Reflections Magazine Issue #57 - Spring 2002 | Page 18

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Class Notes are compiled from letters, news clippings, the reply cards included
in each issue of the magazine, and contributions sent through the SHU website. We do not announce engagements or pregnancies, but we will gladly
report marriages and births after they have occurred. Information received
after February 15 will be included in the summer issue of Reflections.
Special thanks to Erin Fuller ‘05 for her work on this issue’s Class Notes

‘72/MA, identical twin sisters
living in Lansing, retired in June
2000 after 35 years teaching at
Lansing’s Resurrection School.
Upon retirement, they were given
a vacation in Hawaii as a token
of gratitude from school staff and
parishioners at the Church of the
Resurrection. “We had excellent
professors at Siena,” they remembered. “We felt so prepared in our
teaching.”

Ann Bakeman Tompert ‘38 has
written a new children’s book.
The Pied Piper of Peru is a retelling of one of the stories about
St. Martin de Porres, a Dominican
brother who lived in Peru in the
16th century. In 1998, Ann’s picture book biography, Saint Patrick, was selected as one of Booklists top 10 religious books for
children. She also has published a
children’s book about SaintNichoolas. She lives in Port Huron.
Julianne Harris Cohoon ‘70
Dorris Borradaile Wright-Wal- wrote recently from Riverview:
rose’44 is living in San Clem- “It was great seeing so many
of our 1970 graduates at alumni
ente, CA.
weekend. Does anyone know
Jane Patterson Kimball ‘58 is where Cherie Murphy, who gradthe director of planning and fund uated in the 60s is these days? I
distribution at the United Way think of her often.”
of Elgin, IL. “Hello out there.
Anyone want to start a chat Carl Morton ‘71 is living in
New York, NY, where he does
room?”
some modeling. He was featured
Jean Masternak ‘65, ‘72/MA recently in a Timex watch adverand Janet Masternak ‘65, tisement in Triathlete magazine.

Alumni Association Board of Directors
Alexandra Harvey Quinn ‘91,
President
Terry Beurer ‘80, Vice President
Judith Lavelle ‘58,
Past President
Keith Rusie ‘99, Secretary
Joe Balusik ‘90
Petrina Biondo ‘72
Gloria Davila Calhoun ‘64
Dante Davoli ‘00 (MDP)
Betty Dolan, OP ‘46
Kathy Engardio ‘83
Mary Hellner ‘88
Tiffany Jackson ‘00 (LMC)
Deb Carrington Keller ‘74
Debbie Langmeyer ‘78

Mary Phillips ‘71
Lawrence Richardson, Jr. ‘76
Daniel Robinson ‘99 (LMC)
Catherine Schiel ‘00 (JCC)
Stacey M. Sheats ‘98
Sister Jodie Screes, OP ‘53
Susan Strupulis ‘95 (KCC)
Denise Washington ‘01 (KCC)

Faculty Representative
Pat Schnapp, RSM

Student Representative
Julie Anderer ‘02

Roger Scherger ‘73 and Ruth
Ann Dalton Scherger ‘68 are
retired and have moved from
Piqua, OH to Sidney, OH and
built a new home on Dec. 21,
2001.

rently getting ready to have more
Fort Campbell soldiers deploy
overseas, so January should be
very hard on our students as their
parents go off to war. I am very
proud to work with the United
States Army and will continue to
Ken Thompson ‘77, owner of
keep them in my prayers.”
Flatlanders Studio in Blissfield, is
creating a sculpture that depicts Kay Belcher ‘86 now owns
the spirit of the Adrian Domini- Vintage Treasures and Gifts, an
icans as reflected in the life of antiques store. She also works at
Sister Mary Philip Ryan, OP. Ken Delphi Automotive in Adrian a