Bettens, Phil
Sacramento, CA 95818 [email protected]
1950-1951 reporter, night makeup editor 1951-1952 managing editor
reeeee-tired! traveling, fixing up the house.
Cady,Jack
Marietta, GA [email protected]
Cannot remember for sure. Think it was sometime between 1949-51? I wasnational advertising manager.
Following 17 years as owner of Cady & Associates, National Consumer Magazine Publishers’ Respresentatives; I went sailing for 6 years in the Caribbean.I am now back in the business again presenting to major corporations, i.e.Coca-Cola, to sponsor on-campus movie preview and screening promotions at300 universities……….and having a bunch of fun. PS: Hope this is briefenough!!
Gustafson,John R.
Washington, D.C.
Editorial Page Editor 1958-9 The Emerald’s “Golden Age” (cough)with “Building a Better University” on the masthead.
Executive Director of the U.S. National Response Team. The organizationof 16 Federal Agencies responsible for planning and coordination for Federalresponses to environmental incidents (hazmat, oil, some radiological). Iam housed at the Environmental Protection Agency. Currently we are workon projects and policy issues dealing with domestic counter-terrorism, PanamaCanal support; investigations for lessons learned from incidents like ExxonValdez.
Keefe, Howard Paul
Santiago, Chile [email protected]
Worked on the Emerald all four years (1951 – 1955). Managing editor – 1954 to 1955.
CPA – now retired after 30 years with Arthur Andersen & Co. in Chicago, Mexico City, Santiago de Chile, Madrid, Lisbon and Paris. Second career with The World Bank and UN – Indonesia, Uganda, Bolivia, China, The Philippines, Sao Tomé e Príncipe, etc. Now Chile.
Pfaff, Dan
State College, PA 16801-6332 [email protected]
Worked at the Emerald all four years there (1958-62), starting as a proofreader, finishing as editor. Most of the time I was a reporter. I loved every minute of it. The people who worked there were terrific!
I have just retired after 27 years on the journalism faculty at Penn State University. I am working on a biograaphy of Joseph Pulitzer III (1913-1993) editor-publisher of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and chairman of the Pulitzer Publishing Company from 1955 until his death. He succeeded his father, who held the same positions from 1912 to 1955. I wrote his biography, published in 1991 (Joseph Pulitzer II and the Post Dispatch: A Newspaperman’s Life). I wish I could attend the 100th anniversary celebration, but it is not possible. I hope there will be another reunion opportunity.
Rose, Gene
Fresno [email protected]
1949-51, writer & photographer
Retired journalist – still writing books.
