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1956Class Notes Archives----- From December 2011 AALFNY Newsletter ----- ................................................................................ In Memoriam: ● Joseph Arseguel (†April, 2011) ● Serge F. Angiel (†August 27, 2008) (See In memoriam section of this newsletter for further details, or click on link below) ......................................................................... ● Dr. Edward Tarlov "was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1938, the son of a Professor of Neurosurgery and an accomplished artist and sculptress. At Harvard he was Lampoon President and Ivy orator, and at the University of Chicago he won the Gellhorn Prize in Neurophysiology and the American academy of Neurology Research Prize. He trained on the Halsted Surgical Service at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.......He had his Neurosurgical training at the Massachusetts General Hospital.....In 1977 after five years on the attending staff at the MGH he joined Dr Charles Fager at the Lahey Clinic. Dr Tarlov’s work since that time has focused on general clinical neurosurgery and posterior fossa microsurgery...... He has had a 35-year experience with about 2000 operations for tic douloureux. He has also had a great interest in spinal surgery. He is the author of 60 articles and a book and editor of two books on subjects related to the spine.....In 1969 he married Suzanne Roffler.....Together they have raised Dr.Nicholas Tarlov, a Neurologist who is doing a fellowship in Interventional Stroke Neurology at the Boston Medical Center, and Katherine, who is a premedical student at Harvard." (http://westnsurg.org/society/bio.aspx?MemberID=3498) ----- From November 2010 AALFNY Newsletter ----- ● Avis de Décès: John Kaiser passed away on October 31, 2009. (See In memoriam section of this newsletter for further details, or click on link below) ● "WESTPORT-March 10, 2010: As a child, Waldemar Kasriels wasn't allowed to play outside like the typical young boy. His parents didn't want him to engage in 'rough and tumble activities' for fear he might get hurt or even lose his life. But his life choices have been just the reverse. The owner of Normandie Beach Club on Furnace Point Lane devotes his life to giving others the opportunity to enjoy the outdoor world. He believes in opening up this world to everyone — but especially for children. Kasriels, now 73, was born in France in 1937. His father was stationed in New York City as a representative of the French government responsible for promoting French products in the United States. The family moved back and forth between the two countries with some frequency, and the boy grew up bilingual. A GLORIOUS VIEW: By the age of 20, Kasriels supported himself by picking up odd jobs in New York City. In time, he assumed the responsibility of running the sports activities of the Lycée Francais there.... During winter breaks, Kasriels led ski trips and gave skiing lessons. In the summer, he rented facilities in New England to run as summer camps for children. Some of those were less than satisfactory, for example the one that featured a dining room with a collapsed roof..... Eventually, Kasriels began to search the real-estate advertisements for a camp on the market. He left Vermont and headed for the Adirondacks with little knowledge of the area. 'I crossed Lake Champlain in September and found this place in Westport.' The property's main house had once been the home of Chicago department store magnate Marshall Field....... 'In 1970,' Kasriels said, 'I opened a camp here for children aged 6 to 16. Many of my early campers came from the Lycée Francais.....' SUMMER RESORT: By the mid-'90s, Camp Normandie had fallen prey to the conditions affecting all childrens camps. Economic problems, the changing interests of children and the costs of maintenance ate away at their very existence. So it was time for a change. Kasriels turned Camp Normandie into a summer resort featuring a sandy beach with an array of waterfront activities, tennis and basketball courts, a swimming pool, informal lakeside dining at the Coco Café by the waterfront and a more formal dinner environment up the hill. The camp cabins were extensively renovated and converted to individual and family rental lodges......His wife, Molly, takes care of camp registrations and the finances.... 'When I walk around this property at this time of year, I realize how much I have done to make it as beautiful as it is,' Kasriegs said. 'Yet the beauty of this land was here long before me and will be here long after I am gone.' " (http://pressrepublican.com/0100_news/x794090585/Beach-Club-represents-lifes-work-for-Westport-Man) ----- From December 2006 AALFNY Newsletter ----- David Bolotine is the Head of the Frank Melville Jr. Memorial Library at Stony Brook University. ----- From November 2004 AALFNY Newsletter ----- Tony Phillips wrote: "I'm Professor of Mathematics at Stony Brook University, where I've been since 1968 (among my SBU colleagues are Clifford Huffman and David Bolotine; Eleanor Zimmerman '49 is now Emerita). I have two children: a son Gaston (born in Paris) and a daughter Cecilia, both out of college but still in school. More professional news at http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~tony" |
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