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Eastern Illinois Universit: Charleston, Illinois Reply ... EIU Receives Grant Cover Photo For NSF Institute About Question The cover photo is a scene from Eastern has received a the opera "Amahl and the Night grant from the National Of Membership Visitors," presented December 11-14 Foundation for its third by the Eastern music department. Summer Institute in Science Not long ago the Alumni Office 1 wo casts performed the opera on ondary School Teachers. received a letter from an alumnus alternate evenings in the Fine A1ts President Quincy Doudna has who objected to non-graduates of Center. pointed Dr. Weldon N. Baker, Eastern holding membership in the ciate professor of chemistry, to d" Alumni Association. the institute. Dr. Baker served in hers would be graduates. The writer said that he "was un­ similar capacity for the 1960 "However, it must be said that der the impression that the 'Alumni 1961 institutes. many of our distinguished and suc­ Association' was trul) such rather cessful alumni attended Eastern for The Eastern program will be than being open to anyone who may one, two, or three years before going of 457 institutes rnn by 274 differ ever have attended Eastern." on to another university for their colleges and made possible by N He made the argument that the baccalauereate degrees. And what grants totaling approximately $2 Association's membership po 1icy about the students enrolled in such million. Some 20,500 high sch "makes for a much larger potential programs as pre-medicine, pre-jour­ teachers are expected to take p membership but at the sacrifice of nalism, pre-agriculture, etc.? These iu the overall NSF program. representing alumni." students do not receive degrees trom Approximately 60 stipends will He then proceeded to "resign' the University. available for the Eastern institu from membership in the Association: "It has also been the opinion of Dr. Baker announced that info "With this in mind I do not wish the Alumni Association that any · tion on how to apply tor the stipen to be identified with this so-called student who attends the University will be available from him after organization." for at least one quaiter gains some­ holidays. So that members of the Alumni thing from his association with the Those attending the 1962 institu Association may themselves ponder institution. Are these students to be al Eastern will work in the fields the question posed by the writer of denied the opportunity of express­ biology, chemistry, and physi the above letter, portinns of the re­ ing in some positive way their ap­ Eastern is one of 165 schools off ply from the Alumni OHice are pub­ preciation for what they gained ing courses in multiple fields. lished below: h om their association with the There will be another 118 ins ...... school, however brief that associa­ tutes in mathematics, 53 in biolo "The Constitution of the Eastern tion might have been? 39 in chemistry, and 23 in physi Illinois University Alumni Associa­ "Many persons who have dropped Nine other Illinois colleges and tion, as drawn and adopted by alum­ out of Eastern before graduating versities also received grants. ni, not the University, says the fol­ have become successful persons in In announcing the EIU gra lowing about membership: whatever field of endeavor they have Harry C. Kelly, NSF associate " 'Membership of The East­ chosen. Surely the University made rector, said, "Your efforts to he ern Illinois University Alumni some contribution to these persons. these teachers maintain and impro Association shall consist of any­ "It would not seem appropriate to their competence are most time) one who (1) has matriculated o:-ganize and conduct an alumni or­ Their increased classroom capab· but has not received a degree ganization as a private club for those ties should result in increasing nu from Eastern Illinois University who received baccalureate degrees. hers of talented young people wan and is not currently enrolled as An alumni organization consists of ing to become scientists." a regular, full-time student on persons who, of their own free will, campus, and (2) has received a have banded togethe1 to promote degree or diploma, whether or the best interests of their school­ The Eastern not he is currently enrolled.' the school they attended and call Alumnus "It is true that this definition of their own. They are proud of their school and wish to do what they can Published in June, September, Decem membership is quite inclusive. There and March by Eastern Illinois University, are other alumni who have at times to make i_t always a better school. Charleston, Illinois "As a member of the executive taken the position that membership VOLUME XV DECEMBER, 1961 should be more restricted. As for my­ committee expressed it at a recent meeting, paraphrasing a statement self, I can find arguments on both Director of Regional Services _ Asa M. Ru sides. by President Kennedy, an alumnus Director of Alumni Services _ Ken Hesler, '5 "To restrict membership to two or should not ask, 'What can the Uni­ four-year graduates (Eastern offered versity do for me?' but 'What can I Entered May 14, 1947, as second cla two-year degrees until 1944) would, do for the University?' " matter at the post office in Charleston, II as you suggest, provide a more strict­ ...... nois, under authority of the act of Co gress, August 24, 1912. Yearly subscripti ly defined and representative body Director of Alumni Services rate $2.00; two years $2.75; three yea of alumni in the sense that all mem- Kenneth E. Hesler $3.50. PAGE TWO lumni To Participate In Elementary Study Eastern's Alumni Association will participate in a pilot p1:ogram to hipps Elected study ways and means of providing additional numbers of quality ele­ mentary teachers for the public CEC President schools of Illinois. Clem Phipps, 1960-61 president Initiated by the Illinois Citizens the Alumni Association, has been Education Committee, the program ected president of the Illinois Citi­ will be conducted jointly by that s Education Committee for 1962. committee, the Alumni Association, and the School of Elementary and The ICEC is a statewide, volun­ Junior High School Teaching at citizens committee of some 200 Eastern. mbers from all walks of life. Its mbership consists of 90 per cent President of the ICEC is Clem y citizens and 10 per cent educat- Phipps, Mattoon, former president of the Alumni Association. A direct outgrowth of the White Preliminary plans for a major con­ ouse Conference on Education, the ference on Eastern's campus are be­ ganization is divided into seven ing prepared by a steering commit­ gional areas, each centered around tee headed by Phipps, Dick Wil­ university. lfoms, current Alumni Association At the time of his election in Octo­ James Kimball, sports editor of the president, and Dr. Harry Merigis, di­ r, Phipps outlined a vigorous pro­ liastern State News and University rector of the School of Elementary am of activities for the organiza­ sports publicity writer, was inducted and Junior High School Teaching. n. into the U. S. Army November 27. Invitations to t h e conference It includes continued increase in He is currently stationed at Ft. will be extended to representatives mbership, increased efforts to or­ Leonard Wood, Mo. of professional and citizens educa­ ize committees in school districts, tion organizations, area civic leaders, d extensions of a project to offer alumni of Eastern, and area educa­ rses for school board members. Nine-Month Salary tors. Phipps believes that the mounting Purpose of the conference will be blems in the field of education For 1961 Graduates two-fold: to gain an understanding be met only through extensive of the problems related to providing · en participation. Hits $4,532 Average more quality elementary teachers "Our committee believes that we Ninety-five per cent of the ele­ and to provide a foundation for at­ st develop what we call the 'Third mentary majors and 76 per cent of tacking those same problems. · ension in Education'-namely a the secondary candidates in the class The ICEC is interested in all 'de by which the citizen can con­ of 1961 at Eastern have been placed phases of public education, particu­ ently be informed about his in teaching positions. larly the recruitment of quality ool," he said. teachers at all levels. Pilot programs Phipps says the public schools in The average 1961-62 nine-month salary for beginning teachers was dealing with other problems will be · country were established by the conducted by other state groups. · ns and for the citizens as a $4532, and the a,·erage twelve le. month salary for all other positions -i'hrough our system of taxation was $4882. graduates who were serious about are the owners of the schools. The placement office has the dual teaching were able to secure suitable such, the citizens have a serious responsibility to assist graduates in positions even in the surplus fields," in the public schools and in sPcuring suitable positions and to aid the report goes on to explain. t;?ucatio~al progress of our chil­ school administrators to secure com­ The rep01t also notes several sig­ ' he said. petent teachers, according to Willian1 nificant employment trends. He further stated that citizens H. Zeigel, dean of student academic "Increased enrollments at the sec­ assume full responsibility of services. ondary level and staffing needs for ership and help "our fine educat­ The annual report, compiled un­ new high schools have caused the and administrators make sure that der the direction of Dean Zeigel, and demand to increase for secondary educational program succeeds in James Knott, director of the Place~ majors, especially those with ex­ ~plishing its intended pur- ment Office, notes that 80 per pnience. Special attention should be cPnt of the teacher education grad­ given to the large demand for ele­ Phipps is currently a member of uates accepted teaching positions. mentary teacher, administrators and executive committee of the "The point of view may be taken special education teachers," observe i Association. that most of the more competent Dean Zeigel and Knott.

PAGE THREE Calvin To Assum Managerial Post At Chicago Firm Donald L. Calvin, ex-'54, has r signed as Illinois Securities Commis sioner to join the investment bank ing firm of A. C. Allyn & Co., Chi cago. Calvin became t h e syndicat manager for Allyn on Jan. 1, the ef fective date of his resignation. Calvin, who celebrei led his 30t birthday Nov. 10, was the younge securities commissioner in the natio For three years he has been respon sible for the administration and en forcement of one of the nations strict est securities laws. The new post will give Calv· prime responsibilities for all under writing coming into Allyn's, the larg est Chicago-based investment bank ing firm. Donald L. Calvin, Illinois Securities Commissioner, sits at his desk in Besides a substantial pay increas the office of the Secretary of State. Calvin resigned his state position to be­ Calvin said the Allyn post has un come the syndicate manager January 1 for a Chicago investment banking usual potential. "The sky is the lim · firm . for a good syndicate manager," h said. He accepted a research assistant­ His new duties will include a Arkansas Students ship at the University of Illinois 1 anging methods of financing, publi where he completed the require­ offerings and registration statemen Honor EIU Alumnus ments for the Master of Science and for customers. Calvin said he leaves the sta James L. Dale, '49, has been hon­ Doctor of Philosophy degrees in plant pathology. After completion of government "on friendly terms b ored by University of Arkansas stu­ with a heavy heart." He said his su dents. his doctorate degree in 1956, he ac­ cepted a position as Extension Plant cessor will be named by Secretary The Arkansas chapter of the Alpha fathologist with the Arkansas Agri­ State Charles F. Carpentier. The s Zeta fraternity has ·selected Dale, as­ cultural Experiment Station. curities division is part of Carpe sociate professor of plant pathology, In 1957, he joined the research tier's office. a~ the outstanding instructor in the and teaching staff of the University During Calvin's tenure as sec College of Agriculture at Arkansas. ot Arkansas as assistant professor of ities commissioner, the number The selection was based on his ex­ rlant pathology. In 1960, Dale was registrations soared to new recor ceptional ability, desire, and effort promoted to the rank of associate The number of salesmen authoriz to develop and present a difficult professor. His address is 620 Oak­ and the number of enforcement pr course in an interesting and informa­ land, Fayetteville, Ark. ceedings undertaken have sho tive manner. Dale is a member of several sci­ comparable gains. Dale was born December 1, 1922, entific and professional societies as Earlier this year, Calvin was na at Olney, Illinois, where he attend­ well as being active in various com­ ed vice-chairman of the State Re ed public schools and graduated mittees in the College of Agricul­ lations of Securities committee of th from Olney Township High School ture. He is the author of many scien­ American Bar Association. He is a in 1940. From 1943 to 1946, he tific and extension publications in a member of the executive commit served with the U. S. Navy. Follow­ plant pathology, and a co-author of tee of the North American Secruiti ing his release from the Navy, he the Plant Pathology Laboratory Man­ Administrators. married Martha Williams from Ash­ ual used in the first course in plant down, Ark. pathology at the University of Ark­ Ida Louise Teagarden (Mrs. w· After serving as a dental 'techni­ ansas and several other institutions liam McConnell), '43, has two eh· cian, Dale entered Eastern where or higher learning. He is currently dren, Carley Ann, 16, and Timoth he majored in botany and zoology. engaged in research projects con­ Scott, 12. The McConnells reside He received the B.S. degree with cerned with virus diseases and di­ 2028 Collier Ave., Colorado Spring honors in 1949. seases of corn and pasture grasses. Colo.

PAGE FOUR EIU Adopts Plan For Admission Of Lowest Th ird High school graduates and trans­ fer students with poor academic rec­ ords will encounter new obstacles to their entering Eastern beginning with the fall of 1962. An admissions policy prov1s10n recently adopted by the Administra­ tive Council will permit applicants who rank in the lowest third of their graduating class to enter on academ­ ic probation for the summer, winter r spring quarters only. Exceptions to this provision will be those persons in the lowest third who have been out of high school for one year or more. They may en­ Illinois Governor Otto Kerner, lefr, talks with Eastern students in the ier on academic probation for the snack bar of the University Union November 20 during a visit to the cam­ all quarter. pus. Gov. Kerner was in Charleston for the formal opening of the four-lane, To enter Eastern at any time, an divided super-highway connecting Charleston and Mattoon. applicant in the lowest third of his graduating class must complete cer­ EIU Education Professor . testing requirements, submit a letter giving possible reasons for his Accepts ICA Appointment r academic record and justifying In Esteli, Nicaragua the belief that he is capable of suc­ ss at Eastern and arrange for an An Eastern education professor · terview in the Counseling Center. has accepted a position in Nicaragua Transfer students not in good with the International Cooperation standing at their previous schools or Administration. ho do not meet Eastern's academic Dr. Louis M. Grado, associate pro­ ·equirements must have their appli­ fessor of education, left Eastern No­ tion for admission approved by the vember 27 on a two-yeai leave of ab­ mmittee on Admissions, according sence to be an elementary education a second provision adopted by the advisor to a rural normal school in dministrative Council. Esteli, Nicaragua. The provision affecting applicants He will assist in the development the lowest one-third of their grad­ of the entire normal school, will ating class: train the director and staff, will es­ "In general, applicants who grad­ tablish and supervise a student ate in the lowest third of their teaching program, and will coordi­ 'gh school graduating class may be nate the normal school's program rmitted to enter on academic pro­ with the in-service teacher educa­ DR. LOUIS GRADO tion for the summer, winter, or tion program. ring quarters only. Persons in the While in the Centi al American fram Colorado College of Education. west third who have been out of country, the Eastern professor will His wife and five children accom­ 'gh school for one year or more also recommend what rural teachers panied Dr. Grado to Nicaragua. They ay enter on academic probation for should study and will assist in the plan to live in Managua, a city of e fall quarter." development of Nicaragua's rural approximately 93,000 persons on The provision affecting transfer education. Lake Managua. dents not in good standing: Dr. Grado came to Eastern in Sep­ "Applications from transfer stu- tember, 1955, from the State Uni­ Sara Johnston (Mrs. Howard W. 1ts who are not cunently in good versity of Iowa, where he received Gray), '17, lives on a farm in Lema, ding at their previous institution the doctor of philosophy degree. Ill., during the summer and at who would not be in good stand­ He also holds the bachelor of sci­ Gainesville, Fla., from Nov. 1 to g according to Eastem's academic euce degree from New Mexico Col­ April 30. Mr. Gray, ex-'17, is a prac­ lations are referred to the Com­ lege of Agriculture and Mechanic tising certified public accountant irl "ttee on Admissions." Arts and the master of arts degree Gainesville.

PAG~ FIVE Winter Sports ... Wrestlers, Gymnasts Off To Good Start Cagers Begin To Roll; Swimmers Gaining Steam An inexperienced squad, a new offense, and a rough schedule have combined to give basketball coach Rex V. Darling plenty of early sea­ son headaches. The Panther cagers have dropped their first six outings, but Coach Darling has put together a squad which he believes will be in the thick of the conference race. The current starting five features three freshmen, a sophomore, and a junior. Darling's top five include guards Dick Carmichael, junior from De­ catur, and Val Bush, freshman and

Eastern's Panthers won their first game in seven tries December 28 with an 83-52 victory over Ottawa (Kan.) University at Flora, Ill. The benefit game was sponsored by the volunteer fir emen of Flora.

former all-stater from Champaign; center Robert Rickett, freshman from Altamont; and forwards Jerry Frank Wolf (21) goes a~er a rebound in the annual alumni-varsity b Grandone, sophomore from Gillespie, ketball game in Lantz Gym. The varsity defeated the alumni 82-72 with and Bill Guerin, freshman from 51-point second half. Wolf now coaches in Milwaukee, Wis. Behind Wo l'eoria. is former Panther cager Howard "Whitey" Long. Varsity cagers are Die The Panthers have dropped the Carmichael (34) and Lloyd Eggers (50). "revolve" offense used for many years and have gone to an offense featuring both the single and double Illinois State at Charleston. Coach Bob Hussey's squad h posts. With a number of returning letter­ clovvned Central Michigan, 56 Two of the Panthers' six losses men and an above-average group of 551h, Eastern Michigan, 791h-30 were to teams in the top ten of the fledglings, Pinther is optimistic about and Illinois State 571h-541h . Ne Associated Press national small-col­ the season. cvmpetition for the team is a J lege rankins-Southern Illinois and Among those returning from last uary 13 meeting with the Universi Wittenberg. season are 1961 NAIA finalists, of Chicago at Chicago. The Salukis downed the Panthers Jim Gardner ( 177) , senior from Mat­ The current squad is bolster 103-68 at Carbondale, and Witten­ toon; Ralph Cundiff ( 167) , junior with seven returning lettermen a berg won 65-41 at Springfield, Ohio. from Danville; and Paul Stracke several good freshman prospec Eastern resumed conference play (191), junior from Wood River. Top performer for the gymnasts January 5 against Western Illinois Gardner holds the NAIA record Jack Goodfellow, returning lett at Charleston. for the quickest pin, 20 seconds, and man and junior from Effingham. Wrestling had a string of six pins going at one Swimming Coach Harold Pinther's wrestlers time last season. Eastern finished Eastern's swimming team got o were undefeated in three dual meets second in the IIAC last season. to a slow start, losing to stron a~ the Christmas holidays opened. Gymnastics squads from Central Michigan a The matmen have downed Central When the annual Christmas vaca­ L'etroit Tech, but the tankmen bou Michigan, 19-16, Eastern Michigan, tion came around, the Eastern gym­ ced back to even their mark at 2- 25-8, and Millikin, 33-0. They re­ nastics squad also had an unblemish­ with wins over Illinois State and D open competition January 9 against ed record. (Continued on page 17)

PAGE SIX Alumni News Notes

1900 - 1909 campus." Her address is 11071h Sec­ 1826 Casterline Road, Oakland 2, ond Ave., Columbus, Ga. Calif. Sherman Littler, '03, lives at 807 Edna Katherine Loggins (Mrs . Flolla Doty (Mrs. Don J. Lacey), . William,Champaign, Ill. James W. McKinley), '12, resides '16, may be addressed at 3740 Gulf Minnie Lucille Evans (Mrs. Earl at 1921 N. E. 26th St., Wilton of Mexico Drive, Sarasota, Fla., be­ Rosenberry), '06, makes her home Manors, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. tween Nov. 1 and May 1 each year. 4437 Gainsborough, Los Angeles William Merle Rankin, '12, is as­ During the remainder of the year, , Cali£. sistant to the traffic manager, Hills she lives at 13 B Pasfield Park, Florence Long (Mrs. Curtis R. Rros. Coffee, Inc. in San Francisco, Springfield, Ill. She is now doing art an), '06, reports that her hus- Cali£. He began with Hill Bros. as work. d, who taught in the high schools an accountant in 1923. His hobby is Russell H. Anderson, '16, is chair­ Duluth, Minn., and Cleveland, gardening. He may be addressed at man of social studies division, Pen­ 'o, for 42 years, died in 1960. 2295 3lst Ave., San Francisco. sacola Junior College, Pensacola, Fla. . Carman lives at 1040 Grant Bess Patton, '13, makes her home His wife, the former Cecil Long, '22, e, Boulder, Colo. at 202.5 Peachtree Road, Apt. 1523, is president of the Council of Flower ydia Z. Carney (Mrs. C. B. Pot­ Atlanta 9, Ga. She retired in June, Show Judges. They live at 3865 ), '08, writes that she has one 1960. Menendez Drive, Pensacola. ghter who is a teacher and two Blanche Pew (Mrs. Emil J. Ver­ Marie M. Hartman (Mrs. James L. ddaughters, one of whom is lie), '13, reports that she has two Kissinger), '16, resides at 1915 Capi­ ying for a teacher's certificate. children and six grandchildren. Her strano St., San Diego 6. Calif. . Potter makes her home at 408 address is 2619 Welshire Blvd., Los Gail Buzzard Leonard Long, '16, Yosemite Ave., Madera, Cali£. Angeles 57, Cali£. retired from teaching in 1957. She yrtle Antoinette Davis (Mrs. Emily C. Reid, '13, retired in 1957 lives at Beecher City, Ill. R. Snider), '09, retired from after teaching 27 years at Proviso Helen Crimmins (Mrs. Fred T. hing at East High School, Den- Township High School, Maywood, Wood), '17, makes her home at 1615 ' Colo., in 1954. Since then she Ill. She then substituted in Proviso Lee St., Fort Myers, Fla. been living "in the country and East and Proviso West until last Cora M. Lockwood (Mrs. Guy · ying mountains to the west and May when she moved to Albion, Ill. Jensen), '17, lives at 235 N. Lincoln sandhills to the east." She has Her address is 300 East Elm St., Ave., Carpentersville, Ill. grandchildren - all in school. Albion. Mary Hazel Young (Mrs. Stephen address is R. R. 1, Box 169, Nancy Alexander (Mrs. Harold Y. F. Elms), '17, reports that she has ey, Colo. Gray), '14, resides at 1203 W. been teaching the past four years at Laura Beryl Coffman (Mrs. Glen Church, Champaign, Ill. the New York Institute for the Edu­ Munkett), '09, resides at 3319 Edwin Whalin, '14, is now retired. cation of the Blind, a private school elow St., San Diego, Cali£. He served for many years as a farm established in 1831. She lives at 435 adviser and farm manager. His wife, Stellar Ave., Pelham, N. Y. 1910 - 1919 the former Lula Kimball, '13. The Clara E. Richards (Mrs. J. Clark vVhalin's live at R. R. 1, Rose Hill, Fernet), '17, resides at 3957 Rose yrtle Jane Bolcum (Mrs. Lester Ill. Ave., Long Beach 7, Calif. Shrader), '10, lives at Box 160, Clara George (Mrs. Thomas A. Helen Lumsden (Mrs. Vernon F. R. 1, St. Charles, Ill. Keal), '15, lives at 2737 Harding Huntley), '17, makes her home at ophia Miles (Mrs. Lee Morgan), St., Hollywood, Fla. 835 Cove Way, Denver 9, Colo. resides at 129 S. Kenwood Ave., Hanford Tiffany, '15, professor of Harold R. Loving, '17, is in the dale, Cali£. Mr. Morgan, ex-'04, botany at Northwestern University home furnishing business. Mrs. Lov­ eceased. until his retirement in 1959, now ing is the former Julianne Highsmith, elen Byers Jones, '11, attended li\ es at 941 Gary St., Sarasota, Fla. ex-'17. The Lovings reside at 105 W. 50th anniversary of the Class of His wife is the former Lael Zerner, Jefferson, Effingham, Ill. 1 held Oct. 14 at Eastern. She '18. Lyman Ritter, '18, recently com­ es, "It is remarkable that so Shirley Money (Mrs. Harold R. pleted 20 years on the dental staff growth could be done in only Girlad) , '15, makes her home at 307 oi Manteno State Hospital, Manteno, years. This growth is much more W. Jourdan, Newton, Ill. Ill. Sons Wayne, ex-'52, and James just the physical change in the Mary C. McLaughlin, '15, lives at G., '58, attended Eastern. The Rit-

PAGE SEVEN ters live at 183 S. Locust, Manteno. 1920 - 1929 at Eastern. They live at 2895 Peach· Roy M. Luthe, '19, is county and tree Road, N. E., Atlanta. unit superintendent, Edwards Coun­ Aleen Thompson (Mrs. John M. Della Carper (Mrs. Cyrus M. Har ty Community Unit, Albion, Ill. His Marlin), '20, may be addressed at ris) , '27, and her husband own and address is 239 N. Sixth, Albion. R. R. 1, Miller City, Ill. operate a surgical supply and uni Harriette Foreman (Mrs. Robert Faye Adams (Mrs. John R. Mc­ form shop known as Cydell Surgic W. Serviss), '19, teaches in Grand Vey), '20, writes that her husband Supplies. They live at 1922 Hillview Junction, Colo. Mrs. Serviss, ex-'24, died in August, 1960. She makes her Sarasota, Fla. is publisher of "The Morning Broad­ home at 10669 Whipple St., N. Dacia Marie Geffs (Mrs. Guy E. caster." They live at 1309 Rood Ave., Hollywood, Calif. Flick), '27, writes that she is em Grand Junction. Margaret Langdon, '20, lives at ployed part-time iI1 a departmen Edward E. Hood, '19, recently 4314 Road 22, Madera, Calif. store in Gainesville, Fla. Her hus­ corresponded with President Quincy Lucile Rhoads ( M r s . L o u i s band, Guy, '27, is employed at Doudna concerning t w o former Krabbe), '21, is substituting in the Sperry Electronic Tube Division. ffembers of the Eastern faculty. Dieterich (Ill.) school unit. She lives Son Robert, '52, is beginning his Mr. Hood, who lives at 4910 ii: Dieterich, Ill. sixth year as an English professor at Kratzville Road, Evansville 10, Ind., Edward F. Honn, '21, reports that Jacksonville University. The Flic writes about Arthur G. Vestal (biol­ he has taught school for 50 years, live at R. R. 2, Box 214, Gainesville. ogy-1915-20) and Thomas L. Hank­ the last 11 years in private schools. Christine Gusike, '27, lives at 312 inson (biology-1902-20): He and his wife, the former Nelle S. Liberty, Elgin, Ill...... Sims, '20, live at 4812 Saloma, Sher­ Gideon Herman Boewe, '2 8, "Mr. Vestal-we didn't call them man Oaks, Cali£. makes his home at 913 W. John, 'professor' in those days-was as keen Irene King (Mrs. Charles P. Zim­ Champaign, Ill. a student of botany as one is likely mers), '22, who lives at 71046 El Ralph A. Parkison, '28, '32, and to encounter. He had a 'dark room' Paseo, Twentynine Palms, Calif., is Mrs. Parkison, '28, may be addressed (which naturally, he built up out of an exhibiting water colorist. at P. 0. Box 1245, Jacksonville his pocket) and he could be found Charlotte E. Spurlin, '23, is super­ Heach, Fla. there, or elsewhere in his teaching vising the operation of three farms F. M. Turrell, '29, is professor of area, almost any hour of the day and near Edgewood, Ill. , after 35 years biochemistry at University of Cali­ ilito the night. of high school and college teaching. fornia, Riverside. His wife is the "I have spent many hours on She lives at Conway Place, Edge­ former Margaret Mary Eastabrooks, field trips, just the two of us, get­ wood. ex-'33. The Turrells live at 3574 Ban­ ting an insight into nature as can be Amelia Helen Hayes (Mrs. R. F. dini Ave., Riverside, Calif. had only with simllar application. Derrough), '23, teaches grade one With him, botannical study was a in the Washington School, Urbana, 1930 - 1939 way of life, not just a vocation. 111. She lives at 609 Colorado, Ur­ "Mr. Hankinson-I think it was bana. Ivan ]. Mitchell, '30, completed 26 that worthy gentleman who gave me Charles W. Clabaugh, '23, resides years with the Prudential Insurance the insight into what a consuming at 901 W. Daniel St., Champaign, Co. on last June 3. His present as­ subject zoology could be. Ill. signment is director of agencies. re­ "When I finished teaching three Reba Mitchell (Mrs. Russell A. sponsible for agency operations in years ago, that's what I was teach­ Stanberry), '24, lives at 1201 Fleet­ Georgia, Alabama, and South Caro­ ing-zoology. Mr. Hankinson was an ridge Drive, San Diego 6, Calif. lina. The Mitchell's live at 36I7 innovator. During the summers, he John S. R. Popham, '25,, will re­ Montclair Drive, Jacksonville 17, would travel to the Caribbean and tire from the U. S. Army as a Lt. Fla. During the past summer, Mr. bring back, among other things, Colonel (ordnance) in July, 1962. Mitchell and son Joel, 11, flew to small cloth sacks of ocean life which He is currently a methods analyst at Charleston, Ill. Of the trip, he had never been opened until he Douglas Aircraft, Long Beach, Calif. writes, "It was good to see Old Main placed it on our laboratory table to He lives at 3072 Salmon Drive, Los and all the new buildings.'' be opened by the student himself. Alamites, Calif. Jessie Voigt (Mrs. Tyle Allliands), "To this day, there is no finer Ruth C. Hicks, '26, lives at 507 W. '30, teaches at the University of Illi­ way to interest a student in 'pisicul­ Green St., Urbana, Ill. nois. Her address is 303 E. Florida, ture' than the one just mentioned. It Ruby Heddins (Mrs. Carl E. Urbana, Ill. n!ight be mentioned that Mr. Hank­ Wood), '26, makes her home at 1440 Leah Middlesworth (Mrs. Warren i11son was so highly regarded by N. W. 34th St., Miami 42, Fla. Kinney), '30, conducts special edu­ others in his field that a species of La Vera Coleman, '27, teaches so­ cation classes for mentally rearded fish was named for him-'fundulus cial studies at Kankakee High School, students in Taft Union High Schoo~ hankinsonii.' Kankakee, Ill. She lives at 728 Web­ Taft, Calif. Her address is 1115 "Both of these gentlemen, I be­ ster Circle E, Kankakee. fJtus St., Bakersfield, Calif. She re­ lieve, have passed on to their eternal Glenn E. Bennett, '21, is execu­ ceived a master's degree in psychol­ reward. Many of us who survive tive director, Atlanta (Ga.) Region ogy and English from the University them could wish that our life con­ Metropolitan Planning Commission. of Southern California in 1960. tribution to the education of youth He was formerly a member of the Ida Mae Livingston (Mrs. Charles would in some measure match United Nations Secretariat. His wife, E. Webb), '30, may be addressed at their's." the former Ruth Major, taught music R. R. 1, Effingham, Ill.

PAGE EIGHT Theodosia Newman (Mrs. T. Don­ staff) , '33, is retired but active in T. Earl Tilley, '35, owns and oper­ ald Wilhelm), '31, makes her home civic and church affairs at Venice, ates Monzanita Ranch, a private al 1325 Roslyn, Denver 8, Colo. Fla. Her address is P. 0. Box 1635, summer camp located in the Trin­ Nina Dunning. (Mrs. Bert L. \ "enice. ity Alp Mountains, Trinity County, Chapman), '31, is a teacher in the Hazel I. Whitesel (Mrs. M. E. Cali£. He lives at 11175 S. El Monte Myra Thompson School, Rantoul, Volle), '34, reports that a daughter, Ave., Los Altos Hills, Calif. Ill. Her address is 424 E. Cham­ Merna, expects to graduate from the Rose Berbeau (Mrs. Sidney Her­ paign Ave., Rantoul. Her husband University of California in June, man), '35, reports that son, Fredric, died in 1960. 1962. Mrs. Volle resides at 1650 is attending Sepulveda Military Aca­ William L. Huffman, '31, is a Hanchett Ave., San Jose 28, Calif. demy and is hoping in the future, member of the digital computer Esther Fromm (Mrs. Lara R. to attend Eastern. Her address is staff at the University of Illinois. He J:.i.ckson), '34, lives at 185 Rainbow 3921 Scadlock Lane, Sherman Oaks, lives at 313 E. White St., Cham­ Drive, Grand Junction, Colo. Calif. paign, Ill. Herman Otto Homann, '34, lives Wilma Irene Birdzell (Mrs. For­ Florence E. Shirley (Mrs. Dono­ at Coles and Division, Altamont, Ill. rest U. Ervin) , '36, recently moved van A. Moore), '31, reports that her to Norm~l, Ill., from Champaign. Mr. son David, '61, is in the U. S. Army Ervin is now a claims representative at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Hus­ for the Social Security Division in band Donovan attended Eastern in Bloomington. Mrs. Birdzell teaches the summers of 1926-27. Their ad­ language, history, and social science dress is 257 E. Country Court, Bour­ at Chiddix Junior High School, Nor­ bonnais, Ill. mal. Her address is 1402 S. Main Edna Virginia Culbreth Cullie, St., Normal. '31, is with the U. S. Department of Delbert G. Birch, '36, teaches State, in the Bureau of Far Eastern physics ,science, and algebra at New­ Affairs, as secretary to the Deputy ton (Ill.) Community High School. Assistant Secretary for Economic Af­ His address is Bogota, Ill. fairs. She is in Who's Who of Ameri­ Daniel Morton Morgan, '36, is em­ am Women. Her address is 2222 ployed with the U. S. Weather Bur­ Eye St., N. W., Washington 7, D . C. eau. Since Dec. 1, the Morgans live Grace Riegle, '32, teaches English al 1635 Elme Ave., Grand Junction, ii, the East Richland High School, Colo. Olney, Ill. Her address is Newton, Hilah Brosman (Mrs. Charles Ill. Towell), '36, is now substitute teach­ W. Holmes Smith, '32, is assistant Mrs. Gilbert E. Tramm stands ing in the schools of Fontana, Calif. irector of student personnel at El She has been teaching in the system Camino Colleke, Calif. He resides at outside her home in Kankakee, Ill., with two of her three children, for eight years. Her address is 8421 .2141 Chelsea Road, Palos Verdes Frankfort, Fontana. states, Cali£. Capper, 9, and Martha, 12. Not shown is Tom, 15. Duane Grace, '37, is now in his Mary E. Holmes, '32, resides at 19th year at Princeton (Ill.) High 8 W. Hill, Champaign, Ill. Annette Blomquist (Mrs. Gilbert School. Next summer he plans to Agnes Gray (Mrs. Henry Bogar­ E. Tramm), '3.5, is teaching voca­ travel in Europe, taking part in a us), '32, returned to teaching four tional homemaking at Bradley-Bour­ four-week seminar at Oxford Univer­ ears ago. She teaches mathematics bonnais Community High School, sity in England. His address is 18 S. t Belvidere (Ill.) High School. Her Kankakee, Ill. She lives at 464 Enos, Vernon St., Princeton, Ill. dress is 1210 W. Locust, Belvi­ kankakee, Ill. Rose Lee Moore (Mrs. Thomas ere. Aileen Wood (Mrs. R. P. Rush­ E. McMeekan), '37, reports that Robert E. Wiseman, '33, lives at ing), '35, is a substitute teacher in her husband practices dentistry in 25 W. 71st Place, Hialeah, Fla. the Redway, Calif., school system. La Jolla, Calif. The McMeekans have Wilfred Brandt, '33, is a teacher Her address is Box 204, Redway. three children, Sylvia, 14, Tom, 11, English and French at Edwards Harold F. Cottingham, '35, was and John, 6. Their address is 6617 'gh School, Albion, Ill. Mrs. Brandt visiting lecturer at Mississippi Col­ Ave. de las Pescas, La Jolla, Calif. the former Juanita Kolb, ex-'34. lege and Northwest Louisiana Col­ Forrest L. Lancaster, '38, is air­ eir address is West Salem, Ill. lege during the summer of 1961. He craft maintenance engineer at the Bertie Mateer (Mrs. Curt Ham), also served as guest consultant for University of Illinois Airport. His , has three children, John, 17, guidance workshops at Butler Uni­ wife is the former Wilma B. Conley, dy, 15, and Janice, 8. Her address versity and University of Rochester. ex-'39. Their address is 1304 E. 1812 Isabella, Mt. Vernon, Ill. He is co-author of Guidance in Jun­ ~lain, Urbana, Ill. Beryl McMillan (J\1rs. Paul T. ior High School, a work published Earl Jones, '38, is director of tt), '33, is assistant to the editor this fall and based on research study health, physical education, athele­ the Journal of Speech and Hearing of guidance practices throughout the tics, and driver education for all ' orders. Mr. Scott is professor of United States. His address is 1808 Kankakee (Ill.) schools. malism at Los Angeles ( Calif.) Westridge . Drive, Tallahassee, Fla. Stan Elam, '38, returned Decem­ te College. 1'.irs. Cottingham is the former Violet ber 5 from an extended field study­ Clara Mills (Mrs. Austin T. Pink- Costello, '38. seminar in Europe. Stan, who is

PAGE NINE editor of publications for Phi Delta hve at 338 Temple Ave., Long the staff at the University of Illino· Kappa, graduate education fraternity Beach 14. in the fall of 1960. He is currentl for meri, was one of three leaders of Paul T. Stine, '40, is employed at teaching General Engineering 10 a group of 68 persons travelling to the Naval Research Laboratory, and 108 for students of architectur Glasgow, London, Paris, Hamburg, Washington, D. C., where he is head His address is 508 S. Fair St., Ch Stockholm, and Moscow to study of the instrumentation and guidance paign, Ill. schools. section. Mrs. Stine, the former Vir­ William R. Humes, '43, is sal The trip was sponsored by PDK, ginia L. Young, ex-'43, teaches kin­ supervisor in the Shell Oil Co National School Boards Association, dergarten at Camp· Springs, Md. pany's Los Angeles District. M and the Comparative Education So­ They reside at 5900 Skyline Drive, Humes is the former Rae Frederic ciety. Most of the persons making S. E., Washington 23, D. C. '44. The Humes have two the trip were administrators and Erma Corman (Mrs. Raymond 17, and Richard, 13. school board members, including six Devore), '40, lives at 29 W. Jeffer­ college presidents. Among the travel­ son, Altamont, Ill. lers was Ralph Clabaugh, '31, super­ Ruth Rains (Mrs. Herbert Rose), intendent of schools at Arlington '41, teaches first grade at the Pine Heights, Ill. Ridge Elementary School, Ft. Laud­ Stan and wife, Gabby, stayed over erdale, Fla. She received her mas­ after the study trip to visit Copen­ ter's degree .from the University of hagen, Vienna, Rome, Geneva, and North Carolina. Her address is 908 Madrid. Stan, who taught at San S. W. 18th Court, Ft. Lauderdale. Fernando Valley S t a t e College, Tony A. Reed, '41, is a design Northridge, Cali£, last summer, will E;ngineer for Caterpillar Tractor at tfach at Fresno State College in the Aurora, Ill. The Reeds have two summer of 1962. children, Tom a sophomore in high Harold Fearn, '39, and Mrs. Fearn, school, and Tina, a seventh grader. the former Evelyn Harwood, '34, Their address is 1019 Woodland live at l19 Le Grande Blvd., Aurora, Ave., Batavia, Ill. Ill. Alyce Behrend (Mrs. Cyrus Por­ Ruth Heinzmann (Mrs. Robert E. ter Hill), '41, makes her home at Spivey), '39, resides at 407 Highland 335 La Prenda, Millbrae, Calif. Mr. Drive, Roseville, Cali£. Hill also graduated in 1941.. Jane Osborn (Mrs. Frank B. Jyer, Wilbur P. McElroy, '41, is prin­ Jr.), '39, lives at 404 S. Pelican cipal of Kankakee (Ill.) High School. Drive, P. 0. Box 1817, Sarasota, Fla. Mrs. McElroy, the former Yvonne Lena Elizabeth Smith (Mrs. Rus Dale Smith, '39, now lives at 1216 Woody, ex-'42, received her bache­ Ash St., St. Charles, Ill. Dale, a sell H. Daily) , '44, owns and oper lor's degree from the University of ates a sales and rental travel traile member of the faculty at Moose­ Illinois and is now teaching in the heart, child city of the Loyal Order business. Russell is cashier and ex Kankakee system. The McElroys live cutive vice-president of the Citizen of the Moose, Mooseheart, Ill., serv­ at 503 S. Wildwood, Kankakee. ed as a guidance counselor at the Bank of Tolono, Ill. The Dailys liv Helen M. Simpson (Mrs. Luther at 513 N. East St., Tolono. University of Colorado during the B. Smith), '42, has one son, Troy past summer. He has begun work Blain, 2. The miths live at 324 WS. toward a doctor's degree. End Ave., Newton, Ill. Fred 0. Bohn, '39, has been sup­ Harold D. Hall, '42, is an associate erintendent of schools, ABL Com­ professor at Los Angeles State Col­ munity Unit School District, Broad­ lege. Mrs. Hall, the former Laura lands, Ill., since 1953. Mrs. Bohn, Mildred Baker, '39, teaches in the the former Neva E. Chapman, '56, West Covina (Cali£), Unified School has been first grade and kindergar­ District. She will complete her mas­ ten teacher at ABL for the same ter's degree in June, 1962. The Halls, period. A daughter, Sharon, is a sen­ who live at 1428 S. Sandia Ave., io1 in high school and plans to at­ West Covina, are planning a visit to tend Eastern. Another daughter, Charleston next summer. Sheryl, is a high school sophomore. Daniel ]. James, '42, may be ad­ The Bohns may be addressed at dressed at USOM-Korea, APO 301, 107, Broadlands. San Francisco, Cali£. Claude Cutter . Therrien, '4 3, 1940 - 1949 teaches English at Marianna ( Fla.) Mrs. Russell H. Daily vacation Grace Kortum Nees (Mrs. Ralph High School. He is also an announcer with her family in Rioubex Lake, S. Edgar), '40, teaches in the Para­ and copy writer at Radio Station D., traveling in one of the Daily' mount School District adjoining WTOT in Marianna. The Lewises Travel Trailers units. With Mrs Long Beach, Cali£. Ralph, ex-'40, is have three children. Their address Daily at the camp site are children assistant superintendent of training i~ 507 Eighth Ave., Marianna. frnm left, Larry Edgar, Maude Elea at the Long Beach Post Office. They Robert W. Bokenkamp, '43, joined nor, Florence Ann, and Flora Jayne.

PAGE TEN Francis Dunlap Turner, ex-'44, was "surprised and pleased to be re­ counting functions at A. 0. Smith 'eel June 13, 1961. He was a teach­ membered by so many of (the) fa­ Corporation, Kankakee, Ill. T h e in Jacksonville, Fla. culty." Mrs. Kriek, who may be ad­ Slovikoskis, who recently moved in­ Wilma Jean Daily (Mrs. George dressed at Box 551, Lago Oil Co., to a new home at 7 40 Bishop Court, omas Tade) , '45, now lives at Aruba, Netherlands, Antilles, vaca­ Bradley, Ill., adopted a six-week­ 1 E. Everett Place, Orange, tioned in Europe and the United old daughter in August. alif. George, ex-'47, is academic ~tates. Of her vacation, she says, James C. Bailey, '49, and Mrs. ean of Chapman College. The "The highlight was my visit at East­ Bailey, the former Correne E. Urfer, '::des have two children, Mitzi, 12, ern." She has three chrildren, Joe, cx-'51, have two children, Bruce, 7, d Terry, 7. 5, Bart, 3, and Mary Alice, 11 mos. and Betty, 2. The Baileys live at Loraine B. Pabst, '45, has been Allyn A. Cook, '48, is on the staff 753 E. 40th St., Hialeah, Fla. omoted to professor of history of the plant pathology department Avanella C. Shew (Mrs. Dale Athens College, Athens, Ala. at the University of Florida. Mrs. Jeffers), '49, is in her seventh year e is head of the history depart­ Cook is the former Carolyn Shores, al Mooseheart, Ill., the Moose Lodge t:nt. Last year she offered two ex­ '47. The Shores, who live at 1846 child city. She lives at 1412 Surrey sion courses in American history N. E. 7th Terrace, Gainesville, Fla., Road, Batavia, Ill. the Tennessee Valley Vocational have two daughters, Jackie, 11, and Robert D. Hall, '49, is head of the rade School near Decatur, Ala. She Sheryl, 9. science department at Lake Worth also been appointed to serve on Dean Jenkins, '48, resides at 1679 (Fla.) Junior High School. Mrs. Limestone County Civil War Edmonton Ave., Sunnyvale, Cali£. Hall, the former Jean Smith, '54, ntennial Committee as a repre­ Ruth Longbons (Mrs. Edd Keen), teaches speech and psychology. tative of Athens College. '48, has moved into a new home in Their address is 1440 High Ridge H. W. "Bill" Pulliam, '46, was re­ a suburb of Denver, Colo. Her ad­ Road, Lake Worth. tly elected regional vice-president dress is 2747 South Pennsylvania, Robert Crookshank, '49, was re­ the Illinois Association of Insur­ Englewood, Colo. clected secretary-treasurer of the ce Agents. Bill, who lives at 203 Allen Snider Monts, '48, teaches North Carolina Industrial Arts Asso­ camore 8, Newton, Ill., is a mem­ at Roosevelt Junior High School, ciation at its annual meeting. of the executive committee of San Diego, Cali£. He writes that Robert Gene Wrenn, '49, is in his EIU Alumni Association. girls have been alowed to enroll in sixth year of teaching business at the Sarah Emerine ( M r s . Lester one of his graphic arts classes this Los Angeles Harbor Junior College, ams), '46, resides at R. R. 6, Paris, semester for the first time. Mrs. Wilmington, Cali£. Bob's address is . Mrs. Adams (formerly Mrs. Sarah Monts is the former Elizabeth Jane 1314 W. Mauretania, Wilmington. redenberger) was a member of the Lionberger, '43. The Monts, who Joyce Grinstead (Mrs. George boratory School faculty at Eastern live at 4942 Deaton Drive, San Simko), '49, reports a new son, rn 1953-1957. She married Lester Diego 2, Calif., have three children, George Douglas, born Sept. 9, 1961. ams of Paris, Ill., in May, 1960. Linda, 12, Mike, 10, and Charles, 7. The Simkos, who live at 1137 N. Robert C. Whitehead, '46, is em­ Ernest F. Cramer, '48, is with the Sparks, Burbank, Calif., have a dau­ yed by the Humble Oil Co., Air Force Technical School, Rantoul, ghter, Nancy Jeanne, 11/z . i, Ill. Mrs. Whitehead, the Ill. He is a civil service training er Joyce Walton, '50, substi- specialist on the school commander's 1950 - 1954 es at Albion (Ill.) High School. staff. Mrs. Cramer is the former Whiteheads, who live at 335 Frances Magers, ex-'42. A daughter, Vernon V. Drake, '50, lives at 231 urth, Albion, have two children, Mary Jo, is a freshman at Eastern. S. Main St., Altamont, Ill. ton Cole, 41/z, and Angela Kay, The Cramers live at 969 Eastview Rosella Brooks (Mrs. Howard Drive, Rantoul. Riley), '50, and husband Haward, amuel E. Yost, '47, will serve as Mary Lowry (Mrs. Paul B. Cor­ ex-'50, a dentist, have two children, 'dent of the Florida Industrial rell), '48, teaches lower grade music Slierry Kay, 7, and Howie, 4. They Association in 1962-63. He has in the Robinson (Ill.) schools. She live at 114 West Reynolds, Newton, been appointed state chairman lives at 209 W. Wahrnt, Robinson. Ill. a movement to obtain the gov­ lll. Rita F. Epley, '50, was married r's proclamation of an Indus­ Keith Howell, '48, teaches science ~·ov. 18, to Joseph D. Spannagel of Arts Week. He lives at 3305 in Johns Hill Junior High School, Urbana, Ill. Mr. Spannagel is em­ Jose, Tampa, Fla. Decatur, Ill. Mrs. Howell is the ployed by the lllinois Central Rail­ pha D. Perfetti, '48, and wife, former Violet Drees, '47. They live road in Champaign, Ill. former Madeline Sluder, '45, at 2467 Florian Court, Decatur. Marcella Sullivan (Mrs. Vernon a new address. They now live Rose Marie Kibler (Mrs. Glenn LeSage) , '50, has a son Fred Albert, 1300 N. W. 196 St., Miami 69, W. Sunderland), '49, says she has born May 22, 1961. Until last spring, Alpha has just been promoted made a "real switch." A voice major, Mrs. LaSage taught grade three at a civics teacher, ninth grade, she is now teaching women's phy­ Steuben School, Kankakee, Ill. The elementary school principal at sical education at Newton (Ill.) LeSages live at 438 S. Bresee Ave., 'e Ives Elementary School, High School. "I might add, I love it," Bourbonnais, Ill. she adds. The Sunderlands make Carl J. Welton, '50, resides at 3625 arian Mills (Mrs. Bartholomeus their home at 304 E. Curtis, Newton. Landon Road, Chamblee, Ga. Mrs. k), '48, returned to the Eastern Leon Slovikoski, '49, was recent­ vVelton is the former Florence pus for a visit last summer. She ly promoted to manager of all ac- Crockett, ex-'49.

PAGE ELEVEN James M. Rominger. '50, accepted ters, and one son:. Nancy, 9, Janet, 8, The Wrights reside at 11103 S. D a position as assistant professor of Mary Ann, 7, Shirley, 5, Kathy, 3, ker, Los Angeles, Calif. botany at Western State College, and James, Jr., 11 mos. The Perry­ Don L. Bone, '51, is the Colora Gunnison, Colo., in September of mans live at 336 Lindsey Drive, representative for Inter-Collegi this year. The Romingers, who live .Martinez, Calif. Press of Kansas City, Mo. Don liv at Beckwith Hall, Apt. F-1, W.S.C., al 3121 Washington, Boulder, Co Cunnison, have three sons, Eric, 6, Pamela Joan Ames (Mrs. Ra McDonald, 4, and James Harris, 8 vaughn R. Jenkins), '51, lives mos. 1051 Avondale Road, Paducah, K George E. Giffin, Jr ., '50, is a Don R. Glover, '51, and M physician in general practice at Glover, the former Jean Potter, '4 Princeton, Ill. The Giffins live at have three sons, Don, 7 112 , Tim, 203 Park Ave. E., Princeton. They and David, 2. The Glovers live have three children, Roger, 14, 12206 Christen Court, Tampa 1 Mark, 8, and Kent, 6. Fla. Harold Dwight Hollenbeck, '50, Glen W. Temple, '52, coaches · teaches grade five at Ralph E . Beebe the junior high school at Effingh School, Naperville, Ill. The Hollen­ Ill. The Temples have two childre becks have two children, Darrell, 8, Mona Lee and Janet Lynn. The' and Carol, 3. Dwight reports he just address is 102 Austin, Effingham. bought a new station wagon. They Rex Hunter, '52, reports a so live at 613 West Gate Drive, Aurora, James Gerard, born May 1, 1961 Ill. Baby was delivered by Dr. Georg Anna Mary W eiler (Mrs. Guy E. Giffin, '50. Mrs. Hunter is t Carrington) , '50, resides at R. R. former Frances A. Turk, ex-'43. T 6, Carrolton, Ga. She has three chil­ Hunters, who live at 123 W. Cen dren, Brenda, 5, Craig, 4, and Lisa, TOMMY ATKINS tral Ave., Princeton, Ill., have tw 2. Her husband manages a hereford older children, Mary Frances, 6, an farm in Carrolton. Tommy Atkins, '51, is manager for Daniel Joseph, 3. Rex is sta1ting · Denver J. Leturno, '50, is in his Illinois Bell Telephone Company in tenth year as art supervisor in t ninth year of teaching chemistry in Dundee (Ill.) area. He lives at 124 Princeton elementary schools. Elgin (Ill.) High School. Mrs. Aberdeen, Dundee. Margaret Ann Wright (Mrs. Jo Leturno is the former Norma J. Lath­ Shirley Slingerland Muchow, '51, Dennis Gregory) , '52, has a new so rop, '48. The Leturnos have four has four children, Kevin, 7, Jeff, 5, Mark Evan, 8 mos. Dennis, ex-'54 children, Cheryl, 12, Alan, 9, Roger, Susan, 2, and Julie, 6 mos. Her ad­ is an anesthetist at Caldwell Mem 7, and Betty, 4. This past summer, dress is 48 S. ·Third, Altamont, Ill. orial Hospital, Caldwel, Idaho. Th the Leturno family traveled 9,000 Charles T. Hall, '51, teaches jun­ Gregorys live at 204 Morrison, Cald miles . through the West. They may ior high school science in Payson, Ill. well. be addressed at Carpentersville, Ill. He has three children, ages 10, 7, Lee Henn (Mrs. William Peter Billy G. Wood, '50, has been pro­ and 4. His address is R. R. 1, Pay­ son), '52, resides at 414 N. Locu moted to senior associate engineer son. St., Momence, Ill. The Peterso at IBM's General Products Division, Carolyn Petty (Mrs. C. J. Doane), have a daughter, Cathy, who w Endicott, N. Y. His address is 111 '51, reports that C. J., '51, is assist­ two on Dec. 12. Frederick Drive, Apalachin, N. Y. ant headmaster at Elgin (Ill.) Aca­ Frank A. Fraembs, '52, and wife George W. Allison, '50, is teach­ demy. Mrs. Doane is speech correc.. the former Janet E. Railsback, '52 ing chemistry at the Oak Park-River tionist in the same school. The have a third daughter born May 11, Forest (Ill.) High School. His ad­ Doanes have three children, Jim, 7, 1961. They reside at 117 W. Illinois dress is 225 N. E. Ave., Oak Park, Kim, 6, and Brian, 2 112. Elgin Aca­ St., Urbana, Ill. Ill. demy is a co-educational boarding Norma Lee Schmalhausen (Mrs. Howard E. Boudreau, '50, is sup­ school with grades 7-12. David B. Leeds), '52, writes that he ervisor of trade and industrial edu­ John R. (Dick) Adams, '51, head first child, Elaine Louise, was bo cation and director of adult educa­ basketball coach at Eastern Michi­ August 14, 1961. The Leeds make tion at Kankakee (Ill.) High School. gan University, Ypsilanti, Mich., their home at 9238 Fermi Ave., San His address is 1310 E. Court St., now lives at 1451 Jay, Ypsilanti. Diego 11, Calif. Kankakee. Clara Lorene Stein (Mrs. James Robert G. Flick, '52, is now as­ J. Darlene Mills (Mrs. Robert J. M. Thompson) '51, reports the birth sistant professor of English at Jack­ Hanna) , '50, reports the birth of her of a son, James Gilmore, August 30, sonville (Fla.) University. Mrs. first child, Kent Robert, May 13, 1961. The Thompsons live at 374 Flick is the former Ann B. Kibler, 1961. Mrs. Hanna, who lives at 30 Erookwood Drive, San Jose 27, ex-'55. The Kiblers have four chil­ S. Bereman Road, Boulder Hill, Calif. dren, Danalee, 9, Guy, 5, Belinda, Aurora, Ill., taught in Aurora from Valeta Metcalf (Mrs. Robert C. 22 mos., and Daniel, 2 mos. They 1957 until February, 1961. Wright) 51, reports that her hus­ liYe at 5021 Terry Parker Drive N., James T. Perryman, ,50' and Mrs. h:md is a Republican candidate in Jacksonville 11, Fla. Perryman, the former Rose Mary the 1962 primaries for . the new 3lst Jacqueline Cravener, '52, is no Messman, '51, now have five daugh- Congressional District of California. blind and lives with her parents in PAGE TWELVE -- A!L@•rrw..,,._ .. . l

rant Park, Ill. One of her favorite tain View, Cali£. Alva W. Harrison, '53, writes that ttimes is receiving letters from William R. Thode, '53, is a chem­ he received his master's degree from rmer classmates. At Eastern she ist with Lockheed Missiles and Space Northern Illinois University in Au­ jored in elementary education, DivisiJn, Sunnyvale, Cali£. A daugh­ gust of 1960. A son, Scott Eric, was "th minors in music and social sci­ ter, Melinda, was born July 31, 1960. born June 15 of this year, joining ce. She received her master's de­ They make their home at 804 E. two sisters, Dawn Elena, 9, and from Northwestern University Mission Ave., San Jose 12, Cali£. Kathleen Rae, 4. The Harrisons may 1956. She formerly taught in Chi­ be addressed at 43 N. Du Bois Ave., go, Grant Park, and Pueble, Colo. Elgin, Ill. er address is Box 931, Grant Park, Esther D. Ross (Mrs. J. Glenn Ross), '53, teachers grades five and Neva Buckley, '52, lives at 787 sh. in Youngstown, Fla. The Rosses uth St., Elgin, Ill. may be addressed at Box 1047, Lynn Charles R. Jenkins, '52, is an as­ Haven, Fla. ant professor of sanitary engineer­ Jerry Griffith, '54, completed his g at West Virginia University, Ph. D. at the University of Illinois in organtown. He earned his Ph. D. August. He is currently on the fa­ Oklahoma State University. culty at Indiana State College, Terre Donald Montgomery, '52, teaches Baute. Mrs. Griffith is the former thematics at La Mirada (Cali£.) Jl.;ancy Newberry, '55. They have igh School. His address is 14721 one daughter, Holly, 2. The Grif­ a Mesa Drive, La Mirada. fiths live at 715 South 34th., Terre William B. Moody, '52, is a claims Haute. iner for Travelers Insurance, Betty L. Newlin (Mrs. Archie R. artford, Conn. Mrs. Moody is the Linn), '54, has been employed as er Eleanor A. Schwartz, ex-'53. a home economist in the Quaker ey live at 80 West Branby Road, Oats Company's research laborator­ by, Conn. ies, Barrington, Ill., since 1955. She Howard S. Kinkade, '52, has tau­ ROGER DETTRO liYes at 903 Cookane Ave., Elgin, t in West Salem (Ill.) schools Ill. ce 1950. He has been principal - Roger Dettra, '53, is a dentist in Robert W. Davenport, '54, is em­ ce 1956. His address is West Mattoon, Ill., with offices at 1221 ployed as counselor and social stud­ lem. Charleston. His address is 78 Wa­ ies teacher at Edison Junior High Eugene Mazzone, '52, is drama bash, Mattoon. School, Champaign, Ill. Mrs. Daven­ tor at Manatee High School, Elizabeth DePew (Mrs. William port is the former Margery Steele, denton, Fla. He received the T. Franklin), '53, reports that her '53. The Davenports live at 1203 ter's degree in drama last sum­ first child, Phyllis Elizabeth, was Northwood Drive, N., Champaign. from the University of Illinois. horn Oct. 8, 1961. Mrs. Franklin says Daniel Lee Householder, '54, is Mazzones have one son, Mark, of her daughter, "She's a future working toward the E. D. at the They live at 2004 19th St., West, music major, I'm sure, for she cer­ University of Illinois. He works half­ denton, Fla. tainly has powerful lungs"! The time as a research assistant on a pro­ Glenn F. Van Blaricum, '52, is a Fianklins reside at 339 Adams St., ject for the development of instruc­ resentative for D. C. Heath & Co., Monte Vista, Colo. tional materials for teaching indus­ book publishers, in western Illi­ Nancy Hampton (Mrs. Robert trial arts to blind students. He lives after 20 years of serving as a Maroney), '53, may be addressed at at K57B Stadium Terrace, Cham­ er and principal. His address Box 151, Sauk Rapids, Minn. The paign. 16 N. First St., Princeton, Ill. :1\laroneys have nvo daughters, Lois Dent (Mrs. D. A. Winkler), Marilyn Zimmermann (Mrs: James K::.thy, 3, and Kin, Ph. '54, may be addressed at Box 27 4, Herman) , '.52, resides at 4240.'l Floyd A. Miller, '53, is with the Dieterich, Ill. Lois and "Wink," '52, 32nd St., West, Lancaster, Calif. mathematical services department of have a daughter, Tina Marie, 2. es, ex-'54, is teaching engineer­ the Celanese Corporation of Ameri­ Tempa Gerhart Nettleship, '54, is drafting at Antelope Valley ca. He makes his home at 4329 Fir­ assistant principal of Starkey Ele­ lif.) College. Mrs. Herman is wood Lane, Charlotte, . C. mentary School, St. Petersburg, Fla. · g substitute work, but intends Carol Wolven (Mrs. Paul Ritt­ Address is 3600 Manatee Drive, S. do fulltime teaching next fall. manic), '53, reports a change of ad­ E., St. Petersburg 5. Robert E. McAfee, ex-'53, is an dress. The Rittmanics now live at Donald Lee Loyet, '54, lives at line pilot for United Airlines. Mrs. 948 N. Dement, Dixon, Ill. Paul, ex­ .5709 W. Ironwood St., Palos Verdes ee is the former Phyllis C. Mc­ '52, received his Ph. D. in audiology Estates, Cali£. ith, ex-'53. The McAfees have from the University of Oklahoma in Don Jehling, '54, is an inspector­ children, Debra, 9, Vicki, 7, 1961. He is employed by the State supervisor in the Bank of America's thia, 5, and Mellanie, 7 mos. of Illinois as a hearing and speech construction department. He lives at y live at 805 W. Third Ave., consultant for the Department of 380 Ebbtide Ave., Sausalito, Calif. mfield, Colo. Mental Health. The Rittmanics have Yvonne Fehrenbacher (Mrs. James illiam G. Dawson, '53, lives at three children, Lynne, 6, Paula, 3, Thormahlen), '54, has two children, Ednamary Way, Apt. L, Moun- :md Steven, 2. Jimmie, 6, and Cheryl, 2. James, ex- PAGE THIRTEEN '52, is the Standard Oil salesman for Grant Waggoner, '56, and wife, master's degree in business edu tl1e southern part of Illinois. The Norma, '56, live at 4795 Paradise tion at Colorado State College, Gr Thormahlens live at 42 Crown View Drive, Tuburon, Calif. Grant is with ley, in the summer. Her address Mt. Vernon, Ill. International Shoe Co., located in Box 506, Hayfork. Robert James Mieure, '54, receiv­ Flood Building, 870 Market St., San ed his master's degree from the Uni­ Francisco. The Waggoners have two versity of Illinois last spring. He has children, Grant, 7, and Kim, 1. two children, Barry, 2, and Nancy, Dan Sherrick, '56, reports a dau­ 9 mos. His address is 682 Stockton ghter, Sherrie Dee, born October 11. Heights Drive, Bourbonnais, Ill. The Sherricks have m1 older daugh­ Robert Bain, '54, and his wife, the ter, Renata Ann, 2. They live at 7010 former Bonnie Baker, '52, live at 8 S. Wedgewood Drive, Lincoln, Neb. Fisher Comt, Urbana, Ill. Dan is employed with the Midwest Life Insurance Co., Lincoln. He is 1955 - 1959 agency supervisor. Rollin D. Andrews III, '55, is em­ Gary Newell, '56, and wife, the ployed in the aquatic biology section former Judy Tuttle, ex-'54, had their of the Illinois State Natural History fourth daughter, Sara Lynn, in Sep­ Survey. He entered graduate school tember. Other daughters are Beth, in zoology at the University of Illi­ 4%, Allison, 3%, and Amy, 17 mos. nois in February of this year. Mrs. Gary is district manager of Equitable Andrews is the former Diane D . Lau­ Life Assurance in Mattoon, Ill. The son, ex-'57. They have two children, Newells live at 1525 Bell Ave., Mat­ Marc, 6, and Scott, 3. Their address toon. is 1208 W. Main, Urbana, Ill. Susan Walten (Mrs. Raymond M. Clara Kingery (Mrs. Carl York), Wood) , '56, writes that a second reports that Carl, '55, is beginning child, Mark Wesley, was · born Oct. Jackie L. Anderson, ex-'56, w his third year teaching drafting at 29. Mr. Wood is an industrial sales­ recently cited for the highest distin Fenton High School, Bensenville, Ill. man for John Deere Co. of St. Louis, guished graduate honors in an u The Yorks have two children, Mark, Mo. The Woods live at 904 E. Stot­ dergraduate navigator t r a in in 6, and Susan, 4. Their address is lar, Herrin. course at James Connally Air For 1201 Landmeier Road, Elk Grove Patty Walker (Mrs. Richard Cav­ Base, Waco, Texas. He was presen Village, Ill. auaugh), '56, has a daughter, Chris­ ed the Air Training Commander' Marion M. Kleiss, '55, reports a tina Lynn, 11 mos. Richard attended trophy and letter of commendation. son born June 7, 1961. He lives at Eastern 1954-55. The Cavanaughs 7121 Carita, Long Beach 8, Cali£. live at 1735 S. E. Ninth St., Ft. Juanita Jennings (Mrs. Dona Betty Louise Humphres (Mrs. Ed­ Lauderdale, Fla. Miser), '56, resigned her teachin wm·d · ~ Kmock), '55, lives at 428 James R. Brooks, '56, teaches at position in Brighton, Colo., in D Grant, St. Anne, Ill. A daughter, Fisher (Ill.) High School and Jun­ cember because her husband pl Carrie Louise, was born Jan. 4, 1961. ior High School. Mrs. Fisher is the to re-enter the U. S. Navy. Mary Anna Frankland, '55, resides former Margaret Dickerson, '56. Leonard W. Cameron, '56, is of at 202 N. Fourth St. Albion, Ill. They have two children, Carolyn, fice manager for Rich-Law Servi W-illiam Jennings Jones, '55, is 3 1h, and Julie, 10 mos. Their ad­ Co., a member company of the II · principal at Jewett School, Cumber­ dress is Box 633, North Third St., uois Farm Supply Co. Mrs. Camero land County, Ill. His wife, the form­ Fisher. is the former Beth E. Bauer, ex-'5 er Iva McCrillis, '36, is grade two Margaret Briggs (Mrs. Loyd The Camerons have three daughter teacher at Grove Consolidated School Metheny), '56, was married June 10 Kay, 4, Cheryl, 2%, and Carol, 11h in Jasper County. A daughter, Vicki in New Smyrna Beach, Fla. She Their address is 1305 Lexingto Ann, is a sophomore elementary ma­ teaches elementary music in the Lawrenceville, Ill. jor at Eastern. The Joneses may be s

PAGE FOURTEEN Dorothy Bollman, '57, resides at John D. Knollenberg, '51, is cur­ '60, is teaching history and civics in 81h West Green St., Apt. 3, Ur­ rently on an eight-month Western the K. D. Waldo Junior High School a, Ill. Pacific cruise, flying A4D-2N jet at­ in Aurora, Ill. The Kerans, who re­ Richard R. Adams, '57, is employ­ tack aircraft from the Attack Carrier side at 426 Maple Ave., Aurora, have as an accountant at the Daven­ USS Bon Homme Richard. He was a son, Timothy. rt Works, Alumunium Company scheduled to return to the States in Patricia Kidwell, '58, now lives at America. The Adams have two December. 818 College Ave., Wheaton, Ill. She · dren, De Ette, 4, and Steven, 1. Carol Lee Wagner, '57, has been teaches English at Wheaton High eir address is 1316 18th St., Bet­ teaching grade five in Champaign, School. dorf, Iowa. Ill., since completing her master's Mary Helen Williams (Mrs. Ken­ Luanne Sevier (Mrs. Leonard degree in education at the University neth Hamilton) , '58, reports a son, robe) , '57, is in her fifth year of Illinois in 1960. Bradford Allen, born November 4. ching physical education and aca­ Kenneth L. Andres, '58, expects to Mr. Hamilton is an accountant with ic courses at St. Anne (Ill.) complete his course work for the M. Illinois Cereal Mills, Paris, Ill. They mmunity High School. She has S. in journalism in January, 1962, at live at 526% E. Court, Paris. ee children, Denise Marie, 5, the University of Illinois. The An­ Elmer Voudrie, '58, is in the cost nard Scott, 2, and Shari Ann, 9 dres have three sons, ages 5, 2, and accounting department at Norge in s. Her address is 620 Evergreen 1. They live at 1407 S. Mattis, Effingham, Ill. Mrs. Voudrie is the e, Bradley, Ill. Champaign, Ill. former Myrna Stover, '58. The Voud­ William L. Klarman, '57, is work­ Eleanor Webb, '58, is now teach­ ries live at 206 E. Eiche, Effingham. toward a Ph. D. in plant pathol­ ing grade one at East Side School Ray Ellis, '58, and wife, the form­ at the University of Illinois. He h Effingham, Ill. Her address is R. er Sara Williamson, '59, may be ad­ three children, Caren, 6, Steven, R. 3, Effingham. dressed at Box 143, East Lynn, Ill. and Douglas, 8 mos. His address Pearle Sebens, '58, resides at 927 The Ellises teach in the public E-64-A Stadium Terrace, Cham- Broadway, Pekin, Ill. She teaches schools of East Lynn. They have two ·gn, Ill. grade three at the Douglas School in children, David Wayne, 2, and Jac­ Gene A. Niccum, '57, is an insur­ Pekin. queline Leigh, 5 mos. ce agent in Effingham, Ill. Mrs. Janice Maycroft (Mrs. Gene Charles T. Lowe, '58, is art super­ iccum, the former Rita Dost, '60, Strain) , '58, lives at Parklane Drive, visor for the elementary schools of ches grade three in Effingham. Effingham, Ill. Charleston, Ill. Mrs. Lowe, the form­ ey live at Rollin Hills, No. 8, Eff­ Sue Edwards (Mrs. Richard Eng­ er Wilhelmina Jean Wetterow, '50, gham. bnd), '58, was married last May. is art instructor at Charleston High Jacqueline Sue Williams (Mrs. She may be addressed at Box 156, School. They live at R. R. 1, Char­ nald Goreham), '57, reports her Kansas, Ill. leston. child, Elizabeth Vanessa, was Mary Humphres, '58, lives at 1011 Ronald Kitchen, '58, teaches so­ m Feb. 25, 1961. She was former­ S. Locust, Champaign, Ill. cial studies in Robinson (Ill.) Junior assistant home adviser in Kanka­ Lorene Pixley, '58, is librarian at High School. His wife, Jacqueline, ( Ill.) County. She occasionally Newton (Ill.) Community High '58, teaches grade five at Lincoln s substitute teaching. She is vice­ School. She received the master's de­ School, Robinson. Their address is ident of the Kankakee branch. gree in library science from the Uni­ 905 W. Magnolia, Robinson. UW, district officer of Junior versity of Illinois in 1960. Her ad­ Arthur L. Bright, '58, was married ·omens Club, and program chair­ ress - is 833 S. Van Buren, Newton, August 26 to Ruth Ann Johnson. He of local Beta Sigma Phi. Her rn. teaches at Caesar Rodney School, dress is 425 Guertin St., St. Anne, Evelyn Gepford (Mrs. James Camden, Del. Their address is Box Aird) , '58, writes that her husband 285, Camden. Karl L. Schriner, 57, is presently is guidance counselor at Oswego, Kaye Cowger (Mrs. Donald Par­ ing with Commander Fleet Train­ Ill. The Airds have a daughter, sons), '58, reports that husband Don­ g Group, Western Pacific, based at Christie, 8 mos. Their address is Box ald, '58, is speech correctionist for kosuka, Japan. He was promoted .'392, Oswego. Ashland and Pleasant Plains (Ill.) Lieutenant in the United States Charles A. White, '58, is employ­ school districts. The Parsons have a aval Reserve on May 1, 1961. His ed with Bioferm Corporation, Wasco, daughter, Elise Annette, 16 mos. ess is Box 100, Navy #3923, Cali£. His work is concerned with Their address is Box 254, Ashland. , San Francisco, Calif. the commercial production of micro­ Jerry J. Maxwell, '58, may be ad­ Don C. Hopkins, '57, hopes to biological micro-organisms for the dressed at Box 101, Shannon, Ill. plete the Ph. D. in physics at control of insect pests. He lives at Lucile Higgerson, 58, resides at 30 University of Illinois by · June, 351 E. Orange Ave., Shafter, Calif. Rollin' Hills Blvd., Effingham, Ill. 2. His research is concerned with Jack D. Weber, '58, reports that Linda Basham (Mrs. Sam Zuber) , per - conducting alumnium. He his wife, the former Patricia Mail­ '59,, has two children, Christopher es at 511 S. James, Champaign, loux, graduated from Long Beach Gilbert, 2, and Carolyn Marie, 1. The State College last January. A son, Zubers may be addressed at R. R. 1, Dorothy Carter (Mrs. Robert Mark, was born to the Webers in \'iest Liberty, Ill. ett), '57, teaches commercial September. They live at 624 N. Kent Harris, '59, is currently ibjects at Yorkville, Ill. She was Hammes, Kankakee, Ill. teaching mathematics at Otero Jun­ ied June 4, 1961. Her address Marilyn Henson (Mrs. Norman ior College, La Junta, Colo. A son, Box 379, Yorkville. Kerans) , '58, writes that Norman, Kurt, was born October 4. The Har- PAGE FIFTEEN rises live at 1025 Carson Ave., La ieside at 2285 Linda Lane, Grand Marcel W. Leduc, '60, tea Junta, Colo. Junction. grade six in Columbian Elemen Donald F. Lang, '59, and wife, the Janet Hill (Mrs. Don Van De­ School, Mattoon, Ill. His wife, former Rosemarie Orlea, '58, report Keere), '59, was married August 10. hara Duitsmann Leduc, is a senio the birth of a daughter, Krisellen, Her husband is employed by Kraft Eastern. Their address is 812 November 6. The Langs also have a Foods, Manlius, Ill. Mrs. Van De­ :Ninth, Mattoon, Ill. son, Kurt Wayne, 3. Don teaches Keere teaches at Ohio High School, Mary K. Hay, '60, teaches h mathematics and science at Hickory Ohio, Ill. The Van DeKeeres live al economics at Homer, Ill. Her ad Hill Junior High School, Carpenters­ 8091h N. Main, Princeton, Ill. is Box 36, Ogden, Ill. ville, Ill., and wookworking in the Carl Magsamen, '59, is in his third Kenneth Jerome Duan, adult evening school at Barrington year at Saint Patrick Central High physicist with NASA. His address (Ill.) High School. Their address is School; Kankakee, Ill. He coaches P 0. Box 5, 12 Magruder, R 116 N. Hart Road, Barrington. and teaches physical education. The ledge, Fla. Ken Christiansen, '59, is director Magsamens have two children, 5 and Lynn Jones (Mrs. Neil Stat of diversified occupations at Beards­ l 1h. Their address is R. R. 4, Kanka­ '60, teaches home economics town (Ill.) High School. He has two kee, Ill. physical education at Webber To children, Mike, 8, and Lori, 6, and James A. Sanders, '59, teaches ship High School, Mt Vernon, expects a third in March. His ad­ metal shop at Sepulveda Junior High lleil, ex-'62, is attending Mt. Y, dress is 1016 Lafayette St., Beards­ School, Reseda, Calif. Mrs. Sanders, non Junior College. Their address town. the former Doris Johns, '59, teaches 309 Cedar, Mt. Vernon. Robert Harder, '59, teaches in the home economics at Patrick Henry Rita Green Millis, '60, lives at Altamont (Ill.) Grade School, and Junior High School. The Sanders R. 2, Martinsville, Ill. She has his wife, the former Shirley Gallo­ live at 7348 Yolanda Ave., Reseda, gun work on her master's at East u;ay, '57, teaches homemaking at Calif. The Millises have a son, Eric, 8 m Altamont High School. They live in Paul Carnes, '59, is in his third Sedonia Pribble, '60, teaches gr Altamont. year of teaching at Mooseheart, Ill. four in the Flora (Ill.) school George B. Neese, '59, resides at He reports that prospects for his tern. She lives at 443 Flora Av 751 Penn Ave., N. E., Atlanta 7, Ga. 1961-62 basketball team are not too Flora. Greg White, '59, is a planner­ good, "but with a 42-5 record over engineer on a section chief's staff the last two years, I can't complain." Charles L. Qttindry, '60, was m at North American Aviation, Inc., He is working toward a master's in ned June 10 to Oveda Ingram Autonetics Division. His wife, the guidance and counseling at North­ Benton, Ill., a 1960 graduate former Suzanne See, '60, is a speech ern Illinois University. His address Southern Illinois University. Char correctionist for the Norwalk-La­ is 310 Trask St., Aurora, Ill. is now a research assistant in Mirado ( Calif) School District. They Edward J. Robinson, '59, recently Bureau of Business Research at live at 12136 Aegean, Norwalk, resigned from a position with Los University of Kentucky. He is wo Calif. Angeles County, Calif., to work for ing toward his master's degree. Eric V. Brummit, '59, has been IJ3M. His address is 1052 Damato address is C209 Shawneetown, employed since 1959 as purchasing Drive, Covina, Calif. ington, Ky. agent and material controller for Delores Berry (Mrs. John Griffin Laura M. Griffin, '60, teaches j Creative Buildings, Inc., Urbana, Ill. Hill), '59, was married November ior high school science and girls' ph The Brummitts live at 1009 Bel Air 23 in .<;entenary . Methodist Church, sical education in the Lincoln Juni Prive, Rantoul, Ill. Jacksonville, Ill. Mrs. Hill is a High School, Lincoln, Ill. James W. Erdmann, '59, lives at speech correctionist in the Jackson - Robert ]. Leach, '60, and his wil 724 E. Main, Greenville, Ill. ville public schools. Her address is the former Kay O'Neill, ex-'64, Norman Lee Tracy, '59, teaches 281 Finley St., Jacksonsille. port the birth of their first chil general science at Newton (Ill.) Carlos A. Harrison, '59, is employ­ Cary Michael, August 4. Bob teach Community High School. The Tracys ed by the U. S. Food and Drug Ad­ aud coaches at Lanark, Ill. have a son, Bryan, 1. Their address ministration, Atlanta District, Atlan­ Phyllis Ann Quick (Mrs. is 640 College St., Newton, Ill. ta, Ga. His address is R. R. 2, Mari­ Higginbotham), '60, teaches gra Esther Joan Maudlin (Mrs. etta, Ga. one at Longview School, Ellingto Dwight I. Cook), '59, is assistant Conn. Her husband is an eingin home advisor, Champaign County 1960 - 1961 in the missiles and space division Jll. Dwight, '59, is a civilian instruct­ Hamilton Standard Division of Uni or at Chanute Air Force Base, Ran­ Don Kitchen, '60, is employed as eel Aircraft Corporation. Her addre toul, Ill. The Cooks have a son, an electronic physicist at Weapons i~ R. F. D. 1, Box 33, Pinnacle Roa Charles Irvin, 1. They live at 1341 Systems Test, U. S. Naval Air Test Ellington, Conn. Molloy Drive, Rantoul. Center, Lexington, Md. Mrs. Kitchen Charles H. Bennett, '60, is wor Alma K. Dixon, '59, teaches grade fa the former Paula Ashby, ex-'62. ing toward a master's degree in soci one at Aroma Park, Ill. Her address The Kitchens live at 43 W. Rennell logy at the University of Illinois. H is Route 17 East, Box 435A, Kanka­ Ave., Lexington Park. b on a research assistantship. · kee, Ill. Carole Stanfield (Mrs. Bernard E. wife, the former Sandra Ehmen, '6 R. Scott Miller, '59, is fleet sales Halloran) , '60, lives at R. R. 1, Paris, teaches home economics at Buckley manager for Central Chevrolet Co., Ill. She has a daughter, Larua Loda ( Ill. ) High School. The Ben Grand Junction, Colo. The Millers Ann, born August 27. netts live in Ludlow, Ill. PAGE SIXTEEN Players and coaches with the 1961-62 Eastern basketball squad are, front row, from le~, Jerry Grandone, Bill uerin, Lloyd Eggers, Bob Rickett, Bill Reynolds, Jerry Loew, and Dick Carmichael. Back row, Coach Rex V. Darling, Dick Planck, Bob White, Larry Roland, Rod Butler, Dick Holt, Larry Weck, sistant Coach Walt Lowell, and Bill Clark, manager.

Catherine Ray, '60, is homemak­ recently organized a CAA club, and g teacher at Mascoutah (Ill.) Ele­ has a high school mixed chorus at Winter Sports . .. entary School. Her address is 1205 Kempton-Cabery (Ill.) High School. (Continued from page 6) '. Madison, Mascoutah. Miss Boster is engaged to Norbert Pauw. Don Lee Tolliver, 60, is unit li­ Schulty, the vocal music teacher at Central Michigan downed the arian for Peotone (Ill.) public Piper City, Ill. She lives at Kemp­ swimmers, 62-33, and Detroit Tech hools. His address is 159 S. Wal­ ton, Ill. won, 77-14. Illinois State fell to the ut, Manteno, Ill. Joyce Ann Dixon, '61, teaches Panthers, 50-45, and DePauw went Barbara A. Sehy, '60, teaches lwme economics at Plana (Ill.) High down, 54-41. . de five at Hawthorn School, Mun­ School. She resides at 303 N. Hugh Next outing for the team is a Jan­ lein, Ill. Her address is 111 Home­ St., Piano. uary 12 meeting with George Wil­ ood, Libertyville, Ill. Helen Jean Hortin, '61, teaches liams. Franklin Gene Harrell, '60, is an shorthand, bookkeeping, and busi­ Heading the list of varsity swim­ tronics engineer in microwaves ness English at the Dundee (Ill.) mers for Coach Bill Groves is George "th General Dynamics, Pomona Community High School. She may Steigleman, freshman from Chicago, Calif.). Mrs. Harrell, the former be addressed at Box 185, Dundee, \\ho, according to Groves, "can do ary Dietz, ex-'58, is a surgical Ill. anything." see in the Pomona Valley Com­ Paul McGarvey, '61, has been ap­ Backing him are two top swim­ nnity Hospital. The Harrells live pointed director of playground and mers from the 1961 Grosse Point 909 N. Fuchsia Ave., Ont 1rio, recreation, Jerseyville, Ill. He re­ ( Mich.) High School team, Michi­ sides at 108 English, Jerseyville. gan state champions-freshmen Stan Gerald N. O'Flaherty, '61, began Gertrude Willenborg Zehner, '61, Wilson and Mike LaForest. ching this fall at West Junior teaches grade four at East Side "gh School, Kankakee, Ill. He School, Effingham. Mrs. Zehner has ches biology. Mrs. O'Flaherty, the the distinction of having done all Fossans live at 201 N. Jackson, er Marilyn McFarland, '55, does her college work at summer sessions. Nl'wton, Ill. Ronald is a member oi bstitute teaching. The O'Flahertys She lives at 602 N. First St., Effing­ the Class of 1961. ve two sons, Jeff, 5, and Mark, 3. ham, Ill. Charles T. McComas, '61, lives at y live at 457 W. River St., Bour­ Charles E. Rickert, '61, resides at 1412 N. Edward, Decatur, Ill. Mrs. ais, Ill. 409 Division, Cedar Falls, Iowa. McComas is the former Betty Davis, Carolyn Sue Boste1, '61, teaches Betty Jo Tennis (Mrs. R. L. Van ex-'60. classes of women's physical ecl­ Fossan), '61, reports the birth of a Donald E. Browning, '61, is now tion, sponsors the cheerleaders, son, Shannon Lee, May 4. The Van the minister of the Bondvill~,, (JlD -,_ . ~··:.' ...,_ PAGE SEVENTEEN 1'.Iethodist Church. He is also work­ ing on his master's degree in physi­ Junior High School Doudna Names cal education at the University of Illinois where he has a graduate as­ Conference Slated sistantship. His address is Box 25, Feb. 9 At Eastern Williams To Post Bondville. The Brownings have three President Quincy Doudna has children, Douglas Lynn, 3, Becky The third annual Junior High Sue, 2, and Steven \Vesley, 8 mos. School Conference sponsored by the nounced the appointment of Glenn D. Williams, assistant prof School of Elementary and Junior Billy Dean Goodmon, '61, works sor of education, as associate de High Teaching of Eastern is sched­ for State Farm Insurance Co., in the student academic services, effecti uled for February 9, 1962, on East­ Data Processing Division. Mrs. September 1, 1962. Goodmon is the former Nancy K. ern's campus. Schwartz, ex-'62. The Goodmons, The theme of the state-wide con­ President Doudna said -who live at 1217 Underhill Drive, ference is "Exploration in the Junior pointment of Dr. Williams Apt. 212, Jacksonville 11, Fla., are High School." Donald Grote, '44, able Dr. Lavern Hamand, dean expecting their second child in principal of Skiles Junior High the graduate school and currently sociate dean, student academic April. They have a son, Randy, 18 School, Evanston, is ~lated as the mos. fratured speaker. "Changing Con­ vices, to devote increased time Eastern's growing graduate progra Carol Jean McHenry, '61, teaches cepts of the Exploratory Function in sophomore English and senior speech Modern Junior High Schools" is the Dr. Williams, who joined Eastern at Momence, Ill. She lives at 11 E. title of Grote's speech. education department in 1960, · Indiana, Momence. She directed the The faculty of the School of Ele­ teach half-time after assuming junior class play, "You Can't Take It mentary and Junior High School new position. With You." Teaching is conducting the Confer­ Holder of the Bachelor of Scien Gary R. Seymour, '61, lives at ence. Co-chairmen of the planning Master of Education, and Doctor 1011 Lynn Drive, Effingham, Ill. committee are Norman Bauer and Philosophy degrees from Ohio Sta Virgil L. Hudson, '61, teaches Fred Bouknight. university, Dr. Williams came driver education, physical education, Eastern from Wothington, Ohi coaches basketball and track, and Robert L. McKibben, '61, and his where he taught and served sev works with the guidance program at wife, the former Betty Floyd, '60, years as assistant principal and pr' Homer (Ill.) High School. The Hud­ live at 7158 Summitrose, Tujunga, cipal. During the spring of 1959, sons live at 202 Waverly St., Homer. Cali£. They both teach in the Los was an instructor at Ohio State. Jeanne Edwards, '61, resides at Angeles school system. Dean of student academic servi 307 E. Main, Wauchula, Fla. Beverly G. Birch, '61, is a busi­ at Eastern is Dr. William H. Zeige Joyce Krietemeier (Mrs. John ness education teacher at Clay City Frantz), '61, reports that her hus­ (Ill.) Community High School. Wisner), '61, was married Novem band is employed by the Illinois Robert V . Folk, '61, has been as­ 23 at the Immaculate Conceptio .State Police, District No. 10, as a signed to the U. S. Air Force techni­ Church, Pittsfield, Ill. Bruce is radio operator. She lives at 1010 E. cal training course for radio intercept senior at Eastern. Mrs. Wisn Colorado, Urbana, Ill. operators at Keesler Air Force Base, teaches Englis~ and physical educ David Moll, '61, resides at 131 S. Miss. tion at Kansas (Ill.) High Schoo Edwards, Altamont, Ill. Mary Frances Ducey (Mrs. Bruce The \Visners live in Kansas.

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