Graduate School

• Mr. David Graham-Voelker
  881 Airport Rd. Apt. 10F
  Chapel Hill, NC 27514
  
  dg-v@email.unc.edu
  Graduate Student in American History
  University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
  
  
• Ms. Tammy Graham-Voelker
  881 Airport Rd. Apt. 10F
  Chapel Hill, NC 27514
  
  tgv@email.unc.edu
  Graduate Student in American Literature
  University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
  
  
• Mr. Stephen W. Sawyer
  5321 South Cornell, Apt. 1F
  Chicago, IL 60615
  swsawyer@midway.uchicago.edu
  Graduate Student in History
  University of Chicago

Law School

• Ms. Monica Banas
  875 Altimond Drive NW
  Salem, OR 97304-4302

  
  
  

Law

• Mr. Robert A. Carpenter
  6636 Fountains Blvd.
  Cincinnati OH 45069
  
  qbranch@one.net
  Law School: University of Cincinnati
  Law Firm: Dinsmore Shoh, Cincinnati, Ohio

Government and Politics

• Mr. Joshua B. Hammond '95
  Occupation: US Senate Aide to Senator Dan Coats
  724 South Saint Asaph A304
  Alexandria, VA 22314
  
  Josh_Hammond@coats.senate.gov
  
  
• Mr. George K. Rasley, Jr.
  Occupation: Political Consultant
  Washington Office (202) 466-3800 x 243
  Florida home (941) 597-9099
  
  warroom@naplesnet.com

Secondary Education

• Mr. Peter J. Severud
  P.O. Box 166
  Cooperstown, NY 13326
  Pjseve@aol.com
  High School History Teacher

• Sherry Linville
  36 Crosstie Ln.
  Batesville, IN 47006
  linville@venus.net
  Middle School Teacher

Marketing Research

• Ms. Cecily Lyn Shimp Fassler
  1263 Morten
  Cincinnati OH 45208
  (513) 321-9140
  
  cecily.fassler@infores.com
  Company: Information Resources Inc.
  Title: Project Director
  Field: Marketing Research
  

Private Investigation

• Ms. Wendy Tahnisch
  gumshoe@iquest.net
  
  Ms. Tahnisch writes: While I did not pursue a career in history after all, the training I received from Hanover's History Dept. provided me with the valuable skills essential to my current profession. As an investigator it is frequently necessary to research historical records and other information available from various different different sources. When checking into the backgrounds of various individuals, companies and institutions, I am often reminded of my college experience as a history student. I was interested in the lives, backgrounds and accomplishments of well known figures. History is not necessarily old.

Counseling

• Ms. Esther Rees Bird Ellis '66
  10326 Emerald Trail Dr.
  Houston, TX 77070
  
  ebellis@flash.net
  Presently working at New Day Mental Health Center of Tomball in Tomball Texas as a therapist. Currently licensed as a professional counselor, marriage and family therapist, and chemical dependency counselor.

  I am willing to answer questions about using the study of past human behaviors and motivations to understand present human behaviors and to help others understand themselves. li>Mr. Elton L. Linville
  36 Crosstie Lane
  Batesville, IN 47006

  linville@venus.net
  Counselor

Sales

• Mr. Douglas William Fassler
  1263 Morten
  Cincinnati, OH 45208
  (513) 321-9140
  Company: Chas Selligman Distributing Co.
  Title: Sales Executive