Class Notes Archive – 1970s

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James Van Dyke '71 regional analysis, is a specialist for the Appleton Department of Development.

Susan (Brandenberg) Lebergen '72 modernization processes, retired from Aurora Health Care in Milwaukee in 2005 after more than 17 years, and splits time between Chandler, Ariz., and Pewaukee.

Daniel Rathbun '73 urban analysis, earned a certificate of merit from the Ministry of Science and Technology, Vietnam, for "great contributions to the development of standardization, metrology, and quality work." He is project director for the Support for Trade Acceleration Project, Hanoi.

William Patzke '73 regional analysis, is director of planning and economic development in De Pere.

Lynne Cunningham '74 urban analysis, is executive director of The Enterprising Kitchen, Chicago. The nonprofit enterprise makes natural soaps and spa products, and provides workforce development and support services to women working toward economic independence.

Terry Machut '74 managerial systems, is a financial adviser for Morgan Stanley in Milwaukee.

Colin Michaud '74 urban and regional analysis, is the owner of Columbia Design in Vancouver, Wash.

Wayne Micksch '74 managerial systems, is a board member for St. Mary's Hospital Medical Center and St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay.

Larry Wahlstrom '74 population dynamics, formerly of Jewel-Osco, is now president of Shaw's Grocery Stores based in Boston. He remains part of the Super Valu family of stores.

William Chaudoir '75 science and environmental change and regional analysis, is executive director for the Door County Business Development Center. His wife, Cheryl (Froelich) Chaudoir '92, works at The Lake Companies, as a systems analyst.

Anne Lubbers '76 science and environmental change, was promoted to professor of biology at Centre College in Danville, Ky. She serves as chair of the college's environmental studies program.

Debbie Scray '76 humanism and cultural change, is a real estate agent who sells commercial real estate for Seidl and Associates and residential properties for Shorewest Realtors in Green Bay. She is a volunteer for the YWCA of Green Bay-De Pere, the Green Bay Boy and Girl Choirs, and the Friends of the Green Bay Symphony.

Karen (Mancl) Antosch '77 science and environmental change, had her work in China, "The Beijing Experience," featured on Ohio State University's homepage. She is a professor of food, agricultural and biological engineering; director of the graduate program in environmental science; and co-director of the soil environment technology learning lab. To see a video, visit www.osu.edu/features/2008/china/.

Larry Antosch '77 science and environmental change, is the director of environmental policy for the Ohio Farm Bureau.

Bruce Mommaerts '77 regional analysis, is executive director for the Oconto County Economic Development Corporation.

Nicki (Blatchford) Schuh '77 managerial systems, is the CEO and owner of Heartfelt Charity Cards, Mundelein, Ill.

Richard Fischer '78 business administration, is a senior accountant at Factory Card and Party Outlet in Naperville, Ill.

Melodye Lehnerer '78 social change and development, is a full-time instructor for the College of Southern Nevada.

Paul Linzmeyer '78 humanism and cultural change, works for Ecolution Inc. and recently organized the first Eco-Summit Conference at St. Norbert College. The event drew more than 125 people and offered a forum for Northeast Wisconsin companies to explore how they can deploy sustainability principles in their business.

Ann Wuerger '78 communication and the arts, is an administrative assistant for Schreiber Foods in Green Bay.

Joshua Cline '79 regional analysis, is executive director of New Hampshire Rivers Council, an organization committed to the conservation and ecologically sound management of the state's rivers, watersheds and related natural resources.

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