STORM TRACK: May 31, 1986 (Volume 9 Issue 4)

The ST Roster lists names, addresses, and brief bibliographies of those persons interested in or willing to correspond with others about storms. Normally, only recent entries since the last issue are included.

Name                    Address                  Chase country-range

Robin Wyatt             618 Madison Ave.         Kentucky, Tennessee,
                        Madisonville, KY 42431   and Indiana

(Bibliography: Age 29, has had some meteorology
experience but not chased (yet).  Other activities:
movie making, model railroading, and square dance
caller.  Says that ST is "about the best reading on
twisters, I have ever read."

Phil Sherman            18081 Midway Rd. #2828   Texas, Oklahoma, and
                        Dallas, Texas 75252      Kansas

(Bibliography: Age 25, single and still looking for the
big one.  Graduated from Duke University in May, 1982,
and have been interested in severe storms from early
childhood.  (Obtained the spotters guide from NSSFC
when I was in 3rd grade.)  "I find storm chasing the
the perfect outlet for my interest.  In addition to
observing severe storms, I really enjoy forecasting".

Leonard Silvermann  Whirlwind Designs
                    65 Inman St.
                    Cambridge, MA 02139

(Bibliography: Age 39. "For as long as I can remember,
I've been enthralled by the sky/weather and
particularly storms.  Originally, I had enrolled in
college in an Aerospace program, but after a couple of
years, changed over to the humanities.  Whirlwind
Designs was born three years ago as a spin-off of my
desire to combine Arts with Science."  Mr. Silvermann
sells fantastic looking T-shirts (T stands for tornado)
and artwork.  You can write to him for a brochure.