1960s Class notes

New class notes are posted as time allows.

1962
Gerald Boardman (BS-E) enjoyed a diverse and interesting career in the field of education after earning his master's degree from Colorado State University and his doctorate from UW-Madison. His experiences have included working in the public schools as a teacher, principal and superintendent, and in higher education as a professor, chairperson and executive director. Gerald also worked for more than 25 years in international development. He has served in both the private and public sectors and has traveled and worked in more than 80 countries. Gerald currently lives in Baton Rouge, La., and continues to do international consulting. 

1964
Ken Stallman (BS), who served as president of the Greater Houston Heights (Texas) Chamber of Commerce for the past four years, has stepped down to begin a second retirement. He previously ended a 36-year banking career, having spent the last 13 years with Comerica Bank. As the chamber president, Ken managed the turnaround of a nearly insolvent organization to one which had three consecutive years of profit, a significant increase in membership and programs as well as a cash-rich balance sheet. Ken was well-prepared for this job, having previously led the turnaround of two community banks. A native of Eagle River, Ken will spend the summer there building a retreat from the heat and humidity of Houston.