PSU Magazine Winter 1992

'87 Scott Beaudry was recently elected to the Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society, the highest scholastic honor a tu– dent in business admi nistration can achieve. Beaudry is a 199 1 graduate of the Wi lli am E. imon Graduate School of Busi– ness Administration, University of Rochester, N.Y. Janice Kurtz is the executive director of the American Adver– tising Mu eum. Kurtz, who has been with the mu eum since 1987, has served as program coor– dinator and program director. She assumed directorship of the museum June 1990. '88 Traci Campbell has uccessfu ll y completed the requirements to become a certified management accountant. Campbell works for the Georgia Pacific Corporation in Portland. Ronald K. elson MA is a teacher trainer at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, alif. '89 David Gross works as a physical therapist at Rex Physica l Therapy in Seattle. Richard D. Johnson is li ving in Aurora, Colo., and working as a training pecial ist for Pay– less Drug tores. Johnson, who has been with ,__.....__..:...__ _. the company for I0 years, trains all management in Utah, olorado, and Wyom– ing on every aspect of the store. He relocated to Colorado in Augu t and is interested in con– tacting alumni in the area. If you would like to get in touch with Richard, call him at (303) 364-2469. 28P U The PSU Alumni Board of Directors recently added seven new members. Pictured are (left to right) Ann Romano '72, sales manager for Oregon Focus Magazine; Linda Marshall '83, administrator at Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt law firm; David Manning '90, graduate stu· dent at PSU; Jan Kurtz '87, executive director of the American Advertising Museum; Jim Perkin '59, MS '73, vice principal of Jesuit High School; and Deanna Hotchkiss '88, design engineer at Intel. Not pictured is new board member Jane Wiener '69, deputy district attor· ney for Multnomah County. Bergen Peterson MBA is electronic banking product manager for First Interstate Bank's northwest region, head– quartered in Portland. Peterson lives in Vancouver, Wash. '90 Donna Barnes is in a manage– ment training program for Washington Mutual Saving Bank. The bank is head– quartered in Seattle, Wash. Barne is working out of the Van– couver, Wa h., branch. Gary Kish i director of develop– ment for the O regon Humane Society in Portland, and he is in– volved with a variety of resource conservat ion activities including the C lackamas Ranger District's public focus group and Oregon Trout's Research Committee. He li ves on auvie Island. Elaine Luckenbaugh is the rec ipient of a 199 1 First Year Tcacher Award presented by allie Mac, the Student Loan Marketing Association which is the nation's smgle largest source of education loan funds. Th e award goe to 100 new teachers nat ionwide. Donna Shelton is teaching kindergarten at West Powe llhur t Elementary chool in Portland. '91 Trinisha Hampton is a member (i the Portland Trail Blazers dance team fo r the 199 1-92 season. Brian Liu has opened Animal rackers, a toy store in Cannon Beach, O re. In Memoriam Harry J. Allen MBA '77 died September 20, 199 1. A llen, a su– pervisory accountant for the Bonneville Power A !ministra– tion, was stricken by an aneurysm on Sept. 3. He is ·ur– vivcd by his wife, C laire, and his mother, Mary Lee Young. Gray Lambert MBA '85 died August 14, 199 1, from AIDS-re– lated complications. Lambert, a eattle resident, was an active volunteer on behalf of gay rights and worked extensively with Seattle's Association of Gay & Lesbian Youth Advocates Lam– bert was employed by Boeing until his illnes caused him to retire. He is survived by his com– panion Douglas G.Jackowich; his father, William S. Lambert; and his brother, Kent C. Lambert.