"I've completed my 19th year as a history professor at the U.S. Naval Academy,
teaching Russian history and
Western Civ."
HOSTETTER, JAMES W.
"I am finishing my second term as Director of Law for Newark and have been
practicing law for 22 years. Married
to Lynn (Kudlack) Hostetter '71. Son Brad is NCAA Compliance officer
at Weber St. University. Son Eric is
senior at Dayton.
Working with a group of civic leaders to revitalize downtown Newark and
preserve many of our older buildings,
many of which have significant historical impact for our community."
JUSTICE, JAMES Y.
KNOWLES, REV. JAMES W.
"Recently celebrated twenty-one years as pastor of First Lutheran Church, Malden, MA."
OLSON, LINDA S.
PHILLIPS, PAMELA
"Last year, I was hired by American Chiropractic Association in Arlington,
Virginia as Vice President of Government
Relations. I began my career as a high school American History /Government
teacher, which provided an excellent
background for my 18 year career in Government Relations.
Visit historical sites throughout the U.S."
SCHULLERY, PAUL
(Editor’s note: The following information was taken from NEWS,
Office of Public Relations, University of Colorado
at Boulder; and we want to share it with our alumni.)
"Author and naturalist-ranger in Yellowstone National Park, Paul Schullery
will receive the Wallace Stegner Award
from the University of Colorado’s Center of the American West in February,
1999. Each year the Award
recognizes an individual or individuals who have made a sustained contribution
to the cultural identity of the
American West through literature, art, history or lore.
Schullery is the author, co-author or editor of 28 books, including 10
about Yellowstone. His books include The
Bears of Yellowstone, Mountain Time, Searching for Yellowstone: Ecology
and Wonder in the last Wilderness, and
theforthcoming Royal Coachman: The Lore and Legends of Fly Fishing.
At various times since 1972, Schullery has worked in Yellowstone as a ranger-naturalist,
park archivist-historian,
chief of cultural resources and senior editor. He currently works
part-time for the park as a writer-editor and lives
with his wife in Mammoth Hot Springs, the park’s headquarters.
Schullery is an affiliate professor of history at Montana State University
and an adjunct professor of American
Studies at the University of Wyoming."