The University of Dayton Alumnus, October 1950

BAND ALUMNI GROUP FORMED Last April, the officers of the Band m ailed an inquiry to former Band members asking for an expression of opinion regarding an interest in an alumni group. The purpose of this alumni group would be to sustain their interest in affairs of the Band, to get together a t Homecomings or othef alumni gatherings.

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ESTABLIS HED

Vol. XVI

1929

No.7

Octo ber, 1950

.Editor . . . Sports Editor

M a ry Shay '44.

James F . "Pep" Wilson .

About sixty reply cards were returned to the Music De partment at

U.D. The first meeting was held on O ctober 9 in the Student Union at 8:00 p.m. The members of the new organization were guests of the present Band. It was brought to the attention of the group that the primary objective of the group will be a reunion at Homecoming, when the a lumni members will be with the regula r Band. The possibility of participation in the half-time show was discussed.

The Band officers realize that names have been missed in their q uest for lists of former members, and wish that any former U.D. p layer who h as not been contacted would write to the Band a t U.D., a nd " join up."

Alumni who have re plied are: V. j .

Bra un, '32; W. j . West brock, ' 22; Conan J. Doyle, ' 27; R. J. Westbrock, ' 18: Everell Archdeacon , '48: Howard J. Miller, '48; J. R . Forstho ff, '40; Wm. C. H ill, '40; Henry Dexte r , '35; Tom H. Cron, '48; Dr. R . C. M iller , '31; Dr. A. V. Black, '38; Dr. Arthur E. Danni n , '45; Howard R. Houser, '34; C. M . McFnrlnnd, '41; L1. Col. M .

J. Costello, ' 30 ; Nor b. Kreusch, '26; Robert Stewnrt, ' 22 ; Lnrry S te m bc r, ' 27 ; L.loyd A. He n sel, '43; A. E. Esselste in, '44; R . A. K empe r , '48; Roberl L. Niedermun, ' 49; Doug las H. Bak e r, ' 42 ; John L Hickey, '43; Theodore Brown, '48; Lt. Clmrles W. ForsthofT, '42; John Glemet, '41; Don E. R ist, ' 1-3 ; Robert E. Pemberton, '50 ; Edwnrd A. Schne ider, ' 25 ; Ted Leukns, '49; Jum es T . Cline, '30 ; Howurd Kane, ' 30; Jack Foose, '34 ; John Aspell, '4-2; W ilbur J . Smolka, '40 ; Wm. J . Ruperl, '46; 1\furk F . Lillc kcn, '41 ; Rich nr d H.

FRONT CO VER: May we 路present J ack Bramlage , ' 52, head cheerleader of the Flye rs. J ack hails fro m Da yton, a nd is a junior in t he Arts d epartme nt. He d irects the cheering crew consisting of three girls and two boys.

" Entered as second class matter April 15, l940, at the Post Office, at D ayton, Ohio, under the Act of M a rch 3, 1879."

Issued Monthly- October through June SUBSCRIPTION- Per Year, including M embership in the Alumni Association, $5.00.

Checks, drafts a nd money orders should be made payable to w'rh e Alumni Association of the U niversity of Dayton."

For wills and other bequests, the legal title of the corporation is "The U niversity of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio."

Klopf, ' 42; W illiam E. Reeves, '42 ; J o h n " ' roe, '43 ; Betty Sper uw, '45; R oy J. Adviento, '49; Dtwid J. Ab romowitz, '35; Re' '路 Norbert J. M iller, '29 ; nnd Ernest Spegele, '40 .

If you are a former Band member and your name does not appear here - send a note to the Band- U .D., Dayton 9, 0., and you will be notified regarding future meetings.

1950 HOMECOMING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 8:15 p.m.

D edication of Field House

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 9:00a.m.

10:30 a .m.

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12:00 noon 12:00 noon 2:15 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

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Registration Student Union Bldg.

Katfee K latch Bro. Paul's Cafeteria Annual M eeting Student Union Bldg.

Dutch Lunch Cafeteria - Chaminade Hall Get-to-gether Student Union Bldg.

Homecoming Gam e John Carroll vs. Flyers O ld Grad Caucus Silver Forest Miami Hotel Class R eunions Hawaiian Cannibals Old Grad Caucus Silver Forest Miami Hotel Homecoming Dance Biltmore H otel

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188o-Hcnry Rentz, forrne<l y of Chickasaw, 0., now a resident of D ayton, was a campus visitor.

1891 ~Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hierholzer, Celina, 0., were campus visitors.

1894~Dr. L. F. Bucher, secretary, F .O.E., D ayton, was presented with the Eagles Civic Service Award in recognition of his 47 years' lead ership with the Eagle~.

1907~Syrnpathy is extended to the family of W a lter J. T hies, Dayton architect, who died in Dayton, Sept.

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1909~ La wrence

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Ph.D., visited the campus late in July. He is now professor of history and head of the department at Ball

State Teachers' College, lnd.

1912- Carlos Diaz is residing in Monterrey, Mexico.

1914~Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert J. Sherry, Lt. Col., is sta tioned in K orea. H e made an address at Taegu, previous to which he assisted in the evacuation of prisoners. Bish op Frank Thill was a D ayton visitor.

1915~H . ]. Haile, Cha ttanooga, Tenn., a ffiliated with the W. C. T eas Co., was a campus visitor.

1916~Jarnes E. Duffy was re-

DEDICATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON FIELD

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become a reality-has been scheduled for Friday, Nove mber 3, 1950, at 8:15p.m. . . . Alumni are cordially invited to attend.

elected faithful scribe of the K. of C.'s in Dayton. James Dwyer of the Charles Cooper advertising agency, New York City, was a Dayton visitor.

Mr. Dwyer illustrated the story Water Front which appeared in Colliers. He also does illustrations for the Literary Guild's W ings-the pamphlet anno uncing the selections of the club.

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ABOVE IS A SAMPLE OF THE ALBUM OF UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

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with wards and all. Same of these albums are still available at the Music Department at the University af Dayton. The supply is dwindling fast, so send your $1.75 soan if you desire an album.

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1917~Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Wert, Detroit, Mich., were campus visitors.

1918~Father J oseph McFarland, H oly Angel's church, Dayton, celebra ted a High M ass of thanksgiving for the St. Eliza beth's School of Nursing a lumnae reunion. Mr. B. F. Graziani, attorney, Covington, K y., was a campus visitor.

1919-Sympathy is extended to the family of J. A. Lyons who died Aug. 8, in Columbus, 0. Congratulations are extended to Bro. Andrew Weber, S.M., mecha nical engineering professor at U.D., whose a rticle ''Refresher Courses- Why and H ow'' appeared in the American Engineer.

E. B. H ess, Covington, Ky., was a campus visitor.

192o-Gene M ayl is a member of the D ayton Committee of the Associated Services for the Armed Forcesa n organization similar to U.S.O .

1922~Harold D . Moody is with the Sta te Highway D epartmen t of O hio. H e is field inspector for eight counties. Robert Stewart who 4las been re-hospita lized in Ward 13, Edgewood H ospital, Brentwood, Long I sla nd, N.Y., would a pprecia te hearing from his classmates. Sympathy is extended to the family of N ick Gausepohl who died of a heart a ttack during June. D. H erbert Abel, professor of L atin and Greek, Loyola, C hicago, was a campus visitor.

He was visiting his son, J ames H. Abel, S.M .,- the third generation at U.D. 1923~Steve Emerick is affiliated with the John Stanko Service Distributing Company, D ayton.

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named cha irma n of a subcommittee of th e Ohio River Vall ey W ater Sanitation Commission. Mr. Klin e will h ead the committee dea ling with ind ustria l waste. (Joe ) Poelking's Lanes- a super bow ling center on the Wilmington Pike, D ayton, is sc!1edu lcd to be compl eted before wmter.

MEMBERS OF SOROSIS ACTIVE ON THE CARD PARTY HELD OCTOBER 11 AT THE Miam i Hotel are left to right : Mrs. Brenden Reilly, ' 39; Mrs . Hugh Noonan , ' 39; Mrs .

Edward Wick , ' 41 ; M iss Rose Rothberg , '40; Mrs. John Veigel, '40 , and Miss Helen

Richards, '45 . Anisting on the committees but not s hown in the picture we re Min Elain e Glossing er, '44 , and Mrs. Geo . Zahn , '40.

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Office, Washington, D. C., was a ca mpus vi sitor. C. P. Eisen hauer was elected treasurer of the T ool Manufacturers' Association, Inc. R. P. Muth, M.D., has been insta ll ed as fa ithful ad mira l of the K. of C's.

1 925- Joseph Back, hospita l administra tor, Grandview, Day ton, reports that the American Osteopathic Assoc iation has app roved Gra nd view for intern and res idence training.

1926- Sympathy is ex tend ed to th e famil y of John L. R obinson, C incinnati , wh o d ied in May, 1949. Sympathy is ex tended to Mrs. Herbert C. M orton, D ayton, on the death of her husband, a graduate of the law school.

1 927- R. C. Renn er, East Day ton Tool a nd Die Company, was elec ted president, Tool M an ufacturers' Associa ti on. K enneth Kurtz, M.D., has been installed pres id ent, D ayton chapter, Delta T au Delta. Thomas Kirk, M .D., La j olla, Calif. , wa s a ca mpus visitor.

1928- James E. Hayes,

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service representative, Chesapeake a nd Ohio R ailway Co., C incinnati , was a cam pus visitor. Sympathy is extended to Arthur M eyring, Dayton a ttorney, on the death of his father .

1929- Mr. an d Mrs. Ceo. K. H ough ta iling, and d aughter, from H awaii, were ca mpus visitors. Mr. H oughta iling is assistant city pl anning engineer in H onol ulu. \ â&#x20AC;˘V. R. Dubois has ch anged his residence

from Da yton to Ashton , New J ersey.

Bro ther William Busch, S.~1. , has been named T reas urer of th e U n iversity of D ayton. H e replaces Bro. Wm. A. Dapper, S.M., who ha s retired.

1 9 30- Congratu lations a rc extended to George and Dorothy Boehmer on the birth of Georgene Naomi, Jul y 9 in Chicago, 111. M anley Farm is broad casting over D ayton 's station WHIO every Sunday at 12:1 5 p.m., with the Parad ise I sland ers. J oseph P. Duffy, assistan t city prosecutor, has been named director of the air observat ion post to be esta bl ished in D ayton. Congratulations a rc ex tend-

ed to Myrtl e L. Bush a nd N. M .

Schneider who were marri ed on Ma y 20, in St. Thomas rectory, Zanesville, 0. They arc res iding in Zanesvill e.

Edward P. Breen is seeking hi s second term as cong ressman from the T h ird Congressional D istri ct- Dayton. Congra tulat ions arc extended to Howard H. K ane on his promotion to associate professor in th e Busin ess Adm inistration depa rtment at Bow ling G reen (Ohio ) State U niversity.

Mr. K a ne holds an lVLA. from Ohio State.

1 9 3 1 - Ma rtin K immel, \'\' ayland, New York, reports there was quite a g ro up in th e D ayton section at St. Bonaventure. So sorry we could not ring up a winner.

1932- H. S. Klin e, industrial hygiene officer with Frigid aire Division, General Nlotors Co rporation, was

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193 3 - Gale Murph y, Da yton attorn ey, has been elected president of the Agonis Club. Congratulations arc ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. Willi a m Carl in (Betty J ane Runkle) on the birt h of th eir son, Wi lli am Charles Sept. 8. Robert P. \.Yagner, New York Fire I nsuran ce Co mpan y agent, has opened his offices in th e Third Nationa l Build ing, Dayton. M a jor Carl M. Rodberg, commanding o fficer, 423rd Engi neers' Construction batta lion, is back in service. His peacetim e job was ch ief engin eer for the Finke Engineer ing Co., D ayton.

Ra lph J. Zaeng lein, with th e Aluminum Corporation of America at Alcoa, T enn ., was a ca mpus visitor during Ju ly.

1934- Congratulations a re ex ten ded to Dr. and Mrs. R obert Deger on the birth of their d a ughter, E lizabeth C lare, J une 30th, D ayton . Dick Fortener, his wife and two chi ldren, Louisville, K y., were ca mpus visitors.

Dr. and Mrs. Harry Libecap, and their two d aughters, Ba rbara and Bever ly, Hollywood, Ca lif., were campus visitors. Cha rl es L. Brinkman is an officer of the Tool M a nufa cturers' Association, Jn c., Day ton.

Congratulations arc ex tend ed to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gerson on the birth of their son, L eonard , Sept. 13. Mr. Gerson is a Da yton attorn ey. ; 1935 - Congratu lations are extended to T om Hoban on being elected president of the Alumni Chapter in C level and , 0. We understan d they had a mighty fin e pi cn ic this summer in Cleveland for the a lumni and stud ents from the university. M ich ae lS. Genter is working with the National Supply Company, Springfield, 0.

1936- C. P. ( Pete) Zurlind en, former Associa ted Press Correspon d ent, has been ap pointed civili a n defense co-ordinator for Columbus, 0. Dr. Edward Mi ll onig- first pres id ent of Sig ma D elta Pi- is doing further work in obs tetri cs and gynecology at St. J oseph 's hospital , D etroit, Mich .

D an iel E . O'Keefe, St. Pa ul , ~1inn ., is ass igned to th e U ni versity of ?\1innesota by the U.S. Publ ic H ealth Service to com plete his work fo r his Ph .D . H e ex pects to be fin ish ed in June, \951. Sympath y is extended to

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J ohn C. Wi ck, Jr., on the d eath of hi s fa th er, ]. C li fford ' '\lick, recently in Pi ttsburgh, Pa . Survi vors a lso include anoth er son, Pa ul ''\lick, '38.

1937- Col. Don L. Wilhelm has been tra nsferred from W old C ha mberl ain Field a t Minnea polis to H eadqu ar ters, lOth Air Force, Selfridge AFB, Michiga n. Dr. D avid '"'路 K ersting, Milwa ukee, was a D ayton visitor.

1938- Congratul at ions a re ex tended to M r. and Mrs. Ri cha rd H em pelman (Gera ldin e Beach ) on th e birth of th eir third child, a daughter, K a thl een Ann, on June 14, D ayton.

Congra tul a tions are extend ed to Mr .. and Mrs. Willi am Petkewicz (Doroth y M eyer ) on the birth of their d a ughter, An n Dolores, Aug. 7.

C ha rl es Gerwels is a ffilia ted with the M ogul Rubber Corporation in Goshen, India na . H erbert Finke, Jr., served as purchasing agen t fo r th e St. J oseph's Orphans picni c. C ongratul a ti ons are extend ed to Lt. Col. and Mrs. John E. Unverferth , Ft. Belvoir, Va., on the birth of their d a ughter, K atherin e, M ay 16. R obert U n verferth , Al exa ndria, V a ., was a ca mpus visitor. H e is working on his L LB. at Georgetown. Bob Schneble, Coosa Pines, Al a., was a campus visitor.

1939--Elwood Zimmer, Dayton C hamber of Commerce, and secreta ry of the Lions' club, represented that organi za tion at the St. J oe's O rph ans picnic. C ongra tul ati ons are ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. Paul R ado on the birth of th eir son, Edward Mich ael on Sept. 7 in Dayton. Bill F it zpatrick is president of th e D ayton Associa tion of Building O wners and ~1a n age rs. Congratula tions are extend ed to George (Ba rney) a nd Bridget D oona n on th e arriva l of George Wa lter on Aug. 4. Sister Susa nn a, S. N.D., is in Chi cago. R ev.

Roy Goss, Al toona, Pa., was a ca mp us visitor. Vern on N ieberl ein has moved from Indianapoli s, Ind., to Webster G roves, M o. M a j. and Mrs. Dona ld A. K erst ing a re residing in H eidelberg, Germa ny. M a j. K ersting is sec retary of the general staff und er Gen. Eddy, com manding gen eral of the United States Army in Europe.

1940- Congra tul ati ons are extended to M r. a nd Mrs. Pa ul Agnew on the birth of th eir third child, a daughter, J en nife r, on June 8. J ack Padley was elected vice-pres iden t of th e Agonis club, D ayton. J ack's M arine ou tfi t h as been reca lled to service, at Ca mp Pendleton, Cali f. M aj. Pad ley has received a transfer to the Q uanti-

co M ari ne Base, Virgin ia. His wife a nd fa mil y will reside ther e with him.

- T he foo tba ll tea m is wondering if we will have to pl ay Padley-good old 99, too, when we face th e Quantico M arin es on O ct. 21. Arthur Mill onig, M.D., announces the opening of hi s office in D ayton. H e is d oing eye, ea r, nose and throat work.

Sympathy is extended to Alice and Ruth Ohmer on the d ea th of their mother. Survivors a lso include a son, Paul, ' 19. Congra tul ati ons a re extended to Mr. and Mrs. J ose ph Va rley (Connie H och wa lt ) on the birth of twin d aughters, Mary M onica and K a thl een Veroni ca on Sept. 12, D ayton . T od M akley, M.D. , is specia lizing in eye surgery a nd is h ead of the eye clinic at Ohio State. Co ngratulati ons are extended to Dr. a nd Mrs. R aymond K ahn on the birth of th eir son, D ennis Eric, Jun e 18 in . Day ton.

Leo F. Donely, M.D., a nnounces th e opening of his o ffi ce~ in St. Louis, with practice limited to genera l surgery. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bren nan, Washington, D.C., were ca mpu s visitors. J ack is working with the U.S. C ivil Service Commission.

1941 - Congratulations a re ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. J er ry Yocs is (Betty M yers), Cincinn ati, on th e birth of their son, ]~ fo r J erome, Afo r Anth on y,~o n Aug. 30. Betty pl ans to ca ll him J AY. Fred D. Sommers, who hold s a M aster's d egree in edu cation from U.D ., wrote hi s th esis on "A Compl ete History of Steel e Hig h Sch ool, D ayton, 0 ," a nd won a spot in th e D ayton D aily News' Cam eri ca sec tion. Congra tulations a re ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. Richa rd A. H a ll, D ay ton, on th e birth of th eir son, Steph en Ed ward , Sept. 18.

Bill Mora n, sa les eng in ee r, is a ffiliated with Gen er al Electri c a t New H aven, Conn . Dottie and Bill Sherma n were a mong the Day toni ans wh o mad e a pil gri mage to Italy. Th ey a lso vis ited th e contin en t a nd the British Isles. l942~Be n o K eiter who resign ed his position wi th the Montgomery County Proba tion offi ce is b ack in serv ice. H e is a former member of th e 7th 105 mm H ow itzer batta lion, U .S. M a rin e R ese rves. Ri cha rd H. Kl opf, wh o received his M as ter's d egree in ~tfus i c from the C in cinn a ti Conserva tory of Music, is teaching a t Anti och College, Yellow S pri ngs, 0 .

Congra tul ati ons are extend ed to Mr. and Mrs. R obert H eidka mp, Dayton, on th e birth of their second child , a son, on Ju ne 9. They have named him Steven Ri chard. Congratula tion s a re

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ex tend ed to D oroth y Berg and R obert M a loney who were married in Corpus Christi Church, D ayton, J ufle 4. Ned H ess, Cold wa ter, 0., was a campus visitor. Congratu lations are ex tend ed to Lt. Charles Forsthoff, Ba ltimore, Md., wh o was se lected by the Chemi ca l corps to go to Pri nceton to obtain hi s Master's degree in n uclear ch emistry.

1943- Congratul ations are ex tended to .M r. a nd Mrs. Ll oyd R ensel ( Betty H em pelm an ) on th e birth of their first child, a son, j ohn Ed wa rd on Sept. 30. Mary C . Ferris has return ed to her "school mar m" pos ition on Gua m. She h as taught th ere two yea rs, and .during th a t time has been conducting night English classes for Gu am policem en. She teaches a t George Washington high school, Sinaja na village. Congra tul ati ons a rc ex tended to Patsy Ann Unger an d Brooks T . Ca rson who were married on M ay 24 a t Cor pus Christi Church, D ayton. Ca pt. R obert j. Schmidt an d famil y are still res iding a t Sand ia Base, Albuquerque, N . M ex. Congra tul ati ons a rc ex tend ed to K athleen -\-Vhetro, instructor in English a t U .D ., who received h er 'M aster's degree a t th e University of Mi chiga n this summer. Congra tul ations are extended to J ohn a nd L oretta Dill, Bay Vill age, Ohio, on th e birth of th eir second child, a son, Charles, on Feb. 8, 1950. Betty M ess ler h as entered Smith C ollege at North a m pton, M ass ., wh ere she will work on her M as ter's degree in socia l admi nistration. Thom as Stanl ey, S.NI. , was ord ain ed Jul y 23 in St. Mich el College ch a pel, Fribourg, Switzerl and. ~ Congratula tion s are ex tended to Pau l Kispersky, wh o received hi s Ph. D. from Purdue in June 1950. Pau l, h is wife, and th ei r three boys, are resid ing in Azusa, C a l.

1944~C o n g ra tul a ti o n s a re extended to Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Perkins {Betty Ann Behringer ) on the birth of th eir da ughter, J acqueline l\r!au reen, on June 9 in D ayton. Congratulations a rc ex tended to Mr. and Mrs. R obert Seiter (Ja n Hibber t) , X en ia, on the bi rth of th eir third son, R obert Fra nklin, on Jul y 15. Nlr. and Mrs. Charles R. Freer, Jr., ( M ary Fish er ), and th eir four children arc res iding in D enver. C hu ck is affiliated with G. M .A.C. Congratul a ti ons a re extended to Mr. and M rs. J ohn E verett (Julia Ca rey) on the b irth of their son, J a mes Ca rey, on May 19, 1950. Edison C. Sickman is residing in All en town, Pa.

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1945- Congratulations are extended t.o Sally Pitcairn 1 Youngstown, a nd J ohn Farnbacher, Dayton, who were mar ried in Columbus on Sept.

22. Richa rd A. Welsh, M.D., has changed his residence from North Star to Ft. Recovery, Ohio. Congratulations are extended to Joa n Dods\vorth, who, after receiving her M.D. in June 1949 and completing her internship, is now taking her residency at Loyola in Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. J erome T. Grismer ( Kathleen M cCloskey) and their ten month old daughter, Janet Elaine, were campus visitors. J erry is half way through his four-year residency in thoracic surgery. Congratulations are extended to Paul J. Kappes, Columbus, who received his Bachelor of Science degree in journalism management from Ohio State at their summer convocation. Congratulations arc extended to Ruth Shutrump of Youngstown, and George I gel, Jr., Columbus, who will be married in O ctober. George is recovering very nicely after his polio attack. Norbert C. Bruns, S.M., sailed in August for Fribourg, Switzerland, to study at Villa St. Jean.

1946- Congratulations are extended to Catherine Ens and R. Ney Lizardi, who were married on August 5 in St. Agnes Church in Dayton.

Congratulations are extended to J ack Shadrach, of the D ayton Y.M.C.A., who has been named Boys' Work Secretary a t the Y.M.C.A. in Lima.

Congratulations arc a lso extended to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Selz (Lola Lake) on the birth of their second child and first daughter, Karen Jo, on July II . Congratulations arc extended to Mr. and Mrs. Dale M artin ( H elen Higgins) on the birth of their son, Mark, on August 18, at M ercy H ospita l in Springfield. Their other child, Diane Maureen, is two. Lt. Bernard F . Roth, reported Dayton's first war casua lty, has been confirmed a prisoner of war by the Internationa l Red Cross.

1947 -Congratulations arc extended to H elen P. Lechner and Eugene F. Thomas, :who were married on 路 June. 17 in the Church of the Assumption. Mrs. Thomas has been a faculty member at Julienne High School. John 路w estcrheide is residing a t the University Club in Schenectady in New York. H e is a sales engin eer and a representative of General Electric to the American Locomotive Company. H e was a campus visitor.

T ed Aponyi is a ttending night classes at the University of Dayton and is a ffiliated with the Monsanto Chemical Company. Jack Castignola was a campus visitor. Robert M. Berner,

vice-president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Dayton, was presented an award at a J.C.C. dinner.

He a lso has been named rural chairman for the 195 l Community Chest campaign. Mrs. Alice Hendershot, public health nurse, completed an instructors' training course at the Red Cross Chapter House in Xenia. Bonnie Wicke! man filled a summer stock engagement in the New England states. She appeared in the Priscilla Beach Theatre, Plymouth, Mass. H er two-month tour, in addition to being in plays, included some d rama tic art study. Bill Knisley has resigned from his coaching at Wilbur Wright High School and has been recalled to active duty with the marines. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stich ( Bevedy Thompson ) have moved to Poughkeepsie, New York. Sympathy is extended to Mr. a nd Mrs. J a mes D. Whalen (Jean LeBoeuf) on the death of their infant son, Joseph Richard. Bo Powers has resigned as assistant football coach at Hamilton Catholic to accept a position in the Montgomery County Probation Office, Dayton. Hank Froelich has been elected vice-president of the Cleveland Alumni chapter. Robert N. Sherman visited the European continent this summer.

1948- George ]. Falkenbach received his M aster's degree in electrical engineering last June from the University of I llinois. He is working for the Bell Aircraft Corporation in Buffa lo as an electronics engineer in microwave development. He is residing in Niagara Falls. H enry J. Hoying, who is a ffiliated with the N.C.R. in Richmond, Indiana, was a campus visitor. Congratulations are extended to J eanne Marie Hannon and J. Dennis Griffin, who were married in St. Angela's Church, Chicago, September 2. Sympathy is extended to the family of Lt. J ohn Archer, who was killed in action in Korea on July 29. Lt. Archer was awarded the Silver Sta r. Connie Frank, who is teaching again at Minster High School, was a campus visitor. Congratulations are extended to Leo Buse, Jr., Cincinnati, who was married on April 29 to "a girl from South Bend, Indiana"- sorry we don't know her name. Leo is a leather salesman for the B. C. Poole a nd Company in Cincinnati. Congra tulations arc extended to Thomas H. Cron, who is enrolled as a sophomore at the Northern Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago. The Crons wi ll be residing in Chicago for about three years. Congratulations are extended to T om M e-

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Carthy, who received a graduate fellowship a t Loyola in the Naval Bureau of Research specializing in wound healing. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wilson (Norma H elen Hicks) were campus visitors. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. James D. Whalen (Jean LeBoeuf) on the death of her father. M ary Ellen Reinhard is teaching business math, accounting, and shorthand, a t Miami-Jacobs Business College. Rosann M. Houser had a nice trip to Bermuda. Sister M ary Ann (Grace Ann Luther), a member of the D aughters of M ary, whose address is Petit Val, Suey en Brie, Saone et Oise, France, would a ppreciate hearing from some of her classma tes.

During the summer your editor had quite a nice visit with Sister Mary Ann and Sister Mary Laura (Laola Hironaka ) at their convent close to Paris. Both of these alumnae would like to receive mail at the above address. James H. Finke, who received his Master's at H a rvard Business School, is affiliated with the Finke Company selling refrigera tion units.

Veryl L. Zech, teacher in the music department at U.D., is working on his Master's at the Conservatory in Cincinnati. Glenn Hoffman, M.D., is interning at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Dayton. Robert A. K emper, M.D., is a member of the staff a t Charity Hospital in New Orleans, La. H erman Eichel, who works with Abbott Labs in Waukegan, Ill., was a campus visitor. Congratulations arc extended to Mr. and Mrs. J oseph Tolle on the birth of their da ughter, Suzanne Marie, on July 25. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. John H askins on the birth of their son, John Fra nklin, on September 12 in \ D ayton.

1949-Congratulations a re exte';!ded to Eleanor Eagan and R obert C. Knee, Jr., who were married on August 12 in the First Presbyteria n Church, Kirksvill e, M o. Bob has entered Ohio Northern Law School.

Mrs. Richard Anduze (Annette Stutzman ) spent six weeks in the summer theatre at Catholic University, where she is studying for a M aster's degree in dramatics. Congratulations are extended to H enry Ferrazza, who received his M aster's degree in physical education at Western Reserve September 13. Hank is now a faculty member of the physical education department at U.D. He was secretary-treasurer of the C levela nd Club. D an Lochtefeld received his M aster's in education from \'\'estern Reserve and is teaching in a prep school in New Hampshire. Congratulations are extended to Mary Cather-

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inc Lloyd and William P. Gallagher, who were married on Aug ust .12 at M other of Sorrows C hurch, Ashtabula, O hio. Bill is with the Nationa l Distillers' C hemical Corpora tion.

Lois K appeler and T heresa Kelble attended th e Fourteen th Convention of C.S.M.C. at Notre Da me, South Bend . Congratulations are extended to J anice M elberth a nd F red R .

Miller, who were married in St. Rita's C hurch, D ayton, on August 12. \o\1illia m E. Gillespie was the first Air Force R-eserve officer to be recalled to active d uty in D ayton. H e reported to L angley Air Force Base, V irginia, on August 5. R. C. K a iser is back in Cleveland, Bria n M cCall, who is working on his M aster's at O h io State, was a campus visitor.

Congratulations are extended to M ary B. Lambert and H erbert E. M eyer, who were married Septem ber 9 in H oly Angels C hurch, D ayton.

Ed (Chief ) Toscani is working with the Adult Probation O ffice, M ontgomery County. Ed hopes to move h is family to Dayton soon. Congratulations a re extended to Miss M a rgie Garrison and J a mes E. Rich, who were ma rried on July 29 a t H oly Angels pa rish house. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and M rs. Bernard Doody (Billy F rcyburg - '48) on the birth of their son Stephen Michael on J une 20 in D ayton, O hio.

A nice letter from L uis G. M arrero informs us that he has been accepted in his first year of medical school in Mexico City, where the school year r uns from March till early in D ecember. Congratulations arc extended to Miss Brita Ammann a nd Luis G. M arrero on the announcement of their engagement a nd a pproaching marriage. T he wedding will ta ke place in D ecember 1950 at H oly Angels C hurch after Luis has completed his first year of med school.

Bob Anneser is working on his M aster's at Western Reserve. Congratulations are extended to Miss Ruth Sch warber and J a mes Boff, who were married at St. William's C hurch in C incinnati on M ay 30. Congratulations are extended to Phyllis Aiello and J ack A. Coates, who were married on September 6 in Pittsburgh.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. K arl F. Kroemer on the birth of K arl F. Kroemer, III, on J uly 26 in Wheeling, W. Va. Ed (Sandy) King received his M aster's in education from Western Reserve in J une. H e is teaching in D ubuque, Iowa. Congratula tions are extended to Mr. and M rs. Gera ld R. H elmig on the birth of their first child, a

da ughter, on September 6. Edwin J. Seeboeck has enrolled for his second year at H arva rd Business School after working during the summer at M arsha ll Fields in C hicago. Ray K ehn is wo rking with DuPon t down in Ora nge, T exas. Congra tulations arc extended to Anne Huffman and J erry Wheeler, who were mar ried on Sept. 2, in M onitor, Washington.

Anne is still doing cancer research work at Washington S tate U niversity, Pull man. Congra tula tions are extended to M r. and Mrs. William Fletcher (Mary Casebolt ) on the birth of their daughter, Rebecca L ee, on July 28. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Pa ul M oosbrugger (Helen Miller ) on the birth of their second daughter, Pa tricia Ann, on Sept. 5.

l95Q--J ohn R . Shaeffer, previously with the Standard Register Co., Dayton, has joined the Miami-Dickerson Steel Com pany. H e serves as office ma nager. M olly Bucher is assistant at Wright-Oakwood libra ry. Congratulations are extended to M a ry Ruth Clott and Dan M yers, who were ma rried on Sept. 30, in C hrist the King Church, Cincinnati. Dan is working for Tinnerman Products, Inc. They will reside in Cincinnati.

Congratula tions are extended to Ann Davis, who is a field director for the Girl Scouts at Sheboygan, \-Vise. John Ernst is affiliated with the Bogan M oving and Storage Company, Dayton. M ary E llen Burkhard t is teaching at Webster school, D ayton. Irvin Kuhn is working with the Kiefaber Co., D ayton. Rod Kreitzer is working with the Gra nd Rapids C hair Company, Grand Rapids, Mich. R ay Ripper J a naszck is coaching the Junior Va rsity at Cathedral Latin, Clevela nd. Bob O ppenheim is living in T roy, O hio. D aniel F. Palmert is working at the Inland Division, G.M .C., Dayton. J ohn Klebba is in Linn, Mo. Robert E. Pemberton is an investigator with the Internal Revenue department. John C. Petry is the manager of the Sun Oil Company's sta tion in D ayton. Nevin Poff has been recalled to service in the Navy. Con-'{ra tulations are extended to M a rjorie Jean Ca poral ('49) and Peter H . K untz, who were married in Cor pus C hristi C h urch, Dayton, on Sept. 9. Pete and Marjorie are residing in Springfield, 0 ., where Pete will be affiliated with the lumber business. Congratulations are extended to Donna R ae D ixon and R obert E. H ead, who were married in H oly Angels C hurch, D ayton, J uly 8. Congratula tions are extended

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to Nancy Canby and Edgar Paul Bainbridge, whose engagement has ~een announced. Bill L ange is Still a ffilia ted with the L os Angeles Rams.

Pa ul H oppel is teaching ma th and science in the junior high school in Franklin, 0. H a rold M oots is working on his M aster's in labor economics at O hio State. Congra tulations are extended to Edna Pfeiffer and Car mel Clune, who were married July 29 at Corpus C hristi C hurch, D ayton. Grover Schinbeckler has been recalled to active service with the Second Armored D ivision a t Fort Hood, T exas. H e expected to go to the socia l service school at St. Louis.

AI Krouse is working on his J\1aster's in business administra tion a t Ohio State. Congratulations are extended to Jeannette Poeppclman a nd K en M orrissey, whose engagement has been announced . K en is teaching music at Ft . J ennings High School.

L eo K essler is in a training program with the Clevela nd Gra phite Company. Bill Mayer, Jr., is working in general insura nce in Cleveland. Congratula tions are extended to M a rian na R echer ('48) and Bob Cochran, who were married on June 17 in St. J oseph Church in D ayton. Co ngratula tions a rc extended to M ary Elizabeth Doyle a nd J a mes E. H all, who were married Sept. 23 in St. Mathias Church in Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. Jim has opened a new title abstracting firm in the T hird Nationa l Build ing in Dayton. Congratula tions are extended to Mary Rose Keville and John Bohma n, who were married on August 26 in Our L ady of M ercy, Dayton.

Congratulations are extended to Suzanne M arie Argast and Robert J. Wagner, who were married August 28, in Dayton. Congratula tions are ~ extended to Phyllis M cGann and Bernard J. Ambrose, who were married on June 10 in St. James C hurch.

Lt. Am brose is currently stationed in Korea. Congratulations are extended a lso to Betty J ane Nock and J ohn Gerald Sch midt, who were married in St. Agnes C hurch, Dayton, on June 10. Congratula tions a re extended to J odelle A. Miller and Terrence J. Lorenz, who were married on J une 10 in St. Agnes C hurch. Cong ra tulations a rc extended to George Burger on his appointment as assistant physical director at the Y.M.C.A. in Dayton. Congratula tions are extended to Anne H agan and Lawrence ]. Fitzgerald on their wedding on Sept. 2, in Corpus C hristi Church, Dayton.

T hey arc resid ing in E lyria, O hio.

Mary J o Huth is attending graduate school at Ind iana U. at Bloomington.

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the Convention Bureau in Cincinnati. Art Bok is attending osteqpa thic school in C hicago. Ed Bola nd is affi liated with the Finke Company in refrigeration sales and service. Charlotte Bradford is teaching- in the Dayton school system. Louis S. Caras is in se rvice in Korea. Cha rles F. Colli ns is doing grad uate work, a fter having received a gradu ate fellowship at India na Un ivers ity. Norman D a h m is work ing with Da hm Brothers. George Daly is employed at the Sunshine Bisc uit Com pany. Congratulations are exte nded to Beverly D ehn and Bob Day, who were marri ed in Evanston, Jll., on Oct. 7. Bob is with the Pennsylva nia Mutu a l Insura nce Com pa ny, in D ayton. M ary Louise H enne is worki ng at Sears in D ay ton. Bill Hulsopple is tea ching at F airview in Dayton. Robert A. Kell y is teachi ng at H oly Angels, Dayton. \'\' illiam J. McKinley has been appointed bas ketba ll and footba ll coach a t Springfield , Ohio, Catholic High School. Bill Gu lbrod has been appointed coach at St. Jose ph High School in Cleveland. Football, basketba ll, baseball and tra ck will co me under his supervision. Congratul ati ons a rc extended to Anna Louise Cra mblit a nd Robert F. Steiner, who were ma rried J ul y 17 in Dayton.

Rosemary Lauer is attending St. Louis University and is work ing on her Master's in philosoph y. James L. Abele is teaching at F t. Loramie.

H e will a lso be in cha rge of th e school libra ry and will ass ist in directi ng school plays. Congratu lat ions are extended to .M ary Eileen Brinker and J . Richa rd Yinger, who were mar ried in St. Agnes Church, Cincinna ti. Dick is with the LiggettM eyers Tobacco Company. The engagement of Doris Stahl and Louis D . M elia has been announced. Congratula tions are extended to Flora R omer and Anthony H. Kohnen , who were ma rried in St. H enry' s Church, July 18, in St. Henry, Ohio.

Mr. Kohnen is employed as a chemical engineer for th e Moran Paint Co. of Dayton. Congratul a tions a rc extended to Audrey G. Harris and Fra ncis M. Toohey, who were married Sept. 23, in ~1inn eapo li s . H e is working at the Frigidaire Division, Genera l Motors. Ray Munger is coaching at Russia, Ohio. Earl F. M a tre is se ll ing insurance in Dayton.

Pat Hill is working with Goodyear in Akron. Ed S. Maj is back in service a nd is sta tioned at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina . Fvancis H. McK en-

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Sympathy is extended to Martin L. LeBoeuf on the death of hi s father.

Congratulations arc extended to Lavene H amberg and Donald E. \'\'endeln, who were married in Holy Trinity C hurch, Cold water, 0., Ju ly 22. They a rc residing in D ayton, where Don is affi liated with the Gustav Wiedeke Company. Congratulations are extended to Ph yllis J. Brown and Phili p E. \1\' alker, who were married on Ju ly 22 in the Forest Avenue Presbyterian Church.

Congratulations arc extended to Wanda Billett and Richard ]. Roll, who were ma rried on July 22 in Corpus C hristi C hurch, D ayton.

They will resid e in Columbus.

Jose ph ]. Moylan has received a grad uate assistantshi p in th e psychol ogy department at Bowling Green State U niversity. J ames DanM eet the old g ang at the M iami Va ll ey Chapter Meeti ng Oct. 25 8 p .m.

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fo rd is attending medical schoo l at George \â&#x20AC;˘Vashington U. Nick Fie!, Ja ck Finke, .Jim Leary, Ariel Rodriguez, and Vinton Young, are enrolled in St. Louis Medical School.

At Loyola M ed School you can find J oe Gurnick and Kent Scholl. Robert Lee is studying at J efferson M edical School. Milton Wohl, Dayton's concer t violinist, has been accepted at Maryland for work in th e medical school. J ack Voehringer is at Ohio State stud ying medi cine. Ca rl Bertra ms a nd Con Fecher are studying dentistry at Marquette. Lou Froning, Ralph Trusler, a nd Karl Spyridon , are working on their D.D.S. at Ohio State, whi le Gene Huffman is at St. Louis in dentistry. Among the '50 graduates who are attendi ng osteopathic schoo l are G len Cook at Philadelphia, and Russel Fie! and Tom Foster at K irksville. J. Dolores Bastian has received a graduate appoin tment at Purdue, while Richard Schieman is doing graduate work at Western Reserve. Dan Lea ry is in a

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training program with the Frigidaire Division G. M .C. Congratulations arc extended to J ean Ann Geis and '"' illiam C. Sherer, who were marri ed in Our Lady of the Rosary C hurch, Dayton, on Jun e 17. Congratul ations arc extended to Ju ani ta Ann Pohl and Robert Edward Hoba n, who were married on Ju ne 24 in th e Ch urch of th e H oly Angels, Dayton. Lt. Thomas E. Duffy is serving with the ar my in Korea.

Congratulations are extend ed to Mary Loui se Na ncarrow and J erome J. McGarry, who were marri ed on August 19 in St. Albert the Great C hurch, Dayton. Robert 0. Gossett is residing in Brewster, 0. Lawrence ]. M cGreevy has established his residence in M oscow, Idaho. Eugene J oh nston is studying at the Kirksvi lle School of Osteopathy. James A. Riley, Jr. , is studying with the Cra ne Com pany, C hi cago. Bill Rish is tea ching at Jefferson Township School, M on tgomery County. George A. Schl agbaum is selling cars at D efiance, 0. Vera Seiler is affil iated with the Dayton D aily News in the Society Department. J ohn L. \-Vagncr is work ing with Sears and Rocbuck in Dayton, and is attending a sa les trai ning program. Congratulations arc extended to Maureen '\ J ordan and H a rold H . H ormann who were married on Aug. 5, in Holy Angels' Church, Sidney, 0.

Congratulations a rc extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loeb ( Rosemary Coulter '48 ) on the birth of twin sons, Stanley and Bill, on July 25.

Congratulations a re a lso extended to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. H orning on the birth of their son, Jo hn, on Sept. 14. AI is working with the Yoder Die Casting Co. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. .John J. Flanagan, Oceanside, L. I., N. Y., on the birth of their daughter, Patricia Corrine, on July 17. J ack is in business constru cting houses.

His offices are in Rockville Cen ter, L. I. Frances Dersham is teaching in Dayton. Robert Buschur is working at the Inland Mfg. Div. GMC in expense contro l. G il Stovicek is worki ng at \.Yright Field.

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