mer director of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Brother Hubbard was active in local, state and national banking organizations. He was also active in numerous Pasadena civic organizations. WALDO WHITE SELLEW, Columbia '13 Waldo White Sellew, 78 years old, died on April 27, 1970 after a long illness. He was vice-president and advertising manager of the Forum Magazine, and business and advertising manager of Harper's Magazine, before joining Harper and Atlantic Sales as vice-president. Active in church and civic groups Brother Sellew was president of the Columbia University Club from 1946-48. GLEE RALPH STOCKER, MissouTi '29 Glee Ralph Stocker died of cancer on April 12, 1970 at the age of 65 in Ladue, Missouri. He was president of the St. Louis advertising firm of Glee R. Stocker and Associates, which he founded 35 years ago. Brother Stocker was past president of the International Association of Display Men and a member of the Media Club and the Advertising Club. LLOYD GOMAN, SwarthmoTe '28 Lloyd Goman died on March 23, 1970 in Wallingford, Pennsylvania. He had practiced law in Delaware County with offices in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was twice elected president of the Delaware County Bar Association. He was active as an advisor to the Swarthmore Chapter. CHARLES McKINLEY, Washington '16 Charles McKinley passed away in Portland, Oregon at the age of 80, after a long illness. He was professor emeritus of Reed College and a nationally recognized political scientist. He retired from the Reed College faculty in 1960 as the Cornelia Marvin Pierce Professor of American Institutions. That year he was awarded an honorary LL.D. degree and in 1963 Reed College also named a residence hall after him. He served in various public capacities outside the aca- .e-~ ~ Z.:6' .. f-< "d.....l 0... Uel{jOo ~' "13 ::::; ~ <:l ~ ;.."13 .... "13 'N ~ ~ "'~ ~ ~ Po. '" ~::> ~o·"" 01 v "0 Cll-:: <:l l-- ~ l-"13 f-< "13 t>:: ;::! <:l «: 0 ~ ;:l <";::! 01"13 c... 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SQUIRE, Washington '16 Clark A. Squire died at the age of 75 on March 19, 1970 at Steel Lake, Washington. A veteran newspaperman and former collector of Internal Revenue, Brother Squire was also a member of the State Tax Commission. During his newspaper career he wrote for eight newspapers and was a Washington, D.C. correspondent for the Scripps league of newspapers. He was a devoted contributor to the QUARTERLY and served his chapter as its President's Deputy for eight years. DAVID A. PETERSEN, Westem Michigan '70 David A. Petersen died after a six-month bout with leukemia at the age of 21 on April 21, 1970. A resident of Lansing, Michigan, he was a senior at Western Michigan University where he was captain of the swimming team. He was the backstroke champion on the team and had been named most valuable swimmer of the year by the Mid-American Athletic Conference. It is with sorrow that we TecOl'd the death of the following bTOthers: Sherman D. Shipman, Amhej'st '20, died on October 23, 1969. Geo. E. Sheldon, Sr., BTitish Columbia '04, died on February 26, 1970. John C. Storer, Brown '17, died on March 6, 1970. Clifton H . Tracey, California '02 Archie Davison, Califomia '19, died in July, 1969. Les J. Kulhanek, Colby '62 Wharton Miller, Colgate '13, died on March 8, 1970. Dean W. Beyer, Colgate '37, died on January 30, 1970. William E. Block, Depauw '13, died in May, 1970. Robert J. Grove, DePauw '11, died on October 25, 1969. Dieter Schulte-Mater, DePauw '62, died on November 2, 1969 . Walton B. Fawcett, Hamilton '11, died on February 24, 1970 . Harold H . Reed, Hamilton '19, died on April 1, 1970. Rosario W. Gulizia, Illinois '51 Henry S. McGarrah, Lafayette '11 Alan G. Peter, McGill '19 John F. Wieser, Marietta '13, died on July 1, 1968. William M. Summer, Marietta '26, died on March 18, 1969. Arthur J. Eggenberger, Marietta '28, died on June 27, 1969 . Albert C. Long, MaTietta '29, died on January 8, 1969. V. E. Chatterton, Miami '19 Raymond E. Lyle, Miami '26, died on February 17, 1970. Paul B. Kruke, Miami '64, died in April, 1970. John W. McCormack, Middlebw'y '12, died on February 27, 1970. Lynne S. Nevitt, Northwestem '20, died on November 14, 1969. George Rembos, NOl,them Illinois '70, died in December, 1969. John F. Lipke, OTegon '70 Floyd G. Parrish, Pennsylvania State' 18, died on June 18, 1969. Brinton C. Bell, Swarthmore '98 William H. Richardson, Stanford '26, died on December 27, 1969. Oliver L. Stanton, Toronto '30 Walter G. Bell, Toronto '43 Robert J. Jarvis, Tufts '37, died on March 1, 1970. Louis Mann, Union '17, died on January 20, 1970. Arnold T. Bennett, Wesleyan '38, died on March I, 1970 . Harold J. Mall, Wisconsin '33 DELTA UPSILON QUARTERLY • July 1970