The University of Dayton Alumnus, February 1968 by eCommons

THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

ALUMNUS FEBRUARY 1968

Inside: The Challenge Graduation Night of Basketball

"We Must Accept" Fitzpatrick

"Mr. and Mrs. Kettering," said Bro. Elmer Lackner, "have expressed their confidence and trust in the University of Dayton and its alumni through this generous gift pledge." "The Ketterings," echoed Father Raymond Roesch, "have shown their tremendous approval of what we are trying to do at the University. They have given us the opportunity for that all-important giant step at this time in our history." "The challenge aspect of the Ketterings' gift is a

Our Katie McCall pins Mrs. Eugene Kettering with yellow roses while Mr. Kettering, left, shows interest in Father Roesch . Bill Sherman is absorbed, too.

Westendorf

Graham

Sherman

gift in itself," reasoned Jerry Westendorf. "We must accept." These are only three of the remarks made at the "Thank You" luncheon for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kettering of Dayton who have offered the University of Dayton $1,000,000 and challenged its alumni to match it dollar-for-dollar over the next three years. We're sure all of you realize that the Ketterings have displayed this generosity toward the University of Dayton and, in turn, the University has created the Kettering Challenge Gift Program aimed at its 16,000 alumni. These facts are for history to embrace. Equally important is the initial response made by members of the alumni association. The Board of Directors of your National Alumni Association did not hesitate to accept this challenge. Bill Sherman, '41, Vice President of Standard Register Company of Dayton, did not wince when the alumni board asked him to serve as national chairman of the program. Bill Fitzpatrick, '39, needed no second thoughts when he was asked to serve as leader for the Montgomery County Chapter portion of this history-making venture. Westendorf, national alumni president, and Charles Graham, president of the Montgomery County group, pitched in to lend a helping hand. It was inspiring, as Father Roesch pointed out, to see the positive alumni reaction to Mr. and Mrs. Ket-

UNIVERSITY OF DA VTON

ALUMNUS MAGAZINE Volume XXXV, No. 1

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President .......... Jerome E. Westendorf, '43 Vice President. . .. . .... . . James J. Gilvary, '51

Treasurer .... . .. . ....... . Barth J. Snyder, '34 Secretary ............. . ... Mary M. Shay, '44

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Robert L. Conger, '57, Cincinnati L. William Crotty, '52, Dayton Richard H. Finan, '54, Cincinnati Dr. Mary Jo Huth, Ph.D., '50, Dayton Donald E. Ruhl, '47, Dayton James E. Uttermohlen, '51, Dayton John R. Westerheide, '47, Dayton

Herbert E. Whalen, Jr., '59, Dayton Edwin J. Zwiesler, '45, Dayton Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M., '36 Bro. Austin J. Holian, '31 Bro. Elmer C. Lackner, '27 Past President, Alumni, Paul J. Heckman, '38

ALUMNUS STAFF Editor . . . ........ .. .. JOSEPH J. McLAUGHLIN ASSISTANTS TO EDITOR DOLORES McANESPIE, '51; MARY M. SHAY, '44

Head table had Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzpatrick, William Sherman, Mr. Kettering, Father Roesch and Mrs. Kettering.

On other end of table were Bro. Elmer Lackner, Mrs. Jerry Westendorf, Mr. Westendorf, Charles Graham and Mrs. Graham.

tering's confidence in 118 years of progress. "We must respond to this challenge," he said at the "Thank You" luncheon for our generous benefactors. "We must aspire to that higher plateau to which this challenge will take us. "It tells us," he continued, "that the Ketterings, as always, are deeply involved in seeking the common good for all people. We must show that our interest is in the same direction. We must continue our civic involvement. We must use our talents for this purpose." "This," said Fitzpatrick, "is an opportunity for us to succeed or fail. There w as a time when the plateau was a $25 gift from an alumnus. Then it went to $100 and the sponsor program was initiated. But now we must reach a somewhat higher plateau. The Ketterings, in effect. are telling us that we must pass through that Threshold of Greatness which Father Roesch so aptly described in last fall's FOCUS magazine. "It can be done," he continued. "No more than 24 hours after the announcement of the Kettering chal-

lenge an alumnus, who graduated less than 20 years ago, offered $35,000. This was an opportunity from an unexpected source. There must be other 'unexpected sources' around." Sherman expressed his confidence in this way : " I have a feeling of assurance which makes me believe that this challenge can be met. Bill Fitzpatrick and I have found that the people are inspired by the challenge. We have sought solicitors for this program. No one has turned us down. This has given us the motivation to go ahead." And Graham wrapped it up by saying: "Your generosity will become our obligation, your interest our concern and your attention our occupation." What more could be said? The Dramatic Years are over. We step to the Threshold of Greatness. JOE McLAUGHLIN Editor

Here are some of the people who will be asking UD alumni to match the Kettering pledge. Alumni themselves, they broke bread in a "Thank You" to the Ketteri ngs, February 3.

VISITINGFEBRUARY 1968

and Mrs. John E. Condon '51, Brother Dennis J. Curry, S.M. '59, Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. D'Argenio, Jr., '64, Lt. Joseph F. Doll, Jr. '65 and guest, Brother Robert B.

by MARY SHAY Alumnus Secretary

With Homecoming, a pleasant memory, the 15th Annual Support Program and the 6th Annual International Communion Sunday events of the immediate future, there are several items of alumni interest which have not been able to appear in this column as yet ... But now is the hour .

(left to right) Mrs. Albert Zamberlan (Maurine Reichard) '58, Ed Plumer '50, the Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M., '36, President, U.D., Rev. Robert Justin Hennesey, O.P., '50, and Mrs. Joseph Lambert (Lois Koerner) '61.

Dr. John E. Condon '51, Dale R. Babione '50, Mrs. John E. Murphy, Col. John E. Murphy '43.

Frank J. Koehl, '31, Sao Paulo, Brazil (right) indicating changes on campus to his son, Tom, a sophomore at U.D. Left to right are Tom, Mrs. Koehl, and Frank J. Koehl, '31.

LAST FALL

Mrs. John E. Condon, Mrs. James Baillie {Mary Ellen Nagle) '52, Mr. James Baillie, Mrs. Eddie Lucero (Lois Renner) '54, Mr. Eddie Lucero.

Last Fall, we had the privilege of a distinguished campus visitor, Frank J. Koehl '31 and his wife Maybelle ... the purpose of their visit was accompanying their son Tom, a sophomore , to U.D . Frank, Chief Engineer, Ford Motor Company, Sao Paulo, Brazil, was amazed at the physical growth of the campus since his days at U.D. I'm sure the Koehl's are thinking the picture was forgotten .. . Never fear. Here it is.

WASHINGTON, D.C. Then just before Homecoming, the Washington, D.C. Chapter hosted our President, the Very Reverend Raymond A. Roesch, S.M. A dinner meeting was held Oct. 11 at Fort McNair. Among those in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs . Leo (Hazel '52) Aslakson, Mr. and Mrs . Dale Babione (Anne Griffin '51) '50, Mr. and Mrs. James Baillie (Mary Ellen Nagle '52) , Mr. and Mrs . John J. Brennan '40, Dr. and Mrs . Joseph B. Bronder '55, Dr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Varley (Connie Hochwalt) '40, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ferron '39, Mrs. Robert Q. Jones.

Eisenhauer, S.M. '63, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fabritius, Jr., '63, Mr. and Mrs . James E. Fairchild '58 , Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ferron '39, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Fitzgerald '64, Col. and Mrs. Ralph R. Goss '53, Mr. and

The 5th Annual High School Honor Students program was co-chaired by Fred W. Grimm '49 and Lloyd G. Phillips '49, October 28. The day's activities included a tour of the University, general discussion on the academic programs at U.D ., luncheon and ended with the U.D.-Ohio University football game. Students ranking in the top five percent of their class in the Greater Dayton High Schools are invited. The objective of this Montgomery County Chapter's activity is to show college minded students in the Dayton area the expanded educational facilities at U.D. Invitations were sent to 42 students, 37 of whom attended the program. Of the 42 in attendance last year, 13 are currently attending the University of Dayton. Hosting one of the dinner tables were Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Babione '50 (Anne Griffin) '51.

Mrs. Richard P. Grau '67, Rev. Justin Hennessey, O.P. '50, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hirt '63, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Q. Jones '41, Mr. and Mrs. John Kauflin (Judy Baker '64). Lawrence D. Keck '56, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lambert (Lois Koerner '61). Capt. and Mrs. Frank W. Langman '63, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lucero (Lois Renner '54). Miss Mary M. Madden '67, Mrs. Dolores Carcelli McCartney '52, Mr. and Mrs. James H. McDonald '50, Col. and Mrs. John E. (Jack] Murphy '43, Lt. and Mrs. William J. O'Connor '63 (Karen Fleming '63). Brother Frank J. O'Donnell, S.M. '63, Edward F. Plumer '50, Mr. and Mrs . Benjamin Schwegman '55, Robert J. Stankard '61, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Stechschulte '58, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Varley '40 (Connie Hochwalt '40). Mr. and Mrs. John V. Walsh '51, Capt. Daniel R. Weigandt '62, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Westendorf '52, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zamberlan (Maurine Reichard '58) and Miss Marlene A. Zeitz '67. From all reports it was a very nice affair, and a good time was had by all. A special thanks to all those working on the committee, particularly Maurine R. Zamberlan, Mary Ellen Bailie, Anne and Dale Babione, Dody and John Condon, Lois Koerner Lambert, Dolores Carcelli McCartney, Jack and Mary Murphy ... If I have missed anyone, please accept my apology. QUEEN CITY The Cincinnati Chapter held its quarterly board meeting in November at the Bankers Club. Tony Elsass '62, and Robert (Rusty] Saunders '58, new board members, were welcomed. A financial report was given by the Treasurer. The Football Coaches dinner held Dec. 4, at the Bankers Club was discussed. The November general meeting held at Hudepohl Bierstube with Coach Donald J. Danaher, guest and speaker, was well attended. Plans were formulated for the International Communion Sunday and the 15th Annual Support Program. The next meeting of the board was set for Thursday, Jan. 18, 1968 with dinner at the Bankers Club. MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEADERS Members of the Montgomery County Chapter have been quite busy this Fall. Along with the customary responsibilities on Homecoming, Registration, Coffee Hour, and the Dance, a committee was formed to assist the students with campus decorations. The Archways, erected near the Fieldhouse were designed and constructed under the supervision of John Geiger '54, assisted by members of the Montgomery County Board and members of Chi Sigma Alpha.

HALL OF FAME The Athletic Hall of Fame Committes met in December and elected John Debesis '28, Cleveland, William G. Uhl '56, Dayton, and Harry Baujan, Han. '56, to the 1968 Hall of Fame. Mr. Baujan is the first honorary member to be admitted to this select group. More information will be forthcoming in the next issue of the ALUMNUS. START OF 1968 The January 6th dinner meeting of the board members in appreciation for their services during the past year was the occasion of the Chapter honoring its Three Outstanding members during the past year and conferring the Chapter Award to the three D's. Donald A. Oldiges '56, '63 past president, Montgomery County Chapter, received the Award for Chapter Service. Dr. Donald L. Turner '57 was presented the Award for Civic Achievement, and Coach Donald J. (Mickey) Danaher '54, the Award for Professional Achievement. James E. Cross, local attorney and member of the Board served as Chairman of the Awards Committee. The citations read: THE 1967 AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CHAPTER SERVICE PRESENTED BY THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHAPTER UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION It is only fitting and proper that the Chapter Service Award b e given an individual who has demonstrated a continuing and activ e interest over the years, not only in the Montgomery County Chapt er but in the University of Dayton as well. In a ddition to regular participation in Chapter functions, he has served as a member of the Board of Directors, and most importantly two active terms as Chapter President. Though he is currently away from the Dayton area pursuing Doctoral studies , his deep involvement and enthusiasm for Chapter affairs serves in his absence, as an inspiration for those who remain. His efforts on behalf of the Alumni are largely responsible for the renewed vigor and activity of the Association. The many achievements of the 1967 recipient during his terms in the leadership of the Association deserves our recognition. We proudly present the 1967 Award for Outstanding Chapter Service to

DONALD A. OLDIGES '56, '63

THE 1967 A WARD FOR CIVIC ACHIEVEMENT PRESENTED BY THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHAPTER UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION We are proud to honor an Alumnus who has given so tirelessly of his time and energy on behalf of all men. He has evidenced a deep concern for the sick and impoverished and was instrumental in the or路 ganization of a clinic to provide needed medical attention for the poor in Southeastern Kentucky, an area known as Appalachia. For many months he made numerous visits to the clinic, often travelling half the night to treat the illness and disease of lost Americans, many of whom had neve r before seen a doctor. Such selfless, dedicated effort without thought of temporal recompense, typifies the life of this young man. We view as a further attestation to his civic attitude, his ready availability in the local area for those in need, patients or otherwise. His professional status in the community, enhanced by his civic contributions make us proud to extend recognition by presenting the 1967 Civic Achievement Award to DR. DONALD L. TURNER '57

THE 1967 A WARD FOR PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT PRESENTED BY THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHAPTER UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION In a short three years, this young alumnus has gained a position of professional prominence and esteem, winning recognition across the nation. His youthful dynamic approach to coaching has brought success to his team and honor to the University of Dayton. From a player at U.D. , captain of the 1953-1954 basketball team, to a scout for the late Coach Tom Blackburn, his interest in the University has been dedicated and continuous. Since his appointment as Basketball Coach in March, 1964, he has grown pro路 fessionally, rapidly achieving stature and earning the respect of his peers in the College ranks . His noteworthy record, both in and away from the Fieldhouse has earned admiration throughout the area by many basketball fans and friends of the University. The members of the Alumni Board happily and very proudly present the 1967 Award for Outstanding Professional Achievement to COACH DONALD J. (Mickey) DONOHER '54

Mrs. Donald J. Donoher receiving the citation and award for Outstanding Professional Achievement for her husband. Others shown are left to right: Mrs. Fred Grimm, J. Norman Eckstein '63, Fred W. Grimm '49, Mrs. Joanne (Stueve) Daley '57, John J. O'Donnell, Mrs. Gene Schill, Wm. Ed Daley '60, Mrs. John L. (Mary Sue Miller) O'Donnell '60, and Dr. Donald L. Turner '57. Donald A. Oldiges '56, '63, recipient of the award for Outstanding Service to the Montgomery County Chapter.

Chairman of the Awards Committee, James E. Cross '57, left, and Charles M. Graham '57, president of the Montgomery County Chapter, present the award for Outstanding Civic Achievement to Dr. Donald L. Turn~r '57.

Those at the helm of the Montgomery County Chapter for the current year include: Charles M. Graham '57, president; Joseph F. Accrocco '47, vice-president; E. Dale Nash '59, treasurer; Mrs. William E. Daley [Joanne Stueve '57), secretary; Donald A. Oldiges '56, '63, past president; board members- James E. Cross '57, Jack A. DeVelbiss '54, Dan U. Dunson '58, J. Norman Eckstein '63, Robert L. Fisher '55, John L. Geiger '54, Fred W. Grimm '49, Joseph E. Janowski '63, Mrs. John D. O'Donnell, Jr. (Mary Sue Miller '60), Lloyd G. Phillips '49, Gene Schill '61 and Gary Shepherd '65 .

The following letter was received from Coach Danaher: Jan. 9, 1968 Dear Members of the Alumni Board: It was a thrilling moment for me to learn on last Saturday night that my wife, Sonia, was presented, in my absence, the 1967 Award for Professional Achievement. I only regret that I was unable to attend the dinner. I will always treasure both the plaque and the citation. They will serve as a reminder that I receivea one of the greatest awards one can be presented, an award from his Alma Mater. There are many who qualify for this presentation and I am proud and grateful to have been selected. Sincerely, Don Danaher Basketball Coach NATIONAL MEETING Mr. Jerome E. Westendorf, national president, presided at the Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association, Dec. 2. Members of the national board, advisory board members, newly elected members of both the Alumni and Athletic Boards and staff personnel from the Development Office attended. The annual report of the Alumni Secretary was presented. Mr. Barth J. Snyder, national treasurer, presented a financial report of the Alumni Association. Mr. Elwood E. Zimmer, U.D.'s director of development, reported on the results of the 14th Annual Support Program as of Nov. 30, 1967. Members of the Advisory Board gave reports on the activities in the Chapters. Mr. Barth J. Snyder, treasurer, presented the Chapter Representatives with checks as reimbursement for participation in the 14th Annual Support Program. Mr. John B. Steinbruegge, Coordinator, Foundation Relations, U.D. Development Department presented an interesting challenge in the Development Program of the Future. Newly elected members of both the Alumni and Athletic Boards were introduced and administered the oath of office by the national president. Newly elected members of the Alumni Board include : Mary Jo Huth, Ph.D '50 and John R. Westerheide '47. Edwin J. Zwiesler '45 was re-elected to a three year term. William H. Lange '50 newly-elected and Eugene U. Westendorf '41,

Photo A. left to right: Herbert F. Katzman '67, Indianapolis, Wm. Fred Wagner '50, Sidney, James C. Broeker '61, Cold· water, Donald N. Seifert '52, Columbus , Francis J. Klaus '53, Marion . Photo C. Mary Shay '44, Alumni Secretary, Jerome E. West· endorf '43, national president, Barth J. Snyder '31, national treasurer, Bro. Elmer C. Lackner, S.M. '27, Vice-President, Development and Public Relations, Elwood E. Zimmer '39, Director of Development, U.D., L. Wm. Crotty ' 52, board member, Gary G. Shepherd '65, Assistant to Director of Development, U.D., John P. Donovan '53, Detroit, Constance H. Ecklar '56, Greenville, and AI Diringer '48, Tiffin .

re-elected for his second consecutive term also were sworn into office by Jerome Westendorf. Now that the New Year is here, our thoughts and planning are turning to the 6th Annual International Communion Sunday and the 15th Annual Support Program, which must be the best yet. At press time , kick-offs have been arranged for Akron, Canton, Youngstown, Dayton and Cincinnati. More on this in the next issue of the ALUMNUS. For your information, you will find a roster of the members of the Advisory Board, our Chapter representatives, largely responsible for the success of the Alumni Association. Please don't hesitate to call upon them . .. They will be glad to hear of your interest in the chapter, and will try to help in any way they can.

Jerome E. Westendorf '43, national president and newly elected members of the Alumni Board, Mary Jo Huth, Ph.D. '50, and John R. Westerheide '47. ·

•

William H. Lange '50 and Eugene U. Westendorf '41, alumni members elected to the University's Board of Athletic Con· trol and Jack R. Brown '26, retiring from the national alumni board.

Photo B. John R. Westerheide '47, board member-elect, Buena Greer Beis '43, Akron, Charles Graham '57, Dayton, Mary Jo Huth, Ph.D. '50, board member-elect, Francis J. Klaus '53, Marion, James W. Anderson '60, Canton, Paul J. Heckman '39, past-president, U.D. Alumni Association, Donald E. Ruhl '47, board member, William H. Lange '50, athletic board member-elect. Jack R. Brown '26, board member, Edwin J. Zwiesler '45, board member and Eugene U. Westendorf '41, athletic board member.

University of Dayton Alumni Association DAYTON, OHIO 45409

Members of the Dayton Advisory Board for 1967-68 include: Buena Greer Beis Thomas Ebner Earl Scheidler, D.O. Daniel B. Fischer Donald N. Seifert Francis J. Klaus Richard T. Barcafar James P. Hart Paul M. O'Rourke Linus Boeke L. W. Like, M.D. David Burke Albert L. Diringer Albert C. Krouse Joseph Maruna James F. Scheuerman Constance M. Ecklar James R. Wade Jacob L. Kreidler Homer K. Monroe Vincent Pax Charles Graham James J. Shafor Elmer J. Helkamp William F. Wagne r Henry L. Ferrazza T. J. Holle nkamp

'43 '58 '57 '57 '52 ' 53 '51 '54 '43 '28 '52 '59 '48 '50 '57 '49 '56 '51 '52 '47 '59 '57 '55 '51 '50 '49 '37

Akron, Ohio Canton, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Hamilton, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Marion, Ohio Springfield, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Chillicothe, Ohio Lima, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Coldwater, Ohio Celina, Ohio Greenville, Ohio Newark, Ohio Sandusky, Ohio Piqua, Ohio Troy, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Middletown, Ohio Delphos, Ohio Sidney, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio Detroit, Michigan

'53 John P. Donovan '50 Raymond Kohl '29 William J. Reynolds '40 George W . Humm '50 Raymond Montgomery '55 Rita K. Bardo '58 Maurine R. Zamberlan '64 Louis M. D'Argenio, Jr. William P. Bruening ' 57 '41 Joseph G. Hollenkamp '62 Dennis A. O'Neal '52 James R. McCaffery '54 William J. Leider '56 Thomas H. Hughes H. James Fillenwarth, Jr. '54 '28 Matthew J. Marzluft Leo Reilly '26 '60 Sheila James '43 Lloyd Rensel Mrs . Paul W eigel '49 David L. Kelble, M.D. ' 52 Frederick A. Keyes '59 Chris Hague '65 Kevin P. Clifford '66 George C. Wiedemer '65 '63 Pierre A . Grimes R. G. DiBacco '61

Detroit, Michigan Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania New York City Louisville, Kentucky Northern Kentucky area Washington, D.C. area Baltimore, Md. area St. Louis, Missouri Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois South Bend, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapol-is, Indiana San Francisco, California San Francisco, California Los Angeles, California Ormond Beach, Florida Hollywood, Florida Denver, Colorado Boston, Massachusetts Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Rochester, New York Ro chester, New York Corning, New York Buffalo, New York

IN CLOSING, my prayer for you and yours can best be expressed in the form of this old Gaelic BlessingMay the roads rise with you And the wind be always at your back May the sun shine warm upon your face May the rains fall soft upon your fields And until we meet again May the Lord hold you and yours In the palm of His hand.

We know the two gentlemen in this picture but who is the beautiful young lady? Rev. Francis Friedel is the priest and Charles Whalen, now Congressman Whalen, is on the left. Send information to General Publicity Office, U. of D.

Three hundred and ninety-eight graduates await diplomas.

Top Student Barbara Hilkert of Akron , Ohio, 3 .864 in English, receives diploma from Father Roesch. Five of the six honor graduates pose for photographer. Left to right, Helen A. Sawaya (3.852), Accounting; Rosemary C. Weber (3.678), History; Jud ith A. McKioskey (3.818) , Biology; Joseph M. Satterfield (3.509), Marketing; and Barbara A. Hilkert (3.864), English . Missing was Ca rolus A. Schneider (3.631), Elementary Education .

Bob Shortal, Southfield, Michigan , 1966 football captain.

Pat Wiggenhorn, Assistant to Di路 rector of General Publicity, is congratulated by Father Roesch.

Wife Hazel adjusts hood of Allan Morton , who at 62, received his bachelor's degree in personnel management following 13 years of study and two week after his retirement from Monsanto Chemical Company.

Of the 399 m en and women who graduated from the University of Dayton on D ecember 17, 1967, at l east three proved that persistence can pay off. Mr. A llan Morton, who only two weeks before gradu ation at the age of 62 retired from the Monsanto Chemical Company, received his bachelor's degree in personnel management. Mr. Joseph Zusman, who r eceived a bachelor of arts degree in sociol ogy in 1965, was the recipient this time of a b achelor of science degree in secondary education. He is 59 and is t eaching at Roth High School in Dayton after giving up a successful business in

downtown Dayton. Lawrence Banford of D ayt on was not able to walk to the platform for his diploma. He h as been in a wheel ch air since 1959 when an automobile accident made him a paraplegic. It took Larry five years but h e received his bachelor of arts degree in sociology in December. After receiving an ovation from the assemblage, Larry told newsmen: "I hope this w ill show other people in wheel ch airs that if they h ave the ability, they should try to go to college."

The assistant marshalls, left to right, Bro. Michael Bobal, Dr. Ellis Joseph, Dr. George Matlin and Dr. Richard Baker, prepare diplomas for the graduates. Lawrence Banford

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Joseph Zusman of Dayton re路 ceives his second degree in two years. The current one was in secondary education and the first in sociology. Mr. Zusman is in his 50s.

FROM DAYTON: Lynda Karen Anastasio Jeffrey George Ballmann Lawrence Charles Banford Carol Ann Budde Barry Richard Connors Terence Maxwell Dean David Lee Dickman Mary Catherine Helldoerfer Loriel Mary Pavlik Kelly Margaret Szantay McKinney Marley D. Myers Ann Louise Raterman Martha Lynn Rike Maria Ofelia Risco Mary Agnes Russell James P. Schiml, Jr. Patricia Frances Sedlak Helen Simon Sister Rose Edward Staas, S.N.D. Gary Nicholas Szucs Gudrun L. Wessendorf Patricia Macready Wiggenhorn Allecia Von der Embse Peter D. Zierolf OUT-OF路TOWN: Robert Thomas Andrejack, Ashtabula, Ohio Paul W. Armstrong, Edison, New Jersey Joyce Alane Barlow, Ft. Wayne, Indiana William F. Bender, Cincinnati, Ohio Joseph Robert Bouman, Cleveland, Ohio

Theodore Paul Brock, Euclid, Ohio Timothy P. Carey, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Robert M. Cikraji, Cleveland, Ohio Maureen Eileen Clifford, Rochester, New York Bro. Richard T. Conboy, S.M., Brooklyn, New York Clifton William English, All entown, Pennsylvan ia William Michael Evans, Bayside, New York Lois Ann Goritz, W. Mifflin, Pennsylvania David Bernard Grewe, Jr., Detroit, Michigan Kathleen Ann Gugino, Fredonia, New York Barbara Ann Hilkert, Akron, Ohio Karl Robert Hoffman, Cincinnati, Ohio Donald L. Krumenacker, Carrolltown, Pennsylvania Phillip John Lanphier, Forest Park, Illinois Geraldine J. Laurich, Cleveland, Ohio Michael Anthony Mastrangelo, East Chester, New York Mary Kathryn Mazzoni, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania James Martin Mylott, Findlay, Ohio Marianne Ruth Myron, Fairborn, Ohio Mariellen Nasiatka, New Stanton, Pennsylvania Robert Thomas Putnam, Rochester, New York Arthur W. Rowe, Jr., Fairborn, Ohio Richard Matthew Ryan, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio Kathleen Sipos, Englewood, Ohio John Arthu r Trojanski, E. Cle veland, Ohio Rosemary Claire Weber, Moscow, Ohio

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

OUT-OF-TOWN: Cathleen Anne Doyle, Norwalk, Connecticut BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

FROM DAYTON: Edward H. Romond, S.M. Joseph Richard Swingle OUT-OF-TOWN: Thomas Dwight Bazemore, Los Angeles, California George Lee Core, Stone Ham , Massachusetts

Thomas Earle Crellin, Painesville, Ohio James E. Johnson, New Carlisle, Ohio Nancy Chewning Koch , Elmhurst, Illinois Lawrence J. Kosater, Jr., Springfield, Ohio Thomas Eugene Kuntz, Indianapolis, Indiana Judith Ann McKioskey, Washington, Illinois Edward James O'Hara II, Red Bank, New Jersey

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

FROM DAYTON: Sister Adeline Seining, C.PP.S. Marguerite R. Donnellan,

OUT-OF-TOWN: Pauline Kirsch , Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Kathleen Ann Rabold, New Lebanon, Ohio

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY

OUT-OF-TOWN: Michael Wayne Dureiko, Cleve land, Ohio BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON INFORMATION SCIENCE

OUT-OF-TOWN : William R. Frank, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Peter Zierolf is congratulated by Bro. Leonard Mann, Dean of College of Arts & Science. Peter is the son of Peter Zierolf, tackle on the UD football teams, 1933-35, and nephew of Leo Zierolf, 1931 football captain.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

FROM DAYTON: Lucille Rose Henn

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

Sr. M. Marina Berning, C.PP.S . receives her bachelor of science in elementary education .

FROM DAYTON: Sister Mary Marina Berning, C.PP.S Linda Lee Ciambro Michael John Cochran, S.M. Janet L. Cole Margaret Ann Dillon Elizabeth Anna Eckert Barbara Ann Fletcher Mary Florence Galvin Mary Ann R. Hames Kurt Eugene Karlzen Gloria Jean Koester Robert Joseph Kosins Marie A. Lake Kenneth C. Lammers Richard Joseph Lang, S.M. Sister Bernice Langenkamp, C.PP.S. Michael Victor Lux, S.M. Joyce Marie McCartney Helen M. Petkewicz Thomas Joseph Pieper, S.M. Ronald Joseph Poh Carol Ann Saettel Barbara Dee Shock William Richard Slinger Joyce Elaine Spraley Mary Lou Staley John Strathern, S.M. Anna Lee Tharp Marilyn Jeannette White Jacquelyn Marie Wissel Joseph Zusman Martin Louis Zwiren OUT-OF-TOWN: Joyce Ann Alexander, Osgood, Ohio Marjorie Marie Blake, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Theresa Elizabeth Bradley, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Mary Jane Crisfield, Yonkers, New York Gus Charles Dandrow, Jr., Plattsburgh, New York James M. Fleck, Celina, Ohio Elizabeth Hargreaves Gentry, WPAFB, Ohio Mary Elizabeth Herre!, Fremont, Ohio John A. Hertvik, Jr., Middleburg Heights, Ohio Catherine A. Hirn, Batesville , Indiana Rita M. Hirsch, Chillicothe, Ohio Mary Lynn Jackson, Louisville, Kentucky Victor Edward Janson, Iselin, New Jersey Sandra Wilburn Kimmel , Munhall , Pennsylvania Ronald Henry Kohler, Bellmore~ New York Suzanne Madelon Lang, Middleburg Heights, Ohio Kathleen A. Leugers, Maria Stein, Ohio Robert Reese Lowe, Youngstown, Ohio Coleen Marie Lumpkin, Greenville, Oh io Catherine Ann McCall, Yonkers, New York Joseph Gregory Marovich , Euclid, Ohio Roberta Louise Marzich, Canton, Ohio Helen Jane Meiring, Ft. Recovery, Ohio James Richard Me ister, Jr., Lima, Ohio Rebecca Lynn Nutter, Lima, Ohio Judith Ann Olsen, Niles, Illinois Susan Marie Rannigan, Lakewood, Ohio Wilma Jean Rose, St. Henry, Ohio Lois D. Rosenbladt, Tacoma, Washington Margaret Ann Ryan, Syracuse, New York Lynn Schapper, Montville, New Jersey Carolus Anthony Schneider, Piqua, Ohio Mary Catherine Seigel , Newark, Ohio Charles Daniel Stevenson, S. Amboy, New Jersey Mary Louise Stolz, Lebanon, Ohio Carol Louise Trainor, Denver, Colorado Roger James Vopal , Cudahy, Wisconsin

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ART EDUCATION

FROM DAYTON: Karen Louise Fleming BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION

OUT-OF-TOWN: Kathleen Marie Koenig, Cleveland Heights, Ohio

FOREIGN LANDS

BEAUTIES AMONG THE GRADUATES are left to right, Marge Blake, Cuyahoga Falls; Theresa Bradley, Harrisburg Pa.; Rita Hirsch, Chillicothe; Kathy Leugers, Maria Stein, Ohio; Tassie Koenig, Cleveland Heights, and Joy Alexander, Osgood, Ohio. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MUSIC EDUCATION FROM DAYTON: Gerald Edwin Foster Judith Ann Fussner Donald Edward Hubbard

OUT-OF-TOWN: Jo Ann Jazwinski, West Middlesex, Pennsylvania Stephen Carl Miller, West Portsmouth, Ohio

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Bernard A. Harawa, Malawi, Africa, Master of Science in Education.

Agustin P. Duenas, Agana, Guam, Bachelor of Civil Engineering

Gholamhosein Khavari, Tehran , Iran, Bachelor of Electrical Engineering

Haryash R. Gugnani, Delhi, India, Bachelor of Industrial Engineering

FROM DAYTON: Andrew T. Augulis Lawrence Edward Augustyn Richard Joseph Brewe r Sister M. Agnes Burwinkel, S.F.P. Louis W. Clark Ill Robert Charles Ellis Ronald Waldo Evans Mary Beth Fenelon Morrison J. Floyd Bernard Frederick Hinker Jerome Eugene Kaiser Philip K. Kleckner Howard L. McElwee Allan B. Morton Bertram Stanley Pilder John K. Quatman, Jr. John Andrew Reiling, Jr. Sister Rosemary Robinette, S.F.P. Ernest R. Root, Jr. Franklin A. Ross Helene A. Sawaya Thomas Urban Schneider James L. Sims, Jr. Edythe A. Stapleton Robert Gary Weghorst OUT-OF-TOWN: John S. Alberici, St. Louis, Missouri Rita Therese Bartolo, Elmhurst, Illinois Robert V. Beiner, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Joseph Philip Bermel, Jr., Islip Terrace, Long Island, New York Donald C. Bill, Jr., Brielle, New Jersey Anthony James Chernik, Cleveland, Ohio James Cannon David, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Carlos Ramirez, Bogota, Columbia, Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering

William Michael Fitzgerald, Jr., New Rochelle, New York John Joseph Fitzpatrick, Brooklyn, New York John Robert Fullerton, Wilmington, North Carolina R. Scott Gieske, Parma Heights, Ohio Steve Russell Grippi, Ashtabul a, Ohio William Anthony Humpert, Fort Mitchell, Kentucky John Mark Keller, St. Henry, Ohio Ronald D. Kissel, West Carrollton, Ohio Joseph Thomas Kocher, Cleveland, Ohio Ri chard Labuskes, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Roland James Marcy, Jr., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Charles Anthony Mazza, Indianapolis, Indiana Joseph John McArdle, Fair Lawn, New Jersey Paul Joseph McConnell, Chatham, New Jersey Timothy Robert Morris, Balboa, California Bernard J. Muhlenkamp, Portland, Indiana Stephen Paul North, Cincinnati, Ohio Dennis Matthew Piaseczny, Islip Terrace, New York George Robert Pitstick, Yellow Springs, Ohio Gary Frederick Popeck, Clifton, New Jersey John Howard Samanich, Maple Heights, Ohio Timothy John Sand, Portsmouth, Ohio Joseph Mark Satterfield, Eaton, Ohio James Arthur Schneider, Aurora, Illinois Eugene Myles Sharkey, Elizabeth, New Jersey Robert Bruce Shortal, Southfield, Michigan Bruce D. Soule, Toledo, Ohio Jerome Joseph Tytko, Cleveland, Ohio Dennis Patrick Wagner, Sidney, Ohio Larry E. Warner, Piqua, Ohio Paul R. Williams, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Bashir S. Bidiwala, Bombay, India, Bachelor of Technology

BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

FROM DAYTON: Donald J. Laughlin

OUT-OF-TOWN: Ralph Edward Wilcoxon, Chesapeake, Ohio Guy Thomas Woodrum, Frankfort, Kentucky

ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, SPECIALIZING IN MARKETING

FROM DAYTON: David Clayton Grosjean

BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

OUT-OF-TOWN: Robert Eugene Aubel, Carnegie, Pennsylvania Daniel Bilek, Parma, Ohio Joseph S. Boes, Upper Sandusky, Ohio Agustin Perez Duenas, Agana, Guam Kenneth Glynn Griffiths, New Lenox, Illinois

John Bernard Kelly, Whitestone, New York Robert Marcinski, Houston, Texas Colin L. McCormick, Xenia, Ohio Robert C. Reichert, Norwalk, Ohio Timothy James Schuld, Cleveland, Ohio

BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

FROM DAYTON: Jack Howell Bader Roger Dale Gifford Andrew Grandjean Allen Maurice Hill Charles Daniel Ruemping OUT-OF-TOWN: David W. Benson, Endicott, New York Ralph E. Briegel, New Washington, Ohio

Gholamhosein Khavari, Tehran, Iran Donald Paul Michael Lemoi, West Warwick, Rhode Island Samuel Arthur Malene, Oil City, Pennsylvania William Clifford Mess, Columbus, Ohio Francis A. Nocifora, Cleveland, Ohio Lee Edward Suedkamp, Hamilton, Ohio Alphonso Rafael Torres, Ponce, Puerto Rico Lloyd H. Vick, Jr., Hampton, Virginia

BACHELOR OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

FROM DAYTON: Robert J. Conrad Paul Steven Kimmel Thomas John Mayer

ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, SPECIALIZING IN SECRETARIAL STUDIES

FROM DAYTON: Kathleen Ann Giambrone OUT-OF-TOWN: Mary Jo Maher, Fairborn, Ohio

ASSOCIATE IN POLICE ADMINISTRATION

FROM DAYTON: Dennis Kent Hailer

ASSOCIATE IN TECHNOLOGY, SPECIALIZING IN CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY

Thomas Edward Tischer FROM DAYTON: OUT-OF-TOWN: Haryash P. Gugnani, Delhi, India

Albert louis Andzik, Jr. Richard Paul Moran

BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

OUT-OF-TOWN: Stephen L. Gubas, Jr., Valley Stream, New York John Gregory Chicken, lodi, New Jersey Joseph A. Mager!, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania James Nolen Krause, Springfield, Virginia Robert S. Merdes, Youngstown, Ohio Kenneth L. Mack, Perrysburg, Ohio John Orlando Pesar, Rochester, New York Terrence J. Matray, Evergreen Park, Illinois John Joseph Pin.to, White Plains, New York Gregory Mark Michel, Sandusky, Ohio Carlos Ramirez, Bogota, Colombia larry Thomas Siefring, New Weston, Ohio Paul James Svoboda, Willoughby Hills, Ohio Claude S. Young, Birmingham, Michigan ASSOCIATE IN TECHNOLOGY, SPECIALIZING John P. Zarvis, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania IN ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY FROM DAYTON: FROM DAYTON: Michael Don Dantona, Oceanside, long Island, James Arthur Hartke Michael louis Crompton New York David W. Ignatowski Donald Lee Schilling, Jr. Louis W. Day, Absecon, New Jersey Robert J. Marlow John Stephen Sukola Ill Robert James Kocher, Cleveland, Ohio OUT-OF-TOWN: Thomas D. Mclaughlin, Braddock, Pennsylvania Bashir Sattar Bidiwala, Bombay, India Donald Henry Meyer, Queens Village, New York OUT-OF-TOWN: Philip Vincent Costantino, Mt. Vernon, Richard Edward Sosville, Springfield, New York Massachusetts Robert L. DiGuardi, Rochester, New York Leo C. Daiuto, Cinnaminson, New Jersey Frank Mario Tedesco, Rockaway, New Jersey Robert L. Good, West Manchester, Ohio Alan Joseph Kleman, Ft. Jennings, Ohio Daniel F. Kubovic, Long Island City, New York ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Leonard Andrew Perozek, lakewood, Ohio SPECIALIZING IN ACCOUNTING Richard Joseph Roseman, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania FROM DAYTON: Friederike Klefeker

FROM DAYTON: Russell Robert Cervay Albert H. Reeves OUT-OF-TOWN: William Lewis Banks Ill, Roslyn Heights, New York Robert John Bosch, Jr., Oceanside, New York Richard Alan Crum, Louisville Ohio Robert Henry Fichter, St. Louis, Missouri Roger G. Furnas, Troy, Ohio

Johannes G. Mlela, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, Master of Public Administration

Surkyakant A. Shah, Bombay, India, Master of Business Administration

V.T.D. Balaraman, Madras, India, Master of Science in Engineering

ASSOCIATE IN TECHNOLOGY, SPECIALIZING IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

FROM DAYTON: Richard G. Dirr, Jr. Terence Lee Lafferty OUT-OF-TOWN : Robert Joseph Andrade, Mt. Vernon, New York James Bennett, Parma, Ohio Kenneth Stuart Cartwright, Amelia, Ohio

William Francis Ford, Portsmouth, Ohio Daniel Kenneth Frederick, Farmington, Michigan John Java, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania Peter Joseph Maggiacomo, East Meadow, New York Crescens Magliacano, Brooklyn, New York

ASSOCIATE IN TECHNOLOGY, SPECIALIZING IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

FROM DAYTON: Mark H. Buddendeck William J. Camper Christopher Eugene Eisen Ronald D. Nordenbrock John Francis Schmitt David Foster White OUT-OF-TOWN: Thomas Richard Bolles, Cincinnati, Ohio John Paul Borchers, Russia, Ohio

Ronald Eugene Didion, Monroeville, Ohio David R. Englebrecht, Miamisburg, Ohio Edward John Hafferly, Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania N. Dennis Jett, Joliet, Illinois Terrence Patrick Keating, Waterbury, Connecticut Christoph Karsten Kimker, Jr., Dover, New Jersey Anthony W. Pappano, Richmond, Indiana H. David Speer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania James Gregory Wurtz, Cincinnati, Ohio

MASTER OF ARTS

FROM DAYTON: Eleanor Jean Anderson Robert Albin Benson David L. Drake Joyce S. Kaser Leo T. Kempel Joseph H. Uecker, C.PP.S. OUT-OF-TOWN: Thomas L. Albers, C.PP.S., Celina, Ohio

Lawrence E. Eiting, C.PP.S., Minster, Ohio Robert Eramian, Lynn, Massachusetts Leo Kneuven, Mason, Ohio Emil J. Labbe, C.PP.S., Dover, New Hampshire Vivian Jane Panek, Elmora, Pennsylvania Philip Sebastian Piro, Cleveland, Ohio Michael E. Volkmer, C.PP.S., Nebraska City, Nebraska

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

OUT-OF-TOWN: Kenneth Michael Bonder, Elmwood Park, Illinois Johannes Godfred Mlela, Tanzania, East Africa

FROM DAYTON: Nicholas R. D'Orsi Paul M. Ziehler

MASTER OF SCIENCE

FROM DAYTON: Robert Frederic Bachert James H. Bickert

Ruth A. Botham OUT-OF-TOWN: Grace E. Ungers, Cleveland, Ohio MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

OUT-OF-TOWN : Virginia Gornik Farrell , Eastlake, Ohio Bernard Anderton Harawa, Marawi, Africa Sister Mary David Huber, O.S.B., C.I.C., Ferdinand, Indiana Mary Ann Jung, Springfield, Ohio James Charles Manley, Independence, Ohio Rosanne J. Marek, Brecksville, Ohio Sister Mary Michaelette Rooks, S.N.D., Toledo, Ohio

FROM DAYTON: Dan Harris Robert 0. Milord Edward Joseph Mlodzik. Thomas Young Moore Jacqueline P. Theall Janice May Webster Chalmers D. Zimmerman

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

FROM DAYTON: William Roger Borchers Ronald I. Cosier David V. Dalton Roger W. Griest, Jr. William C. Kinser David A. Knudsen F. Daniel Krapf Alfred Joseph Leiser Randy Joseph Lentz Ronald Lee Leonard Eugene Linsker James Martin Miller Donald Jay Moist Albert Parsakian Ralph Frederick Petertonjes

Edward T. Priore Benjamin George Sachs Gene Herbert Sargent Suryakant Amerchand Shah James L. Todd John K. Wagner Leland Reed Yeager OUT-OF-TOWN: William Edward Brockman, Vandalia, Ohio David James Erdodi, Carnegie, Pennsylvania Sidney G. Hawkes, Centerville, Ohio Gary B. Kessinger, Sullivan, Illinois Wayne Charles King, Columbus, Ohio Donald Eugene Mikesell, Farmersville, Ohio David Farrell Moorhead, Richmond, Maryland Donald Keith Poore, Troy, Ohio

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING

FROM DAYTON: John Charles Beachler Robert Charles Frick Gerhard Karl Leinberger OUT-OF-TOWN: V.T.D. Balaraman, Cuddalore, Madras State, India Kenneth J. Kaminski, Miamisburg, Ohio Thomas E. Marlin, Kenmore, New York William Joseph Roos, Springdale, Pennsylvania

TOTALS Undergraduate: 325 Graduate: 73

A FARE\NELL THAT HURT John McVay looked back proudly on a two-year 14-5-1 record at December's annual Fall Sports Banquet

but that night had to hurt a bit. Pictured on this page are 15 seniors who made the UD football record possible. They'll be gone next Fall and McVay must do some tall rebuilding. His 6-3-1 mark this past Fall was

due mainly to these men who received the annual awards both at the final h ome game and at the banquet. Not pictured is Bill Klesse who received the soccer team's Most Valuable Player Award for the second straight year. The boaters were 8-2-1, scoring the most victories in a U.D. season.

Seniors sitting are left to right, Billy Mayo, Jim Petrigala , Dennis Balbach, Mike McCall, Pete Richard路 son , Chuck Lucidore, Bob Thomas. Standing are Dennis Buchert, Bi ll Manley, Mel Taylor, Bob Lowe, Theron Sumpter, Dan Kramarczyk, Gale Wiesenhahn, and Barry Profato.

Above Left Defensive Back Theron Sumpter, left, was named the Flyer of the Year in the an路 nual poll conducted by the Flyer News. Students do the voting. Billy Mayo, halfback, capped a great career by being named the gridders' Most Valuable Player for 1967. Above Right Bob Lowe, defensive back, re路 ceived the Lt. Andrew Zulli Award from sponsor Vic Cassano for " best exemplifying the leadership and loyal characteristics which marked Andy Zull i when he played for UD in the early 1950s." Tackle Dan Kramarczyk received the Lt. Stanley Kurdziel Award as the Best Lineman on the 1967 team. Kurdziel was a lineman on the late 1940s and early 1950s teams at UD.

Bernie Kress, half路 back, by vote of a special junior class committee, was awarded the Junior Class Trophy at the final home game of the season.

A NIGHT OF BASKETBALL AT U. D. Most of you who have graduated from the University of Dayton since 1951 know the excitement of A Night of Basketball at UD. There are big crowds, a pep band,

spine-tingling plays, and many personal things which give you that wonderful feeling of being a part of something great. It is impossible to catch that inner feeling in pictures but artist Harry Wilson can bring back some memories through his artistic impressions of A Night of Basketball at UD. In this case it was the December 63-47 victory over Louisville.

UD Fieldhouse, home of the internationally known basketball Flyers since 1950. Familiar sight on a cold December night. Police路 man checks parking credentials.

It's a sellout but anxious customers wait for tickets to be turned in for resale. Bro. Elmer Lackner, in familiar pose, greets two of many friends in pre路game conversation.

Captain Bobby Hooper is in usual daring drive for basket with Unseld, Dan Sadlier and WHIO radio crew watching.

Mr. Wesley Unseld , Louisville giant, has a few words with the demonstrative official.

Father Roesch , UD President, from his jury box seat never leans back. The action gets him .

Don May, UD AII路American , delights crowd with another twisting, underhand layup for two points.

A victory creates a happy, boisterous crowd on the way out into a cold December night.

May has edge in rebound contest with Unseld, completing contest with 25 points, 20 rebounds. Unseld was 22路15.

oo,

0 0

Figures Don't lie! UD 63, UL 47. It isn't the Beati e's, Herman's Hermits, or the Raggedy Anns but it apparently was a hot musical group in its day.

Do you know these people and when the picture might have been taken? Let us know. Send information to General Publicity Office, U. of D.

o olP o o I

class notes by

dee â&#x20AC;˘ mcanesp1e 1913 Clarence M. Kelley is with the Cincinnati Plating and Repair Company. Mr. Kelley and his wife, Lillian, celebrated their forty-sixth wedding anniversary on February 25.

1923 Quinton A. Guenther is retired and living in Broadview Heights, 0 . He and his wife, Cecilia, will celebrate their forty-second wedding anniversary on June 30.

HERB EISELE'S FOOTBALL COACHING RECORD CATHEDRAL LATIN HIGH SCHOOL

Wins 131

1928-1946 Losses 33

Ties 18

Undefeated streak of 36 straight games. Nine city championships and three state crowns.

1926 Herb Eisele was honored at a Testimonial Dinner held at John Carroll University on November 8. The program biography follows: Herb Eisele is being honored this evening not only for what he has accomplished but for what he is. Eisele is a man who lives the doctrine he has preached down through the years. When he stresses the value of education over athletic prowess it stems from his own experience as an outstanding athlete at Cathedral Latin High School and University of Dayton and as a student graduated from Dayton magna cum laude. His lifetime work in athletics began at St Mary's High School in Sandusky in 1926. In 1928, he became coach at Cathedral Latin High where he established a sparkling record as coach and athletic director through 1947. Since then he has served John Carroll University as head football coach, associate professor and chai.rman of the department of physical education, d irector of intramural athletics, golf coach and director of athletics. In each of these capacities Herb Eise.l e has made the kind of friends who have gathered here this evening_ Friends who have been inspired by his peppery enthusiasm for his chosen field . Or maybe the field was chosen for him_ During the summer of 1924 when Eisele was preparing to return to University of Dayton for his junior year, he went to a doctor's office in Lorain, Ohio, his home town, for a foot examination. The date was June 28, a day that will be remembered forever by Eisele and his Lorain friends and neighbors. That was the day Lorain was leveled by a tornado. Eisele was buried under steel beams and debris for hours. When they pulled him out of the rubble he had seven ribs broken in two places, seven lung punctures, a broken collar bone and a stomach injury. Doctors said he would never play any sport again . When he returned to Dayton the brothers named him coach of the Dayton Prep team so that he could stay close to the game he loved. That taste of coaching shaped his career for him . In his senior year, with the help of a special shoulder pad and body braces, he was back on the Dayton varsity again, playing end. That very year, this 152-pound bundle of heart was given an honorable mention on Walter Camp's AllAmerican team besides making the All-Ohio and All-Catholic teams. This is the man we are honoring tonight.

JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 1947-1959 Wins Losses Ties 60 36 5

1933 Daniel J. FitzSimons, circulation promotion manager for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, was enshrined in Cathedral Latin High School's athletic Hall of Fame recently. Mr. Fitz was a triple-threat artist under Dan Duffy and Herb Eisele '26 at Latin in 1926-1927-1928. He also was Cleveland's place-kicking champ his senior year. After his college-playing days at UD he played pro ball with the Cleveland Bulldogs for two years. He was a member of the Latin team that won the city championship, b eat Coshocton High in a challenge m atch for the state crown, and th en traveled to Waco, Texas, where Latin lost the national schoolboy championship to Waco High.

1934 John E. Craig is with Command-Aire Corporation in Waco, Texas. He and his wife, Kathryn, have two children-John and Kathl een.

THESE KIND OF STORIES WE LIKE. You might rememb er that in the last ALUMNUS we mentioned that Fred Aicher had been confined to his home in Day ton and would like to hear from old buddies. Well, one "old buddy" Vincent Trunk, who now resides in Newark, New Jersey, has been in touch with Fred and they hope to get together this summer. They haven't seen one another for 25 years, or since Fred left teaching at St. John's in Brooklyn.

1930 Louis A. Cox, Physical Education Secretary at Dayton's downtown YMCA, celebrated his sixtieth birthday on November 9 with many extras . (See Si Durick's column

DAYTON DAILY .!S"EWS

in the basement. It was known at the time as the Dayton Industries building. Remember? "Friends induced me to take over the pool and conduct classes in swimming. This I did from 1931 to 1940. Then the city took over the building and I found myself moving to Baltimore, working at my original profession as ~n engineer and helping to build airplanes for the Glenn Martm Co. "I found myself missing the old contacts. At the Baltimore Y I was offered a professdonal job as an instructor. I had k~pt in touoh with Harold Friermood, the former physical secretary at the Dayton Y, and he invited me back as a fulltime employe. Except for a year-and"a-half spent in the service, I was hoce until 1949."

Tuesday, November 1, 196'7

Si-ings, bfl - - -

.All.Y NEW'S SPORTS EIIITOlC

-Keeping Fit No Game

60 Fitful Years for Lou Cox, Preserver of Men's Bodies Y'S sermon is a little different from those TODA usually appear in this space. I deal Norm~lly,

he was past 40, Lou Cox decided in 1949 he needed ALTHOUGH more education. He left D8.¥ton to take graduate studies in t~at w1t~1

the great athletic achievers; the champiOns of the vanous competitive sperts fields. The man I am writing about is no setter of records. His elaim to fame is that he has helped others live longer by teaching them to take care .of their bodies. Lou Cox has an over-simplified title. He is the Physical Education Secretary at Dayton's downtown YMCA. He is a man of dedication to the principle that strong minds and strong bodies go together. He could have become materially wealthy as a builder of machines since he was educated in the field of engineering. He chose instead to take a "Y" employe's salat·y to build healthy people. You'd never know it, but Lou Cox will be 60 on Thursday. Putting it mildly, he doesn't look his age, or anything close to it. It never occurred to Lou that there are pe·r sons whom he has served in this community who would want to be nice to hlm simply because he is reaching this threescore milestone in his life. But tonight some of his friends '.£ill get together at the King 's Table just to let him know what kind of guy they think he is, and to say thanks for pas.t favors. Like keeping them alive. The kind ' words probably will embarrass him, but they shouldn t. He has exemplified a way of life that richer men envy. It is high time that he begins to J..·:now that he is appreciated.

-Pool in the Basement LOU COX was born in Japan of an American fatht>r and Japanese mother. Although non-Catholic, his famil y Nlu c a.t~d hirn at a Society of Mary sclx>ol. When it was time to go to colJO?ge , he naturally chose Unive·r sity of Dayton. That was in 1925. "I was 17, and plenty scared. I came with my brother, who was a year younger," he was saying. "It took a long while to adjust. I finally got my degree in 1930 as a mechanical engdneer. "The depression had hit, .!lnd there were no jobs. I was a.n expert swimmer, though, and the old 'Y' building-now City Hall at Third and Ludlow-!itlll had the swimming pool

below-courtesy of the Dayton Daily News.) Mr. Cox will be off to the 1968 Olympic Games-and he'll be on time. He was presented a check to cover the Olympic game ex· penses and a wrist watch at his birthday party.

physical education at Springfield college, Massachusetts. . . After getting his master s degree, Lou worked at Y s m New England until called back to Dayton in 1953. Thill time he came to stay. The former engineer has definite ideM about the i.m,. portanoe of keeping the body fit. "Life's too easy in our economy," he s·aid. "We hav~ fx)' be committed to do something more than we are doing now to remain fit. Look, my friend, il the body goes to pot, there isn't much else. "There is a mistaken idea. that participating in games will do the job. Games alone won't do it. I read your inter· view in September with Carl Yastrzemskl and how he credited a Hungarian physical Instructor with giving him the strength, through a winter program, to sta.y strong through the entire baseball season.'~ (When Yaz's instructor first sa.w him, he said, "You think you're an athlete. Bah! You are nothing. In my country, you wouldn't even be second-rate." Yaz answered the challenge to become the Ball Player of 1967.) "Golf isn't the whole answer," Cox continued. "Or basketball. Or handball. Or squash. Or tennis. Or softball. In this country, there's an impression that you can stay in shape for life by playing games. "In most other countries, people condition themselves fi·r st so they can participate in sports games. You must exercise fx) stay ahead of the game."

-The Violent World of Exercise

LOU OOX admits that the average man doesn't have to make himself as strong as Carl Yastrzemski did to be fit.

"Developing great strength isn't the idea. The ability to pump blood properly is. Our interest is in developing the heart and lungs ,a nd blood vessels. The goal is to provide circulatory filtness." At 60, Cox conducts physical education classes, but keeps himself fit, he says, by running at least 20 miles every week. "Do you think there's a greater appreciation in this coWltry ~ for keepmg fit?" he was asked. "Indeed, I do. You'd be surprised at the number "t people In this town in the late 30's, 40's and 50's who are taking pretty violent types of exercises. I get a charge out of people thanking me for getting them started. There are Iiter&lly thou!IIIDds who express their gratitude sim.ply be· ea011e I taught them to swim.'' "Have you ever regretted that you didn't stay in engineering?" "Not at all. My work is compensation enough." As I say, thls is a totally dedicated man. Happy sixtieth, Lou, and many more of them.

1935 George N. Walther married Barthena Swafford, November 21. Mr. Walther is President of the Dayton Steel Foundry.

We're here (Glasgow AFB , Montana) to help close this huge isolated SAC base."

1943 Joseph H. Overwein has been named Assistant Chief Engineer in charge of the new materials specification and control section at Inland Manufacturing Division, GMC. Joe is married to Betty May! Overwein.

1945 Fred J. Liederbach is with the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission in Bethesda, Md. He and his wife, Jeanne, have seven children.

1946 Daughter to Lois and John R. Thalheimer, November 21. Patricia McDonough Eikmeier is director of the St. Cloud Business College in Minnesota. Pat has been teaching there since May of 1966 and was appointed director in August.

1947 C. David Etzler is Merchandising Supervisor with Cunningham & Walsh Advertising. Wife, Kathryn Kunka Etzler '44, started in September as a general news reporter on the Yorktown edition of the Patent Trader newspaper in Mt. Kisco, N.Y.

1948

Weldon Worth, Chief Scientist for the AF Aero Propul路 sian Laboratory, WPAFB, re ceived a Christmas gift a day date-his retirement from Federal Service. Mr. Worth, who numbers among his accomplishments that of chief scientist, engineer, lawyer, inventor, farmer and pilot, says he has no plans for any full -time position but plans to travel, visits to his children and work on his 500路acre farm near South Charleston, 0 . He has experimented with new farm techniques and innovations, some his own, which 'have brought greater yields in crops. He has been Chief Scientist since 1963, and from 1956 to 1963 was consultant and technical director for the Lab . He began his career with Federal Service in 1931 as a project engineer in the Power Plant Lab working on engine-cooling systems. His best known invention is his oil-dilution system, which enabled pistontype aircraft engines to operate more effectively in cold weather. Nearly all U.S. Army and Navy aircraft used during World War II were equipped with it. "In fact," Mr. Worth said, "even the Germans used it after copying it from captured allied aircraft. "

1937 James G. Ayres married Irene S. Santo, December 9. Mr. Ayres is President of the Seaway Beverage Company and Maumee Valley Distributing Company in Toledo and the Hi-0 River Distributors , Inc ., in Steubenville. The Ayres' have a daughter, Mary Jane, attending UD .

1940 Joseph F. Keimig is with the Advisory Council for Higher Education of the State of Ma ryland with offices in Baltimore . He re ceived his Ph .D. from the University of Chicago in 1963.

1941 Robert W . McNamara is with the J. T. McHugh Company, Inc ., in New York City. He and his wife , Thelma, married on August 8, 1944, hav e two daughters- Barbara and Patricia.

1942 At UD 's December graduation, Eugene Linsker received an MBA degree. Mr. Linsker is Director of Research and Development for Tech Development, Inc . Mary Ann Hoyt Kurtz writes, "Husband, George E. , was promoted to Lt. Col. on November 20. He is Base Deputy Civil Engineer and civil engineering squadron commander.

Leo H. Buse is Executive Vice President of the Seasongood Folding Box Company in Harrison, 0. Leo and wife, Joan, had a daughter, Annelisa, November 24. Marion K. Tucker is supervisor of future products for the development of new automotive products at Frigidaire Division, GMC, in Dayton. Brother William J. Kiefer, S.M., has been named manager of the St. Mark Bookshop in downtown Dayton. The appointment marks a new apostolate for the Marianists, traditionally associated with their own educational institutions. Brother Kiefer has a background as an author as well as a librarian. He plans expansion of the bookshop and long-range plans call for development of a Catholic information center with a permanent reference library, establishment of a newsletter and possibly a counseling service. Brother Kiefer will continue to manage Marianist publications at Marianist College. The home of Norbert L. Kosater, M.D., won the top award in the Marinole Park Garden Club's annual Christmas decorating contest. A plaque was given for the overall effect of lighting house and yard. The Kosater's live in Kettering, 0. Robert 0. Milord was awarded a masters degree in education at UD's December graduation. Bob's wife, Marie, is secretary to the Dean of Students at UD. The Milord's have three children-April and Michael, UD students, and Thomas.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Butler celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on November 25 . They are the parents of six children-five of them UD gradsMargaret Butler McAvoy '57, Robert L. Butler '42, Donald B. Butler '47, Jerome V. Butler '49 and Lee A. Butler, Jr. '54. A family dinner was held Thanksgiving Day in Dayton . They have twenty-six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

1949 Clair E. Schroeder earned his masters degree in business administration at The Ohio State University in December.

1950 Seventh child, son, to Marcia and Dan M. Romer, M.D., November 16. Son to Martha and Martin G. LeBoeuf, D.D.S., November 26.

Max E. Lewis has been promoted to a management-level position at the Defense Electronics Supply Center in Dayton. A federal employee since 1960, he is an electronic engineer in the Directorate of Engineering Standardization. Mr. Lewis worked ten years at Inland Manufacturing Division, GMC, before entering federal civil service. He an d his wife, Ann, have a daughter- Michell e. Major Harold D. Matheney, assistant professor of military science at Lehigh University, has been pro· moted to the rank of Lieu· tenant Colonel in the U.S. Army. Announcement of the promotion was made by Colonel Gates B. Stern, professor of military science at Lehigh following special ceremonies on the Major Harold D. Matheney University campus. Harold has been at Lehigh since th e fall of 1966 when he returned from Vietnam where he was attached to Headq uarters, 18th Engineer Brigade in Saigon. Since joining the Army in 1953, he has served with the Corps of Engineers in Germany. Alaska, Georgia , Alabama, Utah and New Jers ey. The John F. Pernik family recently gave a party in honor of a table . The tabl e, a grass-green one, surrounded by sunny yellow walls and colonial yellow contour chairs popping around it like daffodils, was six feet in diameter. John made the table and of necessity had to whittle it down to five and one-half. Anyway, the entire family (nine children) can now join in the round-table discussions. Edward M. Boland is manager of th e non -food division at Fink Company in Da y ton . Rev. Sanford M. Shapero, Ph.D., has been appointed to the H ebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Board of Alumni Overseers for a period of thre e years. The Alumni Overseers have played an excee dingly im· portant role in a very serious advisory capacity during the last years and have become one of the most important influ ences in the make-up of the College-Institute .

1951 Thomas G. Brandt is with the Navajo Area Office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and he and his wife, Rita, are living in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Son to Mary and Frank E. Frounfelker, D.D.S., Novem· ber 1. Arthur B. Murphy is a guidance counselor a t Syosset High School on Long Island, N.Y. Glenn R. Shaw, M.D., is an obstetrician-gynecologist a t Caylor-Nickel Clinic-Hospital in Bluffton, Ind. James E. Kennady married Sue Higgins Grimm, December 30.

1952 David L. Kelble, M.D., represented UD at the inaugura· tion of Chancellor Mau rice B. Mitchell as president of the University of Denver in October. Jack C. Bramlage has been advanc ed by NCR to the newly crea ted post of Director of Domestic Field Personnel. His responsibility will be the recruiting and screening of personnel for the 250 branch offices in the United States and Canada. Jack joined NCR in Jun e of 1966 and has been active in manpower development for the domestic marketing division. 1953 James A. Currin has been named supervisor at the Dayton life division of Aetna Life and Casualty. Jim and his wife, Judy, have six daughters and two sons. Sister M. Rosalita Losonsky, SFP, left for Brazil on November 5 to begin mission work there. Sister received her nurse's training at St. Mary's Hospital in Quincy, Ill. , and her most recent assignment had been at St. Margaret Mary Hospital in Batesville, Ind. Robert C. Recker is a manufacturing representative for Lee Hart Associates in Toledo . Bob and his wife , Gloria, have three children- Gary, Kathy and Robert Allen.

Naomi Cress Grothjan is the 1967-1968 Association for Childhood Education International Fellow representing the Great Plains Region. Mrs. Grothjan has taught for fourteen years in grades one to eight in schools in Dayton , in the Panama Canal Zone and in Boulder, Colorado, where she has been a third grade teacher. She has served for five years as coo rdin ator of the elementary physical education program and is especially interested in rhythms a nd movement exp loration for chil· dren, a subject on which she has written a handbook. She earned h er m as ters degree at the Unive rsi ty of Colorado in 1965 and h as a son, Steve, now ten years old. Mrs. Grothjan has been president of Boulder's Association for Childhood Education and has attended several ACEI Study Conferences.

Robert H. Earlywine is the owner of the Tropical Park Ltd. Oil Station in Miami, Fla. He and his wife, Marie, celebrated their twenty·second wedding anniversary last October 27.

Outstanding salesman in Frigidaire's national wholesale distributing organization is James W. Porter [left) of the company's Dayton sales zone. Congratulating him are Richard L. Terrell (center) and W. F. Switzer, (right), general manager and general sales manager of Frigidaire division of General Motors. Joseph A. Young is a secondary curriculum coordinator with the Mad River School Board in the Dayton area. Joe and his wife, Nancy, have five children-Christopher, Daniel , Thomas, Joel and Andy. Dorothy Heinz Ward and her husband, Paul, have seven

* *

children-the oldest a senior in high school and the youngest in the first grade . Paul taught chemistry at UD from 1948 to 1953. Dorothy writes, "I am studying to be an elementary teacher at St. Francis College in Fort Wayne, Ind." James W. Porter, a division manager in Frigidaire's Dayton sales zone, has been honored as the third top salesman in the nation during 1967. His outstanding sales record earned Jim an honorary appointment as Executive Secretary in the Frigidaire Goal-Maker Club, a group of top sales leaders in the company's nationwide distributing organization. The installation took place in Honolulu, Hawaii, at the club's tenth annual conference. John W. Gannon has been appointed Procurement Man· ager for the Huffman Manufacturing Company in Dayton. John had been employed at Sucher Packing Company.

1954 Roger H. Keith presented a paper on "Hohlraum Spectiographs" at the American Chemical Society National Meeting in Chicago. Roger was invited as "Distinguished Lee· turer" to speak to the college of engineering at Oklahoma State University on "Precision Instrument Design" and also presented seminars to design engineering students at the University of Arizona and California Tech recently . He and his wife, Carol Burkhardt Keith '63, have two children-Paula and Thomas. Bernard J. Cramer married Marilyn Sue Walker '65, November 25. Bernard is teaching at Beavercreek High School; Marilyn at Franklin School in Dayton.

'WE GET LETTERS

Our three letters this time are from Captain A. P. (Tony) Rush, MC , USN, who is at the Station Hospital, Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, North Carolina; Dr. Ralph Lohrey, M.D., who lives in Euclid, Ohio and Lt. Col. AI Bagot, who is overseas. Dr. Lohrey identified several of the men and women in the picture and we are including the picture and his identifications for your information. We'd appreciate any further identification. Captain Rush also identified some of the people and asked for names and addresses. We have sent them along to him. The picture, incidentally, was the first meeting of Sigma Delta Pi, pre-med club, meeting in October, 1938. Jack Alter, says Dr. Lohrey, was just elected president of the club. The club no longer exists. In its place is Alpha Epsilon Delta, the national pre·med honor society.

NICK KOENIG

* * *

Dr. Lohrey says in part: .. . Jack Alter had just been elected president . .. and this picture shows the junior class men and women who were pre·med or pre-dental students with a point average of 1.5 or better out of 3.0. Freshmen were not eligible and sophomores were admitted at mid·term after grades had been determined. Dr. (Francis) Molz was the advisor .. . The club had been started about three years previously ... " Captain Rush writes: ... " Of course, the lad taking the snooze is none other than Torrence A. Makley ... It sure gives one a good feeling to see a picture of this type. It also helps to let one know that time marches on. I have high hopes of one day bringing my family to see my old school." To which we add: "Bring them around, Tony. In fact, we'd like to see you all anytime. How about next Homecoming, October 19."

James W. Jacobs, who has held various engineering post.s in connection with most Frigidaire Division (GMC) appliances and was named manager of the engineering services group last year, has been named to the new post of technical assistant to the chief engineer. Elizabeth Romer Seifried and her husband, Richard D., are now living in Dayton. They have five children-Steven, Carol, Jane, Julie and Amy. Dick is teaching at Oakwood High School. William C. Kinser was awarded an MBA degree at UD's December graduation. Ernest R. Kammerer is "working for Computer Sciences Corporation in Richland, Wash., as a member of their technical staff since December 4. Since I last wrote you we had another son, Steven Richard, who is now one-year old. Our other son, Mark Andrew, is 3 1/2 years." James J. Cullina is a do ctoral fellow at Ball State University. Second child, first son, Jeffrey Thomas, to Barbara and Thomas F. Page, Jr., September 11. Jeff joins sister, Carolyn.

1955 Rita A. DeLozier is with the Hamilton Township Board of Education and teaching at Notti.n gham Junior High School in Trenton, N.J. Rita received h er masters degree from the University of Hawaii in 1965. Raymond J. Wach has been Second Secre tary (Political Officer) in the U.S. Embassy at Lagos, Nigeria, since Sep路 tember of 1965. "The Marianists have three mission stations in Nigeria and have been wonderful friends to my family and me. On August 22, 1967 Kathy and I had our fourth child , Marie Olukemi, born in Lagos. Olukemi is a Yoruba name meaning 'God loves us.' Marie joins Kathleen Therese, born in Copenha gen, December 4, 1964; Damian, born in Bremerhaven, Mar ch 14, 1963; and Raymond Penafort ('Penn'). born in Washington, September 6, 1961." First child, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. Mershad (Ann Barga '65) , November 26. G~:orge J. Van Schaik has been appointed national director of corporate operations for Red Barn System, Inc., Fort Lauderdale-based corporation. George is responsible for operating all company-owne d Red Barns. He was formerly national director of field supervision. Ruth Arm Drees married James David Dakin, January 20. Ruth is teaching school in the Vandalia (0.) Elementary Schools.

1956 James R. Katcavage, defensive captain for the Ne':" Yor.k Giants' football team, had a busy October, celebratmg his birthday and the birth of his second child on October 25. James M. O'Reilly, Ph.D., has been named manager of the polymer physics and physical chemistry branch of Xerox Corporation 's chemistry research laboratory. He is the author or co-author of more than twenty p ubli cations in the fi eld of physical chemistry a nd polymers physics. He and his wife have five children a nd James M. O'Reilly, Ph.D. have moved to Rochester, N.Y. Daniel J. Peters is with Ingersoll-Rand in Corning, N.Y. Dan and his wife, Camille, have seven children- Danny, Sharon, Mike, Shirley, Marty, Suzanne and David. Fre'derick A. Gerspacher was one of three men honored by the USAF for thirty years of government service at WPAFB. Mr. Gerspacher is a contract specialist for the electronics branch of the Systems Engineering Group. He started his employment at WP in September 1937, as a blueprinter's h elper but joined th e Army Air Corps in

General Edwin A. Rawlings '54 Hon., retired chief of Air Material Command at WPAFB, has been elevated tochairman of the board of General Mills, Inc .. in Minneapolis, Minn. He will continue as chief executive officer. General Rawlings joined General Mills early in 1959 after thirty years in the USAF and became President six years ago.

1943 and served in Hawaii with the 454th Air Service as a technical photographer. In 1946 he received his discharge and returned to WP. He has earned a masters degree from Ohio State and he and his wife, Carolyn, have three sonsCharch, Keith and Tim. Howard L. McElwee, an associate degree grad, re ceived his bachelor's degree in business at UD's December graduation. . Since December 1, John L. Dutton has been Purchasmg Agent of the Sandusky (0.) Plant of the Ford Motor Com路 pany. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Ferdelman (Barbara Wessendorf '59), December 13. And a n ew Dayton address, too.

1957 Howard A. Fleat is a scrapbroker with The Luntz Iron & Steel Company in Canton, 0. He and his wife, Iris, celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary on November 28 with their three children-Eric, Tammy and Zale. Lt. Commander Richard J. Meinhold has returned from Vietnam and is stationed at North Island, San Diego, Calif. Dick and his wife, Dolores, have three children- Cynthia, Theodore and Pamela. Jim Palmer is Division Sales Manager for the William J. Burns International Detective Agency, Inc., in San Francisco. Jim has taken some courses in psychology at Bradley while employed by Caterpillar. "Still single and no future wedding date in sight.'' . . . John W. Karch is a salesman with Upjohn Company ~n Cincinnati. John a nd his wife, Mary Jo, have three children- John, Jeffrey and Joel. Robert L. Williams, a contract negotiator in the Aeronautical Systems Division at WPAFB , received a $500 check for a suggestion he and Captain Victorino Refre presented which involved changing the li?hts on t~e altimeters from red to white and the numbermg on a dial to correspond with the increase in a ltitude capabilities for use on the B-52. The change h as resulted in $70,000 in tangible benefits. . . . Robert A. Willis, D.D.S., has his offices on North DIXIe Drive in Dayton. H e and his wife h ave four childre nDeborah, Sandra, Robert, Jr., and Na ncy . Phillip E. Kielpinski is with T echnology Inc. in Dayton a nd living in Fairborn, Ohio. Jerold F. Kindle, Assistant Vice Preside~! and I?anager of Citizens Mortgage Company, beca me vice president of the Mortgage Bankers Association of Greater Dayton at the a nnual Christmas party held at Suttmillers. Donald E. Bolton has been named Manager of Marketing Education for Control Data Corporation, the maker of th e " SUPER" computer. "I have b een with Contr.ol D~ta f?r about five years now and moved to Minneapolis, Mmn., m September '67. My wife, two children and I like the area very well." Leo J. Noll, Jr., is Development Syste~ Man.ager at WPAFB. He and his wife, Marlene, h ave hve childrenDenise, Danny, David, Dennis and Douglas.

1958 First child, Mary Elizabeth, to Mr. a nd Mrs. John R. Mathew, (Barbara Ann Phelps), last April 24. Gwen Pickins Rice was among the contributors in the November issue of The Instructor Magazine. The article

FROM VIETNAM Richard J. Paulus, M.D., was drafted and sent to Vietnam last April 24. He has been assigned as a surgeon to the 2nd Battalion of the Army's 35th Artillery. He has flown over 100 helicopter missions to outlying batteries, checking their medical facilities for wounded and caring for their non-military needs. His wife, Helen, living in Dayton with the five chi!· dren, says his job would be a GP's nightmare. "Just before Christmas at Xuan Lac, they gave physical

exams to over 1,000 Vietnamese school children. Now Dick has initiated a big inoculation program at the village of Tan Lap. These poor people have no protection against communicable diseases, so Dick got everything h e could get his hands on and started

was entitled, "Ways to Reach the Unassimilated' ChildWorking with the Disadvantaged." Gwen teaches in the Centerville (0.) Elementary School System. Charles H. Kronke is Sales and Service Manager for Sky Chefs, Inc., at Will Rogers World Airport, Oklahoma City, Okla. He and his wife, Mary Lou, have two daughtersAileen a nd Jennifer. Arlen Bockhorn has replaced the late Harold (Andy) Anderson as color commentator of the Mid-America conference basketball TV network. John A. Sever, Sr., has been named resident state ex· aminer for Sinclair College and Wright State University. T he appoi ntment was announced by th e Ohio auditor's office in November. Mr. Sever, a certified public accoun tant, has worked in the office of R. J. Mains and Associates for thirteen years. Heather Jenkins Morgan, M.D., has opened her office in Dayton in the Lincoln Park Medical Center on Far Hills Avenue. John C. Deppner married Barbara Jean Doster, November 22. Both John and Barbara are teaching at Towers Heights Middle School in Centerville, 0. Thomas C. Versic, M.D., writes, "I've finally reach ed the last year and am Senior Resident in Ophthalmology at Ohio State University Hospital." Wilson E. Denney is with th e Internal Revenue Service in Cincinnati, 0. 1959 Son to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cogan (Marilyn Koester '55), November 5. Third c:1ild, second son, David Bellin, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Rowley Taylor (Jean Bellin), last March 6. Rowley is with Ryan Homes in Worthington, 0. Second child, first son, Michael Aian, to Carol and Ed· ward W . Britt, September 17. Carol writes, "The entire pregnancy was rather unusual due to the fact I spent all but the last two weeks of it in a long leg cast as the result of a broken leg suffered in a ski accident last January. Fortunately I got out of the cast and into a leg brace two weeks b efore the baby was born. It has been a very rough year but it had a happy ending." John G. Rosmarin is a practicing attorney in the City of Hamilton, 0., and is associated with the law firm of Condo, Walsh & Stitsinger. "On the sixth day of November

giving them inoculations." He also plans to administer 1,400 physical exams to the villagers' children. Captain Paulus is not limited to his me dical practice. As a sideline, he ran an officers' club for six months, treating fellow officers to French-fried chicken-no big deal if you grew up in poultry-town Versailles, 0 . "He was permitted to resign as club officer only on condition he would continue with the barbecuing," Helen laughed. "And he built a bar for the officers' club and a sink for his dispensary, the latter so they could have running water." On top of that, the captain acted as inventory officer at his base PX. The Paulus children range in age from 14 months to eight years and Mrs. Paulus works as a nurse two days a week "j ust to get out of the house."

I was appointed City Prosecuting Attorney of Hamilton. On the seventeenth day of September my wife, Shirley, gave birth to our third child, Lisa Marie." J. Martin Miller received an MBA degree at UD's December graduation. He is assistant to the Director of the UD Research Institute. Donald R. Moultney has b een elected Secretary-Treas· urer of the West Central Ohio chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America. Ernest E. Littler, Jr., and his wife, Clarice, had a son on December 8. Mr. Littler has been named Acting Principal at Jackson Elementary School in Dayton. Major Leo B. Shanley has returned from Vietnam and is station ed at Redstone Arsenal, Ala. He and h is wife, Marion, have four children-Leo, Jean, Paul and Timothy. John G. Murtaugh returned to the UD geology department faculty as Assistant Professor in January. He is scheduled to receive his Ph.D. from Ohio State in June. 1960 J. Joseph Walsh married Patricia Ann Fitzmaurice, No· vember 11. Joe is an attorney with Jacobson, Patterson, Birt and Walsh in Dayton. Victor P. Buzdon is a graduate student a t the University of Wisconsin. Vic and his wife, Jane, were married August 14, 1965. He served in the Peace Corps in Malaysia. Joseph F. Sullivan, Jr., is self-employed with Sullivan & Sullivan Inc. Contractors (structural concrete) . He and his wife, Gail, have three children-Sean, Jamee and Jasonand are living in Fairport, N.Y. Herbert J. Welch is with the Nassau County Health Department-Air Pollution-in Mineola, N.Y. He and h is wife, Carol, have three children-Kurt, Kevin and Michele. Michael E. Powers married Gloria Kay Kelleher '65, December 2. Mickey is with IBM as systems engineer in Dayton. Allan B. Morton, an associate degree grad, received his bachelor's degree in business a t UD's December graduation. Mr. Morton retired from Monsanto at the end of November. Fifth child, third daughter, to Judi and Terry L. Bockhorn, December 6. Daughter to Juanita and Joseph Diorio, December 14. Jack R. Alsop has been promoted to Major in the Marine Corps. He is stationed at the Ravenna (0.) Arsenal.

1961 R. Raymond Bell is a civil engineer with the City of Troy, 0 . He and his wife, Clemma, were married on Feb路 ruary 16, 1963. First child, son, to Jane and Bruce W. Clodfelter, October 20. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. DiNino, Jr. (Charleen Sullivan), October 29. George Inouye is Manager of the Projects Division of an America Company, Interore, in Tokyo. He and his wife, Kay, have two children and George asks, "Any of my friends visiting Tokyo?" Son to Nancy and Joseph S. Mazzotta, D.D.S., November 4. Christy C-K Choy is with American Reinforced Plastics Company in Los Angeles. He and his wife, Judy, married in September of 1963, have two children-Stephanie and Lesilie. Captain James A. Schwab, M.D., in the U.S. Army since June of 1967, is a surgeon at Lyster Army Hospital at Fort Ru cker, Alabama. Jim was graduated from Marquette University School of Medicine in June of 1966. He married Marquette grad, Mary Anne Finley, on December 28, 1964, and the couple has a son, William Patrick. Captain Jay M. Berman has returned from Vietnam and is now stationed at Fort Holabird in Baltimore, Md. William E. Brockman, Albert Parsakian and John K. Wagner received MBA degrees at UD's December graduation. Bob DeMarco was named offensive center on the Associated Press All-National Football League Team in December. Bob is a member of the St. Louis Cardinals team. Son to Betty and Bradley A. Zinner, December 18. George T. Bennett married Evelyn Ann Bany '64, last July 15. George is with Frigidaire Division, GMC, and Evelyn is teaching at Brookville School. Donald H. Knapke married Marjorie Ann Pleiman '66, January 20 . Don is with NCR and Marjorie is teaching in the Sidne y School District. The couple is living in Troy, 0 .

1962 Daughter to Bonnie and Jerome J. Kadela, November 24. Jerry is an engineer with IBM in Dayton. Paul J. Palcic has joined the sales force of The John J. Dugan Agency of the Sentry Life Insurance Company. Paul was formerly an industrial engineer in the Plans and Management Department of WPAFB. Richard A. Larimore is with Bliss Manufacturing in Canton, Ohio. G. Karl Leinberger, Janice Miller Webster, Edward J. Mlodzik, and Eleanor J. Anderson were all graduated again from UD at December graduation ceremonies. Karl re ceived a masters degree in engineering; Janice and Ed received masters degrees in education ; Ellie Anderson earned her masters degree in arts . Captain Clinton A. Hodder has returned from Vietnam and he and his wife, Judy, are now stationed at Ft. Lee, Virginia. The Hodder's have two children-Clint, Jr., and Staci. Tsung Sing Chow is a teaching assistant at the University of Santa Barbara, Calif. He has also attended graduate school at the University of Wisconsin. Captain David F. Donahue has returned from a tour of duty in Vietnam and he and wife, Colleen Horrigan Donahue '63 , are now stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C. Anthony T. Parker is an engineer with the Boeing Com路 pany at the Kennedy Spacecraft Center in Florida. He received his masters degree in mechanical engineering from Penn State in 1964. He and his wife, Sandra, have a sonGregory. Cecilia Agnes Angerer married Rudolph Joseph Andzik, Jr., December 30. Cecilia is teaching at Black Lane Elementary School in Fairborn, 0. Kenneth L. Bergsman, M.D., has been released from

service and is doing his residency at Detroit Receiving Hospital. He and his wife, Janet, had their second child, first son, Christopher, last March 29. Gary N. Sheaffer is now a civilian and enrolled in graduate school at the University of Southern California. Gary and his wife, LuAnn, have two children. Doris Wigal Willford is with the Scottsdale (Ariz.) Board of Education. Doris and her husband, Robert E., will celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary on May 31. Norbert F. DeJaco, Jr., is an engineer with Avco Electronics in the microelectronics department in Cincinnati. He and his wife, Sally, have a daughter-Jennifer. Brendan P. O'Leary is a representative with E. R. Squibb Pharmaceutical Company in Dayton. Brendan and his wife, Angie Bianco O'Leary, have four children-three sons and a daughter.

James E. Jiovanazzo was featured in an article in the Dayton Daily News in November. Jim is teaching at Roosevelt High School in Dayton. "I find tremendous satisfaction teaching in a Negro school. Every adult has to feel he is wanted, needed. In my homeroom I have thirty-two students and more than half don't have a father and mother together. Yet, our purpose is not that of a social institution. A teacher should not set this up as a primary goal. We need more young men teachers. Yet this is a profession with poorly paid starting salaries. The problem is less with students than with adequate personnel." Jim is married to Barbara Tansey Jiovanazzo '64.

Edward P. Ferris, partner in Columbus Bngineering Consultants, Limited, has been accepted for membership in the American Society of Civil Engineers with the grade of associate member. Dwight D. Sams, Jr., is a teacher-coach at Fairmont High School in Kettering, 0. This is his fifth year there. He and his wife, Stephanie, have two children-Christopher and Stacey Marie. Michael A. Mahoney is teaching religion at Holy Family High School in S. Huntington, N.Y. He's also working on his masters in theology at St. John's University. Second child, second son, James Russ ell, to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kauflin (Judith Baker '64), October 24. John is on leave of absence from the UD Faculty and has a fellowship from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. He hopes to have his Ph.D. in math in two years.

1963 Second child, first son, Brendan Anthony, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bauer (Linda Benjamin), June 28. Bob is with the Empire Stove Company in Belleville, Ill. Daughter to Dorothy and Robert E. D'Epiro, October 25. Max G. Gruendl is a graduate assistant in the math department at Michigan State University. He and hiG wife , Jo Ann, have a son, Robert. , Bruce H. Barker is with the Barker Chemical Company in Chicago, Ill. Bruce and his wife, Dianne Washbish, were married on June 16. 路 Mary Louise Rosenberger married James Robert Morris, April 9, 1965. She is employed by an attorney in Dumas, Texas , and earned an MBA degree from Texas Tech last year. Vincent R. Canino is tea ching at the Milwaukee School of Engineering in the electrical engineering department and attending graduate school. Vincent and his wife, Anne, had their third daughter, Jeanine An'ne, July 13. Captain John E. Snider is a project officer with the USAF 6595th Aerospace Test Wing - at Vandenberg AFB , Calif. Captain William E. Stout has returned from Vietnam and is stationed at Ft. Walters, Texas .

tion and Rev. Thomas L. Albers, C.PP.S., a masters in arts at UD's December graduation.

* * * * * *

William E. Powers, Jr., is in his fo urth year of law school at Cleveland Marshall. He's justice of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, treasurer of Phi Alpha Delta District No. 9, research assistant to Professor James T. Flaherty, and research assistant for Professor LeRoy L. Murad on his case book concerning title II of the Uniform Commercial Code. Bill is also employed by Hartford Insurance as assistant to staff legal counsel, and is a member of the Cleveland City Club, Greater Plans for Progress Council, The Citizen League and the Path Association.

* * * * * *

Captain Ronald F. Massey, now stationed at Fo r t Rucker, Alabama, recently returned from a year's service in Vietnam wh ere he flew a "Bird Dog" spotter p lane. Ron r eturned in time to return a "good deed" for a former fe llow Boy Scout and boyhood friend, Ray G. Kozusko '64. Ray was best man at Ron's wedding and Ron was b est man at the weddin g of Ray and Nancy Behen on S eptember 9. Kenneth A . White h as been promoted to Regional Office Superintendent with Eastern Greyhound Lines in Clevela nd, 0. A son, Jeffrey Michael, to Captain and Mrs. Orey R. Buzzelli (Lucia DiPiazza '65), September 2. Orey is a helicopter pilot with the U.S. Army and left for Vietnam. in November with the Fourth Aviation Battalion. Robert W. Mueller is an NDEA Fellow at Marquette University. He and his wife, Mary, have three children-John, Steven and Jennifer. Bob hopes for his Ph.D. in 1968. Marycarroll Dane married James Joseph Graham, November 18. Marycarroll is a caseworker with the Lucas County Child Welfare Board in Maumee, 0. Michael A . McTeague received a masters degree from Ohio University in 1967. Mike is an ins tructor in history at Ohio University's Belmont County Campus. First child, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Wagner (Geraldine Dickson '60), November 15. Cynthia Ann Peake is a cas e worker in the Department of Public Social Services of Los Angeles County and living in Manhattan Beach, Calif. Daughter to Jane and Daniel P. Woodring, November 20. Thomas S. Geis received his masters from Florida State University in 1966 and is a member of the sociology department faculty at Western Kentucky University. Mary R. Davin is a graduate assistant at Cardinal Stritch College in Milwaukee. She hopes to receive h er masters in May. Thaddeus P. Michalczyk is with Vulcan Mold & Iron Comp any in Lan sing, Ill. Ted and his wife, Rita, have two children-Terri a nd Michele. Alan A . Biegel was graduated from Salmon P. Chase School of Law last June and is an attorney with Lawyer s' Title Insurance Corporation in Dayton. Alan and his wife, Kathleen Tehan Biegel '64, have two daughte rs- Susan and Amy. Thomas J. Grilliot is teaching math at Penn State University. James W. Kennedy II married Mary Rae Radach , September 2. Jim is with The Boeing Company in Houston, Texas. Alfred J. Leiser and Roger W. Geist, Jr., received MBA degrees- Jacqueline Sampson Theall, a masters in educa-

Armand J. DiPietro helped evaluate lessons learned in Vietnam at a special USAF industry life support con路 ference in Las Vegas in late November. More than 600 military and industrial personnel from the U.S., Canada and Great Britain gathered at the meeting for the purpos e of improving the protective equipment used by airmen. Armand is an industrial en gineer at Headquarters, Aeronautical Systems Division at WPAFB. During the meeting, h e reviewed the latest visual signaling devices in use by the Air Force as part of its survival e quipment. Rosemary Peters married Gerald L. Brame, December 9. Rosemary is with Dayton Data Processing, Inc. William E. Wells, Jr., has achieved a high-ranking position in Frigidai re's Goal-Maker Club. He earned the honor on the basis of an outstanding sales record during the 1967 model ye ar. Bill was installed durin g the club's tenth annual conferen ce held in Honolulu. He is a member of the Cincinnati sales staff of Frigidaire's Dayton sales zone. Paul F. Degnan married UD student, Mary Jane Campbell, December 30. Paul is an economics instructor at Sinclair College in Dayton. Lt. Clifford W. Audretch, Jr., was married to Elizabeth Carol Leverette on May 29, 1965. Cliff is doing social science research for the Department of Defense in S aigo n, Vietnam. H e is also working on his Ph.D. at Ohio University . David P. Mosser is sales staff assistant with Surface Combu stion Division of Midland Ross in Toledo, 0 . Eugene J. Casella joined Hayden, Stone, Inc., in Dayton and returned fro m three months of training on Wall Street in New York City in Decemb er. His title is Account Executive. Wife, Annette Dix Casella '64, is teaching English at West Carrollton (0.) High School. Carl J. Cron (TI) is employed in the m etallurgical en gineering department at Ohio State and also completing work on his bachelor's degree. Carl and his wife, Connie, h ave two children- Carla and Chris. D. Robert Askins married Carol Ann Budde '67, January 6. Bob is with the UD Research Institute. David K. Boland has r eturned to Dayton from the Chicago area and is a realtor with Robert B. Ferguson. Marjorie Miller Fawcett received a masters degree in science at The Ohio State University in December. James C. Herbert has "more or less finished grad school at Brandeis" and h e, wife Sandra, and their daughter h ave moved to Washington, D.C. Jim is teaching at Catholic University (History of W estern Thought and History of England). William J. Knostman is out of service and an accountant with Cheminee r, Inc., in Dayton.

1964 Eric S. Hungerford was graduated from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in June and passed the Ohio Bar Exam. He was sworn in as an attorney-at-law on October 27. "I am presently em ployed as an Estate and Gift Tax Examiner with Internal Revenue in Cincinnati but will be transferred to Dayton in January." Mrs. Hungerford .is Barbara Ann Schonberg.

Raymond J. Biltz, Jr., is with the Esterline-Angus Instrument Company in Indianapolis. Ray and his wife, Anita, had their first child on October 6. Paul K. Kahl is an information officer with the 6146th AF Advisory Group in Korea. His wife, Charlotte, is living in Dayton with the family- Konra, Tamra and Paul, Jr.while Paul is in Korea. Second child, first son, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Benko, Jr. (Rose Marie Unser '65), November 6. Michael J. McGarry has been named advertising manager for the Rubber Products Division of the Dayco Corporation in Dayton. Mike will be responsible for development and coordination of the division's advertising programs. He served thirteen months in the Peace Corps in Botogo, Columbia, as a producer-director in educational TV and was formerly with NCR. Christine Wirth Krabacher and her husband, Glen, are living in Denver, Colorado, where Glen was recently promoted to A1C in the USAF. She wrote, "Our second daughter arrived on June 6 with so little notice that she was born in our VW on the way to the hospital and her father delivered her. Christened Vanessa Winifred, she's called 'VW.'" Captain Ronald G. Sikerica is Adjutant of the Armed Forces Examining and Entrance Station for the U.S . Army in Fairmont, W.Va. Martin J. Tassoni has been teaching math with the Chester (Pa .) School Board. He has returned to Dayton to teach and do graduate work in educational psychology . Martin married Diana Brooks, last March 23. Francis H. Verhoff received his masters degree from the University of Michigan in 1965 and is now a candidate for his Ph .D. He was married to Wy-Lea Bailey, September 10, 1966, and the couple has a son, Kurt Joseph, born August 13. Joseph J. Medved is with Internal Revenue Service in Lancaster, Pa. Richard E. Hughes works for Texas Avionics Company in Dallas, Texas . Sgt. Michael J. Conroy is stationed at Fort Ord, Calif., with the U.S. Army . Mike married Barbara Joan Ormsby, August 12. Vincent C. Ilardi received his masters in mechanical engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology in January. Vince is employed by the U.S . Army at the Picatinny Arsenal in Dover, N.J. First child, John, to Geraldine and Gerald J. Petrak, November 30. Gerry is with the UD Research Institute. Receiving master of arts degrees at UD's December graduation were Michael E. Volkmer, C.PP.S., Joseph H. Uecker, C.PP.S., Leo T Kempel, David L. Drake, and Lawrence E. Eiting, C.PP.S. F. Daniel Krapf received an MBA degree; James H. Bickert, a master of science degree, also at UD's December graduation . Daughter, Andrea Marie, to Judy and Anton L. Gombach, Jr., November 25 . Captain David A. Shepherd has been stationed in Vietnam since the middle of December. Roberta Marie Amato married Manuel Noel Estevez, December 23. The couple is living in Pasadena, Calif. Lt. William E. Mayer has been graduated from the Air University 's Squadron Officers School at Maxwell AFB , Ala. Bill was one of 325 students who completed the 14week professional officer training and was specially selected for the course in recognition of his potential as a leader in the aerospace force . He left for Vietnam in January. Daughter to Joy and Louis Fronista, December 21. Patrick J. Coleman married Cheryl Lynn Brinley, December 23 . George J. Sacco, Jr., is in training in the industrial engineering division of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com-

pany in Akron, 0. The Mrs., Madeleine Curry Sacco '65 , and George have a daughter-Kimberly Ann. The Herman's-John T. and Lynn Kennerk Herman-are living in Wilmington, Delaware, where John is with DuPont. They have two children-Troy Thomas and John Christopher. William J. Kysela received his juris doctor from The Ohio State Univetsity in December. Mrs. Kysela is Jane Montgomery. Thomas E. Heydinger has received his juris doctor from Ohio Northern and is attending helicopter school at Ft. Wolters, Texas . Patricia Ann Wernert is with the Health, Education and Welfare Department in Washington, D.C. Jerome R. Curda is teaching religion at Nolan High School in Fort Worth, Texas. Jerry was married to Janet Marie Schrenker last June 3.

1965 Ronald J. Ebert [MBA) was married on August 12 to Mary Elizabeth Tucker. Ron is studying for his Ph.D. at Indiana University. Lt. Lawrence J. Seigel left for a tour of duty in Vietnam in December. His wife , Joan Puterbaugh Seigel '64, is living with her parents in Hope, Ind ., until his return to the States. Larry has been assigned engineer staff officer in the 159th Engineer Group's Headquarters Company near Long Binh. William H. Sheldon is with Douglas Aircraft in Santa Monica, Calif. June Marie Berube was married to Robert E. Ptack, May 28, 1966. Both June and her husband are employed by United Air Lines in Chicago. Robert W. Finch, Jr., is teaching at the De La Salle Institute in Chicago . Donald J. Gardill and his wife, Pam, had their second child, second son, Mike, on September 9. Don has gone into partnership with his fath er and brother in Johnstown, Pa. Daughter to LaDonna and Donald J. Trentman, December 20. Philip C. Carling, Jr., married Isabel Kauffmann '66, August 12. Phil is in his third year at Cornell University Medical School and Isabel is an administrative assistant with CBS. 'JI'homas C. Dryfuse is with the Gorham-Fayette Board of Education and he and his wife, Patricia, are living in Fayette , 0. They have two children . David M. Davis returned from Vietnam in October and is Assistant Traffic Supervisor with the New York Telephone Company. He is also attending grad school at NYU. Dave and his wife, Sandra Leach Davis, have a daughterNancy Jane. Lt. Michael E. Gagel married Karen Lee Jans '67, December 9. Mike left for Vietnam in March and Karen is teaching fifth grade in Kankakee, Ill. William F. Grubb is out of service and with the Central Penn National Bank in Philadelphia. He and his wife, Anna, have a son, Dennis Gregory, two-and-a -half years old. Raymond P. Liverzani is out of service and attending graduate school at Iona College. Carlotta Sharon Ashburn married Taylor H. Henry, November 4. Carlotta is an instructor in electronic data processing at NCR. John A. Bettice is teaching at St. Joseph . College, an international school, in Yokohama, Japan. John married Yoshiko Takanohashi of Nikko, Japan , last January 5. Elizabeth Katherine Maloney married William Kozel, August 26. She is teaching in the Los Angeles, Calif., city schools . David M. Gilgenbach (TI) received a bachelor's degree in business administration from Kent State University in December of '66 . Dave is employed at the Cleveland Works of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation as a production

foreman. He was married to Leanne Pennetti on June 17. First child , Daniel James, to Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kaiser [Patricia Kramer), June 4. Jim received his masters degree from th e University of Notre Dame in August and is teaching at Lalumiere Academy in LaPorte, Ind.

John F. Byno III has been promoted to the rank of First Lieutenant at U.S. Army Garrison Headquarters at Indi antown Gap, Pa. The insignia of his new rank is being pinned on his uniform b y his wife, Dorothy, and Co lonel Bernie D. Johnso n, Commander of the military reservation. George J- Swander is out of service and emp lo yed at The Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation in the marketing division in Mt. Vernon, N.Y. George is atten din g the Bernard M. Baruch School of Business at night and expects his masters in Jun e of 1969. He was released from active duty with the U.S. Army in September after spending time at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, and with the second infantry division in Korea. Phyllis Ann Zielinski was married to William Kidder on April 11, 1967. The Kidder's are living in Medina, 0. Rudy K Hermetz married Sarah Marie Fry, August 12. Rudy is with th e Monsanto Research Corporation in Miamisburg, 0. Sister M. Rose Agnes Kruthaupt, SFP, (MA) left for Brazil on November 5 to begin mission work th ere. Sister most recently was stationed at the catechetical center at St. Henry, 0. Lt. Maurice A . Fitzgerald is stationed in Vietnam until July of 1968. Gary J. Jones married Louann Elizabeth Feldmann '67, November 18. Gary is a graduate assistant at Iowa State University. Daughter to Kathleen and George J. Matt, Jr., November 5. Jerre L. Rhoades is with the Wickham Piano Plate Company in Springfield, 0. He and his wife, Letha, h ave four children-ages 11, 9, 8, and 6. Robert P. Novak has been awarded a graduate teaching assis tantship in the department of fine arts at the University of Cincinnati. He is teachin g und ergraduate classes in drawing and is working towards a master of fine arts degree. He a lready has received a masters degree from the University of Notre Dame. James L; Motter has been appo inted manager of advertising services for Ross Laboratories in Columbus, 0 . He will be respons ible for production of advertising materials for Similac, Pediamycin and Vi-Daylin for the Abbott Laboratories Division. Second child , second son, Scott Allen, to Mr. and Mrs.

Herschel J. Anservitz [Judith Ann Horay), October 15. William H. McGill, Jr., is with Northrup Corporation's Life Support Systems in Hampton , Va. He and his wife, Mary, had their first child, Annette Faith, Jul y 9. Bill is atte nding graduate school at George Washington University working toward a masters in engineering manageme nt. Benjamin E. Sabato married Cynthia Kay Agnor, November 25. Ben is with NCR. First child, son, to Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Safreed (Ruth Ann Stang), November 15. Dennis F. Verhoff has served two years in the Peace Corps in Tunisia an d married a fellow Peace Corps vo lunteer, Gwendo lyn Zbikowski, while serving. The Verhoff's ret urn ed to the U.S . last July and Dennis is now studyin g for eign relations at the University of Pennsylvania. Lt. Stewart 0. Seman married Mary Catherine Higgins, November 25. The Seman's are living in Cleveland until March. Thomas N. Heintz was married to Annice Lorraine Marne!, Augu st 27, 1966, and they have a daughter-Amy Susan. Tom is a caseworker for the A llegh eny (Pa .) County Board of Assistance. John R. Mizesko is with Carpenter Steel in Bridgeport, Conn. John married Nancy L. Baumann, Au gu s t 19. William H. Engelhardt married Evelyn Doris Koch, December 9. First child, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mlinac (Carolyn Bohnert), November 26. Receiving MBA degrees at UD's December graduation were Edward T. Priore, David J. Erdodi, and William R. Borchers. Receiving masters in arts degrees were Nicholas R. D'Orsi, Kenneth M. Bonder, and Vivian Jane Panek. Joseph Zusman earned his second degree-a bachelor of science in education- at UD's December graduatio n. Bernard A. Harawa and Virginia Gornik Farrell received masters degrees in education; William J. Roos , a m aster in engineering degree. First child , daughter, to Nancy and John H. Gerhardstein, December 5. John is with the UD Research Institute. First child, Timothy Martin, to Lt. and Mrs. Martin J. Dense (Marilou Ladner '66), December 6. First child , David Christoph er, to Rita and David R. Dryden, December 5. Robert J. Magno has re turn ed from Cu Chi, Vietnam, which is the base camp for the 25th Infantry Division ("Tropic Lightn ing Division"). "I was discharged from the Army in June and in July went to work for American Cyanamid Company as an accountant." Bob is living in Paterson, N.J. Thomas E. Weisenberger is enrolled in the Industrial Technology program a t California State College at Long Beach and "hopes to have my Bachelor of Science in I.T. b y Jan uar y, 1969." Lt. Edwin S. Ross left for a tour of duty in Vietnam in December. His wife, Pamela, is living in Dayton.

1966 Karl A. Keckan married Patricia Elizabeth Petrak, August 19. Karl is working for the Ford Motor Company in Detroit. Denis J. Gasson is teaching at Immaculate Conception High School in Celina, 0 . Mary Deloris Oebels married Wayne Lee Chaney, December 30. Mary is teaching at West Carroll ton Senior High School. 路 Paul M. Ziehler married Carol Ann Saettel '67, December 30 . Mary Ann Puetz married William S. Elliott, Jr., December 16. The co upl e is li ving in Flushing, N.Y. Peter H. Oatis married UD senior, Christine Anna Sheehan, December 30. Pete is chi ef technician of the CardioPulmonary Lab at Goo d Samaritan Hospital in Dayton. Barbara Lynn Brogan married Talivaldis Richard Kalvans, August 25. Barbara is working on h er masters degree

part-time at the University of Michigan. Her masters work is in history particularly specializing in the area of Western European History of the 18th and 19th centuries concentrating on England and France. "Last year I began my first year teaching at a Junior High in Melvindale-ninth grade English. It was here that I met my future husband who was also beginning his first year of teaching. Now I've transferred to the High School where I'm teaching tenth and eleventh grade English."

~~~~~1 : :~ :

in the Frigidaire Goal-Maker Club, a group of top ::::::

~ ::H,::\~~~~~:~~h~'~;;!~i路~:;~M:::::f:~'.-;:~~~;

!;_~;, , , , ,:,:, , ,:,:,:, :,:,~,:,~,;, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,m~ = : : : : : : :~: : : : : : : : : : ': : : il\il

Dolores M. Koesel is teaching fourth grade at St. William School in Euclid, 0 . "Dearly love my work! Am also working toward my full degree ." First child, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Neary (Mary Anne Whitman), December 20. Walter J. Diewald received a masters in science degree from The Ohio State University in December. Lt. James H. Severs was assigned to the U.S. Army Electronics Proving Grounds at Ft. Huachuca, Arizona, in October. Jim entered service in March of 1967. Second child, second son, Thomas Steven, to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sikora (Mary Elizabeth Sweeney '64), June 20. John F. Norton was commissioned a second lieutenant upon graduation from the Officer Candidate School at the Army Artillery and Missile Center, Ft. Sill, Okla ., in October. John is married to Janice Maezer Norton. Thomas E. McDonnell is a chemical engineer with John F. Norton Inland Manufacturing Division of GMC. John M. Lake (MS) is a chemist with Delco Products Division, GMC. Sharon Ann Jaeger is a graduate student at Alaska Methodist University and Jiving in Spenard, Alaska. Lt. Kenneth J. Annibale has returned from Vietnam and is stationed at Ft. Bragg, N.C. Ken writes, "I'll be getting out of the Army on July 5." Lt. Michael P. Gardner will be stationed in Vietnam until August. TI grads John S. Sukola III, Richard E. Sosville, Donald L. Schilling, Jr., Donald H. Meyer, Michael D. A. Dantona, Michael L. Crompton, and Philip V. Costantino all received Bachelor of Technology degrees at UD's December graduation. Receiving an MBA degree was Randy J. Lentz; receiving a masters degree in education was James C. Manley. Receiving a master of arts degree was Paul M. Ziehler. John A. Trojanski, S.M., received his second bachelor degree from UD-this one in arts. James R. Gress is studying for his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago . He re ceived his masters from Miami University last year and is teaching sixth grade in the Cook County School District. Mrs. Gress is Marianna Russell. Joyce Olszewski Hussion and her husband, George, had their second child, Kelly Joyce , October 27. She joins Christopher. George, known as Chip, who attended UD

is an industrial engineer with Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company in Buffalo, N.Y. Terence P. Shrock started with the Civil Service Commission in Chicago on October 30. "This job will hopefully lead to the position of investigator with the Commission." Lt. David G. Hendy is with the U.S . Army Defense Comm. Agency in Vietnam. Dave's tour of duty in Vietnam will end in October 1968. He and his wife, Martha, have a son-Brian David. A son, Jonathan Scott, to Janie and Douglas J. Hattersley, June 5. Doug is working as a geologist for the Defense Department in Arlington, Va. Richard W. Winkler married Cheryl Lynn Nanni, November 18. Dick is with Mills & Wright Realty Company in Dayton. In a double wedding ceremony, Patrick R. Fleming married Karen Louise Sobieski, '67, and Joseph R. Sens married Thelma Jane Sobieski on November 25. James R. Spotila married Loretta Frances Dittrich, August 26. Jim is studying for his Ph .D. at the University ot Arkansas and Loretta is research assistant with Plant Pathology. Carl F. Bauer married Bernadette M. Bartnik, June 24. Carl is a graduate student at Northwestern University. Thomas L. Murphy married Barbara Lee Ferguson, November 11. Tom is an assistant Manager with Disco Food Markets in Dayton. Edwina C. Wippel (MA) is teaching eleventh grade English with the Anne Arundel County Board of Education and living in Annapolis, Md. Noreen Margaret Roman is working on her masters at Buffalo State University and teaching in the Frontier Central School System in Hamburg, N.Y. Freddie L. Beason is working at WPAFB and Jiving in Enon, Ohio. * * * William Kuhns, "66, former high school English teacher and now graduate theology student at the University of Chicago, joins the author brigade among UD alumni. Bill has written "In Pursuit of Dietrich Bonhoeffer." It was published by Pflaum Publishing and is available in the UD Bookstore on campus. In an article written by Richard Maschal of the Dayton Journal Herald, Kuhns is quoted as saying of the German theologian: "Young people today read his works to find out what faith is about. They are looking for answers but read mostly the beautiful stuff. I wanted to do something showing the whole gamut of his thought . .. " Maschal writes: "Pursuit is the first popular treatment of the Lutheran theologian who pioneered concepts like ecumenism, concepts which still bounce through theological discussions today." Bonhoeffer died in a Nazi prison camp during World War II. He was 39 and had participated in the July 20, 1944, attempt on Hitler's life.

* * * William R. James married Elaine Marie Madak '67, November 18. Bill is with Avco and Elaine is teaching in the Columbus (0.) Public Schools. John A. Houck married Susan Rose Engel '67, June 17. John is with the Westinghouse Electric Corporation in Columbus, 0 . C. Patrick O'Connor is with Arthur Andersen & Company in Columbus, 0. Pat was married to KarE;!n M. Yearley, August 5. Susan Carole Mullane is teaching first grade at Lindbergh Elementary in Columbus, 0 . Sue is also a graduate student at Ohio State. Robert L. Butler earned his masters degree in education from Miami University on December 21. Bob is teaching at Fairborn High School. Lt. Michael W. Bell is serving a tour of duty in Vietnam

at Chu Lai. Mike left for that assignment one month after the birth of his and Paula Faroh Bell's first child, Lisa Ann, who was born on August 21. Paula and Lisa are living in Lorain, 0. Herbert L. Myers III married Kathleen Ann Fox, January 13. He is with Avco Electronics Division in Cincinnati.

1967

Allen M. Hill is working for the Dayton Power and Light Company and attending UD grad school on a part-time basis. William C. Mess is attending graduate school at Ohio State. Charles D. Ruemping married Priscilla Eileen Miller, last June 24. He is with IBM in Rochester, Minn. Donald J. Laughlin, Jr., married Marion Francine Selva, August 19. Paul S. Kimmel m arried Sandra Jean Wilburn, August 26. Paul is with NCR. Robert J. Bosch, Jr., and Stephen L. Gubas, Jr., are engineers with General Dynamic's Electric Boat Division in Groton, Conn. Russell R. Cervay is with General Electric in Evendale, 0 . Richard A. Crum and Claude S. Young are with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Dick is attending law school at the University of Akron part time. Robert S. Merdes has joine d the Surface Combustion Division of Midland Ross Corporation in Toledo. Christine M. Harlan married Gregory Todd Hayward, December 23. The Hayward's are living in Ann Arbor, Mich.

Vincent F. Speziale John H. Groskopf

John C. Graser

Vincent F. Speziale, John H. Groskopf, and John C. Graser have been commissione d second lieutna nts in the USAF upon graduation from Officer Tra ining School a t Lackland AFB, T exas. John Graser has b een assign ed to Lowry AFB, Cofora do, for training as an aerospace munitions officer. John Groskopf is stationed a t Williams AFB, Arizona, for training as a pilot; Vince a t Reese AFB, Texas, a lso for training as a pilot. Vince was married to Eloise Hartwig on December 28. William R. Ringo, Jr., m a rried Susan Jane O a kes , Decemb er 30. The cou ple is living in Bridgeton, Missouri, whe re Bill is working fo r McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Corporation and attending graduate school at St. Louis University. Paul R. Hoffmann marrie d Suzanna Marie Schmitz, De-

cember 30. Paul is with Magnavox Company in F t. Wayne, Ind. Lt. John R. Cummings married Paula Lynn Haskell, December 30. The Cummings will be stationed in Germany soon. Margaret Ann West married James Robert Dillon last April 15. Margaret is teaching at Assumption School in Dayton. Also at Assumption is Mary Elizabeth Herrel. Mary Ann Dower Hames is teaching in the Dayton Public School System, as are Anna Brandenburg Tharp and Marilyn Jeannette White. Gloria Jean Koester is teaching at St. Charles Elementary School in Kettering, 0 . Marie Del Gregg Lake is teaching at St. Helen's School in Dayton. She and her husb and, Philip A. Lake '38, have three children-Philip, Patty and Carol. Kenneth C. Lammers married Dorothy Ann W ehri, last April 29 . Helen Marie Petkewicz is teaching at Our Lady of the Rosary School in Dayton. Susan Marie Rannigan is teaching with the Lakewood (0.) Board of Education. Mary Catherine Seigel is teaching at St. Brigid School in Xenia, 0 . Carol Louise Trainor is livin g in Denver, Colorado, and teaching fourth grade a t Christ the King School. Richard J. Brewer married Karen Josephine Brademeyer, last May 6. Ronald W. Evans is with Frigidaire Division, GMC. Morrison J. Floyd is working at WPAFB. William A. Humpert is attending law school at the University of Cincinnati. Philip K. Kleckner is with Kleckner & Cole CPA's in Dayton. George R. Pitstick is with Morris Bean and Company in Yellow Springs, 0. He and his wife, Eloise Weddle Pitstick '61 , have two children-Hannah and Gregory. John K. Quatman, Jr., is working for Rike 's in Dayton. Ernest R. Root, Jr., is manager of programing with IBM. H e and his wife h ave two children- Ashley and Elliott. Franklin A. Ross is a draftsman at WPAFB. He and wife, Caryl, have six children-Michael, UD studen t; Deborah, Alicia, Cynthia, Mich ele a nd Franklin, Jr. Joseph M. Satterfield is attending grad school at the University of Chicago. Donald J. Vendely is with WHIO-TV. Friederike M. Klefeker is with the Bee-Gee Shoe Corporation in Dayton . David C. Grosjean is with the Franklin Life Insurance Company in Dayton . Kathleen Ann Giambrone is working for Avco Corporation. Robert M. Mershon married UD stude nt, Lucretia Lee Whitacr e, December 23. Robert J. Marlow is a n instrument technician at Globe Industries. Bob and his wife, Kathleen, h ave five childrenDennis, James, Donald, Cynthia and Christopher. Bashir S. Bidiwala, a TI gr ad, received a bachelor of technology degree a t UD's December graduation. He is emp loye d by NCR and is working on anoth er de gree in engineering a t UD. David F. White married Constance E. Miller, August 26. Robert J. Conrad is an engineer with Dayton T ire and Rubber Company. He and his wife, Joseph ine, have two so ns- Ri ch ard and Bruce. Roger G. Furnas is with Gummed Products, a division of St. Regis Paper Company, in Troy, 0. H e and his wife have thre e children- Walter, Sheila and James. Albert H. Reeves is an engineer a t WPA FB. H e and his wife, Alberta , have a da ughter- Deb ra. Leo C. Daiuto, Jr., a T I grad, received a bachelor of technology degree at December's UD graduation. So did Frank M. Tedesco.

Construction started on $2,200,000 Women's Residence Hall

Robert J. Kocher is with the Logan Company and living in Louisville, Ky. Robert A. Benson (MA) is technical editor at Monsanto. Philip S. Piro (MA) is an instructor in psychology at Sinclair College in Dayton. He and his wife, Nancy, have a daughter- Gloria Marie. Edward E. Spencer (MA) is an instructor at Cedarville College. Johannes G. Mlela (MA] is studying for his Ph.D. at Northwestern University. Robert F. Bachert (MA) is a mathematician a t WPAFB. He and his wife, Ruth, have two children- Andrew and Diana. Paul Edmonds (MS) is with the UD Research Institute. Paul and his wife, Yvonne. have three children-Dale, Keith and Roderick. Edmund H. Schwartzel, Jr., [MS] is a research associate with the Kettering Foundation in Yellow Springs, 0. Ed and his wife, Edith, were married on May 7, 1966. Dan Harris (M.Ed.] is teaching at Whittier School in Dayton. Thomas Y. Moore. assistant football coach at UD. received a masters degree in education at December graduation. Tom and his wife, Emily, have a daughter- Terry. Chalmers D. Zimmerman (M.Ed.] is a consultant for Ohio State Unive rsity at WPAFB. He and his wife, Judith, have a son-Kurt. Sidney G. Hawkes (MBA) is an administrator of state and local taxes with Mead Corporation in Dayton. H e and wife, Jane, have three d a ughters- Deborah, Brenda and Shelly. Ronald D. Himes (MBA] is in personnel development with International Harvester Company in Springfield, 0. Delbert Horn (MBA) is senior process engineer with Frigidaire Division, GMC. He and his wife, Zenda, have a son- Walter Charles. David A. Knudsen (MBA) is general consultant and secretary of the E. F. MacDonald Company. He and his wife, Barbara, have two children-Mark and Joyce. Ronald L. Leonard (MBA) is an engineer with FrigidaireMoraine. He and his wife, Nancy, have four childrenRonald, William, Michael and Cynthia.

Donald E. Mikesell (MBA) is also with Frigidaire. He and wife, Shirley, have four children-Terry, Lorri, Jeffrey and Peggi. Donald J. Moist (MBA) is merchandise controller for E. F. MacDonald Company. He and his wife, Evelyn, have a daughter- Dona Lee-attending UD. Kyu B. Park (MBA) is working toward another degree at Wright State University. He and his wife, So Bin, have two daughters- Susan and Angela. Ralph F. Petertonjes (MBA] is an accountant with DelcoKettering. Donald K. Poore (MBA) is a cost accountant with Hobart Manufacturing Company in Troy, 0 . Joseph S. Ranta (MBA) is in sales with Investors Diversified. He and wife, Joan, have three children-Cheryl, Dianne and Kevin. Benjamin G. Sachs (MBA) is an engineer at NCR. He and wife, Sara, have two children-Dan and Yaron. Gene H. Sargent (MBA) is senior programmer at Delco (GMC). Suryakant A. Shah (MBA) is an engineer at Globe Industries. James L. Todd (MBA) is in sales with Delco Moraine. Donald T. Wilcoxon (MBA) is in the payroll-accounts department at Cedarville College. Robert E. Wilkinson (MBA) is in the Digital Computer program at WPAFB. L. Reed Yeager (MBA) is in research work at NCR. He and wife, Julie, have a daughter- Mary. V. T. D. Balaraman (M.Engr.) is continuing graduate work at UD. He and his w ife, Eela, have a daughter and a son. Raymond J. Flis is attending UD grad school and working part time with GMC. Donald W. Gilmour married Tina Ma rie Borders, September 16. Don is a m achine designer with Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company in Newport News, Va. Robert J. Bush is studying at Ohio University for a masters in art education. Gregory J. Barker married Mary Kathryn Mazzoni, November 11. Robert P. Avery is teaching at St. Henry (0.) High School. F. Ronald Pauley married Elaine Mary Bart, November 25. Ron is attending graduate school at Indiana University and employed by Midland Sash & Door Company. Raymond J. Seiler married Teresa Marteen Slona~er, November 25. Ray is with Monsanto Research CorporatiOn in the nuclear operations dpartment. Teresa is the daughter of William G. Slonaker '50, a member of the UD faculty. Timoney F. Massey married Janis Elaine Toll, November 25. Timoney is with Travelers Insurance in Indianap olis. Leonard J. Petkun is a sales repres entative for the H. J. Heinz Company in Cincinnati. Claudia Arleen Dispennett married Michael M. Hogg, November 25. Claudia had been with IBM in Endicott, N.Y., but the Hogg's are now living in Columbus, 0. Eric M. May (MBA) is with Boeing in Washington, D.C. Robert J. Kardos is assistant manager of the shoe department with Montgomery Ward in Fremont, Calif. Third child, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Walling, Jr. (Bonita Musselman '65), November 15. Jeannette Ann Steuerle married UD's Defensive Line Coach Ed Youngs, December 2. Jet was UD's Homecoming Queen in 1966. Richard D. O'Meara is with McDonnell Douglas Corporation in St. Louis. Thomas J. Mayer married Jacquelyn Marie Wissel, December 2. Tom is with Monsanto in Miamisburg, 0 . Joseph L. Reid is attending graduate school (English] at the University of Maryl and. Edward F. Fahrendorf m arried Renee Annette Bridge-

water, November 4. Ed is in the U.S. Army stationed at Fort Lee, Virginia. Barbara K. Hopp is in management training with the Illinois Bell Telephone Company. Bobbi will be a PBX service advisor in the Chicago area. John R. Meehan is attending dental school at St. Louis University. Gangaram G. Vichare (MBA) is with the W est Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. He and his wife, Clara, have two children. Francis G. Welsh married Maria L. Arias, July 1. Frank is with IBM in Endicott, N.Y. Janis Elizabeth Nissen is working for Travelers Insurance in Hartford, Conn. Roger W. Steinlage is a graduate student at Florida State University. Frank E. Kline is a graduate student at UD majoring in history. "I will report to the Army in July of 1968." Mary Helen Goring is teaching second grade at Holy Family School in Dayton. Lt. Donald J. Koepnick completed an officer basic course at the Army Armor School, Ft. Knox, Ky. , in Octobe r. The nine·week course covered branch training in a rmor for n ewly commissioned officers with special emphasis on duties of a tank platoon leader. Ronald G. Pausig is with Bell Telephone Lab s in Columbus, 0. F. Dane Delcontivo married UD student Marguerite Ann Kuntz, Novembe r 23. Dane is attending law school at the University of Cincinnati. Mary Barbara Wise m arried James Allen Gibson, No· vembe r 18. Both Barbara a nd Jim ar e attending the University of Cincinnati. Grant E. Friday, Jr., is a consulta nt with S ales Con· sultants, Inc., in Pittsburgh. Donald H. Meyer married Kathleen Ann McClain, No· vember 18. A '66 TI grad, he received a Bachelor of Technology at UD's De cember graduation. Alice Flannery and George Kohlrieser have been n am ed to the reh abilitation staff a t Goodwill Industries of Day ton, Inc. Alice is in ch arge of a ll casework and George is Director of Recr eation.

•I

Private Robert G. Gabreski h as been presented the cove ted American Spirit Hon or Me d a l a t 2nd Battalion, 1s t Training Brigade's graduation cerem onies at the U.S. Army Training Center. Bob, according to th e citation, d is· pla yed all the requisite qua lities re quired to b ecome a recipient by demons trating the h onor , loyalty and pa triotism which n ot only earned him th e aw ard but th e respect

und admiration of his superiors and fellow soldiers. He also received a plaque in recognition of his being chosen 2nd Battalion's outstanding trainee. He is taking advanced individual training at Ft. Knox, Ky. Attending UD grad school are: Paul W. Armstrong, Marianne Ruth Myron, James P. Schiml, Jr., Drummond F. Gaines III, Edward J. O'Hara II, Anthony J. Chernik, J. Robert Fullerton, Thomas U. Schneider, Paul R. Williams, Jr., Haryash P. Gugnani, John J. Pinto. John B. Kelly married Loriel Mary Pavlik, November 18. John is with James R. Ahart & Associates in Dayton. Also working there is Robert C. Reichert. Last May 30 Marley David Myers married Kathleen Mary Griffin. H e is attending gr ad s chool at Loy ola of Chicago. Martha Lynn Rish married William Benton Rike, August 5. The Rike's are living in Washington, D.C., while Bill serves with the USAF. Peter D. Zierolf married Linda Ann Sedlock, August 26. George L. Core is attending Wayne State's School of Medicine. Thomas E. Crellin is with Diamond Alkali Company in Cleveland. Joseph R. Swingle is with RCA Service Company and living in Dayton. H e and his wife, Betty Louise, have two daughters- Debra and Carol. Pauline Mary Hoetzlein married UD Senior Robert John Kirsch, August 26. Lucille Rose Henn is a nurse with the St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing staff in Dayton. Theresa Elizabeth Bradley is teaching in the H arrisburg (Pa.) School District. TI gr ad, John G. Chicken, is continuing his studies at UD, as a re James N. Krause, Terrence J. Matray, Alan J. Kleman, Richard J. Roseman, Kenneth S. Cartwright, Crescens Magliacano, Mark H. Buddendeck, Christopher E. Eisen, David R. Englebrecht, Edward J. Hafferly, N. Dennis Jett, Christoph K. Kimker, Jr., Ronald D. Nordenbrock, John F. Schmitt, H. David Speer, David F. White, James G. Wurtz, James Bennett, David W. Ignatowski, Richard P. Moran, Daniel K. Frederick, James A. Hartke, and Albert L. Andzik, Jr. John C. Beachler (M.Engr .) is senior aerospace engineer in the Dyna mics Lab a t WPAFB. He and his w ife, Shirley, h ave two daughters- Ruth and Karen . Robert C. Frick (M.Engr.) is an en gineer at WPAFB. He and wife, Sharon, have two children- Jennifer and Doug· las. Kenneth J. Kaminski (M.Engr.) is an en gineer w ith Monsanto. H e and wife, Joyce, h ave two child ren- Connie and Tommy. Thomas K. Wills (M.En gr.) is an en gineer a t W PAFB . H e a nd w ife, Sylvia, h a ve a son- Thomas. Dennis K. Haller is with the City of Dayton Police De· partme nt. H e a nd his wife, Penny, have a son- S cott. Carl A. Williams married Donn a Williams, November 25. Carl is w ith North American Rockwell in Columbus, 0 . Jonathon G. Geiger is w ith th e Detroit bran ch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Frank M. Tedesco is w ith Rayonier, Inc., in W hippa ny, N.J. John S. Fontaine married Sandra Sue Pascale, June 3. Sandra is a s ocial caseworker in New York City. Linda Kay Reke is teaching at Eaton (0.) High School. Joan and Larry E. Warner w ill celebrate th eir second w edding annivers ary on June 25. Larry is with th e Aerovent Fan Comp any in Piqua, 0 . Ralph E. Wilcoxon is with Her cul es Inc., Allegany Ballistics La b, in Cumbe rla nd , Md. Richard E. Aubel and Joseph A. Magerl are working fo r the Swindell-Dressle r Compan y in Pittsburgh, Pa. Daniel J. Bilek is w ith Dayton Fabricated Steel Com pan y; Colin L. McCormick with the Miller-Valentine Corpor a tion; John P. Zarvis with Price Brothers Compan y , all in Dayton.

In the U.S. Army are Joseph S. Does, Agustin P. Duenas, Kenneth G. Griffiths, William L. Banks III and Guy T. Woodrum. Robert P. Marcinski is with International Harvester's Wisconsin Steel Works. Timothy J. Schuld is with Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendoff in Cleveland. In the U.S. Navy is Jack H. Bader. Albert L. Frisillo (MS) is a student at Penn State University. He was married to Palma Giardino on August 13. Mary Catherine Helldoerfer married Edward C. Steiner, Jr., December 27. The Steiner's are living in Newport, Rhode Island, where Ed is a Navy officer. Ann Clara Schwieterman was married to Gerald A. Everman, July 29. Ann is a medical technologist at Otis Hospital in Celina, 0. Richard N. Danzeisen is a National Science Foundation trainee in statistics at Purdue University. Thomas J. Dwyer married Connie Jo Eckstein, December 30. Tom is with Dwyer Brothers, Inc., in London, 0. Janet Eileen Wood headed for Europe after graduation in April and "spent a marvelous six weeks traveling with other college students. I'm currently employed by Delta Airlines and am home based at the Greater Cincinnati Airport working as a ticket agent. The traveling benefits are great." Michael A. Thiel married Sylvia Marie Scheper, October 7. Mike is a numerical control analyst for the Cincinnati Milling Machine Company and attending grad school at Xavier. Bernard J. Galiley is attending the University of Virginia

on a fellowship in math. Mary Florence Galvin is teaching fourth grade at Walter Shade School in West Carrollton, 0 . Peter Hlatky was married to Elaine Mae Hertz on April 29, 1966. Pete is with Sperry Gyroscope in Great Neck, N.Y. The Hlatky's have a son, David Andrew. George A. Taylor, Jr., and his wife, Elaine White Taylor '66, are living in Dayton where George is in the managem ent training program with Rike's. Henry J. Kutney is a grad student at Catholic University in Washington studying economics. Karen J. Lindgren writes, "Ever since graduation I have been working for Time Inc. here in Chicago as a correspondent. I write letters to our subscribers who have special problems or questions regarding their subscriptions." Roland H. Robinson is with th e Square D Company and living in Chillum, Md. He is to report to active duty as a second lieutenant with the Corps of Engineers at Fort Belvoir, Va., in March. Frank M. Lobacz is working for Price Brothers Company and attending night school at UD, studying for an MBA degree. Frank was married to Susan Jane King, January 20. Lt. Michael A. Mastrangelo married Germaine Van Eiszner, January 13. The couple will be living at Fort Benning, Ga., until late March. John J. Stevens married Kathleen Kay McCartan, January 20. John is with Inland Manufacturing Division, GMC, in Dayton. Leonard A. Perozek is with Reliance Electric Company in Cleveland, 0.

IN MEMORIAM Lt... . Manville

L•. Barb action at Cu Chi, VietD.am-October 28. ; William T. Slick, . Si. '1()-.o-November 5. Eugene J. Schroerluke '6()-.o-November 13. William T. Mahoney 'Q7_:December 7. Thomas J. Coughlin ,'93- notified in December. Father of Thqmas J. Coughlin, JJ:., '.F· N~t~':' Lee Jones '47..L,April 14. •.••lf~.rryJ. Gitzinger '297an employee of th e B,F. Goodrich Co~p~ny in Akron, 0., for the past twenty-three years~ Decelllb'e r 11. Brother ()f Raymond M. Gitzinger '34. Richard A. Bettinger '26-notified in December-no date given. rrill J. Luthman '50- January 8. Brother of Robert R. an, Sr., '50, .Richard E. Luthman :so, and Reverend If; Luthman, S.J.;•; r;z. · Q.k R. Carroll '32,. ,pecember 31; eorg~ H. Teigler •n..:.....January 13. George H. Hittle, .Jr. 1'36-September. William J. Sachs '38-brother of Edward W. Sachs, M.D. '29; J. Howard Sachs 1 '31 and Isabel Sachs Noonan '3~ J~nuary 18. " .: J ohn .E. Wiesman, S t.,father of John ~•.,.Wiesman, Jr. an4 Cluules R. Wies~an '61- November.. (). Tqeodore .E. Borgert, Sr., father of Theodore E. Borgert, Jr,, ; 52- November 12.. • Mary E. Leach, sister of Lester I. Leach, S.M., '60 and Joseph K. Leach '67~November 11. q; Ronald K. Hare.n, husband of Sally Westbrock Haren '66.. . . ._ki!led in hunting accident in Cali~ornia, .November 12. . / Bear!, H. Smiley, husband of Jessie Johnson Smiley Novemo'er 13. . . . •··· Mrs: Agatha Kavalausl<as, mother oi )oseph S. Kavy '31November 14. Mrs. Ava S. Finfrock, mother of C. Douglas Finfrock '56-November 22. Charles F. Niehaus, father of Charles . R. Niehaus '22November 23. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Pp:wers, mother of William H. Powe.rs '47.....2November 25; Michael Folino, father of Thomas F. Folino '51- November 28.

Lisa Ann Huelsman, four·year±olddaughter '~f Joyce and Robert A. Hu.e lsman '55-December 6, · Mrs. Alice .B. Cyphers, mother 1ofRobert E. Cyphers '51December 9. I Frank J; Hoying, brother of "'R everend Leo A; Hoying, C.PP.S. '26--,-November 30. Basil (Bill) Theodoras, father lo£ Mary Theodora~ Saul, D.O. '52, Basil W. Theodoras. '55] and Helene A. Theqdoras '57-December 12. · ~ · A. Karl Schiller, father of l'Jrederick C. Schiller '51December 24. i Mrs. Joseph Francis PoelkiJg, mother of Joseph T. Poelking, Sr., '32-in December! Miss TheresaFavret, sister of Rev. J. Arnold Favret '23December . 17. ; Mrs. Mar ufderheide, motl:).er. of Maurice B...Aufderheid.e '56 ·. .·· ugustine R. J\~Jderheide '63, and wife of the late Maunce B. Aufderheid~, Sr. '24.....2January 1. Harry T. Haacke, father of 'H . Thomas Haacke '35January 8. I Hubert J. Altwicker, Ph.D., father of Renate Altwicker Shroyer '54 and Elmar R. Altwitker; Ph.D., '52-December

27. · ·····•· . . John C. Dwyer, father of Sister John Joseph Dwyer, SND, '67- January 12. Mrs. Hul<la4ane Goenner, mother of Ronald D. Goenner, D.D.S., '53- January 14. , Harry D. Zonars, father of Theodora Zonars Steffens '41 --December 26. .. Pfc. Gary S. ~Hickel, brother pf Gail Stickel Smith '61, killed in Vietnam- December 22. Gary attended UD before entering service. Mrs. Sara Schear, mother of Herbert 0. Schear '32January 13. Mrs. Nellie Fiel, mother of .Eileen Fiel Mendell '39January 17. Alfred H. Puslat, father of Alfred Puslat '49- January 21. Joseph L. •Lemming, father of James J. Lemming '53January 18. Mark Bonanno, 19-year-old brother of Francis A. Bonanno '66 and Claire Bonanno Brogan '65, deceased in carbridge crash- January 21.

Proposed $7,000,000

Engineering-Research Building at the University of Dayton

L Second Class Postage

PAID At Dayton, Ohio

UNIVERSIT Y O F DAYTON

ALUMNUS MAGAZINE Volume XXXV, No. 1

The University of Dayton ALUMNUS, established In 1929, Is published quarterly, February, May, August, November, for the University of Dayton Alumni Association by the Public Relations Department, University of Dayton, 300 College Park Avenu•. Dayton, Ohio 45409. ·