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camping club members but they
laven't been seen for weeks.
Rumor has it that they are
ramping in the Rockies - if a
cear hasn t devoured them yet!
Teresa Blankenship and Wayne
Latty are among the elusive
campers. John Medley is also
playing the role of elusive
dermit. He was last seen
walkincr across the staae on June
9. 1984.
On the basis of their
Southern accents, Amy Schuchard
ind Dan Todd have recently been
selected to play Scarlett O'Hara
ind Rhett Butler in the upcoming
motion picture, "Gone With the
Wind: Part II." Kathryn Geddie
ind Lisa Rowe were close seconds
in the competition tor the role
if Miss Scarlett while Brian
Oardener and Hampton Oxendine
were in the running for the role
of the charming Rhett.
Meanwhile, Carlton Zdanski is
making his silver screen debut
iS Tarzan in "Tarzan s Rampage
riiroucrh Organic Chemistry Lab" -
coming soon to a theater near
you. Don't miss this one!
Binh, Tien, and Linh Nguyen
lave returned to their native
land to open soccer camps for
talented Vietnamese youngsters.
Sasketbail superstar James
McCravy has lust retired from a
spectacular pro career last year
to become head coach at Yale,
dumber one fan Angela Liverman
is still lookina out for her
nan.
Sports photographers Joyce
/ouncr and Elizabeth Lamm will
soon be off to Namibia, where
they will be covering the 2004
Jlympic Games for Sports
Illustrated.
Remember the aood ole' hiorh
school chorus? Well, several of
Its members have distinguished
themselves on the concert
tlrcuit as well. The aroup of
liillian Rinker, Sharron
Tunningham, Eric Benoy, Angela
Womack, and Jeanne Stockert -
Defter known to music fans as
the Yodeling Unicorns - has lust
tompleted its tenth season with
tour stops at Radio City Music
Mall, the John F. Kennedy
Tenter for the Performina Arts,
ind E.K. Powe Elementary School
Auditorium.
Veteran TIP teachina
isslstant Rosa Huang is back at
Duke teaching Russian. Ralph
Traig is still in college,
working on his plan to become a
Professional student. Eleanor
Manning now holds her doctorate
ind is teaching college students
/hile Helen Moore is putting her
aath talents to work as a lunior
ligh .school' iteacher.
Michael Jancis, Kim
Thompson, and Terry Wooten are
working with NASA's latest
research colony in space which
is Ted by Dr. Kolena - no word
on when they can be expected
back on earth.
Great advances in
biochemistry and molecular
biology have been made by Yvette
Boyalian, Tim Goodin, James
Keirstead, and Karen King since
they left NCSSM. Biomedical
engineer Suzanne Hooper also has
several significant prolects to
her credit.
Continuing the work that
gained Westinahouse attention.
Will Carr and Craig Steffee
recently returned from Europe,
where they were awarded Nobel
prizes. They reported that they
awards were a nice surprise but
that the parties were fantastic!
Professional beach bum
Kristen Milligan is still in
search of the perfect tan.
Meanwhile, she has recently won
the "Miss Joann Dyson Look-Alike
Contest." Another NCSSM beach
bum, Pam Roughton, now owns her
own surf shop and is glad to be
back near the ocean breeze.
Drawing on his election
committee experience, Kevin
Jones has been named as campaign
manager for Dr. Wilson's
presidential bid. Although
Kevin now has the Inside track,
he says that Dr. Wilson still
refuses to divulge her age.
Former student council president
Brian Bailey is joining the
Wilson campaign. His desire is
to become Wilson's
vice-presidential choice;
however, he will settle for a
cabinet position and a locker at
the concrressional gym.
Anthony Tucker and Mike
Chapman have taken over the
Arthur Murray School of Dance
and now operate it as "Anthony
and Mike's Funk and Punk."
Dancers from across the nation
hope for a few tips from the
masters themselves.
Joann Dyson was recently
awarded the title of "Miss Kris
Milligan Look-Alike" during a
contest held at Long Beach. In
between excursions to Europe,
Sue Holste still calls Idaho
home.
Former Unicorn baseball
players David Olynick, Phillip
Antoine, and Rocky Withers are
now on opposite sides of the
field, coaching in the majors.
After retirina from riding
following her third Olympic
gold, Katherine Schaaf now owns
and operates her own stables and
t rains young 'rider s . - - '•' '
Sheryl Brown and Rae
Mosley, now in their fifteenth
year as a top fashion design
team, have lust released their
fall line of clothes for women
over 5'10". Shenita Mangum,
Toni Allen, Tanya Jordan, Sheila
Black, and Sharon Castellino
have countered with their new
line of sportswear for women
under 5'5".
David Klass and Brett
Brackett are currently touring
the nation as members of a crime
prevention team. Their
presentation is appropriately
entitled "How To Avoid Being
Muaaed By Someone Smaller Than
You'Are."
Having made a name for
himself in mechanical drawing
while at NCSSM, Atul Garg has
made the most of his talent in
winning several important design
competitions. Photographer Joe
Kovasckitz is now the editor of
Modern Photography magazine.
Fellow photographer Greta Watts
is continuing her great work as
chief photographer for Life
magazine.
Andy Mead is busy working
in Princeton; he is trying to
devise SAT questions that even
he cannot answer - so far he
hasn't had any luck.
Remember all of those
classmates who wanted to be
doctors? Well, quite a few of
them have accomplished their
goal and have established
successful medical practices.
Among them are Greg Pait, Aman
Sandhu, Elizabeth Flowers, John
Buie, Sybil Stevens, Lisa
Gillespie, Karen Aippersbach,
Wayne Sparks, Stephanie Scott,
Dipak Ranparia, and Jeff Allen.
Businessman David Troth
owns a toy factory which
specializes in D and D character
dolls. Monica Bhattacharyya is
leading businesswoman with
holdings around the globe. Her
story is featured in Peters and
Waterman's "In Search of
Excellence; Part the Second."
David Parish and Luke
Setzer are heading the
right-wing attack aorainst Dr.
Wilson's presidential campaign -
the idea of a woman president!
Former Unicorn Pam Whiting
graduated from Northwestern
University and is now teaching
high school chemistry while
chasing that elusive suburban
racquetball player. It's
difficult to do on crutches,
thouah!