Class Notes

In Memoriam

Alumni

Jeffrey Perchick ’21M (Flw), March 2002
Helen Fairman Freeland ’25, August 1998
Ruth Tuthill Hoffmeister ’25, September 2003
Alice Peck Hess ’28, December 2003
Harold W. Pixley ’28, January 2004
Esther Quance Whalen ’28N, January 2004
Josephine Carter Bergener ’33N, December 2003
Jane Harper Larmon ’33, December 2003
Ida Altman ’34, October 2003
Ruth Thompson Colman ’34E, June 2003
Marion Waterstraat Brandt ’35N, January 2004
Marian Corcoran ’35, July 2003
Lorn E. Christensen ’36E (Mas), March 2000
Chris P. Katsampes ’36M (MD), November 2003
Charles V. Strain ’36 (Mas), ’38 (PhD), December 2003
W. Stanley Wilson ’36E, September 2003
Gladys Shaw Zinsmeister ’36E, November 2003
Whitfield J. Benjamin ’37, December 2003
Earle B. Blakeslee ’37E, July 1999
Lowell E. Moss ’37, September 2003
Janet Rosenthal Salitan ’38, December 2003
Eleanor Courtney Eksten ’39, February 2003
Harry M. Grace ’40, November 2003
Earl V. Schuster ’40E, November 2003
Ruth McGregor Vick ’40, December 2003
Donald L. Engle ’41E (MA), January 2004
Forrest Haswell ’41M (MD), October 2003
Frances Newman Thiel ’41E, ’42E (Mas), June 2003
Marie Vetter Baumer ’42, December 2003
Jean MacNeill Bruce ’42, December 2003
Mary Hawley McCaulley ’42, August 2003
William F. Donoghue ’43, ’48 (Mas), April 2002
Carlotta Lancellotti ’43E (Mas), December 2001
Carolyn Benner ’44E, July 2003
Manuel Brontman ’44, December 2003
Gina Bonomo Murano ’45E, October 2002
Julie Rosser McGuire ’46E (Mas), April 1994
Marjorie Balme Musselman ’46N, January 2004
Louise Chapin Bass ’47N, July 2003
May Warren Howard ’47N, February 2003
George A. Ullrich ’47 (Mas), November 2003
Martha Turner Adams ’48N, July 2003
Mary Anne Kennedy Angell ’48, December 2003
Sally Seils Boeckel ’48, ’49 (Mas), October 2003
Richard J. Bowllan ’48, April 2003
Ruth Burrage ’48, January 2002
Robert A. Graves ’48M (MD), November 2003
Devere Moore ’48E, ’56E (MM), January 1997
Karolynn Sage Betts ’49E, December 2003
Marie Caldwell Joyce ’49N, December 2003
William S. Simpson ’49, July 2003
Raymond E. Johnson ’50, March 2003
E. Lucile Smith ’50M (PhD), December 2003
Shirley Kingston Stewart ’50, ’51N, October 2003
Lucile Bayless Williams ’50M (PhD), October 2003
Frank A. Crane ’51 (PhD), November 2003
Nyla Cole Kelson ’51M (MD), August 2003
William F. Schmid ’51, March 2003
Robert D. Stone ’51, January 2004
Lois Legge Tustin ’51E, July 2003
Mary Ann Havill Wiley ’51, December 2003
Charles P. Wolfe ’51, July 2003
Bernard Mallon ’52E, October 2003
Fred J. Marzan ’52E, June 2003
Audrey Engemann Breth ’54N, December 2003
Robert J. Drexler ’54, December 2003
Margaret Doe Sovie ’54, August 2002
Christian A. Rosner ’57E (PhD), October 2003
Sue Rapp Amberg ’58N, January 2004
Albert V. Conderacci ’58, July 2003
Morris Green ’58M (PhD), January 2004
Richard J. Schiefen ’58 (MS), November 2003
Earl C. Lammel ’59 (MA), January 2004
G. Stewart Ray ’59M (Res), October 2003
Alan R. Belknap ’60, December 2003
George F. Holahan ’62, January 2004
Arthur L. Wolfe ’63, November 2003
John W. Choate ’65M (Res), December 2003
Karl S. Musgrave ’68M (Flw), January 2004
Elizabeth Rivkin ’68, ’74W (Mas), December 2003
David A. Quinlan ’70S (MBA), November 2003
Robindra Nath Mukherjee ’71 (Mas), ’72 (PhD), July 2003
Howard C. Sam ’71, November 2003
John T. Yates ’71 (PhD), November 2003
David Gesinger ’73, January 2000
Chang-Kyu Kim ’74 (PhD), December 2003
Andrew R. Morrison ’74, August 2002
Thomas I. Crimando ’77 (Mas), ’84 (PhD), December 2003
John P. Dugan ’82 (MS), January 2000
Brenda Denslow-Perretta ’83M (MD), November 2003
Barber B. Conable ’84 (HNR), November 2003
Nancy Melvin Taylor ’86N, November 2003
Anna Harms ’93 (PhD), December 2003
Jacquie Schmit ’03M (MD), February 2003

Correction
Our apologies to Darrell Scott ’59E (MM), ’64E (PhD), who was included in the In Memoriam list in the Winter 2002 issue of Rochester Review. We regret the error.

Faculty

John Jaenike ’48M (MD), a professor of medicine for 20 years, died March 3. He was 78.

After graduating from the School of Medicine and Dentistry, Jaenike served in the Naval Medical Corps during the Korean War. In 1951, he became chief resident in medicine at Rochester.

A professor from 1960 to 1980, Jaenike then spent 10 years as chief of medicine at Highland Hospital.

Trustees

George Pake, life trustee of the University, died March 4. He was 79.

In 1970, after serving as vice chancellor, provost, and professor of physics at Washington University in St. Louis, Pake became the first director of the Palo Alto (Calif.) Research Center of Xerox Corp., where he began exploring the then new field of computer science. Pake persuaded the company to locate the research center near Stanford University, where he taught physics from 1956 to 1962. He later became Xerox’s vice president for research.

He served on the President’s Science Advisory Committee under both Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon, and in 1987, he received the National Medal of Science from President Ronald Reagan.