Give a Rouse for
SYLVESTER L. WEAVER '30, inducted into the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences' Hall of Fame for lifetime contributions to television.
CARLOS H. BAKER '32, recipient of the Distinguished Scholar Award of the Keats-Shelley Association of America.
ERIC G. W. BARRADALE '44, recipient of the Natiorial Association of Psychiatric Hospitals' Presidential Award for Outstanding Volunteer Trustee.
RICHARD W. MALLARY '49, recipient of the Vermont Society for Public Administration's Rolf Haugen Award, given every two years "for distinguished service in public administration."
DONALD J. HALL '50, chairman of the board of Hallmark Cards, the only corporate recipient of the new National Medal of Arts for contributions to American culture.
THOMAS R. LOEMKER '52, named president of Pitney Bowes Business Systems.
L. RONALD SCHEMAN '53, appointed executive director of the Center for Advanced Studies of the Americas.
DANA E. LOW '54, elected chairman of the board of the Inter- national Road Federation, a nonprofit organization to foster worldwide highway development.
DONALD D. McCUAIG '54, elected president of Gulf Resources and Chemical Corporation.
NATHAN K. KOTZ '55, writer of an article in Washingtonian magazine which won the 1985 National Magazine Award for Public Service.
HAROLD J. BERNSEN '58, promoted to the rank of commodore in the U.S. Navy.
WILLIAM G. MORTON JR. '59, named chairman of the Boston Stock Exchange.
THOMAS V. SEESSEL '59, appointed executive director of the National Council on Alcoholism, Inc.
FREDERICK M. ASHER '63, named dean of faculty affairs at the College of Liberal Arts of the University of Minnesota.
FREDERICK F. SCHAUER '67, named a member of a special Justice Department commission to study the effects of pornography.
JONATHAN NEWCOMB '68, appointed president of McGrawHill Financial and Economic Information Company.
CARL R. MOULTON '69, named executive vice president of Jessop Steel Company.
MATTHEW C. JOHNSEN '75, appointed executive director of the Massachusetts Association for Retarded Citizens.
