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Spring 2001
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'70
SUZANNE EMERSON SWETNAM is director of laboratory services for
Carondelet Health Network, serving Tucson and southern Arizona.
'71
JANICE FOLSOM of Fayetteville, Ga., was one of three finalists
in the Teacher Hall of Fame honors sponsored by the Georgia Association
of Educators and WTBS TV.
'73
Dr. FRIEDA H. HILL is president of Southwest Georgia Technical
College, Thomasville, Ga.
MARILYN S. POWE M.S.Ed. of Birmingham retired from the Jefferson
County Board
of Education in 1997.
'74
PATRICK CROW, D.M.D., recently qualified as an Associate Fellow
in the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. He practices cosmetic,
reconstructive and implant dentistry in Decatur.
THOMAS DAVIS FERGUSON is director of operations for the Shelby
County School System. He and his wife, Signa, live in Pelham
with their two children, Katie and Daniel.
EDDIE and GAYLE MILLER live in Birmingham, where Eddie is president
of Bodine, Inc., office supply company. They have three children
and an infant grandson.
MICHAEL L. ROBERTS L'77 is the author of a 2000-page treatise,
Alabama Tort Law, Third Edition, published by LEXIS Law Publishing.
A member of the Gadsden law firm Cusimano, Keener, Roberts, Kimberly
& Miles, P.C., he is included in the 200102 edition
of Best Lawyers in America.
SCOTT L'78 and SARAH BLISS WRIGHT of Mobile have produced a CD,
Something to Remember You By, a collection of love songs from
World War II. Pianist Eb Swingle accompanies the two vocalists
on the recording. A portion of the proceeds will go toward the
National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. She is education
director of the Mobile Symphony and on the staff of Mobile Opera,
with which she and Scott, an attorney, regularly perform. They
have a daughter, Alice.
'75
WALTER CULLEN CHESSER is interim pastor of First Baptist Church,
St. Andrews, N.C.
'76
SAMUEL HOLDSAMBECK teaches at a refugee school in Glyfada, Greece,
near Athens, under the auspices of Enabling Mission Endeavors.
He is also involved in a prison ministry through his local church.
LUTHER J. WALLACE III is an injury prevention specialist with
the Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, Ga.
'77
ELIZABETH BELL ROBERTSON is an elementary school music teacher
in Buffalo, N.Y.
'78
RON BISHOP, corporate director of senior programs for Baptist
Health System, Inc., is chairman of the Birmingham Area Chamber
of Commerce's Retiree Attraction Committee for 2001.
WILLIAM C. DOOLEY, M.D., is the G. Rainey Williams Professor
of Surgical Oncology at the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma
City, Okla. He directs the Oklahoma Breast Health Institute and
surgical oncology within the department of surgery.
TIM HAMMOND lives in Atlanta, Ga., where he is regional director
for Wright Investors' Group.
'79
Dr. J. WAYNE BARRETT is associate chair of the School of Music,
Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, Texas, where he teaches
choral and vocal music. He and his wife, Sherri, have three sons:
Joshua, Andrew and John.
BRENDA RUSHING FRENCH teaches in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing
degree program at Columbus State University, Columbus, Ga. She
lives in Phenix City.
ALLEN JAMES GOLIGHTLY of Pinson is operating-room nurse at Carraway
Methodist Medical Center and a second-year student at Birmingham
School of Law.
DOUG SEAVER of Huntsville is an associate with T.I.M.E. [Training
in Missions Evangelism] international ministry and is a music
evangelist.
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