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DECEMBER
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AS ARE S$ DLICITED F R 73TH ANNIVERSARY ith International House’s 75th Anniversary less than three years away, it is time to start planning for events that will take place around the world in 1999. The 75th Anniversary is in the thoughts of Trustees and staff as they tackle long-range planning issues and of the alumni Council of World Members who focused on the 75th at their meeting in Singapore. This momentous anniversary also spurred the energies of Howard Cook whose dreams and ambitions began rallying attention and excitement to the 75th Anniversary many months ago. Now is a particularly ideal time to focus alumni on the House and this special event. World Council Members who enjoyed free-flowing brainstorming on ways to celebrate the 75th had many ideas: ¢ Update the I. House promotional video. Update and expand Citizens of the World: Notable Alumni of I. House. ¢ Produce and market a book about International House's 75-year history. * Hold a major tele-conference event at International House to be simultaneously broadcast around the world. * Create a year-long distinguished speaker/artist program, or a travelling exhibition about I. House
that would travel in the US and overseas, to build local chapters’ strength and image. ° Throughout the anniversary year, bold “open houses” or reunions, by year or decade, at I. House. * Hold an international auction over the Internet, asking alumni for quality items.
¢ Solicit ideas from alumni about encouraging alumni to join together to underwrite I. House North as an alternative to identifying a single “naming” gift for the building. ¢ Expand the “Named Room” program. Encourage scholarships to be set up in the name of parents. e Establish an I. House Lotto. ¢ Hold an alumni Sunday Supper. * Hold the 1997 Council Meeting overseas so that the 1999 Council meeting will be held in New York in conjunction with other 75th Anniversary celebrations. e Expand the number of institutions who support the I. House passport so alumni can receive discounts in more countries. Promote a willingness to open homes to fellow alumni during the celebration year. ° Organize a luxury cruise around the world. ¢ Send up a hot-air balloon bearing the I. House logo and motto. Have volunteers update alumni lists.
four seas all are brothers’,” wrote Edmonds in 1923. “The Hemispheres, though individual in expression are, united—a sphere of common purpose, for the furthering of brotherhood through Love, Service, and Goodwill,” he continued. “The..seal [will] show maps of the world which
¢ Start an alumni mentoring program in countries
around the world. Form alumni clubs with substantive programming instead of informal networks that gather once a year.
One item that has received particular attention is the creation of a special 75th Anniversary logo and motto for the celebration. I. House currently uses two logos, the original seal of a ship sailing from between two hemispheres, and the more stylized archway design which was created for I. House’s 50th Anniversary. The original seal was conceived in 1923 by Harry Edmonds. The seal shows “a map of the world, with words, ‘Within
signify the breadth of its hospitality. The ship is the carrier of student embassies of understanding and appreciation who take the spirit of brotherhood to other lands. The star shines as a light and guide to high purposes.” The logo designed for the 50th Anniversary symbolizes the original main entrance portal facing Sakura Park and a round sphere representing the globe. In seeking a special logo for the 75th Anniversary, President Cuneo noted that an all-inclusive slogan conveying the concept of a world community would be an important and timely feature. Some ideas may work, others won't, but part of the excitement and fun of the 75th celebration will be the active participation and energies of alumni and supporters of I. House around the world. President Cuneo has stressed the importance of alumni input in planning all aspects of the 75th Anniversary. “In essence, the 75th is an alumni celebration, for they are indeed the embodiment of the House and its mission and the source of great pride,” said Cuneo. If you have an idea for the 75th Anniversary celebration, or would like to submit a logo or motto for the 75th Anniversary, please send them to: The Office of Alumni Affairs, International House, 500 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10027, tel: (212) 316-8425, fax: (212) 316-8416, or e-mail:
intlhouse@intlhouse.org by February 1, 1997.
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HOWARD COOK REMEMBERED he International House community came together on September 16th to celebrate the life of President Emeritus Howard A. Cook, one of the most significant and beloved figures in the House’s history. Cook, who led I. House from
1955 to 1980, and who
served as ambassador and fundraiser for another 16 years, died on July 29th at age 81. Nearly 200 friends, family, alumni, staff, residents and Trustees gathered in Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Hall where, one year before, Cook had been honored by Mayor Giuliani and others on the occasion of his 40th anniversary with I. House. “Howard played a trick on us,” observed President Don Cuneo. “We all thought he was ageless. I don’t think any of us could imagine he might not be with us as long as we were here to soak up his energy and his enthusiasm.” Honorary Trustee David Rockefeller, a friend of more than 60 years from their days at Harvard, spoke of Cook’s special qualities as President. “Howard was so knowledgeable and sensitive to people's feelings,” he recalled. “He was so interested and concerned, and so able to relate to
people from every part of the world, and put them at their ease, that his tenure here was enormously successful.”
“Howard Cook embodied the precepts upon which this House was founded,” said John C. Whitehead, Chairman of the Board. “His vision, and the zest with which he dedicated himself to the cause of global understanding was inspiring; his youthful charm was endearing.” Life Trustee Herman Rottenberg quoted from a letter written to him in 1979 by I. House’s creator and first Director, Harry Edmonds, which endorsed the notion of Cook traveling the world on behalf of International House after leaving the presidency.
[Howard] was the greatest. He can never be replaced,” said Rottenberg of his old friend. “Harry Edmonds and Howard Cook kept the I. House flame alive for 75 years. Now it’s up to us to keep it burning into the future.” Actor
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longtime friend, recalled meeting Cook for the first time in 1956. “On the instant, I knew I was meeting a clear and present blessing,” he remembered. “Instantly, he communicated his exuberance for life, his compassionate intellect. But best of all he was graced with the most uncommon and marvelous sense of humor. He could make us all laugh, and he would smile in the most marvelous way, that you knew that the human smile was not just a precursor to a deep belly laugh—it was something about the human spirit that would shine out.” Cook’s eldest son Tony remembered his father as an idealist. “He was one of those rare people who was able to live his principles and his beliefs,” said the younger Cook. “He was a humanitarian, he was a builder, and he
was what you might call a citizen of the world. He was able to bridge whatever gap existed between people and bring them together... This is how I remember my father.” Other speakers were Tufts University Dean Robert Hollister, former NAFSA President Jack Reichard, and MacJannet Foundation Trustee Wenke Thoman. Alumna Mary Ellen Callahan sang Purcell’s “Evening Hymn.” At the conclusion, President Cuneo led the traditional Candlelight Ceremony so loved by the late President Emeritus. Participants then gathered in the Main Lounge, where
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Alumna Helps Bring the World to Brooklyn PS 304 A Newsletter for Alumni and Friends As a nonprofit organization; acopy of our last annual
financial report is available from the Department of State Office of Charities Registration, Albany, NY 12231, or from the President's Office, International House,
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will note that we have begun to speak about International House's 75th Anniversary. Preparing for this special event was a major topic at the World Council Meeting in Singapore where the sessions were infused with the energetic aspirations of Howard Cook for this momentous celebration. The Newsletter will speak more and more of this event, and I hope you as alumni will now reflect and think about how you
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as an individual, or as a member of a country group or a group from your years at the House, would like to celebrate and support this special birthday. I look forward to hearing your ideas in the weeks and months. ahead with great anticipation.
For further information and a prospectus, contact: John Naughton, Director of Development, International House, 500 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10027-3916.
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Telephone (212) 316-8440. Fax: (212) 316-8416.
Donald L. Cuneo
IN AND AROUND |. HOUSE i HOUSE ANNOUNCES
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Peninsula” was followed by a performance of traditional Korean dance and drumming.
Ulrich Suesse (‘69-’72) recently returned to the House to perform some of the compo-
~ International House’s e-mail address on the Internet is: intlhouse@intlhouse.org | the coming months, World Wide Web pages will be developed for the offices of issions, Alumni Affairs, and Programs.
sitions that have made him a well-known figure in the world of avant-garde electronic music. Performing with Suesse was fellow alumnus Gheorghe Costinescu (‘69-'72). This riveting multi-media performance included the innovative piece “pppp,” a ping pong piece for piano, which was highlighted by ping pong balls bouncing off the piano’s soundboard and being batted around the stage by the musicians, and at the end of “Luft”, when a musician’s violin slowly floated off the stage, hoisted by helium-filled white balloons. Alumnus Edward Morgan (‘80-'82), Artistic Director of the Joffrey Ballet Concert Dancers, has offered a series of free tickets to residents for performances and hopes to bring a production of his company to I. House later in the year.
VOICE MAIL ARRIVES ~ Anew voice mail system courtesy of the Siemens-Rolm Corporation has been added to the services provided by I. House at no extra charge to residents. The gift was made
“possible by the efforts of I. House Trustee Hans Decker, former Vice Chairman of the :
Corporation. This new service was added after a telephone rate reduction of
. 15 percent for long distance and international calls went into effect on July 1st, coupled with a $3 per month increase for basic phone service. The voice mail system saves resi-
‘dents the cost of purchasing an answering machine and greatly reduces the number
STAFF NEWS
of messages I. House receptionists have to log. All administrative phones are included in
Director of Programs Receives Fulbright to Kyrgyzstan
the voice mail system.
On August Ist, Dr. Martha Merrill, Director of Programs & Resident Life began a one-
U.S. CONGRESSMAN AND NOTED POET HEAD
year leave of absence after being awarded a prestigious Fulbright grant to be a scholar-in-residence at the Ministry of Education and Science for the Republic of Kyrgyzstan. Dr. Merrill, fluent in Russian and a former professor of Soviet History, is helping the ministry reform Kyrgyzstan’s college and university system during the country's ongoing transition from communist to democratic rule. As difficult as it was for the House to lose Martha for a year, President Cuneo noted that “this Fulbright represents 4 unique opportunity for her, and offers some clear benefits for International House in the long-term.” I. House was extremely fortunate to have Ellie Spiegel, former Director of Programs, temporarily step in as Acting Director during the critical fall orientation and training period until Dr. Merrill’s interim replacement was selected. On October Ist, I. House welcomed William Hunter as interim Director of Programs & Resident Life. Bill was
LIST OF FALL SPEAKERS
‘ On September 20th, poet Allen Ginsberg spoke to a packed Davis Hall audience and ‘an some of his works. Ginsberg’s signal poem ‘Howl’ overcame censorship to become
“one of the most read poems of the century. He has received France’s “Chevalier de Tord des Artes et des Lettres” and won the Harriet Monroe Poetry Award. He is a _ memberer of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and teaches at Brooklyn College. Ga Souibed 29th, one of the most senior members of the US Congress visited
5 House to address the traditional Welcome Sunday Supper. Congressman Charles Rangel - delivered
a provocative and controversial speech that ranged across several areas of
‘US. trade and foreign policy, including the North American Free Trade Agreement po Cuban relations. Rangel, a leading Democrat who represents New York's 15th
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Congressional
former Director of the New York branch of the EF International Language School, the
District in the House of Representatives, also addressed several controver-
largest English as a Second Language training organization in the United States. He joins Programs & Resident Life’s staff team of Daphne Pezaris, Patrick Frazier, Grace Lee and
‘sal 1 olic areas, such as immigration and welfare reform, and discussed a second term
: agenda for the Clinton Administration.
Peter Maramaldi.
: ctober, ‘Iranian author of novels and short stories, Nahid Rachlin, whose works include Foreigner, and Married to a Stranger, read selected pieces of her works in the Main Lounge. Afterwards she engaged residents in an enlightening discussion
Admissions Director
concerning cultural diversity in American society. Stanley Katz, President of the American
Returns to |. House
Councilof Learned Societies, joined the roster of distinguished speakers in the Corporate Seminar Series at 1. House by discussing the role and success of non-governmental
Susan Storms, former Director of Admissions, returned last summer to head that Office and oversee
“organi: ations in the peace processes of Northern Ireland, Israel and Palestine, and
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frica. Dr. Katz is a leading expert on American legal and constitutional history, and
International House’s scholarship programs and marketing efforts.
an author and editor of numerous books. Finally, this fall’s second Leadership in the _Arts speaker was Dr. Barbara Ann Teer, CEO and founder of the National Black Theatre
Susan left the House as Director of Admissions in 1991 to earn a Masters Degree in International Studies at the
(NBT) and the Institute of Action Arts. Dr. Teer joined residents for dinner prior to her address in ee Mural Room. The NBT is dedicated to maintaining and expanding the bores ss of African -American artists.
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‘The Korean Cultural Night brought back distinguished alumnus Dr. Samuel S. Kim (*62-
focus on cross-cultural communica(”? “sa” Storms, Director of Admissions joins alumnae Vanessa Kraebber and Joanna Lee at NYAAC’s tion and international education. a reception. Upon completion of her degree, she returned to New York and worked as the
: 63) the Associate Director of the Center for Korean Research and Professor of Political
Membership Coordinator at the International Center in New York before rejoining
Science at Columbia University, Kim’s address on “North-South Relations on the Korean
International House’s senior staff.
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GERMANY Last summer the Regional Alumni Club Bonn/Cologne of the German Alumni group Freunde des I. House met to discuss the state of Freunde’s internet presentation.
In July, Freunde member Bogart
Welzel wrote to I. House that “a voluminous German-English Internet presentation of Freunde had been produced. These web pages can be found at http:/Avww.wunsch.com/WSW/IHouse. By the end of last August, “Freunde” and “International House” could be found worldwide at the search-engine Altavista (http: //www.altavista.digital.com) making it possible for all alumni around the world to have easy access to these web-pages. Members of Freunde have started to collect e-mail addresses of their members and plan to publish them on Freunde’s web pages. Freunde looks forward to a close collaboration with I. House New York, including the possible future publication of some of I. House web pages at Freunde’s web-site when I. House’s web pages are completed.
“ofan. House initiative to with the New York com = also known as the er hee es School in the East New York neighborhood ©
GREECE
World Council Member Vassilia(Vasso) Petsas-Tzounakou recently represented I. House at a college fair held in Athens. I. House provided her with brochures, applications and other materials for distribution. This very important effort serves to increase I. House’s visibility and helps recruit future graduate students for the House.
of Brooklyn, has another link to the
House—its principal, Arthella Addei (nee Harris) is an alumna, having been the | Yashuhiro Kushida, Chitra Balakrishnan, Said Harlem Tutorial Fellow between 1968 and Baharoon, and Patricia Mellon-Presser. 1969 while she studied for her doctorate in counseling at Columbia University’s Teachers College. Mrs Addei also met her husband, Dr. (Lr) Arthella Addei, Shunsuke Suzuki, Claire Lauper,
THAILAND Alumna Saipin Tuntivate Vongkitbuncha (‘68-'70), whose son Rumas is a current resident, has volunteered to help Thai World Council Members with the alumni effort in her country. Although living in the United States, Saipin often visits Thailand during the year and has agreed to work with the list of Thai alumni to see if they can be contacted to organizean alumni gathering during President Donald Cuneo’s June 1997 trip to Australia and the Pacific Rim on behalf I. House. Alumni willing to help Saipin or to assist with similar efforts in their home countries should contact Marian Newsom, Director of Alumni
Kwabena Addei, at the House, while he was studying for his medical degree at Columbia's College of Physicians and Surgeons. The Addeis are International House Patrons.
Mrs. Addei said the students, whose ages range from four to thirteen, were particularly interested in hearing people from the countries they were learning about in their social studies program.
Affairs, fax: 212 316-8416, tel: 212 316 8425.
“Sometimes social studies can be a little boring.” she said, “but their visit really brought the subject — to life. Most of the 1,086 students at PS 306 come from African-American and Hispanic families, although in recent years there has been an increase in the number of students from Russia, the Middle East, Nigeria and the Caribbean. It’s becoming a very multi-cultural school,” said Mrs. Addei. “One of the things that led to my interest in this international visitors program was the
Singapore Council Members Kayloe Tjio and Council Member-at-Large Cornelis Los report that an incipient Singapore alumni chapter has formed as a result of the March 1996 World Council Meeting in Singapore. The ideas of this group will be actively sought for reciprocal programming initiatives.
change in the neighborhood.” She added that much of the organization for the program was done
NEW YORK
by Patricia Mellon-Presser, the school’s multi-cultural teacher. Shunsuke and Yasuhiro spoke about the growing ‘generation gap’ in Japan and recalled playfully the ‘pain’ of having to study compulsory subjects like music! They also demonstrated the ancient paper art of origami and performed a Japanese tea ceremony. Students asked Chitra som India’s controversial caste system and the role of the Brahmins and the so-called ‘untouchables’ in that culture. They also discussed
With plans well underway for the Alumni and Friends Snow Ball on January 18th, the New York Area Alumni Council is planning a weekend reunion for alumni in the New York Area who lived at International House during the 1950's. Over 400 alumni in the area lived in I. House during the fifties and a program of fun and informal events is scheduled in conjunction with the alumni ball. Alumni from around the world are welcome.
Please contact the Office of Alumni Affairs if you are interested.
women’s rights and the Hindu religion,
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especially its belief in reincarnation. Said spoke about the Tanzanian passion
Laughter, conversation, and of course, singing and dancing were [J the order of the day at the NYAAC’s cocktail reception honoring the | 80th birthday of Life Trustee, Herman “HR” Rottenberg. Music and | dramatic performances by alumni, residents and staff entertained the group.
for soccer and the native language of Swahili before describing the central African wildlife, while Sylvie, who lived in Brazil, described in colorful detail some of
Brazil’s more
Although HR turned 80 on June 29th, over 130 alumni, residents,
as a
She also
demonstrated the popular South American
Trustees William Rueckert and Vreni Hommes. Also in attendance
dance, the Samba.
were several World Council Members: including Ibrahim Gambari,
Nigerian Ambassador to the UN, and Maya Speelmans-Slutz, who
exotic fauna such
toucan, anteater and the sloth.
Claire along with Sylvie
conducted mini French lessons in counting and answered questions on Paris, the Eiffel (Lr) Sylvie Penichon with students from PS 300. Tower, frogs (and their legs), the French tricolor flag and wine-producing grapes. Mrs. Addei said she hoped that PS 306 and I. House could establish a continuing program of visits by international residents. She said that the real value of this visit lay in the mutual understanding that the participants drew from the program. “I hope the residents will have learned as much about the community by coming into our school, as we did from them.” Following this special cultural exchange, I. House President Donald Cuneo spent a day at the school as ares Principal-for-a-Day.
(-r) Alumnus and Former Staff
proposed the idea for HR’s named room and whose hard work Member Sami Ural (‘48-65) and helped to make it a reality. Alumnus and former staff member Sami Alumnus Durmus Koch (‘68-’70) Ural ‘45-’65 was like many attending the event who hadn't been back attend Rottenberg reception. to the House since they were residents, and all decades from the 1930's to the 1990’s were represented. President Don Cuneo’s remarks echoed the sentiments of everyone in extolling “HR” as an extraordinary individual whose love and devotion to the House have spanned 40 years and show no signs of abating. Cuneo noted that the Herman Rottenberg Fund had grown to $33,000 in just over 5 months, and he told the crowd that he hoped alumni and friends would continue to contribute to the fund which will help support I. House residents and programming in the performing arts. sl
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Alumni Through The Decades 1930s Elver “Wally” Wahlberg ('33-'37) is a retired professional musician living in San Marcos, CA. He is former principal bassoonist with the Dallas and Toronto Symphony Orchestras, and with the CBC Symphony Orchestra of Radio City Music Hall in New York. Donald and Marion Gordon ('34-'36 and summers of ‘39 & ‘40) live in Palos Verdes, CA. Mr. Gordon is retired Dean Emeritus of Westminster College in Fulton, MO.
Ralph E. Fash ('35-'36) is retired and lives in Fort Worth, TX. During a recent call to try and locate alumna Kikuke Miyakawa Packness ('36-'39), Mr. Fash mentioned that he remembered Burl Ives and that later he went to school with Harry Edmonds, Jr. in the late 1940's.
1970s
Augusta Inettie Banks Edwards ('43-'46) is a retired teacher and mere - volunteer. On September 26th, the Doris Miller Community Center in conjunction with the C. Waldo Scott Center for H.O.P.E. (Helping our People Emerge) held a dedication ceremony bye an Afterschool Program named for Mrs. Edwards. Henne Hvidt Hijuler ('48) brought her husband Eugen and daughter Kera to visit |. House in October. Mrs. Hiuler is a retired kindergarten teacher and lives with her family in Rungsted Kyst, Denmark. She had not been back to the House since her days as a resident.
Marianne Handy Hraibi ('70-'72) is an interlibrary loan specialist at Dartmouth College and a modern dancer.
1980s
1950s pie apie Fryxell ('52-'53) is a pianist— coach, accompanist and teacher. She lives in Dorothy M. Horn ('55-'60) and ('61-'64) is a retired associate professor of education at the University of Toronto, Canada. She now lives in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Horacio C, Reggini ('59-'60) is a professor
and consulting engineer in computer and telecommunication applications in Buenos Aires,
Argentina. He is a member of the Council of World Members.
Zetta Zaka ('89-'91} and Martin Shiiller (’90)
1960s 1, 1931.
were married in Athens last May 18th. Martin was a intern at Bertelsmann and Zetta a student in arts administration at Columbia when they met at the House during the summer of 1990.
Rachel R. Hecht (‘60) is a lawyer for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and lives in Washington, DC.
1940s Ruth Dean Wert ('40-'41) lives in Portland, Oregon enjoying her retirement after working with the World Health Organization in the US and for 9 years with WHO in Southeast Asia.
Sait Guran ('62-'71) of Istanbul, Turkey is Dean of Istanbul University’s School of Law.
Sanjay Nagaraja ('93-'94) and Patricia Lynne Pate ('91-'93) returned to Sanjay’s home in Bangalore, India for their marriage on October 14th. The couple met at |. House and live in New York City.
Mr. Jacob Le Van ‘26, New York, NY
Mr. George Kenneth Reiblich ‘30 Mr. Bonaro Overstreet ‘32, Alexandria, VA
Mr. Alejandro L. Arratia ‘34, New York, NY Ms. Maria Jaunalter ‘50, Vienna, Austria Ms. Alma Therese Link ‘66, Marshfield, WI
Volie L. Roof, Jr. ('62-'64) is a social worker with
the Georgia Department of Human Resources. He
Jam Session in the I. House Pub, 1995.
Ida Pavesi (‘80-81} lives in Mantova, Italy and practices law at the Studio Legale Elio Enatti in Mantova. Roberto Cristofolini (‘83-'84) lives in Paris and — law at Linklaters & Paine. oy Robbins Bidé ('83-'85) chose |. House as the ace to reunite with her sister Jessica last summer her not seeing each other for almost 5 years; Jessica had never met Peggy's 3 children. Peggy, who lives with her family in Mbabane, Swaziland, works for CARE International. Filip Jean Moerman ('86-'87) was recently made a partner of the international law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton. A member of the Council of World Members, he lives in Brussels, Belgium.
Cincinnati, OH.
New Year’s Day Broadcast, January
She lives in Hanover, NH.
Thomas Parente ('75-'76) is an assistant professor in the piano department of the Westminster Choir College of Rider University. He lives in Bloomfield, NJ. Norio thira ('76) paid a visit to |. House last September from his home in Yamato-shi Kanagaawa, ° Japan. Mr. lhira is an architect.
1990s
lives in Atlanta.
Ms. Clara Noble Thompson ‘68,
Haluk Akdogan ('90-’94) has left his teaching post in Ankara, Turkey and has moved with his wife Nevin ('90-’94) and their son to London where he works for Salomon Brothers. He renewed old friendships at the September NYAAC reception for Herman “HR” Rottenberg. O°
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CORRECTION: E. John Kuruvilla (‘50-'51) of Bangalore, India died 4/21/96, not his son,
E. P. Kuruvilla of New Delhi.
CONTRIBUTORS
July 1, 1995 to June 30, 1996
or seven decades private sector philanthropy has been central to International House's ability to fulfill its mission. Our seventy-second year was no exception with a total of
$765,912 in unrestricted gifts received for the Annual Fund.
10 percent of the House’s operating budget. Toward providing future means and building the House’s endowment, an initial $3 million Planned Giving Campaign was launched in 1993. As of the close of Fiscal Year 1996 this goal has been met with gifts, pledges, and
The highlight of this
year’s fundraising activities was a benefit auction at Christie’s on April 2nd, 1996, which was chaired by Mr. & Mrs. John French III, and which netted a record $152,301 for International House’s current scholarship fund.
revocable intentions.
For their voluntary financial support throughout the past year, we are deeply appreciative of the many individuals, corporations, and foundations whose names appear on the following Honor Roll of Donors. ie
Each year current gifts made through the Annual Fund, combined with income generated by International House’s named and endowed Program & Scholarship Funds, provides over CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION SUPPORT A.B. Massa Corporation Adobe Systems Incorporated* Afro Ventures
: Service Directions Inc. : Shearman & Sterling : Singapore Airlines Limited ; Sky Rink
> Ibrahim A. Gambari ‘71
: Siegrid Martone
: The Hon. & Mrs. S. William Green : Joan R. Gregory ‘85 > Gunnar Hamann ‘95
: Harald May ‘67 : Catherine A. Mayer ‘69 : Leslie McCall : Jan Menneken ‘87 : Hope Carnaghan Rawding ‘87
> Mr. & Mrs. Marshall A. Heinberg : Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Heine : ConorJ. Heneghan ‘92 : Gerald W. Hill, Jr. ‘68 : Joachim Hintzen ‘87 Ichihiko Hishida : Hiroko Hishida Kai M. Hoffman ‘95 Dominique G. Homberger ‘79 : Dale Honeck ‘85 : Irmgard C. Hormann ‘39 Ruth W. Houghton : Theodore S. Housman, Jr. ‘64 Crystal Janine Howard ‘91 Phuoc Hua Hua ‘86
: Harold Mawhaney
> Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Hartley
: Marion G. Roenke ‘67
: Yuki Hattori : Eloise De Lay > Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Hirschfeld : Vreni A. Hommes
: Harry M. Rosen ‘70 : Mr. & Mrs. David Rosow : Daniel Rotte : David Sabih ‘57 : A. George Schillinger ‘50 : David M. Schramm ‘70 : Birgit Schulte ‘88
‘89
: Coleman W. Hoyt : Jean Huet
: Poul Kjaer-Hansen > Mr. & Mrs. David L. Luke, ill
The Awana Family Trust Bang & Olufsen Bayerische Landesbank Benihana Bertelsmann AG
: Miles P. Seifert
> Luca Hu
> Malcolm W. Smith ‘67 : Walter Rudolf Springer ‘69 : Sally Jane Staley ‘80 : Mutsuo Takei ‘75 : Saw Khye Tiong
Margaret L. Hunter ‘87 : Hassan E. Hussein ‘75
: Rhonda Hutchinson-Brooks ‘62 : Ecaterina ignat Tomoo Inove ‘61 > Kaoru Ishii Ishihara ‘65 : Seiichi lsotani ‘83
> Mr. & Mrs. Tune Ulug ‘64
Bridgestone\Firestone Trust Fund Co. Foundation
> Mami Urano ‘87 : Heleen Vinken-Paparella : Frances Von Maltitz ‘37 : Mrs. Stanley C. Washburn, Jr. ‘50 : Betty Wong ‘82
: Susumu Okushima : Mastoshi Ono > Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Peterson : Henry C. Preston ‘59 : Timothy C. Purcell : R. Michael Rich : Dr. & Mrs. Frederic Rueckert
: Clarence A. Akwai
: H. Bjarne Albrechtsen ‘87
: Mr. & Mrs. AnthonyJ. Alfano
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