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October,
1971
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For
meritorous
service
as
a
Professor
and
a
Department
Head
in
the
development
and
operation
of
the
College
through
its
first
twenty-five
years
For
loyalty
to
its
objectives
For
faithfulness
in
the
performance
of
his
duties
For
devotion
to
his
students
For
being
a
great
teacher
and
a
good
friend
to
all
The
Board
of
Trustees,
the
faculty
and
the
students
present
this
certificate
as
a
token
of
their
esteem
to:
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Jllc&ee
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PRESIDENT,
BOARD
OF
TRUSTEES
PRESIDENT
Or
COLLEGE
Dr.
McKee
received
this
award
June
6,
1971
for
25
years
service
to
PSC
(cont’d
from
Page
1,
Col.
4)
the
faculty
as
an
instructor
in
Foods
in
1960.
After
the
death
of
Dr.
Pickett
in
1967,
Dr.
McKee
was
appointed
Read
of
the
Liberal
Arts
Depart
ment.
He
served
in
this
capacity
until
his
retirement.
Dr.
McKee’s
wit
and
his
humor
were
widely
known
and
appreciat
ed
by
his
students
and
colleagues.
His
distinguished
career
is
a
con
stant
source
of
enlightenment
to
all
who
have
known
him.
Because
Dr.
McKee
enjoyed
life
and
people,
his
colleagues
and
students
en
joyed
him.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
McKee
will
live
in
Florida,
although
they
will
main
tain
a
local
residence.
We
wish
them
well.
Harry
Purchase
Returns
to
P.
S.
C.
Prof.
Harry
Purchase
has
re
turned
as
Head
of
the
Hotel
Man
agement
Department.
He
has
been
at
Stout
State
in
Wisconsin
for
the
past
three
years.
The
reappoint
men!
of
Prof.
Purchase
to
the
faculty
became
effective
September
1,
1971.
Manv
expressions
of
ap
proval
have
been
received
from
alumni,
staff
members
at
other
colleges
and
representatives
of
industry.
About
Alumni
—
ARTHUR
E.
SCHRUBB
(TH
’71)
accepted
at
Stout
State
Uni
versity.
JOHN
W.
W
R
IGHT,
JR.
(TH
’71)
accepted
at
Stout
State
Uni
versity.
BRTAM
C.
MISKA
(LA
’71)
accepted
to
SUNY
at
Plattsburgh.
RAYMOND
R.
WARD
(PPF
’71)
accepted
to
University
of
Montana.
CHRISTOPHER
D.
HODD
(PPH
’70)
accepted
to
Stout
State
University.
DICK
SLY
(’63)
works
for
the
L.
G.
Balfour
Company.
Address:
126
Union
St.,
Black
River,
N.Y.
DAVID
J.
KELMER
(TF’71)
—
married
and
father
of
two
sons.
Sergeant
in
U.S.
Marine
Corps.
Stationed
at
Okinawa
for
ten
months,
his
work
deals
with
elec
tronics,
and
hopes
to
pursue
this
field
upon
discharge
in
September.
He
has
been
working
on
a
corre
spondence
course
with
Bell
&
Howell
schools
in
field
of
com
puter
technology.
His
address
is:
Box
334,
Bedminster,
NJ.
DAVID
BRASKEY
(PPF
’62)
engaged
to
be
married
in
October.
With
FAA—
as
electronics
special
ist,
spent
four
years
in
U.
S.
Navy.
His
address
is
RD#3,
Read
ing,
PA.
WILLIAM
F.
WILKINSON
(’62)
worked
for
Restaurant
Assoc,
in
New
York
City
for
2
years;
spent
four
years
in
U.S.
Navy
as
Spanish
interpreter;
attended
Pace
College,
Westchester,
and
receiv
ed
BBA
degree;
worked
in
Food
&
Beverage
Dept,
of
Waldorf
Astoria
as
Asst.
Dir.
for
one
year,
and
is
currently
employed
by
Intercon
tinental
Hotels
as
an
Operations
Analyst.
JOHN
M.
AKEN
(’64)
visited
P.S.C.
May
27,
1971.
Plans
to
go
to
work
for
Japan
Airline
in
Toyko
next
year
as
flight
engineer.
His
address
is:
U.S.
Navy,
Stationed
in
Honolulu,
Hawaii.
JAMES
BAYER
(’70)
serving
in
the
U.S.
Army
as
a
medic.
Ad
dress
is:
(PFC)
Camp
Page
Dis
pensary,
A.
P.O.
San
Francisco
96708.
EUGENE
G.
RAYBUCK
(’50)
with
the
Environmental
Protect
ion
Agency
of
the
U.S.
Govern
ment.
Is
a
member
of
the
faculty
in
the
Institute
for
Air
Pollution
Training,
located
at
Research
Tri
angle
Park,
N.
C.
Address:
1013
Wenwood
Dr.,
Cary,
N.C.
27511.
DAVID
R.
ALLEN
(TH
’71)
presently
employed
in
the
Sales
Office
of
the
Four
Seasons
Shea-
aton
Hotel,
Toronto,
Canada.
Ad
dress:
61
York
Rd.,
Beaconsfield,
Quebec.
LINDA
M.
RICHTER,
’66,
has
been
accepted
at
Pratt
Institute,
Brooklyn,
N.Y.
Fasking
Works
on
Sunset
Park
Donald
Fasking,
”71,
who
has
been
largely
instrumental
in
de
veloping
Sunset
Park,
is
advisor
to
the
rooting
of
two
unusual
speciman
trees,
the
very
rare
Dawn
Redwood
and
the
unusual
Corkscrew
Willow,
donated
to
Saranac
Lake’s
Adirondack
Ar
boretum
at
Sunset
by
Mrs.
Ruth
Smiley,
naturalist.
The
Dawn
Redwood
was
believed
to
be
extinct
until
several
trees
were
discovered
in
an
isolated
val
ley
in
China
in
1948.
It
is
directly
related
to
the
Western
Sequoias
of
the
United
States,
but
unlike
those
giants,
it
attains
a
height
of
about
100
feet
at
maturity.
The
Cockscrew
Willow,
although
not
native
to
the
area,
is
expected
to
thrive
as
it
can
survive
severe
climatic
conditions.
Mr.
Fasking
expects
the
seed
lings
to
be
thoroughly
rooted
and
to
have
attained
the
advisable
height
of
18
inches
for
planting
by
next
spring.
He
will
then
choose
an
appropriate
site
within
the
Ar
boretum,
plant
and
mark
with
their
Lati
nand
English
namess.
About
Alumni
—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Owen
R.
Griffith.
’48,
visited
the
College
on
August
29,
1971.
They
now
reside
at
6104
Elm,
Raytown,
Mo.
64133.
Owen
was
in
the
first
class
in
Hotel
Management
and
also
played
on
the
first
PSC
baseball
team.
He
is
now
sales
manager
over
eleven
states
for
Western
Auto.
With
the
Griffith’s
for
this
visit
was
Mrs
Warren
EngeU,
’48,
RD
#2,
Mo
hawk,
N.Y.
13405
Patricia
Flynn
Greeley,
’48,
ha
made
some
fins
accomplishments
since
graduation.
She
has
obtained
her
BA
in
Math
and
an
MA
in
Guidance,
both
at
the
New
York
State
University
at
Albany
in
1950.
Che
is
now
teaching
First
Trade
at
Elementary
Dist.
^45.
Villa
Park,
Illinois,
and
she
has
five
children
of
her
own.
Hei
address:
730
So.
Oakland
Villa
Park,
111.
60181
Tel:
TE2-8890
Wayne
Knipping,
’63,
attended
the
University
of
Montana,
’67,
and
is
working
for
the
U.S.
Forest
Service
in
Helena,
Montana.
He
is
mariied
and
has
one
child.
F
h
address:
5305
North
Montana
Ave.
Helena,
Montana
59601
Giles
Marion,
’63,
now
resides
at
2057
University
Avenue,
Ber
keley,
California
94704.
William
Hubbard,
’57,
visited
the
College
on
September
2nd
with
his
wife
and
two
children.
He
de
finitely
plans
on
attending
the
Alumni
‘Class
Reunion’
of
’7?.
ITi\
address:
232
Barbara
Road
Middletown,
Conn.
06457
Paul
LaTurner,
’63
visited
th'
(cont'd
on
page
3,
col.
3)
About
Alumni
—
Joseph
John
Timko,
Jr.,
’71,
mar
ried
Deborah
Ann
Bedore
of
Sara
nac
Lake
on
August
19,
1971.
They
will
reside
in
Kensington,
Conn.
Richard
Kopecki,
’70,
stopped
in
for
a
visit
on
September
10th
with
his
new
bride,
Kathy,
of
Detroit,
Michigan.
Dick
works
for
the
Hospitality
Motor
Inn
in
Columbus
as
food
production
man
ager.
Kathy
and
Dick
live
at:
1723
Shanley
Drive
Apt.
#5
Columbus,
Ohio
43029
George
McBride
has
gone
Navy
and
you
can
correspond
with
him
at
this
address:
DC3
George
W.
McBride
R
Division
B199010
U.S.S.
Intrepid
CVS-11
F.P.O.,
New
York
N.Y.
09501
George
E.
Owen,
’66.
has
realty
been
busy
since
graduation.
He
spent
3
years
in
the
Army
—
2
at
Ft.
Holabird,
Md.,
and
the
other
one
overseas
with
the
2/71
Ar
tillery.
After
his
discharge,
ho
spent
a
couple
of
months
“bum-
min’
around”
and
6
months
at
construction
work.
He
returned
to
Washington,
D.C.
and
worked
for
a
while
with
Sonesta
Inter
national
Hotel
as
a
Food
and
Beverage
trainee.
After
that,
he
worked
a
short
time
as
a
barten
der
in
Boston
for
the
Navy
Ex
change
System.
Presently
Ceorge
is
employed
at
the
Straw
Hat
Pizza
Palace
in
Tor'anc^,
which
is
a
division
of
Saga
Foods.
He
is
the
Assistant
Manager
there
and
in
a
couple
of
months
he
should
have
his
own
store.
Good
luck,
George!
His
address:
Mr.
George
E.
Owen
3624
168th
Street
Torrance,
CaMfornia
90504
Paul
H.
Allen
’68,
paid
the
Col
lege
a
visit
and
left
this
new
ad
dress:
28-L
Pheasant
Lane
Cheektowaga,
New
York
14227
Thomas
Crook,
’68,
dropped
us
a
line
with
a
new
address,
which
is
564
Bellflower
Blvd.,
Long
Beach,
California
90814.
He
also
informed
us
that
on
October
23,
1971,
James
B.
Kesel,
’69,
will
wed
Ann
Yartym
and
they
will
live
at
4%
Maplewood
Avenue,
Honeoye
Falls,
New
York
14472.
Congratulations
and
good
luck,
Jim
and
Ann.
Lauren
Perry,
’59,
took
a
leave-
of-absence
from
the
U.C.
Forest
Service
in
1970
and
returned
to
West
Virginia
University.
He
is
working
on
his
B.S.
in
Forest
Re
source
Management
and
expects
to
graduate
in
December
of
1972.
His
address:
228
E.
Brockway
Street
Morgantown,
West
Va.
26505
John
N.
Eberly,
’69
T.F.,
was
married
on
June
12,
1971
to
Maureen
Flanegan
of
Bloomfield,
Conn.
John
is
employed
by
the
Department
of
Parks
and
Forest.
State
of
Conn.
as
a
forest
tech
nician
and
is
attending
the
Univer
sity
of
Hartford,
School
of
Pub'ic
&
Bus.
Admin.
Their
address:
P.
O.
Box
51
Pleasant
Valley,
Conn.
06063
