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John Rollins
 
Professor
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AB - Dartmouth College '66 (Math major with distinction, Econ minor)
MBA - Stanford Graduate School of Business '68 (Finance & Marketing) 1968-70 Commissioned officer (Lt) US Public Health Service, NIH-Bethesda, Md 1969 Founder of AZTECH Software Corp 1970 CEO and Chairman of AZTECH Software following discharge from USPHS. DC-based AZTECH grew over 30-year period to be the largest provider of state-of-the-art computer software and services to non-profit associations from Boston to Honolulu. 1972 Married Anne 1978 Son Thomas born 1980 Daughter Katherine born 1986 Elected as state's Delegate to White House Conference on Small Business 1990 Founding member of Board of Trustees of National Park Trust 1994 Completed 10 years on board of Information Technology Assn. 2000 Sold AZTECH after 30 years as CEO and Chairman 2000 Board of Advisors of Puppetry Arts Institute in KC which honors my mother 2001 Professor of Entrepreneurship at George Washington U. 2002 Completed 25 years on board of Washington Hospital Center 2002 Elected to board of DC’s Perry Street Prep Public Charter School 2003 Elected to board of Georgetown University Hospital 2003 Son Thomas married his college sweetheart, Laura 2004 Founder and Chairman of StreamCenter, Inc. Provides cloud-based educational videos to meet the need of various professions for required continuing education. 2008 CEO of StreamCenter, Inc. 2008 Grandson, Owen Rollins, born-Boston area 2008 Founding Director of GW's annual Business Plan Competition to assist and fund student-based new ventures 2010 Sold StreamCenter, Inc. to national media company 2010 Granddaughter, Clara Rollins, born-Boston area 2011 Daughter Katherine married Eric Fraser 2011 Elected Class of '66 rep on Dartmouth Alumni Council 2012 Celebrated 40 years of marriage to Anne on Martha's Vineyard with children & grandchildren  Send John a Message
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Suzie Rowland
Retired / part time Photography
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Attened Baker University ..degree in Psychology / Sociology. Was then married to Roger Siler and lived in the Hickman Mills area.. Had one daughter Jayme Lynn Siler. ..Divorced in 1998.....worked as a welfare worker for state of Missouri...theen became a social worker for Shawnee mission Schol District follow by a number of years with Westwrn Missouri Mental health as an alcohol and drug treatment counselor....received master degree in Counselor education ..and spent 28 years working as a prevention / Intervention Coordinator for the Hickman Mills Schol District . Retired in 2001 to spend time with my three grandaughters ..excercises regularly, dance and spend many hours enjoying a part time Photography adventure..
Best memories are all my friends and great times at teepee town , cheering, the Dances and performances..football games...oh yes, and singing with Sandy Logan in our chemistry class......worst time I can remember is the day I walked into a telephone pole while reading The Wheel news letter at the North door
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Arlie Russell
 
Technology Consultant - Ret
Married
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not even nearly enough room. worked continuously in the IT industry until 2 years ago. Great husband, great kids, great stepkids, really great granddaughter (of course)
I couldn't answer this until I read Jill Edmission's profile, and then it came flooding back. Best memories are great friendships, some really memorable teachers, and probably the funnest class I ever took - history with "colonel" Jim McKee. He wore the same socks and shoes every day and we pretty much spent the whole hour with him making the boys scrape spitballs off the wall.
And the worst memory (thanks to Jill for the jolt to my memory) I transferred to SW from Wausau, WI in the 8th grade. To put it mildly moving from a small northern town to KC was major culture shock. I bought my books on my first day and put them in my locker. I had no idea that I should put a lock on my locker. They were stolen by lunchtime. Boy - what a life lesson! Send Arlie a Message
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