Give a Rouse for
SHEPARD STONE '29, honored by West Germany for improving German American relations over many years, most recently as director of the Aspen Institute Berlin.
ALVIN P. GUTMAN '40, named a trustee of Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science.
GEORGE B. MUNROE '43, elected chairman of the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College; elected to the board of The New York Times:
GREGORY RABASSA '44, professor of Romance languages and comparative literature at Queens College, awarded both a Guggenheim Fellowship and the $10,000 Wheatland prize for his contribution to international literary exchange.
ARTHUR R. YOUNG '46, appointed a senior vice president of Massachusetts Financial Services Co.
OWEN B. BUTLER '47, elected chairman of the Committee for Economic Development.
GEORGE M. WOODWELL '50, director of the Woods Hole Research Center, recipient of an honorary doctorate in science from Carleton College.
ROBERT V. JECK '52, named vice president, corporate development, of Engelhard Metals Corp.
E.JOHN ROSENWALD JR. '52, named vice chairman of Bear Stearns Cos.
RICHARD A. GIESSER '53, awarded the Distinguished Community Service Award of the Anti-Defamation League of B' nai B'rith.
JOHN F. REILLY JR. '54, elected a director of Massachusetts Electric Company.
ALAN R. BOOTH '56, voted a professor of the year by the students at Ohio University.
JOHN S. TAMAGNI '56, named a partner and director of municipal finance and advisory business at Lazard Freres & Co.
CONSTANTIN R. BODEN '57, named senior credit policy officer of The First National Bank of Boston.
WILLIAM H. DAVIDOW '57, elected chairman of Actel Corp.
PETER B. HAYES '58, named a senior vice president and director of Orion Capital Corp.
LEE A. WESSELMANN '58, appointed vice president, finance, of Owens-Illinois, Inc.
JOHN C. FERRIES '59, named executive vice president of D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles/International.
EINAR KLOSTER '59, elected executive vice president of North American Philips Corporation.
WILLIAM C. LANGLEY '60, named executive vice president/risk policy officer and member of the management committee at Manufacturers Hanover Corp.
STEPHEN D. BICKEL '61, appointed president and CEO of American General Corp.'s Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co.
JAMES F. PFAU '64, named president and CEO of First Medical Devices Corp. STEPHEN T. WARD '64, named treasurer of Bundy Corporation.
HARRY B. CROSSWELL '65, elected chairman of Schuylkill Savings and Loan Association.
LESLIE C. PRATT '65, appointed executive vice president and chief operating officer of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont.
ROBERT S. SHERTZ '65, named chairman of Chemical Leaman Tank Lines Inc.
JAMIE B. STEWART JR. '66, named executive vice president of Mellon Bank's corporate finance group.
HOWARD L. WEINER '66, awarded the Sen. Jacob K. Javits Neuroscience Investigator Award to fund research on multiple sclerosis.
FREDERICK W. GEISSINGER '67, appointed a senior vice president of Chase Manhattan Bank.
MARTIN B. ZIMMERMAN '67, named to the Advisory Council of National Aeronautics and Space Admistration.
CARL R. MOULTON '69, elected president of Jessop Steel Company, subsidiary of Athlone Industries, Inc.
D. RODMAN THOMAS '70, promoted to senior vice president and senior trust officer of First Vermont Bank.
THOMAS K. TIEMANN '70, named dean of the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business at Elon College.
JOHN R. ROBERTS '73, appointed first vice president and head of marketing for the Chicago Board Options Exchange.
ANTHONY J. MAGRO '76, named a managing director and head of the consumer products group at Kidder, Peabody & Co.
KATHLEEN HOLBROOK BURDETT '77, appointed controller of The Dexter Corporation.
GARY KOMAROW '77, named senior staff counsel, director of litigation and legal services at the National Association of Home Builders.
DIANA GOLDEN '84, winner of a Skier of the Year award from Ski Racing.
