ME'68, of Needham, Massachusetts, was presented the 1997 Historic Preservation Award from the Watertown Historic Commission. Chase is the base realignment and closure environmental coordinator for the Army Research Laboratory. He oversees all activities to prepare the base for sale or transfer to a private entity.
Rose Merzon Feinberg, Ed'67, of Waltham, Massachusetts, is principal of the Mary Lu Burbank School in Belmont. She is a past president of the Massachusetts affiliate of the Northeast Coalition of Educational Leaders and a member of Northeastern's class of 1967 thirtieth reunion committee.
Raymond H. Kendall, BA'67, of Gainesville, Texas, is city manager of Padre Island, "the spring break capital of Texas."
Stephen H. Clinch, E'68, is president of Merriman/PCC Specialty Products of Hingham, Massachusetts.
Brian Sullivan, LA'68, of Burlington, Massachusetts, received an award for his efforts as a special agent in the Federal Aviation Administration's New England regional security division. He was recognized for coordinating with the FBI, Klanwatch, and the Southern Poverty Law Center in researching, documenting, and informing concerned FAA parties about the existence and activities of extremist militia and hate groups in New England.
Victor H. Prushan, MBA'69, of Thousand Oaks, California, is the author of No-Nonsense Marketing: 101 Practical Ways to Win and Keep Customers, published by John Wiley & Sons of New York. Prushan is a principal of VHP Associates, a management consulting firm specializing in marketing and sales management for industrial and technology-based companies.