Reflections Magazine Issue #49 - Summer 1998 | Page 18

18 Dolores Sanchez ‘86 is the owner of Sanchez Communications, a publication service company she founded 10 years ago, through which she publishes the Michigan Hispanic Directory and Michigan’s only weekly Hispanic Newspaper, EL CENTRAL. Christine Conyers Glenn ‘87 is currently working as a realtor with TYO and Associates in Toledo. She lives in Sylvania, OH with her husband, Mike. Pat Mundy Helton ‘87/M.A. of Hillsdale has been selected as the top agent after being involved in real estate sales for eight years at Helton Roth Better Homes and Gardens. Her husband, Don Helton, who has been involved in real estate since 1972, encouraged her to become involved and to take the real estate licensing course so they could work together as a team. Although, real estate is a second career for her. She is a licensed out-patient therapist and her practice, Helton Center for Personal Counseling, is primarily associated with the court systems and the public schools. Kathryn Dawson Berryhill ‘88/A.A. has a new job as administrative assistant to the superintendent at North Branch area schools. She lives in Lapeer with her husband, Dan. Judy Britsch ‘88 of Manitou Beach taught in Addison for 8 years and recently was named the new principal of Addison’s Wayne Gray Elementary. She was among 16 candidates to apply for the principal position and was one of two finalists interviewed by the Addison Board of Education. Daniel J. Buba ‘88 of Indianapolis is an attorney at LaCavan Law Firm. Elaine Hunter ‘88 of Clinton Twp. is currently an administrative assistant at Kelly Services in Troy. SIENA HEIGHTS IS MY UNIVERSITY Deb Keller ‘74 receives Sister Ann Joachim Award D eborah Carrington Keller (on right in photo) , principal of St. Joseph Academy/ Montessori Children’s House in Adrian, received the Alumni Association’s 1998 Sister Ann Joachim Award on March 25. The award recognizes alumni who have made significant contributions to the community through activities demonstrating strong leadership, the ability to get things done, and the capacity to confront issues head on while maintaining the image and spirit of Siena Heights. A native of New Jersey, Deb has lived in Adrian since arriving at Siena as a freshman. She completed her bachelor’s degree in elementary education 1974 and earned a master’s in guidance and counseling the following year. She began her professional career at St. Joseph Academy, where she had completed her student teaching, and has remained there ever since. She has been principal for the past five years, the first lay person to assume that role. Trudy McSorley ‘71 (left in photo) introduced Deb at the recognition luncheon and read the award citation, noting “the Christian values and Siena spirit that have led Deb to dedicate her career to the leadership and continued success of St. Joseph Academy/Montessori Children’s House. She is deeply committed to the wellbeing of her students, not only academically but also physically and spiritually.” As part of the Alumni Awards Recognition program, Deb also met with students in several Siena Heights classes and participated in a special liturgy. Deborah Shearer Elliott ‘88/A.A. of Morenci was recently promoted to vice president of client service for United Bank and Trust, where she has worked since 1991. She has also served as a class instructor for the American Institute of Banking in Lenawee County for the past nine years. Robert Frellick ‘88 has moved from Chicago to Fairview, NC. Martin Moreno ‘88 of Phoenix, AZ, a nationally known muralist, is in Adrian this summer guiding the design and production of a 15’ x 79' downtown mural depicting the city’s history. Martin is in his fifth year with the Arts in Education program of the Arizona Commission on the Arts and the Phoenix Arts Commission, two programs which provide artists with residencies in public schools and community agencies throughout Arizona. Linda Arnett ‘89 of Adrian recently joined Bank of Lenawee’s Real Estate Finance Department. She is also active in the community, serving as a board member for the Adrian Kiwanis Club and the YMCA and is the treasurer of the Garfield Elementary PTO. Beth Banaszewski Crawford ‘89 and her husband Vincent, recently moved to Munson Twp., OH, and built a new home. They are the proud parents of identical twin boys, Kevin and Connor, born in 1996. Mary Kloeckner ‘89 of Hillsdale is a teacher at North Adams High School and is currently teaching and coaching basketball and volleyball. She is a member of the NCA team and school improvement committee, and also teaches religious education at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church. Bonnie Bell Tobias ‘89 lives in Canton with her husband, Ron, and is a program director at Henry Ford Community College. She recently earned a master of science degree in hospital administration at Central Michigan University. 1990’s Melissa Durbin Growden ‘90 of Holland, OH was recently hired as an admissions representative at Siena Heights. She earned her master’s degree in art history from Bowling Green State University in ‘94. Melissa serves on President Clinton’s World War II War