The University of Dayton Alumnus, October 1933

IN THIS ALUMNUS Classnotes are back! And we've got 'em! Read about your many friends in this summer issue of your ALUMNUS magazine. You might enjoy, too, the many news stories on athletics for the coming fall at UD. John Me Vay prepares for his sixth year as head football coach after a most successful recruiting campaign for the 1970 freshman football team.

Read about the historic college doubleheader in which the Flyers will participate. See how the efforts of Gutbrod, Faust, Riccio and Connor help in the recruiting.

Learn about the Professor of the Year. He is a UD "boy". Read about the 13th annual Assembly of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men, USA, on UD campus. Read what college adminis trators must endure in "Due Process & Student Rights". A fine alumnus, AI Mahrt, '12, dies. We shall miss him.

Then stitched into this edition is the Homecoming information from Secretary Mary Shay which normally comes through in the regu lar mail. Study it. Send in your ballots, your classnotes, and your reservations for the football game, dinner and dance.

Because of an advanced deadline, names of the August graduates will not appea~ in this issue . Neither will the story on the Society of Mary jubilarians. But they'll be in the November ALUMNUS with such fall features as the Homecoming celebration and -what did you say? - more classnotes? Keep 'em coming.

UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

ALUMNUS MAGAZINE Volu me X X X VII, No.3

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President .. .

Vice President

. Jerome E. Westendorf, '43 . .. . James J. Gilvary, '51

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

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Kenneth Bockenstette, '57, Cincinnati L. William Crotty, ' 52, Dayton Arthur 0. Fisher, '48, Dayton Richard R. Durbin, '5 5, Dayton

Mary Jo Huth, Ph. D., 'SO, Dayton Donald E. Ruhl, '4 7, Dayton Mrs. Donald G. Varga (Virginia MacMillan, '51, Dayton) Past President, Paul J. Heckman, '38

John R. Westerheide, '47, Dayton Edwin J. Zweisler, '45, Dayton Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M., '36 Bro. Elmer C. Lackner, .M., '27 /

ALUMNUS STAFF Editor . .. . .. .

. Joseph

J. McLaughlin

Associate Editor

. James Pflaum, '33

ASSISTANTS TO EDITOR

Dolores McAnespie, '51; Mary M. Shay, '44; Jeannine Doty, '7 1 PRODUCTION:

Jerome Ingram, Artist & Makeup ; Brown & Kroger, Typesetting & Printing. Photos: Ed Morris.

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N ATHLETICS 1970 FOOTBALL SCHEDULES RECRUITING ARENA ATTENDANCES

FOOTBALL ASSETS, DEBITS John McVay 's thoughts on his 1970 University of Dayton football program range from the running exploits of Gary Kosins and Tony Vitale, the overall defensive strength, and the development of 6-2, 243pound Mark Ellison at fullback to th e instability of the quarterbacking and the green aspects of the offensive front line. They probably include, too, the aU-around quality and quantity player which the 1970 recruitment program is bringing to the UD campus.

If th e quarterback position stabilizes, the Flyers could have the best offensive b ackfield in the Me Vay era.

This would be ex pecting much because Bernie Kress and Bob Madden, among others, have roamed in the UD backfields since John accepted the reins for the 1965 season. If the offensive line had the experience and balance of the defensive front corps, the expected running game would be more effective.

John , therefore, must obviously concentrate in these areas. Senior John Hay nes and junior Ron Krechting came to the Flyers highly touted.

They are mechanically A-OK and Haynes, in particular, can run the ball.

However, neither has shown COjlsistency in the passing departmen t. Perhaps, their height (5-1 0 for Haynes, 6' for Krechting) militates against them am ong the bigger football pl ayers of the college game.

They did manage 837 p assing yards be tween them on 70 com pletions in 173 tries but they threw 14 interceptions. This inconsistency stacked the defense against th e running game'; holding it dow,n during the e~rly season going When the runners were inexperienced.

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It is interesting to note in this respect that Kosins, who had 783 net yards for the season, managed only 246 of them in the first five games.

His 597 yards in the final five tilts were greatly instrumental in the three victories during that span in the season. Vitale, likewise, found the going better in the last half of the season. He could measure only 127 yards in the first five games and John McV ay

finished with 419 in the final five.

The pair also were breaking for longer runs.

Halfback Terry Miller and fullback Ellison must be considered here.

Miller was injured in the latter part of the 1969 season when he began to show running and open-field ability.

His per-carry average was 4. 7, having 270 yards in 58 carries. He could relieve the pressure on Vitale, who doesn't have the physical durability of a Kosins.

Ellison, a successful, good blocking guard, was transferred to the full back spot in the spring. The experiment was a good one. He moves masterfully into the hole and, as a bonus, learned the flexible, lateral step which is needed when the original point of attack is successfully closed by the defense. If these two operate effectively, the running phase of the game will be taken care of.

Of course, there is still one ingredient needed for the offense - the blocking up front. Senior John Carbon and juniors Dan Kobie and Joe Daugherty are the guard hopefuls while four sophomores, Bob Janke, Gary Radzik, Roger Simon, and Steve Jaye, and junior Gary Walters, are tackle prospects who need the maturity which game experience brings.

The professional and post-season all-star game scouts have shown an interest in center Leo Dillon. His blocking strength, mobility, and ability to center the long ball have impressed these men who roam the nation searching for prospects. Bob Christopfel is the other letterman and he will be the tight end. He can catch the football, snaring 19 passes for 300 yards in 1969: He also can block.

In one s~nse watching the defensive line operate last fall was interest-

ing. Sure they were being trapped and swamped during those early games but you could note the improvement from game to game. It is interesting in this point of our story to turn to some statistics. During the first five games the opposition, Kent State had 345 net yards on the ground, Miami, 236; Bowling Green, 159; Louisville, 246; and Buffalo, 216. During the latter portion of the campaign Northern Illinois had 138, Akron, 268; Xavier, 188 ; Villanova, 192, and Toledo, 122. Passing quarterbacks, too, were being smothered more often for losses.

Now the men responsible for those figures are still around and they represent 31 feet and 1,116 pounds of raw flesh. Dave Schroeder at 6'3", 230 pounds, and Dan Quinn, 6'1", 210, are the ends. Fred Bogert, 6'1", 240; and Gary Hambell, 6'5", 230 are the tackles and 6'2", 210 pound strong man, Jim Howard, probably will be the middle guard. Here are represented size, strength and mobility.

Behind that group are experienced linebackers. Jim Tierney, 6', 220, and Bob Palcic, 6'2", 225, have won two letters each. More important, Bob's

brother, Tom, a 6'1", 195 pound sophomore; Greg Abdoo, also a sophomore at 6', 190, and Tim Quinn, Dan's "little" brother at 6'2", 225, are extremely promising replacements.

Dropping into the secondary, there is equal experience from a group that led the nation in pass defense last fall.

Eight men won letters at these positions last fall and five of them are still around. Al Brown, Sonny Allen, as the cornermen; Don Simpson as the safety man, and Bernie Tucker as the strong safety intercepted eight of the 12 passes the group pilfered in 1969.

Jerry Sykes is the swing man and his ability equals the others.

Besides this gang, Jim Frazier comes up the freshman team where he intercepted six passes in four games.

Dave Hamilton is another product of that team which pilfered 15 passes overall.

That then is the prospects, pro and con, for the 1970 Flyers. Barring injuries and bad luck, or tremendous improvement in the opposition, the 路 team could return to the winning ways which characterized three of John's five previous seasons.

JOHN McVAY'S RECORD 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

1-8-1 8-2-0 6-3-1 5-5-0 3-7-0

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1-2 PUNCH .. Looking toward Gary Kosins and ,...T ony Vitale as the 1-2 offensive punch of the 1970 University of Dayton football team will be taking notlting away from such other backs as Te!lT}' Miller, Mark Ellison, sophomore Dennis Whitehead and Ray

Watkins and Al Bass.

Kosins, who afflicts assorted bruises with forearms, elbows and legs, and Vitale, a ball carrier with tremendous balance, are the men who must make the 1970 eleven mobile offensively. UD defenses, no matter 2

how strong, will yield to big, strong opponents and the offense must keep pace. It was this way in the latter part of last season when ne Flyers won t;ree of their last five games. / Kosins, a Dayton Chaminade product, is the key factor in the offensive

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Tony Vitale

planning. He is strong. He stands 6'2" and weighs 210 pounds. He has churning legs and he is deceptively fast. He is durable. He can carry the mail as much as Jim Otis did for Ohio State

last fall and still be ready to go in the fourth quarter.

Coach John McVay says : "He hurts people when he runs. He's a big roughneck when he has the ball and you can 't believe the dedication this man has to football .

"Gary likes to run in traffic," John continued. " He'll just carry that ball until a gang brings him down."

His 1969 statistics bear this out.

After one season he is already after Bernie Kress' career rushing mark of 1662 net yards. He also could catch Kress most times carried mark of 383 in three seasons. Kosins hulled his way for 783 net yards in 1969 by carrying the ball 198 times. He needs but an average of 440 yards per season over the next two campaigns to become UD's all-time runner.

He might even路 make a run for Frank Siggins' career net offense record of 2681 yards. Gary will have to combine on the ground and in the air for an average of 912 yards per season. His talent warrants the confidence that he can do just that. The career scoring mark also is within his reach since he has 60 points and Art Bok and Jack Padley hold the record of 132 points.

Vitale may not make a run on all

those records but his presence in the offensive backfield is equally important. For one thing, he takes the pressure off Kosins. The defense can't concentrate on Gary when Tony is on the field. He might break for a long one and he is capable of doing just that. Besides speed, Tony has tremendous balance, who uses a left-foot shuffle and wide base to cut away from tacklers in the open field. Bob Madden used to run like that and he had several long runs once he had the experience. Vitale's ability to run for 419 yards in the fmal five 196 9 games attests to his improvement.

Neither of these men may make All-American. After all, most selectors seldom look beyond the Big Ten, Southeastern Conference, Pacific Eight, etc., and almost totally ignore the independents except for Penn State, Georgia Tech , Miami of Florida, and Notre Dame for the most part.

But Kosins, in particular, has the All-American potential. He may turn out to be UD's greatest runner and he'll certainly be given close scrutiny by the professional scouts.

Like Kress and Madden, the combine of Kosins and Vitale will be worth the price of admission.

*** RECRUITING ABILITY A man's coaching success on the college level revolves around his ability to recruit within his own league. In the case of Coach John McVay and his University of Dayton staff, the league means the MidAmerican Conference. Recruit with them and you can have a winner.

Me Vay's coaching credentials at UD should be established. He took a floundering program of 12 years and turned it into a winner in his second year. His drop to 3-7 last year can be attributed basically to a drop in recruiting numbers for a couple years.

Now John has things stabilized again. The 1970 University of Dayton football program will have at least 27 recruited players with the f):es hman squad. Not only do they/ represent numbers but versatility is the key .

Me Vay calls it "probably the best balanced freshman team we've recruited.

"We not only have football talent," says McVay, "but the average board scores (SAT) is over 1,000, and we have men who were class officers, student government officers, participants in many extracurricular organizations, participants in more than one sport, and team captains."

Specifically the 1970 freshmen team has 15 high school captains.

Eleven players are in the National Honor Society and 17 are honor roll 路 members. Seven men were student government members and seven were class of ficers.

In speaking with Hal McCoy of the Dayton Daily News after the recruiting season ended, John had the 3

following remarks.

"We think we've got a very good group. Of course, every year you sit down after the recruiting season and think you've done a heckuva job. You don't know until they are sophomores, after they've weathered the freshman storm in the classroom and weathered the battles on the field with the big boys from the varsity.

"Still I think we've got a very good group. Just go down through the list and it will amaze you how many were team captains and class officers and student council members. You know, you've got straight-up guys when you get that type. Of the 30 there are 23 who played sports other th an football. " Tha t's the big thing," continued McVay. "You get ath letes when you

get kids who play all different sports.

You know when they get on th e football field , they can do thin gs for you .

"We've got three men who will play in the Ohio North-South All-Star game , and that is a first," McVay added. "Linebacker Don Dailey , tackle Bob Smith (first tea m all-sta te) and quarterback Ken Palke are the guys."

Palke, who played with Dailey at Cleveland St. Joseph high school , brings credentials that will get him on any football field.

"Palke only played the last few games after another qu arterback got hurt," said McVay. "So wh a t does he do? Completes 25 of 38 passes and makes the Cleveland Plain Dealer Dream Team. He comes fr om a 2,200-student school and was highly sought."

There are family ties on this tea m, too. Jimmy Ell ison, an offensive guard, is the brother of th e varsity's Mark. Steve Siewe from Dayton Chaminade high school is the youn ger brother of Jim , who pl ayed three years with the varsity .

"We've got a pair of identic al twins who are not related," says John.

"Both are 5-8, 165 pounds and fast.

Both scored 22 touchdowns. One is Ed Merzweiler of Akron St. Vincent and his nonrelated twin is Mike

Birkholz of LaPorte, Indiana."

John speaks also of two young men from Beavercreek high school.

One is offensive back, Ed Zink, a member of a family close to UD for years, and the other is defensive end Mike Kundert.

Here is the squad : OFFENSIVE ENDS - Steve Mu eller, 6-0 , 165 , Cin cinnati Moe ll er ; Bob Zajdel , 6-0, 185, Cuyahoga Falls Wals h.

OFFENSIVE TACKLES - Ted Zukaski, 6-4, 215 , Lansing Bisho p Noll ; Mike Gavitt, 6-2 , 220, Versailles; Bo b Smith, 6-3, 23 0, Lima Shawn ee.

OFFENSIVE GUARDS - Jim J a nase k, 6-1 , 205 , Westla ke ; Jim Ellison, 6-2 , 220, Pittsburgh Westinghou se.

CENTERS - Steve Siewe , 6-1-1/2 , 205, Dayton Chaminade ; Ken Leighton , 6-2, 210, Sa ndusky.

QUARTERBACKS - Ken Palke, 6-0, 193 , Cleveland St. Jose ph ; Dennis Brohm, 6-2 , 160, Louisville Flaget ; Kevin Baldwin, 6-2, 170, Lansing Th ornton South.

OFFENSIVE BACKS - Ed Merzweiler, 5-8, 165 , Akron St. Vince nt ; Mike Birkholz, 5-8, 165 , La Porte, Ind. ; Ed Zink, 6-0, 195 , Beavercree k.

DEFENSIVE ENDS - Tom Holm es, 6-3, 200, Cleveland St. Joseph ; Mike Kundert, 6-0, 176 , Beavercreek ; Pat Hayden, 6-4, 215 , Louisville DeSales.

DEFENSIVE TACKLES Mike Lu cza k, 6-3 , 225 , Bedford Ch anel ; Matt Dahlinghaus, 6-4, 184 , Dayton Ch aminade ; Mike Broerm an, 6-2, 22 0,Cincinnati Moeller.

MIDDLE GUARD - Dave Hout, 5-10, 165, Ketterin g Fairmont West.

LINEBACKERS - Don Dailey, 6-0, 210 , Cleveland St. J ose ph ; J erry Franklin , 6-0, 195 , Parma.

DEEP BACKS - AI Kurzinski , 6-0, 18 5, Upper St. Clair ; Ralph Bierdeme n, 6-4, 195 , North Lima; J ohn Drayton, 5-10 , 165, Kettering Fairmont West.

ALUMNI HELP Alumni can serve their alma mater in many ways. Four of the University Dayton football alumni were in their alma mater's corner this past recruiting season when John McVay did so well during the talent search.

These four men, Pat Connor, '60, Dayton Ch aminade ; Jerry Faust, '58, Cincinnati Moeller; Bill Gutbrod, '48, Cleveland St. Joseph's; and Bill Ricco, '58, Walsh Jesuit, Cuyahoga Falls, are among the most successful high school grid coaches in Ohio.

Gutbrod, who was honored in June for 20 successful years at St. Joseph's, has the enviable record of 33-0-1 over the past three seasons. He was 10-0 in 1969. Faust, who built the Moeller program into one of the most successful in the state, was 10-0 last fall. Ricco piloted Walsh to an 8-2 mark and Connor," in his first year at Chamin ade , was 7-3.

McVay says he can't thank these men enough for the help he received.

Gutbrod has three men coming to UD, Connor two and Faust one.

(Editor's Note: See listing of freshman team for names of players.)

*** HOMECOMING - 1970

All Athletic Monogram Winners Remember The Varsity D Party in the Flyers Hangar, following the game Saturday, October 17

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QUAD-CAPTAINS The University of Dayton football team will have unprecedented QuadCaptains. ln announcing, the captaincies, Coach Joh McVay said: "We had a meeting with the team to get an indication as to what their feeling was - one captain, two, three or four.

They leaned to two or three at the most.

"We had 10 seniors nominated on offense and 10 on defense. When we counted the ballots, Ellison and Dillon were the choices hands down on offense and Brown and Palcic were way out in front on defe nse. They

Bo b Palcic

were all so close together, we just named four. It came out well in all respects because we have a representative from both the offensive and defensive lines and backfields."

The captains are: Al Brown, defensive back, Chicago, Illinois.

Bob Palcic, linebacker, Gowanda, New York.

Leo Dillon, center, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mark Ellison, fullback, Pittsburgh, Pa.

HISTORIC CHANGE

Mark Ellison

The 1970 University of Dayton football schedule has undergone one historic change. The home game, September 19, with Tampa has been cancelled and the Flyers will be part of a college doubleheader at Cincinnati's new 51,000-seat Riverfront Stadium complete with artificial turf.

Xavier and Miami will play the first game at 4 :30 P.M. on September 19 and the Flyers and Cincinnati will play the nightcap at 7:30P.M. The Schedule:

September 12 - Xavier, home, 8 P.M.; 19 - Doubleheader, XavierMi ami , 4:30P.M., Dayton-Cincinnati, 7:30 P.M., Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium ; 26 - Bowling Green, away, 1:30 P.M. October 3 - Louisville , home, 1:30 P.M. ; 10 - Ohio U., away, 1 :30 P.M.; 17 - Buffalo, Homecoming, 1:30 P.M.; 24 - Akron , away; 31 Northern Illinois, away.

November 7 - Miam~ away, 1:30 P.M. ; 14 - Toledo, home, 1:30 P.M.

BASKETBALL CHANGES Three changes have been made in the 1970-71 University of Dayton basketball schedule. The Loyola of Los Angeles game has been changed from Wednesday, December 16, to Thursday, December 17. Th e other changes concern the UD-Xavier games. The game on Saturday, February 13, will be in the UD Arena, while the other contest, Saturday, February 27, will be at Xavier.

Leo Dillon

The schedule: December l - Baldwin-Wallace, home ; 5 - Bowling Green, away; 9 Louisville, away ; 11 - Miami (Florida), home; 17 - Loyola (Los Angeles), home ; 19- Kent State, home ; 22- Duke, home ; 26 - Portl and, home.

J an uary 2 - UCLA, away; 4 - Houston , away; 9 - Loyola (New Orleans); 13 - Louisville, home ; 16. - DePaul, away; 23 Detroit, away; 25 - St. Louis, home ; 30 - Miami (Ohio), away.

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February 2 - Eastern Ken tucky , home; 6 - Loyola (Ch icago), away; 8 Western Kentucky, home ; 11 - Cincinnati, away; 13 - Xavier, hom e; 20 - DePaul, horpe; 24 - Tampa, home ; 27 - Xavier, away.

March 1 - Notre Dame, away; 3 - Mi ami (Ohio), home.

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U.D. ARENA The U.D. Arena, in its first year, was a rather busy place through the winter months. Besides the basketball events, there were two Johnny Carson shows, the Johnny Cash Show and other assorted programs.

DATE Saturday Tuesday Saturday Monday Wednesday Saturday Sunday Monday Wednesday Wednesday Saturday Wednesday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday Friday Saturday Monday Tuesday Ylfednesday Thursday ~riday

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Saturday Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday Friday Wednesday Sunday Friday Tuesday Saturday

December 6 December 23 December 27 December 29 January 14 January 17 January 18 January 19 January 21 January 28 January 31 February 4 February 7 February 10 February 14 February 18 February 20 February 21 February 23 February 24 February 25 February 26 February 27 February 28 March 3 March 5 March 6 March 7 April 3 April 15 April 26 May 1 May 5 May 16

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Bowling Green Cincinnati Miami Portland Louisville DePaul Carson Show Detroit Frosh vs. Kentucky Eastern Michigan Colgate Xavier Florida State St. Louis Chaminade vs. Roth Kent State 3 Class "A" games 3 Class "A" games 3 "AA" games 3 "AA" games 2 "AA" games 2 "AA" games 4 Class "A" games Notre Dame Loyola "AA" Semi-Finals "AA" Finals NCAA Globetrotters Labor Rally Graduation- UD Pro-Tennis Kettering Music Festival Johnny Cash Show

13,457 13,457 13,457 12,002 13,457 13,457 9,800 12,430 3,200 12,716 13,457 12,542 13,457 12,375 13,457 12,127 6,400 6,800 5,600 6,100 4,800 4,000 8,200 13,457 12,872 1,300 12,800 13,457 13,457 2,800 9,500 3,348 8,50,0

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PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR - 1970

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Dr. David C. Kraft, Associate professor of Civil Engi路 neering and Engineering Mechanics, receives the Pro路 fessor of the Year, First Award, check from National Alumni Association President, Jerry Westendorf, left.

Dr. David C. Kraft, '59, is the 1970 Professor of the Year at the University of Dayton. Dr. Kraft was presented the University of Dayton Alumni Award at the annual President's Recognition Reception in May. Dr. Kraft is Associate Professor of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics at his alma mater.

Receiving the second award was Dr. James Ferrigno, Chairlllfln, Department of Languages, while Dr. Eugene R. August, Associate Professor of English, received the third award.

The trio were honored along with 69 other members of the University of Dayton community. Thirty one were honored through faculty promotion, eight others were given special appointments and nine were recognized for special recognition for community activities on the national level. Twenty five were recognized as the recipients for scholarly grants from local, state and national organizations.

Dr. Kraft was cited for his balanced approach to scholarly activities in teaching, research and extracurricular programs. Only 32 years old, Dr. Kraft has been the recipient of $233,000 in grants which have enhanced the educational program in the School of Engineering and Research Institute. He is considered one of the top engineers in the country in soil mechanics and has been a consultant for several business concerns, governmental and private agencies.

A master's graduate at the University of Notre Dame who received his doctorate at Ohio State University , Dr. Kraft recently was awarded a national grant for his three-year competitive proposal for research in determining the capability of an unprepared airfield runway to support aircraft landing and takeoff operations. /

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His well-bal anced approac h to edu ca ti o n as sc hol ar, teac her and adm inistrator has esta bli shed for him a reputat io n as one of the foremost edu ca tors in hi s fi eld internationally. He received his bachelor's and doctoral degrees from Boston University and his ma ste r's from the University of Rome . He has bee n ac tive in th e International Education program at UD.

The Award Citatio n :

PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR, FIRST AWARD National Alumni Association Dr. David C. Kraft

Th e citati on :

The recipient of the first award has been described as a nationally recognized authority in his fi eld , a lea der of his profession, and an inv olved citizen. Most importantly , he has been described as a sign ificant model for his stu dents. In a recent fa cu i ty evaluation surv ey he was given the " high est possible rankin g" for his teachin g. This you ng sc ho lar is the author of fifteen major scientific publication s. He has delivered papers before maj or in ternatio nal and na ti o nal learned societi es in his fi eld .

Motivated b y th e desire to make the School of Engineering a nd the Univers it y of Day ton m o re qualitative, he has volunteered to accom plish many tasks toward th a t end. Most nota bl y, he vo luntarily undertook the task of ga th erin g d ata related to the re adiness of th e School of Engineering to launch its do c toral program. This work res ulted in " Th e School of Engineerin g Doctoral Program Resource Study ;" it was d one quie tl y, thoroughly , and without fanfa re.

Th ese are the personal traits which will ena ble us to ma ke and contro l our future. For these habits of being and accom plishme nt we ho nor Dr. David C. Kra ft, Assoc iate Professor, Department of Civil En gineerin g and En gin eerin g Mec han ics.

PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR, SECOND AWARD Dr. James M. Ferrigno

Th e seco nd award winner is co-au th or of four boo ks w hi ch re pre se nt an o ffi cial project of the Mo de rn Langu age Associa tion, th e most presti gious learned soc iety of his field. Over one hundred thousand co pies of th ese boo ks have bee n used in colleges and universities throu gh out th e country. He has been elec ted to high offices in numerou s professio nal societies, has be en act ive as a consultant, and has serve d o n m any important University comm ittees.

The United States Office o f Education has given the highes t evalu a ti ons to the three institutes he has directed for foreign langu age teac hers. He is truly that rare com bin ation of scholar, teacher and admin istrator. We are happy to prese nt the second award to our coll eague of eight years, ·Dr. James M. Ferrigno, Ch ai rm an , Departme nt of Langua ges.

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Dr. Eugene R. August, right, Associate Professor of Engli sh, receives the Professor of Year, Third Award, from Westendorf.

Dr. James M. Ferrigno, right, Chairman, Department of Languages, receives Professor of Year, Second Award , from Westendorf.

Dr. Augu st has be en with th e University since 1966. In rece nt years he has es tablished an o utstandin g record as professor and researc h scholar. He has published four articl es in Publications of the Modern Language Association, has edited two essays and was a visiting sc h olar at the University of Costa Rica in the 1961-62 sc hool year. He serves on many UD academ ic comn1ittees.

Dr. August has his bachelofs degree in English •from Rutgers University , his m as ter's from the University of

Dr. Ferrigno, wh o has been with the Universi ty sin ce

1963, is co-a uthor of four books which re prese nt an o ffi c ial proj ect of th ~ Mo dern Langu age Association, th e most pres ti gious learne d society in the fie ld . His summ er in sti tutes in the languages was give n o ne of th e hi gh est ra tin gs by the United States Office of Educa ti o n.

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Connecticut, and his doctoral from the University of Pittsburgh.

The citation:

PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR, THIRD AWARD Dr. Eugene R. August The recipient of the third award has enh anced our learning climate since he came to us in 1966. Since joinin g our facu lty, he has achieved an outstanding record as a teach er and a nati onal reputa tion as a research scholar. Despite the demands of a heavy teaching schedule and exte nsive major committee obligations, in recent times he has had four articles published: two of them have appeared in the most honored journal of his field. He has edited two essays

by John Stuart Mill and by Thomas Carlyle for a volume to be published late this spring by AppletonCentury-Crofts. Professor Samuel H. Beer of Harv ard has said : "I can only praise his style. It is lucid , engaging and compact. He has a nice way of writin g a paragraph." Indeed, he has a nice way of being what he is : sensitive , modest, caring and talented. We are proud to present this award to our colleagu e, Dr. Eu gene R. August, Associate Professor of English.

Part of the UD community at the President"s Recognition Reception in May .

Reception line with Rev . Charles Lees, S .M., Provost, left, and Rev. George B. Barrett, S.M., Vi ce President, center, greeting the guests .

••• Others Honored Were:

FACULTY PROMOTIONS Associate Professor to Full Professor

Instructor to Assistant Professor

Dr. J oseph J. Cooney, Department of Biol ogy Dr. J oseph J. Kepes, Department o f Ph ys ics Dr. Howard E. Smith , Departm ent o f Mechani cal Engin eerin g Dr. Robert A. Th om so n, Department of Civil Engin ee rin g Dr. Esth er R. Walden , Departm ent of Busin ess Manage ment

Mr. V. Balac hand ran, Departm ent of Indu stri aJ Engin ee rin g Miss Barbara V. Ba la ta, Depar tm ent of Ph ys ica l and Health E du ca ti o n Bro th er A . J osep h Barri sh. S.M ., Department o f Fin e Arts Mr. Larr y L. Ca th ell , Depar tm ent o f Ph ys ical and Hea lth Edu ca ti o n Mr. J ames P. F arrell y, De partm ent of English Mrs. Ca ro lyn F aust, Departm ent o f Mu sic Mr. Fred eri ck J. Kre tzler, Departm ent o f Mechanical Engi neering T echn ology Mr. G. Willi am Lawless, Departm ent o f Ch emical Engin eerin g T echn ology Mi ss Carole L. Ro berts, Departm ent of Ph ys ica l and Hea lth Edu catio n Mr. Vi ctor M. R ooney, Departm ent of E lec tro nic E ngin eerin g T echnology Sister Cath erin e Rud o lph , OSF , Curriculum Ma teri als Ce n te r Mr. Robert F . Weiss, Depar t ment of Civil En gin eerin g Dr. Fl orence I. Wolff, Depar tment o f Communi cati o n Arts

Assistant Professor to Associate Professor

Dr. Praphull a K. Bajp ai, Departm ent of Bi ology Dr. J ames A. Bu ckenm ye r, Departm ent o f Bu sin ess Ma nage m ent Dr. Ch arl es R. Co th ern , De partm ent o f Ph ysics Mr. J o hn E. Elli s, Jr. , Departm ent o f Acco untin g Dr. Hani I. Fakh o uri , Departm ent of Socio logy Dr. Helen B. Frye, Departm ent o f pl em entary Edu ca ti o n Mr. F. Anthon y Mac klin , Departm ent of English Dr. Eu ge ne K. Mou lin , Depar tm ent o f Co unse1o r Edu ca ti o n Dr. H . J ames Nersoy an, Department of 11'1loso ph y Dr. Jose ph E. Patroucil, De partm ent of En glish Dr. G ad So ffe r, Depar tm ent of Hi story • Mr. J erry D. Strange, Tec hni ca l Institute

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Professor Emeritus Mr. Thaddeus G. Engineering

Csaky,

Department

Mrs. Suzanne D. Palumbo, First Award, given by the Association of Departments of English and the Modern Language Association of America

of Mechanical

SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS Mr. Gerald W. Bergeron , Assistant Director of Admissions Reverend John G. Dickson, S.M., Chairman, Department of Sociology Dr. Rocco M. Donatelli, Associate Dean, Humanities Reverend Theodore A. Koehler, S.M., Director, Marian Library Mr. G. William Lawless, Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering Technology Mr. Bernard A . Minnehan , Assistant Director of Personnel Services Mr. M. Byron Morton, Director, Teacher Placement Mr. Thomas Weckesser, Director, Budgets

GRANT RECIPIENTS Dr. Praphulla K. Bajpai, United States Atomic Energy Commission Dr. Charles J. Chantell, National Science Foundation Dr. Charles R . Cothern, National Science Foundation, Department of Interior Dr. Jack G. Crouch, National Science Foundation, United States Air Force Dr. Joseph E. Davison, United States Air Force Dr. Raymond L. Fitz, S.M., National Science Foundation, City of Dayton Dr. Albert V. Fratini, Research Corporation Dr. Donald R. Geiger, S.M., United States Atomic Energy Commission Mr. Robert L. Hildreth, Department of Justice Dr. Oscar C. Jaffee, National Heart Institute Dr. David C. Kraft, United States Air Force Dr. Rene C. Lachapelle, Office of Education Dr. James A. MacMahon, National Science Foundation, Ohio Biological Survey Dr. Thomas J . McDaniel, National Science Foundation Dr. Harold G. Mushenheim, S.M., National Science Foundation Brother Raymond H. Nartker, S.M., Office of Education Dr. George B. Noland, Office of Education Mrs. Elizabeth Payne, Office of Education Professor James M. Ramsey, National Air Pollution Control Administration Dr. Alden E. Ray, Indiana General Corporation, Molybdenum Corporation of America Dr. Mario Saquel, Office of Education Dr. Merle D. Schmid, Cox Heart Institute Dr. Joseph W. Stander, S.M., National Science Foundation Dr. Karl J . Strnat, Indiana General Corporation, Moly bdenum Corporation of America Mr. Bruce M. Taylor, Office of Education

RETIREES Mrs. Martha V. Bernhard, Department of Home Economics Mr. Morris J . Kreider, Department of Business Management Dr. Maurice R. Reichard, Department of Music SPECIAL RECOGNITION Dr. Louis I. Boehman, Special Award, Society of Automotive Engineers Dr. Thomas C. Campanelle, President, National Catholic President-elect, Guidance Conference.

Dr. Max Densmore, International Director and National Co-Chairman Educational Committee of Association of Industrial Advertisers Mr. George F . Driscoll, Vice President, American Road Builder's Association Educational Division Mr. Robert E. Kriegbaum, Editor, Journal of Data Reduction, on Board of Directors, Society of Educators Dr. Mary Jo Huth, elected to Executive Council, American Catholic Sociological Society Dr. Maurice R. Reichard, Honorary Doctorate of Music, University of Dayton Mr. Nicholas A. Engler, American Meteorological Society's Committee of Atmospheric Measurements.

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Gone are the days when college administrators and faculty could punish a student much as the parents would hand a reprimand for " bad conduct". This article,

"Due Process & Student Rights," is "Reprin ted from the September, 1969 issue of COLLEGE MANAGEMENT magazine with permission of the publisher. This article is copyrighted.

196 9 by CCM Professional Magazines Inc. A ll rights reserved." It is one indication of th e problems which college authorities face in administrating the modern campus.

DUE PROCESS AND STUDENT RIGHTS

By JUSTIN C. SMITH and MURL A . LARKIN*

The presence of student demonstrators and demonstrations on your campus is painful. The aftermath can be more so, unless you know just what you're doing, vyhat you are permitted to do and what you may not do.

This article explains what due process for students involves, and how you can avoid litigation as a result of your processes.

You'll want to read it, clip it and keep it in your desk for use when needed.

A father who catches his son smoking a cigarette behind the barn can still - legally - give his kid a good kick in the pants, if that's what he thinks the situation warrants.

But a dean who catches a student smoking pot in a college dormitory cannot - legally - throw him out on his ear without first considering the legal ramifications of his procedure.

The traditional assumption that college administrators act in loco parentis is passe, and anyone who does so is liable to Hnd himself in a federal court being told the basic principles of due process - what you can and can't do to persons suspected of misconduct.

This is not to imply that the Hnal word has been written about the rights of students or of colleges to regulate student behavior. But it is clear that the campus situation is part of an overall movement, promoted chiefly by recent state and federal court decisions that increasingly protect the individual's right to due process as guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment.

It means that you've got to play the game according to the rules. And even if the rules themselves are constantly changing, the direction of change is clear. The procedures are becoming more like those that apply in criminal cases and less like those that apply in the father-son relationship. Furthermore, the harsher the foreseeable punishment, the more closely must an administrator follow the dictates of criminal due process.

A lecturer can reprimand on the spot a student who cuts up in class, without qualms of having behaved precipitously or arbitrarily. He might even go so far as to reduce the student's grade for this kind of conduct, particularly, if it continues after sufficient warning, without further attention to due process of the law.

But if a student is suspected of cheating on an exam or plagiarizing a written report, and a possible outcome of a "guilty" verdict might be the student's dismissal from the institution, then the college would be wise to carefully follow the steps of due process.

One important aspect of due process, the subject of this article, is the necessity of informing an accused

person of the charges to be brought against him in advance of his hearing.

In Goldberg v. Regents of the University of California, 57 Cal. Rptr 463 ( 196 7 ), it was indicated that as a minimum the student should be fully notified in writing of the specific charges which the institution is pressing against him ; and in Esteban v.

Central Missouri State College, 277 F. Supp 649 (196 7 ), it was held that a written statement of the charges against the student should be provided to him at least 10 days before the hearing in order fully to comport with the requirements of due process.

Similarly, the case of Due v. Florida A & M University, 233 F. Supp 369 ( 1963) urged establishment of specific routines of notice to, and advisement of, an accused student.

What are the specific kinds of pre-notice procedures to be followed?

Analogies from similar steps in the criminal prosecution process (the kind of law involved here deals with "administrative regulation ," which is a branch of civil vs. criminal law) can be enlighten in g.

Although by no means the prevalent practice, let us assume for this discussion that the dean of men has been delegated the authority and the responsibility for initiating all disciplinary action against male students beyond that handled within the inherent and immediate cognizance of instructors themselves. Also let us assume that this authority extends from the time information is received that misconduct may have occurred up until a hearing on charges preferred against the student (by the dean of men) is ordered. Under these assumptions, the dean of men would be roughly equivalent to the precinct desk sergeant, the detective squad, the prosecuting attorney and the grand jury of the criminal prosecution system. (Were e also to hold the position of_..j dge and jury, he would clearly be in violation of due process strictures.)

What, then , is the dean of men 's first function? He may receive a telephone call from a victim reporting a suspected offense, he may receive notification from a by stander or other witness or he may receive word from the local police sh t a student is being / held for investigation. Immediate! y,

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his first action will be to determine whether the case is one of concurrent interest to local police authorities or one of exclusive university concern.

For example, the burglary of a dormitory will doubtlessly be of concern to local police as well as to university authorities, whereas a classroom cheating episode will normally be of interest only to the university.

Borderline cases can easily be conjectured. But this early determination by the dean of men is important because of the ultimate necessity that proof of the offense be marshalled for university purposes.

If the dean of men must marshall his own proof, either with or without the assistance of other university functionaries, he would do well to insist upon obtaining written and sworn statements from all witnesses who may have information to offer, either for or against the suspect. This provides a permanent record of the allegations and recollections of the witnesses, and it guarantees the availability of the information regardless of what happens to the witnesses. It discourages untruths or shaded statements at the outset and provides a ready check upon subsequently changed stories, and it may serve as a means of reviving honestly fading recollections of witnesses if some time should elapse between the event and a later hearing. In addition, of course, these written statements provide the best basis for decision and may most effectively insulate the university from charges of arbitrary or precipitous action.

If an investigation must be conducted to ascertain the validity of a complaint respecting a student, the dean might be well advised to insist upon exhausting all avenues of inquiry before approaching the suspect for his version of the incident.

Attempting to convict suspects primarily by their own statements has always been objectionable to the Anglo-American sense of justice, and under current views which insist upon strict observance of the rights of accused persons, the privilege against self-incrimination has become so . -circumscribed with safeguards that the use of confessions, unless spontaneously made, has been virtually oud'awed. Thus, if questioning the suspect is deferred until all other avenues of investigation are ex-

hausted, it may then be unnecessary because adequate other information has been uncovered, or it may then be inadvisable because far too little other information has been found which would independently support the allegations of misconduct. In any event, questioning a suspect should never be attempted by one who is not completely familiar with the detailed procedures considered prerequisite to constitutional fairness in this area.

These most definitely include telling a student that he has the right to remain silent and to obtain the services of an attorney. And he should be told of these rights before any questioning begins.

Once the evidence for and against the suspect has been assembled, the dean must discard his detective badge and assume the posture of a prosecuting attorney. In this attitude, and despite titular implications to contrary, his job should not be to convict but to insure that justice is done both to the individual charged with misconduct and to the university. This may involve several preliminary considerations: 1. The relative severity of the offense that is probably provable against the student. If it is no more than a minor offense and is not likely to grow into something far more serious, in all likelihood summary procedures will be adequate since the sanction or deterrent imposed will itself be most minor.

2. The existence of greater than usual concern on the part of the university in the type of case under consideration. Minor offenses occasionally become fads and multiply out of all reason, or pranks may escalate into actions seriously destructive of the rights and property of others.

Special attention by the university toward these dangers is, of course, essential, and may dictate sterner measures th'an if the actions occurred in other settings.

3. The quality and persuasiveness of the proof available, recognizing that the student himself has not yet been afforded an opportunity fully to be heard. (It is worse than useless to proceed to a hearing if there is clearly insufficient usable evidence to convince an impartial group of the culpability of the student.) It is noteworthy here that evidence of guilt does not have to be proved "beyond a

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reasonable doubt." Culpability in this instance, as in most civil (as opposed to criminal) matters, can be established if there is sufficient believable evidence to convince of guilt in the minds of the "judge" or "jury."

On the other hand, action should not be taken when it is based solely on intangibles such as a hunch or the demeanor of the suspect (he looks guilty as hell). To do so will create a picture of unfair prosecution, witchhunting or star chamber proceedings by the university.

4. The "fit" of the specific acts of misconduct by the student within the terms of the university regulations which generally or specifically define and proscribe misconduct. It is axiomatic in criminal law that a "statue" defining a crime must be strictly construed, and certainly no less should be accorded a student when the rules of the university are being applied. To illustrate, if the rules prohibit the possession of intoxicating liquors in dormitories and mention no other place on campus, fairness would ordinarily dictate that such possession at a rally would not be punishable. This is not a usual situation, however, for, recognizing the infeasibility of attempting a detailed listing of all prohibited acts, such as is accomplished in a state criminal code, most universities rely instead upon specific coverage of a few of the most common derelictions, such as cheating and intoxication, and relegate the rest to some such broad category as violations of the "obligations of responsible citizens." Precisely what conduct such a proscription may cover and under what circumstances it is applicable is clearly a matter of judgment, but that answer which the judgment of the dean supplies may be reviewed by disciplinary appelate bodies and, in some cases, by th courts. Generally speaking, if fun of ordinary experience and understanding would not construe a particular general prohibition as clearly including certain ac tions, courts will consider the prosecution of such an action there under as a violation of due process of law.

Having m'arshalled the evidence, evaluated its persuasive effect, and considered the v;!Jicfus other factors which may influence any decision to / proceed, the dean of men must now become a grand jury and decide

whether or not a "true bill" should be returned. At this stage it would seem highly desirable that regulations would pennit the dean to close the case by endorsing on the file a notation that no action is considered indicated or appropriate, or be imposing minor disciplinary action, such as a formal reprimand, a withholding of privileges or a letter of notification to parents or guardian. Certainly if the offense merits no more severe punishment than this, even the most strict view of due process will not require a formal notice of charges or a hearing.

If, on the other hand, the dean considers that the case demands severe disciplinary action, including dismissal or suspension, he must as his next step compose the written "indictment." This is the analogy to the written notice of the charges which must be served on the offending student. Although no particular form is required, what should this "indictment" contain?

1. It should contain a verbatim reference to the specific university rule which was allegedly violated. In other words, it must cite specifically the regulatory basis for considering the acts subsequently described as wrongful. This serves two purposes: It provides the "grounds" for the proposed action (see, for example, Dixon v. Alabama State Board of Education, 294 F. 2d 150 - 1961 and it permits a challenge to the legality of the action, if warranted. In this latter connection, the validity of a regulation is determined by whether it is a reasonable exercise of the university's

duty and functions. See Moore v.

Student Affairs Committee of Troy State University, 284 F. Supp 728 (1968).

2. It should specify in reasonable detail the precise acts or omissions of the student which are the subject of the notice. By reasonable detail is meant sufficient attending facts and circumstances so as clearly to preclude confusion with some other incident or event. Place, time, date, victims and co-actors, if any, should always be specified. Additionally, collateral circumstances, conditions, status, or other factors must be described if they are essen rial to distinguish between innocent acts and acts in violation of the regulations.

These details, as noted in Goldberg v.

Regents of the University of California, supra, permit the formulation of issues and provide the student with an opportunity intelligently to conduct his defense.

3. It should identify the witnesses who may be expected to give testimony against the student and should describe other types of evidence which is held and may be used against him. The requirement of the law is that sufficent information be provided to enable the student adequately to prepare his defense, and a knowledge of the identity of his accusers and the existence of other evidence is essential for this purpose.

See, for example, Wasson v.

Trowbridge, 382 F2d 802 (1967).

4. It should state that the alleged misconduct is considered of sufficient gravity to merit reference of the case

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to a hearing body with a view to the imposition of such punishment as suspension or dismissal of the student.

5. It should establish a reasonable time period within which the student may respond to the charges and prepare his defense before the hearing body. Although no set rule exists as to how much time should be allowed for these purposes, it appears that ten days will certainly be viewed as sufficient. See Esteban v. Central Missouri State College, supra.

6. It should set forth in general terms the rights which will be accorded the student at the hearing.

Thus, he should ordinarily be advised (again) that he has the right to be represented by counsel of his own choice, and, if he is unable seasonably to obtain his own counsel, the university will upon request undertake to obtain representation for him ; that he will be afforded the right to crossexamine all witnesses who appear against him; and that he will be privileged to offer any information in his own defense or in mitigation or extenuation of the alleged misconduct which he may desire.

If the Constitutional requirements of procedural due process in administrative actions involving student dismissals or suspensions become more pervasive, as they clearly promise to do, universities should travel in the van, leading, if possible, the move toward more fairness and justice, rather than following along being prodded by court decisions into that minimum action which is considered essential to justice.

f~ WE SHALL MISS HIM The University of Day ton lost a friend of 64 years standing when Mr. Alphonse H. Mahrt, '12, died in Chillicothe, Ohio, on June 24. One of the University's first great athletes - he played football, basketball and baseball - Mr. Mahrt had been one of the builders of the Mead Corporation over a 39 year period.

Mr. Mahrt, who was 76 years old, was considered a Dayton sports legend in his lifetime. Upon his death, Bill Meyer, A Dayton Daily News writer, recalled seeing Mr. Mahrt play as a member of St. Mary's Institute bas ketball team against the World Champion, Buffalo Germans. St. Mary's won th e game.

He starred as a football quarterback and was one of the first accurate passers in the game. He was a basketball guard with an accurate eye and was a strong baseball catcher. Years later, 1961 , he was selected as one of the University's 10 charter members in the Athletic Hall of Fame.

His alma mater also honored him in 1968 with the Distinguished Alumnus Award. He received many honors from business and industry with the naming of a company division and a town in Alabama after him .

After a visit with Mr. Mahrt in the summer of 1968, the ALUMNUS Editor wrote: " Al Mahrt, '12, an executive who wore many hats for the Mead Corporation over 39 years, has retired i,n all ways but one. He has not lost his enthu sias m for th e world around him ... " " .. . Despite a keen, retentive mind for th e past," the Editor went on, " it is th e present which seems to interest him most. He talks of the business world today . He discusses the stock market with enthu siasm. He wants to know about the things which his alma mater and many other universities face today . He speaks of the stude nt unrest in th e colleges an d universities an d the social revolution around the country . . ."

The writer also found him a jolly person who exu ded optimism. While he liked to live th e quite life on Cedar Lan e with his wife in Chillicothe, he enjoyed contact with people. He was gracious. He was attentive to th ose around him. He spoke lovi ngly of

people with whom he had been associated at St. Mary's Institute, in Dayton, and with the Mead Corporation.

It was once said of Mr. Mahrt by Mr. H. E. Whitaker, Board Chairman of Mead, at Al's retirement party: " We will remember Al Mahrt as a superb athlete and one of the builders in Mead History ... No man ever possessed more drive, honesty and integrity th an Al and he became the very symbol of Mead's Brown paper mills, one of which bears his name . .. " His friends often talked of his fine sense of res ponsibility , a great fervor and capacity for detail.

These are the attributes which stood Mr. Mahrt in good stead as he climbed the administrative ladder in the business world.

As Mead grew, Mr. Mahrt would assume positions of treasurer, or president, or a director of a new subsidiary. He was always a key planner in the absorption of divisions. Mr. Mahrt watched the Mead sales go from $1 million in 1927 to $62 0 million in 1966.

Despite all this preoccupation with business, Mr. Mahrt never lost an interest in his friends or his fam ily. He worried about his wife who had been ill and he took every chance he could get to come to Dayton and have lunch with his brother Lou. It was here that graciou sness and good humor marked Al Mahrt as one of the greatest of human beings.

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MAJOR SUPERIORS AT U.D. The University of Dayton, through the 13th ann ual Assembly of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men, USA, hit the national headlines during the week, June 22-26. About 200 members of this Conference spent the week discussing many current issues of the day in the University's Kennedy Union.

As reported by George Dugan, New York Times writer, " The prestigious Conference of Major Superiors of Men made its debut this week in the arena of social action after 13 years of strictly private fraternal annual gatherings."

Directed by Rev. Paul Boyle, C.P., President from Chicago, and Rev. Francis X. Gokey, S.S.E., Permanent Secretary from Washington, D.C. , the conference this year adopted a number of resolutions, some of which effected their internal organizations and others on which they felt they should take a moral stand.

By overwhelming majorities, the superiors passed a resolution on the boycott of nonunion California table grapes, condemned the efforts of "un-Christian and racist-oriented groups" to use the Catholic schools as a "haven" to bypass integration, and supported the Black Priests Caucus, the Black Sisters Conference and the National Office for Black Catholicism.

The group also urged Catholic hospitals to open their doors completely to black and brown patients, and qualified black and brown medical staffs. They also asked the Sacred Congregation for Religious in Rome to rescind their October, 1969, decree barring lay brothers from holding key administrative positions in religious orders.

They said this was in direct contrast to the attitudes of

Most Reverend Paul Leibold, Archbishop of Cincinnati, center, celebrates the opening Mass at the 13th annual Assembly of the Major Superiors of Men, USA, at the University of Dayton, June 22-26.

Archbishop Luigi Raimondi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States, right, celebrates Mass in the Immaculate Conception Chapel on the UD campus. At left, Most Rev. Thomas Donnellan, Archbishop of Atlanta, is one of the more than 100 priests who concelebrated Mass each day.

About 200 Major Superiors of Men and some 50 guests attended open sessions of the CMSM in the Kennedy Union's Boll Theater.

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religious in the United States and would present a morale problem for some of the re ligious administrators.

One resolution on the Indochina war was tabled after some participants disputed its wording. lt was a resolution to urge the Nixon Administration to take "greater steps" to speed the withdrawal of United States forces from Southeast Asia, to intensify the Paris peace talks and to give more financial support to domestic programs rather than to defense expenditures.

Two superiors spoke against the resolution feeling that it was bad for troop morale and expressed a lack of confidence in President Nixon. The resolution was tabled.

Efforts to reconsider it on the final day were defeated.

There were many firsts at this conference. Members of the Conference of Major Superiors of Women, USA, were observers with two p articipating in the lecture portion of the program. The Conference also invited Protestant observers and opened all their sessions to the news media.

Church dignataries who attended were Archbishop Luigi Raimondi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States; John Cardinal Dearden, President, National Conference of Catholic Bishops; George Cardinal Flahiff, Archbishop of Winnipeg, Canada; Most Rev. Paul Leibold, Archbishop of Cincinnati, and Most. Rev. Thomas Donnellan, Archbishop of Atlanta.

Mrs. Theodore Wegel, President, National Council of Churches, spoke at the Wednesday dinner meeting.

Mrs. Theodore Wegel, President of the National Council of Churches, was the speaker at the Wednesday night dinner session.

She was one of two Protestant leaders who attended the Assembly .

Rev. William Ferree, Cincinnati Provincial of the Society of Mary, who served as host, is at right.

Archbishop Donnellan, left, who attended one of the evening sessions with John Cardinal Dearden, right, President of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.

George Cardinal Flahiff, C.S.B., Archbishop of Winnipeg, Canada, left, was the keynote speaker, talking on "A New Vision - American Religious Life in the 70's" in the Kennedy Union Ballroom. At right is UD's Provost, Rev . Charles Lees, S.M ., who welcomed the major superiors in the absence of Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M. President, who was in Germany.

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CAMERA ON CAMPUS Besides the 13th Assembly of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men, USA, many interesting programs marked the summer at UD. Here we portray some of these programs pictorially_

Project Commitment, coordinated by units at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, attracted some 700 men and women from the base which stressed the "change of mind, mood, interests, through meaningful experiences now together." The program, being conducted for the third year in a row, was designed to stress the need for equal employment opportunity and the working together in harmony of all races. It is hoped through this program that an understanding will develop of the need for human rights.

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Rev. C. Albert Koob, 0. Praem, D. Ed., Executive Secretary , National Catholic Education Association, studies the transcript of his lecture given at the second Education Workshop, "New Issues and Trends in Catholic Education," sponsored by the Department of Foundations of Education, School of Education, in June and July. Father Koob's two lectures concerned the issues and trends and was given before some 100 workshop members.

Jesse Owens, great Olympic champion of 1936 from Ohio State University, was one of the guest lecturers at the University's special summer academic program, "The Thirties Revisited." Mr. Owens, who is a Public Relations .consultant, discussed sports of the 30s. The program, which was interdisciplinary and for which academic credit was given, stressed the literature, culture, art, politics, social, theater and sports of that period roughly bound by the Wall Street crash of 1929 and the start of World War II.

Dr. Simon Chavez, right, conducts his "Bi-cultural Orientation for Teachers" workshop in Dayton's Allen Primary School. Conducted for 2 1/2 weeks, the program was designed to give teachers a better understanding of children's cultural background, particularly those in the urban schools.

Dr. Donald Cruickshank, Chairman of Early and Middle Education at Ohio State University, directed the workshop.

It was co-sponsored by the Dayton Public Schools and the University of Dayton .

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The " old" UD Fieldhouse gets a face-lifting to make it more conducive to physical education, intramurals and free play for UD students. Here you see the famous jury box seats coming out so that students may have 3600 more square feet in which to study and play.

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James McGinley, standing, graduate assistant in the School of Business Administration, directed a Retail Management Conference during July for business men and women from Dayton's West Side.

The workshop was geared to small business management techniques and other needs of the participants. A more intensive program will be conducted in the fall.

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THE PAST

A military ball from yesteryear.

The UD marching band from what year?

Do you recognize the class? Do you recognize any friends?

If you recognize anything about ~ese "old" pictures send the information to Joe / McLaughlin, Editor, ALUMNUS, University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio 45409.

The "old" book store on the ground floor of Zehler Hall.

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Golden Anniversary CLASS NOTES PLUS SPECIALS

Monsignor Robert J . Sherry has been named chairman of the Cincinnati Archdiocesan Ecumenical Commission. Father Sherry was a pioneer in interfaith ac tivities, beginning with his years as pastor of St. Andrew Church , Avondale, prior to World War II, and continuing through his years of service as a U.S. Arm y chaplain, 111 which he received th e rank of lieutenant colonel. He has been ac tive in th e National Conference of Christians and J ews and in interreligious activities of local churches.

He also received the Outstanding Chaplain Medal of the Military Ch aplains Association at its 45th an nual convention held in Chicago in April. The medal was presented to him in recognition of his contribution to the Ch aplain Corps over m\}Jly years. An Army chaplai n for 12 1/2 years, Monsignor Sh erry sen7ed in Eu rope in World War li and later in J apan and Korea, where he received the Legion of Merit Medal.

Msgr. Sherry also is celebrating his 50th year as a priest. He marked the Golden Jubilee of his Ordination with a Mass on May 31 in St. William Church , Cincinnati. He later, on June 2, conce lebrated a Mass with his brother, Rev. Joseph Sherry, s¡.M., '2 7, at the University of Day ton's Immac ul ate Conception Chapel, and on June 7 he said Mass at Dayton's Holy Rosary Chu rch. ,/ / /

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Detroit , Day ton, Baltimore, San Francisco and Pittsburgh where he was princip al of St. Mary School. ' Father Joseph E. Sherry, S.M., celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his entrance into the Society of Mary on May 29. He has t~ught at Marianist schools in Covington, Ky., Cleveland, Mmeola, N.Y. , and Sioux City, Iowa, and for the past twenty-three years has been stationed in Honolulu.

Robert C. Renner retired June 30 as president of East Dayton Tool & Die Comp any but is continuing as a director and consultant. A forty-five year veteran , Mr. Renner became secretary and treasurer and president and general manager 25 years ago. He was one of the organizers of Dayton Tool Manufacturers Association in 1927 and served as its president for several years. He also is a Robert C. Renner charter member of the National Tool, Die & Precision Machining Association and served as treasurer for several years.

Celebrating his 50th anniversary of priesthood in May was Monsignor Francis S. Smith, who h as been living in retirement for the pas t year at Mount St. Joseph, 0. He was a judge of th e Cincinn ati archdiocesan court for many years and se rved formerly as the Arch bishop's represen tative for Religious.

1915 Louis F. Adelberg and his wife, Florence, are living in Louisville, Ky. The Adelberg's were married on March 17, 1923.

Father Julius A. Falk, S. Smith S.M., celebrated his 60th anniversary of religious profession on April 12 with a Jubilee Mass and dinner. Father is with North Catholic HS in Pittsburgh.

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Carr?ll A. Hochwalt delivered the principal address, Chemical Technology and Social Goals," at The Tau. Beta Pi . Association (National Engineering Honor Society) - OhiO Theta Chapter - spring initiation banquet on the UD campus on March 21.

The T au Beta Pi Association, founded in 1885 is dedicated t? , and has ~ong ?een associated with unsurpa;sed excellence 111 the eng111eenng community. The Ohio Theta Chapter of UD presently numbers 330 alumni members among its. ranks in addition to its active undergraduate membership of 29. Doctor Hochwalt, since his retirement from Monsanto in 1964, has become president and director of the St. Louis Research Council and president of the St. Louis Regional Industrial Development Corporation. He is the author or co-author of eighty-two U.S. and foreign patents, numerous technical papers and business articles on research management.

C~arles W.. S~on~barger was named to The Dayton Bowhng AssociatiOn s Hall of Fame in April. A retired Delco employee, Mr. Stonebarger has been a standout administrator and bowler for fifty years. He was president of the Dayton Bowling Association and the Central States Bowling Association in the early 1930's and was first vice president and organizer of the revamped Ohio State Bowling Association. H"e rolled a perfect game in the suc~essful Charity ~eadpin tournament which he originated dunng the depressiOn and路 has a sanctioned 299 game. He also won the Dayton All-Star singles and doubles titles.

1929 Joseph D. Park, Ph.D., professor of chemistry at the U. of Colorado at Boulder, has accepted an assignment with the International Executive Service Corps to serve as a volunteer executive in Korea for two months this summer with the Korea Institute of Science and Technology. This research institute asked IESC to locate an executive experien.ce~ in research and development in chemistry to help tram tts key personnel and to help its management plan for future growth. IESC was organized in 1964 by a group of American businessmen, headed by David Rockef~ller of the Chase Manhattan Bank, to help speed economic growth and strengthen private enterprise in the developing countries. Information about current recruiting needs can be obtained from the Director of Executive Selection, IESC, 545 Madison Avenue, New York 10022.

Doctor Park was the recipient of the Colorado Section Award in Chemistry given by the American Chemical Society. The award was presented on April 7 and he spoke on "Four Decades of Fun and Fundamentals with Fluorine."

Thomas K. Spalding has been appointed director of the West Virginia Public Service Commission's Gas Pipeline Safety Division. He is a registered oil and gas engineer and a member of the West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers.

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Edward J. Dury, S.M., a member of the Marianists since 1920, has retire_d. Brother had been teaching at Chaminade College School 111 Toronto, Ontario , Canada. He has joined his younger brother, George H. Dury, S.M., '30, who is superior of the Marianist community in Karonga Malawi ~frica, as ~ teacher. A concelebrated High Mass w~s offered 111 Canada 111 April with a testimonial dinner afterwards. In addition to teaching Brother Dury has written two biology textbooks whic~ have been widely used in the U.S.

Harold S. Spires has been named Vice President of Operations at Kurz-Kasch, Inc.

1931 Rev. Karl F. Wilhelm, S.M., has been transferred from St. John 's in Tipp City to Sacred Heart, New Carlisle, and at Sacred Heart, St. Paris, 0.

1932 Father Richard F. Redman has been named pastor of St. Mary's Church in Hillsboro, 0. Father had been at Our Lady of Mercy parish in Day ton.

1927 August F. Kemme, S.M., senior guidance counselor at Chaminade HS in Dayto n, celebra ted his fiftieth anniversary of religi ~ us professio n on May 10. His teaching career began in 1'922 at Ho ly Trinity School, Brooklyn.

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Regional Sales Manage r for S-R. He and his family have moved to Santa Ana, Calif.

Carl J. Ruh served as speaker pro-tem of the 1970 General Assemb ly in Frankfort, Ky. " I served in the Hou se of Representatives in 1950-1952-1954 and the State Senate in 1956-1958.

Then I was elected Sheriff of Kenton County for two terms. I was re-elected to the House of Representatives in 1969. Am also teaching political scie nce at Covington Catholic High School."

Edward J. O'Toole received an MBA degree at UD 's April graduation.

Joseph F. Thomas was honor e d at the Fourth Carl J. Ruh Crimson and Gold Award Dinner at Chaminade HS in Mineola, N.Y., in May. More th an 130 friends were present to show their appreciation for his dedication to the students at Chamin ade from 1948 to the present time. Joe was football coach from '48 to 1969 ; track coach from 1948 to 1961; assistant basketball coach from 1948 to 196 7 and has been director of athletics since 1961 .

How fortunate for us to have known him at a time in our lives we so needed purpose and direction.

What greater source than he for strength and courage and the will to succeed.

How wonderful the victories, how sad the defea ts, but always in persp ec tive.

How difficult the preparation for any game we played; ye t, somehow we knew that Joe would get us through.

So, thanks from each of us for the work we had to do ; havi ng played for Mister Thomas was the Chaminade we knew.

1936 A May 21 celebration in D ayto n marked the 30th anniversary of Archbishop Paul F. Leibold's ordination to the priesthood. The Archbishop was presented with a proclamation by the City of Dayton and a resolution by Montgomery County commissioners citing his achievements. He is the only Dayton native to become Archbishop of Cincinnati.

BRO. JANSEN AND BERGAMO Brother John J. Jansen, S.M., '36, was named President of the Bergamo Center for Renewal on the East Campus of the University of Dayton in June. He replaces Rev. George B. Barrett, S.M., who resumed his duties as Vice President ofUD on a full time basis on May 1. Brother Jansen also serves as Director of Education for the Cincinnati Province of the Society of Mary.

In his post, Brother Jansen oversees Bergamo's work of designing innovative religious, educational, and intercultural programs for local and national groups.

Upon his appointment, Brother Jansen named four University of Dayton graduates to vice president posts. Mr. A. William Wiggenhom, '66, was named V.P. for Marketing; Bro. Richard Strathern, '61, Programming; Bro. Paul Merland, '55, Finance; and Bro. George Deinlein, '48, Facilities.

Two other moves included the extension of the Bergamo Center to include the facilities of the Marianist College on the same campus. The College becomes the Bergamo Executive House which will be used primarily for management training workshops and youth programs. The other move embraces a comprehensive study of academic freedom in higher education and developing a program for parents and teachers on drug abuse.

The entire plan is a reorganization of programs on the University's East Campus.

1941 James F. Winter, president of Yardman , Inc., of Jackson, Mich., is the newest director of Booth Newspapers, Inc., parent organization of the J ackso n Citizen Patriot and seven other Michigan newspapers. Mr. Winter spent seventeen years with Sears Roebuck and Company in Chicago before going to Jackson in 1958. He joined Yard-Man as vice president in charge of sales and was elected president in 1960. Since he assumed theJresidency, the firm's product line has been broadened an its sales have increased from $10 million to $26 million. Mr. Winter has held high offices in United Community Services, St. Joseph Hom e for Children , the Michigan United Fund and is a director of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute, the City Bank & Trust Company, and the Jackson Civic Center Hotel Corporation. He and his wife, Kay , have five children.

Major Charles H. Jackson has been decorated with the Meritorious Service Medal at Camp H. M. Smith, Hawaii.

Major J ackson, a commun ications-e lec tronics staff officer, Major Charles H. Jackson distinguish ed himself while serving at/Camp Smith. He is being as{igned to Travis AFB,' Calif., where he is schedu led for retirement soo n.

1938 Paul A. Wick, secretary of Rockwell Manufac turing Company since 1959, has been appoin ted vice president and secretary of the company. In addition to his duties as secretary, he is handling govern ment relations programs at the national, sta te, and local levels. Mr. Wick joined the Legal Departme nt of Rockwell in 1946.

1939 Raymond V. Meyer transferre d from the Oakland (Calif.) pl ant of Standard Register to become emp loyee relations manager at SR's Middlebury , Vermont, facilities.

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Stanley A. Chmiel has pu rc hased his third grocery outlet this o ne in Medway, 0. l11e store is located in th e suburb an shoppin g ce nter on Lower Valley Pike. His other outlets are in Dayton and Tipp City. Mr. Chmiel is president of Eastv iew IGA stores.

Sheriff Bernard L. Keiter serve d as 1970 Easter Seal Campaign Chairman for the Mon tgomery County Society for Crippled Children an d Adults.

Norman G. Hamm, S.M., writes, ''Since graduation most of my years have been spent in Pu erto Rico. Last yea r I cam e to Spain on an interchange basis (New York Province with Madrid Province). I arrive d last September 17. I ex pect to be here for two more years. Am an English professor to boys of ages 10 to 12 - 412 of them , all told. " Brother is teaching at Colegio de Nuestra Senora del Pilar in Madrid.

1948 Robert D. Wood, S.M., is pro fesso r a t Universidad Catolica de Santa Maria in Arequip a, Peru. Two years ago he received his d octorate in History from the Catholic University of Lima, the first North American to receive a d octorate from th e University.

James H. Finke, president of Pharm-0-Spo t, Inc., has been h onored for his service on the board of directors of the Toiletry Merchandisers Association. He has been active with th e organization, whose members service more th an 57 ,000 food stores with heal th and beauty aids and other non-food items.

Donald J. Scheidler has joined KDI in Cincinnati as Operatio ns Man ager, Environmental Sciences Group.

Ferdinand A. Schindler is employed by the State of Indiana's State Prison at Lakeside School. He and his wife, Nancy, have two children - Pa trick and Mary O'Neill, his stepchildren.

Lloyd E. Lewis, Jr., was elec ted president of th e Day ton Plan Board in June and quickly pledged to lead an era of " People Planning. " He was appointed to the Plan Board in January , 1969.

Robert E. Kass is head of new product and process research with Darworth , Inc., Simsbury , Conn.

1943 Father J. Willis Langlinais, S.M., writes, " Was just reappointed to a third term (have survived six years!) as Dean of the Sch ool of Arts and Sciences at St. Mary's Universi ty, San Antonio, T exas. " Father John J. Kelley, S.M., has been named Coordinator of Intern ational Education at Antioch College.

Father is in charge of the liberal ar ts college's overseas work-study program for undergraduates, special education program for foreign teachers and engineers, its Latin American studi es center and its ac tivities in the Great Lakes College Associati o n, a 1 0-school consortium which is developing an international education program.

1944 Firmin A. Paulus has been app ointed an assistan t controller of The Dow Chemical Company by the Board of Direc tors. Mr. Paulus has been m anager of Operations Analysis on th e controller's staff since 1963. He previously was assistant controller of th e Midl and Divi sion. He joined Dow -in 1950 as a cost acco untant in Midland.

1949 Patricia Helmig, daughter of Suz anne and Gerald R. Helmig, outspelled all but one other competitor to come in second in the Montgomery Coun ty Spelling Bee. Patricia is in the fifth grade a t Holy Angels School.

Clement L. Grilliot married Alice June Coleman, May 23. He is teaching English at Gettysbury (0.) H.S. C. Margaret Fagler is teaching at Uniontown (Pa.) Hospital's School of Nursing. She represented UD at the inaugura tion of Doctor George Roadman as president of California (Pa.) State College.

Mary Shay, '44, was the recipient of the 25-Year Award at the American Alumni Council's national conference July 12-16 in New Orleans. Only two others, Newell Rossman of Syracuse and F. J. Montgomery of Tennessee, received the honor.

Miss Sh ay was honored by the University last year for 25 years service to the school. The Alumni Association's gift to her was a trip to Honolulu, Hawaii, where she visited many of the school's graduates.

1950-1964 1950 Henry J. Condron, Jr., has been named assista nt credit manage r in the collection department of the Hobart Manufac turing Company of Troy, 0. Previously a credit analyst, he joined Hobart in January of las t year.

Melvin F. Wendeln received his MBA degree from UD in April.

Mary J o McCarty , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. McCarty (Vera Seiler), won th e Southwes tern Ohio District of the National Spelling Bee and participate d in th e nati onal com petition in Washington, D.C. , in June. An eighth grade student at Ascension School in Day to n, Mary J o is ni cknamed "We bster" because she probes the di ctionary all th e time. Following her elimin ati on in th e eighth round, Mary J o enjoye d sightsee ing and spec ial activities in our Capitol.

William J. McKinley has bee n a ppointed supervi sor of th e Continenta l Assurance Company, Day ton brokerage age ncy. Continental Assurance is a subsidiary / of the Chicago-based CNA Financial Corporation. Bill j.e in s Continen tal with five years of insurance experi ence, and is a

1945 Robert Davenport is assistant dean of student affai rs at the U. of Missouri. He and his wife, Estrella, have three children - Ann a Maria, Maria Victoria, and Rob ert Lee , Jr., wh o was born on August 15, 1969.

1946 Stella Reich Levy is an elemen tary teacher with th e Cabell (W.Va.) County Schools an d teaching at Miller Eleme ntary. She received her MA degree in edu cation from Marshall University in 1967. Mrs. Levy has two sons- Al an and Roger. Her hu sband, Charles, died on November 19, 1967.

1947 Bertrand B. Heckel, vice president and director of corporate developme nt a t Rike'~, is switching from retailing to teaching after twenty-one years. In September he will become Assistant Professor of Business at Sinclair Community College in Dayton.

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Christopher, wh o was born on March 30. A very fine family and I am beaming proud of the m all."

Norman L. Rose, M.D ., has been re-elected to active membership in th e American Academ y of General Prac tice, the nation al association of famil y doc tors. Re-election signifies that the phy sician has successfully completed 150 hours of accredited postgradu ate medical study in the las t three years. The academ y, the country's second largest national m edical association, is the only group th at requires members to keep up with medical progress through continuing education .

William L. Regan has b een named Manager of the Midwest Sales Zo ne by th e Airtemp Divi sion, Chrysler Corporation. Bill, who join ed Airtem p in 1953, is headquartered in Elmhurst, 111. , and direc ts th e sales and distributi on of Airtemp room air conditioners and packaged coolin g a nd heatin g produ cts by independent di stributors and factory branc hes in fo urteen states. Previously, he was Manager of th e Midwest Region and handl ed sa les by distributors. Bill and his wife, Mary Hall Regan ' 50, an d their six children reside in Arlington Heights.

member of the Day ton Li fe Underwriters Associa ti o n. He and his wife, Be tty, have six children.

Ralph J. Link is president of a new multi-milli on dollar corporation he adquartered in Day ton . Seve n firms from across the country have merged into Airtron , Inc. , and it is believed to be one of th e first mergers com prised of ai r conditioning and hea ting companies who design, se ll, install and se rvice their systems. Mr. Link spent 19 years with Chrysler Airtemp.

Sixth child, second son, Ro bert J osep h, to J oa n an d Paul L. Wilkens in J anu ary.

John P. McHugh has been nam ed a p artn er in the law firm of Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling.

Lt. Col. (ret.) Thomas E. Duffy is Director of the Washin gton Manor R est Home in Dayton .

Anton K. Dekom has recently had a boo k publi shed by the AMA. Th e boo k is entitled The Internal Consultant. Mr. Dekom conducted two special taperecorded research seminars, int e rviewed internal consultants in eight companies, mailed qu es tionnaires to companies, and interviewed informal ly approx im ately 25 man agers. In all, inform ation was collected from some Anton K. Dekom sixty co mpanies ranging in size from less than $1 million to more than $7-1/2 billi on in annual sales and offering products and services that range from missiles to consum er products. Mr. Dekom writes, " I am also proud the Association for System s Management has chosen me as the 'Systems Man of the Year.' "

1952 Charles W. Bernard rece ived a mas ter of edu cation degree from Miami U. o n Dece mb er 14.

Marguerite A. Howley is vice president for health o f Greyhound F ood Manage ment a nd is living in Southgate, Mich.

Charles L. Grigsby has been named sales manager of Mechanics Uniform Ren tal and is res ponsible for sa les in th e company's Day to n headqu arters and branch es in Columbus and Cincinnati.

Kenneth R. Woolley, former Ledex , Inc., executive, has been named vice president and ge neral m anage r of the Universal Cabinet Divi sion of UMC Industri es, Inc., of St. Louis. He is responsible for th e to tal operation of th e UMC division, a maker of refrigerated food and beve rage di splay merchandisers. Universal Cabinet is loc ate d in Conway, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Leland V. Norris, Sr. , parents of Leland "Junior" Norris, celebrated th eir fiftieth wedding an niversary on May 2.

Richard F. Beach picked up his masters in public administration from UD in April.

Peter J. Boyle was elected pre sident of the Day to n Agonis Club for 19 70-19 71.

1951 Mary Ann Hess Iannuzzi was one of the chaperones fo r a group of forty students from six high schools in the Camden (N.J.) area on a tour of UD in F ebruary. Her husband, William P. Iannuzzi '53, and Mary Ann's daughter, Ann, has been accepted at UD in the School of Education.

John B. Kittredge is Vice President and Technical Director of Rota-Finish Company in Kalamazoo , Mich.

John and his wife , Mary, have three children - J o hn, Mary Jeannette , and David.

Robert J. Kepler writes, "My wife, Elma, and I lef t Vientiane, Laos, after twenty-eight months there. I was Personnel Officer for th e A.I.D . Mission. Now we are leaving April 10 for another assignment in the Far East. I shall be stationed in Saigon, Vietnam , with the AID Mission and shall be assigned as the Chief, Manpower Planning for all civilian positions. Elma will live in "safe-haven" housing in Bangkok, Thailand."

Elmer J . Helmkamp writes, "I graduated in March of 1968 from the Cincinnati Schoo l of Mortuary Science and served my year of apprenticeship the following year.

Passing my embalming and funeral directing exams, I received my licenses in the spring of 1969. I have since purch ased both th e Kolkm eyer-Helmkam p Funeral Homes in Delphos and Ottoville and have sold all interest in Helmkamp's Meat Market. During this changeover, I was elected to the Board of Direc tors of the Comm ercial Bank, and Secretary-Treasurer of th e St. John Cemetery Board, both in Delphos. I have also acquired the job of Service Office r for the American Legion here. My wife, Ann , and I have five children - Barbara, Kim, Mark, Jill and Scott

1953 Robert H. Hickey, veteran of more than twenty years of publicatio n work in Dayto n, has joined Miami University's staff as publicatio ns editor in its Office of Public Information. Mr. Hickey was engaged in sales work for th e Brown and Kroger Printing Company in D ay ton .

Son to Kathryn an d Anthony W. Kramer , Febru ary 12.

Second child , first so n, J ames Arthur, to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cunningham (Mary Frances Edrich ' 56 ), J anu ary 28.

Son , Dan ie l Edward, to Robert H. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Mueller (Janet Cogart'5 6 ), March 22. ' Jimmie E. Jones, Jr., of Me tro politan Life's Megac ity 23

Ordinary Agency in Day ton, was one of the select group of Metropolitan represe ntatives who were honored by the Company at a Busin ess Conference held in Hawaii in the spring. He had qu alified by creating future assets in excess of one million dollars during 1969 through the tailoring of person al and business insurance programs to his clients' needs. Mr. Jones began his career with Metropolitan in 1966.

William J. Talbot is Director of Land Development with the Mid-Continent Properties in Dayton. Mrs. Talbot is the former Charmaine Hilgeford ' 52.

Daughter to Bonnie and Michael M. Haines, May 9.

Vaughn K. Taylor received his Ph.D. degree from Ohio State on June 12.

Theodore R. Shaman has been named Assistant Vice President of Murch and Company in Dayton. He had been with John A. Kemper & Company for eight years.

Robert J. Janning, Jr., is office manager of Ernst & Ernst in Dayton.

Ernest L. Koerner, Jr., Ph.D., has formed his own company - Technology Research and Development - in Oklahoma City , Okla. The company was open for business on June 1 and will be known also as Techrad. Ernie and his wife, Barbara Payne Koerner, have six children.

James L. Charles is a special education teacher at Princeton High in Cincinnati. His wife , Doris Shields Charles, M.D., is overall director of student health at the U. of Cincinn ati.

Irene George Gilleland, medical technologist and supervisor at Good Samaritan Hospital, was elected one of the four regional directors for the American Society of Medical Technologists at its 38th annual convention in Detroit. She will serve a three-year term.

Charles J. Schaefer, Jr., has been named vice president of operations for The Specialty Paper Company. He had been corporate personnel director of Ledex, Inc.

Donald G. Helmkamp married Betty J. Huysman, May 29. Don is a claims representative for Social Security in Delphos, 0.

1955 Howard R. Jarrell is senior reference librarian at Wright State University.

Joseph J. Kuntz married Evelyn A. Braun, October 13. He is a general agent trainee with Travelers Insurance and living in Barrington, N.J. He received his MA in history from the U. of Lou vain last year.

James E. Poelking has set an all-time Dayton bowling high with a mighty 220 average compiled in the Poelking 900 League this season. A 219 recorded by Bob Metz a decade ago apparently was the previous best individual average. "I'm very proud of it," said Jim. "The second last night of the season I had a 768 that put me slightly over 220. I knew I had to shoot around 640 on the final week to hold it." H~ shot 676 .

Monsanto has announced the naming of Victor P. Herbert as superintendent, Management Information and Systems Department, Decatur, Ala. He and his wife, Juliann, have three children -Michael, Steven and Cynthia.

He joined Monsanto in 1965 as senior research engineer in the Central Research Department. He joined MISD's engineering applications group as a senior research engineer, mathematics, in 1967, and more recently has been a group leader in the technical computations section.

Charles E. Nahn, Jr., M.D., is an ophthalmologist with the Dean Clinic in Madison, Wise. He and his wife, Anne, have seven children - Mary, Chuck, Julie, Patricia, William, Gregory, and Steven ..

Son, Martin Andrew, to Joan and L. Anthony Fussnecker in June.

1956 John F. Hussong received a master of arts degree in teaching from Miami U. in December.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Wonka (Nancy Thirifay '60) , February 5.

George M Woywod is project director of Chicago's Cook County Superintendent of Schools office. He and his wife, Kathryn, have five children - Mary Helen, Deborah, Martin , James, and George, Jr. Sixth child, fourth son, Kevin Patrick, to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome B. McAvoy (Margaret Mary Butler) '57, February 25.

Thomas F. Beck is Treasurer of Young Quinlan in Minneapolis, Minn. Tom and his wife, Joy, have three children - Christopher, Patrick, and Carrie.

Joseph P. Altinger is an assistant professor at the U. of Youngstown (0.).

Jerome M. Williams writes, "We moved to Phoenix in J anuary after twelve years in Pasadena, Calif. Am wage and salary analyst for Maricopa County . Our four sons - ages 18, 16, 12, and 7 - love Arizona anj. so do Naomi and

1954 Father Marvin J. Steffes, CPPS, has been elected to the provincial se nate of the Society of Precious Blood. Father, a native of Detroit, was ordained at Carthagena in 1958.

Son to Betty and Armond S. Meacham, February 12.

Roger H. Keith is a senior engineer with the 3M Company in St. Paul, Minn . Roger and his wife , Carol Burkhardt Keith '63, have three children - Paula, Thomas, and Amy. William H. Davidson is presiden t of the Davidson-Kernan Corporation in Fort Worth , Texas. He and his wife, Patricia, have five children - Jill, Patricia, Bill, Maribeth, and Sally.

Robert F: Wood launched the Gaslight Village Academy in February of 1963 with six students with the purpose of assisting children to succeed in their regular school work.

Enrollment has grown to approximately 125 students, including adults, and has forced a move to new quarters on Far Hills Avenue in Day ton. " Don't wait for failure prevent it," is the motto of the school. The academy concentrates on math , reading and English. Bob has twenty-eight people on the staff, including 16 part-time teachers and six teacher aides. He also teaches American and world history at Indian Riffle Junior High , was principal of Beavertown elementary for five years and a . teacher in the Kettering school system for sixteen years.

Daughter to Rosemary and James H. Raiff, April18 .

Kermit B. Davis, who has had a major part in building the .football program at Brookville (0.) H.S. the last fourteen years, has been named football coach at Plainfield H.S. near Indianapolis, Ind. He is also teaching American history at the suburban school.

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Robert L. Loeber earned his masters in education degree from UD in April.

William J. Thesing has been promoted to divisional merchandise manager in home furnishings at Rike's. Bill joined the store in 1963 and had been buyer of draperies and wallpaper. He and his wife, Joan Moore Thesing '55, have three children .

Jack F. Brooks is a social work~r with underprivileged children for the State of Connecticut. He and his wife, Jeanette, have three children - Barbara, .Bruce, and Scott.

First child, Thom as~rederick, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Johnson (Ann Patficia Donahue), November 23, 1969.

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Family Mental Health Center in Lewiston, Maine. The Johnson' s are residing in Claremont, N.H. Ramon F. Danielski has been named Executive Director of the Erie Consortium of Colleges by the presidents of its member institutions. The Consortium was formed recently to identify and organize programs of common concern to the three private colleges involved - Mercyhurst, Gannon, and Villa Maria. Mr. Danielski's offices are at Mercyhurst College and he is working with the students, faculty and administrators of the three colleges to develop an d promote cooperative programs that will best utilize the resources of the institutions.

The Rev. Arthur N. Davis is minister of Wesleyan Church in Columbus, 0 . He and his wife, Mildred, have three children - Gary , Dennis and Randall.

summer of 1968 he a ttended Harvard Business School.

Second child, first son, to Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Craig (Susan Hochwalt ' 59 ), March 8.

Joseph E. Paul is athletic director and head football coach at Cambridge (0.) H.S. J oe and his wife, Sandra, have one child, Darcy, who was born on April 9, 1969. He 'll receive his masters in guidance and counseling from John Carroll some tim e this year.

Son to Maril yn an d Thomas J. Ferdelman , Ma y 1.

Daughter to Doctor and Mrs. Kenneth H. Oberheu (Marilee Faust), May 10.

Peter J. Huber has been elected president of Investment Property Research Corporation in Worthington, 0. Pete went to Columbus in 1961 to join the local mortgage loan office of The Prudential Insurance Company of America. In 1969 he became manager of the Columbus Commercial l oan departm en t of The Kissell Company. In his present capacity , he is responsible for the research , valuation, fmancing an d managem ent of real estate investments for clients throughout Central Ohio.

Mrs. Huber is the former Joan Peter J. Huber Wallace '59.

Raymond P. Grehofsky is projects man ager for Matrix Engineering in Pittsburgh. Ray and his wife, Rosalie , had their fourth child, first son, Raymond, on September 18, 1969.

Eugene L. Lehman has been nam ed Director of Man agement Inform ation Systems at Standard Register Company.

He joined S-R in 1959 and has been systems supervisor since 1968.

Major Stephen G. Bosway has been gradu ated from the USA Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. Steve is scheduled for reassignment in Hawaii.

1957 Second and third children, twin daughters, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Pine (Lucy McNabb), May 14.

Daughter to Norma and Donald J. Luther, J anuary 19.

Andrew P. Backs is Civilian Personnel Director for the U.S. Coast Guard and is living in Hollywood, Fla. He and his wife, Janet, have two sons, Stephen and Terrence.

Coleman Cummings has been named Assistant Supervisor of hourly-rate employment at Delco Products Division, GMC. Mr. Cummings has been with Delco since 1946.

Carl R. Monnin is corporate manager of industrial engineering with Designed F acilities Corporation in Newark, Calif. Carl and his wife, Patricia, h ave two daughters- Kimberly and Michelle. .

Son to Phyllis and Perry Kirbabas, March 23.

Peter J. McAnena married Lenore Cofone, December 28.

"We are moving to California about July 1 via a camper spending approximately two months traveling and sightseeing. We intend to settle in southern California and remain in the teaching profession there."

Stanley J. Back, associate professor of m ath at UD, married Margaret Helen Maloney, April 25.

Andrew L. Temme! writes, "I have changed jobs. Left Ryan Homes in Pittsburgh after twelve years and am now with Rycrest Homes in Cincinnati."

Janet and Raymond J. Fiedler announce the adoption of a son, Bruce, in J anuary. The Fiedler family resides in Houston, Texas.

Joe E. Johnson has been named Controller of Duriron Company. He joined the firm in 1967 as m anager of the cost department and became chief accountant in 1968.

Ronald W. Collins, Ph.D., associate professor of chemistry at Eastern Michigan U., has been named Distinguished Professor of General Chemistry at Michigan State U. for the 1970-71 year. The Board of Regents at Eastern gran ted Collins a leave of absence to accept the appointment which is awarded annually to a chemistry teacher with an outstanding record of accomplishments in the field of chemical education. He was selected from more th an 100 nominees from across the nation. The appointment includes teaching responsibilities and provides time for research. He is continuing his current research on the instructional use of digital computers in chemistry curriculum. He also plans to conduct research involving the use of X-ray diffraction equipment for the study of crystal structures of chemical compounds.

Arlen (Bucky) Bockhorn, '58, UD basketball great of the 19 50s, now retired to business and the basketball microphone, attended most UD basketball games last winter. Here he is shown on the right with Red Auerbach , former coach and now general manager of the"Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Assoc!;i. 10n, left, and Larry Staverm an, former Cincinnati Royal and now a professional scout, center. •

1958 Jack P. McCarthy has been appointed to the new post of General Sales Manager of WHIO-AM-FM-TV. J ac k is responsible for the total sales picture of WHIO. He staued with the station in 19 58 as an account executive" and became national sales manager three years ago. During the 25

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John , James, Mary beth and Judy.

Major Jack R. Alsop is with the fie ld artillery in Vietnam.

Jack was graduated from Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Va. , in J anuary. He and his wife, Sylvia, have a son, J ackie , Jr. Cyril H. Schulze received the degree, Master of Public Administration , from the U. of Colorado in December. He is Chief of the Navaids Establishment Unit, Federal Aviation Administration, JFK International Airport, N.Y. He and his wife, Deanna, have a daughter, Suzanne, who was born on June 10, 1969.

Thomas J. VonderEmbse, Ph.D., is a new professor in business management at Wright State U. Mrs. VonderEmbse is the former Allecia Foreman '6 7.

TI grad, Timothy C. Kukla, received his bachelor degree in industrial ma nagement from UD in April.

William A. Harrell has been named Assistant Vice President in the commercial banking division of Winters National Bank & Trust Company. He began his career with Winters as a management trainee in 1960 and subsequently has managed Winters' Salem Mall office, Breitenstrater Square office and the credit department.

Father Michael R. Reaume, S.M., is the new Newman chaplain at Wright State U. Anthony F. Sperandeo, principal of Northridge High, has been named a fellow of the Institute for Development of Educational Activities, Inc., an affiliate of the Charles F. Kettering Foundation. Tony attended the fifth annual one-week seminar sponsored by IDEA in July at Guilford College, Greensboro, N.C. He was among 400 school administrators participating.

Manuel J. Ramos married Patricia G. Stafford, July 11.

Manuel writes, "I comp leted my MA degree this past May at St. John's U., majoring in Spanish Literature. I passed my comprehensives Summa Cum Laude. At the present time, I am teaching (Spanish IV) at John F. Kennedy H.S., Bellmore, N.Y."

Robert A. Jardine is product manager for Control Data Corporation in Melville , N.Y. He and his wife, Phyllis, have three children - Greg, Rosalind, and Robert.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Amos (Constance Coleman), February 17.

Ralph B. Smith has been named Technical Operations Manager of Mosle y Information Systems of Hamilton, 0.

Son to Madonna an d Robert L. Heidenreich, March 23.

John H. Kurz is director of foam extrusion and thermo formins with Thompson Ind. in Phoenix , Ariz. John and his wife , Carolyn, celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary on May 11.

At UD's April graduation James B. Wink and Harrell V. Noble II received their MBA degrees; Eugene A. Zara was awarded a masters in engineering degree.

Robert C. Gauby has been named Creative Director of E. F. MacDonald's incentive company in Dayton. A ten-year veteran with the firm, Bob was previously a creative supervisor. He and his wife, Kathleen Girard Gauby '54 had a son on April 22.

Major James D. O'Bryan received the newly estab lished Meritorious Service Medal at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, recently. The medal, a noncombat award, provides recognition for a degree of ac hievement falling between the standards of the Legion of Merit and the Army Commendation Medal. The Major received the award for his exceptionally meritorious service during his last assignment with the Ninth Logistical Command, USA Support, Thailand.

Edward W. "Rock" Britt left Sperry Gyroscope Company, Great Neck , N.Y., after ten years to accept a new position a.t RCA, Moore stown , N.J. , in the Program Management Division for the AEGIS Naval Ship Contract recently awarded to RCA. The Britt family is now living in Mt. Laurel Township, N.J. John J. Drerup has left the UD Research Institute and is now with NCR. Major Thomas W. Moritz is working on his masters degree at the U. of Akron. He has recently returned from a tour of duty in Vietnam.

Daughter to Joan and John R. Vallo, Jr., June 16.

1961 Major Thomas K. Krapf was awarded the Bronze Star Medal in January ceremonies for meritorious service in connection with "mili tary operations against a hostile force during the period January, 1969, to December, 196 9, while serving as logistics staff officer," in the Republic of Vietnam. He has also been awarded the Joint Service Commendation Medal, the Army Commendation Medal with oakleaf cluster and the Vietnamese Honor Medal First Class. He is studying for an MBA degree at UD .

Lawrence A. Schoettelkotte, S.M., was ordained to the priesthood on January 31. Father celebrated a Mass of thanksgiving on February 1 at St. John Church, Deer Park, 0.

Daughter to Harriette and Richard A. Weidner, January 21.

Wilma S. Huelskamp's painting, "Shelter," was one of thirty-eight selected out of 500 entrants to be shown at the All-Ohio Art Show at the Dayton Art Institute in February.

At the same time her painting, "Forward," was being shown and awarded third prize at the Dayton Society of Painters and Sculptors' Winter Juried Show.

Daughter, Susan Leigh, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Walters (Mildred Tomanocy '5 7), March 7.

Dotti Byers Cyphers exhibited her paintings at a show at the High Street Gallery in Dayton in April.

First child, Christopher David, to Martha and Major David C. Kiger, October 7. Dave has returned from Vietnam and is now stationed at Ft. Shafter, Hawaii. / Charles B. Stratford is a deputy probation officer.-with the Los Angeles County Probation Department. He and his

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George E. Vergamini writes, "I'm still at the Parkersburg, W.Va., plant of Corning Glass Works but I now have a new position - Department Supervisor, Trades and Maintenance. Our family has grown; my wife, Nancy, and I have four daughters, Susan, Lisa, Karen, and Amy, who is six months old. " Byron E. Trapp has been appointed ass.istant U.S. attorney for the Southern Ohio district and is a full-time assistant in the Cincinnati office. He became the third attorney for the Cincinnati office. Byron was sworn in on Febru ary 9.

Third child, first son, to Marie and Clifford E. Harestad, January 31.

Thomas E. Bier, Ph.D., is a consultant with Imperial Chemical Industries in Billingham, Teesside, England. Tom and his wife , Dorothy, have four children.

Joan Gertrude Biegel is youth direc tor of th e American Red Cross, Lancaster County, Lincoln , Nebr.

Daughter to Mariann and Fran,k A. Case, Jr., March 13.

Major Leonard J. Beaudoin,¡ Jr., is an officer in data processing with th e USMC and stationed in Philadelphia, Pa. He and his wife , Ann , have three daughters, Amy, Melissa, and Susan. • John K. Ullrich is an area engineer with B. F. Goodrich in O aks, Pa. He and his wife, Elizabe th , have four children-

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Louis J. Taormina is a j et engin e developm e nt engi neer at Pra tt & Whitne y Aircraft in Hartford, Conn., and is attendin g grad school at Western New Engl and College. He and his wife , Marion , are residing in Manch ester, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Hager III (Brenda Bart) have returned to Dayton from Bowie , Md. Henry is with D ay ton Sas h and Door.

MBA degrees were awarded to Ronald F. Ossege and Michael D. Burke a t UD's April graduation.

Robert W. Cook is with DESC in Day ton . He and his wife, Charlene , have three children - Anita, Dearl yn, anp Jon. Son to Rose and Charles T. Craycraft, May 11.

Daughte r, Mary R ose, to Helen and David B. Hannan in April.

Captain James A. Schwab, M.D., has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for Meritorious Achievem ent in Group Operations against hostile forc es in th e Republic of Vietnam during the period, October 1968 to May 1969.

Jim is now serving his pedi atric residency at Fitzsimon s Army Hospital, Denver, Colo. He and his wife, Mary Ann e, have two sons - William Patrick and John Christopher.

Leo F. Flotron III, Dayton representa tive of The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company and a member of R. R. Dunfee & Associates, gained national recognition for his record of personal production for April. He ran ked seventh in the sale of group variable annuities. This honor was won in direct competition with all of the company's more than 2500 sales rep res en tatives throu ghout the country .

George W. Koehl, M.D., is pediatrici"an with th e U.S. Public Health Service at G allup (N. Mex.) Indi an Ho spital.

George received a degree as pedi atrician from th e U. of Oklahom a Medical Center this year. He and his wife, Patricia Smith Koehl, have four children.

William K. W. Lee m arried Lillie Fran Ackm an, June 27.

Jeanne McKinney Kanouff, nursing service director at Dayton State Hospital since 1961, has resigned to head the psychiatric nursing service at the Manatee Memorial Hospital comprehensive mental health center, Bradenton , Florida. Sh e began her new position on Augu st 19.

Son , R obert, to Maril ou and Walter A. DeAnna, November 18.

Mark F. Daley is a n indu strial enginee r with Brown Company in Kalamazoo, Mich. He and his wife, Linda, celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary on Dece mber 14.

The couple has three children - Kath y, Su san, and Kirby.

F ourth child, seco nd daughter, Amy Elizabeth , t o Linda and Joseph F. Belanich, Jr., Dece mber 25 .

Charlotte Whitman Kallos is employme nt sec urit y spec ialist with th e Youth Opportunity Center, Ohio Bureau o f Employ m en t Servi ces.

James B. O'Hora has bee n prom ote d t o A ssistant Direct o r o f th e Susguchann a Vall ey Home in Binghamto n, N.Y. John M. Eyler has bee n nam ed Manager of th e East Gallery of Roth Gallery of Homes in Day ton. John has bee n with the firm for two years.

USAF Captain Richard J. Skarke has been decorated with th e Meritoriou s Service Capt. Richard J. Sharke Medal at R andolph AFB , T exas. Dick distingui shed himself as chief of th e consolidated base personnel offic e and as chief of the career control section , 1 141st USAF Special Activities Squ adron , Stuttgart, Germany . He is now assigned to the USAF Military Personnel Center at R andolph .

John A. Lynott has been elected an Assistant Treasurer by the Board of Directors of Th e Mead Corporation in Day ton. He has res ponsibility for dom estic and foreign cash management and has also continued to he ad !Viead's Share Owner Records Department. J ohn joined Mead in March "o f 1966.

Major Rene J . Affourtit Major Rene J. Affourtit, 1962 a ft er a tour of duty in Vie tnam, is attending UD grad J. Eugene Contadino, S.M., w as ordained to the priestschool. He'll be in Day ton until Jun e of 1971 and suspects his new tour of duty will be in Heidelberg, Germany . hood on J anuary 31. Father celebrated a Mass of th anksGary G. Wilson married giving on February 1 at Our Mother of Sorrows Church in Marilyn Fr a nces L eight, Cincinnati.

September 20, 1969. G ary is Ralph J. O 'Donnell, medical sales representative for General Manager o f the J. N. Eaton Laboratories, Division of The Norwich Ph armacal Ceazan Comp any in El Cajon, Company , recently completed an intensive two-part proCalif. gram in pharmaceutical sales conducted at the company's Philip D. Magnotti, college headqu arters in Norwich, N.Y. R alph joined E aton in ..-' sales coordinator for P. BalMarch of 1969. He and his wife, Gail, have three children. lantine & Sons brewery, has Robert S. Kinderman, a group leader in th e special test been named the Outstanding equipment group, Aeronautical Systems Division , has been Vice President of Region 3-D, presented the Gold Zero Defects Award at WPAFB. The award was given in recognition of "exceptional initiative New J ersey J aycees. Phil has been employed at Ballantine and skill in effecting the procurement of a control asse mbly for nine years and joined the at significant savings to the Air Force." He and his wife, Wes t field branch of the Rita, had their third child, second daughter, J anet, on Philip D. Magnotti February 4. She joins G arret and Julie.

J aycees three years ago.

Suzanne Webb Dorsey received a master of education and his wife , Ann e, have two children.

TI grad, Kenneth J. Dolsak , received hi s bac helor of degree from Miami U. in December.

John W. Meyer, M.D., is a radiology resi<len t at Sac red technology degree at UD's April graduation ceremonies.

James P. Thies has been nam ed district m anager at Heart Hospital in Spokane, Wash. John aH'li his wife, Jean , have a son, Eric Martin .

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Division of Ashland Chemical Company. Jim is supervising district sales activities and the operation of the division's bulk distribution plant at Westfield. Formerly he was district manager for the Ashland Chemical IC&S Division at Decatur, Ill. Mrs. Thies is the former Lynne Bracken '63.

Paul F. Vieson, S.M., was ordained in St. Louis in May. Robert H. Niehaus is with the traffic department at Steelcraft Mfg. Company in Cincinnati, 0.

Larry D. Holden and his wife, Patricia, have adopted their second child, second son, Theodore Warren , September 30, 1969.

Mary Katherine Miller is a special education teacher with the Fairfax County (Va.) School Board.

Second child, first son, Kennedy Patrick, to Judith and Robert B. Higdon, November 14, 1969.

Mary Margaret Rose married Frederick E. George, June 20.

Daughter, Kristen Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Morgan (Susan Horstman), in June.

Major Clinton A. Hodder left for his second tour of duty in Vietnam in June. He received his MBA degree from the U. of Alabama in May. His wife, Judy, and their children Clinton, Jr., and Staci Ann - are living in Dayton.

Second child, first daughter, Kimberly, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Alessie (Jane Sullivan '64), Novem ber 8, 1969.

Richard A. Gaither received his J.D. degree from Mt. Vernon School of Law (Baltimore, Md.) in June. He is a patent examiner with the U.S. Patent Office and living in Silver Spring, Md.

Joseph R. Grossi is studying in Madrid, Spain, at the Middlebury College graduate school of Spanish. He expects his degree in June of '70.

Raymond F. Bartholomew, Jr., is in management training with Soft-Lite Manufacturing Corporation in Bedford, 0. He and wife, Patricia Sika Bartholomew '64, have two children - Lisa Marie and Douglas Michael.

Joseph R. Hagan is a research chemist with Jim Walter Research Corporation in St. Petersburg, Fla. Joe and wife, Barbara Doolan Hagan '65, have two children - Colleen and Gregory, who was born on January 20.

George E. Hiney, D.O., has his office on Tidwell Street in Houston, Texas. He and his wife, Betty Hackenbracht Hiney '62, had their first child, Jason Cameron, on February 9, 1969.

Robert D. Gifford is assistan t plant manager with Ozite Corporation. Bob and his wife, Lynn, have two children David and John -and are living in Wauwatosa, Wise.

First children, twin daughter and son, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Brame (Rosemary Peters), March 12.

Son to Sandra and Edward W. Stefanko, March 13.

Patricia I. Mullins is the new librarian at the Camp Page Special Services Library in Korea. Pat arrived in Korea in October of 1969 after assignment at Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam. Before joining Special Services two years ago, she was a librarian at the Boston College Law School Library.

Captain H. Michael Case recently completed the "Army Medical Department's Officer Career Course and folPatricia I. Mullins lowed that with the Patient Administration Course. I'm leaving 24 March for a tour of duty in Vietnam. I'm being assigned to the 93d Evacuation Hospital, Long Binh, as Registrar. My wife, son, and daughter, will remain in San Antonio during my tour as I'm being reassigned back in San Antonio as an instructor following my Vietnam tour." Mike continues, "Jay and Anne (Dowd) Wilmeth are visiting us this weekend. Jay is a Captain also stationed at Fort Sill, Okla. He's going to be assigned in Korea in a couple of months. They also have two children."

Donald G. Bach is Riverside County (Calif.) Supervising Head of Teachers. Don is living in Palm Springs.

James H. Gill is a senior engineer with Monsanto in St. Louis, Mo. He and his wife, Suzanne, have a son, Michael.

Joseph N. Shelby has been promoted to Staff Sergeant in the USA reserve. "I was promoted fourteen months ago t o a systems design specialist at the Defense Electronics Supply Center. On March 5, my wife ga~ birth to our second child, J oseph Eric." / Stanley R. Cichanowicz and his wife, Christine, have a new daughter, who was born on April 28.

Robert D. Gifford has moved to Wauwatosa, Wise., and is now Assistant Production Manager with the Ozite Company at its Madison plant. Bob and his wife, Lynn, have two sons - David and John.

Second chil d, first daughter, Mary El~abeth, to Jean and Captain Donald E. Secrist on J anuary 22, 1969. Don is now stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C. Second child, second son, Scott Edward, to Betsy and Leonard F. Krystynak, M;1rch 11. The Krystynak's are living in Temple Hills, Md / Alfred J. Leiser has joined the staff of the American

1963 John M. Meagher has been elected president of the Montgomery County Young Democrats.

G. Edward Martin has left the UD Research Institute and is now staff accountant in the cost department of Control Data in Sunnyvale, Calif.

Son, John Richard Ill , to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Martin, Jr. (Joyce Corwin '64), in January.

Norman A. Reinhard writes, "Edie and I moved to Amherst, 0., in the middle of December after I accepted the position of EDP Manager with Nordson Corporation."

Son to Mary and Robert W. Mueller, February 2.

Sister Barbara Gotter, S.N.D., received her master of education degree from Miami U. in December.

Lorraine Olszewski Walker is an assistant professor at the U. of Hawaii. Lorraine earned her masters in nursing education from Indiana U. in 1965.

Anthony A. Graeber has been promoted to .plant engineer of The Wm. S. Merrell Company in Reading, 0. He joined the company as mainten ance engineer in 1966.

John T. Moore has received a cost reduction award for saving $13,900 on a recent procurement for the Defense Electronics Supply Center. He and a co-worker located a second supplier on a fixed attenuator previously procured from a sole source.

Anthony A. Groeber They were able to improve shipments by two months and avert a serious delivery problem. J ohn joined DESC in 1967 following a year as sanitarian for the Greene County Health Department.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Robohm (Suzanne Ritchie) , February 28.

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Chemical Society's Chemical Abstracts Service in Columbus, 0. He is working as a production planner in the production operations division at CAS. Joseph B. Meierdirks, Jr., S.M., received an NSF grant for summer study in math education at the U. of Maine.

Daughter to Beverly and Robert C. Zinck, Jr., April10.

Clifford W. Audretch, Jr., is a research psychologist with Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus, 0. He and his wife, Elizabeth, have a son, Clifford III , who was born on February 4, 1969.

Walter J. Bornhorst, Ph.D., is head of the medical research department at Thermo Electron in Waltham, Mass.

He and his wife, Mona, have three children - Michael, Sean, and Kristen Renee, who was born on December 14, 1969.

Richard J. Fox, Ph.D., is a statistical analyst with Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, 0.

Robert C. Michel has been named assistant controller at Wright State University.

TI grads, Daniel A. Lentz and James N. Boyer, received bachelor of technology degrees at UD's April graduation; John G. Lilienthal and Nancy Blazis Ray were awarded MA degrees; Lawrence C. Klingensmith, Jr., got his MBA ; and Robert J. Schirack picked up his masters in education degree.

Second child, first daughter, Christine, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hery (Mary Karen Enneking '65), April11.

Son to Sandra and Ronald F. Budzik, May 7.

The promotion of Joseph V. DePalma, Jr., to Group Head in the Mathematics Computing Systems Division of Humble Oil & Refming Company's Bayway Refinery has been announced. Joe is now in charge of the Technical Systems Group. His articles entitled "Vapor Pressure and Latent Heat ofVaporization of p-Hydrogen" and "The Enthalpy and En trophy of p-Hydrogen" appeared in the 1966 editions of the Joseph v. DePalma, Jr. Journal of Chemical and Engineering Data and the Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets.

Joe and his wife, Lynn, are residing in Summit, N.J. John B. Nordenbrock is in sales promotion with Cummins Engine Company in Columbus, Ind. He and his wife, Marie, have two daughters- Monica and Julie.

Alan J. Stevens received his Ph.D. from Ohio State in March. He i.s a research associate at OSU. First child, son, to Julia and Joseph J. Back, Jr., D.O., May 20.

Karl C. Kauffman received his Ph.D. from Ohio State in December of '69. He is Senior Research Chemist with the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in Akron, 0.

Philip C. Alderton has formed Scientific Devices Midwest, Inc., as a manufacturer's representative for several companies covering fourteen states and parts of Pennsylvania. Formerly national sales manager for Sangamo Electric in Springfield, Ill., Mr. Alderton has located in Dayton. The firm is one of ten similar organizations nationally serving the electronic instrumentation and test equipment industry.

Martin J. Livingston received the degree of Juris Doctor from Seton Hall U. on May 23. He and his wife, Marcella, have a son, John. / David K. Boland married Sharon Lee Brandt, June .2'0.

Dave is with Ohio Bell Telephone Company in Dayton.

Glenn E. Denlinger, Jr., is an engineer with Precision Rubber in Dayton.

Lawrence G. Schutte Ill received his Ph.D. from the U. of Florida in September and is assistant professor at Georgia Tech. He was married to Lois Naomi Barker, November 7, 1969.

Captain William J. O'Connor received his masters degree in American history in January and left for Saigon in August where he is a systems analyst at MACU Headquarters. His wife, Karen Fleming O'Connor writes, "Our boys, Matthew and Patrick, and I will spend the year in Oxnard, Calif."

1964 Vincent P. Knipfing has been appointed Dean of Student Affairs at Wheeling (W.Va.) College.

Third child, second daughter, Elizabeth Marie, to Elizabeth and Francis R. Falkner, November 9.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Hungerford (Barbara Schonberg), March 15.

James E. Lipetska and his wife, Brenda, had their first child, Matthew, October 8. Jim is senior accountant with Price Waterhouse in Houston, Texas.

Daniel E. McNamara is an instructor at the U. of Wisconsin. Dan and his wife, Sandra, have a daughter, Tonya Rene. Dan has his masters and doctorate (1969) from the U. of Wisconsin.

Son to Carol and Louis H. Ahlers, March 26.

Fourth child, third daughter, Linda Darlene , to Darlene and August W. Werchowski; Gus has changed jobs and is now plant engineer for new Sandrick Steel plant being built in Alington Industrial Park , Waverly, Pa. Doctor and Mrs. Richard Culhane (Charlotte Moreland Nizny) are living in Boston, Mass. "My husband is a fourth-year resident in pediatric radiology at Harvard's Children's Hospital. We have four children - Jana, Jill, Richard II, and Catharine."

Captain Perry A. Reed is now on temporary duty at a forward base in the Western Pacific. A pilot, Perry flies almost daily B-52 Stratofortress bombing missions against Viet Cong targets in South Vietnam. He is permanently assigned to the Strategic Air Command's 99th Bomb Wing at Westover AFB, Mass.

Thomas L. Weller married Patricia Heier, April 25. Tom is with NCR. Thomas W. Campbell, Jr., has advanced from quality manager to superintendent of coiling, grinding, heat treating and finishing of the Ohio Division in Dayton of Associated Spring Corporation.

First child, son, to Mary Evelyn and John E. Borgert, April 11.

Nicholas A. Hussong is a research associate with the Legislative Service Commission in Columbus, 0.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hladysh (Nancy Martin '66) have moved to Elyria, 0., where Rich is in charge of financial affairs for Lorain County Community College.

Second child, second son, Andrew John, to Sue and Leonard A. Formato, Jr., January 20.

Ralph J. Gohring married Diane Elizabeth Leonard, December 19. Ralph is teachingjournalism and English at Reading H.S. in Cincinnati.

Phyllis Marie Kittel is studying for her Ph.D. in math at the Illinois Institute of Technology.

Samuel J. Swisher, Sr., has been elected president of the Student Bar Association at Ohio Northern University for 1970-71. He â&#x20AC;˘ is currently the association's vice president.

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Bert R. Toman writes , "I was successful in th e recent May prim ary fo r State Senator. My original incentive was sparked years ago while at UD. I worked with Charles Whalen in producing his TV Economics courses. Prese ntly, I am a junior law student at Cleveland State U. and employed with my father as a funeral direc tor. So my hands are kept busy but not as much as they will be in the months before the fall election . You see, I'm running R e publican in a heavy Democratic district."

Bert R. Toman Third child, second daughter, to Suellyn and Gary K. Shupe, May 8.

Daughter to Diana and Martin J. Tassoni, May 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Ziehler (Margaret Baker '66) announced the adoption of their first child, William Anthony, on June 9.

William D. Mooney, Jr., is an engineer with Melpar, Inc., in Centreville, Va. He earned his MSEE degree from the U. of Maryland this year.

Captain Philip V. Schuman is chief of student officer personnel branch, Ft. Rucker, Ala. He received his MS in education from Troy State on June 12.

William E. Zielinski received a masters degree in engineering from t~e U. of Akron on June 14.

Stephen H. Bickham received his Ph.D. in philosophy from Southern Illinois U. in June. He is now a member of the faculty at Mansfield (Pa.) State College. He and his wife, Nancy Orazio Bickham ' 65, have a daughter, Jennifer Danielle.

John F. Kane received a masters degree in historical theology from St. Louis U. on June 6.

David A. Shepherd has been named Dean of Men at Canisius College where he had been an assistant professor of military science for the pas t year and a half.

Frederick R. Taylor and his wife, Constance Maier Taylor '63, received their masters degrees in music from Indiana U. in 1967 and both began doctoral studies at the U. of Iowa. Fred is choral director at Marycrest College in Davenport, Iowa. The couple has a daughter, Lisa.

Robert L. Perez is senior buyer for the Con Edison Company in New York. Bob and his wife , Linda, h ave two sons - Robert, Jr., and John, who was born on November 6, 1969.

Captain Thomas E. Heydinger, a helicopter pilot, will be separated from the USA on October 10. Tom served in Vietnam and finished his Army career at Ft. Dix. He received his J.D. degree from Ohio Northern University in 1967. //

leads to the Juris Doctor degree, is married and has two ch ildren.

Charles J. Arnett is chief engineer at Instrulab m Dayto n. He and his wife, Carole, have four children Shery l, David, J ac k, and Brenda.

Charles L. Izor mar ried Bonnie Sue Brewer, February 21.

Paul R. Becker is a revenue age nt with IRS. Paul and his wife, Margaret , have three sons, Danny, Doug, and Brian.

Th e Becker family is living in Cincinnati.

Michael T. Durkin has been with Delco Products since 1962. He is group leader of the appliance lab. Mike and his wife, J ean, have three children- David, Thomas, and Mark Bryan, who was born on February 16.

Walter R. Miller has become the first lay man principal in the Kettering (0. ) paroc hial schools. He assumed his responsibilities on Marc h 2 at Ascen sion School. Walter, an instru ctor of seventh and eighth grade math at Highview Sch ool in Dayton since September, taught five years at St. Charles and also served three years as assistant principal there. He and his wife, Linda, have two children.

Twin sons, Christopher J ohn and Patrick Thom as, to Patricia an d Lt. Thomas M. Rau, M.D. , March 2.

Anne C. Belanger is a medical technologist at St. Mary Hospital in Livonia, Mich.

Third child, third daughter, Elizabeth Theresa, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Leahy (Peggy Shaw '6 8), March 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Shields (Marjorie Ryan '67) have moved to Boulder, Colo. "Joe is now an advisory planner with th e Systems Development Center of IBM. We have three children, Colleen, 4; Jimmy , 3; and Mary Pat, 1."

Timothy J. Foley writes, "We have made our decision to go to Bueno Aires, Argentin a. We're excited and scared at th e same time. I'll be in Buenos Aires for about five years as the U.S. representative for Ernst and Ernst International Operatio ns."

Edwina E. Balawejder is secretary to the Assistant Vice President at U.S. Stee l Corporation in Pittsburgh.

Ronald J. Plavchan rece ived his Ph.D. from St. Louis U. on F ebru ary 1. He is cu rrentl y teaching at Florissant Valley Community College but, as of August 31, Ron will be an assistant professor in th e history dep artment of Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa.

At UD's April graduation Gerald J. Petrak (M. Engr.) , Jerald T. Connell (MA), and James G. Ray (MBA) were awarded graduate degree s.

Joseph H. Lackner, S.M. and Richard J. Pilder, S.M., were ordained to th e priesthood in May .

Captain Michael A. Tight just returned from a year in Vietn am. where he was awarded the Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross.

David S. Sterlekar has been nam ed head foo tball coach at Wickliffe (0.) High.

Michael J. McGarry is the new vice president of Miami Vall ey Indu strial Marketers in Dayton. Mike is with Day co.

Gary P. Eiler is a contrac t engin ee r with Belcon Corporation and living in Wellsville, N.Y . Gary and his wife, Margare t, had their first child, Chris tan Lee, in January.

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Robert A. Fachet, S.M., received his MA degree in European History from the U. of Notre Dame this year. He is stati one d at Chaminade H.S. in Mineo la, N.Y. Kenneth J. Wojciechowski is teaching English and journalism and coaching base ball at Mendel Catholic High in Riverdale, Ill. Ken an d his wife , Christina, have a â&#x20AC;˘ daugh ter, Mary .

Lawrence D. Schafrath is ln-Fligh t Service Supervisor for Pan-Am in New York City.

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Daughter to Sonya and Michael G. Gofcke, March 22.

Captain Dennis G. Collins write , " I gradu ated from Notre Dame Law School in '68 an d passed th e Ohio Bar th at summer. One day after th e exam: I began my tour with the Arm y. For the past 18 months I have been assign ed to

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Bernard T. Shramko, wife Susan, and sons Mark and J ohn, have moved from Goldsboro, N.C., t o Columbus, 0.

Bert is now working for Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company in the Substation Design Section.

Charles J. Lehecka is a child-care counselor at Cedar Knolls School in Hawthorne, N.Y. He was married to Janet Marie Rugato, April 4.

David E. Brown married Cynthia Leigh Vinnedge, J anuary 24. The couple is living in Williamantic, Conn., while Dave is a doct oral student at the U. of Connecticut.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sendelbach (Elaine Rudzinski '64), January 30.

Wolfgang W. Strobl, M.D., earned his MD from St. Louis U. last year. He is an intern at St. Louis U. Hospital. He and his wife, Kathleen, h ave three children - Peter, Philip, and Heidi.

Second child, second daughter, Colleen, to Patricia and Mario E. DeAnna last fall.

Kathleen Marie Essig married Thomas J. Martinek and is residing in Buckinghamshire, England.

USAF Lt. Col. Edwin J . Hatzenbuehler, Jr., is on duty at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam. An air operations officer, he previously served at the Pentagon. His · unit is part of th e Pacific Air F orces. The Korean War veteran h.olds the / aeronautical rating of command pilo t.

Daughter, J eannette Ma_9e, to Karen Ann and William E. Berner, March 9. / •

Maui, Hawaii.

Second child, first daughter, J essica Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Russo (Emily Thornton '66), J anuary 17.

Roger A. Vernier is a Sales Team Leader with Xerox and has been transferred to the Lima, 0., area. Roger and his wife, Tina Gougarty Vernier '66, are living in Troy.

MBA's were awarded to Ernest E. Tarjan, Ronald A. Hemmelgarn, and David G. Bruno - masters degree in electrical engineering to Donald B. Barsalou - masters degrees in education to Gerald W. Bergeron and Sigmund J. Guziak, Jr. -at UD's April graduation.

David M. Carlton married Connie Sue Freeze, May 16.

Patricia Lindy Deutscher is teaching fifth grade with the Department of Defense Dependents School at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. She and her husband, Alfred, had their second child, first son, Alfred "J ay" J r., on February 10.

Daughter to Cicily and William J. Brogan, May 6.

Mary Louise Susa is office supervisor for John Hancock Life Insurance Company in E. Lansing, Mich.

First child, son, to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Ferrugia (Ellen Cervay '67), May 15.

Donna Mary Schreiber married Neil McNeill of Liverpool, England, in April of 1969. Donna has been with Am erican Airlines for the past four years and her husband is with B.O.A.C. Airlines. The couple is living in Detroit.

USAF Captain Lawrence R. Klur has been named Outstanding Junior Officer of the Quarter at Keesler AFB, Miss. Larry, commander of the 3400th Instructor Squadron, was selected for his leadership, devotion to duty and professional performance.

Robert J. Killian is Director of the Rapid Reading Laboratory in Dayton.

George J. Kanuck, Jr., is personnel interviewer with Oscar Mayor in Philadelphia. His wife, Julia Norman Kanuck '64 , is employment manager with the city. The couple has a son, George J oseph III. Robert J. Magno is a tax accountant with American Cyanamid Company and working towards MBA degree at N.Y.U. Bob was married to Carol Sereda on May 10.

John V. O'Connor, M.D., has begun his radiology residency at the U. of Michigan Hospital.

Joseph A. Fraulo married Cynthia Schram, May 31. J oe is regional director of test sales for Houghton Mifflin in New York City . · He earned his MS degree from S. Connecticut State College in 196 8.

Mary Joan Light is an elementary teacher with the Millington (Mich.) Community Schools.

Francis W. Hustek is a chemist with Udylite Corporation in Cleveland, 0. He and his wife, Margaret J o, had their first child, Stacey Lynn, on September 29, 1969.

Joseph F. Dorsten, Jr., D.O., writes, "Upon completion of m y internship at Pontiac (Mich.) Osteop athic Hospital on June 30, I'm establishing a general practice associated with the Lane-Swayze Clinic PC in Almont, Mich."

Patricia Sharon McGann married Edward M. Kreps, M.D., April 4. Sharon received her M.D. degree from the U. of Louisville this year, and is interning at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City.

Stephen J. Doelker married Phyllis E liza beth Norman, June 20. Steve also received his DDS degree from Ohio State in June .

William K. Cadwallender married Nancy Ellen Hay , June ] 3.

Kathleen Ann Taylor received her Ph.D. degree from Michigan State in August. She has j oined the fac ulty of Duquesne U. in Pittsburgh.

Son to Mar J ean and Lester J. Steinlage, June 12 .

Arthur A. Ferreira is a policeman with the County of

Janet Gayle Boehmer married Timoth y P. Sween ey ,

Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., attached to the legal office. Have tried over 100 court-martials and have fo und out th at the Army legal systems have made many improvements in its attempt to guarantee the individual soldier his constitutional rights. I traveled through Europe las t summer a nd will travel to J ar,an for the World's F air in May." James M. 0 Brien writes, "Want to let everyone know that my wife, Kit, and l had a son last September 10. We named him James Martin, Jr. I have recently gone to work for the Phoenix Companies here in Cincinnati."

A son, John Sigmund, to Rita and Sigmund J. Guziak, March 29. Sigmund is a school psychologist with Montgomery County and received his mas ters in education from UD in April.

Second child, second son, Kevin Patrick, t o Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 0. Dermody III (Kathleen Courtney), March 5. Hugh is a newsman with WLWC-TV in Columbus, 0 .

Kenneth A. Davenport is the new Assistant Dean of Students at Wright State University.

John R. Cloppert, Jr., married Pamela Diane Murphy, April18.

John T. Walker is librarian at Dayton's Main Montgomery County Library.

John L. Ruddy, Jr., married Jeannette Bucar, November 22, 1969. John is a structural engineer with Dalton•Dalton•Little in Cleveland. " Now attending Cleveland State towards masters of structural engineering."

Robert J. Kenney is teaching at the Lighthouse for the Blind in New York City.

Son, Joseph Emmett, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Frecker (Teresa Dugan '67), April 24.

Thomas A. Schroer, S.M., was ordained to the priesthood in St. Louis in May. Richard B. Sullivan IS a law student at Cornell University.

Joseph S. Conte is a financial planner with Grdina Financial in Cleveland. Joe is also working on a law degree from Cleveland Marshall.

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June 19.

First child, son, to Leslie and Theodore W. Fischer, June 16.

James J. Watrous married Phyllis Ann Boston '69, June 6. Jim is a doctoral student at Georgetown U. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mayhew (Margaret Walker '66), June 21.

Paul M. Hunter married Donna Wehinger, July 8. Paul is an attorney in Dayton. He received his J.D. degree from the U. of Cincinnati in June of 1968.

Donald E. Hagen graduated from Purdue University (Ph.D. degree in physics) and is employed by NCR in Dayton as a research physicist.

A Doctor of Philosophy degree was awarded to Gary J. Jones at Iowa State U. on May 29. Gary and his wife, Louann Feldmann Jones '6 7, are living in Albuquerque, N. Mexico. Gary is with Sandia Corporation.

Anthony M. Neto has been named director of Learning Foundations International. The firm provides a full curriculum of basic school subjects, a pre-school program and an adult education course through its programmed learning centers. The Dayton Center is the first of a series to be established in Indiana, Colorado, and Ohio. Tony has a masters degree in education and had been employed by the Dayton public schools.

Captain Joseph J. Vetrick, Jr., writes, "Since January, 1970, I have been assigned as a trial lawyer at the Nurnberg Trial Center in West Germany. As such I prosecute and defend soldiers facing court-martial charges. Although there are many challenges for the Armor Officer, this assignment is more professionally stimulating and provides an opportunity to bring ac tual field experience into military justice matters.''

Stephen J. Hanchak married Francine Marie Schommer, July 11.

Son to Cynthia and Benjamin E. Sabato, June 28.

Michael J. Storck is with the distributing department of Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati.

Gabriel V. Carifi writes, "Recently passed the CPA exam and am working as a CPA with Smulkin, Barsky, Hoffman & Denton in Washington, D.C." Walter A. Cusick, Jr., is a salesman with Universal Cyclops Steel in Pittsburgh. He and his wife, Shirley, have a son, Walter A. III , who was a year old on March 1.

USAF Sgt. William G. Sommer has arrived for duty at Croughton RAF Station, England. Bill, a communications specialist, is assigned to a unit of the AF Communications Service which provides global communications and air traffic control for the USAF. Joanne Frances Ulis married John Michael Thain, J anuary 31. The couple is living in Cleveland, 0.

Joan C. Bensman is a grad student in education at Clarke College in Dubuque, Iowa.

Thomas J. Gracon received his Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University in May. Tom is a staff specialist in the simulation department of Control D ata Corporation in Sunny dale, Calif. He was married to Helen Adeline Rovegno, March 21.

Mary Ann Heiselmann is a research assistant with the chemistry department at Arizona State U. and studying for her Ph.D. Third child, second daughter, Jennifer Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Freedman (Susan Marquis), December 8.

Karen Ann Sikorski married Thomas Guszkowski, September 6. Karen is a social worker at the VA Hospital in Wood, Wise.

Thomas E. Sammon is in sales and service with NCR. Otto M. Hausch married Rosa Argentina Godoy of Honduras, Central America, October 25. He is a project engineer in pollution abatement with Hubinger Company in Keokuk, Iowa.

Thomas J. Long, Jr., and his wife, J ean, celebrated their first wedding anniversary on February 15. Tom is plant manager of Formed Plastics, Inc., in New York. The couple has a daughter, Suszanne.

J. Rhett Segall is teaching in Hicksville, N.Y. Patrick J. McGarry is with the Mosler Safe Company in Hamilton, 0.

Carol Ruth Geer is a home ec. teacher at Comstock Park High in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Second child, first daughter, to Marie and John H. Stebel II, February 22.

Robert L. Hentrich, Jr., is with the Miami Conservancy District. Bob and his wife, Virginia, have three children Joseph, Douglas, and David.

Thomas E. Gorczyca is teaching English at Julienne High in Dayton.

Thomas A. Basti is general accounting manager for the Drackett Company in Cincinnati, 0. Tom was married to Mary Beth Martha Tenkman on November 8.

Gary G. Marconi is a graduate fellow at Case Western Reserve U. He expects his Ph.D. in chemistry in September.

Gary and his wife, Michaele, will celebrate their fo urth wedding anniversary on September 3.

Eileen A. Puthoff married Richard L. Reser on June 21, 1969. Eileen is teaching fifth grade at Ridgewood East and the R eser's are living in Springfield, 0.

John C. Plavan is an accountant with Ernst & Ernst and living in Pittsburgh, Pa. Bernadette R. Augustin is chief dietitian at Bloomington (Ind.) Hospital. She earned her MS in nutrition education from Indiana U. last year.

Georgiana M. Ber,nhard is District Direc;:tor of the Camp Fire Girls in Detroit; Mich.

1966 John W. Keller has been named director of marketing for the Monterey (Calif.) Savings and Loan Association. John is handling the advertising and promotion campaigns for the locally owned savings centers in Monterey and Salinas. A Vietnam veteran, John twice received the Arm y Commendation Medal and also holds the Bronze Star Medal for service in the warzone. His wife, Pamela Hecht Keller, is a counselor at the Salinas Branch of Human Resources Development.

Ann Kevin Waters married Joseph Patrick Thesing, August 23, 1969. Ann is teaching in the Cincinnati public schools.

James H." Berg is a power engineer with Commonwealth Edison in Chicago. Jim and his wife, Marjorie Carroll Berg '68, have a son, Steven Thomas, who was born on May 11, 1969.

Capt. Brian E. McGuire has been decorated with his fourth award of the Air Medal at McClellan AFB, Calif.

Brian, who served in Vietnam, was cited for his outstanding airmanship and courage on successful and important missions completed under hazardous conditions as a weapons controller. He is now serving with the 963rd Airborne Early Warning Control Squadron. Brian was married to Mary Flanagan on September 13, 1969, and was â&#x20AC;˘promoted to Captain in May. Captain Jonathan W. House is serving a tour of duty in Vietnam until March of 1971.

Mary Jo Milillo Klaber is teaching at St. Mary School in Hamijton, 0. She and her husband, Daniel, have a daughter, Kathryn Elizabeth, who was born on June 8, 1969.

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Capt. James A. Rush has completed the armor officer advanced course at the USA Armor School, Ft. Knox.

Lawrence J. Wilberding, Jr., writes, "My wife, Donna, and I are the proud parents of Christopher Lawrence , born April 30. Mom, Dad and son are doing fine . I will be teaching health an d physical education at Ft. Recovery H.S. again an d will be assistant basketball and assistant baseball coach. Hope to start my maste rs next year."

James E. Brown is out of service and doing substitu te teaching with the Dayton Board of Education.

Richard H. Broerman is a radiochemist in St. Louis, Mo. Ruth Ann Langhals married David L. J ohnson, August 8, 1969. She is teaching in the Defiance (0.) Public Schools.

Sgt. William G. Sommer completed his MBA degree work in the European branch of the U. of Utah. Bill is a computer center specialist with the USAF and he and wife, Barbara Midgley Sommer, will have an APO New York address until May of 1971.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ivcevich (Katherine Kelly), May 26.

Nelson S. N. Chung received his MS in math from the U. of Notre Dame this year. He is living in Goleta, Calif.

Sgt. Roy R. Woleben is sports editor of The Observer of Ent AFB, Colo. The Observer was recen tl y judged the second best USAF newspaper in its class for 1969 in the 14th annual Air Force worldwide competition. Roy is an information specialist assigned at Ent to a support unit of ADC which protects the US against hostile aircraft and missiles.

David A. Pardieck received Sgt. Roy R. Woleben his M.D. degree from Indiana U. on June 9. Dave is interning at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sikora (Mary Elizabeth Sweeney '64 ), May 29.

Michael F. Brooker is a test engineer with McDonnellDouglas in St. Louis, Mo. He and his wife, Susan, h ave a son, Robert William.

Kathleen Kelly Scully married Thomas Eagle, November 15, 1969. The couple is living in Rochester, N.Y. David G. Stacko married Karen Kay Cockrill, June 13.

Dave is a music teacher with the Sheffield Lake (0.) Board of Education.

Mary Virginia Perry married Richard M. Corrigan, July 5, 1969. Mary is a French teacher at Glenbrook High in Chicago.

Judith A. Urlich married Robert A. J ogan, June 20.

William B. Halbert received his master of fine arts degree from Yale University this year. Bill is assistant business manager of the Alley Theatre in Houston, Texas.

Second child, second daughter, R ebecca, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Rivan (Eileen Donovan), March 18.

Stephen F. Miller received his M.D. degree from the U. of Kansas in May and is now interning at Cincinnati General Hospital.

James F. Foley, Jr., married Margaret Clare Huber '69, July 11.

Gerard P. Lynch received his J.D. degree from New York Law School in June. He is with the Brooklyn Family Court.

He and his wife, Claire, celebrated their third wedding anniversary on July 15.

James R. Spotila, Ph.D., is Research Associate with the Center for the Biology of Natural Systems at Washington University. Jim and his wife, Loretta Dittrich Spotila, have a daughter, J ennifer.

Edward A. Ruetschle married Joan Bernadette Burdzinski '67, Marc h 21. The couple is living in Dayton.

Dick J. Blum is in sales with the International Packings Corporation in Bristol, N.H. He and his wife, Mary Constance, have two children.

Judith A. Urlich is a grad student at the U. of Cincinnati.

Charles J. Sullivan, Jr., writes, " My wife, Dottie, and I are still in Columbus, 0., and we have a son, Michael Patrick, born on April 30, 1969. I am still with Ernst & Ernst and passed the CPA exam in November and .will receive my CPA certificate in May, 1970, when I fu lfill my two years' experience requirement. " Peter N. Bonitatibus is with Flagel, Huber, Flagel CPA's in Dayton. He and his wife, Charmaine, had a daughter on April 27.

Robert M. Dandrea is Vice Presiden t of Dandrea Electric Inc., in Rochester, N.Y. Bob was separated from service on February 23. He and his wife, Evelyn, have two children Ralph and Mary-Lynn, who was born on September 23.

Barbara Louise Budzik has "for the past year served as Secretary of the Arbor Park Education Association, our local branch of the I.E.A." Barbara is living in Harvey, Ill. , and has been teaching in Oak Forest for the last two years.

Pamela Roderick Pelc writes, "On J anuary 14 I gave birth prematurely to a three-pound son. He was baptized Mark Christopher before he died on January 17. Bob changed jobs in January and is now working as a systems analyst for the Ontario Department of Revenue. We're still in the To ron to, Canada, area."

Daughter, Amy Elizabeth, to Julie and John R. Loney on March 20. John is with the Good Samaritan Comprehensive Mental Health Center.

J. Martin Huber has resigned from the Peace Corps after serving in India and Washington and is now with American Trucking Association in Washington, D.C. Paul M. Ziehler is out of service and with the Valley Regional Planning Commission in Dayton. Mrs. Ziehler is the former Carol Saettel '67. The couple had their first child, a son, on July 6.

James M. Mick has been selected to serve a rotating internship at University Hospitals, Madison, Wise. Jim received his Doctor of Medicine degree in June from Washington U. Paul J. Ortenzio is teaching at Colonia Senior High in Colonia, N.J. Paul and his wife, Mary Ann, have a daughter, Lisa Ann. Paul received a masters degree in philosophy education from Newark State College in 1968.

Joseph E. Thielman married Judith Ann Higgins, May 9.

Tl grad, Donald J. Hill, picked up his bachelor degree in civil engineering from UD in April. William S. Myers received his masters degree in art and Donald E. Swihart a masters degree in electrical engineering.

Lt. James M. Connell left for a tour of duty in Vietnam on May 20. His wife, Cassandra Brown Connell '67, is residing in Louisville, Ky., with daughter, Elizabeth.

William H. Allen, S.M., and Robert A. Ross, S.M., were ordained to the priesthood in St. Louis in May. Son Richard Paul, to Mary Lynn and Robert J. Thies, April 30.

James L. Bayman has been named Gcmeral Manager of Pioneer-Dayton Divisj.on of Pioneer-Standard Electronics, Inc., in Day ton. Jim previously had be,en with Systems Research Labs.

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1967 Thomas J. DeLuca received his J.D. Degree from the U. of Notre Dame on June 7.

Helen Marie Petkewicz married Captain Frederick C. Damm, June 27.

Ray F. Gricar is now a law cierk for the City of Cleveland in the City Prosecutor's office. He received his J.D. degree from Case Western Reserve in June. "If I pass the bar in July I will become an Assistant City Prosecutor."

His wife, Barbara Gray Gricar '68, is a research chemist with Glidden-Durkee.

Theodore P. Brock is production controller for Eaton, Yale & Towne in Cleveland. He and his wife, Margaret, have two children - Paul and Laura.

Ronald J. Steflick m arried Barbara Ann Sienicki, August 2, 1969. Ron is plant engineer with the Philadelphia Quartz Company, Rahway, N.J. Ron formerly had been with DuPont at its Deepwater, N.J. plant.

Susan K. Smith writes, "I recently passed my third anniversary working for the ]. C. Penney Company in NYC's Central Office. My initial job with Penney's was as a buyer trainee until the natural progression to assistant buyer. One month ago, an outstanding opportunity came my way, and I was promoted to Fashion Promotions Advisor. My major responsibilities include organizing the Penney Teen Fashion Board Program and keeping field fashion advisors up to date."

Joseph J. McArdle is advertising coordinator for National Lead, Inc., in New York City. J oe's wife, Margaret Smith McArdle, is an institution teacher a t Willowbrook State School. The couple is living on Staten Island.

SP/5 Thomas N. Post will be assigned in Vietnam until January of 1971.

Capt. Donald J. Koepnick recently returned from Vietnam and has been appointed adjutant in the Ordnance Support G roup, 82nd Airborne Div. at Ft. Bragg, N.C. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal with a V for valor in action as a platoon leader in Vietnam. Later he was assigned as a military advisor in the Mekong Delta where he trained and advised regional and peoples forces units of South Vietnam. This assignment required concentrated schooling in the Vietnamese language.

John L. Colandrea married Angela A. Catanzaro in August of 1969. He is teaching at Farmingdale (N.Y.) Public School.

First child, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Gaughan (Mary Lynn Jackson), J anuary 26.

December 27. Bernice is reaching at St. Lawrence School in Ironton, 0 .

William F. Lennon is business manager of Lake Elementary in Mentor, 0.

Captain James J. Steele writes, "I left for Vietnam in May '68, was wounded in November and evacuated to Japan. Returned to Vietnam in February '69 and was assigned to the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment throughout my tour. I was fortunate to receive the following awards: silver star, three Bronze stars, air medal, two purple hearts, combat infantryman's badge, and Vietnamese Armor Badge. Upon return to the States, I was assigned to the Ar~or Officers' Career Course at Ft. Knox, Ky. Upon conclusiOn of the course in April, I'll be stationed in Germany."

Lowell J. Hemmelgarn is with Detroit Mutual Insurance Company as an agent.

Richard E. Lewis, Jr., is a salesman with Lewis General Tires in Rochester. "Attended Ohio State University Law School for one year."

Edward F. Fahrendorf is an assistant buyer in the furniture department at Rike's.

First child, Kristine Janelle, to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Walter (Lois Bilstein), J anuary 21.

Margaret Ann Zilinsky is a medical technologist for Fli t Goodridge Hospital in New Orleans.

Stephen V. Mueller married Eileen Marie Marron '68 July 12, 1969. Steve is a junior medical student at St. Loui~ U.; Eileen is a medical technologist with Clinical Labs, Inc. Robert J. Mulhern is a programmer with National City Bank in Cleveland, 0.

A daughter, Aimee Charis, to Linda and Peter D. Zierolf, February 14. Pete is out of service and working with Western Builders.

George T. Csepegi is senior tire scheduler with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in Akron, 0.

John J. Peterangelo is studying at the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery. He and his wife, Cynthia, will celebrate their third wedding anniversary in June.

John M. Bearlepp is a dental student at Temple University. John and his wife, Marie, celebrated their second wedding anniversary on July 6.

Linda F. Zalokar is a rehabilitation psychologist with the Boston (Mass.) Rehabilitation Commission. She received her MA in psychology/rehabilitation from the U. of Cincinnati last June. "I work with delinquent boys on a federal grant counseling."

Mary Louise Berti married John Clarence Sullivan, May 18, 1968.

Frank M. Lobacz is a student at the College of Osteopathic Medicine in Philadelphia.

Timothy J . Petry is a programmer analyst with AkronStandard Division of Eagle Pitcher Industries.

Stanley M. Rybak is a staff assistant with Thatcher Glass in Elmira, N.Y. Andrew S. Borinski is produce manager for the Grand Union Comp any of Ridgewood, N.J. He and his wife, Carol Scheetz Borinski '66, have a son, Andrew.

Son to Rebecca and Lt. Gerald L. Costanzo, March 15.

Donald L. Saurine is self-employed as a sales-factory representative in th e Dayton area. Mrs. Saurine is the former Rose Zierolf '69.

Edward H. Henry is a sales representative with Xerox in Chicago. Ed an d his wife, Mary Ann, have a daughter, Julia Marie, wh o was born September 3, 1969.

Lt. John R. Consedine received his MBA degree from Xavier U. in January and is 96w stationed at Ft. Lee, Va. Will be serving in J ap an tho sometime in June. '

John M. Doyle is a sales rep with Xerox Corporation in Chicago. John and his wife, Mary Elizabeth Schlanser Doyle '66, have a d aughter, Kimberly Lynn. John returned from a one-year tour of duty in Vietnam on October 30.

Thomas A. Payne is a personnel technician with the City of Dayton. He was released from service after a tour of duty in Korea.

Gregory M. Takacs writes, "I was discharged from active duty o n December 28 and have been accepted a t California State College a t Fullerton for the spring '70 semester. I am working full-time at Disneyland Hotel so I expect progress will be slow at Cal State. With some luck I hope to be teaching governmen t or history at some high school here in Orange County."

Lt. ~osep h R. Bouman is a weapons con troller at Hancock Field, N.Y. Joe was married to Jane F . Cellars on January 31.

Diana WQ.ebkenberg is an engineering assistant with American Telephone and Telegraph in Cincinnati.

Bernice Terese Brunswick married Michael L. Flaherty, I

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John R. Meehan received his DDS from the U. of St. Louis in June.

William E. McSherry married Sandra Marie Cook, June 6. Bill is project engineer with Panduit, Tiney Park, Ill. He is working on MBA degree at Loyola U. James W. Huck is a claims examiner for the Veterans Administration in St. Louis, Mo. He received his law degree from St. Louis U. this year.

Robert L. Moore married L. Antoinette Prasnikar '6 8, June 20. Bob is attending law school at Ohio Northern and Toni is teaching at St. Anthony's in Canton, 0. Both had been on the teaching staff at St. Charles School in Kettering.

Second child, first son, to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schoen (Mary Ann Leibold '68), June 11.

Lt. John K. Quatman, Jr., left for assignment in Vietnam in May. John E. Rowan writes, "For three years now have been teaching Spanish in the fifth and sixth grade Intermediate School in Westbury , N.Y. Beginning September, 1970, I will be teaching second and third year Spanish in Westbury Senior High. To prepare for this, I am going to a Teachers' College in Saltillo, Mexico, this summer from July 1 to August 7. T his past year I was principal of the Junior High Confraternity program in our parish and also taught an eighth-grade class in CCD." William R. Slinger married Bonnie A. Weltering, December 20, 1969. Bill is teaching math at Badin High in Hamilton, 0.

Daughter to Mary and Charles T. Croy, June 12.

Richard E. Donovan, Jr., is a [recess engineer with Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach, Cali .

Polly Kay Michael married Norman Joseph Freeze, July 18. The couple is living in Middletown, 0.

Michael J. Doslak married Linda Jeanne Zvosec, June 6.

Mike has a teaching assistantship in the electrical engineering grad school at U.D. , after working at WPAFB this past summer.

Third child, third daughter, Anita Rene, to Phyllis and Manfred K. Ernst, May 30.

Son, Thomas Patrick, Jr., to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Phillips (Kathleen Schirf), Novem ber 19, 1969.

Lt. Lawrence W. Gatto, Jr., is stationed at Hanover, N.H. He and his wife, Maureen Duggan Gatto, '68 are living in Fairlee, Vermont. Larry received his MS in marine geology from U.S.C. this year.

Lt. Lawrence E. Augustyn participated in the Strategic Air Command 1970 combat missile competition at Vandenberg AFB, Calif., in April.

Larry, a missile launch officer in the 321st Strategic Missile Wing at Grand Forks AFB, N.D., competed with other top missile men from SAC's Minuteman and three Titan missile wings. He represented his Minuteman unit as a combat crew deputy commander.

Roger S. Glass is teaching at St. Francis De Sales School in Lebanon, 0. .F. Kenneth Conliffe was Lt. Lawrence E. Augustyn graduated from th e U. of Louisville's Law School on May 17. Mrs. Conliffe, the former Michele Venet '68, writes, "Ken takes the Kentucky Bar Exam the end of June and expects to report for ac tive duty in the Navy at Newport, R.I., on October 12."

J?onald L. Mullen married Teresa Marie Mitchell, May 23.

Charles E. Kapper is with Brinkman Tool & Die in Dayton.

Robert T. Bohne is a supervisor of order entry for U.S. Steel. Bob and his Mrs. , Jane Albert Bohne, are living in Niles, 0.

Captain Timothy L. Kearney writes, " I'm in Vietnam now at An Khe working as the Deputy Finance Officer of the Fourth Infantry Division. My wife, Patricia Gilmore Kearney, and daughter, Colleen , are living in Cleveland while I'm overseas."

Second child, first son, Jeffrey William, to Renee and Edward F. Fahrendorf on April 20. Ed is a buyer with Rike's.

Ronald M. Silvestro is manager of Greyhound Bus Lines in Painesville, 0.

Joseph W. Diaz married Judy Lynn Gallas, May 23. Joe is a credit specialist with Chevron Oil Company in Perth Amboy, N.J. Donald L. Schilling, Jr., is a computer programmer at WPAFB. Richard A. Crum married Joan Marie Kropp '70, May 9.

The couple is residing in Baltimore, Md. Thomas A. Andrus married Connie Muhlenkamp, May 30. Tom is a claims examiner with the Railroad Retirement Board in Chicago.

Lt. Philip J. Visco is assigned as a pilot with the 145th Aviation Battalion路 in Vietnam.

Karen R. Schoenberger married Alan Sabel, May 24. T he couple is living in Oakdale, N.Y. First child, Brian Patrick, to Donna and Henry F. Maas, May 20.

Thomas U. Schneider married Madeline Carol D'Amico '69, June 6. Tom is an accountant with the City of Dayton; Madeline is an accountant at NCR. J. Patrick McDavitt writes, "I gradu ated from Notre Dame Law School with a J.D. on June 6. I take the Minnesota Bar Exam on July 20-21 and begin a one-or-twoyear clerkship with Judge Miles W. Lord, U.S. District CoUI;t-; District of Minnesota. Pamela taught the first grade in Mishawaka this past year and hopes to continue teaching next year either the first or third grades." Mrs. McDavitt is the former Pamela Ann Wojcik '69.

Thomas. A. Singer is marketing director for Avco Broadcasting (WLW Radio) in Cincinnati.

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Edward J. Wepprecht married Patricia Teresa Suchak, June 27. Ed is an engineer with Western Electric in Newark, N.J., and is attending the night division of Brooklyn Law School.

Thomas F. Lint is a biology-chemistry teacher at St. Ignatius High in Cleveland. He received his MS from Case Western Reserve U. this year.

First child, Darlene Rene, to Marie and.Joseph J. Repasi, Jr., December 4, 1969. Joe is an engineer with Universal Atlas Cemen t in Pittsburgh.

Lt. J. Daniel Pfahl received the Bronze Star Medal in Vietnam in J anuary. He earned the award for meritorious service in connection with military operations against hostile forces while assigned to Headquarters Company of the First Signal Brigade's 69th Signal Battalion near Saigon.

He's now stationed at Fort Hood, Texas.

Paul H. Rethlake was released from service in F ebruary and is assistant director of personnel with Ho bart Manufac turing Company in Dayto)l.

Ruthann M. Kleibecker married Kenneth. R. Mikalowskas, April 4. The couple is living in Dayton.

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Lt. Lawrence E. Augustyn participated in the Strategic Air Command 1970 combat missile competition at Vandenberg AFB, Calif., in April.

Larry, a missile launch officer in the 321st Strategic Missile Wing at Grand Forks AFB, N.D., competed with other top missile men from SAC's Minuteman and three Titan missile wings. He represented his Minuteman unit as a combat crew depu ty commander.

Roger S. Glass is teaching at St. Francis De Sales School in Lebanon, 0.

F. Kenneth Conliffe was Lt. Lawrence E. Augustyn graduated from the U. of Louisville's Law School on May 17. Mrs. Conliffe, the former Michele Venet '68, writes, "Ken takes the Kentucky Bar Exam the end of June and expects to report for active duty in the Navy at Newport, R.I., on October 12."

J?onald L. Mullen married Teresa Marie Mitchell, May 23.

Charles E. Kapper is with Brinkman Tool & Die in Dayton.

Robert T. Bohne is a supervisor of order en try for U.S. Steel. Bob and his Mrs., Jane Albert Bohne, are living in Niles, 0.

Captain Timothy L. Kearney writes, "I'm in Vietnam now at An Khe working as the Deputy Finance Officer of the Fourth Infantry Division. My wife, Patricia Gilmore Kearney, and daughter, Colleen, are living in Cleveland while I'm overseas."

Second child, Grst son, Jeffrey William, to Renee and Edward F. Fahrendorf on April 20. Ed is a buyer with Rike's.

Ronald M. Silvestro is manager of Greyhound Bus Lines in Painesville, 0.

Joseph W. Diaz married Judy Lynn Gallas, May 23. Joe is a credit specialist with Chevron Oil Company in Perth Amboy, N.J. Donald L. Schilling, Jr., is a computer programmer at WPAFB.

John R. Meehan received his DDS from the U. of St. Louis in June.

William E. McSherry married Sandra Marie Cook, June 6. Bill is project engineer with Panduit, Tiney Park, Ill. He is working on MBA degree at Loyola U. James W. Huck is a claims examiner for the Veterans Administration in St. Louis, Mo. He received his law degree from St. Louis U. this year.

Robert L. Moore married L. Antoinette Prasnikar '6 8, June 20. Bob is attending law school at Ohio Northern and Toni is teaching at St. Anthony's in Canton, 0. Both had been on the teaching staff at St. Charles School in Kettering.

Second child, first son, to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schoen (Mary Ann Leibold '68), June 11.

Lt. John K. Quatman, Jr., left for assignment in Vietnam in May. John E. Rowan writes, "For three years now have been teaching Spanish in the fifth and sixth grade Intermediate School in Westbury, N.Y. Beginning September, 1970, I will be teaching second and third year Spanish in Westbury Senior High. To prepare for this, I am going to a Teachers' College in Saltillo, Mexico, this summer from July 1 to August 7. This past year I was principal of the Junior High Confraternity program in our parish and also taught an eighth-grade class in CCD." William R. Slinger married Bonnie A. Woltering, December 20, 1969. Bill is teaching math at Badin High in Hamilton, 0.

Daughter to Mary and Charles T. Croy, June 12.

Richard E. Donovan, Jr., is a process engineer with Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach, Calif.

Polly Kay Michael married Norman Joseph Freeze, July 18. The couple is Living in Middletown, 0.

Michael J. Doslak married Linda Jeanne Zvosec, June 6.

Mike has a teaching assistantship in the electrical engineering grad school at U.D., after working at WPAFB this past summer.

Third child, third daughter, Anita Rene, to Phyllis and Manfred K. Ernst, May 30.

Son, Thomas Patrick, Jr., to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Phillips (Kathleen Schirf), November 19, 1969.

Lt. Lawrence W. Gatto, Jr., is stationed at Hanover, N.H. He and his wife, Maureen Duggan Gatto, '68 are Living in Fairlee, Vermont. Larry received his MS in marine geology from U.S.C. this year.

Richard A. Crum married Joan Marie Kropp '70, May 9.

The couple is residing in Baltimore, Md. Thomas A. Andrus married Connie Muhlenkamp, May 30. Tom is a claims examiner with the Railroad Retirement Board in Chicago.

Lt. Philip J . Visco is assigned as a pilot with the 145th Aviation Battalion in Vietnam.

Karen R. Schoenberger married Alan Sabel, May 24. The couple is living in Oakdale, N.Y. First child, Brian Patrick, to Donna and Henry F. Maas, May 20.

Thomas U. Schneider married Madeline Carol D'Amico '69, June 6. Tom is an accountant with the City of Dayton; Madeline is an accountant at NCR. J. Patrick McDavitt writes, " I graduated from Notre Dame Law School with a J.D. on June 6. I take the Minnesota Bar Exam on Jul y 20-21 and begin a one-or-twoyear clerkship with Judge Miles W. Lord, U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota. Pamela taught the first grade in Mishawaka this past year and hopes to continue teaching nex t year either the first or third grades." Mrs. McDavitt is the former Pamela Ann Wojcik '69.

Thomas A. Sing~r is marketing director for Avco Broadcasting (WLW Radio) in Cincinnati.

1968 Edward J. Wepprecht married Patricia Teresa Suchak, June 27. Ed is an engineer with Western Electric in Newark, N.J., and is attending the night division of Brooklyn Law School.

Thomas F. Lint is a biology-chemistry teacher at St. Ignatius High in Cleveland. He received his MS from Case Western Reserve U. this year.

First child, Darlene Rene, to Marie and Joseph J. Repasi, Jr., December 4, 1969. Joe is an engineer with Universal Atlas Cement in Pittsburgh.

Lt. J. Daniel Pfahl received the Bronze Star Medal in Vietnam in January. He earned the award for meritorious service in connection with military operations against hostile forces while assigned to Headquarters Company of the First Signal Brigade's 69th Signal Battalion near Saigon.

He's now stationed at Fort Hood, T exas.

Paul H. Rethlake was released from service in February and is assistant director of personnel with Hobart Manufacturing Company in Dayton.

Ruthann M. Kleibecker marrie.d Kenneth R. Mika. lowskas, April 4. The couple is Living in Dayton.

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Lt. James E. Moore has been awarded USAF silver pilot wings upon graduation at Craig AFB, Alabama. Jim was commissioned in 1969 upon completion of Offic er Training School at Lackland AFB, Texas. Mrs. Moore is the former Margaret Regan '67.

Brent W. Reea received a masters degree in electrical engineering from Drexel University on June 13.

Patricia Sue Hazelwood m arried Wallace E. Holmes, March 21.

Lt. Robert F. MacCary reLt. James E. Moore cently completed the missile maintenance officer course at the USA Missile and Munitions School, Redstone Arsenal, Ala. Lt. Albert L. Andzik, Jr., married Susanne Marie Y an dura, April 4. The couple is living in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Sharon Catherine Fischer married Michael Paul, February 7. Sharo n is teaching at Our Lady of the Rosary School in Dayton.

SP/4 Gary E. Prevo received the Army Commendation Medal while serving with the 25th In fan try Division near Tay Ninh, Vietnam. Gary earned the award for meritorious service as a mail clerk with Company D, 4th Battalion of the division 's 9th Infantry.

F irst child, J ohn F., to Mr. and Mrs. J ohn DeFrancisco (Linda Malvasi), April 19, 1969. The family is residing in Durham , No. C. William J. Macauley has been named to the post of Communications Editor at Ethicon, Inc., world's largest manufacturer of surgical sutures and allied medical products. His responsibilities include the editorship of the two Ethicon plant publications and special assigned internal communications projec ts. Bill, his wife, Marianne, and daughter, Christine, reside in Somerset, N.J. Carol Ann Urban married Richard J . R oberts, April 11.

Carol is teaching second grade in the North Olmsted (0.)

City Schools.

Ensign John G. Chicken m arried Rita Jean Surniak, November 1, 1969. The couple is living in Norfo lk, Va. Laura C. Herrmann is a social services analyst with the New York Department of Social Services in Syracuse. She received her master of social work degree from the State U. of New York at Albany on June 7.

Frank J. Wenzke married Kathleen Lois Juhasz, June 27.

Kathleen is a research bi ologist with Abbott Laboratories in North Chicago.

Charlene Patricia Carroll married William B. Wheeler, June 27.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. T homas M. Columbus (Suzanne Taylor), June 9.

Cynthia Louise Gels is an accounting clerk with H orwath & Horwath in Chicago.

James G. Wurtz is employed by General Electric in Evendale, 0.

Lowell E. Shepler is manager of systems-procedures for LaSalle-Deitch Company and living in Osceola, Ind. He and his wife, Nancy, have three children - Margo, Brian, and Bruce.

David F. Borchers married Kathleen Frances Wolf, June // 27. Dave is a fin ancial specialist with NCR. James N . Krause married Deborah Ann .. Svec '69,

February 2. "Jim is working as a production foreman at Charles T aylor Sons Company in South Shore, Ky. I hope to ge t a teaching job at the branch university in Portsmouth ." The couple is living in Wheelersburg, 0.

Richard E. Dwight, Jr., married Patricia Ann Kelly, June 27. Dick is a medical student at the Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine.

John R. Downes is an engineer with Buckeye Steel in Columbus, 0. J ohn was married to Carla Lee Peddicord on November 22, 1969.

Robert L. Opalek married Susan Hobbs, May 16. Bob is working in the Personnel office at NCR. Michael J. Bridgewater received his mas ters in experimental psych ology from Miami U. in July.

Andrew E. Szucs was promoted to Sgt. on May 1. He is currently serving with the Audio/Visual branch of the USAF orientation group at WP AFB. He received the USAF Commendation Medal recently for service as a radio broadcaster while assigned to the 3646th Pilo t Training Wing at Laughlin AFB, Texas.

T h e citat i on r ea d i n part," ... in addition to being a writer and assistant editor of the b ase newspaper, Airman Szucs was instrumental in planning, establishing and producing six weekly radio shows on th.ree Andrew E. Szucs local civilian radio stations."

Daniel M. Waddick married Linda Cristina Vasquez '69, June 20. " Dan will receive his MBA from Indiana University in June and will be working fo r Peat, Marwick & Mitchell, CPA's, in Chicago. We will be residing in Chicago until February when Dan will en ter active du ty as a second lieutenant in Army Intelligence."

Lt. John T. Manclark has been awarded USAF silver pilot wings upon graduation at Randolph AFB, Texas. J ohn is assigned to Nakhon Phanom Royal Th ai AFB, Thailand, for flying duty in the A-lE Skyraider attack bomber. He is serving with the 56th Special Operations Wing, a unit of the Pacific Air Forces.

Patricia Ann Buonocore is an assistant buyer at Saks Fifth Avenue.

Dennis F. Serio became a Captain with the USA on May 31 and teaches combat intellige nce at Fort Holabird, Md. Mrs. Serio is the former Mary Susan Dittrich.

Gerald F. Simpson is an engineer at WP AFB. He received his MS in civil engineering from the U. of Illinois this year.

Monika Maria Reitzug married Edward A. Leonard, June 20. Monika writes, "Ed attended UD for two years and is at the U. of Illinois presently working on his Doctor of Ve terinary Medicine degree. I am employed by the U. of Illinois Plant Path ology Department as a research assistant."

Raymond C. Hess married Nancy J ean Russell , May 30.

First child, son, to Dian e and Robert W. McRaven, May 15.

F irst child. Kristin Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Th omas ].

Victorine (Mary Janice Plummer), April 5. The family is residing in Westmont, 111.

First child. John Kenneth, to Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Molnar (Lorraine Sweeney), November 18, 1969. T he Molnar's are statio ned in Ludwigsburg, Germany.

Brian A. Murphy was in Penn Mutual Insurance Company's advertisement in LOOK magazine in March as a $1,000,000 seller of insurance.

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Lt. Thomas F. Grennan married Kathleen Lowery, February 7. Tom is a member of the USMC stationed at Quantico, Va. Daniel A. Maschino has been promoted to sergeant in the USAF. Dan is a personnel specialist at McConnell AFB, Kansas, and is assigned to a unit of the Tactical Air Command which provides combat units for air support of U.S. ground forces.

First child, Laura Jean , to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Tarris (Margaret White), January 24.

Thomas A. Matthews, Jr., is teaching at the Dayton Art Institute; his wife, Anita Halpin Matthews '69, is teaching at Roth H.S. Daniel G. Hobbs, former housing field representative with Dayton's Human Relations Council, has been appointed program coordinator in the City Demonstration Agency which monitors the Model Cities program for city hall. Dan returned to Dayton from Cleveland where he had been an intern in the office of Mayor Carl Stokes. The internship was sponsored by the American Political Science Association and was part of a doctorate program at Case Western Reserve U. Dan was married to Maria Socorro Carrion on April 4.

M. Abigail Harrison had an article published on Flannery O'Connor in Studies in Short Fiction. She is studying for her masters degree at Iowa U. Deanne Louise Ward is a grad student at Bowling Green State U. Airman James B. Kerr "just completed personnel specialist course at Keesler AFB, Biloxi, Miss. Now at Lowry T echnical Training Ce.nter in Denver, Colo."

Lt. Walter F. Fitzgerald, Jr., received the Army Commendation Medal while serving with the Fourth Infantry Division near Pleiku, Vietnam . The award was presented on December 5.

Suzanne Louise Beecroft is serving the Malay sian government in the Peace Corps. " The school I teach in is the Malaysian equivalent of a junior high school, all girls; teaching is a bit difficult but I teach all in English though I speak Bahasa Malaysia. My home is very near the capital city. We have a very liberal vacation schedule so I just came back fr om a long vacation in Thailand and Cambodia.

Haven't seen any snow in two years. The diet, of course, is rice and the curries here are really delicious. My two years are up in November and I'll be heading home."

Richard T. Fox is attending the College of Optometry at Ohio State University.

Lt. Michael J. Hogan is chief of the quality assurance fin ance and accounting division at Sandia Base, New Mexico.

Bernadine A. Unewitz is teaching third grade at Nativity School in Washington, D.C. Lt. William J. Brownsberger is stationed in Vietn am until December 1970; Lt. Richard B. Hoke until February, 1971.

Lt. Arthur J. Heiles com pleted a 16-week helicopter pilot course at the Army Primary Helicopter Sch ool, F t.

Wolters, Texas, in January. He is now undergoing advanced flight training at Hunter Army Airfield, Ga. Cheryl Ann Wych is a medical technologist at Parm a (0.)

Community Hospital.

Joyce Schroeder Gerdeman is a special education teacher at Garfield Elementary in Lima, 0. J oyce was married to Wayne C. Gerdeman on August 1.

Joseph A. Gormley is a craps dealer at Sahara-Tahoe and living in Stateline, Nevada.

Virginia Frances Monte ,married R obert Edward Langevin, October 18. The .e"ouple is residing in Aurora, Colorado.

It sounds like an all UD football coaching staff at Martin County High School in Stuart, Florida. Head coach Gary J. Preisser '68 has hired two assistant coaches - Donald R. Havas '68 and R. James Place, Jr. '69. Good luck and have a great season!

James E. Venezia is Assistant Field Director for the American Red Cross in Norfolk. Va. John C. McPhillips married Marilyn L. Gates, August 9, 1969. John is a facility engineer with Monsanto Research in Miamisburg, 0.

Joseph M. Alfano married Susan May Howard, December 28. Joe is a superintendent with the Gilbane Building Company and the couple is residing in Wantagh, N.Y. Judith M. Besanceny has been teaching at the 11th Avenue School in Columbus but has taken a leave of absence to study for her masters at OSU. Darlene F. Preski is teaching at St. Edward High in Elgin, Ill. Peter A. Stroble has been released from the US Army and is with the Ohio Bell Telephone Company. Pete and his wife, Nancy, will celebrate their second wedding anniversary on July 5.

Wilbur D. Bridenbaugh, Jr., is a staff assistant at Southern Illinois University. He and his wife, Tonia, have two children - Greg and Stephanie.

Lt. Robert H. Thomas is with the US Arm y at the National Security Agency , Ft. Meade, Md. Bob and his wife, Karen, will celebrate their second wedding anniversary on November 2.

L. Michael Heglin was one of a few General Electric Evendale engineers and scientists honored on Evendale Engineers' Recognition Day f or outstanding technical a chievements and service during 196 9 and for outstanding community service during the year as well. Mike, a manufacturing engineer, manu fa cturing application process development, Adva n c e Manufacturing and R esources Planning Operation. received a Young Engineer Award and was cited for his creative application of laser characteristics and the L. Michael Heglin' development of a high-speed micro drill process. He is married to Sue Hatcher of Cincinnati.

John S. Juergensen is an E nglish teacher with the Way ne T ownship Schools. J ohn is living in Medway. 0.

Carol Ann Haydu is head of the accounting department at McDonald's and is living in Alhambra, Calif.

Michael A. Campo is a student at the University of Rome's Medical School.

Robert J. Agostinelli was promoted to Arm y sergeant in December while serving as a legal clerk in Hqs. Co., 5th Battalion, 7 th Cavalry, of the First Cavalry Div. n ear Song Be, Vietnam. Bob holds the Air Medal and the Combat Infantryman Badge.

Ralph W. Stromenger married Lela Faye Vice, J anuary 25.

Carol A. Uroan is a second grade teacher in the North Olmsted (0.) Schools.

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Pierre A. Kleff, Jr., Kettering (0.) trade association executive, is one of eight business and professional people from around the U.S. who toured the Republic of South Africa in February. Sponsored by the South African government, the men visited most major centers including Pretoria, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban , the Transkei, and the Kruger Game Preserve. Numerous briefings were held with a cross-section of people of differing political views, racial origins, vocations, and backgrounds.

Joy Mattingly is teaching third grade with the Sierra Vista Public Schools in Arizona.

Robert D. Pritchard is an engineer with A. J. Rose Manufacturing in Cleveland.

Elizabeth C. Gochnauer "for the past two-and-a-half years has been working with a national nursing home organization, Community Health Facilities, Inc., in the Controller's Office. During the last year I attended Johns Hopkins University for a degree in accounting. Being a sports fan I always follow Don May and Hank Finkel with their basketball and attend the games when they are in town." May is living in Baltimore, Md. Donna Marie Woodward married Ronald Derek Mumaw, December 11.

James A. Smith has been named controller for both Vibrodyne and Globe Safety Products in Dayton. He has varied accounting experience with large and small industry.

William D. Kussman has become marketing manager of the vibrating equipment produced and distributed by Vibrodyne, Inc. He had served as manager of distribution for a local firm.

Douglas M. Yeager has been named assistant to the vice presiden t of corporate industrial relations at NCR in Dayton. A former staff researcher for the Ohio Legislative Service Commission, he came to Dayton in 1959 as a staff researcher for Community Research, Inc. He joined NCR in 1961 as assistant to the director of community relations.

First child, Nicholas Carl, to Donna and Lt. Anthony J. Anzalone, Jr., August 14. Tony writes, "I reported for active duty at Fort Belvoir, Va., on January 25 and am enrolled in Class # 1 0 of The Engineer Officer Basic Course.

After graduation on April 3, I will be taking a 5-1/2-week equipment course at Ft. Belvoir and then I will be going to Airborne School at Ft. Benning, Ga. Sometime in August my family and I will be leaving for Germany where I will be until January, 1972."

Peter P. Deschner is a product engineer with General Cable Corporation in New York City.

Raymond W. Merkel, Jr., is a second-year law student at the U. of Cincinnati.

Thomas J . Van Dan Eizen is Eastern Regional Service Manager for API Instruments Company in Newtown Square, Pa. Tom and his wife, Kathleen, had th eir first child, Sarah Marie, on October 24.

Wayne L. Robke enlisted in the Navy for four years. He is now an A-K3 and on the accounting staff of the Commander of the Naval Air Pacific Fleet, Naval Air Station, North Island, San Diego.

Nicholas F. Stabile, Jr., is a professional service representative of the Wampole Laboratories Division of Denver Chemical in Colorado. He and his wife, Sandra, have a son, Nicholas F. III , who was born on March 4.

Lt. Mark E. Spilker has been awarded USAF silver pilot win gs upon graduation with honors at Vance AFB, Okla. He is now assigned to the 3615th Pilot Training Squadron at Craif AFB, Ala., as an instructor o n the T-38 Talon jet trainer aircraft.

Lt. Alan F. Zink is serving in Saigon, Vietn am, at the M.A.C.V. Intelligence Command Headquarters. He left on January 17 and on FebruLt. Mark E. Spilker ~ry 18 was promoted to first heutenant.

First child, Jacob Joseph , to Mr. and Mrs. George E. Rowan (Mary Margaret Sobieraj), April 15. Mary writes, "George is teaching, coaching and working on his masters at Eastern Michigan U. I am in my second year of law school at Detroit College of Law." William J. White is a sales representative with Xerox Corporation in Allentown, Pa. Bill and his wife, Linda, have a son, Joseph.

Kevin P. Nolan married Marianne Komarek on October 18, 1969, in Cleveland. Kevin writes, "I was recently promoted to Supervisor of the Art Production Department of American Greetings Corporation."

Sgt. David J. Kinkoff entered the USA on September 5, 1968, and in February , 1969, was sent to Vietnam. He served with the First Air Cavalry for three months and then was assigned to the Headquarters Office. He was awarded the Bronze Star, Air Medal, and Combat Infan tryman Badge. Upon return from Vietnam he left for Fort Benning, Ga., where he will be stationed until September. He plans to enter law school.

First child, Joseph Michael, to Pfc. and Mrs. Michael J. Hughes (Joanne Mathias), J anuary 4. Mike is stationed at Edgewood Arsenal, Md. Martin F. Hayburn is assistant account coordinator with the Insurance Company of North America in Philadelphia.

He and his wife, Clementine Barco Haybum '66, have two sons - Martin Eugene and Jason Michael, who was born on February 5.

Robert A. Nero received his masters degree from Michigan State in March and is now a systems analyst with Humble Oil Company in Houston, Texas. Mrs. Nero is the former Mary Jo Strozdas '69.

Daughter to Marjorie and Francis W. Timko, April 25.

TI grads - Harry E. Zubik, Jr., John F. Wysocki, James R. Wright, Carl A. Vitalbo, Jeffrey J. Sopko, Todd E. Schumann, John R. Schubert, Jr., Robert D. Pritchard, Roger D. Parker, Bernard R. McClung, Stephen M. Logan, Michael C. Kremer, Victor C. Koehler, John M. Heiberger, Jr., Gregory A. Harris, and Larry R. Ditmer - all received bachelor of technology degrees from UD in April.

Airman James F. Kucera married Patricia Donovan, June 6. Jim is stationed at Castle AFB and the couple is residing in Merced, Calif.

P. Kelly Downard is with the USA at Ft. Knox, Ky., until August of 1970.

Ruth Ann Siefker is a geologist with the Coast and Geodetic Survey tracing earthquakes. She is living in San Francisco.

Kathleen Alice Hopkins marriyd Edward Gary Webb, April 24. Kathleen is teaching eighth grade home economics at Truitt Junior High in Chesapeake, Va.

Charles L. Miller is a salesman with Dayto n Steel Corporation. Mrs. Miller is the form er Judith Ramsey '64.

MA degrees were awarded to John L. Lahey, Michael G. Keeney, Gerald T. Kandies, and Lynn Walker Mattingly; MBA degrees were awarded to Robert P. McClintock and Gregory P. Tarris; masters in education to Richard F. Brass, Gerard J. Sasson, Barbara Jane Pier, and William P. Shula, Jr. ; masters in mechanical engineering to John J. Kramer; 39

and a masters in engineering management to Stephen J. Daner - at UD's April graduation ceremonies. Associate degree holder, Nancy Louise Zinck, received her bachelor of education degree.

John E. McSorley has completed his second year in law school at Wayne State U. His wife, Judith Olsen McSorley '6 7, writes, "I have just completed my masters in education at Wayne State. John has been elected to the Editorial Board of Moot Court and the Board of Directors for the Free Legal Aid Clinic for the 1970-1971 school year."

Camille F. Balawejder is a home economics teacher with the Baldwin-Whitehall School District and living in Pittsburgh, Pa. Formerly Camille had been a home economist with Equitable Gas Company.

William J. Drerup has been promoted to the tool and machinery purchasing department of Delco Moraine Division, GMC. Lt. (JG) Gary L. Suarez has returned from Vietnam and is a battalion commander in the recruit training center, Naval Training Command, San Diego, California.

Richard R. Ebinger is a security analyst (stocks and bonds) for the Cleveland Trust Company. " Attending John Marshall Law School." Dick earned his MBA from the U. of Detroit last year.

Gary L. Zillich married Marlene Kay Hurwitz, June 6.

Patricia M. Morris is teaching home ec at Willingboro (N.J.) Memorial Junior High.

Thomas Burke m arried Joan Louise Stell '69, May 2.

Tom is a career development trainee with American Fletcher National Bank in Indianapolis. Joan is teaching sixth grade in the Indianapolis Public School System.

Ellen Marie Martin married Captain Paul A. Shahady, June 20.

Frank P. Gebhart married Mary Lou Brinck '70, June 20.

Kathleen Marie Corley married Kenneth Charles Leibrock, June 20. The couple is living in Day ton.

John M. Lusa is an account executive with Niefeld, Paley & Kuhn, Inc., in Chicago. John and his wife, Marilyn, have two children - Holly and Bradley.

Mary Beth Schindler is an acturarial trainee with Travelers Insurance. She is living in Hartford, Conn.

Thomas E. Schmitt is a medical student at Ohio State. Tom was married to Jacqueline Marie L'Heureux '69 , June 13. She is teaching at Bishop Hartley High in Columbus.

Lt. Timothy P. Killeen has been awarded USAF silver pilot wings upon graduation at Laredo AFB , Texas. Tim is now assigned to Hill AFB, Ut a h, to fly the B-57 Canberra tactical bomber with the 4677th Defense Lt. Timothy P. Killeen Systems Evaluation Squadron.

John F. Kieran, Jr., is an industrial engineer in Chicago for Wisconsin Steel Works, a subdivision of ln ternational Harvester.

Jeffrey A. Gray is a sales engineer with DeLaval Turbine Inc. in Trenton, N.J. Jeff was married to Lynn Barbara Reily on November 28.

Michael P. Higgins is an accountant with Main Lafrentz & Company in Hempstead, N.Y. Robert C. Hunderfund is an account executive-copy writer with Selvin & Jaffe Advertising in Hackensack, N.J. "Will start in September '70 at Fairleigh Dickenson U. for MBA. " Stephen G. Auer married Ann Katherine Slater, February 6. Steve 'is a professional skier in Gaylor, Mich.

The couple is residing in Dayton, however.

Harry G. Holcombe, until recently a senior project engineer in the Product Safety Coordination Section, has been named a staff assistant on the corporate personnel staff. He is working out of the GM's Salaried Placement Section in Detroit. He is recruiting students from colleges and universities across the country and is representing GM at some twelve Negro colleges in the U.S. David D. Farina is with NCR in Dayton. Dave and his wife, Ann, celebrated their second wedding anniversary on June 1.

William F. Wodrich is with Hyster Company and living in Dan ville, Ill. Robert E. Mills II is a guidance counselor for Immaculate Conception Parish in Celina, Ohio Gregory J. Kiener is an industrial engineer with Square D Company in Lexington, Ky. Lt. Charles W. Minnis, Jr., married Lynn Marie Lester, February 21. He is a pilot trainee with the USAF at Laredo AFB, Texas.

Lt. Patricia Ann Petree married Lt. Malcolm Eugene Melton, February 14. The couple is living in Anniston, Ala. Robert A. Yoppolo is an industrial engineer with Square D Company in Oxford, 0.

Robert J. Stang is with Packard Electric Division, GMC, in Warren, 0. Bob and his wife, Rose Marie, celebrated their second wedding anniversary on July 29.

John W. LaPorte has been promoted to airman first class in the USAF. John is an information specialist at Ellsworth AFB, S. D. with the 821st Combat Support Group.

Jerry A. Wones, a management analyst for the city of Dayton for the past year, has resigned to take a job as administrative assistant to the city manager of Charlotte, N.C. John F. Brugger is with General Electric Company in Evendale, 0 .

Mary Joan Nickol is teaching at Julienne High in Day ton.

George D. Goede! is working towards his Ph.D. degree at Southern Illinois U ... he and his wife, Gail, have two children - Kathleen Elizabeth and Christine Theresa, who was born on J anuary 5.

J. Patrick Bell married Mary Elizabeth O 'Donnell, December 29. Pat is a manageme nt trainee with Fifth Third Ban k in Cincinnati, 0.

William C. Armbruster married Judith Ann Bednorz '67, Ap ril 27, 1968. Judy is a contract negotiator with the USAF at WPAFB ; Bill is an accountant with Ernst & Ernst in Day ton.

1969 John C. Adams is working for DuPont and living in Wilmington, Delaware.

Edward R. Smith married Margaret Frances Ball, December 27. Both are teaching in the Plainview (N.Y. ) School Syste m.

Robert A. Woodward is teaching at St. Bernad ette's in Rocky River, 0.

Ronald J. Mahoney ts a tield Mutual in Cleveland.

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Francis J . Grasso married Alice Marie Meyers, April 4.

The couple is living in Stamford, Conn.

Richard M. Perrotta married Merrily Jeanette Rankin '68, May 3 , 1969. Dick is a staff auditor with Arthur Andersen & Company in Chicago.

Ensign Michael Kelly writes, "On March 13, I was commissioned Ensign USNR. In traveling with the U.S.S. C oontz (DLG-9), I have visited Saesebo, Yokuska, and T okyo, J apan, Okinawa and now Subic Bay and Manila in the Republic of the Phillipines."

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Honingford (Linda Sims '67), March 26.

Barbara Kay Weber married UD senior, Theodore J. Nelson II , November 8.

Barbara is a department manager with Elder-Beerman in Centerville.

Ensign Michael Kelly John R. Palmer married Kimberly Ann Costin, May 24, 1969. John is working as a systems analyst for Hughes Aircraft Company and is attending graduate school at the U. of Southern California.

He hopes to have his masters degree in computer science in the summer of '71. Kim is teaching sixth grade for the Tustin Elementary School District and will be attending sch ool this summer at Calif. State doing grad work. " It looks as though John's work for Hughes may take us up to San Francisco within the next year. " Airman Dennis E. Dieterle has received his fust USAF du ty assignment after completing basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas. He has been assigned to a unit of the Air Training Command at Laredo AFB, Texas, for training and duty in th e transportation fie ld.

John W. Coletta married Barbara Lee ~ahn, April 4.

John is teaching in th e Plainfield (N.J.) School System.

Linda Kay Spilker is teach- Airman Dennis E. Dieterle ing in Chicago, Ill. Mary Elizabeth Wingerter is teaching social studies at Ursuline Academy in Cincinnati.

Michael F. Moore married Vivian Kay Lewis, February 14. Mike is with Libby-Owens Ford in T oledo, 0.

Kenneth I. Booher is general manager of the American Alarms Company in Indianapolis, Ind. Ken and his wife, Mitzi, have two children - Kirk and Kayla.

Robert A. Dittler married Janny Auen , Augu st 22, 1969.

Bob is a grad assistant at Duquesne U. Anthony R. Kowalczyk is a dental student at the U. of Illin ois. He was married to Linda Momsen on August 2, 1969.

Mary Aileen Flynn is a computer programmer with Sears, R oebuck and Company in Chicago.

William J. Wildenhaus married Barbara Ann Marker, J anuary 3. Bill is teaching in the Napoleon (0.) City Schools.

Lt. Col. William F. Murley, professor of military science at UD, has assumed the duties as Director of Safety and Service for the City of Vandalia, 0 . He retired from the U.s .. Arm y on February 28 after twenty-two years of serv1ce.

Richard E. Kaucher is a chemical lab compounder with Firestone in Noblesville, Ind. He is also quite active in Junior Achievement and is advisor of the companysponsored Noblesville JA unit.

Garry K. McGuire is an officer training candidate with the USAF at Lackland AFB , Texas.

M. Karen Connors is teaching with the Franklin County Schools and studying at Ohio State.

Darlene Gene Thornhill married UD senior, James Edward Potterton, Jr., March 20.

Joseph A. Fahy, Jr., is teaching at Holy Spirit High in Ventnor, N.J. Joe was married on February 21.

Howard B. Lieberman married Judith D. Bernstein, J anuary 4, 1969. He is a doct oral student at the U. of Maine.

Airman John R . Steigerwald has received his first USAF duty assignment after completing basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas. J ohn has been assigned to Dover, AFB, Delaware, fo r training and duty in the transportation field.

Michael F. Dempsey is with the Mon'tgomery County Welfare D epartme nt.

Marianne Pickrel married David E. McCrabb, J r., March 21. The couple is living in Airman John R. Steigerwald Columbus and Marianne is doing substitute teaching.

Anthony C. Leonard is a designer with Nuclear Service and Construction in Camden, N.J. Joseph D. Schmidt married Sandra Lee Bertoni, J uly 5, 1969.

Dennis E. Bell is pizza chief at Grenata's in Berkeley, Calif. " Will seek MA at the U. of Cali forn ia at Santa Barbara."

Joseph A. Gottbrath, Jr., married Janet Marie Guess, May 24, 1969. J oe is a Private in the USA stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky. T he Gottbrath's have a daughter, Tera Suzanne, who was born on February 21.

John P. Hegman is a member of the USAF at McConnell AFB, Kansas.

Lt. and Mrs. Daniel T. Doherty (Karen Fletcher) have moved five times in the past eight months. "Dan ny is stationed at the Army Security Agency Field Station (Taiwan) and we expect to be here about two years. By the way, m y mother, nee Ann a Mary O'Brien, was one of the

Henry E. Mannella is an electronic technician with Zerox in Webster, N.Y. Henry served four months at Ft. Polk, La., National Guard.

Donald C. Scanlon is teaching seventh and eighth grade general music with the North Babylon (N.Y.) Public Schools.

Kathleen M. O'Neill is a medical technologist at the Carle Clinic in Urbana, Ill. " Will attend grad school in the fall of this year."

Richard J. Harris is with the U.S. Army Air Defense School at Ft. Bliss, Texas.

Lt. Frank J . Montana III writes, "A week before I was to graduate from Officer Communication School, my orders to Vietnam were canc;flled. I'm now stationed at Camp LeJeune, N.C., WO}'King in the 8th ,Communication Battalion which is part ofF orce Troops."

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girls pictured in the last ALUMNUS. Lt. Frank Danowski '68 and his wife Sally (Meredith) '68 are here also."

Vincent E. Sacksteder III married UD student, Bernadette Lou ise Miller, December 27.

Tl grads - James R. Zewe, John P. Zehler, David Z. Winters, Glenn W. Watterson, Jr., Ronald A. Walker, Charles M. Van Dongen, William H. Robinson, Maurice B. Rivers, Dennis R. Riehle, Stephen J. Riebling, N. David Noe, Dean R. Mitchell, Charles E. Merrill, Robert E. Maloy, Raymond D. McMahon, Richard G. Marron, Fred L. Lotzoff, Richard S. Lech, Douglas J. Lammers, Thomas J. King, John E. Kadas, Laymon D. Johnson, Jr., Thomas R. Isgro, Dennis P. Gabinelli, Robert A. Francis, Carl M. Dossier, Sabino V. DeRogatis, Donald R. Demming, Frank M. Cerchiaro, Edward H. Calmus, and Ronald W. Burk - all received bachelor of technology degrees at UD 's April graduation.

Curtis A. Guild has been commissioned a second lieu tenant in the USAF upon graduation from OTS at Lackland AFB, T exas. He is now assigned to Moody AFB, Ga., fo r pilot training.

Peter P. Dugovics married Maureen Ruth Diemert, May 2. He is studying for his BT at UD. Joseph F. Ferrall married Lorraine Marie Hulsen, April 26. Joe is a process engineer with Texaco, Inc., in Westville, N.J .

Andrew J. Mizia married Suzanne Phillips, May 2. He is a test engineer with Duquesne Curtis A. Guild Light Company in Pittsburgh, Pa. Michael F. Krietemeyer married Mary Teresa Krumholtz '70, May 30.

Thomas R. Bolles is a designer in the plastics and hydrocarbon section of The Dow Chemical Company. Tom and his wife, Joyce, have a daughter, Jennifer Dawn, who was born on April 2. The Bolles are residing in Midland, Michigan. Tom received his BA with a major in economics from Saginaw Valley College in April.

Teresa Ruth Roland married William J oseph Scholl, May 16. Teresa is teaching at Holy Spirit School in Columbus, 0.

Edwin J. Maloney III is teaching third grade at St. J oan of Arc School in St. Clair Sh ores, Mich. Ed was married to JoAnn Strunc on August 9, 1969.

Maryann M. Bresnan is a stewardess with Delta Airlines from O 'Hare Field in Chicago.

Patricia Ann Spiegel is a grad assistant at Miami U. in the biology department.

Carol Ann Mattingly is a home ec teacher at Deer Park H.S. in Cincinnati, 0.

Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hochanadel (Susan Baumann '67), May 4.

Michael L. McGrady married Shirley Marie Wessels, May 16.

Scott L. Rueckel married Barbara Kay Bartley, May 23.

Linda J. Kessen is working in personnel fo r Metropolitan Life in New York City. " My j ob consists of developing training materials for various areas of the company and, also, teaching in a special work-study program for the hard-core."

Mary Kathryn Burns married Captain Robert A. Morin, Jr. , April 3. " We are presen tly living in Baltimore, Md., while Bob attends the Military Intelligence Officers Advanced Cou rse. We will only be here until the end of September. About a week ago, saw Lt. James Matre, presen tly stationed at Ft. Holabird. He is taking a quick Vietnam course and is due to go overseas in July (I think)."

Philip V. Montagno married Mary Jo Martin, May 23.

T he couple is residing in Iselin, N.J. Lt. Robert J. Brinkman, Jr., has completed the mechanical maintenance officer course at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., and is now stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky. Lt. Donald E. Rupert has completed a sixteen-week helicopter pilot course at the Army Primary Helicopter Sch ool, F t. Wolters, T exas. He is now undergoing advanced flight training at the Army Aviation School, Ft. Rucker, Ala. /

Francis G. Cespino married Betty J ean Schmiesing, April 11.

Airman William J. Brooks has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, T exas, and has been assigned t o Lowry AF B, Colo., for training in the munitions and weapons maintenance field.

George J. Putzek III is s t a t io n e d a t Ft. S am Houston, Texas.

Douglas G. Mattis is sen ior tech nical aid with the Bell Telephone Lab in Allentown, Pa. Son, Adam James, to Mr. and Mrs. J ames E. Ireton (Mary Hosfeld), in April.

Lt. James J. Quashnock Airman William J. Brooks m arried Kathryn Ann Blum '70, April 24. The couple is residing in Fairfield, Califo rnia.

Robert J. Fink m arried Gretchen Marie Koverman, May 1.

Gary W. Doll married Cheryl Mozelle Barron, April 18.

Gary is with the UD Research Institute.

Seunggi Paik is a Ph.D. candidate at Southern Illinois University (government department).

Eugenia Lynn Smith m arried Gregory Hall Lawren ce, April 18. She is secretary to the merchandise manager of Rike's.

A1C John W. Reddersen marri e d Paula 路 Suzanne Greene, April i 8. J ohn is stationed at F orbes AFB and the couple is residing in Wakarusa, Kansas.

Charles T . Farkas m arried J ean Muelhbeier, February 28. He is a studen t at th e U. o f C a li fo rn ia a t Santa Barbara.

Benjamin W. Mierzejewski married Patricia Ann Smith, August 23, 1969. " I have Benjamin W. Mierzejewski completed one year of teaching at Norwalk (Conn.) Senior High School and will shortly be entering the U.S. Army, reporting for basic training at Fort Sil~. O kl a."

Paul R Wick married Janet Wray Shaughnessy ' 70, April 25.

Donald E. Ragon, Jr.; is a member of the USA at Ft. 42

Ord, Calif. Don was married to Karen Louise Welch on July 5, 1969.

Gail Frances DeFord is an analyst for Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati.

Charles J. Nietubicz, Jr., married Victoria Jolene Butcher, May 2.

Thomas R. Wagner married Sandra Carey, December 27, 1969.

Steven J. Laubacher is a grad student at Duquesne U. Roy A. Hovey was recently promoted to the rank of Major in the USA.

John F. Kieran, Jr., is a project engineer with the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant at Burlington.

C. Francis Ball married Dianne Marie Anders, June 13.

He is with the UD Research Institute.

Timothy J . Thornton is an editor with Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N.J. PFC. Craig C. Brooks is stationed at Ft. Myer, Virginia, until October of 1971.

Maria E. Oria is a customer representative with NCR. Margaret Ann Jung is teaching home ec and English with the Springfield (0.) Board of Education at Schaefer Junior High.

Ralph E. Eakle married Carol Ann Nartker, June 6.

Thomas J. Meyer married Virginia Kaye Stewart, May 23.

Joyce E. Westerheide is teaching at Holy Angels High in Sidney, 0.

Lt. Mark Holland married Anna Beth Nichols, June 13.

The couple is residing in Washington, D.C. Lt. Michael E. Velten married Dianne Wydock, February 28. The couple has an APO New York address until May of 1972.

Gary P. Leach married Eunice Irene Anderson, May 2.

Gary is a patrolman with the Suffolk (N.Y.) County Police Department.

Edward D. Jewell married Martha Jane Reed '70, June 13. Martha is teaching at Maine West H.S., Wilmette, Ill. Ed is a grad student at Northwestern.

Robert 0. Bowman, Jr., married Ann Cecilia Donovan '70, June 13. The Bowman's are living in Woodstock, Ill. Gregory E. Eberenz married Mary Elaine Storck '70, June 13. Greg is teaching at St. Charles School; Mary is a medical technologist at St. Elizabeth Medical Center.

Stan Bulugaris has been elected Vice President of the brand new Greater Miami Valley Wrestling Association.

Mike A. Pawluk married Rose-Marie Sywan, June 5.

Mike was employed as a teller at Seamens Bank in New York City during the summer. He is working for his bachelor degree at UD. John C. Flatter married Mary Louise McDonald, June 13. The couple is teaching in Dayton.

Barry L. Chmiel is manager of the new Eastview IGA Market in Medway, 0.

Jeffrey A. Stilger is with NCR testing and research. He and his wife, Elizabeth, had their first child, Rachel, on November 23, 1969.

David A. Stark is with Heider & Heider in Xenia, 0.

Russell A. Paterra is a financial analyst with Westinghouse Corporation in the astronuclear lab in Large, Pa. Kathleen A. O'Brien is a social science analyst with the District of Columbia government in the Department of Corrections.

First child, Amy Kathleen, to Sharon and Lt. Robert J .

Brinkman, Jr., May 31. The Brinkman's are stationed at Ft. Kno , Ky .

Shannon, Janie and the Genie Shannon McGarry, '69, is currently a television star in Dayton. She portrays J anie in the children's show, Janie and the Genie, every Saturday on Station WLW-D, Channel 2.

The lovely young miss is an August, 1969, graduate of UD with a masters of arts in history. She received her bachelor of arts degree in 1968 from Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa.

Nancy Ann Niehaus married Thomas E. Koeninger, May 30. Nancy is an interior decorator with Buckeye Home Furnishings in Cincinnati.

Lt. G. William Cheney and his wife, Judith Moskowitz Cheney, are living in Berlin, Germany. Bill is with the 287th MP Company.

Steven J. Coleman is a project engineer with ThermoElectron Corporation in Waltham, Mass. Mrs. Coleman is the former Kathleen Ferron.

Darvin L. McCloud is with Monsanto in St. Louis. He and his wife, Donna, had their first child, Lore Ann, November 27, 1969.

Kenneth J. Novak married Anne Marie Pacileo, May 23.

Ken is with the Sanford Rose Employment Agency.

Gregory T. Garland is with the engineering department of Duriron in Dayton.

Frederick W. Brown is an electrical engineer with T exas Instruments. He and his wife, Juanita, are living in Austin, Texas. / Susan Marie Henz married Thomas Francis Sab.<Y, May 23. The couple is residing in Mound, Minn.

Roger S. Brown, W.F., writes, "After graduating I spent the summer in Union County, N.J., working in the Recreational Therapy Department of a large hospital for the chronically ill. In September I went to Washington, D.C., for my novitiate with the "White Fathers" and spent nine months there with twelve other WF novices from various countries. We had an Englishman , an Irishman, three Spaniards, three Americans and five Canadians. Two of them were John B. DeCoste and Jules J. Goulet. We spent the year in Washington in the study and practice of the missionary community apostolate. Am spending the summer .at home in upstate New York. On September 3 John DeCoste, two other novices and I will be sailing for

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England on the Queen Elizabeth II. John and I have been assigned to London for our last four years of theology.

Jules has been assigned to the U. of Ottawa in Canada. John and I will be studying at a Catholic theology consortium in London and taking related courses at the U. of London. It is quite possible that we will not return to the u.s. until our studies are finished and we return to our hometowns to be ordained."

Lt. Allen F. Knecht is stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas.

David L. Gerdeman is an engineer with Dayton Electronic Products. Dave is working on his MS in engineering management at UD also.

Kathleen Marie Brannigan married UD student, Joseph Anthony Salgado, June 20. Kathleen is teaching at St. Joseph Commercial HS in Dayton.

Frank E. Burkiewicz received his MAin economics from the State U. of New York at Albany recently .

Thomas B. Gilson

Mary Kathryn Lake married William J. Prinke, Jr., May 23. The couple is living in Sunnyvale, Calif.

Paul F. Busch is Urban Renewal Director for the town of Newton, N.J. Joseph M. Ferguson married Elaine Agnes Murman, June 20. Joe is atte nding medical school at Ohio State; Elaine is teaching fifth grade at St. Agatha School.

Airman Edward J. Fruin married Donna Sue Taylor '70, June 27. Ed is stationed at Brooks AFB, Texas.

Judith Ann Miller married Eugene Carver, June 27.

Joseph D. Gural married Mary Elizabeth Staddon '70, June 27. The couple is living in Springfield, 0.

Kevin J. Wood married Rebecca Ann Smith, June 26.

Michael B. Smith is attending the Major Seminary of the Diocese of Cleveland - St. Mary's Seminary.

Laurence B. Hughes married Martha Louise Lamoureux '70, June 27.

Robert P. Lysobey married Marilyn Lois Graves, June 20. Bob is with the Humble Oil Company in Pittsfield, Mass.

Girard A. Perone is an electronics engineer with IBM in Junction, N.Y. David H. Yates married Patricia Marie Garvin, June 20.

Pat is teaching in the Columbus (0.) Public Schools; Dave is a grad student in chemistry at OSU. Donald J. Skiba married Mary Kathryn O'Malley '70, December 27, 1969. Don is an engineer with Penn Central and the couple is residing in Hickory Hills, Ill. Marilyn Louise Kelly is a ninth-grade English teacher at Lawrence High, Falmouth, Mass.

Lt. Richard L. Nosse is stationed in finance in New J ersey.

Kevin P. Maloney is with the advertising department of the Washington Post.

Mary Ann Brody married AI Angio, January 17. The couple is living in Chicago.

Dennis W. Coston married Suzanne Barbara Cordner, June 6. Dennis is an engineer with the Texas Instruments Company and the couple is residing in Dallas.

Jon A. Bloyd married Mary Monica Hill, June 20. Jon is vice president of sales with Aero-Metric Inc., in Dayton.

John P. Sferro, Jr., is teaching English in the Vandalia (0.) City Schools. John was married to Alice Marie Ledel on December 27, 1969.

James F. Kline married Kathie Fallon, June 20. Jim is a pre-dental student at Moravian College. The couple is living in Whitehall, Pa. Michael E. Geron married Carol Ann Schoch, July 4.

Mike is a medical student at Creighton U. Cathy L. Hook is teaching at Indian Riffle Junior High.

Charles J. Raymond married Judith Ann Pero '70, June 13.

John B. Mullin is a claims adjuster with Travelers Insurance in Dayton. He and his wife, Darlene Chivers Mullin '67, have a daughter, J ennifer.

Joseph J. Chmiel received an MS degree in statistics from Stan fo rd U. and is currently serving as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Public Health Service assigned to the National Air Polution Control Administration in Cincinnati.

Having passed the qualifying exams, Jay plans to resume doctoral studies at Stanford after completing two years with the Public Health Service.

Ellen Lee Dickinson m arried Richard Thomas Haacke, July 11. The couple is living in Latham, New York . .

John H. Amos married Victoria Lynn Campbell, June 27.

Mark A. Willhelm married J anice Marie Finch, July 11.

Mark is with Dayton Tire and Rubbef Company 's branch in Middletown, 0.

Garry K. McGuire

Thomas B. Gilson and Garry K. McGuire have been commissioned secon d lieutenants in the USAF upon graduation from OTS at Lackland AFB, Texas. Tom is now assigned to Moody AFB, Ga., for pilot training; G arry to Sheppard AFB, Texas, for pilot training.

Barbara Ann Redden married Stevan Frank Pitt!, June 20. Barbara is teaching at Immaculate Conception School in Dayton.

Joseph V. Munna is a Major in the USAF stationed in the ROTC department as commander at Fordham U. He and his wife, Frances, have five children.

Bruce F. Wadas married Belinda Ann Bonnot, June 13.

Bruce is teaching at St. Jam es Junior High in Arlington Heights; Belinda is a staff accountant with Ernst & Ernst in Chicago.

Lawrence J . Maslanka married Kathleen Mary Prosek, August 16, 1969. Kathy is teaching in the Rochester (N.Y.) Catholic School System.

Bruce T. Gorman married Shelley Irvin, Jun e 20. Bruce is employed by Dayton Steel.

Robert A. Woodward married Nancy Louise Rogers, June 20. Bob is a biology teach er at Holy Redeem er School. The couple is residing in Wheaton, Md. Robert J . Gigante married Barbara Ann Lofino, June 20.

The couple is living in Ada, 0. , while Bob attends law school at Ohio North ern.

Regina Ann Romano m arried Gary K. Reynolds, May 16. " I am wo,rking as a technical librarian for General Atronics Corporation, a subsidiary of the Magnavox Company. My husband is also employed there. " William F . Wodrich, Jr., married Anne Pauline Niggles, August 8. Bill is with the Hyster Company and Anne is a medical technologistâ&#x20AC;˘ at Lake View Memorial Hospital in Danville, Ill. I

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Jvseph F. McLaughlin married Cheryl Cox, June 27. Joe is a physics and geometry teacher at Sacred Heart High in Pittsburgh and will attend U. of Pittsburgh this fall (M.A.T., Counselor Education) part time.

David J. Loftus is a loan officer with the Connecticut Bank and Trust Company. Dave and his wife, Patricia, live in East Hartford with their son, Brian.

Kenneth R. Moorman is an account executive with WHIO in Dayton. Ken and his wife, Mary, had their first child, Thomas Orion, on November 13, 1969.

Nicholas H. Neumann married Cheryl "Chris" Henley, June 6, 1969. He is with Frigidaire Division GMC. Charles P. Nicholas is a grad student at the U. of Pennsylvania. He and his wife, Carolann , celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary on September 4.

Levator Norsworthy, Jr., is attending grad classes at the U. of Cincinnati.

Susan Ellen Tito married Terence D. Oetzel, August 8, 1969. The couple is living in Dayton.

Attending Michigan State U. is Dennis J. Olszanski.

Thomas M. O'Mahony is teaching in the Dayton Public Schools and attending UD grad classes.

David A. O'Neill married Judy Ellen Browne, April 25.

David is with the USA at Fort Sill, Okla.

Mark S. Peltz is attending Syracuse U.; Jacqueline B. Petravage chose the U. of Wyoming.

Timothy M. Petrie is with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Company CPA's in Cleveland.

Paul E. Phillips is a grad stu den t at Michigan State U.; David J. Plazak at the U. of Florida.

Kenneth R. Pohlman is a staff accountant with Ernst & Ernst.

John M. Powitchko is a marketing consultant with Armstrong Cork Company, Lancaster, Pa. John H. Proud married Deborah Suzanne Wiese, January 3. He is working toward an MBA degree at UD. Kathleen Anne Quinn is teaching in the Dayton School System.

Marcus E. Rail is with the York (Pa.) Air Conditioning Company.

Terence S. Blind married Martha Ann Coleman on February 13. Terry is a management trainee at UCR and attending UD grad school.

Leonard J. Boehm is an engineer with Diamond Shamrock Chemical Company.

Michael W. Boesch is a computer programmer with Bailey Meter Company and attending grad school at Case Western Reserve U. Penny Ann Bokelman is a chemist with Owens-Corning Fiberglas in Granville, 0.

Frederick C. Boynton is attending law school at Valparaiso U.; Thomas C. Brewer at the U. Detroit.

Terrence F. Brady is an associate product engineer with B. F. Goodrich Chemical Company in North Olmsted, 0.

William L. Braun married Demetra Ann Calondis, May 10, 1969.

Lt. James M. Breen married Roseann Reynolds, May 16.

1970 1970 Mario Passudetti married Geraldine Anne Frisch, UD senior, June 6. Mario has been teaching at Precious Blood School.

Stephen J. Riebling married Kathaleen Owen, May 23.

Steve is an engineer with Eric Riebling Company Inc. in New York.

Michael J. Grady married Jeanne L. Finnin, May 23.

Mike is an accountant with Arthur Andersen in Washington, D.C. John F. Wysocki is a project engineer with Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati.

Robert J. Scarpa married Susan Edith Fenn, May 23.

Bob's summer employment was with Pepsi Cola. "Will enter USA through ROTC commission in October."

David E. Schleicher married Judith Virginia Barber, August 23, 1969.

First child, daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Fiore (Cynthia Evans '69), May 17.

David M. Duwel married Judith Eileen Hafer, June 6.

Dave is attending law school at Ohio State.

Gregory M. Kurr writes, 'I will be going into the Navy on June 27." Greg had been an auditor for Arthur Andersen & Company in Chicago.

Theodore V. Boze is employed by the B & 0 Railroad in Dayton.

Linda M. Carson is a dietician at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton.

William J. Myers is assistant systems analyst with Ohio Bell Telephone Company in Euclid, 0.

Robert F. Orth married Deborah Anne Smith, June 13.

Thomas J. King is process control engineer with OwensCorning Fiberglas in Huntingdon, Pa. William M. Weatherwax is a programmer with Babcock & Wilcox in Akron, 0.

John W. Gilson married Sharon Anne Eagan, May 23.

John is administrative assistant at the Dayton Police Academy.

Alfred D. Ampula married Carolyn Rita Montone, July 11. AI is band director at Chaminade High in Dayton.

Douglas G. McPeek married Patricia Barbara Brown, June 14, 1969. Doug is a grad student at Indiana U. Lorraine Tackett married Joseph 0. Miller III, November 26, 1969.

Michael D. Miller is a management trainee with Firestone.

David K. Mills married Ann Middleton, July 12, 1969.

Dave is a psychologist with the Dayton State Hospital.

Ennis F. Mills is with Cooper Realty.

Albert J. Morack, Jr., married Sandra Lynne Hazelwood, May 3, 1969. Al is with Arthur Andersen CPA's in Pittsburgh.

Michael J. Mulcrone is an auditor with Arthur Andersen Company in Chicago.

Robert W. Brinkmeyer, Jr., is attending grad school at Xavier U. Daniel T. Brooks married Cynthia Ann Wimmers, May 9.

Dan is an engineer with RCA in Boston.

David J. Brown is a junior assistant with Arthur Andersen & Compan y.

Thomas E. Burkhardt, Jr., is a staff accountant with Ernst & Ernst in Dayton.

Frederick S. Burkhart is a design engineer with Tex as Instruments and living in Dallas.

Sister Christine Ann Bums, F.M.l., is teaching at San Antonio (Tex.) Catholic School.

Charles J . Busta is enrolled in the Medii! journalism school at Northwestern U. Cora Shockey Calloway is teaching with the Dayton Board of Education.

Keith J. Caserta married Constance Elaine Malone, October 11, 1969. Keith is attending Michi~~;an State U. / David L. Coene married Connie Carlstedt, November 8, 1969.

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Gary A. Corsmeier married Linda Ann Dobrino, May 2.

He's attending UD grad school and working with IBM. Michael J. Deacon is with Arthur Andersen CPA's in Chicago.

Thomas P. DeFelice is with Touche, Ross & Company CPA's in Dayton. Tom and his wife,. Ann, celebrated their third wedding anniversary on July 28.

Kathleen M. DeWald is an applied statistics grad student at Purdue U.; Diane Marie Dieden is studying at Northwestern U.; Pamela Sue Diehl at Ohio State U. Daniel W. Dircksen married Debra Romie, June 14, 1969.

Thomas R. Dittrich is attending North Carolina State U. Marsha Lynn Hough married Mark Richard Donahue, August 2, 1969.

William J. Donovan is an assistant engineer with McGraw-Edison in Cannonsburg, Pa. David M. Duwel is a law student at Ohio State U.; David A. Folz at Georgetown U.'s Law Center.

Suzanne Louise Eismann is a student at the Dayton Art Institute.

Robert W. Ellis married Eileen Ann Borgstede, June 7 , 1969. The couple is living in Decatur, Georgia.

John W. Englert married Elaine Hauck, August 9, 1969.

Lynette E. Filips is a homemaking advisor with the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company.

George T. Flenner married Louise A. Recktenwald , May 27, 1968.

Suzanne Tobias Gambone and her husband, Christian M., will celebrate their second wedding anniversary on December 28.

Michael Gennett is studying at Ball State U. James L. Gerold married Eileen Mary O'Shea, August 9, 1969.

Edward J. Gilmore, Jr., married Clare Jane Knotts, August 30, 1969.

Robert J. Glaser, Jr., married Barbara Ann Roth, May 16.

Dennis B. Graf married Joann Bebb, April 18.

Mikel Ann Groezinger is teaching with the Columbus (0.) Board of Education and attending grad classes at Ohio State.

John P. Guggemos married Gloria Miranda on December 27, 1969. He is attending UD grad school.

Robert P. Gutmann is with Dayton Manufacturing. He and his wife, Nancy, celebrated their second wedding anniversary on July 27.

William G. Halloway, S.M. is teaching at St. Joseph H.S. in Cleveland and attending John Can:oll University.

Julie R. Hansen is a staff accountant with Haskins & Sells in Dayton. , George L. Haynes is an assistant buyer with J. C. Penney Company in New York.

Michael G. Healy married Mary J o Sisk on Decem her 27, 1969. Mike is media director for Parking Advertising in Dayton.

Michlene M. Heffernan is a grad student at Wroxton College in England.

Kenneth R. P.eindrichs is employed by the Heindrichs Machine Products Company in N.J. Edward J. Hinde IV is attending grad classes at Georgetown U. Richard W. Hornung is attending the U. of Kentucky.

Eugene G. Hovest is with the Hovest Transportation Inc. Penelope Jo Hudgins is .teaching in the Wayne Township Schools.

Marianne Elizabeth Hughes is a communications consultant with Illinois Bell Telephone Company.

Leslie Ann Kirchmer married UD student, Richard L. lann arino, December 20, 1969.

Son to Barbara and Michael A. Infantino, January 20.

Linda Persinger Innis and her husband, Don ald R., will celebrate their third wedding anniversary on J anuary 27.

Thomas P. Jagucki is a process engineer with Atlas Crankshaft in Fostoria, 0. Tom and his wife, Joyce, were married on July 6, 1968.

Arnelle Jackson is teaching with the Dayton Board of Education.

Thomas J. Janik is attending grad classes at the U. of Buffalo; Donald W. Jehn is attending UCLA. David J. Johnson married Sharon Marie Carroll, August 8, 1969. Dave is with the Cadillac Car Division of GMC. Stephen E. Josey is a junior accountant with Haskins and Sells.

John A. Kaiser is with Merchandise Displays Inc. in Dayton.

Bruce W. Kelley is an accounting trainee with Ohio Edison Company. Bruce and his wife, Christine, celebrated their second wedding anniversary on August 9.

Bernard C. Knoble is with the B. F . Goodrich Chemical Company.

Mary Ann Koerner is teaching in the Kettering School System.

Ruthann M. Kolodzy received an assistantship at the U. of Iowa in the institute of child behavior.

Linda Maria Krajacic is with the Higbee Company in Cleveland.

Thomas W. Kurilec, S.M., is teaching at North Catholic H.S. in Pittsburgh.

Patrick A. Labriola is an accountant with Arthur Andersen CPA's.

Glen D. Lause is attending law school at Ohio Northern.

Patrick A. Lee is a grad student at Case Western Reserve; Larry E. LeFevre at Ohio State.

Raymond H. Lefurge, Jr., married Catherine Elizabeth Schulz, August 16, 1969. Ray is an assistant with Ernst & Ernst CPA's and living in Manchester, Conn.

John D. Lewis is assistant branch manager of the Detroit Bank and Trust Company.

Westina L. Matthews married Steve Ligon, May 2. The couple was stationed with the USN at Newport, R.I., for the summer. Westy has returned to Dayton.

Attending law school at Notre Dame is George J. Lynch.

Dennis A. Mace) is a sales trainee with Koppers Company, Inc. Michael F. Mahoney has joined Haskins & Sells CPA's.

Nancy Jean Martindell and Mary Carol Miskimen are medical technologists at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Dayton.

William J . Martz is a systems analyst with Marathon Oil Company.

John F. Meier married Margie Kaye Miller, September 20, 1969. John is with the Franklin National Bank in Westbury, N.Y. Joseph L. Mercer is a material analyst with Ledex, Inc., in Dayton. J oe and his wife, Karen, had their first children, twins, Bradley Joseph and Jill Marie on March 5.

Ronald P. Meyer is with Electrolux Corporation in Buffalo, N.Y. Jerome V. McAvoy is attending law school at Creighton U.; Michael D. McDowell at the U. of Pittsburgh; Carl G. McMahon at Case Western Reserve.

Francis J. McNamee married Maria Siore, March 22, 1969. / Lr.rry P. Rapp is a staff accountant witn Price Waterhouse.

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John W. Rauch married Cathryn Lee Miller, August 16, 1969.

Francis J. Reichert is a research and development engineer with Dow Chemical Company and living in Freeport, Texas. He is also taking grad classes at the U. of Houston.

Richard D. Reilly is attending Penn State grad school.

Michael H. Richter married Jerelen Jeanne DeChatelet, December 26, 1969.

Michael V. Roach is teaching in the Centerville (0.) City Schools. He and his wife, Suzanne, celebrated their second wedding anniversary on May 4.

James B. Rohler married Patricia A. Monroe, May 2. Jim is a field engineer with General Telephone of Ohio.

Becky K. Rosmarin is an assistant programmer with Detroit Edison Company.

Barry Salter is with Ernst & Ernst CPA's.

Terrence W. Scanlon married Patricia Ann Patterson, May 16. Terry is attending Chicago College of Osteopathy.

Lewis W. Schatz is an engineer with Westinghouse Electric Corporation.

Patricia Ann Schneider is attending Rutgers U. grad school.

Sandra Jane Schroer is teaching with the Hamilton (0.)

City Schools.

Bertille Schultz is teaching in Chicago.

Carl K. Schultz is an engineer with Duquesne Light.

James F. Schwendeman is attending the U. of Kentucky.

Robert F. Serpente is an engineer with the Philadelphia Water Department.

Daniel G. Shillito married Maryanne B. Sodnicar, October 18, 1969. Dan is a member of the USMC. Dale S. Siefferlen, Jr., is a radio announcer and director of radio production (commercials) with WHIO. Kathleen Anne Sill is teaching English with the Mad River Township Board of Education.

Parma N. Sinha is employed by Ahart & Associates in Dayton.

Maureen J. Sisolak is teac hing with the Waukegan (Ill.) Board of Education.

James R. Soda, Jr., married Roslyn M. Corso, June 14, 1969. Jim is Vice President of the J. R. Soda Construction Company, Inc., Warren, 0.

Joseph A. Spinnato II married Diane Dusak, April 26, 1969. Joe is attending medical school at the U. of Louisville.

Michael R. Staker is a grad student at MIT. James F. Stangle is attending the U. of Cincinnati; Suzanne E. Sullivan is attending Michigan State.

Bernard P. Staples, Jr., married Kathy Virginia Fulmer, September 13, 1969. He is a sales agent for Penn Mutual Life.

Stephen P. Stasko is a chemical engineer with Delco Moraine Division, GMC. Joseph G. Steinbrunner is with Bailey Meter in Cleveland.

Paul H. Stelzer married Linda Monnin, August 30, 1969.

Paul is with the Ferro Corporation.

Michael F. Stephen is a grad student at the U. of Southern California.

John P. Stoner and Eugene R. Sunderhaft are with Ernst & Ernst CPA's.

James W. Stuehringer is a law student at th e U. of Cincinnati.

Donald F. Stump married Diane Brainard, April 26, 1969. Don is with Avco Ordnance Division in Richmond, Ind. / Arthur T. Sullivan marri d Teresa Ann Magner~ August 9, 196 9. He is with Bell Labs and attending Purdue U.

John L. Swickard is in grad school at St. Louis U. Anne Leslie Magato married John William Tant, Jr., UD student, May 10, 1969.

Thomas A. Thompson married Patricia J. Hackett, June 28, 1969.

William L. Thompson married Dianne Elizabeth Lewis, April 28.

Steve J. Turnwald married Ann Knippen, May 2. Steve is teaching at Ottawa-Glandorf H.S. and living in Lima, 0.

MichaelS. Tullis married Jane Louise Orendorf, May 24.

He is with Dayton Power & Light as commercial sales representative.

John J. Tuozzolo is a law student at William and Mary.

Kenneth J. Van Hook married Patricia Elaine Davis, May 23.

Gary D. Vance married Carol Ann Steinke, August 23, 1969.

Michael C. Kremer and Dennis R. Riehle are employed by the Cincinnati Milling Machine Company.

William H. Robinson is a design engineer with North Electric in Alliance, 0 .

John P. Zehler is an RCA Information Systems Trainee.

Roger D. Parker has joined The Cleveland Illuminating Company as a junior engineer.

Robert D. Pritchard is an engineer with A. J. Rose Manufacturing in Cleveland.

Carl A. Vitalbo is an associate engineer with Avco Electronics in Cincinnati.

James R. Wright is with Underwriters Laboratories in Chicago as an assistant engineer.

Ronald W. Burk is employed by the Newport News (Va.) Shipbuilding and Drydock Company.

Carl M. Dossier is a plant layout engineer with Xerox Corporation in Rochester, N.Y. Dennis P. Gabinelli is an applications engineer with Worthington Corporation.

Raymond D. McMahon is an engineer with Square D Company.

N. David Noe is an engineer with Consumer Power in Michigan.

Attending UD grad school are: Robert A. Francis, Mary Christine Buescher, John E. Callaghan, David C. Dietz, Daniel T. Fuller, Marvin H. Gehret, Aldo A. Gillio, Mark A. Keller, Kenneth L. Kirschner, Dennis R. Kraft, Dennis D. Ledel, Bruno V. Manno, S.M., Michael E. Moore, John L. Musterman, Charles P. Schierloh, Susan Ann Sovonick, James E. Stitt, Alex A. Virok III. Tl grads - William J. Boczany, Edward M. Brady, John J. Chwalek, Stephen J. Cook, Mark J. Davi, Bal K. Dubey, Lawrence D. Edwards, Randall T. Jones, Gerald C. Keane, Robert L. Krause, Jr., Jerome F. Marchal, Jose R. Martinez, James C. McClelland, John J. McLaughlin, Samuel E. Redlinger, Donald G. Reinhardt, David E. Reno, Jr., Ransom P. Rice, Thomas J. Sack, Steven B. Schroeder, and Michael T. Sendro have returned to UD to study for their bachelor degrees.

Albert DiPaola, Jr., is a grad ~tudent at the U. of Buffalo.

Edward J. Miller married Barbara Sue Altendorf, May 9.

Ed is an engineer with Day ton Power and Light Company.

L. David Cairoli married Joyce Ann Kussman '69, May 9. Dave is attending UD grad school.

Bernard Kress married Marilyn Therese Mead '69, May 2.

Ralph E. Wearsch married Christine Ann Borchelt '68, May 9.

Gregory A. Keller married Patricia Ann Serfin, May 16.

Patricia J. Abel is studying at Duke U. in the chemistry department.

John F. Allen married Rita Kathleen Solt, May 16. J ohn

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James T. Ambrose is a law student at Ohio Northern U.; William C. Andrews is enrolled at the U. of Pittsburgh Law School ; and John C. Black, Jr., at Syracuse U. law school.

Attending medical school are Roger L. Antonelli (Ohio State) ; Louis P. Caravella, Jr. (St. Louis U.) ; Robert B. Fox (Ohio State) ; James M. Gottschall (North western); Jerome L. Gottschall (Ohio State); Bruce A. Kotila (Northwestern); Michael J. LaPenta (Medical College of Virginia); Brad M. LaRocca (Case Western Reserve) ; Dennis J. Lazzara (Loyola School of Dentistry) ; William G. Mishler (Ohio State); John W. Rauch, (Ohio State Dental School) ; John J. Robinson, Jr. (U. of Cincinnati); Michael G. Robinson (Ohio State).

Jerome T. Baer is a staff accountant with Arthur Andersen & Company and plans to attend law school at Notre Dame.

Studying at the U. of Toronto is Michael A. Bauer.

Robert E. Bauerle is a process engineer with DuPont in Martinsville, Va. Stephen L. Baum is a design engineer with Price Brothers Company in Dayton. He and his wife, Gail Burke Baum '68, will celebrate their second wedding anniversary on December 23.

Lawrence A. Behmer is employed by Bell Telephone Labs and attending Northwestern U. part time.

Sister Barbara M. Bell, CPPS, is teaching French at St. Mary's H.S. in Phoenix, Ariz.

Norman D. Bell married Rosemary Milroy on August 10, 1969. Norm is a combustion engineer with Armco Steel and living in Franklin, 0.

Michael F. Kirkowski is with Western Electric in N.J. Lee H. Velten married Patti Jo Cook, May 2. Lee is in the USA stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla.

Robert P. Vilyus is an industrial salesman with Cleveland Electric Illuminating.

Jean Marie Vollmer is continuing her studies at UD. Robert J. Von Hoene is a grad student at Michigan State.

Ralph E. Wearsch married Christine Ann Borchelt '68, May 9.

Paul L. Weber married Barbara Ann Lopresti, August 16, 1969.

John C. Weidner married Rebecca Sue Rice, May 20, 1967. He is a plant engineer with Ferro Corporation.

Matthew W. Weidner is a management trainee with Penn Central Company.

William C. Wellbaum, Jr., is an executive trainee with Rike's.

Susan Kay Wetzler is attending th e U. of Delaware.

Joan Marie Kilsheimer married UD senior, James Thomas Wiggenhorn, on January 2.

Patrice J . Wilcox is a general assignment reporter with The Chattanooga Times.

Michael D. Wilson married Cheryl Lynnette McKinney on December 27, 1969. Mike is attending Xavier U. grad school.

Kenneth E. Zakrajsek is a software specialist with the Bailey Meter Company and attending classes at Case Western Reserve.

Stephen C. Zimmer is a junior accoun tant with Haskins & Sells in Dayton. Steve and his wife, Kathy, will celebrate ¡ their second wedding anniversary on November 23.

Michael B. Duffin married Christine Marie Weckesser '69, June 6. Mike is stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky. Gary T. Scarpelli married R. Joan Kassab, June 6. Gary is in trade sales with Dayton Tire & Rubber Company.

Gregory L. Congle on married Sue Deborah Carson, May 23. Greg is employed by Dayton Malleable Iron Company.

Ralph C. Grevenkabtp is an accountant with Hobart Manufacturing in Troy, 0 . #

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Michael R. Thomann married Katherine M. Urbanek, June 6. Mike is an executive trainee with M. O'Neil Company in Akron, 0 .

Edward H. Calmus is a management trainee with U.S. Steel in Homestead, Pa. Arturo Ortiz is an air conditioning engineer with Philco-Ford in Connorsville, Ind. He and his wife, Judith Hamant Ortiz '63, are living in Richmond. The couple has a son, John.

Norman R. Weiland is a senior designer with Monarch Marking Systems and is attending UD grad school. He and his wife, Marlene, will celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary on J anuary 30.

Donald L. Garling, Jr., married Kristine Marie Ritzert, June 6. Don was employed by Liberal Market during the summer and is now attending grad school at Eastern Kentucky U. John A. Wening married Charlotte F. Jendza, June 20.

John was employed by the Dayton Public Library during the summer and is now attending the State University of New York at Albany.

Richard G. Marron married Patricia Ann Egal, May 2.

Dick is field service engineer in the power generation service of Westinghouse Electric in Pittsburgh.

Gerald E. Matus married Linda Marie Gerding, May 9.

Richard 0. Carville, Jr., married Judy L. Raine, June 20.

Dick is quality control engineer with Xerox in Webster, N.Y. Thomas M. Godinsky married Vivian Lee Verdino, May 23.

Thomas C. Henehan married Mary Lynne Simmons, June 20.

Paula Jean Mayer married Robert Raymond Hasbach, June 6. The Hasbach's are living in Pensacola, Florida.

Dennis J . Cafiero is an engineer with the Hyster Company in Danville, Ill. Jerome L. Gottschall married Hope Barbara Furness '69, June 12. The couple is living in Columbus while J erry attends medical school at Ohio State.

John R. Novotney, Jr., married Virginia Mary Lorenz, May 9. John is resident engineer with Renwick, Lewis & Associates, Ottawa, Ill. Virginia is with the State of Illinois Highway Department.

Charles P. Nicholas is with General Electric Company in West Lynn, Mass. He and his wife, Carolann, celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary on September 4.

Sharon Ann Boerger married Eugene William Brandewie, June 27.

Thomas L. Heeney is attending law school at the U. of Maryland.

Richard J. Weisgerber married Marie Regina Romano '69, June 20.

Peter C. Vanucci married Mary Elizabeth Bunn, May 23.

Pete is a management trainee for The Cleveland Trust Company.

Jeffrey M. Thomas is working for the Monroe Tree Company in Rochester, N.Y .

First child, Sarah Denise, to Captain and Mrs. Warren D. Anderson (Mary Carolyn Livingston), May 27. Mary is living in Homestead, Florida, while her husband serves a tour of duty in S.E. Asia.

Barbara Fisher Gill (M.Ed.) is a school psychologist in the Xenia (0.) City Schools. Mrs. Gill is working with students ranging in age from elementary to senior high school. It marks the climax to the years of schooling and training she embarked on when she reached her 41st birthday. / Stephen J. Pjontek is a junior eng(neer with Duquesne â&#x20AC;˘ Light in Pittsburgh.

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George L. Core '67 - in auto accident - May 14.

Ruth Young Moore '48 - retired school teacher who taught in the Englewood and Dayton school systems for over twenty-five years- June 8.

W. Harry Beasley '34- June 11.

Frances Rowe Rudokas '6 5 and her mother, Mrs. Alice Rowe, killed in auto accident -June 16. Frances was the wife of Peter P. Rudokas '52.

Lt. William D. Bridge '69 - killed in Vietnam - June 16.

John C. Magly '25 - June 22. Brother of Robert F. Magly '28.

Roy B. Truesdale '51 - an employee at WPAFB for twenty years- June 28.

Ruth Graham Needham '43 - retired Dayton teacher July 4.

Mrs. Minna M. Arn '40 - July 7 - former corresponding secretary and executive board member of the National League of American Pen Wom en and past president of the Dayton Poetry Reading Circle - mother of E. Raymond Arn '38.

Robert M. Payne, Sr. '22 - July 8. Retired insurance executive and a member of the UD Athletic Board - was twice elected president of the UD Parents Association.

Husband of Mary Brennan Payne '30 and father of Barbara Payne Koerner '53, Sally Payne Martino '55, Robert M. Payne, Jr. '58, Mary Payne Conger '60, and Thomas A. Payne '67. Brother of J. Edward Payne, Sr. '20.

Isham G. Humfleet, Jr., brother of Rufus S. Humfleet '69- May 27.

William E. Hammer III , son of Beverly and William E. Hammer, Jr. - May 31.

Leo J. Bornhorst, father of Kenneth F. Bornhorst '51 June 2.

Doctor Roy C. Rounds, father of Caryl Rounds Hertvik '68 - June 5.

Mrs. Margaret Murray, mother of Leo J. Murray, S.M., '39 - May 26.

Mrs. Mary Rupp, mother of Father Urban P. Rupp, S.M. '43 - June 3.

Michael J. Effler, father of Grace Effler Heising '64 June 3.

Mrs. Ann Raus, mother of Eugene J. Raus '68 - in May. Mrs. Mary Helen Kleimeier, mother of J. Nicholas Kleimeier '61 - June 11.

Orville R. McDonald, father of Jack P. McDonald '56 June 10.

Alvin F. Berens, father of Alan P. Berens, Ph.D. ' 55 June 14.

John Pernik, father of John F. Pernik, Jr. '50 - June 15.

Eric Albert Sommers, four路 year路 old son of Neil A. Sommers '53- June 26.

Oliver S. Goenner, father of Ronald D. Goenner, D.D.S. '53 - July 1.

Mrs. Catherine P. Lagedrost, mother of Stanley W. Lagedrost '53 - July 1.

Louis Sucher Kavanaugh, husband of Helen Deitz Kavanaugh '62 and son of Thomas J . Kavanaugh, Jr. '27 July 3.

Stuart N. Maimon, three.and-a-half year son of Doctor and Mrs. Henry N. Maimon (Marlene Gaylord '66), July 5.

Julius F. May, S.M. '28 - July 8.

Charles W. Schulke '26 - July 12. Retired in Febru ary as an industrial engineer with the Frigidaire Division, GMC. Woodrow H. Rettig, father of William L. Rettig '65 May 28.

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NATIONAL ALUMNI BOARD CANDIDATES (Vote for 3) ALBERT L. DIRINGER

DONALD A. OLDIGES, Ph.D

Tiffin, Ohio, Class of 1948, electrical engineering.

Mathematics and Drafting instructor at Tiffm Calvert High School. Third and Fourth degree, Knights of Columbus.

Trustee, Serra Club. Vice President, Mohawk Country Club.

Past President, Kiwanis. Past President, Toledo Deanery, Council of Catholic Men. Past President, Toledo Diocesan, Council of Catholic Men. Chairman, Lay Section, Catholic Conference of Ohio. Single.

Dayton, Ohio, Class of 1956, education. Master's degree from UD in 1963. Doctor's degree from University of Wisconsin. Presently Coordinator, Research and Evaluation, Dayton Board of Education. Received Montgomery County Chapter, UD Alumni Association, Outstanding Chapter Service Award, 1967. Was Associate Director, Educational Research, Dayton city school district; Teacher, Testing Director, Colonel White High School, Dayton. Member, American Educational Research Association, Phi Delta Kappa. Past President, Greater Dayton Chapter, UD Alumni Association. Married.

CHARLES M. GRAHAM Dayton, Ohio, Class of 1957, business management.

Sales, John Dugan Agency, (Sentry Life Insurance). Former President, Montgomery County Chapter, National Alumni Association (now Greater Dayton Chapter). Member of Board of Greater Dayton Chapter. Received the Outstanding Chapter Service Award, Greater Dayton Chapter, 1968. Major, Army Reserves. Member, Dayton Life Underwriters, State Planning Council; Regional Manager, Bergamo Associates. Has been in sales in the Dayton area since graduation. Has served the National Alumni Association since 1960. Married.

JAMES E. PAXSON Dayton, Ohio, Class of 19 56, education. Partner in the John L. Macbeth Insurance Agency. Member of the Varsity D Club Board and its secretary in 1965. Member of the Flyers Club. Has been ac tive in alumni affairs since his graduation particularly in fund-raising. Served on original board to establish St. Charles Borromeo, Dayton, parish.

Established The John L. Macbeth Memorial Scholar-Athlete Award in cooperation with Rev. Charles L. Collins, S.M., Chairman, Athletic Board. Member of Dayton Association of Independent Insurance Agents. Married.

MARY JO HUTH, Ph.D Dayton, Ohio, Class of 1950, education. Member of the UD National Alumni Association Board. Recently resigned after five years as Chairman, UD's Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work, to devote full time to teaching and research. Formerly Chairman, Sociology Department, St. Mary's Do-m inican College, New Orleans, La., and Assistant to Associate Professor of Sociology, St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Ind. Has served as Secretary, Catholic Charities, and is member, Executive Council, America Catholic Sociological Society, master's degree from Indiana University and doctoral from St. Louis University. Single.

JOHN R. WESTERHEIDE Dayton, Ohio, Class of 1947, mechanical engineering.

Member of UD National Alumni Association Board since 1967. Former member of the Montgomery County Chapter, UD Alumni Association. Received the Montgomery County Chapter's Professional Achievement Award, 1959.

Former Co-Chairman and member of Board of Directors, UD's Athletic Hall of Fame. Director of UD's Research Institute. Married.

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ATHLETIC BOARD CANDIDATES (Vote for 2)

CHARLES B. JONES SR.

ROBERT A. CONGER

Dayton, Ohio, Class of 1948, education. Presently Procurement & Production Specialist, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Has combined more than 20 years as Air Force man and civilian with the United States Government.

Active in St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, Dayton. First Negro to play in UD basketball program ( 1946-48 ), a fact of which he is most proud. Member of Alpha Phi Alpha, social, civic and professional fraternity, which deals with programs for the youth and the disadvantaged on a community wide basis. Served as secretary to Ezzard Charles, then Heavyweight Boxing champion of the World (1949-50). Member of Madden Park Golf Association, the Dayton Golf Association, and the Varsity D Club. Worked for civic charitable organizations. Married.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Class of 1957, business administration.

Institutional Stock Broker. Has been associated with Hayden-Stone, Inc. for 13 years. Member and Board Member, Queen City Municipal Bond Club, and the Cincinnati Stock and Bond Club; Hayden-Stone's President Council. Past President and Board Member of UD's Cincinnati Chapter, Alumni Association. Served on its Board of Alumni Foundation Inc. Received the chapter's award for outstanding service. Served on athletic board at Cardinal Paccelli Elementary School and St. Xavier High School.

Married.

CHRISTOPHER HARRIS Dayton, Ohio, Class of 1955, education. Served on the Board of the Varsity D Club. Member of the Flyers Club.

President, Chris Harris Enterprises. Has served as scout for UD basketball program and was part of the basketball radio/television team of broadcasters for UD's basketball season. He has served on a committee to solicit funds for summer basketball camps for underprivileged children.

Played professional basketball with St. Louis Hawks and Rochester Royals. Married.

WILLIAM H. LANGE Dayton, Ohio, Class of 1950, education. National Sales Manager for Suburban Motor Freight Inc. Member of the Athletic Board, Varsity D Club and Flyers Club. Active over 15 years 路 with annual UD Spring Football Game.

President of the Dayton Agonis Club, 1967-68. Played professional football with the Chicago Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams and Baltimore Colts. Married.

YOUR ALUMNI NEWS This is the time of the year for all 20,000-some alumni to vote in the annual election of members to the National Alumni Association Board and the Athletic Board. We urge each of you to study the

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background material on each of the candidates, take the ballot which is a part of Homecoming insert in this magazine and vote wisely. Members of your alumni boards are being asked to become more involved with their alma mater in this time of stress, particularly for the administration, on the campus.

It is nol a ceremonial job. Their interest, advice and wisdom are actively sought. It is important that

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HOMECOMING, 1970

KNIGHTS OF COMEDY Joe Higgins, '49, one of the television masters of the comic line today, will be here in person. W. C. Fields, Eddie Cantor, Bob Hope and Charlie Chaplin, among others of the past comic greats, will be depicted in the parade. U.D. Expo '70 will be on exhibition in the UD Fieldhouse as an innovation for Homecoming. A Queen will be crowned. The football team will play Buffalo. Many alumni groups will hold social reunions. The Distinguished Alumnus Award will be given. The annual alumni dinner in the Kennedy Union Ballroom and the alumni dance in Lakeside Palladium will be held.

This adds up to a hectic, fun-filled, exhausting day to all of us in the UD community, which includes alumni. It is HOMECOMING, 1970, AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON on Saturday, October 17. The day starts at 9 A.M. with a Memorial Mass in the Immaculate Conception Chapel for those alumni who have died during the past year. it continues about 9:30A.M. in the lobby of the UD Fieldhouse where alumni registration will be held this year.

In connection with registration, alumni will be able to move from the registration area into the main portion of the fieldhouse to view the many exhibits which will portray the University of Dayton as it is today. Administration, staff, faculty, students, departments, extracurricular groups and alumni organizations will participate in this Hrst annual exhibition which could become a permanent part of the University Homecoming.

By the time you will have completed those first couple of hours, the parade will arrive in the campus area from its downtown starting location. At the head of that parade will be one of your own, Joe Higgins, '49, that funny-man, tongue-in-cheek sheriff who sold so many Chargers on television for the Dodge people and who is a part of the Everly Brothers TV show this summer. He'll be the parade marshal followed by the usual dignitaries, student floats, swingin' bands, clowns, special parade groups and the Queenly court. The Queen selection will be made at halftime of the game this year.

When the Flyers have taken care of the Buffalo team we hope - the alumni can scatter to their many social parties on and off the campus before it is time to a tten~ the alumni dinner, see the Distinguished Alumnus Award given, and move on to the Lakeside Palladium where the always successful alumni dance is conducted. There was lots of room and much fun at last year's dance in the Palladium where our alumni friends can be handled so comfortably.

Mary Shay, your alumni secretary, and Larry Hurwitz, Homecoming chairman, and his gang of students, who are worki1;1g out of the Public Relations Department this year, can be thanked for all the wonderful preparation which is taking place for another day of joy and renewing of old acquainta ces.

You must watch these people in action to realize the work, soul-searching and tension which accompanies the

Joe Higgins preparation for a Homecoming. It is a day-and-night approach for all of them. There are constant worries that certain phases of the program are not moving along fast enough and there is always a wonder if a given project is going to go off successfully.

With changing attitudes of students today, people who are involved in Homecoming each year seek out attitudes, advice and help to make the annual event mea ningful.

Mary, Larry and the others are to be complimented on their zeal.

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Concert featuring THE FIFTH DIMENSION U.D. Arena

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NEW CLASS NOTE INFORMATION Homecoming, 1970

1970

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UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON City

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

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Check here if this is a new address OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION:

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John R. Westerheide '47 CHILDREN: Names-.B irthdates

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Robert A. Conger '57

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How quickly Homecoming comes upon us. This is the decade of the '70s. Rather than look toward the future, the committee has decided to honor the com ic greats of the past at the 1970 Homecoming.

The theme is the Knights of Comedy.

You will see your old favorites such as W. C. Fields, Charlie Chaplin and Eddie Cantor among others parading down the main streets on October 17.

Then the students,, through U.D. Expo '70, will bring you to the present in the UD Fieldhouse where the Un iversity of Dayton of today will unfold. Before the day is over the Flyer football team will have played Buffalo, the anniversary classes will have met socially, the Distinguished Al umnus Award will be given and the alumn i dinner and dance will be held.

It's a fun day and evening. Please join us. We like to see you ALL. Mary Shay Alumni Secretary

Christopher R. Harris '55 Charles B. Jones '49 William H. Lange '50

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TENTH ANNUAL UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO. 547

Sponsored by the National Alumni Association

Saturday, Feb. 13, 1971 -Xavier Game- .U.o: Sports Arena

DAYTON, OHIO

MEMBERS OF THE HALL OF FAME INCLUDE:

BUSINESS REPLY MAIL NO POSTAGE STAMP NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED S T A T E S - - - - - - -

POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY:

HOMECOMING, ALUMNI OFFICE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON 300 College Park Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45409

1964 Bill Blake, '26 John Horan, ' 55

1962 Harry Solimano, '07 AI Mahrt, ' 12 Lou Mahrt, '26 Sam Hipa, '28 Stan Corbett, '35 Jack Padley ,'40 Bea no Keiter, '42 Bi ll Knisley, '47 Don Meineke, '52 Chuck Noll, '53 1963 Herb Eisele, '26 Lela nd Norris, '52

1965 Anthony Furst, '40 Richard D. Snelling, '27 1966 James Katcavage, '56 Robert F. Swan , '29 1967 Robert C. Payne, '34 Arlen D. Bockhorn, ' 58

1968 John J. Debesis, '28 William G. Uhl, ' 56 Harry C. Baujan, Hen .

1969 Eugene Westendorf, '41 Arthur Bok, D.O., '50 Thomas L. Blackburn, Hen. 1970 Garry E. Roggenburk, '62 Jerome E. Westendorf, '43

NOMINATIONS Nominations are in order for next year's candidates. According to the Constit ution and by-laws two members will be selected : one from the years prior to 1945, and one from 1945·1965. In order to provide you with possible suggestion s, the following is a partial list of alumni nominated in previous years. Nomi nees can, but need not necessarily be lim ited to the following list.

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1930 * Gilbert Gowan Pat M. Hennessey John J . Ladner 1931 Adam F. Westerkamp 1933 John W. Bauer Harold B. Fearn Gee. A. Gerry 1935 Martin M. Armbruster 1936 Peter P. Zierolf 1937 John W. Smythe, M.D. 1938 Edmund J. Gutzwiller Adolph Tscherne ''Chas. R. Wagner * Ralph L. Werner 1939 Ralph H. Niehaus Paul A. Wagner 1940 Gee. W. Humm 1943 Walter A. Zach 1947 Wm. H. Powers Leland C. Schmidt 1949 Richard W. Dahn James E. Hanby Edmond R. Toscani

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