1947
John R. Silber was honored in Boston when Sherborn Street was renamed John R. Silber Way.

1948
David Dawdy is involved in a study of the effects of global warming on the yield of water from the Tuolumne River. The Tuolumne supplies water for San Francisco and the Peninsula.

1949
The Rev. Mike Keppler and his wife, Daisy, visited the campus in April. They live in Smithville, Texas.

1951
Mary Bone Adamson and her husband came to Alumni Weekend to see their grandson, Bobby Adamson, play football against Rhodes. Bobby is the eighth in a long line of Bone family Trinitonians and is the son of Robert Adamson ‘81. Bill Swinny got a phone call and said “Yes” to a return to the Trinity stage to play the role of eccentric Grandpa Vanderhof in the production of “You Can’t Take It With You.” It was a great opportunity for the students to experience acting with a professional and a genuine treat for the audiences. Ben White is president of Branch 153 Hochheim Prairie Insurance Company and had the privilege of presenting a $1,000 scholarship to a Bandera High School graduate who had been seriously injured in an accident that almost took her life and had taken her memory. In three years she relearned virtually everything.

1954
Sally Laurie Murphy lives in Sutter Creek, Calif. She forwarded an article of interest from “O” magazine that quoted Naomi Shihab Nye ’74.

1955
Mark Webb has resigned his position as San Antonio’s aviation director to become vice president of facilities development and project management to oversee the $900 million expansion and renovation project for the Bexar County University Health System.

1957
Cecil Holloway was profiled in San Antonio Construction News mentioning his three 50-year events which include his marriage in 1958 to Nancy Lieck Holloway in February and later on December 30 their first daughter was born. The other 50-year event is the anni-versary of his company, Vulcan Materials Co.

1961
Jerry Engeman would like to have an ROTC patch from the era 1957-1961, if someone could part with it.

1962
Richard H. Ward has been appointed regional vice president, China, at Paradigm Energy, a leader in the global oil and natural gas exploration and production industry.  Dana Wilbanks explored the perspectives and values Christians may contribute to the current immigration debate at a retreat at Mo Ranch Oct. 29-31. He is professor emeritus of Christian ethics at Iliff School of Theology in Denver. Linda Griffith Wilbanks is a retired social worker. They live in Aurora, Colo.

1964
Charlotte Clark has 14 paintings hanging in the conference room at Church’s Deli and Coffeehouse as part of a six-person art show in Austin. The Rev. Robert Poteet retired from his position at Houston’s Grace Presbyterian Church. He and his wife, Carol, have moved to Dallas to be near children and grandchildren. He has accepted a position at Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church in Dallas.

1965
Richard M. Kleberg III was selected to serve as a Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army. There is an Aide for each state and the U.S. territories who serve a two-year term without compensation. Ken Pryor is retiring again. After serving as an army officer in Europe and Asia, he retired and took on the job of city manager in Hearne and then became city manager of Edna, Texas, in 1995.

1967
Peggy Stolte McCaskill Foerster wrote to congratulate the San Antonio alumni for participating in the reading of Greg Mortenson’s book, Three Cups of Tea. Benita Longoria is in her forty-second year of teaching and became special ed certified this past year. She is very proud to have her first grandchild. Robert F. Ruckman is a partner in the Dallas office of Jackson Walker. He was named a “Texas Super Lawyer” by Texas Monthly magazine.

1968
Janet Rogers Matthews, Ph.D., has recently had her book, Introduction to Clinical Psychology, published by Oxford University Press. The book was co-authored by Barry Anton at the University of Puget Sound. Robert Rosenfels and members of his family were recently featured on a Sports Radio 610 (Houston) program.

1969
Robert N. Shaw has been named president of Norton Cancer Institute. He and his wife, Sarah ’72 have relocated to Louisville, Ky.

1970
Mary Vi Gleason had a “serendipitous” meeting with Betsy Beck Specia and Josue Gonzalez at the Rise Up conference in Corpus Christi. Mary Vi is on the board of the workforce commission, sponsors of the event, and Josue was a presenter. Carol “Dee” Rushing Lay and her husband are in Cha-am, Thailand where Stephen ’69 is the head of the communications department at Webster University, Thailand. They have both retired and are enjoying around the world travel that has included Africa, Australia, Japan, and the Bahamas. Geary Reamey served as visiting professor at the University of Vienna, Austria, during the spring semester teaching comparative criminal procedure. A member of the faculty at St. Mary’s University School of Law, he is also co-director of St. Mary’s Institute on World Legal Problems at the University of Innsbruck, Austria.

1971
Wallace Craig lives in Midland, Texas, where he does non-profit work and is doing photographic work for fun and profit. He is also consulting for the Army concerning oil and gas matters in Iraq. Jim Nelon has two books at publisher Asia 2000 Ltd., on the Philippines and Thailand, respectively. Sandra Ragan, professor emerita, the University of Oklahoma, has a new book titled Commu-nication As Comfort: Multiple Voices In Palliative Care. Sandy lives in Boerne, Texas, and in retirement is singing with the Trinity University Chorus and will be teaching a graduate seminar at Texas State University
in San Marcos.

1972
Chris Bergquist Fulmer spent five weeks in May and June teaching in Xi’an, China. He experienced an earthquake and observed how the Chinese people reacted to the event. Art pieces he created while there are on exhibit at The Gallery@IBC in Irving, Texas. Belle S. Wheelan gave the opening address at the fall convocation of Morris College, Sumter, S.C. Wheelan is president of the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

1973
Ricardo A. Sanchez has retired from his position as regional transportation authority general manager in Corpus Christi, Texas.

1974
Danny M. Deffenbaugh has been promoted to vice president of the Mechanical and Materials Engineering Division at Southwest Research Institute. John Dyer has published a new book, El Vaquero Real, The Original American Cowboy (Bright Sky Press). Donald Sebastian has been named CEO/ president, vice president, and chief legal officer of Sonterra Resources, an independent oil and gas exploration company. Bruce Story is a senior adviser at ipCapital Group, the nation’s leading intellectual property consulting and licensing firm. He has had a 34-year career at the Dow Chemical Company as senior director of intel-lectual capital management where he was responsible for managing 8,000 global patents.

1975
Nita Lou Ellis Bryant recently published two personal essays in the Life & Arts section of The Austin American-Statesman. Marcy Eason has been named to the National Conference of Bar Presidents’ Executive Council for a three-year term. She is an attorney at Miller & Martin PLLC in Chattanooga, Tenn., and past president of the Tennessee Bar Association. Lawrence Waks is a partner in the Austin office of Jackson Walker. He was named a “Texas Super Lawyer” by Texas Monthly magazine.

1976
Chris Bozman recently traveled to New York to receive the Gold Quill award from the International Association of Business Communicators. She was honored for her work in public relations associated with Shell Oil Company’s “National Dialogue on Energy Security” covering 50 U.S. cities.

1977
Paul Goode published an essay, “Tom Joad Lives,”  in Rock and Rap Confidential, No. 224, that explores the development of the character as an icon of the dispossessed from Steinbeck to Springsteen. Lesa Agnew Kastler is chairman of a capital campaign to raise $7.3 million for A Child’s Haven, a therapeutic treatment center for young children in Greenville, S.C. Ray Williams has relocated his law office to 1907 Westminster, Denton, Texas.

1978
George Marshall Worthington has been elected president of the MBA Council of Houston.

1979
Melody Meyer became president of Chevron Energy Technology on June 1. She will manage the company’s technology services and research and development. Matt Reedy has been named director of research and development for SecureLogix Corp. He has co-founded and developed three high-tech companies, is a founding board member of the San Antonio Technology Accelerator Initiative, and serves as chairman of the advisory board to the computer science faculty of Trinity University. Ann Carpenter Zuk and family have moved from Tulsa to Oklahoma City.

1980
John McMurray has been named chief enterprise risk officer at Washington Mutual (WaMu). He is responsible for overseeing the company’s risk management functions, including credit risk, market risk, operational risk, and audit. Peter D. Schleider has been elected to the board of directors of Electroglas, Inc., of San Jose, Calif. Julie Napier Zoller is a program director at ITT Advanced Engineering & Sciences Division in Herndon, Va., where she leads a team of engineers in national and international radio spectrum management activities. She was elected to the 12-member Radio Regulations Board by the member countries of the International Telecommunication Union, the leading United Nations agency for information and communication technologies, and is the 2008 chairman.

1981
Richard W. Brown was one of eleven recip-ients of the 2008 College of American Pathologists Lifetime Achievement Award. He currently serves as an associate editor of Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine. Eric Gilchrist is the supervisor of the oral pathology laboratory service at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry. He is also a USA Track & Field and NCAA Official in the North Carolina Association. He likes to spend his leisure time flying. James Levermann graduated with honors from the University of Houston Bauer College of Business with a master’s in business administration. Quentin F. Urquhart Jr. has been elected to the board of directors of the International Association of Defense Council. He is a member of Irwin Fritchie Urquhart & Moore LLC, a New Orleans law firm. Gus Villalba and Rose Hartig Villalba ‘80 enjoy living in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. For the last ten years, Gus has worked in commercial real estate development.

1982
Bill Alves teaches music at Claremont College in Southern California. His composition “Imbal-Imbalan” has been released. A second edition of his book, Music of the Peoples of the World, will be released by Cengage/ Schirmer soon. Jeanne McGee Culver has three daughters; the oldest is a junior at Trinity. Jeanne owns Culver Public Relations  in Dallas and has worked with Jamie Couch Karutz, a photographer in San Antonio. Elisa Massimino was profiled in the June issue of Rights Wire for Human Rights First. In the May issue of the influential Washington newspaper, The Hill, she was named one of the top 20 public advocates in the country. She has been appointed the new executive director and chief executive officer of Human Rights First. Susan Calkins Montagna is the executive director at Inspire Fine Arts in San Antonio. Classes are offered for children and adults in drawing, painting, ceramics, artistic welding, and stone carving. Jim Plummer is a partner with Fulbright & Jaworski. He and Beth Dunn Plummer ‘81 reside in San Antonio. Scott Tinker, director of the Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin, and Texas State Geologist, has assumed the presidency of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists.

1983
Russell Guerrero tried to impress Yvette Sanchez ‘82 with his harmonica music, but she married him anyway. Congratulations on your 25th anniversary. Kristina Rios de Lumbrera is active in historic preservation in Houston while being involved with her husband at Fandango Catering and managing Fandango Properties, a real estate investment firm. Matt Magee titles his exhibit at Eight Modern in Santa Fe “Thought Forms.” He works for the Robert Rauchenberg Foundation and has won grants from The Pollock-Krasner Foundation and the New York State Foundation for the Arts. Ansen Seale was a guest lecturer October 30 for the Trinity art department’s digital photo students and guests. Photographer and digital artist, Seale has produced and shown in a number of galleries locally and abroad. Jeff Smith is president and CEO of Ublip, Inc. and has been appointed to the board of directors of Numerex, Inc. Jeffrey Wilt is with Alpha Testing, a geotechnical engineering firm, serving as the materials testing lab for the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium. His wife, Beth O’Leary Wilt ‘86, and teenage children are sports car enthusiasts and will be at the Sports Car Club of America National Runoffs in Topeka, Kan. in October.

1984
Merlaine Angwall is the director of the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh theater. She likes doing it all, be it musical, comedy, or drama. In addition to directing, she has written musical scores for several productions. Sam Ayers has been selected to represent the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals as the 2008-09 Region 17 Outstanding Middle School Principal of the Year. He was recently named the assistant superintendent for elementary education in the Lubbock Independent School District. Kirsten Meyer and Randy Hardee live in Arlington, Texas, and have a daughter who is a junior at Trinity. Kirsten is the office manager of her father’s dental practice. Melanie Stafford is director of editorial production at Paradigm Publishers in Boulder, Colo., and highly recommends Coleen Grissom’s A Novel Approach to Life.

1985
Lou Lazatin is president and CEO of Saint John’s Health Center and its affiliates, the John Wayne Cancer Institute, and the Saint John’s Health Center Foundation, in Santa Monica, Calif. James Pepper has made the National Voter Registration form accessible to the blind. The American Foundation for the Blind tested the form and it works with JAWS and Windows Eyes, which are the screen readers used by the blind. “I am trying to emancipate the blind. If you want to help, call your state’s Secretary of State Office.” Royce Renfrew is one of four new flight directors selected to lead NASA’s Mission Control. He was hired by NASA in the ROBO discipline in 2003 and moved to the station Onboard Data Interfaces and Network Discipline in 2005.

1986
Valderie Bridgeman Davis is associate professor of Hebrew Bible homiletics and worship at Memphis Theological Seminary. Her sermon, “It is Finished,” was published in Those Preaching Women: A Multicultural Collection (Judson Press 2008). Bridgeman Davis was co-editor of the book, which features the sermons of 33 ethnically and denominationally diverse women. Don Griffin is in Shanghai where he is the CEO of an American- owned hospital. His second book, Outside the Hospital, is at the publishers and is dedicated to Mary Stefl, chair and professor of health care administration at Trinity University. Beth Pattillo’s new novel, The Sweetgum Knit Lit Society (WaterBrook Press/ Random House) was released in May. She is writing another due out next year, Jane Austen Ruined My Life. Adrienne Urrutia Wisenberg is a nationally recognized white collar criminal defense attorney. She has joined the firm of Barnes & Thornburg LLP in the Washington, D.C. office.

1987
Trish DeBerry was featured in a profile article in the San Antonio Express-News. A former television anchorwoman, she is now a “most respected, sought-after public relations strategist.” Teresa Martin graduated from SMU’s Dedman School of Law. She will run in her eighth marathon when she enters the Three Countries marathon in Bregenz, Austria, in October. Earl T. Williams has been appointed chief financial officer of Independent Film Development Corporation in Beverly Hills. The company concentrates on investing in and lending management guidance to entertainment-related companies. William Miller has retired from the U.S. Army after 20 years and is working as a research scientist at the Texas A&M University’s Texas Center for Applied Technology in San Antonio.

1988
Roger Devine lives in Portland, Ore. and has become a public schools advocate. The software company he started with three partners to provide Web-based help for non-profit fund-raising auctions is going nationwide. Bill Schoolfield traveled to Paris and the south of France in May. John Macgregor Wise and his wife, Elise Dimon Wise ‘87, live in Phoenix. Greg has recently published Cultural Globalization: A User’s Guide. He is an associate professor in Arizona State University’s College of Human Services and has been chosen to serve as editor for the National Communication Association journal Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies. Jim Young retired from the United States Army after 20 years of service and will remain in Richmond, Va. where he has accepted a civil service position at Fort Lee.

1989
Michael Bacon was honored at the Asso-ciation of Fundraising Professionals luncheon as Outstanding Fundraising Professional. Camille Pecoul Carter is in her sixteenth year at John Wiley & Sons, Inc., and with the acquisition of Blackwell was promoted to global director of content management for the physical sciences. She lives in South Orange, N.J. Jill R. Chancy has edited her second book, The Floating World: Ukiyo-e Prints from the Wallace B. Rogers Collection (Laurel, MS: Lauren Rogers Museum of Art, 2008). David Doggett has started a law firm in San Antonio. Kelly Jo Eldredge is the co-author of We Met at Starbucks. Steven Lora has opened two contemporary furniture stores in San Antonio. MOTIF Modern Living is located at the Legacy. Karen Knight Solana and family have moved back to Austin. She is working as a programmer for Electronic Medical Records. Their son is a junior at Trinity.

1990
Heather Brunner has been appointed senior vice president of Worldwide Client Services at Bazaarvoice in Austin. Dave Claunch was elected mayor of West Lake Hills, Texas. Shannon E. French has resigned her position as associate chair of the department of leadership, ethics, and law at the United States Naval Academy to serve as a tenured faculty member in the philosophy department in the College of Arts and Sciences, Case Western Reserve University. In addition she has been named director of the Inamori International Center for Ethics and Excellence and Inamori Professor of Ethics. David Hanson has been named system-wide services manager for the Johnson County (Okla.) Library. He will manage youth services, outreach services, web content, and adult programming operations for the 13-branch library system. Monica Wiseman Latin related news of Patrick Cline who has opened a massage spa in Frisco, Texas. Chris O’Leary and Laura Sliment O’Leary are shuttling four kids to soccer games. Chris builds web sites for small to mid-sized businesses. Chris is in the process of publishing his first book Elev-ator Pitch Essentials. Gordon Robertson III has joined the Low Country, S.C. chapter of the American Red Cross. He is regional development officer and leads fund-raising efforts for a seven-county region. Kim Smith Unberhagen and her husband have departed New Hampshire and the cold winters to return to Texas. In Austin, Kim is in her ninth year at BAE Systems. Susie Ebel Wood and family have moved again, this time to Vegas where they are enjoying the new house, great shows, and movie stars! She has started a blog about “life when you constantly relocate.”

1991
Corrigan McBride-Aguilar is associate professor of surgery at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Nancy Brasel is an assistant United States attorney, District of Minnesota, United States Department of Justice. Jennifer Cabe is living in Tucson, where she is the executive director of the Canyon Ranch Institute, a 501c3 non-profit organization focused on improving disease prevention and eliminating health disparities. Kristin Barnett Hickman has been awarded tenure by the University of Minnesota Law School and has added a second son to her family. Bill Holmes has been promoted to vice president of business development at Netflix. Christine Olson has temporarily relocated to Seattle. Darcy Esch Phillips has moved back to Arizona and returned to writing in an effort to finish the book she has worked on for several years while being mom to their seven-year-old with high functioning autism. She maintains a daily blog about the issues and constant entertain-ment of raising her child at www.asdmommy.wordpress.com. Sheryl Smith-Rodgers is known as “the spider lady of Blanco” and was featured in the Blanco County News in July. As a full-time writer, photographer, and freelancer she has been published in a number of magazines and has been active in the Blanco, Texas, summer reading program. Dave Tamburello had three “best men” at his wedding in the California wine country in April: Brett Lensing ’93, Thom McElroy ’91, and Tony Mosley ’91. Dave is a senior technical consultant for Infor, Inc., and is finishing work toward his law degree and playing saxophone professionally by night. Jessica Thorne and three colleagues have established Taber Estes Thorne & Carr PLLC, a women-owned law firm in Dallas focusing on business litigation, labor and employment, and corporate matters. Marie Truesdell has had a great year. She was promoted to associate professor and received tenure and is now dean of the School of Business at Marian College in Indianapolis.

1992
Andy Ellenthal is an online sales management professional. He has been named CEO of quadrantONE, which offers exclusive ad inventory on premium news and information sites. Chris Gaffney has a master’s in geo-graphy from University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a Ph.D. in geography from the University of Texas, which have allowed him to have exceptional experiences while living in Taiwan, Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina. His book Temples of the Earthbound Gods: Stadiums in the Cultural Landscapes of Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, is available through the University of Texas Press. Michelle Stevens Kraut and her husband have moved to Richmond, Va., where she is practicing radiology at an outpatient MRI facility.

1993
Amanda Malmberg Hines and family are moving to Chicago. Rodney Kirkpatrick and family have relocated from Dallas/Fort Worth to Durban, South Africa. They run a Christian ministry that focuses on training African and Asian church leaders. Grant Miller writes from Morogoro, Tanzania, where he has been working with the Mission Society of the Asbury United Methodist Church for the past eight years. He will be returning to Tulsa, Okla. soon. Kim Harvey Newberry and family have moved to Holzgerlingen, Germany, where they expect to be for 3 to 5 years. She is continuing her hula hoop business and will start teaching English at a local military base. One can communicate with her at www.newberrysabroad.blogspot.com. Zoe Lainson Thompson and her family were in Guangzhou, China, during the earth-quake so were safe. They returned home with a new member of the family. She recalled enough of her Trinity Mandarin to bargain in the temple markets. Rebecca Barnes Weitzenhoffer and her two daughters live in Northwest Houston. She teaches high school German.

1994
Jeffrey Andrews has joined the global law firm of Thompson & Knight LLP as a partner in the firm’s Houston office. Bill Ballard and his four children participated in the Children’s Fishing Derby in Dallas. LaTanya Flix has been appointed executive director at the Women’s Resource Center of Greater Houston, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping women and children achieve economic self sufficiency. Jeni Ganz has accepted a position as an associate professor of special education at Texas A&M University. She will teach and continue researching educational interventions for children with autism. Jennifer Popiel and her husband, Dave Borgmeyer ‘95, live in St. Louis and are anticipating the publication of books. Dave has finished Daily Life Through World History in Primary Documents to be published with Greenwood Press in December. Jennifer’s Rousseau’s Daughters: Domesticity, Education, and Autonomy in Modern France is being published by the University of New Hampshire. Vickie Schafer and her husband, Jaime Slaughter ’90, live in Austin with their two children. Vickie is a licensed psychologist in private practice and Jaime is an assistant district attorney with Travis County. They escape the heat by learning to sail. Wesley Vestal has begun a new project at Baker Hughes, Inc. He is manager of change management and communication for a global HR transformation. He and his wife, Jenny Craver Vestal, and three daughters live in Houston. Aimee Wilson is the new chief operating officer of Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council, Harris County, Texas. Prior to this new position, she was a senior manager at IBM Global Technology Services.

1995
Tom Doody and his wife have moved from Phoenix to Rockville, Md., and are excited to be so near Washington, D.C., where they hope to connect with Trinity alumni. Casey Hibbard and her husband, Scott Walnum, have moved to Boulder, Colo. and would like to connect with alumni in the area. Mark Moody has moved to Colorado Academy in Denver to be director of counseling. He co-directs a small collegial professional conference in Rhode Island in the summer and works with the annual conference for the Association of College Counselors in Independent Schools and serves on the executive board. Jessica Ross Poole and Phillip ’04 are living in Fort Worth. They brought six-year-old Blake to visit Trinity over winter break. L. Lee Thweatt and Joe Terry are in the process of co-founding the Trinity Bar Association. Membership is free and open to all Trinity graduates who attended law school. Informa-tion is available through the Alumni Relations office https://alumni.trinity.edu or lthweatt@terrythweatt.com.

1996
Richard Todd Adams is the man currently behind the phantom’s mask as the Broadway production of Phantom of the Opera tours the country. Maria Batres is a high school teacher in Atlanta and is also the head cheer coach. She is entering the Georgia State University School of Law to work toward a J.D. Matt Cooper lives in Oklahoma City, where he works in the healthcare design and construction arena. Kristi Couvillon has joined the firm of Sumpter & Gonzalez. She was a Soros Justice Fellow with the Texas Defender Service.  Before joining the firm, she also worked at the Travis County Attorney’s Office prosecuting misdemeanors. Deborah Holland completed five years in research compliance at a large Texas hospital and has taken the position of in-house regulatory counsel for an independent human research review board in Seattle.

1997
Anthony Barrese has been appointed music director and principal conductor of Opera Southwest in Albuquerque. Mark W. Larson was the recipient of the 2008 Young San Antonian Outstanding Distinguished Service Award by the Rotary Club of San Antonio. Larson is the founding school director of KIPP Aspire Academy. Lindsay Anhold Lew was promoted to director of strategic sales and communication for the University of Colorado athletic department. Sejal Patel practices criminal defense law in Boston. One of his cases was recently featured on the front page of the Boston Globe (http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2008/05/02/exonerated). Cindy Karm Roberts graduated from the SMU Dedman School of Law and would like to be contacted by a firm who could use an associate with “excellent research and writing skills.” Sheryl White Stone is the director of production and information technology at Gulf Publishing Company in Houston.

1998
Alexis DeLee has been promoted to communications director by Texas Speaker Tom Craddick. She will continue to act as the primary spokesperson for the Speaker while overseeing the press office. Trevor Fahr works for The Ayco Company, a division of Goldman Sachs. He lives in Dallas. Tracy Ohlendorf Harp is an electrical engineer at Freescale Semiconductor in Austin. Drew Murray is enrolled in the Ph.D. program in urban studies at the University of New Orleans. Louise Pastorino and professor emeritus Karen Waldron gave presentations for early childhood educators and childcare professionals involved in the prevention of child abuse at the annual Well Child Conference. Pastorino is head of lower and middle schools at the Winston School, San Antonio. Danny Zendejas and his wife live in The Heights of Houston. Danny is participating in the American Diabetes Association walk this year and will be hosting a fundraiser with silent auction and invites all to consider supporting this endeavor.

1999
Sardar Biglari was the subject of an article in Indystar describing his yearlong campaign to control the board of the Steak n Shake restaurant chain. Will Consuegra has graduated from the University Of New Mexico School of Law and is working in the land development office with Forest City Mesa del Sol. He lives in Albuquerque. Kathryn Norbeck-Dayley and her husband own a mixed martial arts school in Clarksville, Tenn. Katie Medlen Goodwin is enjoying life in Denver, where she works as an attorney for the University of Colorado and is a volunteer for Child Advocates. Emily Russell Minica lives in Cibolo just outside San Antonio and is a controller for a homebuilder. Adrianne Poyet-Smith has been named senior living counselor at The Buckingham in Houston. She speaks four languages and serves the American Marketing Association as co-chair for the Multicultural Marketing Special Interest Group.

2000
Darby Beck, Lela Prashad, and J. D. Godchaux achieved a score of 327,539 on Exotic Photo Hunt in the Zoo Tavern, Seattle. Jenisteen Davier moved from New York City to Louisville, Ky. for an external wholesaler position with AIG Asset Management. Her territory covers Kentucky and Indiana. Deborah
Bundrick Foster received a Ph.D. in economics at Michigan State in the spring. She and Adam have moved to Santa Monica, Calif., where she works for Welch Consulting and he continues his work with Sabre. Pete Gallagher and his brother sold their business and Pete is moving to St. Louis to spend more time with friends and family and plans to take time to travel. Michael Peper received an M.S. in library science from the University of North Carolina and is now the librarian for mathematics and physics at Duke University in Durham. Evans Roberts has been accepted to medical school at the University of Minnesota at Duluth. Gabrielle Sitomer is practicing law at Vinson and Elkins in the environmental group. Husband Jason Koy ’01 is trading natural gas for JP Morgan. They live in Houston.

2001
Antoinette Curl spent the summer in Cambodia on a graduate fellowship and was fortunate to have Tara Zoellner ’01 visit with her. They climbed the temples at Angkor Wat, cruised on a Tara boat and enjoyed Hong Kong. Caroline Finlay is the assistant director of Pan American art projects at the Crow Collection in Dallas. Kristin Asplin Haas is in the throes of moving to a new home in New Braunfels, Texas. Brian Lowenberg has joined the office of Morgan, Lewis and Bockius, LLP, an international law firm. He also serves on the Texas Pattern Jury Charge Committee for the State Bar of Texas. Matt Mulligan has moved from Houston to New York. Shelley Myers graduated from South Texas College of Law with a J.D.

2002
Katie Ramsey Arndt was thrilled to have Trinity friends at her wedding in May. Joel ’02 and Karin Halbert Paque ’01, Jeff  Watkins ’02 and his wife, and Rory Werner Siefer ’02 joined in the celebration. Byron French works for MAXIMUS in Austin. The company runs the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) for the state of Texas. Violeta Garza has been working at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and now has a master of library science to bring back to San Antonio where she will be at the San Antonio Public Library “ensuring that the programs and graphic novel section remain absolutely awesome.” Tim Gilheart has spent the last four years at Dartmouth College where he has successfully defended his Ph.D. in physics. He is now a Wiess instructor in physics and teaching at Rice University. Katie Hammel received a D.MD. from the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health. She is a dentist working at the Mariposa C