Eastern Alumnus Vol. 17 No. 4 (Spring 1964)

Eastern Illinois
University

Charleston, Illinois

SPRING, 1964 NO. 4

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Alumni
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Eastern will celebrate its 50th annual homecoming in 1964. Organization of the campus ho
coming committee of students and faculty is now underway, and planning for the 1964 celebrati
should begin shortly. The committee would welcome any suggestions from alumni as to appropri

ideas for the up-and-coming homecoming program. Date of the 1964 homecoming is October 17.

Coyn Richardson, '57, has been appointed president of the Regency Life Insurance Co., Springfie
Ill. He is a Charter Life Underwriter and a graduate from the Management Orientation and Age
Officers Training courses of the Life Insurance Agency Management Association School, Hartfo

Conn. After graduation, he went into life insurance sales. For the past three years he has been agen
officer with Gulf Life, Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Richardson is the former Doris Rothe, '57. The Ri

ardsons have two children, a girl, 6, and a boy, 3.

Nelle Wiman Brown, '08, reports that she is "very much alive" despite an asterisk by (hMerrsn. avm·e
the alumni directory published in 1949. The biographical section under "Nelle Wiman

I. Brown)" is also incorrect. Mrs. Brown has a temporary address at R. R. 2, Box 103, Robi

Ill. She writes that her sister, Anna M. Wiman (Mrs. George A. Metheny), '10, died last Octobe

A limited supply of 13-month calendar pads (for 1964) arranged on a weekly basis is still avail
These pads were prepared for the Alumni Association and carry the inscription "Eastern Illi
University Alumni Association." If you would like a package of 10 calendars for distributio

your school or office, please make an immediate request. There is no charge for the pads.

Donald L. Calvin, '52, has been appointed as Executive Assistant in Civic and Governmental
fairs by the New York Stock Exchange. Calvin, whose duties will involve liaison with the ind
and government groups, was legal counsel to Francis I. duPont & Co. in Chicago prior to his

pointment. He received his law degree from the University of Illinois in 1956 and was admitt
the Illinois State Bar Association the same year. In 1957, he became an attorney for the Secu

Division of the Office of the Secretary of State of Illinois. In 1959, he was appointed Securi
Commissioner for the State and Chief Clerk of the Securities Division, a post he held until 19631

Opponents in the 1964 Homecoming football game will be the Redbirds of Illinois State Univer

The Panthers open their grid season Sept. 19, hosting Indiana State at Lincoln Field. The re
der of the schedule: Sept. 26-Central State of Ohio, away; Oct. 3--Central Michigan, home;

10--University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, home; Oct. 17-Illinois State, Homecoming; Oct. 2
Northern Illinois, away; Oct. 31-Hillsdale, home; Nov. 7-Ferris State, away; and Nov. 14-
ern Illinois, away.

Ivory Paul Rennels, '31, will celebrate two 27th anniversaries this year. On ." d.
April 27, 1931, he joined the U. S. Weather Bureau, and in July of that
Mrs. and Mr. Ren
same year, he married the former Alfrieda Schuetz, '31. Mrs. Rennels

teaches third grade. The Rennels have four children: Sharon, a music
teacher; Marshall (EIU, '61) received his master's degree from Univer-

sity of Texas ; Frederic, now a senior at Eastern ; and Carolyn, a high
school senior who plans to attend the University of South Dakot~.

Helen L. Douglas, '58, died last September. A sister, Miss Florence Douglas, said "She always s

very highly of Eastern and enjoyed going to the University." Miss Douglas added, "May it alw
inspire young men and women for higher education as it did my sister."

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"/J.e Contents

lumni Association Campus Talk ------------------------------------ 4
Visit To Air Force School ------------------------- 5
Louis K. Voris Sports Shots ----------------------------------- 6-7
Neoga Physical Education Building ---------------------- 7
Spring Enrollment Sets Record -------------------- 7
e-President Alumni News Notes --------------------------- 8-15
Charles M. Montgomery Summer Session Enrollment Urged --------------- 15

Mattoon

reta ry-Treasu re r

Mrs. Gertrude Neff
Charleston

ecutive Committee
Tom Katsimpalis
Charleston
Mrs. David Kessinger
Sullivan
Gail Lathrop
Olney
Mts. Betty Zimmerman
Litchfield
Robert McKnight
Oblong
K. B. Wilson
Charleston
Joe Stone
Clinton
Robert A. Wright
Casey
Harry Read
Charleston
Ron Leathers
Robinson
John Huffman
Urbana
Aaron (Bud) Gray
Mattoon

Vol. XVII, No. 4 (Spring) March, 1964

lndrews Hall towers over the The Eastern Alumnus
h ~ampus in this view looking
h from the Fine Arts Theatre, Published in the months of June, September, December, and
and Booth Library, right. For March by Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois. All
who once thought Booth Li- relating correspondence should be addressed to Alumni Office,
was "too far' from the main Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois. Entered May 14,
ing, it might be noted that An-
1947, as second class matter at the post office in Charleston,
Hall is about as far south of Illinois, under authority of the act of Congress, August 24, 1912.
'library as Old Main is north. Yearly subscription rate, $2.00; two years, $2.75; three ~ars,
$3.50.

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Compus Eastern got its fifth national sorority February
when the local Theta Pi organization was initiated i
Tolk Kappa Delta -national sorority. The members of Th
Pi, whose chapter house is located at 921 Sixth St.,
came charter pledges of the national group. The local
ority completed the requirements of remaining on ca
pus one year before becoming a national affiliate.

Construction of a name sign for Eastern was appr
in February by the Teachers College Board. The s
which will be located in front of Old Main, will mea
3 feet by 31hfeet. It will be placed in front of the ca
flagpole, facing north toward Sixth St. Eight-inch le
will spell out "Eastern Illinois University," with "Fo
ed in 1895" in three-inch letters. The sign will set
two polished cement posts, about five feet above gro
level. It will match other Eastern building signs in
or-black and natural aluminum.

A photo-mural of Napoleon, Eastern's renowned canine

mascot from 1946 to 1959, will hang in the east lounge

of the University Union. The mural, which measures 3
feet by 26 inches, was donated by a local clothing store.

Napoleon became a campus "fixture" in 1946 when he
came out of nowhere to make Eastern his home territory.

He died in the spring of 1960 and was buried near the
campus flower garden about halfway between Old Main
and the University Union.

One hundred seven students, or 2.9 per cent of the total

full-time university enrollment, were dropped at the end

of the winter quarter. Percentagewise, this figure is the

lowest for a winter quarter since 1957-58, when the per-

centage was 2.5. Another 139 students were placed on

probation, with an additional 151 placed on final proba-

tion. Together, these students represent 8 per cent of the

total enrollment. The comparable figure for students on

probation last year was 7.7 per cent. Two years ago, it

was 7.2 per cent. ·

Eastern's campus radio station, WELH, is now broad-
casting three hours each evening, Sunday through

Thursday. Wired so as to be received only in campus res-
idence halls, the station primarily broadcasts music.
New programs are being developed, and the student per-
sonnel operating the station hope to provide information
about campus activities, sports coverage, and interviews
in the future.

Thirty-seven members of the Eastern faculty have been
promoted by action of the Teachers College Board. The
nine associate professors promoted to the rank of full
professors are Weldon N. Baker, chemistry; Alphonso
J. DiPietro, mathematics; Leonard Durham, zoology;
Dorothy M. Hart, physical education for women ; Martin
M. Miess, foreign languages; Louise Murray, Laboratory
School; Harlan Riebe, health education; George Rommel,
English; and Wayne Thurman, speech.

PAGE FOUR .

eller Recounts Visit To Air Force School

Dr. Hobart F. Heller, vice presi- Col. Dean Fling, ,40, right, visits with Eastern officials during the lat-
t for instruction, recently travel- ters' visit to the Instructor School of Air University at Maxwell Air Force Base,
to 'Maxwell Air Force Base, Mont- Montgomery, Ala. With Col. Fling are, from left, the base commander; Ho-
ery, Ala., to visit the Instructor bart F. Heller, vice president for instruction; Verne Stockman, director of
hool of Air University. He was ac- audio-visual services; and William H. Zeigel, dean of the student academic ser-
panied by Dr. William Zeigel, vices.
an, student academic services; Dr.
erne Stockman, director of audio- make every effort to build their own mately the activities reduce to the
, al services, and several foreign skills. At the beginning of the course give and take of small groups, with
every student is tested in reading, every student required to participate
nts now enrolled at Eastern. writing and speaking, and remedial actively. The student who cannot
chief academic officer at the work is prescribed. build his skill in "communication" in
hool is Colonel Dean Fling, '40. small groups does not succeed in the
r. Heller sent the following note There is a reading laboratory with School.
out his visit to the Alumni Office. 100 stations. There is tape equipment
for practicing speech. Every teacher The course extends through six-
I ~ntly spent two days as guest regards himseH as a teacher of speak- teen weeks. At the standard rate of
ing and writing. The result is an un- one semester hour per week the
t9 Instructor School of Air Uni- usual degree of skill on the part of equivalent credit would be sixteen
faculty and students. semester hours or twenty-four quar-
rsity at Maxwell Air Force Base, .ter hours.
ornery, Ala. We had an oppor- Students are required to "teach"
to observe teaching, examine their peers. Each such exercise is The library of Air University is
"critiqued" by both students and an impressive; it contains 500,000 vol-
. ent, and discuss with the staff official observer. umes, together with a great mass of
osophy and teaching meth- microfilm materials and an unusual
Audio-visual resources are used by collection of periodicals. Almost
oo Ethe School. everyone - teachers and students. A every available reading space was
The students of the school are Large, well-equippt>d workroom is occupied on Saturday afternoon.
nt or future instructors in available for instructors and students Students were working in the read-
ools of all levels in the Air Force. to make posters, charts, etc; every- ing laboratory. The microfilm readers
ey are attending a concentrated one uses it. There is considerable use were in use.
urse in theory and practice of of projection materials. There is a
hing. It is the purpose of the closed circuit television studio. An interesting observation about
ool to maintain at a most effective the schools of Air University is that
s•el the efficiency and quality of There is activity in programmed work becomes more general as the
hing throughout the Air Force. learning, but "teaching machines" level of the school rises. Specific
are rejected as unnecessary; some learning characterizes the more ele-
peacetime activities of mili- McGraw-Hill programmed books in mentary schools, and generalization
· llvices are, in the main, learn- English are being J:ested experimen- the advanced schools. The graduate
g llJ>eriences, this school plays a tally. The basic principle is that of type seminar is a prevailing method
llOle. Eastern can take some constant search for better learning. at the most advanced levels; case
'de in the fact that the chief aca- studies are also used to some extent.
mic officer of the school is Colonel Although there is use of large lect-
ean Fling who graduated from ures and television teaching, ulti-
em about 1940.

It was significant to us that their
· king and planning is centered on

ing; the proof of teaching is the
ality of learning. Consequently,
e is active interest in develop-
ents in the psychology of learning.
ching method is tested for ifs ef-
·veness in producing learning.

!Because of this emphasis upon
ing there is serious attention to
uation. Testing and grading are
processes; the teacher does not
or grade the students he has

ght. A great amount of time and
rgy goes into test construction and
'dation.

mrunurucation" is the keyword.
ughout the school one senses
cern for clarity in speech and

'ting. The students catch this and

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Baseball ... thers could get going, and the undefeated n·
went to the plate in the last of the ninth tr
When sports fans in Charleston gather to ing 8-6. But Val Bush, Champaign, tied it
talk baseball this spring it's likely they're talk- 8-all with a two-run blast. The Panthers fin
ing about the red-hot Panther nine who have put won in the 11th with a lead-off double, t
together an impressive string of 12 victories walks, and a single, the winning blow co
without a loss. with two out.

An even dozen in a row is a difficult task Scor:es: (EIU score always given f
in anybody's league, but there is no secret about University of Illinois at Navy Pier, 17-3
the Panthers' success-good hitting and good 10-4; Indiana State, 5-2 and 3-0; Indiana C
pitching. tral, l&-2 and 4-3 ; Quincy College, 8-2 and 2-
Millikin, 9-1 and 3-2; and Washington Uni
In 12 games, the EIU mound staff has giv- sity, 9-8 and 5-2.
en up only 46 hits while their teammates have
connected for 118. And in the run department, I- Sports
the Panthers hold a 3-1 advantage, scoring 90
to their opponents' 30.

Top hurler for the EIU team thus far is
lefty Ted Colbert, Lisle, whose 5-0 record in-

Shots

Panther Track . ..

Southpaw Coach Maynard O'Brien's trackmen ha
divided a pair of dual meets in the early parf
0 n e of the top their schedule, winning 971h to 471h over B
pitchers on the East- ley University and losing 62112 to 681h to No
ern staff is left-hand- ern Illinois.
er Ted Colbert, Lisle.
Colbert won five in Among the top performers on the Pa
a row without a loss, er squad is Art Steele, who competes in
including a pair o f broad jump, triple jump, and high jump. S
victories over Wash- went 23 feet, 1114 inches in the broad ju
ington, (Mo.) Uni- win that event at Eastern's second annual
versity. Colbert took ern Relays. He also won the triple jump (h
the loss as Carthage skip, and jump) in the same meet.
College stopped the
Panther win streak at Although no winning team was declar
13 straight. the Eastern Relays, Central Michigan won

eludes a pair of wins over a tough Washington theoretical championship, followed by nr
(Mo.) University team.
State, Northern Illinois, Eastern, Ball St
Marty Pattin, Charleston, is a close second Bradley, and Loyola of Chicago.
with a 4-0 mark. Among the pitching standouts
is Bob Clifford, who tossed a seven-inning no- In their second dual outing, the Pant.
hitter against Quincy College, April 11. showed surprising strength against a st
Northern team, losing by only six points.
Other clues to the Panthers' superiority meet with Northern went into the mile r
over the foes played so far this season are the with the Huskies leading by only one point,
batting averages. The Blue and Gray are club- DeKalb tracksters put together a 3 :22.9 tQ
bing away at a lusty .317 pace, while the oppon- the four-lap event and the meet.
ents have managed only a .108 mark at the
plate. A young but prom1smg tennis team
only one of five dual outings, but the net
The wins have not all been easy for Coach have come away with their share of surp
Bill McCabes' squads--he platoons them. Six of In their opener, Coach Rex V. Darling's sq
the victories have been by three or less runs, upset highly rated St. Ambrose by a l:'.l uu
including four one-runners. 8-1 edge.

Closest call for the Panthers was an extra- Then came defeats by Principia Calle
inning thriller in the first game of a double- 2-6; Washington University, 1-8; DePauw l
header with Washington University at Charles-
ton.

The Bears went ahead, 7-2, before the Pan-

PAGE SIX

lrchitects have re-drawn the plans of the EIU physical education and recreation building, but a representative
the architectural firm doesn't believe the exterior of the building will be substantially changed from its original

sign as shown above. The field house portion of the building-the rectangular structure at the right of the photo-
deleted earlier in the planning stages and is scheduled for construction in about four years. Planned location of
~ilding is the vicinity of the old baseball field south and west of Lincoln-Douglas Halls.

rchitects Cut P. E. Building Size Spring Enrollment
o Keep Project Within Its Budget
Sets New Record
lastem's proposed physical edu- to 5,700 and cut the width of an in-
door swimming pool from eight to A record spring quarter enrollment
"on and recreation building is six lanes. The pool is of regulation of 3,774 students has been announc-
length. ed by President Quincy Doudna.
ck on the "construction road"
Other areas in the building were The current enrollment represents
ain after running into bid and bud- likewise reduced in area. President an approximate 13 per cent increase
Quincy Doudna said the result of the over the 1963 spring enrollment.
Joblems. re-drawing was to "reduce the whole
scope of the project without chang- President Doudna expressed satis-
anstruction bids on the $2.6 mil- ing the original concept of the de- faction with the current enrollment,
n structure were rejected by the sign." noting that this quarter's enrollment
chers College Board at its March is only 73 less than that enrolled last
Revised preliminary plans for the September. Eastern opened the year
ing when the total of all com- building were approved by the with 3,847 students.
ent bids exceeded the project Teachers College Board at its April
meeting. Final plans are scheduled Dr. Doudna attributed Eastem's
get by more than $250,000. to come before the Board in May. holding power to its admission poli-
No revised date for beginning con- cies and ability to attract superior
To bring the estimated construc- struction has been announced, but students.
costs within budget limitations, university officials are hopeful of get-
'tects Atkins, Barrow & Graham, ting the project underway early in The freshman, junior, and senior
the fall. classes have a larger enrollment this
bana, reduced the gross area of the quarter as opposed to last year. The
ing by approximately 25,000 current figures, with last year's in
e feet. parenthesis are Freshmen, 1103
(975); Juniors, 843 (690), and Se-
In ~awing the building, the niors, 671 (547).
'tects reduced the potential gym-
ium seating capacity from 7,000

sity, 2-7; and the University of Illinois, 2-7. Golf ...
But during that losing string, freshman
After six matches, the EIU golf team had
Garver, Decatur, turned in an impressive compiled a 3-2-1 record., including wins over
ing of victories at the No. 1 singles spot. Millikin, Principia, and Illinois Wesleyan.

Garver downed Harry Burris, Jr., of Wash- The Panthers' 7¥..i-7¥..i tie with Indiana
on University, 6-2, 6-1; defeated Frank State, was almost a complete reversal of an
oble, the Illini ace in two sets, 6-4, 6-1 ; and earlier 1-14 loss at Terre Haute, Ind.
'pped Walt Beatty of DePauw, 6-2, 6-3.
Led by Byron Koehn, Anna, Coach Bob
Coach Darling says the toughest portion of Carey's linksters gave promise of shaping into
· ichedule is behind him. a seasoned unit as they matched the experienced
Sycamore squad point for point.

PAGE s=vEN

Alumni News Notes

1900 - 1909 borne Ave., Findlay, Ohio. His pres- Euterpe Sharp (Mrs. Carson Do
ent address is 912 Weaver Ave., nell), '19, may be addressed at
Marguerite Ho"faday (Mrs. Albert Kalamazoo. R. 1, Box 3, Donnellson, Ill.
0. B~inbridge), '07, '31, reports that
· Helen Horn (Mrs. Ferdinand H. 1920 - 1929
her first great grandchild was born Steinmetz), '14, reports that Mr.
in 1963. She also notes that she, Mr. Steinmetz, '13, has been ill since last Alvena Shirkhiff (Mrs. Irvin
July. Her address is Grove St., Union Lloyd), '20, makes her home at l"
Bainbridge, '06, and their four Springs, N. Y. Grant Blvd., Findlay, Ohio. ·

daughters have a total of 72 years Myrtle V. Smith (Mrs. George C. Florence E. Springer (Mrs. E..
Vandersall), '14, lives at 741 Hills- bert Volk), '20, reports that her h
of _attendance at Eastern. A grand- dale Ave., Akron, Ohio. band will retire next year afte11
lifetime as a mechanical 1'111!ii
daughter expects to enter Eastern in Helen Fern Daringer, '14, lives at They expect to remain in New ) nr
445 Riverside Drive, New York 27, Their address is 19 Cheriton Dri~
the fall of 1965. The Bainbridges N. Y. Whitesboro, N. Y.

live at 241 River Road, Saugatauck Mary Newlin, '15, writes that she John A. Whitesel, '22, is prof .
has spent the winter months in Fort of education at Miami l"nivt'r'
Mich. ' Myers, Fla., since her retirement Ohio. His wife, the former Inez
from teaching at Robinson (Ill.) Davis, '26, teaches second grad~
Claire Maris Fugure, '08, resides High School in 1953. Her Robinson Hamilton, Ohio. Their address is .f
address is 404 W. Main. E. Chestnut St., Oxford, Ohio.
at 700 East B St., Iron Mountain
Mich. . ' Lillian Amy Ward (Mrs. Sumner Perry G. Rawland, '22, is pr11
G. Wilson), "15, lives at Butler, Ill. sor of industrial education at
Terney P. Ivy, '09, says he is en- Cloud State College, Minn. His
Dale Lena Climer (Mrs. C. M. dress is 1713 8th Ave., S. E.,
joying 12 years ·of retirement with his Barrick) , '16, may be addressed at Cloud.
Star Route #l, Robinson, Ill.
grandchildren, 12 boys and one girl Florence Sutton (Mrs. Frank
Earl W. Anderson, '16, lives at Ogg), '23, makes her home at Ro
at his home in Hillsboro, Ill. He wel- 2596 Edington Road, Columbus 21, 1, Box 370H, Bowiing Green, 0
Ohio.
comes all members of the Class of C l a r a Rodebaugh Whisen
Mebel Russell (Mrs. Everette F. '24, teaches algebra and geome
'09 to visit. His address is 332 East Hanson), '17, lives at 16905 Kent- Robinson (Ill.) High School.
field, Detroit, Mich. lives at 208 E. Wisconsin, Obi
Wood St., Hillsboro. Ill.
Mary Hazel Young (Mrs. Stephen
1910 - 1919 F. Elms), '17, teaches grade 6 at the F. Keith Emery, '24, is a repr
New York Institute for the Educa- tative for the Kendall Comp
Homer C. Sampson, '10, died last tion of the Blind. Her address is 435 Bauer & Black Division, Chicago.
Stellar Ave., Pelham, N. Y. address is 4636 Upton Ave.
July. Mrs. Sampson, the former Mae Minneapolis 10, Minn.
W. Weger Allison, '17, is now in
Patton, '12, lives in Mt. Vernon general insurance at Flat Rock, Ill., Helen Strockbine (Mrs. G1·c
after teaching for 28 years. Mrs. Alli- B. Gregg), '24, lives at 1136 111
Ohio. ' son is the former Garnette McKeown wood Place, Cincinnati 8, Ohio.
ex-'26. They live at Flat Rock. '
Patti Martin (Mrs. Percy W. Zim- Eva Blanche Nave, '24, liv~
merman), '10, writes that after July Elsie Blanche Aten (Mrs. W. S. Annapolis, Ill.
1 her address will be Apt. 404 A, Kurtz), '18, lives at 407 N. Cross,
3200 Lenox Road, Lenox Forest Apt., Robinson, Ill. Corinne Leonhard (Mrs. Ro
Atlanta, Georgia. Her present ad- B. Ellis) , '25, reports that her
dress is 263 Palisade Ave., Yonkers, Ruby Mary Bonham, '19, retired Bruce, is a radiologist in Fr
N. Y. in 1960 from teaching in the public Calif. Mrs. Ellis lives at No. 6 Si
schools of Cleveland, Ohio. Her ad- Hill Blvd., E. St. Louis, Ill.
Edna May Hedrick, '12, retired dress is 2615 Ashurst Road, Univer-
from teaching in 1952. Since 1959, sity Heights, Ohio.
she has been manager of a branch
office of the Michigan Secretary of
State. Her address is 905 Pleasant
Drive, Ypsilanti, Mich.

Ethel Rose McPherson, '12, makes
her home at 2495 S. Morgan, Be-
ment, Ill.

Alonzo Fremont Goldsmith, '13,
teaches at Western Michigan Uni-
versity, Kalamazoo, Mich. He plans
to retire in June of this year. After
retirement, he will live at 409 Os-

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llaurine E. Nelms (Mrs. Park Mc- in school .Her address is 439 Griffith,
), '25, has taught kindergarten
Box 291, Saugatuck.
d first grade in the schools of
erett, Wash., for 20 years. She re- Edna Mor~an (Mrs. Francis M.
'ved the B. A. degree from West- Detweiler), 34, lives at Windmill
ltashington College in 1957. Her Road, Armonk, N. Y.

las is 3612 Federal, Everett. Wanita Schweitzer (Mrs. John W.
. Buscher), ex-'34, is teaching third
Hilda ]. Moore (Mrs. Harlo G
r), '25, is completing 21 years grade in the schools of Litchfield,
hing. She has been employed Ill. She has three sons: Donald, a
English teacher in the junior
1961 graduate of Eastern; Robert,
'gh school at Belleville, Ill., since
956. Her address is 3 Carson Drive, a senior at Eastern; and Richard, a

eville. high school junior who will study
Warren Gallatin, '25, lives at 4133
bview Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio. at Eastern, beginning in 1965. Home

Rex Benoit, '25, is now professor address is 1248 East Ryder St.,
d assistant director of athletics. He Litchfield, Ill.
es at 205 Pearl, Houghton, Mich.
Harold E. Walker, '34, reports that
has one son, a sophomore at the
ersity of Michigan. a son, Edward, is a graduate of the
'Fleeta Lenore Park (Mrs. Charles
. llexander), '27, has three sons Cniversity of Wisconsin and a daugh-
five daughters. All have had ter, Susan, is a sophomore at Iowa
e college training, except the
State, Ames. Mrs. Walker is the for-
gest who is a freshman in high mer Beulah Talch, '34. Their address
is 1712 Harlem Blvd., Rockford, Ill.
l. Her address is Route l, Ash-
. e, N. Y. Gertrude E. McTaggart Virgil Thompson, '35, has been
teaching since graduation from East-
Bertha C. Gewe (Mrs. Lawrence
Hoedebecke) , '27, Iives at 422 Gertrude E. McTaggart, '29, is a ern. Since 1952, he has been at Lin-
hon St., Hillsboro, Ill. recipient of the Gold Key Award
from the Columbia Scholastic Press coln High School in Canton, Ohio,
'28, Association. The award is the high- teaching genera~ mathematics, mach-
'tes that she is still teaching pri- est presented bv the association. The
te piano. She has about 30 pupils. award reads: "In recognition of out- ine shop, and automotive. He has a
er address is 701 S. Jackson, Roh- son David. His address is 1710 Vas-
n. ill. sar 'N. W., Canton 3, Ohio.

Julia L. Waleher (Mrs. Melvin L. standing devotion to the cause of Doris Louise Lewis (Mrs. Roy W.
fey), '28, resumed teaching in school press, encouragement of the Zindars), '36, has three children,
2, 'taught for 10 years and re- student editors in their several en- Robert, 23, Allen, 21, and David, 17.
deavors, service above and beyond Robert was married last October.
ih 1962. Her address is Box the call of delegated duty, leadership Her address is R. R. 2, Bement, Ill.
, Witt, Ill. in the field of education, and support
of high · ideals from which this asso- Mary ]. Ewing, '36, is guidance
Fresco E. Shipman, '29, has oper- ciation has drawn its strength and in- director at Saginaw High School,
a general insurance agency at spiration . . ." Saginaw, Mich. Her address is 2518
Cecelia St., Saginaw, Mich.
1 N. Range St., Oblong, Ill., since Miss McTaggart is in her 11th
3. His wife is the former Beulah year as adviser of the Cinema, year- Thomas W. Chamberlin, '36, is
book of the Lakewood (Ohio) High academic dean at the University of
IJonnett, ex-'31. They live at 107 School. The Cinema has consistently Minnesota, Duluth. He and his wife,
been awarded top honors by the Na- the former Ruby E. Stallings, '37, re-
. Illinois St., Oblong, Ill. tional Scholastic Press Association cently built and moved into a new
and the Colwnbia Scholastic Press home in the Faculty Housing Area
1930 - 1939 Association. Miss McTaggart lives at consisting of 32 lots on the campus.
1437 Parkwood Road, Lakewood Their address is 1215 University Cir-
lfahlon J. Hillard, '31, lives at 10 (Cleveland 7), Ohio. cle, Duluth, Minn.

. 39th, Belleville, Ill. Wilma Lorene Nuttall, '36, lives
at 401 N. Clay, Robinson, Ill.
Neva Lenora Quick (Mrs. Her-
Stelter) , '32, reports that her on the same day. Their address is Marian Wozencraft, ex-'37, is a
305 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Belleville, full professor in the Division of Edu-
band owns and operates two sup- Ill. cation at New York State Univer-
kets with two partners. The
ds have two daughters, Lucie Thelma Boyd Moorhead, '32, died sity College, Geneseo, N. Y. She re-
November 18, 1963. ceived her bachelor's degree from
· e, 13, and Judy JoAnn, 11. the University of Chicago, her mas-
live at R. R. 1, Box 191A, Mildred L. Kersey, '32, is an ele- ter's from the University of Illinois,
mentary teacher in the Hutsonville
anan, Mich.
elen Vaupel (Mrs. Harold A. (Ill.) Unit of Crawford County. Her and the Ph. D. from Western Reserve
address is R. R. 2, Flat Rock, Ill. University. Her address is 5 Prospect,
k), '32, celebrated her 25th Geneseo, N. Y.
ding anniversary last Dec. 26. L. Grace Bainbridge (Mrs. B. B.
laughter, Sandra, was married Clark), '33, will teach again next Richard H. Daily, '37, is director

year in the public schools of Sauga- of industrial relations for M & H Con-
tuck, Mich. She has three children roy Inc., of Buffalo, N. Y., a Chry-

PAGE NINE

sler Corporation hauler for New Eng- since 1948. He is an equipment spec- 221, New York, N. Y.
land. Mrs. Daily is the former Maiien ialist (automotive), specializing in Rex D. Closson, '41, lives at l
K. Duff, '36. Their address is 1186 processing engineering changes at
Grover Road, East Aurora, N. Y. Headquarters, U. S. Army Tank- N. Main St., Apt. 3-A, Royal
Automotive Center, Detroit Arsenal, Mich.
Gaile Potter (Mrs. Edward Warren, Mich. He was married in
Kowal), '37, earned the master's de- 1955. His address is 22057 Logue Harold B. Arm>trong, '42, is
gree in administration at the Uni- Ave., Warren, Mich. crvisor of techrucal education
versity of Toledo, Ohio in 1962. She Cleveland (Ohio) Technician Sch
is now elementary supervisor of 1940 - 1949 a post high scho..>l. His addreSll
Wood County (Ohio) Schools, with 510 Fordham Parkway, Bay \'illa
offices in Bowling Green, Ohio. Her Joe Dee Ward, '40, is head track Ohio.
address is 5844 Adelaide, Toledo. coach and physical education teacher
at Danville (Ill.) High School. Mrs. John H. Cole, '43, is produ
Freda Elder, '37, teaches English Ward, the former Margaret Long, engineer for United Co-operativ
at the Lincolnwood consolidated '41, is now principal of two elemen- Inc., Alliance, Ohio. He lives
school, Raymond, Ill. She has a son, tary schools in Danville-Garfield, 1810 Parkway Blvd., Alliance, 0 ·
Gregory, a sophomore at Lincoln- with 407 students, and Franklin,
wood, and a daughter, Deborah, a with 200 students. They live at 2203 David Fisher, '43, was recen
seventh grader. Her husband man- N. Jackson, Danville. promoted to group leader of
ages a grocery store. Her address is plastics laboratory at the appara
Harvel, Ill. Harold D. Mieure, '40, reports that and optical division of Eastman
his son Jim, 22, is working on his dak Co. His home is at 555 Mead
Elizabeth Gabel Lambird, '37, Ph. D. in chemistry at Purdue. Har- briar Road, Rochester, N. Y.
lives at 308 N. Howard St., Robin- old lives at 201 Michael Drive, Rob-
son, Ill. inson, Ill. Vera Mae Ford (Mrs. Wa
Weger) , '43, teaches fourth grade
Alberta Trousdale (Mrs. Richard Park M. Fellers, '40, is completing Flat Rock, Ill. She has a <laugh
H. Eagleton), '38, has a daughter, his 11th year as an agent for the New Denna Donne, 9. The Wegers ·
Robley Neal, 15. Mrs. Eagleton is an York Life Insurance Co. in Hillsboro, at Flat Rock.
attorney. They live at 501 W. Pine, Ill. Mrs. Fellers, the former Viola
Robinson, Ill. Frisbie, ex-'44, is in her fifth year as Anna Louise Johnson (Mrs. W
chief deputy county treasurer. Their ford Moore), '44, has been a sub
Elizabeth L. Nickols (Mrs. A. address is 1211 Vandalia Road, Hills- tute teacher in Detroit, Mich., s·
Morgan Newlin), '38, has two sons, boro. 1961. She has three children-Jan
Gregory, who will enter Eastern this 16, Gary 14, and Keith, 7. Her
fall, and J. Douglas, a seventh grad- Edward Schwartz, Jr., '41, teaches dress is 996l Braile, Detroit.
er. Her address is Hutsonville, Ill. chemistry and algebra at Monticello
(Ill.) High School. He also works Sara L. Bainbridge (Mrs. I ·
Thomas Endsley, '38, teaches in- nights as a laboratory assistant for W. Burtt), '44, has been teachinl
dustrial arts in the junior high school Viobin Corporation. Mrs. Schwartz Central Junior High School, Sagina
at Belleville, Ill. Mrs. Endsley, the is the former Ruth Karns, ex-'45. The Mich., for five years. Mr. Burtt, '
former Mary Smith, ex-'40, is special Schwartzes have three children- is principal of the Central Sch
education teacher at Belleville. A Marilyn Ruth, a junior at Illinois Their address is 2323 Adams Blv
daughter, Anita, ex-'65, is the wife of State; Julie, a sophomore in high Saginaw.
Dale Holt, '61. She now attends school; and David, a fourth-grader.
Arizona State at Tempe. The Ends- Their address is 1013 E. Vine, Mon- Charlotte Greene (Mrs. Rich
leys live at 6 Marlo Drive, Belleville. ticello, Ill. Fisher), '46, writes that Ric
'47, is now assistant professor in
Rupert Stroud, '38, reports that he Carolyn Kilgore (Mrs. Harry L. department of b~tany and p
has two children teaching: a son Hazen), '41, lives at 3066 Scarbor- pathology at Ohio. State Univer ·
teaches mathematics in California ough Road, Cleveland Heights,· Ohio. The Fishers have four children, M"
and a daughter teaches English in 16, Ann, 11, Mary, 8, and Jonath
New York. His address is R. R. 3, Joe M. Bressler, '41, is principal of 4. They live at 1180 Ashand A
Oswego, Ill. the Vicenza (Italy) Department Columbus 12, Ohio.
High School, a position he has held
Nancy Fell (Mrs. James Mc- since 1961. Before that, he was prin- J. Lowell Marvin, '46, and
Noldy), '39, lives at 755 Ring Ave., cipal of a military school in Augs- wife, the former Mary Grant,
Marion, Ohio. burg, Germany. He and Mrs. Bress-
ler, the former Margaret E. Davis, live at 303 E. Kansas St., Ohl
Violet Podesta (Mrs. Richard '41, and their four children plan a Ill.
Meyer), '39, teaches part-time at month of traveling and camping in
the University of Toledo, Ohio. Her France and England this summer. Virgina Lacey (Mrs. Roy
husband is an electronic develop- Joe writes that a teacher who wants Davis), '47, may be addressed at
ment engineer with Owens Illinois to see Europe should consider teach- R. 2, Robinson, Ill.
Glass Co. Their address is 2626 ing in the military schools. "It is not
Letchworth, Toledo, Ohio. as bad as NEA paints it," he says. Dale F. Dilthey, '47, resides
The Bresslers may be addressed at 4024 Beechcreek Road, Col11m
FlOyd Allard, '39, and his wife, Vicenza American High School, APO 13, Ohio.
the former Bertha May Griffin, '34,
may be addressed at R. R. 6, Box William L. Carter, '48, will
218, Roqkford, Ill. come associate dean of faculti~
the University of Cincinnati in S
Warren Smith Pulliam, '39, has tember, 1964. His address is 1
been with the Federal Civil Service Wittekind Terrace, Cincinnati, 0

Dorothy M. Bartlett, '48, ten

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the primary grades in East St. 1950 - 1959 newly created department of geog-
· . Ill. Her address is 1816 Ex- raphy at the State University Col-
ge Ave., East St. Louis. Robert L. Sinclair, '50, is now sup- lege, Cortland, N. Y. He lives at
erintendent of Elementary Consoli- East River Road, Cortland.
Nary E. Lowry (Mrs. Paul B. Cor- dated School, District No. 7, Oblong,
), '48, teaches music in the ele- Ill. He moved to Oblong from Rob- George Ellis, '50, lives at 18988
tary schools of Robinson. · She inson after 10 years at the latter loca- Sorrento, Detroit, Mich.
tion. Mrs. Sinclair is the former Mari-
at 209 W. Walnut, Robinson, lyn R. Harris, '55. They live at R. R. Roy E. Klay, '50, has been princi-
1, Oblong. pal for the past two years of an ele-
lkenneth L. Taylor, '48, has been mentary school in Wayne, Mich. His
cipal of Atwood ( Ill. ) grade Irvin M. Haak, '50, teaches biology address is 33230 Franklin St.,
ol since 1948. He has two chil- and physical education and serves Wayne, Mich.
as an assistant coach at the high
'a freshman in high school, school in Hutsonville, Ill. His address Frank R. Pitol, '51, is now an as-
is Box 104, Hutsonville. sistant coach and physical education
eg, an eighth grader. He has teacher at Collinsville (Ill.) High
Jesse H. HalloweU School. He assists in football, basket-
E°dents in his school, having James H. Hallowell, '50 has been ball, and track. He also coaches the
named Chicago sales division man- sophomores. Mrs. Pitol is the former
completed an addition to the ager for U. S. Industrial Chemical Pat Stanley, '54. They have two sons,
ing - five classrooms, gymnas- Co. He joined the U. S. I. staff in Stan, 4, and Scott, 2. Their address
, lffichroom, and bandroom. His 1953 as an engineer in the company's is 118 Linda Drive, Collinsville.
ss is 431 N. Main St., Atwood, Tuscola, Ill., technical service labora-
tory. He has served in the company's Donald H. Fraembs, '51, is senior
John Willard Pankey, '49, and his sales office in Chicago and most re- engineer, polarimeters, for the Ben-
· e, the former Betty Lou Barber, .cently was manager of the Boston dix Corporation in Cincinnati, Ohio.
-'50, live at 601 Walnut St., Mid- sales office. He has two children, Daniel Tim, 5,
d, Mich. David R. Firebaugh, '50, is an in- and Darah Ming, 4. The Fraembs
structor with the Air Force at Wurt- live at 10158 Chelmsford Road, Cin-
Worma Carter, '49, teaches second smith AFB, Michigan. He teaches cinnati 40, Ohio.
e in the schools of Hammond, jet engines to the jet engine .techni-
Her address is Atwood, Ill. cians and aircraft mechanic techni- Jack D. Winkleback, '51, is mid-
cians. His wife, Lorraine, '51, teaches western manager of the Multi-Ply
f;dward H. Noffke, '49, _has been kindergarten in the public schools of Corporation, Charlotte, N. C. He
entary principal at Hammond, Oscoda, Mich. The Firebaughs have lives at 8297 Marmon Drive (Box
since 1961. He has a daughter, two children, Frances, 9, and Rich- 246), Northfield, Ohio. The Winkle-
e, almost 6. The Noffkes live at ard, 11. Their address is R. R. 1, Box backs have three children, John
mond. 87, Oscoda. Douglas, 3, Peri Dean, 6, and
George Louis McDermott, '50, was Georgiann, 15.
l>elmar Keith Biggs, '49, was trans- recently appointed chairman of the
ed from Covington, Ky., to Alli- Kenneth D. Sedgwick, '51, grad-
ce, Ohio, in August, 1963, as man- uated from the College of the Bible,
er of J. C. Penney Store. Mrs. Lexington, Ky., last May. He is min-
s, the former Patricia Darigan, ister of the Marshall Avenue Chris-
tian Church, Mattoon, Ill. His wife
ded the training school and high is the former Dora Louise Bower,
ool at Eastern. They have two '52. They are expecting a child in the
ghters, ages 13 and 1. Their ad- latter part of May, 1964. Their ad-
s is 1094 Lilly Road, Alliance. dress is 1521 Marion Ave., Mattoon.

l.eland E. Davis, '49, is principal Kenneth R. Wilson, '51, reports
East Harmon Elementary Schools, that he has two potential Easternites
on the way through school. Ken is a
Harmon Air Force Base, Step- management engineer at Scott Air
ville, Newfoundland. His school Force Base, Ill. He lives at 2005 La
Salle, Belleville, Ill.
32 teachers and 974 students.
school is operated by the U. S. Robert Weppler, '51, teaches in-
arbnent of Defep.se. He and his dustrial arts at Oblong Township
, the former Rosalie ]. Conley, High School. He has two children,
Keith, 4, and Denise, 2. Both were
'50, plan to remain in Newfound- born on March 20. His address is
next year. Their address is P. 0. R. R. 1, Oblong, Ill.
1456, APO 864, New York, N. Y.
Donald A. Rothschild, Jr., '51, and
Bob Crookshank, '49, reports that his wife, the former Sue Niemeyer,
third daughter, Joanne, was born '52, live at 306 15 Ave. S. W.,
October. The Crookshank family Rochester, Minn. They have two
sons.
stands at three boys and three
. They are: Barbara, 18, Richard, William (Pete) Herren, '51, is now
ny, 12, Paul, 6, and Joanne. Bob principal of an elementary school in
now supervisor of vocational edu- the Monticello, Ill., unit. Mrs. Her-
"on and industrial arts for the new
olidated school system in For-
t:ounty, N. C. His address is
1 !Cascade Ave., Winston-Salem,

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PAG~ ELEVEN

ron is the former Dorcas Buehler, 9, Martha, 4, Sarah, 2, and Pau1
'51. Their address is 903 Longview Another child is expected in Au
Road, Monticello. Their address is Fuente De Cao
Lomas Tecamachalco, Estado
Patricia A. Maurer (Mrs. Philip Mexico, Mexico.
Ensor), '51, has three children, twins
Susan and Stuart, 6, and Sally, 4. Margaret EUin~ton (Mrs.
Her husband is industrial relations Marion Speer), · 54, is a r
technician at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
manager for Eaton Mfg. Co., Cleve- sity, while John, '58, is worJcinl
his Ph. D. at Ohio State. The S
land, Ohio. Their address is 30700 live at 29 Elmwood Drive, Dela
Ronald Drive, Willowick, Ohio. Ohio.

Robert D. Climer, '52, lives at R. Charles T. Hashbarger, ·~
R. 2, Palestine, Ill. speech and hearing clinician on
staff of West Central Mental H
Lester W. Utterbach, '52, reports Center, Inc., Willmar, Minn. He
that his son, Lester Lloyd, is a stu- three children, Chuck, 5, Kare~
and Julie, 3 mos. His address is
dent at Albion College. The Utter- Penn Ave., Willmar.
bachs live at 2272 Middlebelt Road,
Pontiac, Mich. Richard B. Foster, M. S. 'f>4t

Mary Cline (Mrs. Paul Vise), '52, presently teaching instrumental m
ic in the public schools of O'F
lives in Enfield, Ill., where her hus- James G. Kehias Ill. His address is 404 S. Au
O'Fallon.
band is a Methodist minister. She James G. Kehias, '52 has been pro-
has three children, Marilyn, 10, Paul, moted to the rank of ma1·or in the Donald H. Branson, '54, is a
5, and Dale, 4. United States.Army Reserves. Kehias, manager for UNARCO Industrill
who lives at 251.2 Surrey Road, Burl- Chicago. He covers five states
Norma Metter (Mrs. Goeffrey ington, Iowa, is supervisor, Public the cities of Pittsburgh; Roch
Crewe), '52, lives at 5312 Bloom- and Employee Relations, for the N. Y.; and Buffalo, N. Y. He
Switchgear Department of the Cen- at 14165 Evergreen, Detroit
field Drive, Midland, Mich. She and eral Electric Company. The Kehias' Mich.
Jeff, ex-'55, have two children, reside in Burlington, Iowa, with their
three daughters. In June Kehias will Samuel Carl Von Brock, '54,
N ancy, 6, a. nMd i·Gueore,ffJrre.,y,'532., I·S treas- complete the infantry officer career
Harry 0 course. Last year, he was cited by cently changed positions, mfl\
surer and director of Spartan Chem- the Department of Non-Resident In- from the Ford Motor Company
struction at Ft. Benning, Ca., for his ing center to the styling staff of
ical Co., and director of CAM Chem- suggestion to consolidate all exten- mouth-Valiant Studios, Chryslel'
ical Co., in Grand Rapids, Mich. He sion courses in single mailings to stu- poration, Highland Park, Mich.,
has two children, Jennifer Lynn and dents. This idea resulted in large lives at 14531 Evergreen Road,
Robert Eugene. His address is 1849 savings of time and money to the de- troit 23, Mich.
Woodward S. E., Grand Rapids. · partment.
Daniel Glenn Frame, '54, tea
Bobby K. Cox, '52, teaches high two daughters, Jo Ann, 8, and Betti, mathematics and coaches at
school band and chorus in St. Elmo, 4. His address is R. R. 3, Godfrey,
Ill. Mrs. Cox is the former Jeanne Ill. boro (Ill.) Junior High. Mrs. Fr
Barth, '51. They have two children, the former Kathryn Evans,
Keith, 8, and Kevin, 3. They chang- Valeta Schmidt (Mrs. Stephen
ed addresses in September and now Doorneweerd), '53, reports that her teaches .third grade at the J. D.
live at 317 W. 12th, St. Elmo. husband is a minister of the Linwood
Baptist Church, Cincinnati, Ohio. School, Litchfield, Ill. The Fr
Paul A. Wheeler, '53, is head Her address is 1175 Herschel Ave., live at 401 W. Mechanic St., H'
swimming coach and head tennis Cincinnati 8, Ohio. boro, Ill.

coach at the State University of New Eula Durston, '54,, teaches first Roscoe E. Wallace, '55, has m
grade in Vandalia. Her address is to a new home at 274 Blair D ·
York College at Buffalo. His address Witt, Ill. Fairborn, Ohio. He still works for
is 549 Claremont, Kenmore 23, N. Y. Air Force.
Paul M. Trotta, '54, is quality con-
Richard W. Pippen, '53, is assist- b·ol manager for Cummins Diesel In- Susanna Kinnery (Mrs. Jo~
ant professor in the department of ternational Ltd., for foreign licensee Newlin), '55, lives in Robinsoqi
biology at Western Michigan Uni- operation in Mexico. Mrs. Trotta is Her husband is a dentist.
1<'.ersity, Kalamazoo, Mich. He re- the former Marilyn Monroe, ex-'53.
ceived the Ph. D. last June from the They have four children, Michael, Dwight Chapman, '56, has
University of Michigan. His address promoted to sales manager for
is 1034 Crown, Kalamazoo. ris Bros., Inc., in Robinson, Ill.
Chapmans moved to Robinson
George K. MeUott, '53, will teach September after living for four y
in Glasgow, Ky. They have two
music at the Edwardsville campus of dren, Georgia, 8, and Park, 7.
address is 1602 N. Argus, Rob'
Southern Illinois University, begin-
ning this fall. George received his F. A. Bright, '56, lives at 291
Wesley, Flat Rock, Mich.
Fh. D. in music Feb. 1 from the
State University of Iowa. Hs is pres-
ently teaching at Cumberland Col-
lege; Williamsburg, Ky. His address
is R. R. 1, Box 24, Williamsburg, Ky.

Jack D. Adams, '53, operates Wim-
py's Drive-In, near Alton, Ill. He has

PAGE TWELVE

Mary Randell (Mrs. Glen Curtis) , His address is 423 Harvard, S. E., addressed at Department of Chem-
at R. R. 3, Bryan, Ohio. Glen, Albuquerque. istry, Eastern Michigan University,
Ypsilanti.
, is speech and hearing therapist Carol Gregory (Mrs. Donald L.
Williams County, Ohio. Mrs. Cur- Swango) , '57, reports that she and Donakl W. Ferguson, M.S. '58,
leaches sixth grade in the Bryan Don, '51, moved to Toledo, Ohio, in lives at 530 Gary, Bridgeport, Ill.
ty schools. They have two chil- August of 1963 when Don was pro~
moted to city manager with the Charles L. Bratton, '58, and his
, Carol Ann, 6 and John, 4. Phillips Petroleum Co. Mrs. Swango wife, the former Gayle Travers, ex-
is recording secretary of the local '59, report that their first child,
flenry A. (Hank) Carter, '56, PTA council and does some substi- Julia Mae, was born last November.
!:$ junior high basketball and tute teaching. They have two chil- Their address is 827 Adams, Findlay,
and teaches science at Noko- dren, Lynn, 6, and Greg, 4. Their Ohio.
address is 5101 Oakridge Drive,
., Ill. He is with the Marine Corps Toledo, Ohio. Richard Neal Meadows, '58, re-
rve in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Car- ceived the M. A. in Dramatic Arts
is the former Marcia Allan, ex- Russ Herron, '57, is completing in January from Western Reserve
his fifth year in journalism and in- University, Cleveland, Ohio.
. The Carters have three children, formation services at Central Michi-
elein, 7, Gregg, 3, and Cynthia, gan University, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Norman G. Catt, '58, teaches at
, with the fourth expected. Their He also advises the university news- Thornton Fractional Township North
ess is 310 S. Vine, Nokomis, Ill. paper. Mrs. Herron, the former Pat High School, Calumet City, Ill. His
Wheeler, '57, is a member of the address is Calumet City, Ill.
Julia Lyons (Mrs. G. U. Homing), business faculty at Mt. Pleasant High
, lives at 1621 Edsel Drive, Tren- School. Their address is 1026lh S. Sheila Ann Henry, '58, received
Fancher, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. her master's degree from the Uni-
' Mich. versity of Illinois in February. Her
Del Gericke, '57, teaches physical address is 509 S. Fifth, Champaign,
Joseph L. Fon-ester, '56, now education and mathematics and Ill.
ches business machines in the coaches basketball and baseball at
nton (Mich.). High School. Mrs. Dupo (Ill.) High School. He also Ray M. Graham, '58, is presently
ester, the former Patricia Can- assists in football. He has a son, Ty, a financial analyst at the Marathon
' '56, teaches elementary vocal 6. Del lives at 200 N. Third St., Oil Company's Detroit, Mich., re-
·c. Before going to Trenton, Joe Dupo. finery. He lives at 32731 Maplewood
Blvd., Garden City, Mich.
athletic director and business David A. Fisher, '57, and his
her at Monroe, Mich. The For- wife, Miriam E. Fisher, '57, have Rex D. Cooley, '59, is an account-
ers have five children, Krista been teaching in the Santa Cruz ant with Marathon Oil Company,
arie, 8, Joseph Michael, 7, Kevin (Calf.) High School woodshop and Findlay, Ohio. Mrs. Cooley is the
, 6, John Patrick, 4, and Keith Capitola Elementary School, respect- former Nancy Ashworth, ex-'61. She
, 3. The Forresters live at 475 ively, for the past four years. They teaches art at Findlay High School.
have two children, Cinda Lee, 8, and The Cooleys have· a son, Rex, 2.
a Lee Drive, Monroe, Mich. Dan, 5%. Cinda was seriously burn- Their address is R. R. 2, Beechwood
ed with third-degree bums over 37 Addition, Findlay.
IVallace F. Dale, '56, is a member per cent of her body last July. David
the staff of the Experimental reports that she is up and about, William Lambrechtse, '59, has
ysics Department of the Univer- with plastic surgery pending. joined the Export Department of
. of California Lawrence Radia- Rohm & Haas Company, Philadel-
Shirley Meyer (Mrs. William Sin- phia, Pa. He was formerly employed
laboratory, Livermore, Calif. clair), '57,, reports that her third by the General Electric Company
child, Robert Charles, was born Jan. and Lockheed Aircraft Corporation.
William N. Hatfiekl, '56, is com- 18, 1964. Her other children are He received a Bachelor of Foreign
. g work toward the Ph. D. at Linda Kay, 5, and Marilyn Jane, 3. Trade degree in 1964 from the Am-
o State. He hopes to finish his The Sinclairs live at 2923 Nepper- erican Institute of Foreign Trade. He
han, Louisville 18, Ky. lives at Bromley House, Bldg. A,
etion by next year. He is pres- Apt. 305, Old York Road, Philadel-
tly ervising student teachers at Allan Rehbein, '58, teaches fifth phia 26 ,Pa.
·o tate. This summer, he will grade at the Harmony School in
Belleville, Ill. His wife is the former Sharon Dennis, '59, is teaching
h ~applied linguistics and lang- Lyla Jean Phillips, ex-'56. Their ad- grade six at Adelphi Academy, Brook-
e SQboratory methods in NDEA dress is 512 E. Washington, O'Fallon, lyn, N. Y. Her address is 233 W.
Ill. 4th St., New York 14, N. Y.
Language Institute at Ohio.
Hatfield is the former Loretta Larry L. Harrison, '58, may be ad- Gene A. Greek, '59, is employed
ann, ex-'59. She teaches nur- dressed at Box 182, Nokomis, Ill. with the U. S. Industrial Chemicals
school. Their address is 962 Co., Tuscola, Ill. Mrs. Greek is the
tabula Court, Columbus, Ohio. Edmund S. Berchert, Jr., '58, re- former A. Carolyn Malone, ex-'59.
ceived the Ph. D. in chemistry in They have two daughters, Rebecca
Mary Ann Bridges (Mrs. David February from the University of Illi- Anne and Margaret Elizabeth. Their
comb), '57, has a son, Jon Alan, nois. He i~ now assistant professor of address is 401 W. Orchard, Atwood,
c:hemistry at Eastern Michigan Uni- Ill.
mos. The Dunscombs live at 215 , ·ersity, Ypsilanti, Mich. He may be
. Main St., Atwood, Ill. /. /. Haas, '59, is an ensign in the
U. S. Naval Reserve. He was in
Frank Nickell, '57, assists in foot- Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, in April. He
and basketball and teaches accel-

ted U. S. History at Sandia High
ool in Albuquerque, N. M., the
est high school in the state with
900 students. He is doing graduate
rk leyond the master's in history
thf University of New Mexico.

PAGE THIRTEEN

Albert E. Poorman ball and his basketball team compiled Catherine (Kittie) Ray (Mrs. K
a 25-2 record, winning the regional ald E. Mauck), '60, is employecl
Albert E. Poorman, '59, has accept- tournament. His wife is the former
ed a position in the biology depart- Beverley Potter, '59. They have two Cooperative Extension Service o8
ment of Kearney State College, Kear- sons, Brian, 31h, and Brett, l 1h. Their
ney, Neb., beginning this fall. In address is Box 352, Pleasant Hill. University of Illinois. She is as ·
August, he will receive a master's de- ant home adviser in St. Clair ' I
gree in biology from Kansas State Henry Munch, '59, has three chil- County. Her address is 30 Narci
Teachers College, Emporia. For the dren, Sandra 10. Mark, 7, and Mich- Drive, Belleville, Ill.
past three years, he has been science ael, 2. His address is 708 Maurine
supervisor and instructor at Mt. Au- Drive, Columbus 4, Ohio. Terry R. Shepherd, '61, re
burn Community Unit No. 5, Mt. that he and his wife are both tea
Auburn, Ill 1960 - 1964 ing.

reports Naples as being "fascinating" Carol Stanfield (Mrs. Bernard Marilyn Musick (Mrs. Robert N
and Aden, ''hot but quite interest- Halloran), '60, now has three chil- Henkel), '61, and husband Ro
ing." His address is USS NOA dren-Laura Ann, 3, Bernard Eugene, '56, live at 4232 E. Cleveland,
(DD84), FPO New York, N. Y. Jr., l 1h, and Kathleen Marie, 5 mos. catur, 111.
(09501) Her address is Box 45, West York, Ill.
John F. Tipton, '61, is head of
Robert L. Wiman, '59, is teaching Janice Kay Vulgamott (Mrs. Gary business education departme!Jt
physical education and coaches soph- Lonnon) , '60, is teaching physical Southeastern High School, Riehm
omore football and baseball at Kan- education at Cerro Gordo (Ill.) High dale, Ohio. He has two chil
kakee, Ill. His address is 505 S. In- School Her address is 301 N. Lin- Johnny, 5, and Gary, 2. His ad
diana, Kankakee. coln, Cerro Gordo. is 135 Cottage Lane, Chillico
Ohio.
David Cutlip, '59, writes that he Roberta Hildebrand (Mrs. Donald
has a daughter, Debbie Dean, 8 mos. Sedestrom), '60, and her husband Orren C. Leggitt, '61, is com
His address is 27183 Belanger, Rose- teach in Garden City, Mich. Their ing his third year of teaching in
ville, Mich. address is 308 Balmoral, Garden Oblong (Ill.) elementary sch
City. He reports that he and his
Larry R. Freeman, '59, and his built and moved into a new h
wife, the former Marcia L. Lorton, Sam Clark, '60, lives in Cisco, Ill. last July. Their address is 609
ex-'61, live at 425 Rosewood Ave., Gary K. Randolph, '60, makes his Grant, Oblong, Ill.
Findlay, Ohio. home at 30 W. Patterson, Macoutah,
Ill. James W. Cox, '61, teaches
Larry Smith, '59, teaches physical Rodger E. Stanfield, '60, is em- coaches at R0binson (Ill.) Hi
education and driver training, coach- ployed as an inspector for the U. S. School. He is working toward
es basketball, and assists in footbaH Food and Drug Administration. The master's degree in guidance
at Cerro Gordo (Ill. ) High School. Stanfields, who live at 463 Pedretti, counseling. He has two daught
His address is Box 122, Cerro Gordo. Apt. 14, Cincinnati 38, Ohio, are ex- ages 5 and 2. His address is 506
pecting a child in July or August. Madison St., Robinson.
Richard Deckard, '59, is head foot- Kenneth Koehm, '60, is assistant
ball and basketball coach at Pleasant supervisor for the Country Life In- Cary Leroy Owens, '61, presen
Hill (Ill.) High School. He had an surance Co., in Bloomington, Ill. His teaches three classes in business
undefeated season last year in foot- wife is the former Vicki Sharpe, ex- handles all the guidance and cou
'62. They have a daughter, Julie ing for the Nokomis (Ill.)
Lynn, 5 mos. Their address is 1214 School. He hopes to compl
Dogwood Lane, Bloomington, Ill. master's degree this summer
David £. Elmore, '60, is a sales- Eastern. Mrs. Owens is the fo
man for the Hughes Tool Company. Sarah Jane Hill, ex-'64. They h
Mrs. Elmore is the former Colleen two children, 21h years and 1
McManaman, ex-'62. Their address Their address is 1101h State, N
is R. R. 1, River Valley, Marion, komis.
Ohio.
Jo Ann Debois (Mrs. James Kist- Ferrol French (Mrs. Wayne M
ler), '60, was married last June. Her dox), '61, reports the birth of
husband is employed by Delta Air first child, Douglas Wayne, bo1111
Lines at O'Hare Field, Chicago. She Feb. 16, 1964-his mother's birth
is expecting her first child in May. Wayne's class year is ex-'64.
They live at 2993 Curtis St., Box address is R. R. 1, West York, Ill.
A-45, Des Plaines, Ill.
Ronald Leathers, '60, and his wife, Elaine Stuckey (Mrs. Joe
the former Sue Williamson, '61, are Housley), '61, reports that her h
the parents of a daughter, Ronda band, Joe, ex-'64, got out of the
Sue, born Jan. 28. Ron is head of
the English department at Robinson S. Army in January. Mrs. Housl.
High School. Their address is 701 teaching physical education at Ho
Rustic, Robinson. wood-Flossmoor High School( Fl
moor, Ill. Her address is 511
change, Crete, Ill.

Wilda L. Milner, '62, teaches
grade in a small school in the Co ·
ville, Ill., unit. Terry teaches gr
four and five in the same st

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· address is 5598 Collinsville the Internal Revenue Service. She is Summer Session
, E. St. Louis, Ill. stationed at Champaign, Ill.
bara Farthing (Mrs. Bob Gil- Time To Enroll,
), '62, was married last Septem- Gordon G. Norman, '62, is head
. She teaches home economics at wrestling coach and assistant foot- Graduates Told
LHigh School, Broadlands, Ill. ball coach at Rockford, Mich. He
llusband is also a teacher. Her plans to attend summer school at Spring high school graduates are
ss is Broadlands. either the University of Michigan or being urged by Eastern officials to
Michigan State. His address is 340 seriously consider beginning their col-
ichard J. Cooney, '62, teaches Norwood St., Rockford, Mich. lege education this summer to insure
their enrollment.
'cal education in the Brentwood, Preston Holdner, '63, is employed
g~d, N. Y., school district. in the text-film division of McGraw- President Quincy Doudna recently
h a daughter, Patricia Lynn, Hill, Inc. pointed out that enrollment at East-
m His address is 120 4th St., ern next September may become im-
twood, Long Island, N. Y. Linda Miner, '63, teaches second possible for large numbers of stu-
grade at Willis Avenue Elementary dents if applications continue to pour
irgil L. Hudson, '62, plans to re- School, Mineola, Long Island, N. Y. in at their present rate.
for at least another year as Her address is 21 Y{lle, Williston
-counselor in the American Park, N. Y. David T. Baird, director of admis-
sions, reported April 17 that active
· r High School in Garmisch, Maurice L. Reed, '63, has accept- applications for admission this fall
any. Mrs. Hudson was formerly ed the pastorate at the First Baptist were running about 50 per cent
Joyed in the office of the Dean, Church of Hutsonville, Ill. He was above that of last year.
ent Personnel Services at East- formerly pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Arcola, Ill. His address is "Eastern is determined not to ruin
. Their address is Garmisch Am- Hutsonville, Ill. the educational opportunities for
School, APO 172, N. Y. those students who are accepted, by
Maxine Bradley (Mrs. Kenneth taking more students than our facili-
rry Joe Higgins, '62, teaches Tosetti), '63, was married Feb. 28. ties and number of faculty members
ical education at Robinson (Ill.) Her husband is a music teacher in will enable us to take care of well,"
Nokomis, Ill. Their address is 530 said the president.
School. He also assists in foot- N. Cedar, Nokomis.
basketball, and baseball. He has Eastern has been granted standby
ughter, Debbie, 2. His address Gail Heidenfeldt (Mrs. Frank F. authority by the Teachers College
6 N. Lincoln, Robinson. Lund), '63, was married last No- Board to deny admission to students
vember. She now teaches in Central from the lower one-half of their grad-
ax K. Atwood, '62, is assistant School District No. 2 Riverhead, N. uating classes in the fall of 1964 un-
'er at the Fayette County (Ill.) Y. Her address is 18 Peconic Tr., less they have their applications com-
Riverhead, Long Island, N. Y. pleted by a date specified later.
in St. Elmo. The Atwoods, who
at 119 N. Elm, St. Elmo, have William L. Bogardus, '63, is a President Doudna said the author-
sons, Bryan, 2lh, and Stephen, 1. graduate student at the University ity will be exercised only if the an-
of Michigan. He will receive his de- ticipated enrollment for the fall
ellie T. Phillips, '62, lives at 241 gree in December. His address is reaches the limitations of available
f.villiams St., Bement, Ill. 1210 W. Locust St., Belvidere, Ill. staff and facilities. Eastern presently
erry Norris, '62, is art teacher at admits only those students in the up-
inson, Ill., and is working toward James Holderread, '63, is a 2nd Lt. per two-thirds of their high school
lnaster's degree at Eastern dur- in the United States Air Force. He graduating class in the fall.
is presently attending USAF Air Traf-
the summers. Mrs. Norris, the fic Control School at Kessler AFB, New students who enroll for the
r Ruth Dallas, '63, is in her Miss. After his training course, he summer quarter are automatically ac-
will go to Westover AFB, Mass. His cepted for the fall quarter, under en-
ryear as a social worker in Craw- address is 211 W. Tyler Ave., Litch- ro[lment I?olicies at Eastern.
unty. Their address is W. field, Ill.
Eastern s 1964 summer quarter be-
aJn Robinson, Ill. Charles J. Curran, '63, teaches gins June 8 and ends August 14. The
university was one of the pioneers
erta Crawford (Mrs. Frank L. government at Fairborn High School, in the nation in developing year-
· g), '62, teaches homemaking a school connected to Wright-Patter- round operation. Since 1960, Eastern
Litchfield (Ill.) Junior High son Air Force Base near Dayton, has offered a full summer quarter to
l. She is also attending South- Ohio. make it possible for a student to com-
Illinois University, working on plete his undergraduate work in
~aster's degree in guidance. Her Joseph K. Unekis, '63, has been three calendar years.
ess is Box 109, Litchfield, Ill. commissioned a second lieutentant in
the United States Air Force. He at- Jerry R. Bailey, '63, may be ad-
oyce Young (Mrs. M. Howard tended the Officer Training School dressed at R. R. 1, Box 68, Grays-
~), '62, teaches home economics at Lackland AFB, Texas. lake, Ill.
a §unior high school in LaCrosse,
. lloward, ex-'64, is a company Daughn K. Earnest, '63, now a
second lieutnant in the United States
ntative for P & D Manufactur- Air Force, is studying to be an avio-
a farm feeding equipment corn- nics officer. He is stationed at Lowry
AFB, Colo.
y. He is in charge of an area cov-

g ,Minnesota, Wisconsin, and
1 North and South Dakota.

ir address is 1012 Ceder Drive,
Srescent, Minn.
Sharon A. Crabbe, '62, works for

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