94-06-16 Charles Moore and Richard Poulson Will Lead the University of Virginia Alumni Association in 1994-95

CHARLES MOORE AND RICHARD POULSON WILL LEAD
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION IN 1994-95

     CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., June 16 -- Charles V. Moore of
Greenwich, Conn., will begin a one-year term as president of the
University of Virginia Alumni Association on July 1.  Elected by
the Alumni Association's Board of Managers, he will succeed
Terrence D. Daniels, president of Quad-C Inc. in Charlottesville
and former vice chairman of W.R. Grace & Co. in New York City.
     A 1961 graduate of the University's College of Arts and
Sciences, Moore is president of Trainer, Wortham & Co. Inc. in New
York City.  He served as vice president of the Alumni Association
this past year.  In that post he will be succeeded by Richard J.M.
Poulson of Hare Forest Farm in Orange County, Va.  Poulson is a
retired partner in the Washington, D.C., law firm of Hogan &
Hartson who is now pursuing international investment-banking
interests.
     Six alumni were elected to the Board of Managers.  They are:
     -- T.M. Falcey of San Francisco, a 1969 graduate of the
University's College of Arts and Sciences.  A past managing partner
of Peterson & Co., Falcey has served on the University's Arts and
Sciences Alumni Council.
     -- Hobart V. Fowlkes of Baltimore, a 1963 graduate of the
University's College of Arts and Sciences.  Fowlkes retired in 1992
as a real estate appraiser, property manager and broker for Hill &
Co. He is a past president of the University of Virginia Club of Maryland.
     -- Clifton C. Inge of Mobile, Ala., a 1958 graduate of the
University's College of Arts and Sciences.  Chairman of Willis
Corroon Corp., Inge is a past president of the University's Arts
and Sciences Alumni Council.
     -- Leigh B. Middleditch Jr. of Charlottesville, a 1951
graduate of the College and a 1957 graduate of the law school at
the University.  Middleditch is a partner in the law firm of
McGuire, Woods, Battle & Boothe, a past president of the Virginia
Chamber of Commerce and a former member of the University's Board
of Visitors.
     -- Peter Quick of New York City, a 1978 graduate of the
University's engineering school.  Quick is president and chief
operating officer of Quick & Reilly Group Inc., the holding company
for Quick & Reilly Inc., a leading discount brokerage firm.  Quick
has served on the National Selection Committee for the Jefferson
Scholars Program, which helps the University recruit students who
excel in leadership, scholarship and citizenship.
     -- Fred M. Trainor of Fort Worth, Texas, a 1961 graduate of
the University's College of Arts and Sciences.  Trainor is founder,
president and chief executive officer of AVCOR Health Care Products
Inc.  He played football for U.Va. and has served on the Jefferson
Scholars Program's National Selection Committee.  He is one of the
originators of the Western Wahoo Open, a benefit golf tournament
held in Las Vegas.
     Stepping down from the board as of July 1 are:
     -- Alan A. Diamonstein of Newport News, a 1955 graduate of the
University's McIntire School of Commerce and a 1958 graduate of the
law school.  He is an attorney with the firm of Diamonstein &
Staley and a member of the Virginia General Assembly.
     -- David A. Harrison III of Hopewell, a 1939 alumnus of the
College who took a law degree at U.Va. in 1941.  Harrison is a
retired New York investment banker who owns Flowerdew Hundred
Plantation, an important archaeological site in Virginia.
     -- W. MacKenzie Jenkins Jr. of Virginia Beach, a 1953 graduate
of the College of Arts and Sciences.  Jenkins is president and
chairman of the board of MacKenzie Fibres International in Norfolk.
    -- William C. Lickle of Palm Beach, Fla., and Wilmington, Del., 
a 1951 graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences and a 1953
graduate of the law school at U.Va.  Lickle, who served as
president of the Alumni Association, is the retired chairman of the
board of Morgan Trust Co. of Florida and J.P. Morgan International
Corp. in Wilmington, Del.  He is now president of Renwil Corp.
     -- G. Revell Michael Jr. of Leesburg, a 1962 graduate of the
architecture school.  Michael is an architect with the firm of
Michael & Michael in Alexandria.
     Though his term ends this year, C. Wilson McNeely III of
Charlottesville will remain on the board as a representative of the
Board of Visitors, to which he was appointed this year by Gov.
George Allen.  President of Eagle Corp., McNeely is a 1964 graduate
of U.Va.'s College of Arts and Sciences.
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                                                    June 15, 1994

Karen A. Castle
University News Office
kac@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu
(804) 924-7116


[Submitted by: Karen A. Castle  (kac@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu)
               Thu, 16 Jun 94 09:57:22 EDT]