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The Board of Directors that went out of office Saturday August 23 posed for a group picture at its last formal meeting earlier in the week. From left, John Apfelbaum, Treasurer; Patricial Stilwell Walker, Vice President; Mary Ann Owens, Director; Peter McCann, Vice President; Dan Walker, Secretary; Randy Neil, President; Gordon Morison, Director; Ken Lawrence, Vice President; Nancy Clark, Director; F. Burton Sellers, Immediate Past President; John Hotchner, Director; Robert Lamb, Executive Director.
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At the Computers in Philately booth at STAMPSHOW 97, Bob de Violini, the Computers in Philately Committee vice chairman and Secretary of the Philatelic Computing Study Group, demonstrates the use of computers in stamp collecting to renowned framemaker Charlie Jenkins. |
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  Simon Codrington (left) handles stamp collection insurance for the Hugh Wood agency everywhere but in North America, where he is not (yet) licensed. He flew from South Africa to Milwaukee for STAMPSHOW 97, watching elephants pass his veranda during breakfast and collectors pass through the convention center by afternoon Milwaukee time. |
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Robert Spencer, Bud Hennig and Jerry Husak (left to right) were recognized
for 50 years of membership in the American Philatelic Society at the annual
meeting, August 23, 1997, at STAMPSHOW 97 in Milwaukee. They received their
ribbons from then-APS President Randy Neil.
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| Then-President Randy Neil addresses the American Philatelic Society Board of Directors at its meeting preceding STAMPSHOW 97 in Milwaukee. Listening are Executive Director Robert Lamb (left) and Vice President Peter McCann. |
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 At the Board meeting closing his term as President of the American Philatelic Society, Randy Neil thanks Immediate Past President F. Burton Sellers for his 20 years on the Board of Directors of the APS. |
 At the American Philatelic Society awards banquet, new Immediate Past President Randy Neil (foreground) listens to new President John Hotchner, during STAMPSHOW 97 in Milwaukee, August 23, 1997.
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