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21st Century National Service
Summit at the Aspen Institute in
Aspen, Colo. in June. The summit
showcased the 21st Century
National Service System Plan of
Action, which spells out how to
best create a voluntary civilian
counterpart to military service in
the United States.
Jack Rowles, Jr. ’82 played
Billy Flynn in the production of
“Chicago” in the 2013 season of
Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre.
1980
1984
Frances Trezona Underwood
’82, ’06 is the associate director of
music at Messiah United Methodist
Church and the handbell teacher at
Wakefield School in The Plains, Va.
Lisa Silber Mauck ’84 presented
the Shenandoah University High
School scholarship awards at
Skyline High School in May.
1985
Sue Robinson ’85 served as
managing director for the 2013
season of Shenandoah Summer
Music Theatre.
Jane Moseley Parrish ’80 has
served as an active member of
the Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA)
International organization since
1964. Parrish has attended the
Virginia state conference every year
since 1966. Recently, she attended
the International Conference in
Norfolk, Va., representing the local
Winchester chapter, Alpha Omega.
ESA presented a $12 million check
to St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital. Over the past 41 years,
ESA has donated a total of $176
million to St. Jude. Last year, the
local Winchester chapter established
the Jane Ray Memorial Nursing
Scholarship in memory of
one of their past presidents, Jane
Ray. Parrish and her husband,
Arthur, who taught accounting at
Shenandoah from 1960 to1980,
reside in Winchester. In the photo,
Parrish, representing ESA, presented
Dr. Kathryn Ganske, dean of the
Eleanor Wade Custer School of
Nursing, with a check for the Jane
Ray Memorial Nursing Scholarship.
1982
Susan Evans Glaspell ’82 is the
music therapy supervisor and
internship director at Springfield
Hospital Center in Sykesville,
Md. The hospital’s music therapy
internship program celebrated 25
years of training interns in June.
The program acknowledged 72
interns since 1988 by presenting
at Grand Rounds focused on the
many applications of music therapy
with various populations followed
by lunch and a hospital-wide
reception. Molly Griest ’09 and
Greg Lazzaro ’13 also attended
and presented at Grand Rounds.
Carl E. Tanner ’85 received
the Distinguished Achievement
Award from t