Class Notes

River Campus Undergraduate: 1960s

1960
Sonia Reid Strawn (see ’59). . . . David Williamson is the author of the Comprehensive Guide for Camera Collectors. David and his wife, Barbara Walker, own and operate Antiques & Images in Avondale, Pa., where David specializes in classic cameras and Barbara in Quimper faience. They are coauthors of the book Quest for Quimper.

1961
David Sweet has been named to the board of directors of United Community Financial Corp. David is president of Youngstown (Ohio) State University.

1963
Bruce Hopkins and his wife, Jane, write to announce that their son, Brent Hopkins, married Rebecca Villanueva in Long Beach, Calif., on December 27, 2003—Bruce and Jane’s 33rd anniversary. . . . Art Silvergleid has retired from the Blood Bank of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties in California after 27 years as medical director and chief executive officer. He has lived in California for 37 years.

1964
Judith Proof Davis writes to note that her friend, Carole Jolley Nary ’64W, ’69W (Mas), was profiled in the Finger Lakes Times for her volunteer work at the Newark-Wayne (N.Y.) Community Hospital. Judith writes, “Carole and I met as freshmen on Gannett 4 of what was then the Women’s Residence Hall (‘The Hill’) and have remained lifelong friends. The Newark community cherishes and respects her nearly as much as I do.”

1965
Don Feinfeld (see ’66). . . . Steve Moshman (see ’66).

1966
Harrington (Kit) Crissey writes that Tom Durham retired in July 2002 after 36 years teaching English at Iroquois High School in Elma, N.Y., near Buffalo. He also writes, “A minireunion of University alumni took place on Sunday, January 18, when I journeyed north to the Bronx from Philadelphia to attend a delightful concert by the Albert Einstein Hospital Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Steve Moshman ’65. Steve founded the University Baroque Ensemble in 1962 and started the Einstein Symphony in 1982. Playing horn in the ensemble was Steve’s younger brother, Eliot Moshman ’72, and soloist in Haydn’s Cello Concerto in D Major was David Russell ’93E. In the audience was Don Feinfeld ’65. Steve, Eliot, and Don are medical doctors; David is a DMA.” . . . Lewis Kaplan and Lesley Oelsner were married on “leap day,” February 29. Lewis is a Manhattan Federal District Court judge, and Lesley is a former news correspondent and publishing lawyer. Lewis was on the board of the Federal Judges Association from 1997 to 2003 and on its executive committee from 1999 to 2001.

1969
Cardiologist and medical professor Alfred Buxton has been named the Ruth and Paul Levinger Professor of Cardiology at Brown University. Alfred is the director of arrhythmia services and the electrophysiology laboratory at Rhode Island Hospital. . . . Marion Kristal Goldberg was made partner of the Washington, D.C., office of the law firm Winston & Strawn. Marion practices in the firm’s health care group.