Reflections Magazine Issue #57 - Spring 2002 | Page 23

American Medical Vision Technologies in Monroe. Dominican Life Center. She spent 55 years ministering in education in Michigan, Illinois and Florida. From 1972-1987, she served as religious education coordinator in Miami Shores, FL. In Grosse Pointe Farms, MI, she worked in parish ministry from 1987 to 1993. Mary Mullins, OP ‘33 (formerly Sister Patrick Jerome) died Jan. 15 at the Dominican Life Center. She spent 35 years ministering Murielle Scott Frautschi ‘61 of Manitou in Illinois, Florida and Michigan. During Beach passed away Jan. 15. She taught for her career, she taught at Siena Heights three years in Canada and 28 years at AddiUniversity and Barry University. She also son Community Schools where she was a served as religious education coordinator teacher and administrator. Murielle retired in Detroit, associate vicar in Miami, in 1982 and was a member of Addison pastoral minUnited Church, ister in Fort the Michigan Lauderdale Alumni News from Elementary and and catechetMiddle School ics teacher and Principal Associlibrary assisation, the MichSiena Heights at Kellogg Community College (1992) tant at Barry igan Association University. Rebecca A. Squires ‘97 was a candidate of Retired School for the City Commission of Battle Creek. She was also Personnel and She was first elected to the City CommisNovice MisDelta Kappa sion in 1999. Becky is currently a branch tress in Adrian Gamma Society manager for AAA Michigan. from 1952 to International. 1965 and She was 81. came to the William C. Dunn ‘79 of Jonesville, died at Dominican Life Center in 1989. the age 48 Dec. 2, 2001. Bill received a busiEvangeline Marie Loveridge, OP ‘38 (for- ness education degree from Siena Heights merly Sister Mildred Cecilia Hildebrand) of and went on to Hanover, Horton and Homer Adrian died Jan. 19 at the age of 98. A teacher where he taught and coached. He came to for 51 years, she taught in Michigan, Illinois Jonesville in 1985, where he was the head and Florida. In 1975, she retired from teach- basketball coach and assistant football coach. ing. She came to live at the Motherhouse in Bill’s basketball accomplishments as a coach 1983. include: a seven-time winner of the Pat PatImelda House OP ‘42 (formerly Sister Marie terson Holiday Tournament, seven-time Big Imelda) died Jan. 15 at the age of 94. In her 8 Champions and six-time District Champi42 years of teaching, she taught in Illinois, ons. He received the Jackson Citizen PatriMichigan, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and ot’s Coach of the Year award in 1981, HillsIowa. She came to the Motherhouse in 1974 dale Daily News All-Area Coach of the Year in 1988, and Region 6 Coach of the Year in and worked as a secretary for one year. 1994. Priscilla Snell OP ‘45 (formerly Sister Marie Virginia) died Feb. 11 at the Dominican Life Bronson Wayne Mansfield ‘03 died Dec. 27, Center. She spent 21 years teaching in Michi- 2001. Bronson was a junior at Siena Heights gan, Puerto Rico and Florida. Sister was editor and was studying for a bachelor’s degree and of Motherhouse publications (1967-1968) pilot’s license. He co-owned Suzy Q’s Car and she also was media collaborator for the Wash, was a member of Evangelical Free Diocese of Saginaw, Michigan (1971-1972). Church and Young Life, and played basket1972-1981, she served as secretary for the ball on the Adrian City Men’s Basketball Diocese of Saginaw, the Archdiocese of League. He also was involved in the Hot Rock Detroit and Immaculate Conception Province Summer Camp. He was 21. in Detroit. She then devoted her time to free- Beverly Lynn Perritt ‘03 passed away Feb. lance writing in Detroit (1981-1987) and cre- 5 at age 38 after a short illness. A non-traative writing in Dominican Oaks, Santa Cruz, ditional student, she was working toward a CA (1988-1995). Sister came to the Domini- degree in accounting. can Life Center in 1995. She was 88 at her death. SHU in Battle Creek Jean Philip Lucid OP ‘50 (formerly Sister Helen Theresa) passed away Dec. 22 at the Class Notes 23 Numbers, Names and Faces The corner photos in this issue of Reflections picture alumni and friends who attended February’s “Brunch and Broadway” event in Chicago (see story, page 22). The names that match the faces are: 2: Tracy Church ‘93 and Reflections editor Jennifer Hamlin Church 3: Marilyn Francoeur, OP ‘62 4: Camila DiPietro ‘87 5: Mark DiPietro ‘83, theatre faculty 6: Margaret Mehigan, OP ‘55 7: Josephine “Pat” Finn ‘61 8: Joan McCoy ‘76 9: Ann Mrugala, OP ‘62 18: Doug Miller ‘74, ‘83/MA, theatre faculty 19: Deb Carter, dean of the College for Professional Studies, with daughters Sarah and Emily 20: Tom Kavanagh, vice president for advancement 22: Audrey Parker, former English faculty 23: Bob Parker, former SHU registrar Photos shown opposite (clockwise from left): Eric Parker ‘92 with the theatre faculty: Trudy McSorley ‘70, Mark DiPietro ‘83, Doug Miller ‘74 Phil and Ann Johnston Hughes ‘82, trustee Loretta Glanz, OP ‘68 and Mary Meegan, OP ‘46 Joann Phillips ‘93 (LMC) and Anne Guinan, OP ‘64 Patricia Spangler, OP ‘60, with Margaret Loretta Drexler, OP and her sister-