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50s -1952: Robert R. Price Jr. has formed the law offices of Price & Price, L.L.C with Robert R. Price III and Judith Warfield Price, both from the class of 1979. The law office is located at 103 Lawyers Row in Centreville, Maryland.

1953: Rosemary "Dusty" Betts was named Delaware's Mother of the Year for 1994. William B. Dulany received the National Gold Heart Award from the American Heart Association. He has been an active volunteer leader for over 35 years and is a former nation­al chairman of the board. Paul A. Pump ian was elected vice president of the D.C Federation of Chapters (seven chapters, 1,700 members) of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees at its recent biennial convention. He continues to chair the fed­eration's National Legislative Committee, a position he has held since 1992, and is treasur­er of the Southwest D.C Chapter of N.A.R.F.E.

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60s -1964: Richard R. Goldberg

Richard R.

Goldberg

was named part­ner of the law firm of Ballard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll. He has served at The Rouse Company for 23 years, where he

was vice president and associate general counsel and handled sophisticated financing and real estate projects. At Ballard, he will continue his real estate practice in the firm 's Philadelphia office, while work­ing closely with Ballard's Baltimore attorneys.

1967: F. Edward Johnson was named partner of the law firm of Cummings & Lockwood. Johnson is a member of the Individual Clients Department in Cummings & Lockwood's Naples, Florida office. He joined the firm in 1985 and specializes in estate and tax planning, and estate and trust administration. Johnson is board certified by the Florida Bar in Wills, Trusts and Estates. He is a member of the An1erican, Florida and Collier Counry Bar Associations and of the Estate Planning Council of Naples.

UMAB Presidential Inauguration Week Events

October 31 "The Pa rtnership Challenge " U rban Science and Math Education 9-10:30 a.m., VA Medical Center

November 1 Lunch Under the Pipes Organ Recital, Poe 5 Poetry, Catacomb Tours 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Westminster Hall

70s -1970: Allan H. Ted of Fort Lauderdale received the Florida legal profession's highest public service honor, the Tobias Simon Pro Bono Service Award, from the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Florida. T erl has dedicated his career to fighting for lesbian/gay rights and encouraging HIV/AIDS awareness.

1971: John C Nason has been elected to the position of vice president and counsel of the Central Salisbury Revitalization Association, an active urban improvement organization directing its efforts towards downtown Salisbury, Maryland.

1972: Marilyn R. Lowney was appointed to the Board of Directors of Friends Rehabilitation Program, Inc., a nonprofit housing corporation that provides housing for low­income individuals. Champe C McCulloch was named president of the Maryland Business Council. McCulloch is a Bell Atlantic executive with more than 18 years' experience as a government affairs, public relations and management pro­fessional. Samuel H. Wright was nominated to join the Council of Chief Legal Officers of the Conference Board. This council is limited to 75 general counsels from companies across the U.S.

1973: David L. Anderson has joined the D.C law firm of O'Connor & Hannan as a partner specializing in environ­mental law. H . Michael Hickson has been chosen presi­dent of the Rotary Club of Salisbury, Maryland. He will take office July 1, 1995, as the club's 77th president. He is currently a partner in the Salisbury law firm of Banks, Nason, Hickson and Sullivan. Jerald B. Lurie has been appointed to the Executive Council of the Bar Association of Baltimore Ciry, where he will serve as member-at-large. He is a partner focusing his practice in business law at the Baltimore law firm of Adelberg, Rudow, Dorf, Hendler & Sameth.

1975: Duncan W. Keir joined the U.S. bankruptcy bench in Baltimore, expanding it to four judges. Since 1991, he was senior vice president and senior counsel at Maryland National Bank and its sister company, American Securiry Bank.

1976: George Y. Sugiyama was named partner in the Washington, D.C office of Dorsey & Whitney. Sugiyama, a noted environmental lawyer and air pollution law specialist, will continue his practice in permitting, compliance enforcement and other areas of environmental law.

November 2 Moot Court, "Is Mandator), HIV Testing of Pregnant Women Legal?" 5:30 p.m., Davidge H alf

November 3 Inaugural Lecture, "The Evolution of Consciousness" Dr. Derek Denton, 12 noon, Davidge Half

November 4 Inauguration Ceremony 1:30 p .m., Westminster Hall

Calf 4 10-706-8035, for complete inforrnation.

1977: Marna Lynn McLendon announced her candidacy for H oward Counry state's arror­ney. McLendon will be run­ning as a Republican.

1978: Harriet E. Cooperman is joining the law firm of

Ellen

Scalettar

Weinberg and G reen and will chair its Labor and Employment Law Group. She was also named to the 1993-94 Best Lawyer

List in the area of Labor and Employment Law in The Best

Lawyers in America, Woodward/White Inc. Ellen Scalettar, D-Conn. announced that she will seek a second term as state representative from the 11 4th H ouse District, which encompasses Woodbridge and pares of Orange and Derby.

1979: Alison C. Asti was named president of the Bar Association of Baltimore Ciry. Matt Paavola has just complet­ed five years of partnership with his brother, Samuel Paavola. T he law firm of Paavola & Paavola has offices in Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties, specializing in civil litigation. Robert R. Price III and Judith Warfield Price have formed the law offices of Price & Price, L.L.c. with Robert R. Price Jr. from the class of 1952. T he law office is located at 103 Lawyers Row in Centreville,

Maryland. Ms. Price was for­merly an assistant arrorn ey gen­eral and depury counsel for the Maryland Department of H ousing and Communiry Development. Messrs. Price have practiced together since

1979.

80s -1980: Douglas J. Antonio and wife are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Zachary Douglas. M. E. (Peggy) Garber was promoted to general coun­sel and extern al affairs vice president for Nevada Bell , a subsidiary of Pacific Telesis G roup. Edward Hargadon is the principal counsel for the Maryland Porr Administration. Michael S. Levin was elected to the Board of Directors of Homecrest House, a nonprofit housing program for senior cit­izens in Wheaton, Maryland.

1981: Jack L. B. Gohn, formerly a partner in the

Jack L. B.

Baltimore office of Whiteford, Taylor & Preston, is pleased to announce the opening of his own law office

Gohn in Towson ,

Maryland. Gohn will continue his general civil and administra­tive practice. Leonard Fishman of Hopewell, New Jersey, has been nominated as state health

commissioner by Governo r Christie Whitman. He wo uld be the first non physician to hold the post. H e represented the hospital and nursing home industry before joining the gov­ernment.

Dane E.

Taylor

1982: Dane E. Taylor has been elected secretary of T he Kelly­Springfield Tire Company. Taylor joined the tire compa­ny in 199 1.

1983: Virginia Wood Barnhart was appointed deputy arrorn ey at Baltimore Coun ry's Office of Law by Coun ry Executive Roger Hayden. Margaret Dearden Robinson has been appointed real es tate counsel for Borders, Inc. in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Robinson is the on ly in-house counsel with Borders, and primarily oversees all real es tate legal work necessary for opening approxi mately 25 new Borders stores a year as well as operati ng the existing stores .

1984: Neil M. Levy is proud to an nounce the one-year anniver­sary of his solo pract ice. Levy's practice, which is located in Owings Mills, includes busi­ness, rea l estate and commercial marrers.

1985: Joan Grayson Cohen has been named coord inator of the C hild Abuse and Neglect Prevention Project. The project grew out of the Jewish Communiry Task Force on C hild Abuse, a collective effort by over 30 sectarian and non-

. . . sectarI an constituenCies to respond to the problem of chi ld maltreatment. David D. Gilliss became a partner in the Baltimore law firm of Niles, Barton & Wilmer. His practice includes general civil litigation, concentrating in the areas of surery, fideliry, construction and commercial law. Jeff Gregory was promoted to vice president and general manager of King Pharmaceuticals, a generic pharmaceutical manu­facturer in Bristol, Tennessee. He currently res ides in Wytheville, Virginia with his wife, Terri. Mark Horak was ordained as a priest in June and began a new low-cost legal ser­vices program for area immi­grants and refugees. Michael LeMire was named president of the Dorchester Chamber of Commerce. Ruth J. Vernet left the Navy as a lieutenant com­mander and is now chief assis­tant public defender for Washtenaw Counry in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where she resides wi th her husband, Frank, and two sons, ages 4 and 8.

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1986: Katherine A. Birrane was elected as chair of the Young Lawyers' Section. She is associated with the firm of Kramon & Graham, P.A. and her practice focuses on insur­ance-related litigation and transactions. Eamonn J. Gordon is pleased to announce the opening of his law offices at 42 N. Main Street in Bel Air, Maryland.

1987: Deborah Mack opened her own law office in Ellicott City. She is doing general prac­tice, including bankruptcy, wills and criminal and domestic law.

1988: Francine L. Applewhite has joined the Trademark Practice Group of Reebok International, Ltd. in Stoughton, Massachusetts. Darrell N. Braman J r. has joined T. Rowe Price Associates as an associate counsel in their legal department. Before join­ing T. Rowe Price, Braman was

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with the Securities & Exchange Commission as special counsel. Awilda R. Marquez is currently serving as White House liaison to the State Department, a political appointment made by the Clinton Administration. She will soon move to another political appointment: Chief Counsel of the Economic Developmen t Administration, Department of Commerce. Philip S. Roberts, formerly associated with the law firm of Eccleston and Wolf, is pleased to announce the opening of the Law Office of Philip S. Roberts located in Towson, Maryland. Seth Rotenberg has become an associate in the Real Estate Department of Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander.

1989: Thomas D. Herndon is now working out of Columbia, Maryland, investigating dis­crimination complaints for the Department of Defense. He also continues to maintain a

small part-time practice out of his home office at 113 Hillside Road in Catonsville, Maryland, focusing primarily on the needs of Korean clients.

90s -1990: L.A. Brickner and her husband, Michael Filipczak, welcomed twin boys, Dane and Stone, into the world in March.

1991: Patricia L. Konecke and her husband, Ralph Curry, are celebrating the birth of their daughter, Alison B. Curry.

1992: Jonathan Ilsong Ahn has been admitted as a partner in the law firm of Stanley, Baroody & O'Toole. The firm concentrates in litigation, busi­ness, tax and estate matters and uademark, copyright and other intellectual property matters. Richard Ames-Ledbetter has become an associate with the law firm of Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Gray. H. Bruce Dorsey will be joining Piper & Marbury in November after serving a two-year clerkship with ChiefJudge Walter E. Black J r., United States District Court for the District of Maryland.

1993: Kamil Ismail has become an associate with the law firm of Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Gray. Jonathon P. Kagan, for­mer law clerk to the Honorable Robert H. Heller Jr., Anne Arundel County Circuit Court, has joined Brassel & Baldwin, P.A. in Annapolis, as an associ­ate. Michael R. Stern joined the law firm of Levan, Schimel, Belman & Abramson, P.A. as an associate. He practices in the areas of land use law, zoning, real estate and administrative law.

IN MEMORIAM

Sarah Rosenberg Burke '23 George L. Hoffman '25 Leon Abramson '27 O.B. Duckett '28 Jacob Blum '29 James G. McCabe '36 Charles E. Kelly '41 Leroy S. Applefeld '43 Malcolm B. Smith II '50 Richard N. Han1bleton '51 Louis P. Poulton '51 Julius R. Israel '54 Edward G. Comrie '56 RobertJ. Gerstung '57 John S. Lalley '57 Saul J. McGrane '58 R. Randolph Victor '60 Robert S. Bennett J r. '73 Jerome S. Colt '77 Gregory J. Olsen '77 Susan C. Hurwitz '82