Summer 2008
Sister act
Diana Vela ’05 (PhD) focused her thesis on historical writings by women in the Southwest — and ended up in history herself.
Alumni
Summer 2008
Encore, encore!
From Jesus to Tevye to Buffalo Bill, George Stephens ’42 has stage credits that read like an encyclopedia of the arts.
Summer 2008
Packing a peck of pickles
Turning esoteric science into the pragmatic practice of pickle production has paid off for Mike Wuller ’83.
Spring 2008
Losing consciousness in the cockpit
When fighter pilots began reporting out-of-body experiences during G-Force blackouts, Horned Frog doctor James Whinnery ’72 tracked down the cause.
Spring 2008
Sarah Schwaller ’03 puts Faith in Practice
Giving up life in a cubicle, she moved abroad and now helps coordinate short-term medical- and surgical-team visits in Guatemala.
Spring 2008
Krista Tatschl Eyler ’98 is making Funky Mama Music
Kansas City area guitarist landed a gig playing the annual White House Easter Egg Roll.
Spring 2008
Wheels turning for Jaime Walker Blanton ’02
Mother of two was recently named Ms. Wheelchair Kentucky and in March was awarded the key to the city of Louisville.
Spring 2008
Fish, fish, Karyn Otta Sanchez ’01 got her wish
Outdoorswoman finished among the top 10 co-anglers in the 2007 FLW fishing tour.
Spring 2008
Tom Siegfried ’74, the Science guy
Former editor at The Dallas Morning News taking over 87-year old Science News magazine through its relaunch and redesign.
Winter 2006
Ingrid and Isabel
When Ingrid Ocanas Carney ’88 was pregnant with her first child, she found a creative way to make her pants fit — as well as a new idea for a business venture.
