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LOCAL U. D. GRADUATES AND THE ELECTIONS Charles W. Whalen, Jr., '42 was reelected U.S. Representative of the Third District, defeating C. Paul Tipps '60. Paul commented he had learned some economics under Whalen at UD and now he has learned something about politics from him. There was speculation that Whalen might seek statewide office in two yearsperhaps the governorship.

Joe D. Pegg '51 was an upset winner for Montgomery County recorder.

Sheriff Bernard L. Keiter '42 was reelected for his fifth term.

Lee C. Falke '52 remains as Montgomery County Prosecutor.

Rodney M. Love '33 was elected Judge of Common Pleas Court.

How about some news from our Alumni who ran for office outside the Dayton area?

* * * ANOTHER NORTHERN OHIO COACH Add another successful coach to those University of Dayton gradu ates who are coaching high school athletics in or near Cleveland. Bernie Guilfoyle, '51, who was a basketball and baseball player at UD, has been posting winning records since he left the hallways and classrooms of St. Mary's, St. Joseph's and Chaminade halls in the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Bernie is currently the Athletic Director of St. Joseph's High School in Cleveland. As the school's basketball coach since 1955, Guilfoyle has won 181 games and lost only 54. During that period he has won sectional, district and regional championships. In fact, he

has won eight straight sectional titles. He also won a Tri-County League championship.

If you take into consideration his 19 basketball victories at Piqua Catholic after his UD graduation, Bernie boasts of 200 triumphs . He also coached football at the Piqua school and had a 13-5 record. He was a part of the Piqua institute from 1953 to 1955.

Bernie is a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame of the Ohio High School Athletic Association and was named the Coach of the Year in the Cleveland area for the 1960-61 cage campaign. He also was selected Independent Coach of the Year for 1958 through 1961.

His wife is Joanne Tangeman Guilfoyle, who also attended UD. The couple has six children: Mike, 17; Steve, 16; Joe, 13; Kevin , 12; Karen, 11, and Dick. 7.

That girl must have her problems.

UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

ALUMNUS MAGAZINE Volume XXXV, No. 4

ALUMNI ASSOC'IATION OFFICERS President. ..... . .. . Jerome E. Westendorf, '43 Vice President .......... . James J. Gil vary, '51

Treasurer ..... ......... Richard H. Finan, '54 Secretary ..... .. ... .... ... Mary M. Shay, '44

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Robert L. Conger, '57, Cincinnati L. William Crotty, '52, Dayton Dr. Mary Jo Huth, Ph.D ., '50, Day ton Donald E. Ruhl, '47, Dayton Da vid L. Ford, '54, Dayton Richard R. Durbin , '55, Day ton

Mrs. Donald G. Varga (Virginia MacMillan), '51 , Da yton John R. Westerheide, '47, Dayton Edwin J. Zwiesler, '45, Dayton Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M., '36 Bro. Elmer C. Lackner, '27 Past President, Alumni, Paul J. Heckman, '38

ALUMNUS STAFF Editor ..... . .. ....... JOSEPH J. McLAUGHLIN Associate Editor ......... . JAMES PFLAUM, '33 ASSISTANTS TO EDITOR DOLORES McANESPIE, '51; MARY M. SHAY, '44; JEANNINE DOTY, '71

Homecoming Theme .. . YESTERDAY, TODAY, TOMORROW ... Today's was a "Ball" STUDENTS & FRIENDS HAD FUN Naturally the students had a ball. Didn't you when Homecoming came around? Look at these pictures.

Drop back in the old rockin' chair and think of those days when you built floats, participated in the parade, attended the ball game, saw the alumni band, and the pretty majorettes and marching coeds. '

Below-Who thought of using crane to promote Homecoming theme? Engineers, natch.

Top man on totem pole.

The men- and women- of Scabbard & Blade prepare their float Friday night.

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Former members of band march again.

The Marching Coeds at half time.

THE PARADE The parade, on a beautiful , sunny, day w as versatile.

Pictures of winning floats were not p ossible because judges' decisions w ere made after the pa rade; floa ts are n o t on display before game.

U.QHOMECOMING Float judges were Dan Geringer, Dayton Daily News reporter; Mrs. Si Burick, wife of alumnus and Daily News sports editor; Mrs. Marie Ryckman of Dayton Journal Herald and wife of Jim Ryckman, Chairman, UD's Civil Engineering Department; and Andy Cassells, alumnus and newscaster for Dayton's WHIO.

Three pretty UD majorettes graced the parade.

The broadcasting team of Bette Rogge, UD alumnus, and Lou Emm handled the parade t elecast for WH 10TV. Interfraternity Council featured " Today."

UD station, WVUD, was at parade site o n Main Street.

Clown Alley livened the downtown festivities.

Student Brothers of Mary featured " Transportation: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow."

Pershing Rifles and high calibre guests.

Dayton Club on its way to " Baujan FieldOr Bust."

UD Marching Band nearin g reviewing stand (not visible).

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Young pupils of Bea & Stan's Nursery School.

The International Club followed the theme.

The Junior Class symbolized space age with rocket loaned

by WPAFB. Class also had old cars and a peace symbol float.

The students of Vets Club whoop it up at Queens' Parade.

ALUMNI IN THE PARADE

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard (Beano) Keiter.

Exciting day and night ends at Wampler's Ballarena.

"Oidtimers" return. Some members of last year's Student Government visit with this year's president, Chris Kerns (right), and Peg Rzetelny, also Student Government. The "oldsters" are, left to right, Gary Molinsky, vice president for public relations ; Jack Boos, president, and Bobbie Welch, vice president for student affairs.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heckman Papa with twin, style.

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Young Mascot marches down Main St.

Matthew Scott Stewart, eight weeks old, came from Pontiac, Michigan, with mom and pop, Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Barbara Breault) Stewart.

Mary Shay, alumni secretary, played Queen with Mr. and Mrs .

Jerry Westendorf.

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Very Reverend William Ferree, S.M., Provincial, Cincinnati Province; Judge Edwin G. Becker, who received one of the Distinguished Alumus Awards; and Mr. and Mrs. William Balthrop were special guests at the President's Luncheon. Mr. Balthrop is president of the Dayton Chamber of Commerce.

CHI SIGMA ALPHA

Jerry Dempsey, at left, former President of Chi Sigma Alpha Alumni Association, led the contingent of Chi Sig grads at their annual Homecoming dinner in the Mall Motor Inn.

Rev. Dr. Le Van Ly, vice rector and dean of letters at the University of Dalat. South Vietnam, was the guest of the University of Dayton and Ken Davenport, Director of Foreign Students, at the Homecoming football game. He was on a tour of the United States with five other Vietnamese educators.

More than 300 attended the Chi Sigma Alpha dinner.

THE REUNIONS Special reunions weren't confined to Saturday this year. The Accounting Class of 1959 started the gettogethers on Friday morning at 7:30A.M.- would you believe? This group held a continuing education program that was basically a one-day study of the University, particularly of its students.

The six graduates who were able to attend the reunion heard Bill Hoben, Dean, School of Business Administration, talk about his school. Then, with a student assigned to each of them, they visited classes in session, and talked to students in the Kennedy Plaza, Torch Lounge, Snack Bar and other places.

They also visited Bergamo, the Christian Center for Renewal; listened to a student explain the extracurricular programs at UD and h eard the Rev. Francis Maloney speak on the church today. It was the first step in continuing education for UD grads. More indepth programs are to come.

Saturday reunions included the classes of 1938, 1943, 1958, and 1963, the band and the Varsity D Club. More than 1,000 graduates attended these reunions .

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Accounting Class, '59, met at 7:30A.M . breakfast with members of the faculty of the School of Business Administration.

Reading from left to right, are Don Smith, Barth Snyder, Chairman, Department of Business Management; Ed Rogers, Chairman, Department of Accounting; Dr. George Matlin, Chairman, Department of Economics; Marion Eley, Marty Miller, Joseph Updyke, Assistant to the Dean; Joe McLaugh lin, Director, General Publicity; Rev. Francis Maloney, professor of theology; Don Riddle, Charles Grismer, Willard Clark, and Bill Hoben, Dean, School of Business Administration. Grismer and Riddle organized the reunion.

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Class of '38. Tom Armstrong, Dan Hobbs, Joe Quatman and Major Gott made this reunion a lively affair.

Class of '38. Dick Hempelman, Bob Borchers (note that youthful appearance) and Paul Heckman enjoyed the party.

Class of '43. Looking happy after 25 years of alumni status are Bill Carrigan, Edwin S. Becker, Lou Thacker, Mrs. Marty Lehman Duffy, Rev. John Kenney, Mrs. Buena Greer Beis, Herb Hayes, Bob Schmidt and Jerry Westendorf, national alumni president.

Class of '58. Some of the organizers of this class reunion were Ruth and John Scharf, Marianne and Dan Dunson, Marilee Faust Oberheu. Gail Mikula , Lois Sakal, Steve Mikula, and Bob Sakal

Class of '58. Patsy O'Brien, second from left, seems amused with conversation between husband, Dan, second from right, and Tom and Barb O'Brien.

Class of '58. Frank and Barbara Pinn, left, and Marlene and Jerry Faust get acquainted. Barbara says Frank, who hadn't been back in 10 years, constantly talks of UD.

Class of '63. The planners for this reunion were Bob and Mary Heckman, left, and Jack and Adrienne Meagher.

Band Alumni. Officers of the Band Alumni Association pose with Maurice Reicha rd , right. They are Tom Gagel, vi ce president; Bill Barth, treasurer; Don Eifert, president, and Mary Ryan, secretary.

Band Alumni. Ray Rieger and Tom Sheetz in Auld Lang Syne mood.

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ON TO THE DANCES ...

Band Alumni. Coleman Cummings came with wife, Emma, and daughter, Sandra .

Alumni from 1949 and earlier swap memories in the Kennedy Union cafeteria.

Classes from 1950 to 1968 crowded the UD Fieldhouse and Flyers Hangar for their alumni dance.

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!

THE COVER Cathleen Doyle, '67, a member of the University's Development Office staff, designed the cover of this ALUMNUS magazine. It is a one-issue departure from the cover signature alumni around the world have come to know. We are always trying something different and hope that our little " adventures" meet with your approval.

Cathleen, through the use of graphic design, has tried to attain simplicity, taste, and elegance; and keeping in mind that negative (free) space is as important as positive space.

-Joe Mclaughlin , ALMUNUS Editor.

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HOMECOMING QUEENS . .. PAST AND PRESENT When the University of Dayton became coeducational in 1935 twenty-seven coeds registered in the College of Women, the official title for the first two years of coeducation. On October 7 the first coed class elected its officers and Lillian Sheeran became the first president. Then, around this time of the year, Lillian again brought fame to her name and set a new precedent at UD. She became Dayton's first Homecoming Queen, establishing a thirty-three-year tradition at the University which has b een the highlight of Homecoming week ever since.

Faces and names may have been forgotten by some alumni but it is hard to forget the pageantry and excitement that went into the determining of Homecoming Queen. And least of those to forget that memorable college day experience are the thirty UD coeds who

have worn the Homecoming crown. For them Homecoming has lasted not merely three days or a week, but it has been preserved in many memories that can be instantly recalled.

Although the intentions of most of these UD coeds were to be teachers, nurses, writers or even accountants, most occupations lasted only a few years- and then marriage. Now they are putting their own Kathy and Joe through school, some through UD, watching them collect the same memories a generation later.

We would like to dedicate the following feature on past University of Dayton Homecoming Queens to the 1955 Queen, Mrs. Marcia Gabriel Moultney, who is the only deceased member of the group. Mrs. Moultney died November 5, 1960.

* * * LILLIAN SHEERAN

MARY GRAZIANO

1935

1936 & 1938

UD's first Homecoming Queen, Miss Lillian Sheeran, has since changed her name to Mrs . Lillian Reiling, marrying Victor G. Reiling, a 1934 graduate of UD. Mr. Reiling is president of the Victor G. Reiling Company, a consultant to the plastics industry. Although Mrs . Reiling now presides over five children and three grandchildren as opposed to twenty-seven coeds, she is still kept very busy.

Victor G. Reiling, Jr., the oldest in the Reiling family, is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and is presently a Lieutenant in the United States Navy, commanding a minesweeper stationed in Sasebo, Japan. Anne Reiling Gaffney attended UD and is a 1963 graduate of St. Elizabeth Hospital. Brother Michael Reiling, S.M., is a scholastic at the University of Dayton's East Campus. Charles is a freshman at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana, where he is in the College of Engineering; and her youngest, Ellen, is a junior at Alter High School.

In addition, Lillian Reiling is a housewife with a passport to faraway places. She has made six trips to Europe and the Far East and can also include one "round the world in 40 days" trip in her travelogue .

Mary Graziano not only had the honor of reigning over Homecoming festivities in 1936 but also wore the queen's crown in 1938. In addition, she was a member of the 1937 Homecoming Court and senior class secretary in 1938-39. A resident of Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Mary Graziano is now married to Robert M. Schneble, a 1938 UD graduale who is a staff engineer with Mid-American Engineers, Inc., a consulting firm.

Mrs. Schneble is the mother of six children: Mary-Jo and Bob who are married; Paula, who is head ' technician in isotopes at Ravenswood Hospital, Chicago; Debbie, a junior in bight school; Frances, an eighth grader, and Sue Ellen in the sixth grade.

Like many adults who are interested in continuing their education, Mrs. Schneble is going to school again, studying for her masters degree in education at Rockford College, Illinois. Her special interest is the ungraded school at the primary and elementary levels.

NOTE: During the war years of '43-'45 Homecoming activities were suspended.

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MARIANNA KUNTZ

PHYLLIS NISWONGER

1937

1941

Marianna Kuntz, UD's third Homecoming Queen, if the wife of Steffen S. Brown, Jr., VicePresident of Dyna Corporation.

They are residents of Dayton and have four children: Carolyn Brown Griffith, a 1963 graduate of UD , Marianna, Steffen A. II and Martin Kuntz Brown.

In addition to being a homemaker, Mrs. Brown is a past president of the Christ Child Society and is presently a member of the Women's Board of Barney Children's Medical Center.

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As the wife of an Air Force officer, Phyllis Niswonger, Homecoming Queen in 1941 and also Senior Farewell Queen, has never had a permanent residence. Except for the first year after her graduation from UD, when she worked as an industrial chemist at Frigidaire, she has spent the past twenty-five years being an Air Force nomad. She is married to Colonel Robert F. Fackler, Chief of the Air Force Advisory Group to Thailand. Their only son, Robert Jr., is a graduate of Colordo State University and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force in June .

At the present time Mrs. Fackler's home is in Bangkok, Thailand. She has traveled the span of the United States and has enjoyed overseas tours in Japan, Hawaii and many parts of the Far East and Canada.

JEANNE McLAUGHLIN

1939 Jeanne McLaughlin, who reigned as Homecoming Queen in 1939 and was also class secretary in her sophomore and junior years, is presently living in Springfield, Illinois. Married to a 1939 UD graduate , William M. Schroeder, General Plant Manager with Allis Chalmers in Springfield, Mrs. Schroeder has eight children: William T., Tom, Steve, Mary, Joan , Ann, Jeannette and Patricia.

Mrs . Schroeder labels herself a homemaker and insists that she hasn't "done anything you could sneeze at save being a mother and wife ." With a family of eight she has proved her abilities in that field. Yet her talents do not stop there. For the past several years Mrs. Schroeder has taught high school religion in CCD classes and led a junior Great Books group in a local high school.

PAULINE ZINK

1942 Pauline Zink, who reigned over Homecoming festivities in 1942, m\J.kes her home in Dayton as Mrs. Jerome E. Westendorf. Mr. Westendorf graduated from UD in 1943 and is a certified public accountant.

Mrs. Westendorf is a homemaker for her husband and seven children: Ann Marie and Mary Irene who graduated from UD in 1965 and 1967 respectively; Edward Joseph, a freshman at UD; Mark Joseph , Elizabeth, Thomas, Joseph, and Jane.

While at UD, Mrs . Westendorf also reigned as Senior Farewell Queen in 1943 and served as secretary of her sophomore and junior classes.

RUTH MEYER

* * * MARTHA ROSE MANNY

1940 Martha Rose Manny reigned as UD's Homecoming Queen in 1940 and in addition held the offices of freshman and senior class secretary. She now resides in Winfield, Illinois and is the wife of Howard J. Lansdowne, a UD graduate of 1941 who is presently sales manager at Sears, Roebuck and Co .

The Lansdownes have four children: Howard J. Jr., Teresa, Peter and Gregory.

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1946 Ruth Meyer, 1946 Homecoming Queen at UD and freshman class secretary in 1943, resides in Torrance, California, as the wife of Elmer E. Christiansen, a Lutheran clergyman. The Christiansens have three children: Gene Norman, Stephanie Lynn and Connie Lynn.

Being a mother occupies the major portion of Mrs .

Christiansen's time, but she also leads a full life of involvement in church activities. Among other things, Mrs. Christiansen teaches Sunday school and vacation church school class es. She also leads an occasional Bible study for the women's meetings . In her spare time she is studying German.

BETTY HODAPP

PATRICIA RADICAN

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1950

Betty Hodapp, 1947 Homecoming Queen, is a resident of Barrington, Illinois. She is married to Elwood Q. Osborn, a director and secretary-treasurer of Petroleum Energy Producing Corporation. Mr. Osborn is a graduate of Purdue University. The Osborns have three sons.

Patricia Radican, 1950 Homecoming Queen, has remained in the Dayton area since her graduation in 1952. She is married to David Lee Ford, a 1954 graduate of UD who is Administrator at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton. Mrs . Ford has made her occupation that of a homemaker for her husband and four children : David Lee Jr. , Daniel Patrick, Nanette Marie and Timothy Claude.

Mrs. Ford, a firm believer that education is endless and as broadening as one cares to make it, has been attending adult evening classes for the past several years. During the years since her graduation she has been actively involved in several organizations, and especially in the activities of her three sons and daughter.

* * * MARIANNE ROLL

1948 Marianne Roll, who was Homecoming Queen in 1948, is married to Thomas Eaton Phillips, a 1951 graduate of UD. Mr. Phillips is in the retail furniture business.

Mariaqne has six children, Tom Jr., Steve, Matt, David, Maria, and John.

In addition to being a homemaker, Mrs. Phillips is presently teaching fifth-grade language arts and science. She is especially interested in remedial reading.

Mrs. Phillips also reigned as Freshman Welcome Queen in 1947 and was secretary of her sophomore class in 1948 and of the Student Council in 1949.

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* * * SHIRLEY BOURGEOIS

1951 Shirley Bourgeois, who reigned over Homecoming in 1951, also makes her home in Dayton. Her husband, Louis Joseph Cannarozzi, is a graduate of UD and is currently Manager of Pacific Mutual Life. Mrs. Cannarozzi is a more than busy homemaker for her husband and eight children: Michael Louis, Alan Robert, Lisa Marie, Julie Ann, Joseph Anthony, Andrea, and John Nicholas.

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FRANCES DERSHEM

1949 Frances Dershem, Homecoming Queen in 1949 and Junior Prom Queen the same year, has made her home in San Diego, California with her four children : Michael, Maureen, Matthew and Patrick. Her husband, Francis X. Quinn, a 1951 graduate of UD, is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Marine Corps. He is currently Battalion Commander of 3d Bn. 7th Mar. near Da Nang in Viet Nam. Mrs. Quinn's main interest outside of caring for her children and home is in Girl Scout work.

MARLENE FISCHER

1952 Marlene Fischer , the 1952 Homecoming Queen, joins the many past queens who have kept their home in Dayton. She is the wife of Patrick J. Cunningham, an electrical supervisor for Kastle Electric, and is the mother of six girls: Sherrie, Kathleen , Lori, Mary Beth, Carol and Julia .

In addition to being Homecoming Queen, Mrs. Cunningham also reigned over Freshman Welcome in 1949.

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PATRICIA FALKE

JAN LAY

1953

1956

Patricia Falke, reigning queen for 1953 and May Queen in 1955, is also a Dayton resident. She is married to Dr. Richard A. Miller, a chiropractor, and has five children: Peggy, Terri, John Gregory, Steve and Susan.

Jan Lay, Homecoming Queen for 1956, is the wife of Elmer F. Jung, Jr., DDS, a specialist in oral surgery. They are residents of Burnt Hills, New York. Since her ~ .. graduation from UD in 1958, Mrs. Jung has continued her education at the Russell Sage College, the University of Buffalo and State University of New York at Albany, taking a few courses each semester.

Before moving to Burnt Hills, Mrs. Jung worked with an architectural firm in New York City for four years, and is currently working full time as manager of her husband's oral surgery office.

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JACQUELYN MacBETH 1954 Jacquelyn Macbeth has changed her name to Mrs. James E. Paxson since reigning over Homecoming festivities in 1954. Her husband, a 1956 graduate of UD, is with the Macbeth Insurance Agency. Mrs. Paxson makes a home in Dayton for her husband and three sons and daughter: James J., John M., Michael Francis and Mary E. While at UD she also served as junior class secretary.

* * * MARIAN GABRIEL MOULTNEY1955 (deceased) Miss Marcia Gabriel, Homecoming Queen in 1955, was the wife of Donald R. Moultney, a 1955 graduate of the University of Dayton. Mrs. Moultney died on November 5, 1960. While at UD she was crowned Freshman Homecoming Attendant in 1952, she was a member of the Homecoming court in 1954, was Junior Prom Queen in 1955 and reigned as May Queen in 1956.

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CATHERINE O'NEILL 1957 Catherine O'Neill, Homecoming Queen in 1957, "Best Dressed Coed," and junior class secretary, resides in Chicago, Illinois with her husband, T. Kevin Moriarty, a 1959 graduate of UD and presently manufacturer's representative for Arbrook, a division of Johnson & Johnson. They have two children: Kevin Thomas and Brendan.

In addition to homemaking, Mrs. Moriarty has also been a high school English teacher. But marriage, motherhood and learning io cook became her full-time employment. Among her interests are knitting, cooking and bridge.

The Moriarty family will be moving to Libertyville, Illinois in April.

* * * ANGELA BIANCO 1958 Angela Bianco, 1958 Homecoming Queen, resides in Dayton with her husband, Brendan Patrick O'Leary, a 1962 graduate and now a pharmaceutical representative for Squibb. They have one daughter and three sons: Maureen, Kevin, Tony a nd Michael.

Mrs. O'Leary lists her occupation as "homemaker," but in the three years following her 1959 graduation from UD, she taught elementary ~chool.

At UD Mrs. O'Leary was also a member of the Flyerettes from 1956 to 1959 and served as secretary of her senior class.

FRANCES PAUL

BONNIE METZDORF

1959

1962

Frances Paul. who reigned over Homecoming in 1959, is married to Joseph B. Princehouse, a 1961 graduate oÂŁ UD and an engineer with the Harris-Thomas Drop Forge Co. They reside in Dayton with their two children, Patricia Maria and Steven Robert.

Mrs. Princehouse was also a UD cheerleader and Student Council secretary for the 1959-60 school year.

* * * CLARA TROTTMAN

1960 The Homecoming Queen for 1960, Clara Trottman, is married to Richard A. Muzechuk, a senior development engineer and supervisor in Inland's Physical Test Laboratory in Dayton. Their three children are Michelle Marie, Richard Benjamin and Amy Marie.

Until recently Mrs. Muzechuk has been a teacher at Archbishop Alter High School. In her free time she does tutoring and teaches CCD classes.

While she was at UD Mrs. Muzechuk was also the May Queen of 1961 and one of UD's "Top Twenty Students" for the 1960-61 school year.

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Bonnie Metzdorf, the reigning queen of Homecoming 1962, is the wife of Captain Jerome David Hardt and the mother of two children, Robie and Tracy. The army took the Hardts to Germany during the captain's assignment there; but during his tour of duty in Viet Nam, Illinois was home.

They are now living in Milwaukee, where Captain Hardt is an assistant professor of military science and a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin.

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ARMONDE CORRELL

1963 Armonde E. Correll, 1963 Homecoming Queen and "Best Dressed Coed of 1964," is a resident of the Dayton area. She is married to Charles M. McElligott, a 1966 graduate of UD and currently a commercial artist with Don Wanamaker Advertising Art. In addition to being a homemaker, Mrs. McElligott is a teacher at Meadowdale High School.

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MIDGE BURKHART

1964 Mildred "Midge" Burkhart, who reigned over Homecoming festivities in 1964, is currently working as a probation officer for the Allegheny County Juvenile Court in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A member of Ti Lambda Sorority, Miss Burkhart was also senior class secretary while at UD.

CAROL CHASE

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ELAINE BOLAND Carol Chase, 1961 Homecoming Queen and a resident of Northbrook, Illinois, is the wife of William F. Fawcett, a liquor importer for W. A. Taylor & Co. She is also the mother of three children: Billy, Suzanne and Sandra. In her senior year at UD Mrs. Fawcett was also attendant to the 1962 May Queen.

1965 The Homecoming Queen for 1965, Elaine Boland, is presently attending graduate school at the University of Cincinnati and is also a teacher in the Cincinnati Public School System. While at UD Miss Boland was also Pershing Rifles' Honorary Sponsor in 1963.

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JEANNETTE STEUERLE

DINEE GRUBENHOFF

1966

1967

Jeannette A. ("Jet") Steuerle, Homecoming Queen in 1966, is the wife of Ed Youngs, Defensive Line Coach for the Varsity Football team at UD. This fall, Mrs. Youngs began teaching the fourth grade at Immaculate Conception School in Dayton. In addition to being Homecoming Queen, Mrs. Youngs was one of the "Top 20" UD students in 1966-67, associate editor of the Flyer News, and a Flyerette during all four years at UD.

Dinee Grubenhoff, last year's Homecoming Queen, is now living in Chicago where she is an assistant Employment Manager at the Presbyterian - St. Luke's Hospital. While at UD she was a member of the Flyerettes, one of the "Ten Best Dressed Coeds for 1967," Secretary of Tri-Lambda Sorority and a member of the Education Honor Society.

WE GOT IT FINALLY- This will be the new home of the internationally-known University of Dayton basketball program for the 1969-70 cage campaign. The 13,500-seat, rectangle building is scheduled for completion on December 1, 1969. It will feature more than 10,000 chair-back seats in the first year of operation, eight concession areas, easy access to all seats because it will be built halfway into the ground and have a wide concourse area, and almost 4,000 parking spaces. The University of Dayton Arena, as it will be known, is being constructed west of Patterson Boulevard, Miami River and Miami Boulevard on land southwest of Perc Welcome Stadium. It will cost the University $4,000,000.

On Thursday, Nov. 7, Tom Frericks, U.D. Athletic Director, turned the first shovel of earth signali ng the start of construction.

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THE NEW QUEEN • • .1968 The hoopla of campaigning for Homecoming Queen was as exciting this year as it has always been. Reigning this year was Donna Bergeron of Euclid, Ohio.

Other candidates were Patti Gambs of Indianapolis, Kathy Clifford of St. Mary's, Ohio, and Cathy Flood of Birmingham, Alabama. Donna's winning freshman attendant was Connie Schuck, Lorain, Ohio. Other attendants were Mary Alonge of Des Plaines, Illinois; Pat Clifford of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin and Maureen Gavin of Cincinnati.

Patti Gambs, left, and at· tendant, Mary Alonge, prepare for Queens' parade.

Donna, right, and Connie are win ners.

Freshma n Connie Schuck and escort Sonny Bell.

Queen Donna and Larry Schla rb.

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The Homecoming reunion packed them in. Were you there?

VARSITY D CLUB Each year the Varsity D Club expands its activities as more former UD athletes take part in the growing organization. The Homecoming reunion in October, for instance, attracted a packed house in the Flyers Hangar

after the football game. Much interest is being shown in the coming Holiday Ball, December 28, at the Stratford House. The club is making a handsome plaque in four colors available to club members.

CLUB NEWS The annual Holiday Ball this year will be on Saturday, December 28, in the Pavilion Room of the Stratford House after the basketball game with Eastern Kentucky. The time will be from 9:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.

The price is $10.00 per couple and includes hors d 'oeuvers, 2 drink tickets per couple, door prizes and other extras (holiday corsages, etc.). Live music will be furnished by Gene Manbeck's band.

Tickets may be purchased from any Board Member or by sending $10.00 to the Athletic Ticket Office, University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio 45409. The phone number is 222-9866. Space is limited to 150 couples,

so get your tickets early. Guests are welcome.

All tickets are numbered and must be turned in at th e dance for door prizes and drink tickets.

We will try to get tickets for all those who wish to see the game with Eas(ern Kentucky. No promisesbut we will try. Members who have tickets but will not be using them, please send to the Athletic Ticket Office marked for Varsity "D". We will pay you for them by return mail. Ticket buyers must also purchase dance tickets. Fill out the form below and send it in with your check. If we are not able to acquire tickets for you, the ticket money will be refunded .

HOLIDAY BAll Attached is a check for $ _ __

which includes _ _ _ _ tickets for the Holiday Ball @ $10.00

per couple and _ ___ tickets @ $3.00 each for the Eastern Kentucky game.

Name____________________________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________________________ City & State___ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Phone___________________________________

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Right-They went to the Salad Bowl. Now look at them. Jim Raiff, John Chaney, Jim Cur· rin , Lou Silverii, Pat Maloney and Joe Quinn. Quinn was an assistant coach with the Bowl team on January 1. 1952.

Left- Three who made the Flyers "go" in 1957. The three men on the left, halfback Dave Huber, quarterback Don (Butch) Zimmerman, and guard Steve Palenchar were starters on that 6·3·1 team . Paul Tipps, who played before that sea son , is an interested listener on right.

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NEW SEASON (1968-69) AND A FAREWELL When you read this the 1968-69 University of Dayton basketball season will have started. If construction plans go well, this will be the final year in the UD Fieldhouse which most of you knew so well as undergraduates. No longer will the noise reverberate throughout the campus on these cold winter evenings. Instead the famous Flyers will trudge down Stewart street, across the Stewart Street bridge, down Miami Boulevard, past the Perc Welcome Stadium and over to the 13,500-seat University of Dayton Arena. (See picture and details on another page).

Thâ&#x201A;Źre is still this year, however. The smell of the National Invitational Tournament championship and

the 14-game winning streak had not evaporated while the Flyers of Co ach Don Donoher were in practice this fall. That's unfortunate b ecause the fans may expect too much out of this club. It is true that many key lette rmen are left but the superstars, Don May and Bobby Joe Hooper, are playing in the pro ranks this year. Don't discount their value to the team particularly in the early going this winter. Remember the champions were 7-9 before that 14-game run and the NIT title.

In these two pages are pictures of the 1968-69 Flyers in practice.

Tom Crosswhite checks weight.

Head Coach Don Donoher points to "old" teammate Junior Norris, who is in UD's Athletic Hall of Fame. Another teammate and now assistant coach Chuck Grisby shows interest.

, Co-Captains Dan Sadlier, left, and Dan Obrovac walk into UD Fieldhouse for final season there.

Varsity newcomers Don Bernard, Nick Ferri and George Schloemer view NIT championship board in fieldhouse lobby.

6-7 Jack Keehan checks bulletin board in locker room.

Steve Turnwald practice.

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Below: Freshmen AI Bertke, pointing; Rex Gardecki, also in front; Steve Lawrence and Pat Murnen admire trophy case before practice.

Coach Donoher meets with veterans Ned Sharpenter, Mike Leffel, Tom Heckman, Dan Sadlier, George Janky, Jim Gottschall, Jerry Gottschall, and Dan Obrovac.

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Ken May gets his damaged ankle taped .

Strengthening those hamstrings.

Movie viewing is part of practice.

Left: Obrovac guards Sharpenter in center drill.

Jim Gottschall guards brother Jerry in defensive drill.

Publicist Gene Schill gives some pointers to Don Bernard, Nick Ferri, Steve Turn wald, Tom Crosswhite, Jack Keehan, Ken May and George Schloemer.

Ned Sharpenter, Don Bernard, Dan Obrovac practice tap-ins .

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Jim Gottschall and Turnwald shoot Gottschall, Leffel and Ferri observe.

Coaches Grigsby, Danaher, Bill Cassidy discuss practice plans.

Heckman, Jerry

UD field house- The final year.

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class notes by

dee • mcanesp1e If you're lost these girls try to find you . They're the girls in the Alumni Records Office and we refer to them as Dee's Line, or the Girls Across the Hall . Seriously they keep a record of all graduates, who number close to 18,000 now, and have often helped an alum find a fellow grad . Take advantage of their service. Seated left to right are Nonda Schwieterman, Ruth Kolodzy, Janie Minks, and Dee McAnespie. Vi Fickert is standing at right.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO UD GRADS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS (Except S.M.'s) If you would like to receive your UD publications personally, just drop us a note giving your mailing address, your family name, and your religious name as it was when you graduated- and your name as you would like it to read on your mail. We have been trying to reach you thru religious houses in your orders but this is getting more and more dif· ficult to do . We must have your last name to locate your Alumni file card. Thanks and hope to hear from all of you!

1922 Clemens J. Hellebush has retired. He and his wife, An· toinette, celebrated their thirty-seventh wedding anniver· sary on November 26 . They have two daughters- Nancy and Agnes.

Raymond G. Hieber, retired from the UD faculty, is with Patrick Realty and is also a physics consultant in the field of motor vehicle accidents.

1923 Stephen J. Emerick, Sr., married Ellen Julia Smith, September 7. The couple is living in Silver Spring, Md.

1926 Hank Malloy, '26, just loved California but he had to come back to Dayton. Hank had been visiting two of his three sons, Ed, '35, in Los Angeles, and Vern, '36, in San Bernardino since June . Don, '39, is now living in Dayton after years of traveling.

But to get back to Hank. When he left early in Jun e for this extended vacation his friends said: "Stay there all year. It'll be good for you ." Not Hank. He landed in Dayton just two days before the opening Flyer football game.

He's missed very few UD grid and basketball games since World War I and he wasn't about to make this year an exception just for the warmth an d sunshine of California.

He came back with great tales of lower California, its beauty-and beauties- wonderful food and exciting places .

He went to Mexico and travelled to Las Vegas. He couldn't believe the last place .

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His final word: "You know they have all kinds of beer out there. Why I had some from Denmark, Japan, Germany, and Philippines. On draft, too!"

1927 Frank B. Reichert is with Art Mart [art and sculpture in fiberglass) in Miami, Fla . He and his wife, Mary, have three children- Frank, Colleen and Danny.

Walter J. Bucher writes, "Mrs . Bucher and I spent last February and March in the Caribbean Islands and South America . The trip had many highlights plus our exit from Panama during the political riots."

1928 A recent campus visitor, Cletus J. Stengel of Daytona Beach, Florida, says the campus and the students are really beautiful. He and his wife, Ina, have two children- Edward and Jacqueline .

Nelson E. Phillips, as sistant department head of the Technical Information Department of General Motors Research Labs , re· tired on August 1. Mr. Phillips completed forty years with GM this June,.

In 1929 he and his supervisor, Ralph J. Wirshing, '16, produced the first shatterproof glass used in GM automobiles. During World War II he supervised the Corporation's Nelson E. Phillips triptane plant which pro· duced super-fuel for aircraft engine research. It was the highest octane hydrocarbon then known . He also was responsible during the construction of the GM Technical Center for the Labs' fuel storage and fuel supply systems, and acted as liaison between the Research technical staff and the architects in the planning of the Research Administration Building. In 1953 Mr. Phillips joined the Technical Information Department with the responsibility of developing and building exhibits that illustrate GM progress and new ideas in science and engineering. These exhibits have been featured at GM Motoramas , in permanent museum displays, at world's fairs and foreign expositions , and at

other special e ve nts. He has taken thes e displays to twentyseven cities in the U.S. as w ell as to Ca nada, Mexico, Poland, Yu goslavia and Ven ezuela.

Thomas E. Gallagher is Indiana District Manager for Alloy Engineering and Casting Co. of Champaign, Ill. "This June I was elected Indiana State President for the Ancient Order of Hibernians for a two-year term."

1934 Clayton J. Held and his wife, Mary, plus two daughte rs - Sister Joan and Rita- enjoyed a six-country to ur of Europe, "incl uding the ordination of m y nephew, John Coyle [brother of James E. Coyle, '58) in St. Pet er 's. Just completing my thirty-second year with U. S. Arm y Electronic Command ."

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Joseph Hauf is a cla im supervisor with Maryland Casualty Company in Baltimore, Md. H e and his wife, Edith, married on Se ptember 19, 1936, have three childrenJames, Pamela and Anita .

Louis P. Wilks, Director of Technical Planning at the Velsicol Chemical Corporation in Chicago, has been elected a Fe llow in the American Institute of Chemists.

Col. [ret.) Walter Haberer has been appointe d Executive Secretary of the Campbell County (Rustburg, Va.) Board of Supervisors. Previously, he had served as Executive Director of the Reservoirs Regional Planning Commission serving four counties - Bedford, Campbell, Franklin and Pittsylvania. In his role as chief administrator, Colonel Haberer has traveled th ousands of miles in the area, met an d talked to many individuals and groups. He firmly believes that people must participate actively in their local government. He hopes to become a direct communciation link between them and their Boar d of Supervisors.

1930 Howard R. Heppner is a cashier with Farmers and Merchants State Bank in Oldenburg, Ind. Mr. Heppner and his wife, Clara, were married on May 21, 1941, and have thre e children - Charles, Marie and Glen.

Louis A. Cox, vel,!ran physical education director of the Central YMCA in Dayton, has been named public relations director of the Dayton Metropolitan YMCA. George T. Weed writes from Tokyo, Japan, "Unable to attend Homecoming due to distance of 9 ,000 miles! This year Tokyo celebrated arrivals of two VIP's - Charlie Pedersen, '26 who gave a paper on Coordination Chemistry to an International Conference at Nikko, Japan . Charlie is working at the Research Center of DuPont. The other visitor was George Hough tailing, '29 - on his detour route to Guam."

George K. lwashita, Ph.D., writes, "Still helping NASA thru Bendix to try to get our men on the moon before the Russians as a senior engineering consultant- traveling all over the world to the various tracking sites and on board manned space flight tracking ships. Was at Goldstone, Calif., for about a month in July and August.

Was at Cape Kennedy last w eek. Planning on trip to Guam and Madrid next month. But the big news is about our son, Kenneth, who was married to Sarah Chase Herrick in June. Ken got a Bronze Star Award last month and was promoted to Captain recently. You can publish our new home address for information of other UD alumni." Here it is: 6407 Landover Road, Apt. 102, Cheverly, Md. 20785.

1932 Alex Nirei is managing director and partner in the P.T .

Corporation in Tokyo. Mr. Nirei was married to Kazuko Theresia last October 15.

1933 Edward R. Shoup has been promoted to systems analyst for Dayton Tire and Rubber Co. Mr. Shoup has b een with this company since 1941 a nd had b een in the accounting department.

James J. Pflaum has joine d UD's Public Relations Department. He was formerly an executive with Geo. A. Pflaum Publisher, Inc. His daughter, Sheila Pflaum, is a member of the 1964 class.

1936 Donald M. Davis (Col. ret.) is an assistant professor of transportation at the University of Akron. He is a widowere r with three children- Kathleen, Barbara and Donald.

Arthur S. Folino has b een granted a patent for developing a quick, effective and economical method of printing jumb(Jiosize numbers on printed forms. His process is a combination of printing and collating. Mr. Folino is owner of Folino Printing Company in Dayton.

Reverend Raymond A. Roesch, S.M., president of UD since August, 1959, has been elected a director of Winters National Bank and Trust. Seventeenth prexy of our University, Father Roesch is the only clergyman on the twentymember board. He replaced Robert E. Reverend Raymond Cowden, Jr., who A. Roesch, S.M. died r ecently.

Father Roesch was born in Jenkintown, Pa. but considers Long Island his home. He earned his masters degree in psychology from Catholic University of America and his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Fordham. So now it's Father-Director Roesch!

1938 Daniel J. Hobbs has b een n amed Vice President-G en eral Manager , Bank and Commercial Division, Mosler Safe Company, in Hamilton, 0 . Mr. Hobbs is a member of the Board of Directors of United Community Services; Board of Directors, Hamilton Association of Trade and Industry ; board of control, Hamil ton Safety Council ; m ember of the American Society for Pe rsonnel Administration ; president and member of the board of directors, Junior Achievement for 1966-67; and was honored with the Industrial Citizen Award by the Industrial M a nagement Club in 1966. He is the fath e r of Daniel Hobbs '68 and UD student Sharon Ann. He has two other children, John and Joan.

D. Thomas Israel, former UD student, son of Louis e and

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David F. Israel was married to Karen Louise Scarpelli, daughter of Helen and the late Arthur T. Scarpelli '34, August 31.

1940 Walter H. Winkeljohn is owner of the Biloxi Auto Parts, Biloxi, Miss. He and his wife, Marjory, have four children -Julia, James, Stephen, and Michele.

1941 Whelan W . Culley, Jr., is with the Memphis and Shelby County (Tenn.) Health Department.

John F. Glemet is te ach-ing in the Livonia (Mich.) School System.

Jane Simons Silva writes, "After ye ars of nursing part time and homemaker, I'm attempting teaching third grade in our parochial school. I made the switch so I could be home with my three teenagers during vacations. Having a ball with the n ew math, science, e tc." The Silva's reside in Bakersfield, Calif.

1942 Sheriff Bernard L. Keiter served as fund drive chairman for the Greater Dayton area chapter of the Leukemia Society in September. He headed an estimated 6,000 volunteers who made a door-to-door canvass.

Robert H. Heidkamp was named one of two winners of the Distinguished Service Award and the Physical Fitness Leadership Award last February at the annua l banquet of the Huber Heights-Wayne Township Jaycees. Bob is athletic director of Wayne High School and also building principal of Hawke Hall. He was cited for "his organization, leadership and inspiration" in the physical fitness fields and his many contributions to the Wayne School System during the past twenty-two years. A tennis instructor with the county recreational department for thirteen years, he also served as Wayne's basketball coach from 1947 to 1958.

Theodore C. Shafer, following a year and a half of

illness, und erwent two serious spinal operations at Johns Hopkins last April. Neither was s uccessful and th e surgery left him a paraplegic. After 53 days at Hopkins h e was taken to the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center , Fishersville, Va., where h e is being trained to live in a w h eel chair. He wo uld appreciate hearing from any of his classmates . The address : Room 113, Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center, Fishersville Va. 22939. He hopes to return to Norfolk about the first of the year and continue in his position with Borden Chemical, Smith-Douglass Division.

William E. Reeves has been appointed Assistant Vice President of the Savings Bank in Chillicothe, 0.

1943 Robert L. Ashenfelter is a t Norton AFB, California.

He and his wife, Mary Jane, were married on May 6, 1942.

Edwin S. Becker, with Becker & Becker Attorneys in Cincinnati, and his wife, Jane, have four children- Bianca, Edwin, David and Bigee.

James T. Fenton is President of Seitz Hardware Company in Dayton. He and his w ife, Jane Seitz Fenton '45, have four children - Janet, Judy, Jeralyn and James.

Mary Rose Sullivan is a research specialist with Monsanto Corporation in Springfield, Mass.

Paul M. Engle, Jr., is general manager of the light components department of Carrier Corporation in Ky. He and his wife, Emma, h ave five children.

Charles F. Rains is a n account executive with Ranco, Inc., in Columbus, 0. He and his wife, Kathleen, have five living children- Charleen, Charles F. II, Cynthia, Cassandra and Mary Elizabeth. Their son Christopher Lee, was killed in Vietnam on August 10.

Robert J. Zimmermann writes, "We have added a son, Peter John, on May 18, 1967, for a grand total of six (4 girls, 2 boys) . I thorou ghly enjoyed the experience last year of teaching senior chemistry at LaLumiere School for Boys (a new private Catholic high school founded en-

The RENSEL'S 25th Kneeling left to right: AI Bagot, Lloyd Rensel, Bette Rensel, Charlotte Marshall Wolf_ Standing: John Ren sel, Very Rev. Andrew Seebold, Msgr. John Elliott, and Ed Hempelman .

Twenty fiv e years is a long time between reunions but Lloyd, '43 , and Bette Rensel were h appy when it came. They were married 25 years last August 21 and the wedding party celebrated the occasion at a mass in UD's Alumni Hall chapel. The actual celebration was h eld on Saturday, August 24.

Very Rev. Andrew Seebold, who married the couple in 1943, was the celebrant of the anniversary mass.

The b est man, AI Bagot, '43, made his appearance as did the maid of honor, Mrs. Charlotte Marshall Wolf, '44. Two ushers, Larry Boeckman, '36, and Richard Hempelman, '38, Bette's brother, attended.

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Lloyd and Bette cut the cake.

John Rensel, Bette and Lloyd's son, and their nephew, Ed H empelman, Richard's son, served the anniversary mass. A reception for the family was held at Neil's Heritage House.

There were two little sidelights to the affair. Alumni Hall chapel was chosen b ecause both Lloyd and AI lived there during their und ergraduate days. Lloyd, who is UD's Director of Testing Services, and AI were in town to start their children in sch ool 路as freshmen.

Al's daughter, Ann, and John Rensel are at UD. Colonel AI is now stationed in Washington, D.C., after a stint in Vietnam.

tirely by Catholic laymen on an old estate north of LaPorte, Ind .). This year I am handling the chorus and dramatics - strictly part time - since I still have my business (Zimmermann Paint & Glass Company] and am city coun路 cilman ."

Ethel Cochran Archer is teaching science and history at St. Mary School in Marietta, 0. She and her husband, James R. Archer '45 , have five children- David, Robert [a UD student), James, Donald and Joanne.

1944 Father William Crenner, S.M., is on a one-year sabbatical leave for graduate studie s at Fordham University.

Reverend Ray C. Greene is pastor of the North United Methodist Church in Columbus, 0.

Martha Lehman Duffy is coll ege counselor at Julienne High School.

John L. Hickey has been active in promoting a new voluntary organization, "Human Growth Inc. ," 路which is devoted to helping children with abnormal growth problems, such as dwarfism and gigantism. "Am serving on the National Board of Directors and as President of the Dayton Chapter," he writes.

1945 Terrence L. Leazer is with the Hawaii Department of Education and teaching at Kailua High School. He has a masters degr,e e from Duquesne U. Anne Pennell Hanna is teaching at South Junior High in Lima, 0. She and h er husband, Frank E., have four children - Elizabeth, Patricia, Mary Margaret and Amy. Another daughter, Judy, age 12, was killed in a bicycleauto accident on September 1.

J. Theodore Brown has been appointed editor of the Dayton ACS Bulletin [monthly publication of the Dayton Section, American Chemical Society] . Still with NCR and a part-time instructor at UD. "My oldest daughter, Judy, who attended UD, was married on June 15- now Mrs. Jay Sommer."

Frances Thornton Hoyer is senior medical technologist at Cortland (N.Y.) Memorial Hospital. She and her husband, Richard J., have three children- Barbara, James and Philip .

Colonel Edward L. Buescher, M.D., Director of the Division on Communicable Diseases and Immunology at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research , Walter Reed Army Medical Center, was recently awarded the "A" Prefix in recognition of the outstanding work he has done in immunology. Colonel Buescher entered the service in 1950 and his first tour of duty was at Walter Reed. He and his wife, Betty, have five children- Christine, Stephen , Michael , Monica and Teresa.

1946 William H. Smith has joined Crouch, Renberg & Schneider (CPA's) as resident manager of the Wheaton, Ill., office.

Alice Blaeser Robert is teaching math in the new Grace King High School in Metairie, La. "It's a large public school for girls. I've been back in college to get the necessary credits for teacher certification and am working toward a graduate degree. W e like it here in the South but hope to get back for Homecoming festivities for our 25th anniversary."

1947 Edward G. Englehart is teaching in the Independence (0.)

School System.

Henry M. Froelich is with the American Vitrified Products Company in Euclid, 0 . He and his wife, Shirley, have four children - Henry, Jr. , Susan, Geri and Timothy.

Charles E. Hemler is a senior research electrical engineer with Monsanto in St. Peters, Mo. He and his wife , Helen, have four children - Charlene, Carol, Patricia and Michael.

Sister M. Elizabeth Lock, SFP, was advanced to fellow-

ship status in the American College of Hospital Administrators in September at a convocation ce remony in Convention Hall, Atlantic City.

William J. Greger is an estimator and project engineer with Wagner-Smith Company in Dayton.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stich (Beverly Tompkins '45) have twelve children. "Oldest in the Navy, one at the U. of Florida, one at Florida State, four competitive swimmers." Hank represents Diebold, Inc. for North Florida and the family hobby is beachcombing and sailing in the Gulf.

Joseph L. Hoffman is District Director of Student Services with the Dubuque Community Schools in Iowa. He and his wife, Helen, celebrated their second wedding anniversary on November 26.

John R. Castignola writes, "Had a heart attack this past summer and just got back to school. Again I am coaching football. We hired Tom LaBeau '64 as a football coach."

1948 H. Joseph Eichel, Ph.D., has been appointed executive vice pre sident of the Hoechst Pharmaceutical Company in Cincinnati. Before joining Hoechst in 1962, Doctor Eichel had been associated with the research division of Abbott Labs, The Kettering Foundation, and NCR. He has also served as dir ector of pharmaceutical research and vice president of pharmaceutical research and production at Hoechst. His wife is the former Margaret Ens '49.

Lloyd E. Lewis, Jr., has been promoted to assistant branch manager at the Kettering Rike's. He moved into the new position from Rike'.s Salem where he was area merchandise supervisor. Mr. Lewis joined Rike's in November of 1966.

George A. Zimmerman is working on the staff as deputy for engineering at WPAFB, Aeronautical Systems Division.

John P. Clancy writes , "Have lived in California for the past six years. After graduation I was in radio as an announcer in Adrian, Mich. Then I was in the automotive industry and coached basketball at Rosary Cathedral in Toledo. I went to the U. of Toledo and received a B.Ed. in 1953 and M.Ed. in 1956. In 1965 I received an MA in history from the U. of Detroit. Presently, I teach English and Latin at Tustin (Calif.] High. I am department chairman of English and also teach English at Saddleback College."

Arthur J. Schmidt is teaching at the Spanish-American Institute in New York City.

Lucius Hernandez is chairman of the language department at Christian Brothers College. He is working on his masters and Ph.D . at St. Louis University. Lucius and his wife , Barbara , have four children - Mario, Michele, Andre and Adrien.

1949 Angela Carney Ianni received a masters degree in education from UD during August graduation ceremonies .

Robert D. Collins is employed by the Federal Systems Division of th e IBM Corporation in Inglewood, Calif.

He received his Master of Science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1954. He and his wife, Margaret, have three children - Bob , Tim and Kim. Richard Mason, Jr., became office manager of Price Brothers Company in August. He has been with the Company for eighteen years and pre viously served as production control coordinator.

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Son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Wo es te (Edith Arnold), July 30.

Third child, second son, John Francis, to Jo and Henry L. Ferrazza, August 23.

James J. Donovan is teaching at McBride High in St. Louis , Mo .

Barto J. Mariscalco has b ee n electe d a director·at-large of the Public Accountants Society of Ohio.

Augustine S. Furumoto, Ph.D. is an associate professor of geop hysi cs at the University of Hawaii. He ea rn ed his masters degree at Tokyo U. in 1955 and his Ph .D. fro m St. Louis U. in 1961. He and his wife, Chieko, h ave a d aughter, Anne.

Frederick W. Grimm was one of three new division managers named by Data Corporation in Day ton . Mr. Grimm is now Divis ion Manager of Engineering. He joined the firm in 1955 and was one of the first engineering employees.

1950 The James L. Abele's had their eighth child in June.

Jim is superintendent with the New Breme n (0 .) Board of Education .

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert R. Darr (Martha Youngman '52) had quite an experience while on a business trip to Ireland.

When they alighted at Shannon Airport, Martha exclaimed , "Look at all those people. There must b e some VIP's aboard." The VIP's turned out to be the Darr's. (The weicoming crowd was a delegation from the Irish factory Elbert h ad co me to visit.) Hospitality was royal ... wining and dinin g and quarters in a castle. "They told us that Ireland has only seven clear, sunny days all year. And we had all seven of them!" There was a flaw tho- "our luggage went on to London ."

Donald E. Wendeln, former automation manager at Mound Lab, has been named technologist at Monsanto Research Corporation. Mr. Wendeln demonstrated a high leve l of creativity in. the field of measurement, established a sophisticated gauge lab at Mound and has been instru· mental in the tooling a nd design aspects of mo s t of the programs underway.

Robert E. Fulton is with Hycon Manufacturing Company in Monrovia, California. He and his wife, Martha, have two children - Robert and Debra.

Robert J. Buehler has joined Sinclair College 's administrative staff as coordinator for the second half of the ment al health technicians program . Bob previously wo rk ed seventeen years as staff psycholo gist at Dayton State Hospital and the last five years as psychologist and coordinator for an intensive treatment unit at DSH.

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Robert B. Dawson is with Sears in Hollywood , Calif.

Bob took his baton twirlers to a national convention at the U. of Mississippi and was on film for an NBC docu· mentary - en titled the First Tuesday which w ill be TV'd nationally on January 7.

John J. Flanagan, Jr., is with Control Data Corporation in Great Neck, N.Y. He and his wife, Bernice, h ave four child ren- Patricia, John III, Barb ara and Kenneth.

Daughter to Barbara and William R. Krumholtz, August 26.

Just as the las t ALUMNUS went to the printer, Lt. Col. (ret.) Edward S. Maj joined th e development office at Our Lady of Cincinnati College.

George W. Daly is teaching English at Patterson Cooperative High in Dayton . George received his masters degree in education from Wright State in Jun e . .. "first graduating class from this institution . . . our third son, Byron, was born June 19. Our other children are John 10; Diane, 7; and Mich ael, 6."

Anton K. Dekom and his wife , Marialys, announ ce the birth of th eir fifth child, fourth son, Martin James. Tony w rit es, "The American Topical Association, largest or· ganization of its kind in the philate lic field, h as just published my book on Lions International Philately. At the recent 15th International meeting of The Institute of Management Sciences held in Cleveland, I spoke on 'Management Considerations for the Acquisition, Implementation and Operation Phases of Computer Installa· tions.'"

George W. Ellis writes, "I'm in m y eighth year as head of the music department at Central High (Shreveport, La.).

We are excited about moving into a new ultra-modern p lant very soon. The most exciting news to me was the performance of my opera, "The Sire de Maletroit's Door," by the department."

Grover F. Schinbeckler writes, "While I have been employed by the Lake County Dept. of Public Welfare for th e past ten years, I was promoted to Supervisor in May. I have been supervising the nursing home unit working with the aged, blind, disabled, and medical recipients."

Manville B. Rose is a structural engineer with Centerline Corporation in Cleveland. He and his wife , Dorothy, have five children- Sue , Linda, Jeanne, David and John.

Rita M. Rapp, who works at the manned spacecraft center in Houston, had the responsibility of seeing that sixty pounds of the right kind of food was aboard the Apollo spaceship. Rita was formerly employed at WPAFB in acceleration research but jo ined the space age n cy in 1961. The Apollo·7 crew had a wide range of food items from which to select their daily space menu. More than sixty items were on the list of freeze-dried, bite-sized and dehydrated foods . Average daily food value of three meals was 2500 calories per man . A typical breakfast included applesauce, sausage patties, apricot cubes, and breakfast drink. Lunch was spaghetti with meat sauce, beef bites, banana pudding, pineapp le fruitcake, and grapefruit drink.

PaulL. Wilkens and his wife, Joan, had their fifth child, fourth daughter, Joan Elizabeth, on October 4.

1951 Donald J. Porter earned his MBA degree from UD in August. Don is a staff assistant at NCR. A son to Nadine and Lorenzo H. Harris, August 10.

A third child, first daughter, Marianne Louise, to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Saelzler. The baby's godparents are Jeanne and William F. Klein '52.

Father Carl A . Wise, CPPS, has left Holy Rosary Church in St. Marys, 0 ., and is now assistant pastor at St. Anthony Church in Falls Church, Va. James A. Gibbons is working for the Frank W . Egan & Company in Somerville, N.J. He and his wife, Mary Patricia, have four children - James , Jr. , Michael, Patricia and Kevin.

Irma Catherine Heinz is educational director of the visiting nurse service of Summit County in Akron, 0.

Raymond C. Hieber has changed his position with the City of Dayton. In September he transferred from th e prosecutor's office to the civil side of the Law Department and is now an assistant city attorney .

Dorothy Emmit Shartle is a traveling elementary physical education teacher in Kettering. "Son John graduated from Bowling Green - other son, Gary, on Fairmont West football team. Husband, Paul, principal at Beavertown Elementary School."

A tenth child, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Begley (Patricia Sherman '52), September 14.

Daniel E. Ferrazza has been named director of the annual Cleveland Knights of Columbus track meet after serving two years as assistant meet director. Dan was elected unanimously by the board at its August meeting.

He is also vice president of the K of C Track Meet Association. Dan and his wife, Marge, have twin daughters, Mary Jo and Julie Ann, and a son, Gregor.y.

Angela Marie Trick married Guy Ernest Kinnard, October 6, 1967.

At press time Thomas E. Gates was running for the office of International President of The Junior Chamber of Commerce. Election to be held in November. Tom is presently the International Executive Vice President. If elected to the Presidency he will be the third from the U.S. ever to hold this office.

Joe D. Pegg was named Clerk of the Year by the Ohio Association of Municipal Courts at its annual meeting in October. Joe has been clerk of Vandalia (0.) municipal court since its creation in 1960. He is a past president of the state association which has 102 courts as members.

1952 Father James Kunes, S.M., program consultant at Bergamo, was appointed to the second Conference on Science for Clergymen, held at Oakridge , Tenn ., in August. He was one of 90 pa1ticipants chosen from over 200 applications. The program is presented under the sponsorship of the National Science Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

Donald E. Grimme is employed by Bigelow-Liptak Corporation in Philadelphia. He and his wife, Pamela, have four children - Michael, Mark, Pamela , and Stephen.

Elvin D. Weeks has been named manager of tha 450,000square-foot distribution center of Chrysler Airtemp on Kuntz Road in Dayton. He joined the firm in 1952 and had been manager of defense finance.

Glenn D. Hester is President of the Essex Development Company in Indianapolis. He and his wife, Betty, have a daughter- Susan.

Richard I. Weaver, D.D.S., is immediate past president of the Toledo Dental Society. He is a newly ele cted trustee of the Ohio State Dental Care Corporation. He and his wife, Rubie , have four children- James, Julia, David and Diane.

Charles W. Bucher writes: "Another baby for our fam-

ily- a boy, born April 28 . That makes three boys and one girl for us now."

Dolores Carcelli McCartney took the District of Columbia Bar Examination in June, 1968, and is with the Washington office of Richard Nixon's New York law firm.

Cletus J. Miller has completed 20 years of service with the Government. "Appointed Chairman, Procurement Committee, in the Directorate of Research and Development, WPAFB:'' Richard P. Sherrer has been advanced to Manager of Converter Sales from manager of the St. Louis district

by NCR Paper Sales.

William A. Enouen has been named Vice President and Manager of Administrative Services for the Brunswick Pulp and Paper Company of Brunswick, Ga. Bill had served as Financial Consultant on Affiliated Companies for the Mead Corporation in Dayton since 1965. In addition, he has served since 1965 as Controller for Northwood Pulp Limited of British Columbia, a large new pulp mill in which Mead has one-half interest.

1953 Daughter to Kathryn and Anthony W. Kramer, July 22.

Arnold Stein has opened a new bar on 62nd and First A venue in NYC. It's called Paddy O'Flynns. He has added banjoes and is very successful with the young crowd.

Paddy's is next to Fridays, one of the famous bars in N.Y. Valentine W. Bozymski was promoted to Army Lieutenant Colonel while assigned to the USA Forces Southern Command, at Ft. Amador, Canal Zone, recently. He is chief of the management division of the Command and entered the Army in June, 1954.

John A. Gates is with Sears-Roebuck in Owensboro, Ky. John and his wife, Patricia, have four daughters.

Son to Wanda and Donald I. Scurlock, August 24.

Hal C. Gilmore is assistant personnel officer with the Veterans Administration Hospital in Canandaigua, N.Y. Hal and his wife, Jeanne, have four children- George, Robert, Barbara and John.

Had a pleasant chat with Albin H. Gladen of Greven, Germany, in September. He is an assistant professor of modern history at the University of Bochum, a new educational institution now in its third year. He has been on its staff since its beginning. Mr. Gladen and his wife, Hildegarde, have four children- Rainer, Monika, Gudrum and Elizabeth. He stopped in Dayton after attending a meeting of the International Association of Economic History at Indiana University, where he presented a paper on "Population and Labor Force Potential in Germany1815 to 1856."

John A. Neuherz is circulation librarian at Iona College, New Rochelle, N.Y. He h as his masters in library science from Villanova University.

Roger B. Witte is a me:nber of the executive staff, Tax Research Institute路 of America, Inc. "Never married," says Roger.

1954 Barbara Ann Wall married Robert Jenison, August 14.

The Jenison's are living in Lighthouse Point, Florida.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Keith (Carol Burkhardt '63), August 16.

Doris A. Drees received her Ph.D . in physical education

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from the University of Iowa in August. Doris has rejoined the UD faculty after being on leave.

Doris Jean Froebe is with Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. She earned her masters in science from Indiana U. in 1961.

Daughter to Patricia and H. John Boesch, Jr., August 30.

Joseph L. Durant is with the U.S. Civil Service Commission in Chicago. Joe and his wife, Glenna, have two children- Joseph, Jr., and Christa.

Son to Frances and Robert J. Finke, September 10.

Second child, second son, Patrick, to Nancy and Richard K. Flood, March 12.

Sixth child, fifth son, Thomas A., to Carolyn and Donald J. Dartt on Mothers Day- May 12.

Third child, second daughter, Janine, to Margaret and Donald F. Bruhn, M.D. "Now certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and a fellow of the American College of Surgeons."

Lawrence J. Sorohan, Ph.D., was promoted to Associate Professor last spring at the U. of North Carolina. "Sallie Joe and I have been here more than four years now. Our three boys (Bryan, Jonathan and Larry II) are a constant joy."

Major Ronald G. Weiher and the Vandalia (0.) Jaycees teamed up to play Santa Claus for Vietnamese children.

The Jaycees acted as a collector and Ron was the distributor. The Jaycees gathered food, clothes, toys, candy, and trinkets to package and ship to Ron, who has been in Vietnam with the Military Assistance Command for fifteen months. Jaycee chairman, Richard J. Daum, a close friend of the Major, said, "The project proposed by Weiher in a letter asking me 'if we could do something for the Vietnamese kids.' " Dick is with Manufacturers Life Insurance Company and he and his wife, Anna Mae, have three sons- Joseph, Robert, and James. Ron and his wife have three children- Leslie Ann, Catherine, and David.

W. Harry Biedenbender, wife Mary Slater Biedenbender '55, and family of two (Eric and Molly) have moved to Arlington, Texas, where Harry is area manager for Sundstrand Aviation. "We have a lovely new home at 341路7 Peachtree Lane and would love to hear from former classmates anytime.''

Walter P. Strubczewski "had three paintings accepted at the Ohio State Fair- out of four submitted- in the Professional Category.''

Armand A. Martino has a new position with the Dayton Board of Education as art consultant for the elementary grades. Still teaching part-time at UD, too.

Army Lt. Col. Frank F. Ledford, Jr., M.D., is attending a 38-week course at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. His wife, Marilyn , is with him. He writes, " I am taking a leave of absence from orthopedic surgery for a year. Just completed an assignment as Chief, Orthopedic Surgery, Munson Army Hospital, Ft. Leavenworth. Received Board Certification in the specialty of orthopedic surgery in January, 1968."

James R. Braun has advanced from vice president of engineering to group vice president and director of all activities with Technology Inc.'s new unit, Technology/ Aerospace in Dayton.

Paul J. Clemme.r attended the national convention of National Science Teachers Association in Washington, D.C., last April. He addressed a symposium on Science Education, Grades 7-9; title was "Measurement- What Scientists Do." Paul is teaching chemistry in suburban Philadelphia.

Joseph E. Howard is plant manager for Schenley Distillers, Inc., in Lexington, Ky. Joe and his wife, Betty Jo, have five children.

Basil W. Theodoras is with the McCall Printing Company, Jersey City (N.J.) Printing Division.

John P. Prosser is product manager for Midland-Ross Corporation in Roxboro, N.C. He and his wife, Eleanor, have a daughter, Nancy Jane.

Eugene S. Silberman is a contract specialist with the U.S. Government. He lives in Santa Ana, Calif.

1956 Melvin H. Kuhbander and his wife, Pauline, celebrated their first wedding anniversary on December 27. He is a math teacher at Inter-American University in Hato Rey, P.R.

1955 Fourth child, first daughter, Hope Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Wehner (Madonna Michaels '56), July 31.

Dale P. Hahn has been appointed to the newly created position of Manager, Financial Planning for Affiliated Hospital Products, Inc., of St. Louis, Mo. Prior to joining Affiliated, Mr. Hahn was associated with the Chevrolet Div. of GMC, Olin Mathieson, and Mallinckrodt Chemical Works. Dale and his wife, Jane, have two children- Steven and Sharon.

Father G. Richard Danielak, CPPS, has been named pastor of St. Adalbert Church in Dayton and is also teaching at Carroll High School. Father had been stationed at St. Brigid Church in Xenia, 0.

Lt. Comdr. Cyril H. Buehler is supply officer of the USS Bryce Canyon, a destroyer tender, and "is spending the next four months in Pearl Harbor" says his note of August 18.

Paul W. Grubbs, Jr., is with Clinton County AFB in Wilmington, 0. He and his wife, Patricia, have two children -Paul III and Pamela.

Catherine Sewell Frost married Shannon D. Talley ~:m August 7, 1965. The Talley's are living in Ashland, 0 ., and have two children- Tim and Heidi.

James E. Hecker has been appointed principal of Over路 look School in the Mad River Township School System.

Jim has taught in township schools for nine years.

Elmer C. Bruns is now Vice President-Treasurer of Kastle Electric Company in Dayton.

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Raymond C. Butz received an MBA degree from UD in August. Ray is an assistant buyer for Ledex, Inc. Joseph C. Duffy, Ph.D., has signed a contract as associate professor of education at C. W. Post College in Brookville, N.Y. Third child, third son, Steven Michael, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sprauer (Nancy Wyrick,) August 5.

Robert L. Loeber is teaching at Carroll High School in Dayton and at Hauer Music Store while attending UD grad school.

Vivian A. Heidenreich is executive secretary with the American Electric Power Service in New York City. Vivian received her masters degree in education from Columbia in 1959.

Jo Anne Emmons Hefflinger is doing substitute teaching in Piqua, 0 . She and her husband. Frederick, have two children- Diana and Kris.

Robert J. Fiely has been promoted to Major in the U.S. Army. Bob recently returned from Vietnam and is now stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla.

Charles F. Harbaugh is assistant to the director of contracts and underwriting at Blue Shield Insurance in Columbus. The Harbaugh's have two children- son, 4, and daughter, 2.

Joseph E. Feighan, Jr., is with the Kelley and McCann Law Firm in Cleveland. Joe receive d his LLB degree from

Cleveland- Marshall Law School in 1960. The Feighan's have four children.

J. Jolly Hayden is a general agent with Provident Life Insurance in Owensboro, Ky. He and his wife , Mary, have four children- Sandy, Laurie Sue, Jolly and Patrick.

Linus R. Osterloh is teaching sixth grade at Ogden School, San Antonio , Texas .

Major Gunars Kilpe returned from Vietnam in June. "Am presently attending the Command and Staff Course at the Naval War College in Newport, R.I." Fourth child, Sarah Joan, to Joan and Robert A. Montgomery, last November 24.

1957 Donald E. Bolton has been named district sales manager for Control Data Corporation's Space and Defense Systems Division. Formerly manager of marketing education, Don is past president of the Miami Valley Computer Association and is active in professional and community affairs. Previous to joining Control Data, he was employed by another computer manufacturer as manager of its Navy Department. He and his wife, Charlotte , have a son and a daughter and are living in Honolulu, Hawaii.

John C. Wurst was awarded a masters degree in en路 gineering from UD in August and is now a doctoral student at the University of Illinois.

Father Jerome L. Eilerman, CPPS, teacher at Dayton's Carroll High School for the last six years, has been named chaplain and chairman of the religion department at St. Joseph's College in East Chicago, Ind. Jerold F. Kindle has joined the sales staff of WLW-D, Channel 2, in Dayton as account executive and reports to Don Meineke (who dat?). Jerry is the former Dayton manager and assistant vice president of Citizens Mortgage Corporation.

Gordon H. Hamilton, Jr., is a stockbroker with B. C. Christopher & Company in Kansas City. He and his wife, Beverly, have two sons- Gordon III and Michael.

John P. Tuohy has been promoted by Reynolds & Reynolds Company to manager of Electronic Data Processing sales, Northeast Region. John is responsible for sales in nine district sales offices in five states .

Phyllis and Gerald J. Reiger announce the adoption of their second child, second daughter, Julie Lynn, in September.

Benedict A. Gulassa is teaching at Thornton Fractional So. High in Lansing, Ill. He holds a masters degree from Loyola of Chicago.

Albert V. Ferris-Prabhu, Ph.D., has left the George Washington University faculty to accept an appointment as Advisory Physicist at IBM in Burlington, Vt. He and his wife, Joy, had their first child, a son, Arjun, July 17.

Jerome F. Mestemaker received his M.D. from Marquette in June and is interning at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton.

He and his wife, Carole, have four children- Michael, Amelia, Eric and Scott, born May 26.

John J. Shea, Jr., is operations analyst with Frigidaire Div., GMC. John and his wife, Arlene, have two sonsJohn III and Jerome Patrick, 20 months.

Dennis P. Barry writes: "Teaching in college, finishing an MA and next year will finish a Juris Doctor degree.''

Dennis is living in Xenia, 0.

Keith T. Davidson is product planning manager of Mattei Toymakers in Hawthorne, Calif. He and his wife , Joan, have three children- Dianne , Cynthia and Suzanne.

Carl R. Monnin recently transferred from New York to the Cleveland office of Arthur Andersen & Company.

"Moved to Mansfield,O., where I am 'on location' for a full time consulting engagement."

John F. Homan is office manager of Lau Blower Company in Indianapolis. He and his wife, Janet, have three children- Dan, Chris and Nancy.

R. David Williams is a staff engineer with Applied Technology in Palo Alto, Calif. Dave and his wife , Janice,

have three children- John, Paul and Janice.

Charles M. Larson writes , "My wife, Carole, and I have adopted our first child, Eric, in May. I have been promoted to Commercial Manager of the Southern Division of Dayton Power and Light Company."

Third child , first son, Sean Robert, to Lois and Major Robert A. McCarthy, August 17.

Chester W. Russ, Jr., writes, "My wife and two children [Cynthia and Stephen) are presently living in Wyckoff, N.J. I am with Divco Wayne Corporation [for past five years) and was recently promoted to Corporate Controller.

Within the next six months our corporate offices will be transferred to Atlanta, Ga."

Major Eugene M. Guglielmo received his third award of the Army Commendation Medal during ceremonies in September at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. He is a student at the USA Command and General Staff College. Here Gene is being congratulated by Colonel Robert S. Moore, Chief of the College Staff.

Charles M. Graham has joined the Dayton office of the Connecticut General Insurance Corporation as a representative .

F. Raymond Berus has been named Controller for the Information Systems Division of Technology, Inc., in Dayton. He previously served as controller of government operations for the General Electric Co. in Cincinnati.

Robert F. Koogler has been named tax manager of Super Foods Services in Dayton. He had served as an Internal Revenue Service agent for the past eleven years, specializing in corporate audits.

Donald W. Morefield is sales representative for the Great Lakes area with the J. E. Gregory Company Athletic Equipment Company and lives in Tipp City, 0.

First son, Gregory, to Mr. and Mrs. John L. DeNinno (Patricia Gaughan), last May. The couple has three daughters, Karen, Lynn and Lisa. "My husband is now plant manager of the Stanley-Artex Windows in North Miami and we are living in Ft. Lauderdale."

Robert F. Hey! is teaching at South High in Pittsburgh, Pa. Bob and his wife , Maureen, have two children- Kimberly and Jeffrey.

1958 Sara T. Gover writes, "After graduating I taught two years at Holy Angels, then a year in Saginaw, Mich.

After that I got my MA degree at Michigan State and then moved to Monterey, Calif. Although I live in Monterey, I commute every day and have now taught for five years in Salinas. I've completed another year of graduate work and finished the Advanced Certificate Degree at the U. of Illinois last summer. I had a 2nd-3rd combination of children with average-and-above capabilities last year and I'm happy to get the same assignment next year again.

The majority of my pupils come from Mexican and/or Oriental homes and I find them fascinating as well as fun. Last spring I found a copy of the ALUMNUS in my apartment mailbox. At first I assumed it to be mine but then discovered that other UD grads lived two apartments

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SECOND ANNUAL DISTINGUIS

JUDGE EDWIN G. BECKER '14 RECIPIENT 1968 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

The Alumni Committee in charge of selecting the 1968 Distinguished Alumnus of the University of Dayton has exercised its prerogative of naming two recipients for this year.

One of them, Judge Edwin G. Becker, is with us this evening. A brief resume of his outstanding career and accomplishments will attest to the wisdom of the choice and serve as an inspiration to the thousands of his fellow Alumni.

Judge Becker is a native of Cincinnati, a product of Marianist education on the elementary, secondary, and college levels. He also holds academic degrees from Xavier University and the Chase College of Law. From the latter as well as from the University of Dayton many years ago , he received the Doctor of Laws degree in recognition of his preeminence in that profession.

This year two outs Becker, '14 and Al Mah annual Distinguished A1 tions, reproduced on thÂŁ homecoming banquet i, Gilvary , Alumni Vice award for Mr. Mah rt, present.

Below Judge Becker receives th e from Alu mn i President J, Lackner looks on.

For a number of years he taught in schools in Pittsburgh and San Francisco, served as coordinator. in chemistry and metallurgy at the University of Cincinnati, and was assistant to the Chemical Research Director of Procter and Gamble. Since 1920 h e has practiced law in all its aspects, h olding memberships in the Cincinnati Bar Association as well as in the Ohio and American Bar Associations. He is also a member of American Judicature Society.

In addition to his very active career as a lawyer, Judge Becker found time to become deeply involved in public service to the Cincinnati area community. He h eld a judgeship in the Court of Common Pleas in Hamilton County for a number of years and served for eight years as a member and Chairman of the Board of the Samuel Drake Memorial Hospital, the largest tax-supported h ospital in Ohio. But his greatest contributions were made in the field of public and Catholic education. A member of the Associate Board of Lay Trustees of the University of Dayton since 1952, he has likewise been a member and ch airman of the Board of the College of Mt. St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio. The Public School System of Cincinnati enlisted his talents and recognized his innovative capabilities by re taining him as a member and Vice-President of the Board of Education for more than 25 years and as a member and President of the Union Board of High Schools for 18 years . He also gave of his time and energy for 14 years as a member and President of the Public Recreation Committee of Cincinnati.

In the world of business, he was a pioneer in his concern for the safety and security of the savings of his fellow-citizens. To this end, he founded and directed The Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund now encompassing 135 member companies with total assets in excess of one billion dollars; and he founded and was chairman of the Board of the Tri-State Savings & Loan Company. He h as also served as President of a number of Savings and Loan companies, of the Dors t Manufacturing Company, and as director of numerous oth er diversified corporations.

One of his most cherished awards came in 1957 when he received the St. Francis Xavier Medal, presented each year to an out standing Catholic in the United States. The medal bears the inscription: "For Courageous and Distinguished Leadership in Education and Community Betterment."

Judge Becker, devoted husband to his late wife and model father to his two sons, is an exemplary Catholic held in the highest esteem by all his associates, a generous Alumnus with a life-long interest in and association with his Alma Mater and his many contemporary Marianist friends. The University Alumni take great pride this year in naming him a Distinguished Alumnus.

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Below James Gi lvary, Alum ni Vice citation and accepts the av

路HED ALUMNUS A 'NARD -1968

'anding graduates, Judge rt, '12 received the second umnus A ward. Their cita路se pages, were read at the 1 Kennedy Union . James President, accepted the who was unable to be

ALPHONSE H. MAHRT, '12 RECIPIENT 1968 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

Alphonse H. Mahrt, a gentle man, loving husband, athletic great and business giant, is a retiring, almost shy, person. It has been written of Al Mahrt, a recipient tonight of the University of Dayton's 1968 Distinguished Alumnus Award, that "he is quiet and gentle .. . clean of habits .. . considerate of other people ... " Distinguished Alumnus award ~rry Westendorf as Brother

President, reads Mr. Mahrt's 1ard in Mr. Mahrt's absence.

It has been said, too, that " no man ever possessed more drive , honesty and integrity ... " His life, which began on October 11, 1893, has been a constant reaffirmation of those words written by a Dayton Daily News columnist in 1920 and spoken by H. E. Whitaker, Chairman of the Board of The Mead Corporation, in 1967.

Mahrt

They bespeak of success in a Christian, educational, athletic, family and business way.

They give evidence of an unyielding competitive instinct which brought Al Mahrt academic and athletic honors as a high school, college undergraduate and graduate student at St. Mary's Institute from 1906 until 1914.

It was during this period that Al Mahrt was awarded the Rev. Charles Polichek Prize for Philosophy, the Gold Medal for Excellence in Frosh Letters Class, the Rev. Joseph F. Kelly Theodicy Medal and the Chicago Alumni Gold Medal for Athletics.

It was a time, too, when AI Mahrt was a leading college quarterback, a top basketball guard and a fine baseball catcher. Mr. Mahrt helped to make winners of St. Mary's athletic teams. His passing as a college quarterback was considered the finest of his day and he was a leader as basketball teams registered 36 consecutive victories, a record which stands today. This enthusiasm and competitive spirit, born on the playgrounds of Emmanuel Church and South Main Street, Dayton, and nourished in college, carried over into the professional athletic field where Mr. Mahrt was a founder and captain of the Dayton Triangles , an early member of the National Football League.

When the time came to concentrate on the business world, the leadership qualities displayed in athletics were carried into later life . His ability as an accountant, his understanding of finances coupled with a strict code of honesty and integrity brought him to the attention of the Mead and Talbott families. Thus , in 1927, began a union with the Mead business interests which carried on for 40 years.

His talents were recognized immediately. By 1928, Mr. Mahrt became assistant treasurer of the Mead Paperboard Company. As the Mead interests expanded he became a leading negotiator and his financial genius, often the subject of conversation among his business friends, played a key role in the constant growth.

Challenges were many in the early days. When floods nearly destroyed the Harriman, Tennessee, plant in the spring of 1929, AI Mahrt had the business back in operation by July 4. The Chilhowee Company, established in 1929, was so efficiently run that it provided a profit for the Mead ventures during the depression.

When the many Mead interests were incorporated into one large operation in 1930, Mr. Mahrt was named its first assistant treasurer. He also was appointed treasurer of the Mead Paperboard Company, all this after only two years with the corporation.

Again in 1936 Mr. Mahrt's financial aplomb served the Mead Corporation. When the (Continued on following page)

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Mead Paperboard Company was changed into the Paperboard Division of The Mead Corporation, it was due in large part to Mr. Mahrt's capabilities and understanding of the structural procedures.

By 1942, AI Mahrt was named treasurer of The Mead Corporation which now consisted of 12 mills in eight states with a payroll of $10,000,000 and gross sales of $41,0000,000.

Responsibilities mounted in the 1940s and 1950s. He developed the Georgia Kraft Company, served as a pivotal force in the many mergers and joint ventures, was the first president of the Macon Kraft Company, first member of its board of directors and became president of Mead Board Sales, Inc. He was elected to the Mead Board of Directors and named corporate vice president.

He became president of the Rome Kraft Company in 1952, was named chairman of the finance committee of The Mead Corporation in 1953, and appointed executive vice president for finance of The Corporation.

He retired in 1959 as an active officer of The Mead Corporation but maintained his connections on the board of directors and served as vice chairman of the board of directors when the Macon Kraft and Rome Kraft companies merged into the Georgia Kraft Com-

pany. By this time, The Mead Corporation had 50 operations in 20 states, embraced 17,000 employees and showed sales of $509,500,000.

So important was he to The Mead Corporation that a company and a town now bear his name in Alabama.

AI Mahrt is a friendly man. He is not, however, a " joiner." While he has been a member of various trade associations, the Dayton Bicycle Club, a fourth degree Knight of Columbus and still serves the Chillicothe Hospital and Catholic Charities, he prefers to give freely of himself in a quiet way.

His alma mater tonight is recognizing him for the second time. He is a charter member of the University of Dayton Athletic Hall of Fame, being named in 1961.

Mr. George H. Mead said of AI Mahrt in 1959 that "he is known as a loyal, dependable associate with real qualities of leadership . . . " The University has also experienced the benefits of these and other generous qualities through his lifelong attachment to its ideals and purposes.

It is this loyalty, dependability, and leadership which the University of Dayton recognizes tonight through the presentation of the 1968 University of Dayton Distinguished Alumnus Award.

FOR OUR MBA ALUMNI

MBA DAY Saturday, January 11, 1969 Join the list of business and government officials at the Continuing Education program, "Human Resources Management & Urban Action Programs," a discussion of business and

industrial programs aimed to meet the head-on problem of hard core unemployment in urban areas.

GEORGE SHEER, retired President of the Dayton McCall Corporation.

CHARLES WHALEN, United States Congressman.

REV. THEODORE V. PURCELL, S.J., Director, Cambridge Center for Social Studies.

JOHN E. TWOMEY, Manager, Corporate Equal Employment Opportunity Administration, Western Electric Company.

DAVID LEIGH, Training Director, Dayton Power & Light Company.

CURTIS HICKS, Director of Human Relations, University of Dayton.

C.

J. McLIN, Ohio State Assemblyman.

DUNCAN H. CAMPBELL, Commercial Manager, Southwest Division, Ohio Bell Telephone Company.

DOUGLAS YEAGER, Internal Communications, Industrial Relations, National Cash Register Company.

DONALD DEETER, Salaried Personnel Director, Frigidaire Division of General Motors Corporation.

WATCH THE MAIL FOR INFORMATION ON THIS MBA ALUMNI ACTIVITY OR CALL DR. NORMAN GEORGE, 461-5500, EXT. 363.

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(Continued from Page 25 ) down from me. They're Lt. and Mrs. John Keller '66. We got acquainted and enjoyed talking with them immensely."

Joseph E. Paul married Sandra Kremblas , Jun e 22. Joe is teaching and coaching at St. Edward High in Cleveland .

John J. Spaulding was awarded a masters degree in civil engineering at the University of Connecticut in June. Before joining the Connecticut Highway Department in 1961, he served in the US Army Corps of Engineers for two years in Korea and Virginia and was employed by the Vermont Highway Department. He is married to the former Elizabeth England and has four children. John is a registered professional engineer and is secretary of the Connecticut Section, American Society of Civil Engineers. He was recently elected to the U. Conn Chapter of Sigma XI, honorary research society.

A first child, Christine Judith, to Edna and Lawrence W. Deer, May 8. He is with the Pittsburgh Board of Education and earned his masters from the U. of Pittsburgh last year.

Major Felix A. Diaz:fruz, after a three-year to •.r of duty in Okinawa, has returned to the States and is with the ROTC department at Cameron State Agricultural College in Lawton, Okla. He and his wife, Mary, have three children -Felix, Jr., Robert and Debra.

Robert V. Ratterman, Jr., received an MBA degree from UD in August. Bob is assistant to the business manager and director of auxiliary enterprises at UD. Robert C. Helke has been advanced from staff engineer to engineering manager with Koehler-Dayton Inc. Mr. Helke started there in 1963 as project engineer on various types of aerospace and commercial valves and became staff engineer earlier this year.

Edward C. Farkas, M.D., is with the pathology department of the USAF Hospital and living in Caseyville, Ill. He and his wife, Janet, have two sons- Michael and Matthew.

John P. Maierle is with the Lansing (Mich.) Consultation Center at St. Lawrence Hospital.

Marjorie Louise French has returned to the Dayton area from- New York and is with the Veterans Administration.

Robert L. Gallis is with the U.S. Naval Air Development Center at Warminster, Pa. Bob and his wife, Caroline, have four children - Jean, Michael, Jennifer and John.

Thomas A. Zins is an attorney and partner with Brumleve, DeCamp and Wood in Cincinnati. Tom is also a part-time lecturer at the U. of Cincinnati Law College.

He and his wife, Margaret, have four children- Kathleen, Margaret, Thomas and Michael.

William R. Hieber is assistant professor of business at Delta College in ·Michigan. He and his wife, Sandra, have three children- Judy, Bill and Mike.

Edward J. Heed is a biologist with Lederle Labs in Pearl River, N.Y. Ed and his wife, Kathleen, have two children- Edward and Maureen.

Irene Haslet Boone is a guidance counselor at Towers High School in Decatur, Ga. Jerome M. Leahey, M.D., is practicing in Gary, Ind. He and his wife, · Eileen, have four children- Mary Ellen, Patti Ann, Michael and Laureen. (But another is due this November.)

Robert A. Botos is manager of instrumentation application engineering with Motorola in Phoenix, Ariz. He and his wife, Carol, have three children- Kevin, Marianne and Thomas.

Richard E. Tischer, Ph.D., is a research chemical engineer with Corning Glass Works in Corning, N.Y. He and his wife, Clare , have two children- James, and Anita, who was born March 6.

Donald E. Westerheide, Ph.D., is project aerothermodynamics engineer with the Fort Worth, Texas , division of General Dynamics. He and wife, Joan Sanderman Weslerheide, have three children- Jeffery, William and Thomas .

John G. Renaux, Jr., is district manager of the American Machine & Foundry Bowling Products Group in Fairview

Park, 0. H e and wife, Sue, have two children- Timothy and Michelle.

Joseph A. Tomanocy is a staff programmer with IBM in Poughkeepsie, N .Y. He and his wife, Gail, have two children - Michael and Mark.

Harry L. Kennedy, Jr., is in the public relations office of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York City.

Irene Alice Jaman is a staff nurse with Bethlehem Steel Company.

Alejandro E. Guajardo is with Artefactos de Papel, South America. He and his wife, Herminia, have five childrenAlejandro, Eduardo, Marcela, and twins Alberto and Cecilia.

Charles W. Rhodes, Jr., is teaching at Charlotte Junior High in Punta Gorda, Fla .

John R. Scharf, M.D., is an anesthesiologist-physician in Dayton. John and his wife, Ruth, have three children, Jim, Paul and Mi. Sam Torres is administrative resident at the Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center in the Bronx, NYC. He hopes to get his MBA from Xavier in 1969. He and his wife, Gloria, have two children- Eddy and Alex .

Joseph F. Wise is an engineer for the USAF in the Aero Propulsion Lab at WPAFB. He and his wife, Mary, have three children- Raymond, Cinthia and Robert.

Stuart R. Walborn is an accountant with Srepco Electronics in Dayton.

Daniel D. Schrein, M.D., is out of the service and is with the Department of Pediatrics at Creighton Medical School.

Gerard A. Faust, Jr., is athletic director and head football coach at Moeller High in Cincinnati. He and his wife, Marlene , have three children- Julie, Gerard III and Stephen .

James F. Westerkamp has been promoted to Major in the U.S. Army Kathleen L. Cosgrove is a religion instructor at St. Cecilia Academy in Washington, D.C. She earned her masters degree from Marquette in theology.

Fifth child, fourth son, Edward Michael, to Donna and Thomas S. Staudenheimer, August 18.

Richard R. Bradfield has been appointed to the principalship at Hickorydale School in Dayton. He previously was assistant principal at Cleveland School here. He and his wife, Carolyn, have three children- Carleen, Scott and Kelly.

Raymond J. Haas is with American Electric Power Company in Canton, 0.

James A. Dillehay is an instructor in education at Bowling Green State U. He is completing his doctoral work at BG also. He and his wife, Patricia, have three childrenJames, Michael and Theresa.

Major David J. Cordonnier is attending a 38-week course at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. He was one of 1344 US and allied officers selected to attend.

Kenneth R. Weldon is a realtor in Montauk, N.Y. He and his wife , Loretta, have two children- Christina and Melissa, born April 8.

Major James F. Westerkamp was recently assigned to Headquarters Company, U.S.A. Military Police School, Ft.

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Gordon, Ga. "Carol Ann and our three young girls just returned from a tour of Okinawa. I am attending the officer career course now and will leave for Vietnam in June, 1969."

Thomas C. Versic, M.D., has teamed up with two other doctors and they 're practicing in Evanston, Ill. John E. Feeney is working as an electronic engineer in the process development department at Uniroyal Tire Company in Detroit. "My wife, Lois, and our children (JoAnn, Michael, and Patrick] moved from the Cleveland area to Royal Oak last January."

John C. Schmitz is assistant to the general traffic manager at McCall Corporation in Dayton. John and his wife, Cecilia, have seven children - Stephen , Anne, Michael, Daniel, Tony, John II, and Amy, born last April 11.

Constance A. McKale is teaching elementary music at Southdale School in Kettering, 0. She is also working towards a masters degree at Wright State.

James E. Coyle has been appointed assistant manager of the San Francisco office of Mitchum, Jones & Templeton (members of the NY Stock Exchange]. "On May 19 Maureen and I had our second child, Anne Maureen. Our first (J.P.) is now two."

Kenneth L. Rickey has been advanced from manager of systems and electronics to general manager of the Information Systems Division of Technology, Inc., in Dayton.

Major Stephen G. Bosway has returned from Vietnam and is stationed at Ft. Ord, Calif. Steve and his wife, Patricia, have four children- Steve, Mike , Dana and Bill.

Thomas J. O'Shaughnessy is a chemist at WPAFB. Tom and his wife, Nancy Lauderman O'Shaughnessy '58, have three sons- Thomas, Michael and Matthew.

Kenneth N. Miller is a biology teacher and basketball coach at Sidney (0.) High School. Ken and his wife, Joan Nolan Miller '59, have six children- Michael, Marcia, Marie, Marjorie, Molly and Mark. Ken has worked on his masters at both Indiana and Miami.

Doctor and Mrs. Kenneth Oberheu (Marilee Faust) have returned from Ann Arbor to Dayton. The couple has three children- Anne, Ken, Jr., and Kristin. Dr. Oberheu has his office in the Fidelity Building.

Elizabeth Ann Duell, Ph.D., has a post-doctoral research fellowship in biological chemistry. She is living in Davis, Calif.

Robert S. Sakal is territorial manager in sales of major appliances with Westinghouse in the Dayton area. Bob's wife is Lois Reichling Sakal.

1959 John W. Behringer is an attorney with McLean, Morton & Boustead in Washington, D.C. He and his wife, Rebecca, have a daughter- Erica .

George J. Berner, Jr., was awarded a masters in engineering from UD in August. George is with NCR. Daughter, Karen Jean, to Mr. and Mrs. John P. Tarlano (Nancy Spires), June 11.

Joseph M. Davis, S.M., has been named academic dean at Chaminade High School in Dayton. Brother has his masters from the Catholic University of America and was previously on the staff at Chaminade from 1959 to 1962, and from 1967 to the present, as acting assistant principal. He was assigned to St. Patrick's College in Asaba, Nigeria, in 1962 and was appointed headmaster there in 1965. The Nigerian civil war closed St. Patrick's in 1967.

James F. Murray, D.D.S., married Sharon Kaye Eakle , August 17.

Father Frederick W. Ryder, CPPS, has a new assignment at St. Mary's Church in Piqua. Father had been at Holy Trinity in Dayton.

Frank C. Allen has been promoted to Major and is serving a one-year tour of duty in Vietnam as adviser to a South Vietnamese unit in the Mekong Delta. His wife, Judith, and three daughters- Karen, Kathy and Lisaare living in Dayton.

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Donald J. Gregg is an engineer with Carhart Refractories in Louisville, Ky. Don and his wife, Barbara, have four children- Laura, Scott, James and Elizabeth.

Rose DiBiase Gironda is teaching at Lynwood (Calif.]

Unified . She and her husband, A. J., have two childrenA. J. III and Philip Mark.

Lawrence J. Gilbert is an armament design engineer with McDonnell-Douglas in St. Louis . Larry and his wife, Angela, have two children- Carol and Anne.

Merrill D. Gilliland is Director of Administration for the 0 . M. Scott & Sons Company in Marysville, 0. He and his wife, Judith, have three children - Kathy, Kim and Mike .

Daughter to James and Patricia Evans Rosselit, August 30.

Sister Mary Edward Volker, SFP, has been advanced to membership status in the American College of Hospital Administrators at a convocation ceremony in Convention Hall, Atlantic City, in September.

Robert A. Harris received a masters degree in teaching from the Antioch-Putney Grad School in September.

Nancy Caldwell Cox and her husband , Jack, had their third child, John Philip , last February 5. "Both girls are in school now and I've given up teaching for a while to enjoy homemaking and the PTA." Robert C. Gumbert is with the Defense Electronics Supply Center in Dayton. He and his wife, Darlene, have four children- Gail, Jim, Tom and John .

A second child, first daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. McEldowney (Nancy Lee Miller '60) , September 15.

Major Thomas W. Moritz is attending a 38-week course at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. Purpose of the course is to prepare students for duty as commanders and general staff officers at division or higher command levels. More than half have seen action in Vietnam.

Gary R. Krause reports a promotion- manager, manufacturing engineering, with the Harris Division, Clevite Corporation, Milan, 0 .

Francis J. Moran is teaching in the Chester (Pa.) School District. He and his wife, Linda, have a daughter, Maria Theresa, born September 13.

Jerome P. Bishop has been transferred to Detroit after one year in Newark, N.J. "Still with General Motors public relations staff. Don't think I mentioned the fact that I recently took the 'big step.' On April 27 I married Karen Patterson in Buffalo, N.Y.'' Captain Charles B. Morris is stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla., and is assigned as an instructor in nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons employment at th e USA Artillery and Missile School.

Major Frank C. Allen left for Vietnam in August and is with Headquarters MACV in Saigon. He and his wife, Judith, have three daughters - Karen, Kathy and Lisa.

Francis T. Doyle has a new position with Continental Can Corporation. "Am salesman for Metropolitan New York City. Three children now- two in school in Westwood, N.J." James A. Olsen received his LLB degree from St. John's University in 1966. Jim is a labor relations attorney for Sunshine Biscuit Company in New York.

1960 At UD's graduation, Barry L. Roberts, John E. Kernan, Jr., and Hugh E. Becker received MBA degrees. Captain William

P. Johnson, Jr., was awarded a masters degree in arts and Joseph M. Leigh a masters in education.

Captain Kenneth F. Smith was assigned to the Aeronautical Systems Division at WPAFB in July. He and his wife , Barbara, have two children- Kenneth II and Corinne.

Richard P. Keyes, Jr., married Marlene Droll, June 15.

Dick is District Manager for Visual Concepts, Inc., in New York.

Twins, Michael and Michele , to Mimi and James R. Cooney, March 8.

Raymond B. Otero received his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland in August and is a member of the faculty at Eastern Kentucky University.

Kevin T. O'Neill, former assistant coach at Belmont High in Dayton, has been selected to revamp the current club-intramural basketball program and build it to a fullscale junior college level at Sinclair College. Kevin is continuing his teaching duties at Belmont but hopes to become an instructor at Sinclair in the near future .

Jane Joyce was married to Robert Edward Smith on April15, 1967. Jane is elementary librarian with the Rocky River (0 .) Board of Education.

Arthur F. Garrett is an engine er with Conductron路Missouri. He and his wife, Juanita, have two children- Brian and Carla.

Robert J. First is an engineer with H. K. Ferguson Company in Cleveland.

Thomas P. Herbert earned his masters at Penn State and is now an instructor in ele ctrical engineering at the University of Akron. Tom and his wife, Marcia, have four children- David, Mark, Jeanne and Lisa.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald N. Dieterle (Patricia Ann Zakota) , September 2.

Father John Bakle, S.M., has been named director of adult pastoral programs at Bergamo Center for Renewal.

Father replaces Father William Crenner, S.M. '44, who is studying at Fordham U. James A Bennett married Kathryn Ruth Wakelin, Sep路 tember 7. Jim is with the Industrial and Electronic Products Division, New Products Department, of Owens-Illinois, Inc., Toledo, 0.

Ronald L. Reynolds writes, "Altho I'm still president of P. E. Whitenack Insurance Agency, I recently became treasurer of Americana Music Center, Inc. I'm on the board of directors of both firms. Ron and wife, Sandra Sutton Reynolds '61, adopted a son, Eric Sutton, last March.

David C. Bishop, Ph.D., is doing postdoctoral research at Harvard Medical School (Robert B. Brigham Hospital).

Dave earned both his masters and Ph.D. at Marquette. He and his wife, Judith, have a daughter, Janet Lynn.

Philip W. Momburg is vocational guidance director with the Southwestern City Schools in Columbus . He has a masters in education from Xavier U. James G. Bollensen writes, "On August 8, 1967, we had our second child, another boy, Marc James. I have just changed positions and am beginning a new job with Northern St11tes Power Company, Minneapolis, Minn. I am a mechanical engineer working on the mechanical erection of the company's new nuclear power plant which is being built in Red Wing. I am really looking forward to such a great opportunity in this new field of nuclear power."

Second child, first daughter, Kristin Lucy, to Doctor and Mrs. Daniel F. O'Neill (Andrea Seiver), May 12. "What a fine Mother's Day gift!" Andrea received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Fordham University in June. "This has been quite a year for us. " Joseph T. Swartzbaugh has returned to the UD Research Institute after a leave of absence while studying for his doctorate at Arizona State . He'll receive his Ph.D. in the spring. He and his wife , Janet, have a daughter, Stephanie Andrea, born November 15, 1967.

R. Thomas Cahill has been named Vice President and General Manager of WJIC Radio in Salem, N.J. "My wife,

Pat, and I also h ave a 15-month old son, Mike."

Captain Phillip E. Hoover returned from Vietnam last July and was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service. "S tationed at Ft. Knox, Ky., for short time ."

Robert G. Renner has been named Director-Corporate Audit, respo nsible for all audit activities for Cummins Engine Company, Inc., a world-wide organization with professional staffs in Columbus, Indiana and Darlington, England. He and his wife , Lois, had their third child, David Charles, December 25, 1967.

David A. Dunson writes , "Moved out of Sidney in November, 1964, to open up my own automotive parts business and sold out in August, 1966. Have been in the Purchasing Department of B. F. Goodrich, Wheel and Brake Plant, Aerospace and Defense, in Troy ever since."

Son to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Trageser (Judith Schrein), in September.

John A. Remley, Jr., writes, "After receiving MBA in finance from The Wharton School of Business and Commerce, I became associated with Smith Barney & Company, Inc. on Wall Street. In June of 1967 I was placed in charge of the convertible bond trading department."

Lt. Joseph P. Marnane is serving a twelve-month tour in Vietnam as Commandi-ng Officer of the USS Monmouth County LST-1032. "The ship operates primarily in the rivers of the Mekong Delta region in direct combat logistics support of U.S. and Allied Forces."

Gerard E. Lonsway is supervisor for Lucas County Schools (Toledo area) and finishing work at the U. of Toledo for an administration specialist degree .

Maurice J. Doyle was recently honored in Cleveland by the Harris-Seybold Company as Sales Representative of the Year. This honor is given to the salesman who obtains the highest overall quota over a twelve-month period . Mr. Doyle was recognized for the outstanding con路 tributions he had made to his customers and his company.

Frances Longo Franchina is back at U.D. as a grad student in elementary education. Twinkle adds. "This time I'm not majoring in Bro. Paul's as was pictured in the ALUMNUS last year in Homecoming issue."

Frank J. Limbert, senior chemical engineer in the thermoplastic app lication research gro up at Mobay Chemical Company, was presented a special award as "Research Man of the Year" recently. Frank is shown receiving his award from B. Ross Nason, president of Mobay Chemical.

He was honored for his work in the development and improvement of Mobay's Merion polycarbonate resin, a high-impact engineering-grade thermoplastic. He joined Mobay in 1965 as a chemical engineer and holds a masters degree from the U. of Illinois.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Palumbo (Jeanne Lyons '59), October 4.

James W. McBarron II writes, "Recently named project officer for Apollo Spacesuit Program for NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston. Enjoyed visit to UD in August with my wife, Peggy. My brother, Andy, is soph in

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engineering at UD. W e have one son, Jamie, Class of 1988."

William C. Wallace was promoted to Major last March.

He's an ordnance maintenance officer and is living in Arlington, Va. Dennis A. Yosick and his wife, Barbara, had their first child, Timothy Patrick, June 18. "I have a new position with U. S. Gypsum Company- am a building code consultant in Los Angeles."

Sheila C. James is sales manager for United Ad-Label in Whittier, Calif.

William J. Schneble, M.D., is in his second year internal medicine at Milwaukee County Hospital. "Our daughter, Mary Beth, was one year old on September 25." He was released from the U.S. Army as a Captain.

Major William A. Bentz received VN Gallantry Cross, Bronze Star for valor (two oak leaf clusters), air medal, etc., for service as infantry battalion officer. "Promoted to Major in May; attending Army Intelligence Officer Career course at Ft. Holabird (Baltimore); will graduate in December; next assignment- instructor in department of combat intelligence, U.S. Army Intelligence School, Fort Holabird."

Indiantown Gap, Pa.- For most of the officers and men at this central Pennsylvania Army Garrison, the annual ROTC summer camp tour is a special occasion. For three former UD grads, however, the 1968 ROTC summer camp training program is also a reunion.

Lt. Col. Thomas E. Duffy '50, Lt. Col. Donald A. Leese '53, and Lt. Col. Harold D. Matheney '50 were reunited here after more than fifteen years of military service in far flung corners of the globe.

All three officers received their Army commissions through the ROTC program at UD. They were brought together again on June 18 when Don was promoted to Lt. Col. at Indiantown Gap. There are interesting similarities in the lives and careers of the three men. All are currently Assistant Professors of Military Science, two in Ohio and one in Pennsylvania.

Tom is a member of the ROTC Instructor Group at Ohio State University; Don holds a similar post at the University of Toledo; and Harold is assigned to the Army ROTC Detachment at Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. Each has four children- three girls and a boy.

Tom claims the longest service in the Armed Forces with a total of twenty-two years' active duty in the Marine Corps and Army. Don a nd Harold have served as Army officers since 1953.

During their twelve-week stay at Indiantown Gap, the three UD alumni had the opportunity to train and supervise ROTC cadets from their alma mater and those of ninety other colleges and universities.

1961 Joseph F. Guy is with the Department of Accountancy at the University of Illinois. Joe earned his masters degree from Florida State University in 1965.

Thomas Kirk Krapf has been promoted to Major in the U.S. Army. He is stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas. Tom and his wife, Joan, had their first child, Joseph Eric, August 24.

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Albert L. Watzek has been released from service and is with Corning Glass Works in Cincinnati. He and his wife, Mary Ann, have three children- David, Michael and a new arrival, Matthew.

Margaret and Dale E. Hill adopted a baby girl, Lisa Adele, in May. Dale is a senior accountant with Dayton Power and Light Company.

Second child, first son, Eric Charles, to Sally and Charles F. Mott, Ph.D., July 16.

Dale T. Shadburn is with Ernst & Ernst in Cleveland.

He and his wife, Patricia, have two children- Marie and Ryan.

Jack E. Gresham is working at WPAFB. He and his wite, Marcella, have a son, John Alan.

Daughter to Anna and Norman J. Sawdey, August 24.

Judith Weaver Zyskind has receive d her Ph.D. in bacteriology at Iowa State University. Judy plans to go into research. She and her husband, George, have a daughterAviva Deborah, born March 25.

Edward J. Marinic, Jr., is with Crobough Labs in Cleveland.

Paul D. Leitz has been appointed Dayton area sales representative for Access Corporation of Cincinnati. He recently completed the Systems Analysis and Marketing course at Access' Education and Training Center in Cincy.

For the past seven years he had been a sales rep for the NCR. Eugene F. Wible is an instructor in romance languages and classics at Paul D. Leitz Kent State University.

Bernard A. Hegman is with B. G. Danis in Dayton.

Son to Mary and Joseph N. Kleimeier, September 6.

John J. LaBruyere is working as production foreman at Inland Mfg. Division, GMC. John and his wife, Patricia, had their third child, third daughter, Teresa, March 26.

Norman G. Horn is construction superintendent with Turner Construction Company in Boston. He and his wife, Carol, had their fourth child, third son, James, in August.

Manuel J. Cadiz is with McDonnell-Douglas Astronautics Company, Space Systems Center, Huntington Beach, Calif.

Melvin C. Eifert is a senior research engineer with Beta Industries. He and his wife, Sally Bringman Eifert '60, have four children- Amy, Timothy, Gregg and Christopher.

Judith Schoenberger Sherk writes, "After spending two years in the USAF at Columbus AFB, Miss., we've moved permanently to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., where m y husband, Cecil S., M.D., has gone into general practice with two other men. Newest addition to the family- third child, first son, John Edwin, June 14."

First child, David Earl, to Mr. and Mrs. George T. Bennett (Evelyn Ann Bany '64), September 17.

John W. Luehrs married Sandra Marie Weng, October 12.

Eileen Johnson Schindler writes, " After teaching twelve years at Fairport Elementary School, I have a new challenge as Resource Teacher in the Learning Center at Valerie School in Dayton. When I started my education at UD, my daughter was a second grader. She (Nicki) is now a UD senior doing her student teaching at Vandalia Butler High."

John T. Deines is a counselor at Central Michigan University. "Accepted this position after two years of graduate study at Miami U." Fourth daughter, Debra Jean, to Carol and Walter A. Schmeing, Jr., May 12.

Anthony T. Campanelli and his wife, Hannelore, had their second child, first daughter, Susanne Rita, July 9.

Major Arnold M. Arts, Jr., assumed command of A Battery, 3rd Missile Battalion, 43rd Artillery, Clementon, N.J., a dual Here missile site on 1 May after completion of the Officers Advanced Artillery Course at Fort Sill, Okla. On 7 June he was promoted to the rank of Major.

His wife, Charlene, writes, "We have purchased a new home near Williamstown." The Arts' have two children - Kari and Arnold III. Major Joseph C. Boyersmith was awarded the Silver Star Medal in ceremonies near An Khe, Vietnam, in August.

The action for which the award was presented occurred last June when Joe was leading his company on a combat mission in Quang Tri Province. As his unit encountered a road mined by the enemy, he ordered his m en to stay behind and he personally surveyed the area and disarmed several booby traps. Joe also holds the Bronze Star Medal, the Air Medal, and the Army Commendation Medal.

Kermit E. Simmons has been appointed permanent City Finance Director for the City of Miamisburg, 0. Kert, a lifetime resident of Miamisburg, had been acting finance director since last March. Prior to this year, he had been city auditor for six years.

Lawrence C. Raiff has returned to Dayton after six years in California. "I am working for NCR's military division."

Vincent F. Lombardo is teaching physical education on the elementary level in the New York City school system.

Vince married Nancy Stefanio, July 6.

Charles P. Connolly, Jr., is assistant professor of speech at Iowa State University in the area of Telecommunications. "I passed the language and general exams for the Ph.D. degree at Ohio State and am now in the third chapter of the dissertation."

First child, Martin Gerard, to Geraldine and James J. Lockhart, Jr., last December 19. Jim adds, "I'm working for the Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company in the plant department."

James C. Broeker writes, "Pat and I are adopting a boy out of Canada and hope to have him in November. He will be a year old November 10. Will let you know later."

Millie Tomanocy Walters '57 was the first UD grad to b e certified as a "School Psychologist" from UD's program and is on the staff at Mad River Township in Dayton.

Husband, Samuel E. Walters, h as been teaching at Longfellow School in Dayton since graduation.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Hager (Brenda Bart) moved to Bowie, Md., last February upon Henry's transfer to the Washington, D.C., office of the 3-M Company. "Became parents of a third child, second daughter, Katherine Anne, in May." William J. Weller, M.D., after completing two years residency in internal medicine at the Hines V.A. Hospital in suburban Chicago, is completing his residency as a fe llow in pulmonary diseases with a grant from the National Tuberculosis and the California Health Association. "I

will then be activated in the U.S. Navy come next July. I am currently at the Fresno County Hospital in Calif."

George W. Dietrich, Sr., received his masters in education from Xavier U. in 1966. "Became principal at Northmoor Elementary School in Englewood, 0., in 1967. Still there!"

David B. Hannan is an industrial arts teacher with the New Canaan (Conn.) Board of Education. He is teaching at Saxe Junior High and received his masters from NYU in 1967. Dave married Helen Sarah Mancini, July 6.

Gordon G. Lab is working for General American Transportation Corporation. He and his wife, Carol, and three daughters- Marcia, Christine and Paula- live in Elk Grove Village, Ill. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Westrich (Mary Margaret Diller), October 14.

1962 Son to Mary and Joseph L. Pizza, July 16.

Joseph F. Belanich has been named Assistant Administrator in charge of Nursing Service, Department of Surgery and Nursing Education, St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton. Joe h ad been personnel director there since 1966.

Richard E. Mort received an MBA degree at UD's August graduation. He is with the Square D Company.

TI Grad, Charles P. Bellanca, received a bachelor of technology degree from UD in August.

Thomas M. Hickey has been made Vice President of the Van Leeuwen Title Company in Dayton. Tom writes, "We have just moved into a new home at the north end of town.

My wife, Pat, and I have three children- Janice, Gregory, and David."

Captain Francis P. Gniazdowski married Mailyn Gai in North Sydney, Australia, on July 13. Butch has r eturned from another tour of duty in Vietnam and is now stationed at Fort Eustis, Va. First child, daughter, to Pauline and R. Donald Blatz, Jr., August 9.

Second child, second daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jiovanazzo (Barbara Tansey '64), July 31.

Father Phillip P. Mattingly, CPPS, is assistant pastor at Immaculate Conception Church, Celina, 0 .

Third child, third son, Jeffrey Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Konicki (Geraldine Gevat '60), August 9.

Raymond D. Zawadzki has b een named he ad basketball coach at Vandalia-Butler High. Ray had been coaching the reserves the last five years and is director of students at Vandalia.

Daughter to Susan and John J. Takacs, August 4.

Thomas E. Michel married Sue Anne Ruef, June 14.

Captain Daniel R. Weigandt is a member of the ROTC department at Ohio University. Dan married E. Ann Nader, June 8.

James A. Gibboney is with the 2802d IG&C Group at the Newark (0.) Air Force Station. He and his wife, Gloria, have four daughters- Ruth, Susan, Kathleen and Janet.

Daniel R. Donovan married Elizabeth Ann Fekete, September 14. Dan is with Owens-Corning Fiberglass Company.

Marita Hinders Pitstick is instructing senior nurses at Parkview Memorial Hospital in Ft. Wayne, Ind. She and her husband, Gene, have two children - Marie and Joe. George F. Halloran, Jr., is a sales engineer with Texaco, Inc., in Fort Wayne, Ind. Martin J. Cunniffe is with IBM in Rochester, N.Y. H e and his wife, Gail, have two children- Cheri and Celia.

First child, Michael Louis, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Webster (Janice Miller), September 1.

James P. Thies has b een promoted to Division Manager of Ashland Oil Company and moved to Decatur, Ill., in October. Jim and his wife, Lynne Bracken Thies '63, have two children - James and Jeff.

Captain Vincent G. Hogan is stationed in Vietnam.

Vince was married to Dixie Berry in April of 1967. The couple has a son, Edward Michael.

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Cecilia Angerer Andzik is teaching physical education at Overlook and Saville Schools in Mad River Township.

She's working on her masters at Wright State and was recently elected vice president of the PTA. Joseph E. Leahey has resigned his teaching路coaching position at Farmersville High and is employed as a visiting teacher with the Dayton School System. "I have also received graduate degrees from Xavier U. in school administration and counseling."

Gretchen Tawney Pearson and her husband, G. James, have four children- Jimmy, Heidi, Bobby, and Melissa who was born November, 1967. "This summer we began to sponsor a little Korean girl- Koh-Me-Oa. In August I started as a volunteer escort at Miami Valley."

Karen and Robert L. Young announce the adoption of Theresa Ann, in August. Little Theresa was born in June.

David F. Donahue has been released from the Army and is working in the Foreign Technology Division at WPAFB. Wife, Colleen Horrigan Donahue '63, is teaching at Emerson School in the early childhood education program.

William M. Miller is a grad resident at Ohio State University working on his masters in speech.

Capt. Richard C. Lienesch, M.D., is a flight surgeon with the USAF. He writes, "Stationed for past year on Taiwan. First child (son) born December 18, 1967, in Changhua, Taiwan (Republic of China) . Due to rotate to the States in November; assigned to Andrews AFB, Md. Will enter anesthesia residency at U. of Pennsylvania in July, 1969."

Second child, second daughter, Toni Louise, to Madelyn and James L. Hemmert, January 11.

Cecil Pence is teaching at Apple Valley School in Beavercreek, 0.

Norman F. Mitchell changed jobs in mid-August. "Now a labor relations representative with USS-Agri Chemicals, a subsidiary of U.S. Steel, located in Atlanta. Spend thirty per cent of time traveling, negotiating labor agreements and arbitrating grievances. Peg and I have three childrenScott, Amy and Bruce."

Thomas J. Camera is a technical representative for Parker Division, Hooker Chemical Company. Tom and his wife, Sharon McPherson Camera '63, have two children- Scott and Brian.

Raymond J. Ledinsky has been appointed language lab director at New Trier High School, Winnetka, Ill. "Am assistant debate coach, too."

William E. Hammer, Jr., received a masters degree in science from Ohio State in August. "My field of specialization was industrial engineering and the title of my thesis was 'Operating Characteristics Curves for Lot-by-Lot Attributes Sampling Plans Based on a Bayesian Adjustment for Inspection Errors.' " John F. Fink is studying for his masters in theology and is with the Archdiocese of Miami, Fla. Captain Clinton A. Hodder returned from Vietnam in December, 1967. "I'm presently attending the Quartermaster Officers Career Class at Ft. Lee, Va. I was recently awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in Vietnam. I also hold the Army Commendation medal. My wife, Judy, and my two children, Clint, Jr., and Staci Ann, are with me at Ft. Lee." M. Patricia Veit is teaching at Riley School in LaPorte, Ind.

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Third child, second son, Michael, to Beverly and Edward R. Sherwin, February 22.

Lt. Gregory L. Wagner enrolled in the MBA program at the U. of Michigan thanks to a Navy postgraduate grant.

"Left Hawaii in July and expect to be here till December, 1969."

John W. Barnes has been appointed an account executive in the Dayton office of Hayden, Stone, Inc., international investment firm. John recently completed a seven-month training program and passed examinations administered by the New York Stock Exchange, the National Association of Securities Dealers and the Chicago Board of Trade.

James D. Dotto married Patricia Ann Hart last April 20.

The Dotto's are living in Arnold, Pa. Robert B. Higdon was recently appointed Director of Industrial Relations with Applied Dynamics, Inc., manufacturer of analog and hybrid computers. Bob is living in Saline, Mich.

Second child, second daughter, Tracey Christine, to Carole arid Thomas F. Hatton, September 29.

George R. Hoffman received an M.S. in civil engineering from the U. of Cincinnati in 1967. "I have also become registered as a professional engineer in Ohio and Kentucky."

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Morgan (Susan Horstman) have two sons, Perry and Peter ; Peter was born August 17.

William B. Westbrock has been promoted to the main office of McCall Corporation in New York City as Assistant Production Manager of McCall's magazine. He and his wife, Marlyn Ryan Westbrock '60, and three childrenBilly, Jr., Jimmy and Kimberly are living in Middletown, N.J. Kenneth J. Rozak is assistant treasurer with the Cuyahoga Savings Association. Ken presently is serving in the U. S. Army. He was married to Gwenn Eileen Wood on August 10.

1963 First child, Catherine Mary, to Maryrose and Peter J. Frank, Jr., April 17.

Pierre A. Grimes married Beverly Siebert, May 4. "I am employed at Corning Glass Works, Advanced Products Department, as a development engineer.''

Walter E. Srode, Jr., has returned to Dayton from St. Clair Shores, Mich., and is with NCR as a terminal systems engineer.

William B. Russelo, Jr., is with IBM and living in Kingston, N.Y. He and his wife, the former Catherine Mitchell, were married in February of 1964.

At UD's August graduation ceremonies, Judy Ann Ray, Gordon A. Meyer and Mary Wolf Hiatt received masters degrees in education; TI grads, Ronald C. D'Amico and Richard D. Joyce, earned bachelor degrees; Donald P. Hoff. man earned his second bachelor degree - this one in education; and Joseph R. Wilkins and G. Edward Martin received their MBA's.

Terrence D. Shriver received a masters in education (Social Studies) from Shippensburg (Pa.) State College in August.

Daughter to Theresa and Harold L. Schoen, August 6.

Hal is an instructor in math at UD. Elmo E. Roach received his Ph.D from Ohio State in August and is an assistant professer of Russian History at Bradley University.

Brian J. Lane married Rita Margaret Walker, May 30.

Brian is teaching at St. John the Baptist High School in Islip, N.Y. Second child, second daughter, Laurel Anne, to Lt. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hajek, Jr. (Sharon Ruetschilling), August 5.

Joe's res erve unit was called back to active duty so Sharon is living in Dayton.

Second child, first daughter, Melinda Suzanne, to Patricia and Malcolm T. Lorimer, August 16.

Doctor and Mrs. Robert W. Heckman (Mary Catherine Shea '64) have returned to Dayton. Bob is with th e man-

power and organization department at NCR. Robert N. Grice is with the Dayton Power and Light Company. He and his wife, Janet, have five childrenBrenda, Jeff, Beverly, John and Jerry.

Ronald F. Budzik, Centerville, (0.) clerk-treasurer since 1966, has been named director of finance there.

Dennis H. Komaromi has been named operations manager of the $1 .7-mil· lion bulk storage facility for synthetic latex that The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company is building near Calhoun, Ga. The fa· cility, which will improve distribution to the tufted carpeting industry, is scheduled for completion in December. Dennis joined Goodyear in 1963 and has Dennis H. Komaromi been a staffman in the rubber plantations department in Akron, 0 . He and his wife, Cynthia, have four children.

Captain Richard J. Eggleston, M.D., is stationed with the 45th Field Hospital in Verona, Italy. He and his wife, Elizabeth, have three children- Laura, Richard and Mark.

John B. Nordenbrock is creative administrator with the E. F. MacDonald Incentive Company in Dayton. John and his wife, Marie, have two daughters -Monica and Julie.

Robert V. Hery is president of Hery & Bulcher Enterprises, Inc ., and an instructor in mechanical engineering at UD. After incorporating in June, 1966, he and his friend, Jerome Bulcher, bought a business in Englewood called Clean Clothes Castle. It was a coin laundry, shoe repair, and budget dry cleaning store. In mid-1967 they acquired E & H Manufacturing, a New Lebanon tool and die shop specializing in production machining. Now their original operation is renamed Castle Cleaners. The combined operations already represent assets of about $70,000 and the biggest thing is "that personal satisfaction. You see something grow."

First child, Joseph Louis, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Janowski (Marilou Koepnick), August 25 .

Kenneth C. Keais is with the Three M Company of Houston, Texas. (Are you sure you're living in Detroit Ken?-Dee.) William F. Sommer is an electrical design engineer with Leland Airborne Products in Vandalia, 0. He and his wife, Carole, have two children.

Waunita Kunz Nace is teaching in the New Lexington (0.)

City Schools. She and her husband, Howard, have two sons- Laurence and Lloyd.

Jerome J. Seubert, J.r., is in the plumbing businessJerry Seubert Company. He and his wife, Judith, have two daughters- Kimberly and Colette.

Second child, first son, James Edward, to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sieffert (Ann Metz '65), August 10. Jim is in estate planning, insurance and investments, with Paul L. Oliver, Jr. and Associate in Springfield, 0. Their daughter's name is Laura Ann. First child, Sherri Renee, to Ted H . and Margie Hoying Thieman, May 20. Margie is doing substitute teaching.

Ronald L. Fobes received his J.D. degree from the Univer· sity of Kansas in 1966 and is an attorney and assistant Montgomery County prosecutor in Dayton. He and his wife, Cathy, have a daughter- Pamela Lynn.

Mary Wolf Hiatt is a counselor at Stivers High School in Dayton .

Michael E. Flaugh received his Ph.D. from the University of California this year. He and his wife, Kathy, are living in Indianapolis where Mike is with Eli Lilly & Company.

Second child, first daughter, Kathryn Mariadele, to the

late Karl·Oskar Klenk and his wife, Ruth Snelling Klenk, July 7. Karl, a fighter pilot in the Germany military, was kiled in his F 104 on June 11- one month before the birth of his daughter.

First child , Joseph Edward, to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Morris [Mary Louise Rosenberger), August 21.

Jerry C. Peterangelo is a GS-12 contract specialist for the USAF at WPAFB . Jerry and his wife, Jan, married on August 1, 1964, have two children- Robert Anthony and Thomas Christopher.

First child, Brian John, to Lynn and John P. Rhatigan, July 6.

First child, Suzanne Louise , to Ted and Gloria Mejak Popek, June 26.

Thomas R. House married Katherine L. Brown, January 6, 1968. The couple is living in Louisville, Ky., where Tom is with the U.S. Naval Ordnance Plant.

James J. Laco is a bacteriologist with the Carling Brewing Company in Cleveland . Jim married Sandra A. Sikora, May 25 .

Marcia Hasenour Larkin and her husband, William Michael, have two daughters- Laura and Lisa.

Walter J. Aldridge earned his masters from the University of Maryland in 1967 and is studying there for his Ph.D. Third child, first son, Michael T., to Cynthia and Thomas A. Dean, August 20.

Cal J. Kebhart has been promoted to Captain and is stationed at Ft. Meade, Md. Fred and Janet Kuntz Keyes are living in Alexandria, Va., and have two children- Kimberly and Kelly Anne.

Leo E. Finnen is teaching at Minster (0.) High. He and his wife, Dorothy, have a son- Brian Patrick.

Mary Ellen Joyce was married to Dennis A. Gleason in June of 1966. The couple has a son, Michael Anthony.

Robert L. Diller is an industrial gas sales engineer with Dayton Power & Light Company. He and his wife, Marion, have a son- Michael David, born March 23.

Laurens W. Houttuin is a senior design engineer with ITT Gilfillan Inc. in Los Angeles.

Alice Vogel Dinicola is a Spanish teacher at Twin Valley. She and her husband, Louis, have a daughterDiana Dorothy.

John R. Martin, Jr., is office manager of the Highway Division of B. G. Danis Inc. He and his wife, Joyce Corwin Martin '64, have a daughter-Jacqueline Anne.

Valerie A. Laczko is assistant librarian with White & Case on Wall Street in New York City.

Frank W. Kosco III is with Reynolds & Reynolds in Dayton as manager of electronic data processing special projects. He and his wife, Carolynn, have two daughters - Ona and Amber.

Thomas R. Klump is an accountant with Daly & Ander· son, CPA's in Miami, Fla. He earned his MBA degree from the University of Tennessee in 1968. Tom and his wife, Valentine, have a son- D. Emmanuel.

George H. Kelly is a teacher-coach at Cardozo H.S . in Washington, D.C. James P. Hickey is with the Van Leeuwen Title Company in Dayton. He has his J.D. degree from Chase Col· lege School of Law. He and his wife, Patricia, have two sons - Gerard and John.

Richard H. Neyer is a civil engineer with Armco Steel Corporation in Middletown. He and his wife, Paula, have three children- Jane, Richard and Paul.

Suanne Boyd Speece is a part-time nurse at Kettering Memorial Hospital. She and her husband, Terry, have two children - Noel and Jennifer. Both children were born on August 22 but in different years -1964 and 1966.

Joan Thaler Virag is a research assistant at Western Reserve University.

Thomas P. Norman has his JD degree from Rutgers and passed the N.J. Bar Exam. Tom and his wife, Nancy Klosterman Norman, have three children - Christopher, Karen and Lisa.

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Susann Stenglein Pete.r son and her husband, Edward, are living in Colorado Springs, Colo. They have two children -Thomas and Jeffrey. Her husband is stationed at the Air Force Academy.

Georgia Buchard Nelson and her husband, Lawrence A., had their first child, Marcia Marie, June 5.

John P. Harris, Jr., is self employed with the Brookline News Agency in Pa. He and his wife, Andrea, have a child- Anne.

Richard J. Fox, Ph.D. is with the Department of Statistics at Michigan State U. Patrick M. Goerig is a pilot and flight officer with United Air Lines. He holds an MBA degree from the U. of Oklahoma.

Richard H. Mayer is a test engineer with Ross Operating Valve Company in Detroit.

Son to Yolande and Armand J. DiPietro, September 8.

Kenneth A. Perko is in engineering research at WPAFB. Priscilla Mary Conklin married R. Richard Anders, August 26. She is a service clerk with International Harvester Company in Dayton.

Third child, third son, Gregory Alan, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Connors (Rachel Martone '64) June 27.

First child, Theresa Ann, to Mary and LaVern H. Wahler, Jr., September 11.

Joseph J. Maurer married Margaret Mary Zirkel, May 11.

Joe received his masters degree from New York U. last year and is with the Kilmer Job Corps at Fe deral Electric Corporation in Edison, N.J. Russell J. Borelle is with Van Slooten Realty and Cerame Insurance in Rochester, N.Y. John W. Hobbes has received his Juris Doctor degree from St. John's U. John and his wife, Barbara, have thre e children- Jeannine, John, Jr., and Patrick M. He is an attorney with McCarthy & McGrath in New York City.

Marion Hamilton McFolin is an instructor at Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing. The McFolin familyhusband Olin and two children- John and Renee, have returned to Dayton from Murfreesboro, Tenn.

First child, Alan Joseph, to Kathleen and Gerald F. Stoll, June 1. He is secretary of the Home Savings and Loan Co. in Norwalk, 0.

Thomas P. Connelie is a lieutenant with the Civil Engineer Corps, U.S. Navy. Tom has been stationed in Vietnam since May. He and his wife, Judith, have two children - Margaret and Thomas.

Captain Robert P. Coleman has been assigned as maintenance officer of the Eighth Transportation Group near Qui Nhon, Vietnam, since August. His wife, Nancy, is living in Louisville, Ky. Robert L. Mayberry is teaching at Stivers High in Dayton. "Will be cross-country coach and assistant basketball coach this school year."

Major Allan J. Perry is a member of the USAF and a graduate student at Boston U. He and his wife, Estelle, have two children- Susan and Michael.

Richard H. Westmeyer, D.D.S., has opened his office at 1614 S. Byrne Road in Toledo.

Paul F. Buzzi earned his Juris Doctor from the Salmon P. Chase College of Law this year. Paul is a research chemist with the U.S. Industrial Chemical Company in Cincinnati. He and his wife, Kathryn, have three children Elizabeth, Bryan and Holly.

Third child, second daughter, Trina Terese, to Ceil and John W. Costello, August 19. John is lead instructor with Parkland Junior College. The Costello's are living in Champaign, III. C. Rod Mattingly is a sales representative with Xerox in Dayton. He and his wife, Barbara Kroger Mattingly, '64, have two children-Kelly Jean and Tracy Lynn, born May 25. Rod is studying for an MBA at UD. Ron J. Niess was recently named manager, advertising and marketing services, industrial products division, NCR. Stephen G. Tirpak is a funeral director with Wm. F.

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Chambers Funeral Home in Cleveland. He became a licensed Ohio fun era l director in 1965. He and his wife, Francine, have three children -Beth, Ellen and Stephen William, born April 5.

Captain Thomas B. Mannix and his wife, Joyce Issenmann Mannix, are living in Newllano, La., while Tom is stationed at Fort Polk. They were married on December 23, 1967.

Richard A. Pagliari was elected to membership in the American Institute of CPA's in September.

William G. Routzong is district manager of sales for Coca-Cola in Elyria, 0 . He and his wife, Janet, had their second child, first daughter, Elizabeth Ann, June 14.

Daniel J. Spillane, Jr., received his M.S. from Illinois Institute of Technology and was "promoted to A.D. of Playboy Press. Am looking forward to position with USIA and Ph.D. at Iowa in mass communication."

Clifford J. Mooney, Jr., and his wife, Jeanne, had their first child, Debra Lyn, June 20. Cliff is a maintenance engineer with Monsanto in Bridgeport, N.J. Richard J. Chastonay and his wife, Patricia, have adopted a son, Kevin Richard, born July 4. " Still working as an analytical chemist for the Food and Drug Administration.

Have a daughter, Joanne, age 5."

John B. Huber is an attorney w ith Brumbaugh & Brumbaugh in Greenville, 0. John and his wife, Karen, have two children- Laura and John Christopher, born March 3.

David R. Jacques has been a manufacturing process engineer with the Ford Motor Company. He has been transferred from Ohio to Michigan as a division Q.C. Engineer. He and his wife, Edith, have two children- David, a nd Michelle Rene who was born May 12.

Doyle A. Lonaker is an engineering aide with Globe Industries in Dayton. He and his wife, Caroline, have two daughters- Janet and Karen.

John W. Rowles, DMD, is with the facility of the Lorna Linda [Calif.) Medical School, taking one year of postgraduate work as a resident in general anesthesia.

First child, Matthew Scot, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederic L. Stewart (Barbara Breault), August 26.

Larry J. Patterson is an advanced planning and systems engineer with the Department of Public Utilities, Colorado Springs, Colo. He and his wife, Barbara, have a son, Brian.

John J. O'Connor is a salesman with Ridge Tool Company in San Diego, Calif. He and his wife, Jeanette, had their third child, first son, Michael John, on January 19.

Captain L. John Unverferth, M.D., is a battalion surgeon with the Marine Corps in Nurnberg, Germany. He and his wife, Carol, have a son, Kurt Louis, born December 24, 1967.

Eugene J. Doll writes, "I've been away too lon g! After five rewarding years as an Army officer, having served in Korea, Ft. Polk, La., Hawaii and Vietnam, I am returning to civilian life in mid-October. My wife, Barbara Ann, and our two little dolls (Gene, Jr., and Angela) are living in Dayton. Homecoming 1968 will be most meaningful to me."

Son to Betsy and Bradley E. Clapp, October 1.

Lavern C. Clune, Ph.D., is a post-doctoral research associate at Ohio University. He received his Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve. He and his wife, Jane, have two children - Susan and Thomas.

Captain Orey R. Buzzelli has finished a twelve-month tour in Vietnam. "Have been stationed at Camp Enari (near Pleiku, Run) for eleven months. Next duty station is Ft. Rucker, Ala., USA Aviation School. Will arrive Mid· December."

Roger F. Toth is an industrial engineer with the Ford Motor Company in Mahwah, N.J. Roger was married to Jean Marie O'Malley, a Penn State grad, on August 12, 1967.

Kaye Kros Hemmelgarn writes, "Taught 3 1/2 years and now doing substitute teaching.'' She and h er husband, Ron, have two children - Joni Lynn and Peter Allen, born July 23.

Captain Paul J. Tangeman is working on his Ph.D. and interning at Letterman Hospital in San Francisco.

Frederick J. Brinkmiller is a quality control engine·e r w ith Allis Chalmers Manufacturing in Cincinnati. H e and his wife, Janice, have two sons, Michael and Mark, born June 10. Fred is working towards his masters at Xavier U. J. Gerard Callahan is an attorney with the U.S. State Department and studying for his Ph.D. at the University of Brussels.

Ronald N. Gresko returned from Germany in July, 1967, after serving thirty-three months with the Army, and ten months with a German firm (after overseas discharge).

"Moved into n ew home in April and presently working with General Precision Aerospace Group as an administrator in program and control." The Gresko's are livin g in Rockaway Township, N.J. Daniel J. Stiers and his wife, Mary Jane, are living in Chillicothe, 0., where Dan is in the sales department of the Mead Corporation.

Roger E. Charbonneau earned his masters degree from Washington U. in 1963. He is Project Manager in charge of Hardware Development at "LINK" (Division of General Precision) in Binghamton, N.Y. He and his wife, Kay, have three children - Lyn Marie, Lisa Kay and Roger E., Jr., who was born March 15.

First child, Michael David, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Reeves (Linda Kay Otto), May 5. Linda is doing some substitute teaching and has taken history courses at California State College.

First child, son, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Rueth (Marilyn Romie '65), October 12.

Peter R. Connelie is a development en gineer with East· man Kodak in Rochester, N.Y. Pete and his wife, Ann, have two sons -Michael and Kevin.

Second child, first son, Scott Michael, to Linda and Frank C. Corrigan, August 1. Frank is with Skei!y Oil Company as a sales representative.

First child, Joseph David, to Virginia and Gerald L. Shovlin, May 22. Gerry is a standards analyst with Towmotor Corporation in Cleveland.

C. Philip Shank received his Ph.D. from the University of Akron this year. He and his wife, Ruth, have returned to Dayton and Phil is with NCR. The Shanks have three children- Charles, Christine and Dan. Stephen F. Schumm is principal of New London (0.)

High School. He and his wife, Margaret, have a daughterJennifer Ann. Steve has his masters from Bowling Green and is working toward a specialist in education degree at the University of Akron.

James R. Reinhart is teaching a t Mad River Junior High in Dayton. Jim was married to Patricia Donnelly on June 26, 1965, and the couple has one child- Cindy Kay. Louis R. Lunne is accounting manager for Procter & Gamble in Sacramento, California. He and his wife, Kath· erine, have three children -Douglas, Karen a nd Michael, born April 29.

Captain Kenneth A. Steadman received his MLA degree from Johns Hopkins University in October "in absentia."

He is serving in Vietnam. H e and his wife, Catherine, have two daughters- Susannah and Barbara, who was born June 14.

Charles E. Steuer has been promoted to Captain in the

U.S. Army. He and his wife, Judith, have two children, Christopher and Lisa, and are stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga. First child, David Matthew, to Eugene J. '62 and Marilyn McKenny Zientara, May 27.

Andrew J. Tofe received his Ph.D. from Florida State University in November. He and his wife, Virginia, have a daughter, Susan Regina.

David L. Sanders is a CPA with Laihr, Clark, Heldman & Schaefer in Springfield, 0. He and his wife, Linda, had their first child, Sean Heston, July 14.

James C. Sigler is an electronic project engineer at WPAFB. He and his wife, Nancy, have two childrenBradley, and Stephen who was born May 25.

Robert W. Lipp, Jr., M.D., is chief resident pediatrics M.D. at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton. Bob and his wife, Beth, have a son- Robert III.

1964 R. Carl Szarlan received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Marquette U. in June. He is a member of the American Dental Association, the Society of Dentistry for Children, and Delta Sigma Delta International Dental Fra· ternity. He was commended for his work by the various departments in the school in their nomination for awards.

Carl recently passed his exams for a license to practice in Massachusetts and Wisconsin. He was also commissioned a Captain in the USAF and assumed duties at the 464th T.A.C. Hospital, Pope AFB, N.C., in August.

William P. Rail r eceived his masters degree from the U. of Tole do after completing a full-year in the NDEA Institute for Elementary Guidance and Counseling. Bill and his wife, Carol, have a daughter- Rebecca Lynne. He is Director of Pupil Personnel in the Crestline (0.) Public Schools.

Norman J. Seubert married Karen Sue Flaherty, August 3.

Joseph J. Tully married Susan Carol Mills, August 3.

A third child, second son, Kevin Patrick, to Charlotte and John M. Busher, June 12.

David R. Smith has accepted a new position with Com· monwealth Associates, a consulting engineering firm in Jackson, Mich. He and his wife, Barbara Bills Smith, have two children- Jill and David.

Major George D. Schrader (MBA) receive d his second award of the USAF Commendation Medal at Shaw AFB , S.C. He was decorated for meritorious services as assistant staff judge advocate at Headquarters, Ninth Air Force, Shaw. He was cited for his outstanding professional skill, legal knowledge, initiative and leadership. Major Schrader is a member of the Tactical Air Command. In the photo above, Major General Gordon M. Graham makes the pres entation.

Bert R. Tomon married Virgina Skwarlo, May 4. "I have been accepted into Cleveland-Marshall Law School.

Am still serving my Ohio internship requirement to b ecome a licens ed mortician. I work with the family funeral home, A. J. Tomon & Sons, Inc." Capt. Norman E. Stone, Jr., has a Lt. Col.'s job as the Senior Liaison Officer to the Royal Thai Army Volunteer

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Regiment. "I was due to get out of the Army on August 6 but have submitted papers to extend once again so now I will be here until March of 1969."

Lawrence S. Kowal, Jr., has been released from service and he and the Mrs. Kathryn Horvath Kowal are living in Dearborn Heights . Larry is with Ford Motor Company.

Jeanne Marie Meiring, Robert R. Cannarozzi, and Mary Andrianos Biddle received masters degrees in education at UD's graduation; Samuel J. Swisher, Sr., an MBA; and Mary Louise Marchal, Valentine V. Habjan and Richard H. Campbell, master of arts degrees.

Thomas R. Westbrock married Darlene Evelyn Perino , August 24.

Carolyn Lee Price received her masters in library science from Western Michigan U. in August. She is with the Dayton Public Library.

Son to Karen and Ralph A. Balster, August 8.

Richard L. Opalek has been reactivated into the U.S .

Army and is stationed at Ft. Sheridan in Highwood, Ill .

His wife, Karen Strunc Opalek '65, writes , "He has been assigned to a computer project and hopefully will remain in his present post until discharge in December of '69."

Barbara Helen Davis married David J. Toth, August 10.

Father Lawrence E. Eiting, CPPS, has a new assignment as assistant at Corpus Christi in Dayton ; Fathe,r Dennis B. Keller, CPPS, is assistant at Holy Trinity in Coldwater, 0 .

Richard C. Hentrich married Ann Cecile Jacobs , August 17.

Second child, first son, Todd Edward, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Muckerheide (Barbara Rudy), July 30.

Vincent P. Knipfing writes , "I was released from the Army in July after serving thirteen months in Frankfurt, Germany. On August 10, I assumed the position of Dean of Men at Wheeling (W. Va.) College (a Jesuit school). I am looking forward to my visit to the UD campus some路 time this fall- probably Homecoming."

William E. Fitzgerald was married to Carol Monestero on October 7, 1967. Bill is with Heinold-Rufenacht Commodities, Inc., in Chicago.

Catherine Ann Sherry married Joseph Anthony Pare, August 24 .

Anthony T. McGowan is teaching math in North Andover, Mass.

Enrico G. T. Gava is with the Bethlehem Steel Company.

He and his wife, Barbara, have two children- Andrea and Deborah- and are living in Whitehall, Pa. J. Jerome Mansmann is with the P. J. McArdle Law Offices in Pittsburgh. He received his masters in English and his J.D . degree from Duquesne University.

John N. Dicks, Jr., married Gail Kirkland Macleod, August 31.

Second child, first son, Louis Andrew, to Kerry and Frank Trimboli, August 31. Frank is a doctoral student at Ohio University.

Elaine Schumacher Casperson is teaching second grade in Martinsville, Ind .

Hector G. and Gwenn Graham Saravia '65 are living in Pittsburgh where Hector is a teaching assistant at Duquesne U. and Gwenn is with the Retarded Children's Program in the Allegheny City Schools . She has been teaching the severely mentally retarded six-to-eight year olds for three years.

Remo A. Masiello married Barbara Jean Fortwangler, September 14. Remo is an analyst-geologist with the Department of Defense in Washington , D.C. Thomas A. Mappes is teaching at Covington (Ky.) Catholic High.

Leroy H. Hopper is manager of the business office at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles. He and his wife, Marlaine, have three children- Michele, Michael and Linda.

Edward J. Wrona was married to Dorothy Smith in August of 1967. He is an English teacher at Hamden (Conn .)

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High. Ed received his masters degree from Fairfield in 1967.

Thomas J. Heck has been promoted to assistant manager of the Vandalia Branch of The Third National Bank & Trust Company. Tom has been with the bank since graduation.

Third child, first daughter, Jeanette Marie, to Regina and Joseph M. Arde, Jr., recently. Jo e is an analytical chemist with Duriron in Dayton.

Lt. Frank W. Krauser, Jr., is Company Commander for the Hqs. Company of the Seventh Army Communications Command in Germany. "I am due to return to the States next March. Looking forward to the return to the land of the Big PX and round-door knobs."

First child, David Joseph , to Mr. and Mrs. Vern J. Menker (Kathleen Drummer '66), December 29.

Robert K. McKernan is in law school at the University of San Diego .

Secon d child , first daughter, to the late Manuel and Roberta Amato Estevez, September 13.

Second child, second son, Randall Paul, to Mr. and Mrs. Roger 0. Kremer (Barbara Bruey), August 13.

John V. Hanley is with WAVE-TV Station in Louisville, Ky. He received a law degree from the U. of Louisville this year. He and his wife , Jean Kipp Hanley '62 , have two children - Susan and John Edward II. Terrence M. Byrne is teaching freshman English at Thomas More College in Ft. Mitchell, Ky. "First son, Gary , is now two years old and we have a second child, Ken." James R. Huffman is a logistics specialist at Warner Robins AFB, Ga. Jim and his wife , Joan, have two childrenJill and Je an .

Elaine Schumacher Casperson writes, "My husband, Don, has just begun working as a teaching associate and fulltime student in a doctoral program at Indiana U. So as a matter of necessity I am now the breadwinner, teaching second grade in Martinsville , Ind.; we'd love to hear from UD'ers in this area. I got my masters degree in education from Xavier this past August."

Mary Louise Marchal, a teacher of problems of democracy and world cultures at Julien ne High in Dayton for the past four years, is the new assistant principal at the school.

She is the first lay person to hold th e post. Mary Louise says she enjoys her work at Julienne and feels that "more and more lay people will be in administrative positions" in the schools .

James E. Tobias is a doctoral student at Michigan State .

David P. DeMatteo received his masters degree from Kent State in August.

Robert G. Hackenberg married Olga Berggruen , September 7. Bob received his masters from Southern Illinois U. in August. He is a member of the Peace Corps .

James L. Miller, Jr., is a member of the faculty of St. Ann's in Churchpoint, Nova Scotia.

Roger E. Loper is Associate Pastor of The Grove City (0 .) United Methodist Church.

Eileen Flanagan Gamberdino and her husband , Nella , had their first child, Nella Paul II, March 31. "In August m y husband and I vacationed for one week on the Italian Riviera but our trip was cut short due to the death of my dear mother-in-law."

Anthony V. Catanese writes, "I have accepted a teaching

assistantship in economics beginning January, 1969, at Southern Illinois U. where I will be working for my doctorate. I will separate from active duty with the Army on November 7. Wife, Margaret McGuire Catanese '65, and I had our second boy, Thomas Daniel, on September 17."

Thomas G. Cotter married Mary Anne White , October 5.

Tom is with Miami-Dickerson Steel Company.

Martin J. Tassoni is an executive trainee at Rike's in Dayton.

David L. Steinmetz is assistant advertising manager with The East Ohio Gas Company in Cleveland . He and his wife, Gail, have a daughter, Laura Michelle, born last April 20 .

Captain William E. Mayer writes, "Am still in Vietnam with the USAF Auditor General at Tan Son Nhut AB. My next assignment is Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. Will be home in Dayton during January and February for 30 days of leave. Still single."

James J. Anderson received his Ph.D. from Purdue in June of 1968 in the field of molecular biology. "Am pres路 ently a postdoctoral fellow of the National Institute of Health at the U. of California at Berkeley . My friends can reach me through th e Dept. of Zoology. We expect to be here for two years."

Captain Garrett C. Starr, Jr., was enroute to Vietnam in September. He and his wife, Anne, have two children Gary III and John Scott.

Robe.rt A. Stanley, Jr., is Associate Director of the Institute for Environmental Response and he and Lis! are living in Port Washington, N.Y. Bob writes, "The book I co路authored as designer - "Exploring the Film" has been published by Pflaum. I am presently designing two other books written by William Kuhns '66. One an insert for a book to be published by Harper & Row entitled "Environmental Man" and another an article for Beacon Press' Religious Situation '68 entitled "Coexpression and Religion Language." Along with Bill Kuhns and Herbert Richardson, Ph.D., I am working to set up the Institute for Environmental Response, a mobile task force for looking at the problem of media use in the schools. We're publishing many things on the topic and giving conferences; the first will be held in Cincinnati, November 1 and 2. Just for fun, I'm attending Pratt Institute in Brooklyn to get my masters degree in art."

Lawrence P. Boesch received his masters in applied engineering from Catholic University in June. He's now working on his Ph.D. there. He and his wife, Mary, had their first child, Jennifer Marie, August 20.

John D. Rusyniak is working as sales engineer for Reliance Electric Company in the Philadelphia office. He and his wife have five children- 3 girls, 2 boys .

James T. Shrader was recently promoted to development engineer with International Harvester Company in Ft. Wayne, Ind. "My wife and I now have three daughters ."

Stephen J. Ryan has changed jobs. "I went from Selling Service Manager at Mabley & Carew in Cincinnati to Assistant Personnel Director at the Drachelt Company, also in Cincinnati: I am now busy traveling all across the country recruiting salesmen for our company." Mrs. Ryan is the former Diana Angner.

Thomas F. Costello married Mim Fisher, September 14.

Tom is a field underwriter for Home Life Insurance Company in Garden City, N.Y. Mim is a secretary in the National Football League office .

Sidney J. Louick is a highway engineer for the Bureau of Public Roads Office in Columbus . He and his wife, Bettye had their first child, Leslie Beth, August 26.

John J. Bowers is with th e U. of Wisconsin's Research Department.

Robert R. Cannarozzi is assistant principal of Emerson Elementary School in Dayton . Mrs. Cannarozzi is the for路 mer Sandra Gaffin '63.

Richard J. Bielot married Anne Basehoar Schriver, October 12. Dick is a pilot with TWA.

Sheila Pflaum is teaching at Hithergreen Middle School, Centerville, 0 .

Charlotte Isaac Rehmert and her husband, Robert W., returned to Dayton in June and Charlotte is teaching American history at Roth High School.

James R. Halley, J.r., has completed fourteen months of missionary work with the "Friends of God" and is currently working with the Department of State as an interpreter [Chinese) and area analyst in Far East Studies. "My wife had her third child, Maureen, September 14."

Dennis L. Stokes has accepted the position of Assistant City Traffic Engineer in Erie, Pa. He and his wife, Heidi, have two daughters, Stacey and Kerri.

Second child, first son, to Lucille and Robert E. Ireton, October 15.

1965 Lawrence E. Schindel married Martqa Sue Ratterman '68, May 4. The Schindel's are living in Miamisburg, 0 .

First child, John Michael III, to Beatrice and John M. Walsh, Jr., June 29.

Robert G. Belchem is with Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation in Bethpage, N.Y. He earned a masters degree from the University of Arizona this year.

Robert J. Wilczek earned his LLB from Notre Dame this year. He's with Gardner, Carton, Douglas, Chilgren & Waud in Chicago .

Daughter to Jane and David C. Bodem, July 22.

James R. Barton is with Republic Steel in Cleveland.

Marilyn J. Surdyk has been promoted to senior staff home economist in the Maytag Company's Linda Marshall home serv路 ice department. Marilyn is assisting the home service director in developing new methods of demonstrating and testing Maytag products from the homemaker's point of view. Her duties include working with utility companies , extension home economists and educationMarilyn J. Surdyk al institutions participating in the company's school plan. She also assists dealers and other groups in conducting special programs associated with the laundry and home appliance industry. Marilyn is a member of the Electrical Women's Round Table, Home Economists in Business, and American Home Economics Association.

Gerald B. Fitz [formerly Fietkiewicz) married Sylvia R. Wisniewski, August 17. Gerry is with Xerox Corporation in Pittsford, N.Y. Gary Shepherd, former assistant to the UD Development Director, has accepted the newly created position of Supervisor of the Researcfi and Information Section of the Division of Intergovernmental Services within The Ohio Department of Urban Affairs in Columbus, 0. Gary's section is designed to assist communities on a broad scale. It digests data relating to community characteristics, problems, rules and desired needs, pre-assembles this data into forms retrievable as research packages and makes it available to communities in Ohio on an applied research basis.

John E. Hayes, Jr., married Nancy Elaine Buehrle, August 31. John is with Top Valu Enterprises in Charleston, W . Va. Joseph V. D'Orso is with Johnson & Johnson, production management, after leaving the Army in May. "Spent a year in Vietnam with 25th Infantry Division and received Bronze Star, Air Medal and Valorous Citation."

Jeffrey A. Wade married Carol Schneider, July 20. Jeff is with NCR.

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Sigmund J. Guziak, Jr., married Rita Marie Reitz, August 17. H e is attending UD grad school.

At UD's August graduation- Robert E. Personate, Tommy Long, and Louis E. Keyes received MBA degrees; James D. Spears, Galen D. Setzkorn, Alnia May, Peter F. Jablonski, Leonard J. Brinkmoeller, CPPS, and Gerald J. Alred picked up their masters degrees in arts.

Daughter, Anne Louise , to Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Garcia (Patricia Carroll '66) , July 23. Pat wrote in August, "More good news! Louie passed the National Medical School Boards and has just ten more months till M.D. time!"

Balubhai D. Patel is with th e Pashabhai Tractor Company in Baroda, Gujrat, India . He and his wife, Deviben, have one child.

Robert G. Schult received his masters in education research at the University of Cincinnati this year and is teaching in the Detroit Public Schools.

Captain Maurice A. Fitzgerald returned from Vietnam and is now stationed at Sandia Base , New Mexico .

Wanda June White married David Herman Feast, August 31. The Feast's are living in New York City.

Second child, first son, David Andrew, to Nancy and Richard F. Palcic, August 4. Dick is Assistant Credit Manager at Frigidaire Division, GMC. Vincent R. Puccio married Linda Lorreida Dawson, Aug路 ust 31.

Raymond F. Strauss is a student at the Grace Martin School in Pittsburgh.

Thomas A. Baehl married Mary Kathryn Griffis '66, August 10.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sendelbach [Elaine Rudzinski '64), August 22.

Linda Schneider Harlan is teaching at Taft Elementary School in Charleston, W. Va. Her husband, Jim, who attended UD, is stationed in Vietnam until July of 1969. The Harlan's have a daughter- Ginny.

Ronald P. Winters is with Ernst and Ernst in Cleveland.

Ron and his wife, Marcia, have a son- Brian Edward.

Second child, second daughter, Monica Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. Eric E. Hausfeld (Mary Ann Miller '64), September 3.

Francis W. Hustek married Margaret Jo Polo, April 14.

He is with the Marine Corps, stationed in Vietnam.

Joseph J. Manzo is teaching at Mater Christi High in Astoria, N.Y. He was married to Angela Crescimanno, Aug路 ust 18.

Captain Anton W. Seday has returned from Vietnam and is now stationed at Custer AFB, Mich. He and his wife, Kathleen, have a son, Michael Anthony.

Lt. Col. Paul J. Rizzo is currently assigned to the Hqs. , U.S. Army Recruiting Command, Hampton, Va., as director of induction station operations.

Robert G. Gorey married Susan Taylor Hukill on September 16, 1967. Bob is teaching at Our Lady of Angels High in Cincinnati.

Ralph M. Shimovetz married Sybil Ann Adams, September 8.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Steuerwalt [Victoria Hoffman '66), September 4.

Lt. Michael E. Gagel is commander of the 51st Civil Affairs in Vietnam. Mike writes, "The days never seem long enough to get all the work completed. The work with the people in pacification and raising the standards of living is very rewarding. We are working in I Corps, 25 miles S.W. of DaNang." Mike's wife, Karen Jans Gagel, and their child are living in Kankakee, Ill. Phyllis M. Hirn is a systems analyst with Indiana National Bank in Indianapolis.

S. Jerome Hudock is a cost analyst with the Link Group of General Precision in Kirkwood, N.Y. Jerry was married to Rosemarie Terchek, July 1, 1967.

John P. Dapolito is with the Virginia Beach , Va. Board of Education at First Colonial High.

James E. Goldschmidt has been released from service and is an engineer at NCR.

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William J. LaBaugh writes, "A lot has happened- married to Jean McDanel on 16 September, 1967, and we made our home in Zweibrucken, Germany. I was promoted to Captain in November of that year and we are now plan路 ning to sail on the SS United States 26 Sept. on our way to Korea ."

David R. Perron is a systems analyst with TRW Systems in Houston, Texas.

Joseph A. Dellanoce married Candace Virginia Speer, June 17.

Thomas C. Kawalec is with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company in Columbus. So is John M. Haemmerle.

Raphael F. Cron (M.Ed.) is Mercer County Elementary Supervisor. He and his wife, Gwen, have two childrenBrian and Christopher- and are living in Celina, 0.

Second child , second daughter, Christina, to Doctor and Mrs. Robert S. Darlak [Jennifer Olt), June 16.

John T. Caldarella returned from Germany and was discharged from the Army last June. "Am presently assigned to the Reserve Officers Career School in Hempstead, N.Y., and am working for Pan American Airlines at Kennedy Airport. Marital status still the same as when I graduatedand not looking too hard, either. " Susan Venhoff Ray writes, "My husband Paul and I are living in Bloomington, Ind. , where Paul has about another year to go toward his Ph.D. in microbiology at Indiana U. I'm working as a lab technician in the microbiology department for the chairman, Doctor Howard Gest."

James R. Elliott, Jr., married Ann Cashen on July 13 in Indianapolis. Jim works at the Link-Belt Division of the FMC Corporation as a product design engineer.

Donald J. Trentman was elected a member of the American Institute of CPA's in September.

Joseph E. Dorsten has joined the Duriron Company as assistant director of industrial relations. Joe formerly held personnel and industrial relations posts with the City of Middletown and Mound Laboratory.

Richard K. Hackett married Jane Catherine Mullins '68, October 12. Richard is auditor for Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery, CPA's in New York City. Jane is a dietetic intern at Bronx VA Hospital.

Dennis J. Bay has been working with the First National Bank of Chicago since November, 1966, in the Credit Card Department. He and his wife, Linda, have a daughterBarbara Ann. Robert W. Sears received his B.S. Tech. from Purdue last January. "Also I am a lecturer at the Purdue Indianapolis Campus Evening School and a member of A.S.T.M.E. and A.S.C.E.T. I am employed by Western Electric Company as a product engineer responsible ftlr the manufacturing of the Picture Telephone Set. Also working on industrial engineering masters at Purdue."

First child, Lara Marie, to Mary and Stewart 0. Seman, September 20.

Stephen T. Obuchowski is with Mills & Wright Realty, Inc. , in Dayton. He and his Mrs. , Dorothy Heiberger Obuchowski, had a son , Stephen Joseph, born November 22, 1967.

Mary Louise Brown married Richard K. Wright, June 26.

"We are living in Norman, Okla., where Rich is completing work on his masters at the U. of Oklahoma."

Lawrence E. O'Brien married Sueann Marie Brown, Oc-

tober 5. He is an earth science teacher at Hanley Jr. High in St. Louis , Mo. Gary W. Zimmerman married Carol Helene Rogers, Sep路 tember 2. Gary is production supervisor with McCormick & Company in Baltimore, Md. Robert P. Fingerhut writes, "Married on June 29 - my wife (Susan) and I are living in El Paso , Texas, until January, 1969, when I will b e released from the service.

For the past year I have b ee n a basic combat training company commander at Ft. Bliss."

Lynda Toth is teaching radio and TV broadcas ting and production at Slippery Rock State College in Pa. "I am faculty sponsor of WNFT radio and will begin Ph.D. study in January. Commute to the U. of Pittsburgh evenings.

Major area: international communication."

James E. Dodson married Nary F. Jimenez last March 12.

Jim writes, "I am now in the middle of my third year with the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company and currently am the Methods and Standards Manager at th e Rio de Jan eiro plant. At the plant there are only three Americans and about 300 Brazilians. The task of applying US technology to an underdeveloped nation is quite a challenge. I have been in Brazil a year and a half now and will stay on another year or so before being transferred to parts unknown. My wife and I have a beautiful apartment in the Santa Teresa section of Rio with a beautiful view of Sugar Loaf and the Christo. The climate is ideal and our weekends are spent traveling in the area or on the fabulous beaches of Copacabana . . . foreign service has its re wards in living and learning with other peoples and cultures."

Gerard R. Dempsey, promotion director of the Sal em Mall for the past two years, has resigned to take a position with Melvin Electronics, Inc., Oak Park, Ill. Gerry is director of retail operations for the firm and is res ponsible for sales and promotion . He is in charge of op ening new retail outlets and will also develop a national mail-order program and a plan to franchise Melvin retail operations throughout the Midwest.

Mrs. Robert M. Ellis (Lynne Rush '67) writes, "On October 6, I will complete a very interesting and exciting job of working for the Ford Motor Company at Hemisfair '68 in San Antonio. As a hostess I met and talked with people from all over the world." The Ellis' are expecting their first child.

First child, Anthony James, to Vita and James A. Muhlenkamp, September 16.

Sharon Ann Fitzgerald married William N. Shatkus recently. Both are teachers in the Schaumburg (Ill.) School District.

James Rothbauer is employed with U.S. Steel Supply in the capacity of Regional Industrial Engineer. "My wife, Mary Lou, and two -year-old daughter, Susan , reside in Pittsburgh ."

Marcia Lee Russo is with the advertising department at Pogues in Cincinnati.

Thomas B. Cutlip is enrolled in the MBA program at Louisiana State U. Tom was discharged from the Army as a Captain on August 31. He served a tour of duty in Vietnam.

He and his wife , Marilyn, have a son, Quinton.

A note from Major and Mrs. Martin J. Dense (Marilou Ladner '66) says, "We have been in Asmara, Ethiopia, for the past fourteen months and will be here for another year or more. It's an interesting area with much opportunity for travel." The couple has a son - Timothy.

Eric P. McCarty (MBA) has advanced to Staff Vice President of development and services with National Management Association. He had be en general manager after starting in 1960 with NMA as manager of public relations .

His wife is Vera Seiler McCarty '50.

Son to Beverly and Jerome R. Schepe.r, October 5.

Son, Jeffrey Eric, to Captain and Mrs. Philip A. Indovina (Kathryn Kehoe '66) , in March. Phil is stationed at Ft.

Dix, N.J. A daughter, Sherri Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Schaefer, Jr. (Miriam Hohman '66), August 17.

1966 Jane Ann Hench is using a graduate assistantship "to work on my masters in special education at Ball State University."

Thomas E. Schierloh married Phyllis Ann Smeltzer '68, July 20.

Joseph L. Rudoph, Jr., is out of service and is with Delco Products Div., GMC. Mrs. Rudolph is the former Judith Ann Skeldon '67.

Karen June Zinda married E. C. Schmittschmitt, July 13 .

The couple is living in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Lt. Joseph A. Frole will be stationed in Korea until December. His wife, Diana , and little girl, Alanna June, are living in Dayton.

James F. Savage is working for Parker Advertising in Dayton and attending grad school at Wright State .

Dennis L. Myers married Carol Ann Neff, July 20 . He has been released from the USAF and is back with Ohio Bell Telephone Company in Dayton and attending UD grad school.

Pamela Jean Wood is " a ttending the U. of Michigan . I am going for my masters in 路 education."

Mary Ann Rich married former UD student Joseph Michael Schuerger, June 15. "This fall I'm teaching first grade in Norfolk , Va." Michael E. Fitzgerald received a masters of hospital administration from St. Louis Univ ersity in June. Mike is an assistant administrator at the Little Company of Mary Hospital in Evergreen, Ill. He entered the U.S. Navy in November.

Lt. and Mrs. Paul M. Ziehler (Carol Ann Saettel '67), are living in Arlington, Va., where Paul is with Detachment 0 of the Office of Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence.

Charles E. Decker married Vicki Ballmer, August 3.

John T. Andrews, Jr., has been appointed Personnel Director for St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton . Formerly John was Employment Manager at the hospital.

Rosario J. Noto married Kathleen Kay Roberts, June 10, 1967. He is a junior m edical student at Marquette University.

Carol Jean Simon married Kenneth I. Watchmaker, August 17. Carol is teaching at Charles E. Mackey School in Boston, Mass.

Salvatore A. Sangi received a masters in industrial sociology from Duquesne University in August.

First child, Christopher Thomas, to Mary Carol and Thomas R. Page, May 27. Tom is an engineer with Delco Products Division, GMC. Hugh M. Stanley, Jr., married Patricia June Page, August 17. Hugh is attending Georgetown University.

Lila Mary Mitchell married Donald Thomas Griffin, August 17. Lila is a social worker; her husband is chairman of the English Department at Tilden High School in Chicago.

Zona Ann Holstrom married Charles A. Gifford, Jr., August 17. Ann is teaching at Wright Elementary School in Fairborn, 0 .

James M. Connell married Mary Cassandra Brown '67,

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August 10. Jim is attending law school at the University of Notre Dame.

On August 3 at UD, Ronald C. Emmrich was awarded a masters degree in education; Gary L. Thibo, Franklin W. Longenecker, Jonathan W. House and James L. Brown received MBA's; Richard J. Schenk, Gerald E. Reid, Jr., Ronald E. Longpre and Bruce E. Hildebrand got MA degrees.

Associate degree holder, Mary Janice Plummer, earned her bachelor degree in education and J. Rhett Segall, S.M., received a second bachelor degree- this one in arts- at UD's August graduation.

John A. Plessinger was awarded a gold medal for his thesis and degree work at Cranbrook Academy. An industrial designer and design consultant, John was one of thr ee graduates out of seventy to receive a gold medal for outstanding work. He was the recipient of four scholarships at the Dayton Art Institute and represented the U.S. in industrial design at Expo 67.

Richard E. Reynolds married Patricia Eileen Vinter '68, August 24. Patty writes , "This September Dick will enter the Ph.D. program in Experimental Psychology at Miami University and I will enter the master of arts program in teaching. Both of us are on assistantships."

F. John Keslo married Joyce A. Moffitt, May 18. John is a junior engineer with Voltronics , Inc. , Hanover, N.J. R. Timothy Donovan married Marilyn Jean McCarthy, August 17. Tim is teaching at Porter Junior High School in Cincinnati and attending grad school at Xavier.

Lt. John A. Wise married Nancy Marie Kayko '68, May 4. John has been awarded USAF silver pilot wings upon graduation at Moody AFB , Ga. Following specialized aircrew training at Tyndall AFB, Fla., he has been assigned to Webb AFB, Texas, as ~ an instructor pilot in the ~ Air Training Command.

Joseph L. Graves, Jr., married Barbara Louise Swan, August 17 . The Lt. John A. Wise couple is living in Adelphi, Md ., while Joe is attending Catholic University Law School. ''Theodore J. Wessel married Mary Agnes Russell '67, August 31. Ted is attending Indiana University.

Stuart J. Greenfield received his masters degree from Miami U. in August and is now a doctoral student at the University of Texas on a teaching assistantship.

Barbara Lynne Bostick married James Douglas Ray, May 10. Barbara is with the Upjohn Company in Kalamazoo .

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James C. Sliemers married Elaine Carol Ruschau '68 , September 28. Jim is with the UD Res earch Institute and Elaine is an accountant at NCR. Hugh B. Feeney is out of service and with the Centeen Corporation in Chicago.

William A. Kuhns married Elsie Swendsen, Jun e 10. Bill is director of the Institute of Environmental Response .

Michael C. Farnett married Janet Ann Rothbauer in April. Mike is out of service and working for General Electric Company in Erie, Pa. Michael F. O'Connor sends along a new address in San Francisco on Sanchez Stre et and writes , "I'd like to know UD grads in S.F. area. Just the names of girls, single and under 25."

Carol Janice Bruewer married Shamin Shamsi, M.D ., August 31. Carol is a medi cal technologist at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton where her husband is a resident in pathology.

Edward J. Krall is a graduate student at Penn State.

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James R. Homan married Judith Ann Sparaco '67, August 3. Jim is a student at the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery.

James A. Jennings received a master of arts degree in teaching in the junior college from Western Michigan University in August.

Jean A. Hammond is teaching English at Huntington [Ind.) Commercial High School.

Norma J. Niemeyer is teaching at St. Patrick's School in Fort Wayne, Ind. Joseph M. Rigot is teaching in the Cincinnati Public Schools .

James A. Frenchik (MS) married Dolores Miller, March 30, 1968.

Donald W. Falconio received his masters degree from Purdue in June and is now a doctoral student at Temple University.

David R. Goetz is an industrial products sales representative for Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in Cincinnati.

Dave and his wife, Mary Sue, have a son, David , Jr., born May 21.

James J. Heighton is serving in the U.S . Navy.

William R. Sirl is with the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene at West Seneca State School. He expects to get his masters in hospital administration from Xavier U. next yea r . Mrs. Sir! is the former Patricia Louise Ryan.

Robert R. Koverman is self-employed with R. R. Koverman Insurance in Troy, 0. Bob and his wife, Ruth, have a daughter- Lisa Rene.

John F. Chuhinko married Suzanne Coar, July 27.

Patricia Lyn Hornkohl married Guy-Dorian Cristo!. September 14. Guy is from France and is an architect in New York City.

Mary Kathleen Haney (MA) is with the English department at the University of Minnesota.

Irene M. Kane is attending grad school at San Francisco State through an Experienced Teacher fellowship. She is studying child development.

Harry J. Roedersheimer is teaching at St. Bernard High in Kentucky. Harry received his masters in theater from the University of Cincinnati in August.

Joseph L. Rudolph, Jr., is an accountant with Delco Products Div., GMC. Joseph F. Thomas, Jr., is teaching at Mineola High in Garden City, N.Y. Mary Claire Weston is a grad assistant at Kent State U. George E. Sine has been promoted to District Manager for Monarch Machine Tool Company in Dayton.

First child, Dianne Christine, to Mr. and Mrs. John V. Alberts [Sharon Ann Wagner) , last February. John is with Roth Realty.

Thomas C. Vincent IV recently transferred from the USS Monrovia, homepor.ted in Norfolk, Va., to the USS Antelope PG 86, homeported in San Diego . "I will be executive officer on the Antelope which is a high-speed jet-propelled gun boat operating off the coast of Vietnam."

Thomas M. P. Hannigan, Jr., married Pamela Ann Moore , August 19, 1967. The Hannigan's are living in Chicago where Tom is attending law school at Loyola U. First child, Stephanie Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Michaels (Sandra Miller) , June 12. Ed is attending UD. Jeanne Marie Hunzeker is a grad student in social service at St. Louis U. Lt. James A. Rush is a platoon leader with B Troop, 2nd Squadron, First Cav. Regt., in Vietnam. "Our mission is convoy security from the Mang Lang Pass to Pleiku."

Donald J. Marsee is with Mead Packaging Division of Mead Corporation. "I was transferred last January 1 to their Charleroi , Pa., converting plant as plant accountant and office manager. I have begun work on my masters at Duquesne. In addition to son, Dane, we now have a daughter, Carol."

Robert R. Regovich was promoted to Army first lieutenant during ceremonies at Ft. Hamilton, Brooklyn, in August. Presenting the insignia is wife Patricia Wetzel Regovich. The couple had their second child, first daughter, Mary Margaret, July 16. Bob writes, "For nine months I worked as an education adviser in the Army Education Center here at Fort Hamilton. Now I'm working as the assistant operations officer to the Director of Administration, with an additional duty as administrative assistant to the Post Commander. I have 47 weeks left in the Army and hope to find a teaching job in Dayton."

Anthony J. Zirpoli, Jr., is a teacher with the New York City Board of Education at P.S. 48 in the Bronx.

Kathy E. Koogler is a physical education teacher with the Oakwood (0.) Board of Education.

John A. Plessinger is self-employed in business and design development.

Sandra Jean Eitmant married Lt. Edward B. Krekeler, October 5. "At present I'm in Erlanger, Germany, teaching third grade in the Defense Department schools. The Army children have much to offer to all who teach them because they hold many secrets and experiences which they burst open to share. I also have some German children who help us understand their lives as we help them learn English and other materials from America. I also live on the Ger· many economy. We have oil to heat our apartment. In other words, the small heater is operated by us by putting in our own oil. I would love to give you all the wonderful details of travel here and the German people I've met.

They are all truly great and extremely helpful."

Captain Thomas J. Mahon, Jr., is a supply officer at Ft. Knox and is attending the MBA program at the U. of Louisville.

John G. Makuh, Jr., is the advertising manager for Spenley Newspapers, Inc., in Pittsburgh.

Linda Weidel Elsner is on a leave of absence from the cytogenetics lab at St. Elizabeth Hospital. "Terri and her twin brother, Jerry, were born March 25. They were three months premature and weighed 1 pound, 13 ounces and two pounds respectively. About four hours after birth, the Lord took Jerry but our daughter gained strength. After nearly three months of hospitalization our miracle baby reached the magic weight of 5 pounds, ten ounces, and our daughter was discharged on Father's Day." Janet Louise Thomas is teaching at James B. Conant High in Hoffman Estates, Ill. Thomas E. O'Bryan received his MS degree in math at Michigan State last June and is now working for his Ph.D . there.

Richard F. VanDorpe (TI) has been promoted to project engineer with the B. F. Goodrich Company Aerospace Division in Troy, 0. "I will also graduate in December from UD with my bachelors degree in technology."

Thomas R. Bueltel has a new job with Cordovan Associ· ates in Dayton . "And my wife, Barbara, and I have moved to our new home in Englewood."

Robert L. Blocker, Jr. (MBA) writes, "I noticed in a recent issue of the ALUMNUS a listing of all the UD grads

involved in the C-5A Aircraft Program. I would like to add my name to that list. I am the AF Chairman of the C·5A Resident Provisioning Team located at Lockheed Aircraft, Marietta, Ga. I am charged with the responsibility of selecting and procuring spare parts to support the C-5 after it enters the AF inventory."

Robert E. Lewand married Karen Elizabeth Schultz '67, in August of 1967. "Living in Virginia where Bob attends the U. of Virginia. Now beginning third of five·year Ph.D. program in math."

John R. Loney has begun his second year of grad school at Wayne State in Detroit. "Studying for masters degree in social work. Have one son, Christopher, born December 11, 1967. Received full scholarship from State of Ohio Dept. of Mental Health and Corrections to attend school for two years."

Lt. Anthony V. Gulli, upon completion of a paratrooper course [he was attached to the famed "Screaming Eagles" 101st Airborne Division at Ft. Campbell, Ky.), arrived in Vietnam in December , 1967, and was personally requested to join the General Staff, G-4 Section, in Vien Hoa. In February, 1968, Tony was promoted to 1st Lt. and on 4 July was awarded the Bronze Lt. Anthony V. Gulli Star for meritorius service and outstanding achievement. At the same time the Screaming Eagles received the South Vietnamese Presidential Unit Citation. The snapshot shows Tony being awarded the Bronze Star by Major Gen. 0. M. Barsanti. Tony re· turned to the U.S. toward the end of October and is stationed at Ft. Bragg, N.C. M. Catherine Staley is teaching at Odessa (Mo.) R-7 High School. She received her masters degree in teaching from Oberlin College this year.

First child, Deborah Colleen, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Fleming (Karen Sobieski '67), September 9. Pat is a com· puter programmer at WPAFB. Jon A. Bloyd is self-employed with Aero-Melric Gen. Inc. of Dayton.

Daniel M. McChrystal married Karen Ann Langlotz, Aug· ust 10. Dan is a science teacher in the Cleveland School System and is attending Kent State. Karen is a medical technologist.

Stephen A. Van Heeke married Charlene Elizabeth Hale, October 19.

William F. Kothman married Sue Ann Wallace, July 6.

Bill is teaching at Jefferson Elementary School in Dayton.

Lt. Theodore M. Patterson is taking eighteen weeks of training at Ft. Ben Harrison in Indianapolis beginning in October. "Then don't know where I'll be- have secured a book publisher so now must just complete the book." Ted received his masters degree from Miami U. in August.

Freddie L. Beason writes, "My wife, Mary, had a baby girl, Angela Marie, September 20."

First child, William III, to Mr. and Mrs. William S. El· Iiott, Jr. (Mary Ann Puetz), June 12.

John S. Brooks married Susan Lynn Rohe, September 21.

John is an accountant with Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company.

Skila Rose Lewis is teaching at Hornitos (Calif.) Elementary School.

Louis A. Lisella is manager of the Top Value Redemption Center in the Hills and Dales Shopping Center in Dayton.

Lou and his wife, Sheila Kramer Lisella, "are anxiously awaiting arrival of our first child due next March ."

Roy Woleben has been promoted to sergeant and has completed two years active duty with the USAF. "I am

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currently sports writer and editor for the Ent AFB Observer -second best Air Force newspaper of 1967 with the Aerospace Defense Command. I was here before the award was given. Am to receive overseas tour of duty soon."

Mary Carolyn Jacob married Alan B. Smith, September 9, 1967. The couple is living in North Olmsted, 0.

Charles W. Swoope is marketing representative for At路 lantic Richfield Company and is living in Newport News , Va. He and his wife , Patricia, had their first child, Stephen Charles , last April 23.

Karen Ann Sikorski is a medical social worker at Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, N.Y. Pfc. Nicholas K. Ronan, Jr., entered the service last March. He is stationed with the Army Medical Service in the Canal Zone.

Peter H. Oatis is a grad student at the U. of Massachusetts. He and his wife, Christine Sheehan Oatis '68, are living in Leverett, Mass.

Jean Louise Gilles is an investigator with the Retail Credit Company in New York City.

Son, Joseph Michael, to Mr. and Mrs. George Trochelman (Michaelle Stem), April 27.

Airman Jonathan A. Horwitz has completed basic training at Lackland AFB , Texas , and is assigned to the Defense Language In路 stitute, Monterey, Calif., for specialized schooling as an AF language specialist.

Thomas E. Kerner is on the staff of Travelers Insurance recruiting and training agents. Tom and his wife, Suzanne Arlein Kerner, have a daughter, Jonathan A. Horwitz Jennifer Ann. The Kerner's are living in Columbus .

Stephen F. Miller is studying surgery at the London Hospital, England, under Professor Ritchie.

Mark E. Nawrocki is working on his MA in education at John Carroll University.

Nancy Stipher is Research Director at Republican State Headquarters in Indianapolis . "We're really busy but not too busy to come to UD Homecoming."

Captain Carl H. Mayer is serving a tour in Vietnam. He'll return to the States in September '69.

Ann Hurley was married to Arnold M. Testa, April 6.

The couple is living in Belmont, Calif., but a new address will be coming up in December.

Major William B. Dunbar has been recognized for helping the 3rd Air Division earn the USAF Outstanding Unit Award . Major Dunbar, an air tactical intelligence officer, formerly assigned to U-Tapao Airfield, Thailand, will wear the distinctive service ribbon as a permanent decoration.

He and his wife , Mary, moved on to a new assignment in Nebraska recently.

Nicholas 0. Sharkey received his journalism masters in December from Michigan State and is working with his Dad -Donald C. Sharkey '34- in writing textbooks .

Edward A. Sandow is a university representative for Allyn and Bacon Publishers and is living in East Lansing, Mich. Ed received his masters in American Studies from the U. of Kansas this year.

Lt. Terrence L. LaChey is assistant chief, student personnel, officers section, at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas . Terry received his masters in education (guidance and counseling) from Ohio University this year.

Angel L. Fernandez is teaching at St. John Episcopal Cathedral in Santurce, P.R. Captain Anthony J. Angelo has been assigned in Long Binh, Vietnam, since September 9. " I'm working as chief of internal review division, assistant chief of staff, Camp-

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troller Headquarters, 1st Logistical Command. Prior to leaving Germany in July, I was promoted to my present rank of Captain."

Brian P. Buckley married Esther Sarik, June 1. He is a supervisor with McGraw-Hill, Inc. in Hightstown, N.J. John A. Patt, Jr., has an assistantship and is studying for his Ph.D. at Penn State . John earned his masters from West Virginia U. this year.

Paul E. Conolly is in the sales department with Dollinger Corporation in Rochester, N.Y. Joseph D. Frank married Sally Ann Farrell, September 14.

Thomas A. Hychalk is with the General Electric Company, Heating and Air Conditioning Department, Trenton , N.J., as a design evaluation engineer.

1967 H. David Speer is with Westinghouse Electric Corporation in Pittsburgh.

Kathleen G. Grom married Donald H . Albertson, August 3.

George A. Kohlrieser married Barbara Rose Benner, July 20.

Mark H. Buddendeck married Patricia Lynn Wright, August 3.

Gary E. Hoertt married Carol Ann Federico, August 3.

Robert J. Bosch Jr., married Joan Suzanna Dydak, Aug路 ust 31 . The Bosch's are living in Westerly, R.I. Dennis S. Tomko is with Walsh Jesuit High School in Cuyahoga Falls, 0.

Kathleen M. Schirf married Thomas Patrick Phillips.

September 7.

Margaret Marie Beck married William A. Long, February 14.

Lewis E. Goodman married UD secretary, Margaret Louise Denman, August 3.

P. Eugene Klaus married Mary Jo Fischer, August 17.

Lt. Edward R. S. Tull graduated from OTS in June. "I'm presently working in the Engineering Testing Branch for the Oklahoma City Material Area, Tinker AFB." Joyce H. Ksiezopolski is a secretary for Gallon & Miller, Attorneys , in Dayton.

John A. Reiling, Jr., married Marilyn Marie Preuss, August 10. John is teaching at Wayne High School in Dayton.

Edward J. Gardner married Barbara Smith on June 22.

"My wife is teaching kindergarten in the Cincinnati Public School System. I am a grad student and a teaching assistant at th e University of Cincinnati."

First child, Paul David, to Jo Ann and James D. Weber, May 29. Jim is with Truck Cab Manufacturing in Cincin路 nati, 0 .

Terry J. Turnock married Marilyn Ann Kelley, June 22 .

Terry is with IBM in Chicago.

N. Dennis Jett married Charlotte Marie Pallay '68, August 10. Dennis is working for Bendix Corporation and living in Kansas City, Mo. Edward R. S. Tull IV has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the USAF upon graduation from OTS at Lackland AFB , Texas . Ed is now as signed to Tinker AFB, OKla. , for duty with the AF Logistics Command.

Joseph R. Bouman and Guy T. Woodrum have been commissioned second lieutenants in the USAF upon graduation from OTS at Lackland Edward R. S. Tull IV AFB , Texas. Joe has been assigned to Webb AFB, Texas, for pilot training. Guy is stationed at WPAFB for duty with the AF Systems Command.

Matthew J. Hayes married Margaret Catherine Donlan, August 3. Matt is a student at John Marshall Law School in Chicago.

First child, Matthew David, to Dolores and David V. Pohlman, last March 15.

Lee E. Suedkamp has been commissioned a sec· and lieutenant in the USAF upon graduation from OTS at Lackland AFB, Texas. Lee is now at Minot AFB, N.D. , for duty with the Strategic Air Command.

Charles J. Fatone is an agency service representative for the Life, Acci· dent and Health Department of The Travelers Lee E. Suedkamp Insurance Company in New York City.

William R. Frank married Barbara Spray, June 11 . The Frank's are living in Dayton where Bill is with NCR. Kenneth C. Lammers writes, "My wife and I are going into the Peace Corps starting August 24. We go for training at California State College in LA for three months. Then we will be going to Amazonas, Brazil, for two years of service. We will be working in health and rural community action."

At UD's August graduation ceremonies- Thomas · E. Wood, Nelson L. Noggle and Denise Pivarnik Emmrich were awarded masters degrees in education; Thomas P. Bruce, an MBA; Ronald E. Hochuli, S.M. and Michael J. Pasquarett, masters in arts- TI grads, Roger A. Throckmorton, Jr., Anthony W. Pappano, Daniel E. Maxwell, Peter J. Maggiacomo and Albert L. Andzik, Jr., earned bachelor degrees in technology.

Stanley M. Kumor married Renee Marie DiPiero '66, September 7. Stan is in grad school at Notre Dame.

Edmund J. Volpe is with IBM in New York.

Michael E. Madden married Linda Mary Drexler , August 31. Both Mike and Linda are graduate assistants at Penn State.

Rebecca Lynn Nutter married Christopher D. Hughes, August 17. Rebecca is t eaching in the Canton (0.) Public Schools.

Linda Kay Reke married William Edward Halsey, August 31. Linda is teaching at Eaton (0 .) High School.

John H. Gibson married Maryann Gelhaus, July 27.

John is Senior Production Coordinator with Bendix Electronics Power Division in Eatontown, N.J. Maryann is a kindergarten teacher in the Colts Neck .(N.J.] School System.

Maria 0. Risco married Rafael L. Gomez, August 31.

They are living in Miami Beach, Fla., while Rafael is at· tending medical school.

Richard W." Portune married Phyllis Marie Mascio, August 31. Dick is enrolled in the School of Dentistry at Ohio State U. David E. Brown is a computer analyst with Chase Brass & Copper in Shaker Heights, 0.

Robert G. Gabreski is stationed in Vietnam.

Martin L. Zwiren is a graduate assistant in health, physical education and recreation at Temple U. Lt. Edward H. Henry returned from Vietnam in No vember and is now stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash. Ed was promoted to first lieutenant in a ceremony at the Saigon Area Exchange Hqs. while he served as exchange officer of the Tan Son Nhut Exchange Complex. H e was married on November 23 to Mary Ann Grattan and the couple spent their honeymoon in the Bahamas.

Claude S. Young married Kathleen Ann Klopf '68, September 7. Claude is with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com·

pany; Kathy is a medical technologist at Akron City Hospital.

Lt. Joseph J. McArdle and his wife, Margaret Smith McArdle, are living in Lawton, Okla., while Joe is stationed at Fort Sill. Address change coming up in February.

Richard R. Banks is stationed at the Edgewood Arsenal, Md., with the U.S. Army.

Robert P. Heller married Marianna V. Rarog, October 12. Bob is a quality assurance engineer with Avco Electronics Division in Cincinnati.

Judy Kay Hanschmann married Arthur B. English on August 5, 1967. Judy is teaching at Indian Lane Junior H.S. in Media, Pa. Lt. David L. Keel received the silver wings of an Army aviator in August upon completion of a sixteen-week officer rotary wing pilot course at Ft. Rucker, Ala. Dave received instruction in cargo and utility tactics.

Bill Watson, '67, who spent two seasons with our UD Players, has been selected to tour with the famous National Players of The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Bill, who had lead roles in UD's productions of "The Days and Nights of Beebe Fenstermaker" and "Wonderful Town" among others, finished all but his thesis for a masters degree at Ohio State this past spring.

While at Ohio State he played Romeo in "Romeo and Juliet" and was in "Biedermann and the Fire· bugs." His tour with the National Players will last nine months.

Bill is the brooding young man in the picture above from "The Days and Nights of Beebe Fenstermaker."

The girl, who played the part of Beebe, is Mary Carolyn Ross Russo, '68, who is taking masters work at Bowling Green University. Her husband, Joe Russo, '68, a former UD Player, is also in the masters program at BG.

Thomas D. McLaughlin married Janice J. Halloran, July 13 . Tom is with the manufacturing department of W es tinghouse Airbrake in Wilmerding, Pa. Regina Mae Fana married John Joseph Ryan, Jr., August 3. Regina is teaching second grade in Circleville, 0., where her husband is with the Circleville Herald.

Francis A. Nocifora married Lynn Elizabeth Bedford '68, August 24. Lynp. is with the Allegheny County Welfare Board ; Frank works for Westinghouse in Pittsburgh.

Richard K. Schmitt married Inez Margaret Young, September 7. Both are grad students at the State University of New York at Albany.

Andrew P. Kuhta, Jr., is attending grad school at Seton Hall University, majoring in biology.

William P. Schindler is a graduate assistant in marketing at UD. Leslie Ann Stengel married David Matthew Leber, Au-

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gust 17. Leslie is with G.E. Time Sharing in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Kathleen J. Fischer is a social worker with the Mont路 gomery County Welfare Department.

Rosemary G. Thunder is with the American National Red Cross in South Vietnam. She is due home next September.

Mariellen Nasiatka is studying for MA at Lehigh U. William J. Frew, Jr., married Kathryn Ann Kelsey, September 21.

Joseph D. Farone married Sharon Ann O'Leary, February 17. Joe is with the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Intrepid.

William J. Wigmore is teaching secondary school in Africa and "also learning how to plant rice." Bill is Peace Corps director in Freetown.

David P. Madacsi (MS) is studying at the U. of Conn ecticut.

Dale J. DeBrosse is teaching at Brookville High and "hopes to have his masters by Christmas."

William K. Foreman is teaching sixth grade in the Dayton school system. Bill and his wife, Patricia, had their first child, Mary Katherine, July 24. He is working on his masters at Wright State.

Lois Ann Hartrich began her second year of teaching in the Greenwood (Ind.) Community School Corporation.

"I t each second grade at V.O. Isom Central."

Patricia Clara Langhals married Jong Soak Hong, September 7.

Nelson L. Noggle is a doctoral student at the U. of South Carolina. He and his wife, Wynema, have a daughter, Tammy.

Elizabeth Eckert is teaching American literature and American History to juniors at Carroll High in Dayton.

Donna Jean Doll is teaching at Bailey's School in the Fairfax (Va.) County Schools. Donna writes, "Teaching kindergarten and it's the first year for the kindergarten program h ere. Am also taking a course at the U of Virginia extension here."

Marlene A. Zeitz spent the past summer studying French language literature at the Sorbonne. "I thoroughly enjoyed Paris and the opportunity to travel thru some of Europe." Marlene is teaching in the Montgomery County Public Schools in Rockville, Md. Private Robert J; Mulhern completed nine weeks of advanced infantry training at Ft. Polk, La., in August. His basic training was taken at Ft. Knox, Ky. Frances Klocek Bowman writes, "At last notice my husband and I were teaching in South Carolina. It was an enlightening and frustrating experience and we'll probably return someday. Monica Denise was born last March.

I'm teaching scien ce in the junior high of my own school路 days and Walter is teaching and coaching at his alma mater." The Bowman new address is Woodstock, Ill. Lt. John S. Alberici completed a supply and service officer course at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft. Lee, Va., in August.

James J. Hlebik is an engineering programmer with Leeds & Northrup Company in North Wales, Pa. F. Kenneth Conliffe is currently in his second year of study at the U. of Louisville School of Law. "Recently I was commissioned an Ensign in the U.S. Navy Reserve with active duty in the Judge Advocate General's Corps upon graduation."

Lt. Kevin T. McCarthy married Judith Louise路 Werzynski, April 20. Kevin is serving in Vietnam and will return to the States in August of 1969; Judy is teaching first grade in Warren Woods, Mich.

Lawrence J. Bell m arried Katherine The~ese Littau, April 28. Lawrence is a public relations representative with the Burroughs Corporation in Detroit.

Jeannette K. Gadomski writes, "Any UD grads or students looking for a job now have a friend at American Telephone & Telegraph. For the past six months I have

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been in the Personnel unit, interviewing, hiring and placing employees, and recruiting high school students. New York City is such a great place to work- and a great place to be after work."

Mary K. Berson and Susan J. Wayman '68 recently r eturned from a ten路week vacation in Mexico. " We toured the entire country starting from California and going all the way to t he Yucatan Peninsula. We even made the society pages in Veracruz because we revisited the friends we had made due to our ClASP work for the previous two summers with UD. Both of us are going to San Diego where Mary will resume h er junior high teaching in Point Lorna."

Suzanne M. Duell has begun h er second year of grad school at Purdue in public address and rhe toric. "If things go as planned, I will graduate in June 1969 with a M. S. Both this year and last I have also been a grad counselo r in one of the undergraduate women's dorms.

After leaving Purdue I hope to teach speech and English on the high school level."

Stephen C. Miller married Nancy Jeanne Jobe, October 5. Stephen is teaching at Bellbrook (0 .) Juni or High.

Barbara Lucille Wustmann is extension adviser in home economics at the U. of Illinois.

Susan Lynne Smith married Captain Gerald W. Hodgson, June 11. Her husb and is stationed at WPAFB. Lt. Robert W. Sebert is stationed in Korea with the 2nd Infantry Division. He had been stationed at Ft. Ord, Calif., as the executive officer of Hqs. Company, Fourth Brigade.

Frances A. Arhutich is teaching in the Berea [0.) School System in Brookpark. " I am teaching fourth-grade math."

Richard J. Carson is teaching at St. Anthony High School and coaching freshman foo tball and basketball. That's in Trenton, N.J.

Jonathon G. Geiger married Kathy Lou McFarland, September 7. Jon is a microbiologist with the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.

Dennis M. Piaseczny began work with Grumman Aircraft Corporation after graduation. Due to layoffs in August, I left th ere and am now teaching math and science at Our Lady of Lourdes High in West Islip, N.Y. "I hop e to start grad work at UD next fall.''

Carol Jean Valley is in advertising at Radio Station WBLY in Springfield, 0., as continuity director. " My job entails writing and producing commercials for local sponsors."

Charles D. Stevenson is teaching at Trotwood (0.) High.

Jerome E. Kaiser is teaching at Corpus Christi School in Dayton.

Coleen Ann O'Shea is working on her MA at the U. of Wisconsin. "Hope to graduate June, 1969.'!'

David W. Benson is an engineer with the General Electric Company in Schenectady, N.Y. "Presently taking courses for a degree in indus trial administration at Union College."

Joseph L. Reid is teaching English at Carter Woodson Junior High in Washington, D.C. "I am completing my MA the sis in English at the U . of Maryland."

Barbara Jean Burgin is working in the subscription services division of Time Inc. in Chicago.

Linda Marie Schilling is teaching at McCauley High in Cincinnati.

Kathleen Ann Leugers ma rrie d Edwar d J. Hoehne, June 29. Kathleen is tea ching fifth grade w ith th e Sidn ey (0.) city schools .

William F. Brickman is a grad student a t San Jose State College.

Carolyn Ann Kamp is working in ba cteriolo gy at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati.

Lt. Luciano Crusi and his wife, Suzanne, became "the proud parents of Michael Anthony on June 4. Be en in th e Army since May, 1967, and after nine w eeks at Ft. Gordon, Ga., was assigned to Hq. Allied Forces, Southern Europe, in Naples, Italy . To all my old buddies: write to me at Box 148 !SSG AF South, APO New York 09521."

Robert J. Bush graduated from Ohio U. with a master of arts degree in August. "I'm teaching art in the city of Cleveland."

Janis Eileen Neustadt married UD s enior, Michael E. Goeke, September 28. Janis is with NCR in the data processing department.

Timothy P. Carey, W.F., writes, "I along with five other UD grads have begun our year of spiritual formation with the Society Missionaries of Africa (White Fathers) in Washington, D.C. Ronald R. Bergeron, W.F., John J. Byrne, W.F., James J. Crawford, W.F., Joseph J. Peranteau, W.F., and Jean C. Robitaille, W.F., (all class of 1968) are preparing for the Missionary Apostolate in Africa ."

Dennis J. Zarlengo is in the U.S. Navy.

Paul R. Williams, Jr.,"married Janet Anne Williams, October 19. What would Laugh-In say? Paul is with Shell Oil Company in Hinsdale, Ill. , as sales representative . Janet is teaching sixth grade at St. Cletus School in LaGrange .

Philip V. Constantino is an engineer for IBM in Poughkeepsie.

Shown in the top photo is Robert J. Bosch, Jr. Photo at bottom shows Stephen L. Gubas, Jr. Both are being presented the Completion Certificate by the Manager of Marine Engineering, Mr. H . Ward . Congra tulating the pair is Dire ctor of Design Engineering, Mr. John A. Serrie. The Enginee ring Training Program is a seven-week, 140-hour course, given on company time. Its obj e ctive is teaching new engineers a bout Electric Boat Co. , its policies and its specialized technical disciplines .

Vincent C. DiTrani writes, "Daughter, Laura Marie, will be 61/z months on Homecoming Day." Timothy F. Apolito is a guidance counselor at Tower Heights Middle School in the Dayton area . Tim will receive his master-s in education from Xavier in January.

Edward J. Bohne II is a sales coordinator with the B. F. Goodrich Company in Needham Heights, Mass . Ed, his wife, Linda, and son , Teddy, are living in the Boston area.

Diane E. Russell is employed as an intake worker at the Montgomery County Welfare Dept.

A first child, Jennifer Jayn, to Cynthia and Lt. Mark A. Winstel, September 25. Mark is presently attending pilot training at Webb AFB , Texas .

Samuel A. Malene is an engineer with Avco Electronics in Cincinnati.

Lt. Dorothy Clare Ruckel is a dietitian at WPAFB .

Lt. Arthur J. Intemann has been awarded the USAF Silver Pilot Wings upon graduation from Lt. Arthur J. Intemann Webb AFB , Texas. Art is assigned to Bien Hoa AB, Vietnam, for flying duty with the Pacific Air Forces .

Martin E. Flahive has been named Assistant Director of Housing at UD .

Roger A. Berardinis married UD senior, Patricia Jane Hayes, May 4. Roger finished six months active duty with the Marines and transferred to the new Columbus office of Arthur Andersen & Company last April.

Two UD grads recently completed Electric Boat Division's engineering training program of General Dynamics .

Larry P. Fronheiser married Catherine Stewart, June 29 .

"I just graduated from D. T. Watson School of Physiatrics in Pittsburgh on September 20 and am now working as a physical therapist at the State School for the Mentally Retarded in Ebensburg, Pa." Joseph W. Diaz is employed by Chevron Oil Company, Perth Amboy, N.J., as a credit representative. "I am also employed by Uncle Sam- USA Reserves and have to report for nine months active duty on October 28."

P. Michael Eifert received his masters in library science from Western Michigan in August. Mike is working at the Dayton Public Library.

Roger P. Pryor is with Sears, Roebuck and Company as a credit sales manager at the New York Regional Credit Center in North Bergen, N.J. Bernard J. Muhlenkamp married Pamela Kay Schoch, July 13. Bernard is with Haskins & Sells in Dayton.

Joseph Guzy is a junior high math teacher with the New York City Board of Education.

James J. Broderick, Jr., is president of Stage Systems since "our corporation merged with Nolan Studios. We have physically produced such shows as Showboat, My Fair Lady, Hello Dolly and most Broadway musicals."

John D. Schrader is assistant manager of Schrader's IGA in Massillon, 0. John has finished one year towards his LLB at the U. of Akron . He and his wife , Josephine, have a daughter, Marianne Christiene.

Dennis A. Walters has been appointed Creative Director for A. D. Kahn, Inc ., in Detroit.

John F. Kennedy is teaching at Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa.

Robert L. Moore is teaching at St. Charles in Kettering, 0 .

William R. Remke is serving a tour of duty in Vietnam.

"Due to ETS Jul y, 1969, and will return to Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Plan to go into the supermarket business with my father."

Patricia E. Bodary is teaching at Rosenthal School in Cincinnati.

Timothy J. Petry married Victoria Lynn Rex , May 11. Tim

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is with the Ford Motor Company as a graduate trainee in Livonia, Mich.

Robert P. Kozar is working as a nuclear engineer with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Plumbrook Nuclear Reactor. Bob married Adele Elizabeth Gornik on May 18 and the couple is living near Sandusky, 0.

1968 Patricia E. McSweeny is t eaching fourth grade at S. Madison Elementary School in Spring Valley, N.Y. "Will be attending the State University of New York at Buffalo beginning July, 1969, for masters in education."

Julius H. Conesa, Jr., married Teresita Risco, August 3.

He is working for Lau Blower Company.

Dennis V. Bolbach married Virginia Rose Gietl, August 3.

Stephen H. Aisenbrey, Jr., married Linda Sue McKee, July 27. Steve is with the Delco Radio Division, GMC, and Linda with the Kokomo (Ind.) Center Township Consoli路 dated School Corporation.

John M. Hydeck married Marilyn O'Grodnik, June 8.

John is with U.S. Steel Corporation in Pittsburgh.

William J. Sacher is teaching at Immaculate Conception High in Celina, 0.

John N. Dues married Kathy Jane Tangeman, August 3.

John is with the UD Research Institute.

Jeanette Elaine Dahm married David John Schmitz, August 10. She is working for E. F. MacDonald Company in Dayton.

Lt. John P. Lutz completed an officer basic course at the Army Armor School at Ft. Knox, Ky., in July.

Thomas F. Hampshire married Dorothy Marie Mikolajewski, August 3. Tom is with the Hampshire Company in Piqua, 0.

Mark J. Granellli married Joanne Mary Geissenhainer, August 24. Mark writes, "I am going on active duty in the Army on October 9. Will be as signed to Fort Eustis, Va., for nine weeks, then will be permanently assigned."

Thomas R. Bishop married Jerri Lee Toadvine, August 3.

Tom is teaching at St. Albert the Great School.

Marcia Ann Wendt married Carl Keith Paulson, August 10. Marcia is art teacher for grades 1 through 8 in the Tippecanoe (Ind.) county school system.

Janet Ellen Weber married Paul D. Kaiser, August 3.

Janet is a grad student at the U. of Kentucky.

Nicholas V. Forte married Sharon Ann Kennedy, August 10. He is with Bendix and the Forte's are living in Kansas City, Mo. Suzanne Marie Gasper is doing social work with the Montgomery County Welfare Department.

TI grad, Robert F. MacCary, was awarded a bachelor degree in technology at UD's August graduation.

Teaching assignments for August grads: Dayton Board of Education- Anita Marie Splendore, Reo Salmon Eske (M.Ed.) Arlene Monthei Martin, Francis J. Zubek, and Barbara Sue Chamberlain. Also teaching in the Dayton school system and attending UD grad school are Gerald T. Kandies and Barbara Jane Pier.

Patricia Ann Ghee married Grigg Kent McDowell, Aug路 ust 10. Pat is also teaching in Dayton.

Washington Township School System - James C. Petrigala and Mary Alice Becker.

Kettering Board of Education- Eileen Delores Rindler, Sharon Melanie Plunkett, and Herbe.rt J. Lock. Gary J. Preisser has been named assistant football coach and soph basketball coach at Fairmont West High School. Ted 0. Kilmer (M.Ed.) is a counselor at Fairmont East High School.

Teaching in Cincinnati- Marguerite Kuntz Delcontivo at St. Teresa's School, and Margaret Wilson Gasson at St. Elizabeth School.

Vandalia-Butler City Schools - Mary Ann Hoskin Wiet路 zel, Dale E. Floyd (MA), and Theresa Jane Raponi.

West Milton Board of Education- Sara Beane Vanatta, Beverly Sue Hartley and Carolyn Oelslager Carper.

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Brookville (0.) Schools- Wendy Elizabeth Wiedemer, Sue Anne Michael and Barbara Ann Weeks.

Mad River Township- Deanna Louise Ward and Doris Rosetta Kunk.

Ft. Wayne (Ind.) Community Schools- Frank J. Yeranko.

McKeesport (Pa.) School District- Sarah Jane Meredith.

DeKalb County Public Schools (Atlanta, Ga.)- Virginia Frances Monte.

Richmond (Ind.) Community Schools - Kathleen Louise Moran.

St. Louis (Mo.) Public Schools- Ellen Louise Raterman.

Mecklenburg County Schools (Charlotte, N.C.)- Gail Mangan Shirley.

George B. Tuttle is teaching at Marian High School and attending grad school at th e U. of Detroit.

Miamisburg (0.) Board of Education- Maureen Sullivan DeBord.

Clearcreek Local School District (Springboro, 0.)Marjorie Payne Israel.

Beavercreek Schools- Anne Gooding Stevenson.

Southwest Local Schools - Charles F. Umstead.

Grace Julie Weitzel is teaching in the Cincinnati Public School System and attending grad school at the U. of Cincinnati.

Frankin (0.) City Schools - Shirley Noyes Weller.

Newport (Ky.) Catholic High - David L. Kramer (M.Ed.).

Coldwater (0.) Exempted Village Schools - David W. Gordon.

Queen of Martyrs School, Dayton- Virginia Marie Eckert.

Our Lady of the Rosary School, Dayton - Diane Marie Dietz.

Connersville (Ind.) Senior High School - Maria Christina Herold.

Sidney (0.) City Schools- Mary Jo Clark Grim and Robert W. Westerbeck (both M.Ed.] .

Donald A. Dudek was named athletic director for the Sidney school system in May of 1967. He received his masters in education from UD in August.

Fairborn (0.) City Schools- Elizabeth Marsh Payne (M.Ed.).

Kenneth J. Brand (M.Ed.) is principal of the Reading (0.)

Central Community School and a doctoral student at the U. of Cincinnati. He is married to the former Marilyn Mercurio '66.

Julienne High School, Dayton - Judith Henlock and Kathleen Helen Whalley (both MA's].

Fairview High School, Dayton - Elaine Tiber Tenenbaum (MAJ. West Carrollton (0.) Schools - Nancy Lynn Reichelt (MAJ .

Buffalo (NY) Board of Education - Anne Francis Preston (MAJ. Virginia Ann Davis (MA) is attending graduate school at Drew University in Madison, N.J. Mary Kay Bruss married James Edwin Valiton, August 10. Mary Kay is teaching with the Cincinnati Board of Education and attending Xavier grad school.

Attending law school are Luciano V. Sclafani, Jr. (U. of Cincinnati), Joseph R. Locke.r, Jr. (U. of Toledo), David B. Levendusky (Notre Dame) and Ronald D. Land and Michael C. Matuska (Ohio Northern).

Attending Duquesne University are Robert L. Ryan, Robert J. Agostinelli and Lynn Elizabeth Bedford. Lynn is with the Allegheny County Welfare Board in Pittsburgh.

William L. Arnold is in clinical training at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton and will begin medical school in the fall of 1969.

Martin A. Turk is attending the University of Notre Dame; Michael A. Ferrigno (MA), St. Louis University; Joseph W. Bozzelli (MS) the school of chemis try a t Prince· ton University; and John G. Chernega (MS), CarnegieMellon University.

Gerald L. Quigley is with the Central Trust Bank and attending U. of Cincinnati grad school.

At UD for graduate school are Charles W. Struhar, Charlene Patricia Carroll, Mary Eustace Varhol, Jeffrey P. Lynch, Patricia Ann Bowen and Paul F. O'Malley, w ho is also with Lang Realty in Dayton.

John L. O'Grady is attending New York University; Stephen R. Brown, Boston University; Gregory C. Liddy, American University ; Daniel E. Spinella, Loyola of Chi· cago.

Stephen R. DeLong and Charles 0. Ezendu are medi cal students at the University of Cincinnati; Lawrence F. Kuhn is at Loyola Medical School; Timothy J. Gray is at Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery. Eugene J. Wyszynski is studying at Philadelphia Osteopathy and Theodore Q. Miller Jr., at Meharry Medical School.

Jane W. Lusienski is with MISCO on the UD Campus in computer science.

Richard R. Bello (MA) married Janis Ann Baeuerlen, Feb· ruary 10.

Michael J. Maginn married Mary Catherine McLean, August 10.

Ronald L. DiSanto (MA) married Barbara Jeanne Shannon, June 1.

Earl B. Hamilton (MBA] is assistant general m anager of Rockwell Manufacturing Company in Columbia, S.C. Mary Jeanne Devine, instructor in journalism at UD, earned her masters degree from UD in August.

Major Aaron 0. Crocker, assistant professor of military science at UD, also earned his masters from UD in August.

Wilbur D. Bridenbaugh, Jr. (MA) is with Scope. He and his wife, Tonia, will celeb rate their fourth wedding anni· versary on February 5.

Joseph W. Voska is with Standard Oil of Ohio.

Thomas G. Tornatore is working for Dimco-Gray Company.

Joseph C. Stupakewicz, Jr., is a member of the audit agency of the Department of Defense in Palo Alto, Calif.

Carl S. Schneider is with Arthur Andersen Company.

William M. Raveis, Jr., h as joine d Sikorsky in Stamford, Conn.

John T. Patterson, Jr., is with Hayden Stone Inc. of Day ton.

Raymond H. Owen married Paula Mary Barzone, May 31.

Ray is teaching at Our Lady of Mercy School in Dayto n; Paula at St. Bridget's in Xenia, 0.

Henry J. Olszowy is working for the Casualty and Surety Division of Aetna Insurance.

Gary D. Mille.r is with Ford Motor Company in Dear· born, Mich.

George "Gary" McCans is assista nt ticket manager at UD. Neil F. Looney, Jr., married Ann Catherine Blanford, August 10.

Patricia Helen Dudek is employed by Dudek & Bock Spring Mfg. Company in Chicago.

Carl H. Luerman works for Johns-Man sville Products Corporation in Richmond, Ind. Anthony J. Kaskocsak is with Gen eral Motors Accepta n ce Corporation in Day ton.

Warren A. Kappeler, Jr., has joined Kappeler & W esten· dorf, CPA's, in Dayton.

Mary Jo DeSantis married Ronald Morris Ros e, July 20.

James L. Bulcher is employed by Chrysler Airtemp in Dayton.

David F. Borchers is w orking for NCR and attending UD grad school.

Wayne A. Rubey, John P. Webb and Emidio Cimini are with the UD Research Institute.

Howard B. Walther, Jr., is employed b y U. S. Steel in Pittsburgh.

George A. Parkinson is with Hughes Aircraft in Culver City, Calif., and is a ttending UCLA graduate school.

Rameshchandra M. Modi is a test engineer with Stromberg-Carlson Corporation in Rochester, N.Y. Edward B. Hidalgo is employed by Technology Inc. in Dayton.

Norman R. Berger is with Ohio Bell Telephone Company in Cleveland. Norm's wife is the form er Charlotte Horvath '67.

Joseph W. Cortese is employed by Howard, Needles, T ammen & Bergen doff, con suiting engineers, in Cleveland.

Wayne D. Ramsey is with Chemineer Corporation.

Richard D. Porco is working for MSA Research Corpora· tion in Evans City, Pa. Dick and his wife, Susan Ann, were married on May 25.

James E. Kolhoff is an engineer with General Tire & Rubb er Company in Akron.

James L. Cull is also in Akron with Firestone Tire & Rubber Company.

Linda Elizabeth Worth married John James Preotle, Jr., June 21.

Joseph R. Scavuzzo has joined General Dynamics in Quincy, Mass.

Margaret Ann O'Connor is with United Air Lines in Chicago.

Barbara Jean DeSantis and Susan Terese Mylen are both with the Montgom ery County Welfare Department.

Dalma Marie Mansueti is a social security administrator.

Kenneth J. Foulke married Mary Kathleen McCarthy, May 4.

Susan Marie Zimmerer m arried N. Keith Melch er, July 27. Susan is teaching with the Jefferson County Board of Education in Louisville, Ky. Roger A. Throckmorton, Jr., married Carol Rose Kemp er , August 1. He is with Frigidaire Division, GMC. Paul W . Rutherford married Peggy Jo Dick, August 23.

Paul i s a student a t Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky. Michele Ann Moore marrie d Gale Francis Wiesenh ahn, UD senior, Au gust 1 7.

Patricia Jill Furness m arried Richard Ala n Hale, August 10.

Charles R. Hirt, Jr., married Carol Patricia Quinn, Aug· ust 9. Chuck is a graduate student at Kent State University and is working with the Re sidence Hall Staff in e ducational programming. Carol is teaching social studies a t Bolich Junior High in Cuyahoga Falls, 0 .

Mary Elizabeth Mott m arried Herald William Barker, August 23. Mary is teaching first grade in th e Urbana (0 .) school system .

0 . James Lighthizer, Jr., is with the Office Products Division of IBM in W ashington , D.C. Jim and his wife, Virginia, have a son - James Patrick.

Major David C. Cottington (MBA) is with the U.S. Army

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Military Group in Quito, Ecuador, as a CIVIC action ad· visor. Major Cottington has been in the Army for eight years.

Julius A. Hoeft, Jr., married Margaret Louise Hill, August 24. He is with Owens-Illinois Glass Company.

Paul W. Bauer married Joyce Katherine Wright, August 17. Paul is working for the Southern New England Tele· phone Company untii December when he enters the U.S. Army.

Dennis P. Collins has been named an account executive at Don Stotler Advertising. Denny is assigned to radio, publishing, and TV accounts.

Daniel G. Hobbs was awarded a graduate fellowship in urban studies at the University of Wisconsin. The fellowships, announced by Secretary Robert C. Weaver of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, were awarded to 99 students at 46 universities.

LeRoy P. Dietrich (MBA) married Edith Lydia Bedard, September 14.

Patricia Ann Liebau married Theodore W. Clymer, August 8. Pat is working for the Beach Haven West Yacht Club in Manahawkin, N.J. while her husband is serving in the Army.

Myrna Louise Derringer married Robert William Hay· ward, August 17. She is a medical technologist at Miami Valley Hospital.

Francis J. Zubek married JoAnn Jazwinski '67, August 24 .

Both are teaching in the Dayton school system.

John J. McKeon married Kathleen Ann Quinlan, August 17. John is with Data Corporation in Dayton; Kathleen is teaching at St. Helen's School.

Thomas L. Guarriello married Patricia Ann Sullivan, August 7. Tom is with the Dayton State Hospital and attending UD grad school.

William L. Bown married Patricia Jean Smith, May 25.

Bill is with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, CPA's in Columbus.

Peter M. Browne is attending St. Louis University School of Medicine; Michael A. Moskewicz, Georgetown Medical School. Robert J. Thomas and Frank E. Meyers are at the Chicago Osteopathy College.

Airman Daniel C. Kilker has completed basic training at Lackland AFB , Tex· as, and is now assigned as an administrative specialist with a unit of the Air Training Command at Moody AFB, Georgia.

Joe R. Fodal married Mary Estep, August 10.

Joe is attending Chase School of Law in Cincinnati.

Andrew E. M. Szucs en· Airman Daniel C. Kilker tered the USAF on September 10.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Russo III (Mary Carolyn Ross) are attending grad school at Bowling Green University.

Earnie C. Tyra is a lab technician with Delco-Moraine Division, GMC. He and his wife, Brenda, have two chi!· dren- Melissa and Angela Renee, born May 24.

Gerald R. Martin married UD senior, Martha Lee Schulten, May 11. He is with the First National Bank in Dayton and plans to enter the U.S . Navy next May .

Otavio R. Tabacchi is attending grad school at the University of Pennsylvania.

Douglas R. Webb, a graduate assistant at Ohio Univer· sity, spent five weeks on Anagada (Virgin Islands) on a geological survey grant from Ohio U. Doug accompanied James F. Howard, Ph.D., '61. They also attended the Caribbean Geological Conference at St. Thomas in July.

Jeffrey P. Lynch married Susan Terese Mylen, September 6. Jeff is a graduate assistant in the UD Department of

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English; Susan is with the Montgomery County Welfare Department.

Mary Jane Kienlen married John Joseph Sabo, August 3.

Donald E. Molloy is with Aetna Life and Casualty in Oakland , Calif. Don and his wife, Maureen , were married on July 29, 1967.

Angelo E. Settembrini is studying at the College of Osteopathic Medicine & Surgery at Des Moines , Iowa. Mrs. Settembrini is the former Virginia ChmieL Martine A. Flory is living in Dayton and is teaching in the Trotwood-Madison schools.

Donna M. Woodward is a TWA flight hostess assigned to Star Stream flights from Logan International Airport.

Martin A. Turk married Susan Alice Doran, August 31 .

John L. Lahey is a graduate assistant in philosophy at UD. Rodger K. O'Toole is a grad student at the University of Pittsburgh.

Irene R. Zalneratis has an assistantship in biology at John Carroll University .

Marlene K. Hurwitz has a one·year internship in dietetics at King County Harbor View Hospital in Seattle, Wash.

Gregory P. Tarris married Margaret Ann White, August 10. Greg is a grad assistant at UD and assistant director of the Special Sessions office on campus.

Robert J. Kasprzak is with Dodge Manufacturing Corporation in Mishawaka , Ind. Margaret Ann Thornton married UD senior, John Stokes Flynn, August 24.

Carole Jean Kraus is a bacteriology technician at Doctor's Hospital in Cleveland Heights, 0 . Her wedding to former UD student, George F. Batten, had to be postponed until his return from Vietnam.

Catherine P. Grady is with Marshall Field & Company in Skokie, Ill. John C. Dintaman is with the standards department at NCR. Mary McKenny married Robert E. DeBruin, April 27.

She is teaching at C. B. White School in Detroit, Mich.

Second child, first daughter, Lisa Christine, to Christy and Denis 0. Clark, August 28. Denis is with IBM in Endicott, N.Y. Alan R. Anselmi has been working at Uniroyal, Inc., in New York City and is now attending St. John's University.

Thomas A. Westerkamp is doing art layout and finished art work for Steinhauser, Inc., of Cincinnati.

Louis W. Feldmann III is enrolled in grad school at UD. Karen Ann Weghorst is a secretary with the Mead Corporation in Dayton.

Warren R. Darress, Jr., a TI grad, is back at UD studying for his bachelor degree.

John L. Boos is enrolled in law school at Georgetown U. Constance Moore is teaching in the Kettering school system at Rolling Fields School.

Kathleen Theresa Fee married Stephen 0. Brown, June 28.

Gary M. Molinsky is teaching at Ross Local High in Ross, 0 .

Thomas W. Fay studied clas sica! languages at Borromeo Seminary in Cleveland during the summer and is now studying theology at St. John Vianney Seminary in East Aurora, N.Y. Paul F. Sefcovic is a law student at the University of Michigan.

Steven N. Watercutter is with B & G Construction Company in Sidney, 0.

Michael Russell is in law school at Ohio Northern U. William G. Hullhorst is a reliability engineer with Delco Products Div., GMC, in Dayton. He and his wife, Erika, have two children- Karen and Lynn .

Julianne Gliha is a kindergarten teacher at Clark School in Cleveland.

Richard J. Huss is with Monsanto in Miamisburg.

Richard E. Dwight, Jr., is teaching at Harry E. Davis Senior High in Cleveland.

Richard J. Bosch is teaching fourth grade at Honeybrook School in Pa. He and his wife, Virginia, have a sonJerry.

Robert V. Miele is enrolled in law school at Ohio S tate.

Wayne E. Beimesch is a grad student at Purdue.

Edwin Detweiler, Jr., is a student at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

James C. Bricker has been commissioned a second lieut e nant in t h e USAF upon graduation from OTS at Lackland AFB, Texas. Jim is assign ed to WPAFB for duty as an engineer with the AF Systems Command.

Dianne Marie Keller is James C. Bricker a secretary at NCR in data processing.

Richard A. Leese is a grad student at Indiana U. Patricia Marie Kain is teaching physical education a t Driscoll and Stingley schools in the Centerville [0 .) School System.

Mary Jane Janning is teaching in the Vandalia [0.) school system.

Richard M. Creamer is a grad assistant at the Univer sity of Arizona.

John L. O'Grady is a trainee w ith the Solaman Brothers Investment Corporation in New York City. He's attending NYU part time. Mrs. O'Grady is the former Leeda Jane Eck. Gary P. Brysacz is a sales r epres entative for Sun Oil Company in Dayton.

Robert W. McRaven is a proj ect engineer with Systems Research Inc. in Dayton.

Linda Katherine Maschenic marrie d former UD student, Thomas Flinn Morris, September 14. The Morris' are living in Pittsburgh.

Donna Sue Taylor is working in the Public Relations department at Top Value in Dayton.

Robert A. Nero is attending grad school at the U. of Michigan.

Airman Fred M. Ruzick is stationed at Sheppard AFB, Texas.

Mary Lucille Rupp is teaching at St. John Bosco School in Cleveland.

Lorraine Shostack is attending grad school in child psychology at the University of Iowa.

Frederic F. Koss is a grad student at Xavier U. Dau ghter to Sharon and Thomas H. Kokenge, Sep temb er 14.

James C. O'Hare is teaching at Jefferson High S ch ool.

M. Abigail Harrison is a grad student at Iowa.

Jose A. Boves married Miriam Chambless, September 21.

Jose is with the City of Dayton, Traffic Engin eering Department.

Lt. Michael W. Lepore, Jr., married Kathryn Mary Mondzelewski, July 27. The couple is living in Homestead, Fla. Lt. Joseph D. Karbonit m arried Margaret Jane Roettker, September 28. H e is stationed with th e Marines at Quantico, Va. John F. Richmond is pursuing a n MBA degree at Michigan Sta te U. in marketing and "am enro lled in the advanced ROTC program [Army reserve)."

Mary Ann Popp is a secretary in the sales department a t Delco Products Div., GMC. Susan Marie Wolff is secretary with the NCR Inte rnational Management Department; Constance Zimmer is with the d a ta processing department.

Ann Louise Wheeler married Samuel F. Sinatra, Septem-

her 28. Ann is employed by the Aluminum Company of America in Pittsburgh.

Ellen Marie Martin is teaching at Van Buren Junior High in Kettering.

James B. Cross is attending grad school at Michigan State.

Nancy E. Federbush is teaching at Roosevelt High in Dayton.

Kathleen Ann Barkmeyer is a trainee with Rike's.

James C. Alercia is teaching with the Baltimore [Md.) County Board of Education at Woodmoor School.

Paul W. Vogel married Clara Ann Hull, September 28.

Paul is with Channel 9 in Cincinnati.

Mary Eileen Sandman is teaching in the Jefferson County Board of Education in Louisville, Ky. Barbara Ann Zimmerman is attending Ohio State on a grad assistantship.

Richard E. Sexton married Constance Louise Michel, August 3. Dick is attending the U. of Toledo.

Mary Lynn Dryden married Terence Joseph Clark, August 2. Mary Lynn is with Catholic Charities in Dayton.

Andrea Marie Sharpe married Anthony Eugene Demsey, September 14. The coupl e is living in H yattsville, Md. , while Tony is attending Catholic U. Donald D. Sheelen is working on a masters degree in finance at Syracuse U. "I'll graduate in August and th en s tart on 'my first million.' " Frederick R. Russell (TI) is b ack at UD studying for his bachelor degree.

Daniel G. Baker was commissioned Ensign in th e U.S. Navy at Newport, R.I., on November . 22. Dan married Constance Marie Bradt, November 23. T he couple is living in Athens, Ga., where Dan is station ed at the Navy Supply School.

John V. Durgin is one of fourteen college grads who have been awarded a $2,800 fellowship for the Mental Health Information Program in the School of Journalism, Syracuse University. The program, sponsored by the Na tional Institute of Mental Health, is designed to train specialists for work in public, private and voluntary mental h ealth agencies.

John V. Durgin Florence Annette Rempe married Charles Minnich, Sep tember 21 . She is teaching at Wilbur Wright High in Dayton.

Joseph R. Scavuzzo is teaching junior high - social s tudies- in W oonsocket, R.I. Patricia Ann Kelly is a grad s tudent a t Case W estern U. First child, Kristen Ma rie, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Kuhlman (Rosemary Oteri '67). Carl is with the Cleveland Crane and Engineering Company in Wickliffe, 0.

David J. Kinkoff is "presently unde rgoing basic combat training at th e USA Training Center Armor, Ft. Knox, Ky.'' Russell J. Foster h as a n NDEA Fellowship in ch emistry at Ohio University.

Louise A. Greetis is teaching at St. Gregory School in Chicago.

Patricia M. Callaghan is tea ching second grade at Va lley Hills Sch ool in West Carroll ton.

Francis E. Meyers is attending th e Phil a delphia Colle ge of Osteopathy.

First child, John, Jr. to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Spoelker (Rosemary Hurley), O ctob er 11, 1967. John is with Fidelity Union Life Insurance in Dayton.

Francis J. Stachowicz, Jr., is an insurance claims adjustor with Crawford & Company in Worcester, Mass.

Joyce A. Hengesbach is an English teacher for the Lyons

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Township High School System in LaGrange, Ill. Michael A. Campo has b een elected Vice President of the frosh Dental Class at Georgetown University. Ralph A. Lazaro was elected Treasurer. Mike writes, "Very disap· pointed about not attending Homecoming. Our first round of exams starts October 21."

Sandra McKay married Alexander F. Blair, Jr., September 28. Th e Blairs are residing in Staten Island, N.Y. Peter R. Singler has been named Assistant Director of Housing at UD. Dennis R. Marx is an accountant with Ernst & Ernst in Chicago.

Kathleen Hussey is teaching at St. Lambert School and living in Wilmette, Ill. Kevin P. Nolan is employed in th e sales department of American Greetings Corporation in Cleveland.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cella (Mary Anne Finnegan '67), marrie d June 1, 1968, are living in Dayton. Bob is in logistics at WPAFB; Mary Anne is a m ember of the geology faculty at UD. Robert M. Brighton joined the Rochester Police Bureau after graduation. "I will be in training for one year. Mar· ried Eileen Townsend, September 17."

Sandra Lee Brosky is teaching kindergarten in the H am pton Township S chool Dis trict in Pittsburgh.

Francine T. Steadley is attendin g Ohio U. on a gra du a te assistantship in education.

James E. Rothermel is a programmer with Univac in Warminster, Pa .

Agnes G. Boehm is a medical techn ologist at St. Eliza· beth Hospital in Dayton.

Robert J. Iannozzi is atte nding OCS with th e Marines at Quantico, Va. Vicki E. Frazer is teachin g s eco nd grade a t Hol y Angels School in Dayton. She is a ls o coordinator o f the UD Marching Coeds.

Sharon L. Grohmann is wo rki n g as a facili ties assistant for the Illinois Bell Telephone Comp any in Chicago in its Metropolitan Trunk Facilities Department.

Roommates Kathleen Wolf, Ann Wulfhorst a nd Nancy Weltner are all teaching in or around Day ton. Kathleen is at Allen School ; Ann at Emerson School; Nancy in th e New Lebanon school district.

William P. Shula, Jr., is teach ing German in the Midd letown School System and doin g graduate w ork in e ducation (guidance and counseling) at UD. Joan D. Van Arnhem h as a fe llowship in American Studies at Case W e stern Rese rve U. Herbert J. Singer, Jr., is a m ember of the U.S. Ar my as a n officer candidate at Ft. Dix, N. J. Mary Frances Sisak is an FDA inspector with th e Food a nd Drug Administration in Chicago.

Judith L. Jehn is working in the General Electric T ime· Sharing Service in Dayton.

Barbara Ann Kurrack is a th ird grad e teache r in Santa Ana, Calif.

Veronica Ann Miller is teachin g in the Ro ch es ter (NY) city school district.

Carol E. Loughran is working at the Naval Und erwater Weapons Research and Enginee ring Station at Newport, R.I.

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Charles R. Crowley '49 - heart attack - August 11.

Walter P. Reese '30 - he a rt attack - attorney and m emb er of the UD Parents Association Board - fath er of Susan Kathleen Reese '68- August 10.

Paul U. Ruschau '64- brother of Mary Lou Ruschau Kapuscinski '62 - August 9. Paul was killed in the cra sh of a C119 Flying Boxcar while serving w ith the 907th Tactical Airlift Res erve Group.

John P. Hoban '03 - August 24. Was vice pres ident and gen eral manager of the Hoban Brass Foundry.

Frank H. Bickford '20 - president-tre asurer of the F. H. Bickford Company - September 2.

Karen Marie Torppey '66 - September 3.

James R. Yerger '49 - s enior process engineer with Mississippi Chemica l Corporation - July 5, 1966 - not n otifi e d until now.

John L. He.rman, Sr., '53 - an IBM mana ger in Dayton September 12.

John T. Maxwell '28 -- May 30, 1967. Notifie d o f his d ea th b y b ro th er, Col. (ret.) Charles A. Maxwell '30 in September.

Wilbur V. Stinson, M.D. '37 - Sep temb er 24. Had practic ed in Dayton since 1946.

John C. Gunzelman, Ph.D. '10 - Oc tob er 12.

Carolyn Putney Amlin '63 - August 27.

John E. Dlugos '68 - biologis t a t the Ve teran s A dminis tra tion H ospita l in Buffalo , N.Y. Died in Octob e r.

Fred T. Neumann 1894 - Octobe r 29.

Mrs. Mary Anna Wehner McDonough '59 - sister of Edward H. Wehner '55 - Oc tob er 17.

Brother Thomas J. Powers, S.M. '25 - asso cia te d ea n o f th e School of Education at UD for the pas t eight yea rs -

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Novemb er 3. Brother was n oted as a spe aker and humoris t and had b een principal at Chamina d e High in Mi neola from 1933 to 1940.

Eugene C. Baczenas '23 - former a ttorn ey in civi l se rvice in W a shington, D.C. - December 6.

Glenn E. Cook, D.O. '50 - died in crash of his ligh t a ir· p lan e near Ree d City, Mich. , while on hun ting trip .

Ernest 0. Brown '23 - father o f Charles W. Brown '50 - Novem ber 13.

Clemens J. Hellebush '22 - Novemb er 8.

Brother Thomas J. Price, S.M. '11 - Novemb er 7. Bro th er o f John P. Price '23 .

Carl J. Sherer '06 - No vemb er 5.

Mrs Mary Veronica Ri ch ard s, m other of Mary Ann Richards Walsh '51 and Rose Marie Richards Leeman '49 August 8.

Martin W. Andrasik, brother of Lt. Col. (ret.) Joseph Andrasik '39 - August 11.

Rich ard P. Keyes, Sr ., father of Richard P. Keyes, Jr. '60 - Au gus t 10.

Fred J. Thyge rs on, fath er of Robert W. Thygerson '49 in Augu s t.

Edwin H . Borge rt, Sr., fa th er of Edwin H. Borgert, Jr. '65 - August 18.

Nichol as Z. Va rdalides, father of Tula Vardalides Chamberlin '53 - Augus t 27.

Manu el N. Es tevez, husb and of Roberta Amato Estevez '64 - August 28.

Thomas H . S trach a n , fa th er of Ronald T. Strachan '59 - Septemb er 1.

Mrs. Alberta M. Stackma n, mo th er o f Robert W. Stackman, Ph.D. '57 - S eptemb er 4.

Cyril J. Kussman, father of John C. Kussman '43- September 9.

Mrs. Anna L. Eickmeyer, mother of Thomas C. Eickmeyer '36- September 8.

Mrs. Vera M. Hovey, mother of Richard K. Hovey '58 and William J. Hovey '52- September 11.

Mrs. Snaro Maroglou, mother of Kate Maroglou Scott '54 - September 14.

Aloys J. Reinhard, fath er of Lawrence D. Reinhard '65 and Norman A. Reinhard '63- September 14.

Mrs. Minnie E. Strattner, stepmother of Lawrence W. Strattner '11- September 16.

John E. Rion, brother of Paul W. Rion '35- September 17.

Mrs. Jane t Ellen Myers, mother of Marley D. Myers '67 - September 16.

Charles E. Hilgeman, Sr., father of Charles E. Hilgeman, Jr. '56 - September 18.

Edgar L. Braunlin, M.D., father of Edgar L. Braunlin, Jr. '50- September 19.

Frederick L. Krumholtz, father of John A. Krumholtz '43, William R. Krumholtz '50, and Sister Saint Michael Krum路 holtz, SND '57 - S eptember 25.

Mrs. Oliva E. Eilerman, mother of Robert J. Eilerman '55 and Carol Eilerman Metzger '63 - October 1.

Mrs. Joan Fulwiler Kawsky, wife of Arnold L. Kawsky '51 and sister of James D. Fulwiler '61 - October 3. Joan attended UD. Mrs. Margaret M. Lyle, mother of Carole Lyle Inzitari '61 and Kathryn Lyle McCarthy '64- October 9.

August J. Schill, father of Eugene W. Schill '61, UD's sports information director- October 10.

Louis J. Schriml, Sr., brother of Father Charles J. Schriml '29 - October 12.

Mrs. Mildred B. Broderick, mother of Thomas J. Broderick '57- October 11.

Edwin Russell Zimmerman, father of George E. Zimmerman '51 - October 12.

Mrs. Katherine J. Moosbrugger, sister of Joseph A. Kroger '36, William H. Kroger '39, Claude 0. Kroger '41 and Paul R. Kroger '42 _:_ October 14.

Michael Hipa, youngest of nine children and son of the late Samuel V. K. Hipa '28- October 27 - in automobile accident.

Mrs. Mary Ann Moore, mother of Joan Moore Thesing '55 - October 21.

Louis W . Weaver, father of Don J. "Bucky" Weaver '51 and brother of Leo J. Weaver '12 - Novembe r 3.

October 29.

Raymond L. Woeste, brother of Walter J. Woeste '42Mrs. Florence C. Ames, sister of Father Bernard C. Stueve, S.M., '29- October 28.

Cyrillus A. Schroer, father of Joan Schroer Lo.r enz '57 a nd Thomas A. Schroer, S.M. '65 - November 2.

Lloyd E. Mudd, Sr., father of Geraldine Mudd McLaren '49, Lloyd E. Mudd, Jr., '50 and Donald E. Mudd '57- October 29.

Harry H . McKnight, father of Howard E. McKnight, M.D., '37 - November 1.

John M. Malone, father of Mary Virginia Malone Cleary '46 and John F. Malone '51- October 24.

Mrs. Joseph C. Allen, mother of J. Michael Allen '59 and Patrick W. Allen '61 - October 28.

Mrs. H elen S. Kreusch, wife of Eugene F. Kreusch '34 November 7.

Mrs. Stella M. Hirsch, wife of Aloysius J. Hirsch '11November 7 .

Frank E. Wolfrum, Jr., husband of Alice Miller Wolfrum '64 - November 8.

Mrs. Henrietta Steuerle, mother of Jeannette Steuerle Youngs '67 and C. Eugene Steuerle '68 - November 13.

Mrs. Martha C. Bieler, mother of Joanne E. Bieler '67 November 16.

Henry F. Lang, father of Terence H. Lang '60- November 19.

Thomas E. Danaher, father of Coach Donald J. Donoher '54 - November 20.

Joseph J. Forsthoff, father of Joseph Robert Forsthoff '40 and Lt. Col. Charles W. Forsthoff '42 - November 20.

Aloysius B. Kauth, fath er of Charles M. Kauth '53 November 21.

Mrs. Sarah Saeks, mother of Reuben R. Saeks '34November 22.

Paul F. Schenck, fath er of Thomas F. Schenck '63 November 30.

Cha rles R. Snyder, brother of Barth J. Snyder '31 December 4.

Jacob Mayerson, father of Manuel D. Mayerson '38 December 6.

Joseph E. Gilvary, father of Patrick S. Gilvary '50 and James J. Gilvary '51 - December 6.

Jack I. Arnovitz, brother of Herman D. Arnovitz '28 and Solomon Arnovitz '31 -December 8.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF DA VTON DECEMBER 1968

ALUMNUS

Volume XXXV, No. 4

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 Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45409.