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Alumni News:  the following information was provided in the spring of 2002 and thus is a year old. If you find an "old" classmate you would like to make contact with, let me (Dr. Williams, jwilliams@malone.edu) know and I will pass on your address and/or e-mail to them and they can decide if they want to contact you. Please keep us (the Malone Math Department) up-dated on events in your life and I will try (notice, no promises) to keep this information up-to-date.

(’65)   Gene Guiley; Louisville, Ohio; has enjoyed a career teaching high school mathematics.

(’65)   JoAnn (Moses) Schiffbauer; Hartville, Ohio; after teaching mathematics, Jo is now the director of Technology; she also serves on the Teacher Advisory Committee for Malone’s School of Education.

(’67)   Suzanne (Ginther) Brown; Merritt Island, Florida; has been teaching mathematics at Brevard Community College in Cocoa, Florida, for the last 20 years.

(’68)   Joanne (Rea) Duvall; Georgetown, South Carolina;  Joanne has been a secondary math teacher and a mother of two boys. She is currently an instructor at Coastal Carolina University and her husband, Lance, is a medical doctor.

(’69)   Richard Lieghley; Wadsworth, Ohio; is currently a minister and investor; Richard reports that he has “fun with family and grandson” and “enjoys serving the Lord.”

  (’69)   Harold (Bud) Winn; New Philadelphia, Ohio; the district technology coordinator for the New Philadelphia Schools; he also teachs computer graduate workshops for Ashland University.

(’70)   Harold Krisher, Jr.; Malvern, Ohio; after teaching high school and college, Harold is now the director of Information Services.

(’70)   Larry Mundy, MD; Houston, Texas;  a radiation oncologist.

(’70)   Phyllis (Meshel) Onest; Akron, Ohio; having done graduate work in geology, statistics, and theology, Phyllis taught junior high math and is currently a religious education director.

(’70)   Linda (Schlegel) Wolf; Lancaster, Ohio; after a carrer teaching high school mathematics, Linda writes, “Reitrement is wonderful.” She enjoys visiting family and friends and volunteering.

(’71)   Kenneth Baker; Millersburg, Ohio; after serving as a math educator for 30 years, Kenneth is now retired.

(’71)   Carol Cobbs; Alliance, Ohio; has worked in the field of library science and is currently the library director.

(’71) Clark Hoopes; Canton, Ohio; after 16 years as a systems analyst at Ohio Edison, Clark is now facing the challenge of serving as the IT Director of Malone College.

(’71)   Karon (King) Lincoln; Shreve, Ohio;  is a systems analyst/programmer.

(’71) Nannette (Turner) Yoder; Sugarcreek, Ohio; currently a homemaker and township clerk.

(’72)   Joyce (Ludden) Cooper; Frederick, Maryland; works as a museum assistant with the county historical society; she also directs the church choir and is the church organist.

(’72)   Randy Hahn, Sr; Canton, Ohio; currently teaching mathematics, Randy is looking forward to retirement. He is celebrating 28 years of marriage, his first grandchild last October, and the recent marriage of his daughter.

(’72)   Vicalyn (Ott) Tyson; Pickerington, Ohio; has completed 30 years in education and she reports that she has enjoyed it very much.

(’74)   Rebecca (Masten) Beitzel; New Philadelphia, Ohio; has taught mathematics at New Philadelphia High School for 28 years, is currently the department head.

(’74)   Craig Stair; Garland, Texas; a systems engineer with Raytheon, Craig designs large computer systems for large scale processing, focusing on software.

(’74)   Dale Winning; Pittsburg, Pennsylvania; besides working as a production worker, Dale is president of his church council and treasurer of the Western PA Association of Congregational Christian Churches.

(’75)   Alma Ruth Waskey; Bedford, Virginia; Currently teaching at a small Christian School, Alma resides in Bedford, VA. Prior to teaching, Alma home schooled  her three children until they started high school.

(’76) Nancy (Markeson) Remus; Stow, Ohio; Nancy is the owner of a Tax Preparation Business.

(’76)   Greg Johnson; Sidney, Ohio; after teaching math for ten years, Greg moved into administration; he is currently the Principal of Sidney High School. His wife, Cindy, teacher kindergarten and he has two daughters, Erin (a sophomore at Washington & Lee University) and Molly (a 7^th grade student).

(’77)   Konstantina (Sklavounos) Apostoloc; North Canton, Ohio; is a postal manager; She says: “ no matter what your major is – just finish and get your diploma. You never know when you’ll need it. Study to learn, not to just get the grade.”

(’77)   Paul L. VanValkenburg; Battle Creek, Michigan; 

(’77)   John Ullom; Ormond Beach, Florida; since leaving Malone, John has taught at high schools in Lisbon, OH; Palatka, FL; and is currently teaching at Seabreeze High School in Daytona Beach, FL. John married Wanda in 1988 and has two married step-daughter. He plans on completing a master’s degree in Outside and Distance Learning in 2004.

(’79)   Nadine (Fritz) Kiefer; Columbus, Georgia; currently the manager of IT Security. Has two daughters and would enjoy hearing from classmates.

(’81)   James Sanchez; Terre Haute, Indiana; Having taught remedial math and tutored, James is currently a Spanish Teacher.

(’83)   John Essinger; Birmingham, Alabama; John is an optometrist.

(’85) Martin Meyer; Canton, Ohio; currently a teacher at Lake Center Christian High School in Hartville, Ohio. Martin had two children at the time of his response and was expecting another last spring.

(’86)   David Lanzer; Greensboro, NC; after teaching math, David is now a business owner.

(’87)   Joyce (Williams) Stoffer; Canfield, Ohio; a high school math teacher and has done graduate work in Sports Science.

(’88)   Debbie (Anderson) Loescher; Canton, Ohio; taught high school mathematics and coached girls’ basketball at Jackson High School  for 13 years; Debbie married 5.5 years ago, is currently teaching at Stark State College, and enjoys traveling.

(’89) Barbara (Prater) Rowan; Murfreesboro, North Carolina; director of career development; Barb and her husband Jim have a 4-year old girl, Amanda, and were planning on a move to Bridgewater, Virginia, this past summer.

(’90) Carol (Snowden) Bowman; Greensboro, North Carolina; words as a training and development manager.

(’91)   Deana (Hagerstrom) Fresenko; Alliance, Ohio; is a college track and cross country coach and instructor.

(’92)   Barbara Dunbar; Yokohama Shi, Japan; planting churches in Japan; Barbara would appreciate prayers for the salvation of the Japanese people.

(’92)   Scott Kaufmann; Newport, North Carolina; currently the assistant principal at West Arteret High School in Morehead City, NC.