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Alumnus

University 01 Missouri-Rollo August 1979

I , . .,' ,. Alumnus Uitiv.ersity of Missouri-Rolla

Volume 53, Number 4 August 1979 Rolla, Missouri

A'umni Directory To Be Published February 1980 will mark the publica­ tion date of a new MSM-UMR Alumni Directory. The directory, last published in 1975, will include an alphabetical listing of all MSM-UMR graduates as well as former students. The listing will include degree{s), academic department, home address and business affiliation. A second section is a listing by class year (multiple degree recipients will be listed with each of their classes). A third sec­ tion contains a geographic distribution of alumni by city and state or country. Be sure to notify the alumni office of any change of address or employment information so that your listing will be as accurate as possible. A copy of the Directory will be distributed to each donor to the 1979 Annual Fund.

Energy Board Honors UMR Dr. Stewart Gillies, assistant professor of mining engineering, explains the Peabody Coal Company Mine Ventilation The Southern States Energy Board Laboratory on campus to visiting members of the Chinese Institute of Mining Delegation. The model of a section of Peabody's has recognized UMR as a regional No. 10 Mine in the foreground is, according to W.V. Hartman, '48, executive vice president of Peabody Coal, "probably the center for nuclear manpower develop­ largest model ventilation system of its kind, and has the greatest potential for simulating and examining ventilation ptobiems -----­ ment. UMR becomes the third educa­ which occur in mines." tional institution to be identified as a regional center by the SSEB, the energy arm of the Southern Governors' Chinese Institute of Mining Delegation Tours UMR Association. . Ten members of the Chinese Institute mine, Rock Mechanics and Explosives geology and geophysics; Dr. Ernest Governor Joseph P. Teasdale of Mining Delegation toured UMR Research Center, department of geology Spokes, head of mining engineering; nominated UMR for this recognition at facilities and U.S. Bureau of Mines and and geophysics, and department of min­ Roy Barton, mining engineering senior the request of Dr. James C. Olson, Missouri Geological Survey laboratories ing, petroleum and geological engineer­ lab mechanic; and Troy Harris, super­ University president. Friday, May 25. ing. visor of the experimental mine. Industrial and academic training in The stop here was part of a national Coordinating the visit were Dr. Members of the Chinese Delegation the fie ld of reactor operations have been tour. The delegation visited the Univer­ Theodore J. Planje, dean of the School cluded: Taijui Wang, delegation leader; conducted on the Rolla campus for the sity of Wisconsin before coming to Rolla of Mines and Metallurgy; Dr. Nolan Zhiyuan Wang, deputy leader; Gengfu past 17 years. Assistance is also offered and left for Washington, D.C. on Satur­ Aughenbaugh, chairman of the depart­ Chen, delegation adviser; Heping Wu, to electric utilities, either nuclear related daY .after seeing St. Louis attractions. ment of mining, petroleum and interpreter; and Dingheng Wang, Shiji industries, state and local government Campus facilities which they in­ geological engineering; Dr. Gerald Peng, Fulin Gao, Zhidan Li, Zuna agencies and other colleges and univer­ spected included: the experimental Rupert, Chairman of the department of Wang, and Zhixian Xu. sities.

"Toots" Schuman Recieves Alumni Association Award

Joseph W. Mooney, left, president of the MSM-UMR Alumni Association, makes a special presentation of an Alumni Service Award to Edwin K. "Toots" Schuman, right, at Phelps County Memorial Hospital where Schuman is a patient. Recipients of the Alumni Association Award are chosen annually from nomina­ tions submitted to the association's executive committee. The award is given in recognition of extraordinary service to the institution and its students. A native of Rolla, Schuman earned his degree in civil engineering from MSM in 1920 and also has a law degree from UMC. He has been a merchant, an educator (he taught mathematics at UMR for six years), a chemist (with the U.S. Bureau of Mines in Rolla), and an inventor and manufacturer of the patented plant food, "Tootsizer." Just 60 years ago, Schuman was elected St. Pat at the annual MSM St. Pat celebration, and has been an unofficial historian and supporter of St. Pat Board's activities through the years. He serves annually as honorary St. Pat parade marshal. .

Others who will receive Alumni Association Awards 'at the Awards Banquet on October 13, 1979, are: Thor Gjelsteen, '53; Robert B. Lewis, Lloyd E. Reuss, '57; William W. Collins, '50; Keith E. Bailey, '64; Hugh R: Berry, '25; Harold Q Fuller; James C. Olson: Carl 1. Weis, '43; Steven M. Gardner, '70; Robert P. Schafer, '52; and Wei-Wen Yu. MSM Alumnus/ l • Alumni Alliance Meets On June 23, 1979, U MR hosted the Alliance of Alumni Associations of the University of Missouri for their semi­ annual meeting. This alliance of the four alumni associations meets alternately on various campuses of the university. The group of volunteers heard fro m Univer­ si ty President James Olson on the cur­ rent status of the university. The meeting was held prior to the signing of the appropriation bills, so budget discus­ sions were all speculative. The annual legislative recognition day in Jefferson Ke City was successful and the format will '72, be similar next year. The next meeting E. will be September 29 in Columbia.

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. Dick Moore (UMC) and Joe Mooney. President Olson and Alliance Chairman Nick Monaco_ ". 2nd Annual Alumni Band To Play at Homecoming

EVEN S.P.E. Las VI NOR CheW ALU BAND ALUMNI-HOMECOMING 1979 Dick Erickson (UMKC), Pete Mattei, Joe Mooney, Bus Entsminger Colun; There are more than 600 living MSM-UMR band alumni. The present Miner CAPE Bands include over 200 students in 8 groups. We'd like for you to join the Marching KMSM /KMNR History Planned BOM! Band at half-time of homecoming for our 2nd Annual Alumni Band. You11 play ROlla along with the Musical Miners. We'll send specific details if you'll just fill in the I was the chief engineer at KMNR sonal data (photographs, anee

The Missouri Athletic Club was the scene of a Miner gathering held on May 22 in conjunction with the meeting of the American Mining Congress in St. Louis. The lure of free bars at conven­ tion hospitality suites may have been hard for some to pass up so the group may have been somewhat limited. Nonetheless, all present had a good time. Present were: Chancellor Joe Mar- John Stolwyk, '78 chello, E. H. Nolkemper, L. J. Keller, '55 Hermendra N. Kalia '67, F. B. Keiler, John Stolwyk '78, Jim Politte '72, E. M. Spokes, Eric H. Seagen, Louis E. Shenman, Nolan Aughenbaugh, John Brixius '47, Roger Dewey '69, Richard and Mimi Terry '65, Colin Rose '40, John Dryden '51, John Stucker '71, Susan Stucker, Ted Planje '40, Jim Cole '75, Ben McNail, Joe Quinn '49, Hal Carter '71, Karen Carter '73, George L. Chedsey '40, Mr. & Mrs. S. A. "Stoney" Stone '30, Ronald B. Wall '70, Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Tiernon '54, Stewart Gillies, Frank Mackaman, John Theilmann '71. George L. Chedsey, '40

Chancellor Marchello, Mrs. S.A. Stone, "Stoney", '30, and Frank Mackaman Meeting Data EVENT/SITE DATE S.P.E...... September 24, 1979 Las Vegas NORTHEAST ...... Mternoon Sept. 29, 1979 . Chelmsford, Mass. Elks Club ALUMNI ALLIANCE ...... October 28-29,1979 John and Susan Stucker, '71, Jim Politte, '72, Hal, '71, & Karen, '73, Carter. Columbia CAPE GIRARDEAU .. ' " ...... October 6, 1979 HOMECOMING 1979 ...... _..... ~ ...... October 12-'i3 Geo.logy and Geophysics Rolla . SEMI-ANNUAL BOARD MEETING ...... October 12, 1979 Transferred afUMR Rolla The University of Missouri-Rolla encourage much closer work in instruc­ ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Department of Geology and Geophysics tion and research between these depart· MSM-UMR ALUMNI ASSOCIA TIOK ...... October 13, 1979 has been transferred from the College of ments, for the faculties as well as Rolla Arts and Sciences to the School of students. ROLLA NIGHT AT ENGINEERS CLUB. : ...... October 18, 1979 Mines and Metallurgy. The change, ef­ St. Louis fective July I, has the unanimous sup­ The change is administrative only. PARENTS DAy ...... : ...... October 27, 1979 port of the Department of Geology and Dr. Gerald B. Rupert will continue as Rolla Geophysics faculty. chairman of the Department of Geology UNIVERSITY DAY ...... November 10, 1979 In announcing the -change, and Geophysics. Rolla Chancellor Joseph M. Marchello said There will be no physical moving and WINT~R COMMENCEMENT ...... December 16,1979 there are several reasons for doing this. no changes in staffing, funding or stu­ Rolla There is a natural correlation between dent requirements. However, the facul­ ROCKY MOUNTAIN LUNCH ...... , , ...... , ...... First Tuesday geology and mining, petroleum and ty of the Department of Geology and Denver Petroleum Club geological engineering. The present Geophysics has expressed a desire to BARTLESVILLE LUNCH ...... ' . . . . , ...... Third Friday structure, because these departments are make a physical move in the near future Cafeteria Conference Room, Adallls Building under two different deans, could have in order to be able to share facilities with inhibited cooperation between these the Department of Mining, Petroleum ATTENTION: Please notify Alumni Office of your meeting arrangements. departments. This new structure should and Geological Engineering. MSM Alumnus/ 3

./ St. Louis Job Opportunities Tournament For i~formation concerning positions listed below_ Goll contact Mr. Larry Nuss_ DireclOr of Career Development and Placement_ UMR. Rolla_ The St. Louis Section held their II th Missouri 65401. gi ving File Number of the posi· Annual Spring Golf Tournament at tion. state your degree, discipline and mOnlh and elll Paradise Valley Country Club on Satur­ year of your graduation. Ihei During times of high activity in the employmenl da y, May 5, 1979. Sixty-three golfers markel. some positions will be filled hefore they If teed off on a bright sunny day . The win­ are rublished. The Placement Office will make a 4 ner of the low gross trophy was Dave sea rch for similar positions that may be open if Fin, Fahrenhorst and there was a tie for low you enclose your resume with your inquiry. 3 net between Doug Jones, '72, and R. 2285 BS/MSEE, power plant, midwest. Ph Spangler. President of the MSM-UMR 2286 BS/MSME, midwest. /via Alumni Association Joe Mooney, '39, 2287 BSEE, power exper., upper mid­ 2 and Past-President Dick Bauer, '52, west. /vii both participated in the golf and 2288 BSMet, foundry exper., St. Louis ilia ~ refres hments immediately following . A 2289 BSMet, Cer, ME, ChE, multi- Rei special thanks goes to the 1979 Tourna­ . openings. Rei ment Chairman Roy Van Hee, '69 , with 2290 MSChE, management exper., TX help from Chuck Toedtman, '65, and Vice President Howard Stine, '67, (right) presenting the low gross trophy to Dave 2291 BSCSc, midwest. Pial Howard Stine, '67 , '70. Fahrenhorst. 2292 BSME/CE/ChE/EE, multi-open- Ra ings, midwest. Sch 2293 MSChem , west reU 2294 BSChE, midwest IOn 2295 BSMetlCSc, West coast. Gib 2296 BSEE/ME!CE, exper. , upper mid­ Tyl west. Ph 2297 outdated. Ph 2298 mUlti-openings, multi-disciplines, West. 2299 outdated 2300 PhD/MSMet, exotic metals, s agency listing. 230 I BS/MSMetlEnMec, upper mid- west. 2302 BSEE/Phys/ME, Texas 1 2303 BSME, upper midwest. 2304 BS/MS mUlti-disciplines, multi- con openings. BaS 2305 BSEMan/ME, city govt. tou 2306 PhD/MSMetlMinlCer, midwest and 2307 BSCE/EE/ME/Met, east coast ten 2308 BSME, sales pr Howard Stine, '67, and Chuck Toedt­ an( St. Louis Section President Chuck Toedtman, '65, (right) going over the results with man, '65 , plan the St. Louis Section 2309 BSMet, agency listing 2310 multi-disciplines, mUlti-openings, gal Secretary and Tournament Chairman Roy Van Hee, '69. baseball outing. agency listing 2311 mUlti-disciplines, mUlti-openings, southeast 2312 BSME/EE/CSc/EMan, upper mid- we s t 2313 BSEE/ME, midwest J979·80 Cultural Events 2314 BSEE, St. Louis PREMIERE CONCERT SERIES UMR CAMPUS PERFORMING 2315 MSEE, Texas APR. 27 , Pops Concert, University 2316 BSCE, city govt., southwest A series of four major concerts will ART CONCERT SERIES Band and Jazz Ensembles, 3 p.m. , 2317 BSMin, sales, east bring established, professional musical This series of concerts, performed by Quadrangle. 2318 BSME/EE groups to the campus and Rolla. Tickets students and guest artists, is presented MA Y 4, Concert, UMR Choir and Or­ 2319 BSChem/ChE, east are required for this series. For further free to UMR students, faculty, staff and chestra, 8 p.m., Centennial Hall. information, contact: Music Office, G-9 the general publi c. 2320 BSMinlEE/ME, agency listing MA Y 6, Concert, UMR Instrumental 2321 outdated Harris Hall, UMR. OCT. 22, Piano Recital by Peter Arm­ Chamber Group, 8 p.m ." St. Pat's OCT. I, CANADIAN BRASS, Mon­ strong, 8 p.m ., Mi les Auditorium, ME 2322 BSNuc., state govt. , midwest Ballroom. 2323 BSCE, midwest, structural day, 8 p.m. , Centennial Hall. An Bldg. OTHER MAJOR CULTURAL outstanding qu intet of classically­ OCT. 25 , Jazz Concert, UMR Jazz 2324 BSEE/ME/Met, midwest EVENTS, NOT INCLUDED IN 2325 BSEE, exper. , west trained musicians whose repertoire Ensembles, 8 p.m. , Centennial Hall. EITHER SERIES 2326 BSChE, midwest ranges from Bach, Handel and Debussy NOV. 18, Concert, UMR Chamber Or­ DEC. 6-9, Madrigal Dinners, UMR to Jelly Roll Morton, Scott Joplin and chestra, 8 p.m. , St. Pat's Ballroom. 2327 BSEE/ME, Florida Chamber Choir and Ensembles, Thurs­ 2328 BSEMan/ME_ St. Louis John Bechwith. NOV . 27, Concert, UMR Chamber day through Saturday, 6 p.m., Centen­ NOV . 15, TASHI, Thursday, 8 p.m. Wind Groups and Universit y Band, 8 2329 BSME, midwest nial Hall , Reservations and tickets are 2330 BSCE, city govt. , southwest Centennial Hall. T ASH I (Tibetan for p.m. , Centennial Ha ll. required. good fortune) provides a program for DEC. 2, Concert, Uni versit y Choir and MAR. 6, Remmers Artist/Lecturer Grice-Strunk fund clarinet and string quartet. Orchestra, 7:30 p.m. , First Baptist Series Concert, Leonard Pennario, FEB. II , ORPHEUS, Monday, 8 p.m., Church of Rolla. pianist, Th ursday , 8 p.m. , Centennial Established Centennial Hall. ORPHEUS is a FEB. 19, Concert, Uni versity Band Hall, Tickets necessary but distributed The retirement of Professors Harvey chamber ensemble of 26 self-governing (Susan Slaughter, principal trumpet with at no cost. Grice and Mailand Strunk in the past musicians who perform without conduc­ St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, soloist! , APR. 21 -26 , UMR Theatre Guild Pro­ two years prompted members of the tor. Each musician is fully responsible 8 p.m., Centennial Hall. duction, Tickets necessary. Chemical Engineering student body and for his or her own artistic contribution MAR . II , Jazz Concert, UMR Jazz faculty to establish a commemorative and spends an uncommon amount of Ensembles, 8 p.m ., St. Pat's Ballroom fund in their honor. Solicitation of gifts time rehearsing together. This democratic MAR. 24, Concert, UMR Chamber Or­ was directed to graduates of the depart­ effort -extending from choice of reper­ chestra (Handel Festival), 8 p.m ., MSM ALUMNUS ment. The goal of $10,000 has been sur­ toire to writing program notes-results Presbyterian Church (tentative) (USPS-323-500) passed and the Grice-Strunk Fund will in the spirited and distinctive sound of MAR. 26, Concert, UMR Chamber Issued bi-monthly in the interest of the be used to establish an endowment-the Orpheus. Choir (Handel Festival) 8 p.m ., Emanuel graduates and former students of the earnings to go for departmental pur­ MAY I, TEXAS OPERA THEATER, Lutheran Church (tentativel Mi ssouri School of Mines and poses_ Professor James Johnson, '57, Thursday, 8 p.m., Bullman Multi­ MAR. 28, VocaUInstrumental Recital Metallurgy and the University of directed this successful project. Purpose Bldg. Texas Opera Theater is a (Handel Festival) , 8 p.m., Room 101 , Missouri-Rolla. Entered as second class Other friends of Professors Grice and touring company of the Houston Grand Old Cafeteria (tentativel matter October 27, 1926, at Post Office Strunk may participate in the Fund by Opera. It will perform "Madam But­ MAR. 30, Concert, Double Choir and at Rolla, Missouri 6540 I, under the Act for ~arding checks made to the Grice­ terfly" in English, fully staged and Orchestra (Handel Festival), 8 p.m. , of March 3, 1897 . Strunk Scholarship Fund, UMR, Rolla, costumed, with piano accompaniment. Centennial Hall. MO 65401.

~ / MSM Alumnus ----- • res Non-Academic Service Awards The following UMR non-~cademic Physical Plant; Neal Kietzer, Purchas­ Counseling; David Dearth, Computer Planning; Phyllis McCoy, Personnel employees were recently recognized for ing; A va Mace, Auxiliary Enterprises; Center; David Shelton, Admissions; Bar­ Services; John Rick Martin, Physical their service and loyalty to the Universi­ Carolyn Smith, Engineering Research; bara Wilson, Registrar; Frances Berg, Plant; Kenneth Blackwell, Physical ty: Richard Turner, Physical Plant. Health Services; Lorraine Walls, Staff Plant; Charles Brown, Physical Plant, 40 Years: Edith Fort Smith, retired, 10 Years; Frank Mackaman, Alum­ Benefits; Alva Lange, Physical Plant; Lloyd Williams, Physical Plant; Linnie Financial Services. nilDevelopment: Kenneth Asher, Michael Huskey, Physical Plant; Blackwell, Physical Plant; Fred Ziegler, , midwest. 30 Years: Shirley Tucker, retired , retired, AlumnilDevelopment; Daisy Charles James; Physical Plant; Vincent Physical _Plant; Harvey Summers, Physical Plant; Mary Crum, Registrar; Mae Burton, Library; Marion Fay Smith, Physical Plant; Delmar Manley, Physical Plant; Kermit Nolting, Ipper mid. Maurice Kaunley, retired, Purchasing. Watkins, Library; Dorothea Wolf, Ad­ Physical Plant; Alvin Duncan, Physical Physical Plant; Harold Hoffmeister, 20 Years: Frank Haston, School of missions; Pat Davis, Computer Science; Plant; Harold Macormic, Physical Physical Plant; Raymond Light, ,St. Louis Mines & Metallurgy; Walter Coy, Aux­ Delores Bower, Financial Services; Plant; John Molchan, Purchasing; Physical Plant, Loyd Hutchens, Pur­ hE, multi. iliary Services; Don Lewis, University Lowell Lovelace, Physical Plant; John Robert Helfin, University Police: Glen­ chasing; Gene Cerney, Purchasing; Relations; Charles Heflin, University Howard, Physical Plant; Harvie na Gresham, Engineering Management; Dorothy Pierce, Auxiliary Services; ~xper. , TX Relations: Robert Lewis, Admissions. Thomas, Physical Plant, Jackie Foster, Norma Graham, Graduate Engineering IS Years: Tyrone Waters, Physical . Physical Plant, Saul Palmer, Physical Center; Sharon David, Graduate Mabel Hodges, Auxiliary Services; nulti-open_ Plant; Don McCracken, Physical Plant; Plant, Anna Carroll, Physical Plant; Engineering Center. Leonard Bushie, Auxiliary Services; Raymond Otis, Physical Plant; Richard Donald Bockhurst, Purchasing; Marie Jack Bennett, Auxiliary Services; Schulte, Purchasing; Edward Mitchell, Jordan, Auxiliary Services; Sylvia 5 Years: Howard Eloe, Alum­ Catherine Hrach, Chemical Engineer­ retired, Auxiliary Services; Bennie Tip­ Mahaney, Retired, Auxiliary Services; ni/Development; Leola Ramsey, ing; Jimmie Chapman, Continuing ton, Mechanical Engineering; Laura Alice Light, Auxiliary Services; Myrlen Chancellor's Office; Tim Jones, FM Education and Public Service; Kurt Hambacker, Electrical Engineering; upper mid- Gibbs, Sponsored Programs; John Troutt, Chemical Engineering; Sharon Radio; Mike Morgan, FM Radio; Don­ Tyler, Physical Plant; John Bates, Irwin, School of Engineering; Loretta na Berry, Institutional Analysis and Troy Harris, Mining Engineering; Roy Physical Plant; William Brown, Pennock, Continuing Education & Planning; Eleanor Higley, Health Ser­ Barton, Mining Engineering; Dorothy Smith, Chemistry; Ronald Lile, Physics. disciplines, Physical Plant; Loren Morelock, Public Service; Joseph McDonald, vices; John Vaughn, Administrative

c me tals, St. Louis Section lpper mid- At The Baseball Game

The St. Louis Section held their Se­ Van Hee, Bob and Betsey Bruce, Frank and Nancy Mackaman, J. Kent and les, multi- cond Annual St. Louis Cardinal Baseball night on Saturday, June 30. A Winona Roberts, Paul and Mary Stigall tour of the Anheuser-Busch Jlrewery and family, John Theilmann, Chas. & Mrs. Wentz, Al and Mrs. Wallace, Don nidwest and a social hour was free for those at­ tending. Chuck Toedtman, chapter and Betty Mannbeck, John and Carolyn ! coast president, was responsible for planning Corrigan, the Rich Kastels, the George and obtaining this very successful pre­ Shan nons, the R. Moores, the J. game function. The tremendous turnout Muelleys, the R. Griffins, S. Moss, ror the baseball game between the Helen Stapleton, John & Margaret Phi/lies and Ca~dinaJs caught co- ' Dreyer, Bill Butcher, Larry Sewell, John -openings, chairman Howard Stine and Bob Bruce Lamb, Hugh Murray, Don Apperson, short on tickets as all 150 were Nancee and Virginia Trimble, Craig and Ipper mid- distributed and some late requests had Jammie Evans, Bill, Ken, Anna, Sheri to be turned down. Jacobs, Tom and Linda Burjeck, Mike A partial list of those attending is: Joe & Debbie Pratt, Barry and Judy Trost, Mooney, Paul Ponder, Dave Ponder, Mike and Marilyn McMillen, John Bill Martin, . Coach Billy and Naomi Brannen, Rich Ruffing, Virginia Wat­ IWest Key, Bob and Bonnie Lewis, Dave and son, Amy Ruffing, Ron and Alice Ems, Sandra Shelton, Paul and Frieda Ginny and Darrel Binder, Phil Boegner, Munger and Paul Munger, Jr., Lance Jeff Claus, Steve Brothers, Steve Rinne, and Pat Williams, Jack and Marsha Ronnie Durling, Bonnie and Frank ( listing Ridley, Howard and Jeri Stine, Chuck Sturm, Gary, Sharon and Doug Toedtman and Jo Ann Crutcher, Rich Willhoit, Jon Damuser and Lynne idwest and Judy Garrett, Curt and Andy Korb, Alden , Lois, Norman and Shirley ural Hertel, Jack and Carolyn Bertlesmeyer, Williams, Sandra and Harold Michel, :st Ken and Phyllis Schilling, Mike and Corrine Grimm, Richard Schrenker, Jackie Potter, Rick and Nancy Kolaz, Cheri and Dan Block, Gary Ehrhard, Matt and Kathy Coco, Roy and Bobbi Mary Lodaly, Kim and Ross Livengood.

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hwest und sors Harvey in the past hers af the ,n t body and. emaraUve Im 'Its Ition algi f the depart­ """nsur' las """ '11 IK Fund WI ment-the VI enta I Pur' m '57, )hnson, eet. d Grice an rs Fund bY he Orice' ) the MSM A lumnus/ 5 JMR , Raila, Fo Academic Personnel Changes Terr. Greg Three top ~ level administrative posi­ of Dr. Mailand R. Strunk, who hasserv­ Morse, ,tions at UMR have been filled ,this sum­ ed as department chairman for fifteen ' are pia: mer, and three new vacancies have ap­ years, ' Dr. Johnson joined the MSM bY the peared_ A new graduate dean has been faculty in 1958 as an instructor and is termen appointed, as well as a new director of presently professor of chemical lhree 0 the UMR Graduate Engineering Center engineering. so gOO in St Louis, and a new chairman of the Dr. Jim C. Pogue, provost and dean thirty{ chemical , engineering department. of faculties, has submitted his resigna­ starteT5 Vacancies that now exist are: provost, tion for that position and plans to offense dean of The College of Arts and resume responsibilities as professor of good n SCienCes and dean of the School of English in the Humanities department Offel Engin~ering_ this fall. He will continue to serve as tion, II Dr. Adrian' H. Danne, dean of the provost until a replacement is found, In coming College of Arts and Sciences, has been accepting the resignation, Chancellor consistl appointed dean of Graduate Study_ He Marchello praised , Dr. Pogue. "On ' have a replaces Dr. Robert H. McFarland who behalf of the entire UMR faculty and yeaTS n left the graduate dean's post last administration, I want to thank Dr. WAYNE COG ELL DR. JAMES E. HALLIGAN onQ.1 January to return to teaching and serve Pogue for his many years of ad­ anOu~ as UMR's dir.ector of institutional Effective September I, Dr. Edward C. ministrative service. He has contributed great help to me during my first year the Mi analysis and planning_ In announcing Bertnolli, professor of electrical a great deal to the growth and develop­ and I have enjoyed and appreciated since I the appointment, Chancellor Marchello engineering at UMR, will serve as direc- , ment of this campus. I would add, on a working with him_" ' will be said, "Dean Daane has an impressive tor of the Graduate Engineering Center more personal note, that Jim has been a At a meeting of the School of Hall. L in St. Louis_ He replaces Dr. Anton des Engineering faculty on June 15, Dr. last sea: Brasunas who is returning to teaching James E. Halligan, dean of the School, ries for and extension activities at the center. announced his resignation effective split ti MSM alumnus, Dr. JamesW. August IS. Dr. Halligan, who has been Johnson will assume the chairmanship passes I at UMR for the past two years, has ac­ of the Chemical Engineering Depart­ U.M cepted an appointment as dean of ment September I, upon the retirement very gc engineering at the University of Arkan­ are: [ sas at Fayetteville. Chal1cellor Mar­ Kinsell: chello expressed his regrets at Dr. The Ii Halligan's departure and wish.ed him somewl well. "Engineering at UMR has made Kevin 1 many advances in the years Dr. Halligan 76and has been dean," he said_' ,'It has gone for­ jury. ward in both instruction and research." Dr. Robert L Davis, assistant dean, has been named acting dean of the School of DR. ADRIAN H. DAANE DR. JIM POGUE Engineering_ record of teaching, research and ad­ ministration and should provide Rolla with exceptional leadership in the National ASCE Award to UMR's Dr. Huang InC( Graduate School." Athlet! , Dr. Daane's assumption of his new Dr. Ju-Chang "Howard" Huang, pro­ improvi post leaves the deanship of the College fessor of civil , engineering and en­ Rolla ir of Arts and Sciences vacant Assistant vironmental health at the University of Billy Dean Dr. Wayne Cogell has been nam­ Missouri-Rolla, is the recipient ' of the says ab ed acting dean_ A new dea,n will be 1979 Walter L Huber Civil Engineering spent tl DR. JAMES W. JOHNSON selected after a nationwide search. Research Award' conferred by the help in American Society of Civil Engineers the toal Dr. B. Ken Roberison (ASCE). Only five individuals, national­ $4,000 Iy, are nominated each year by ASCE's Appointed Dean 01 Students at UMR $800 tl Technical Council on Research to be women' recognized for notable achievements of Dr_ R Ken Robertson, associate pro­ The: technical research in civil engineering. fessor of chemistry, is the new Dean of be used Dr. Huang received his a .S. degree Students at the University of Missouri­ in the I from National Taiwan University and Rolla, effective Aug_ I. additior M.S. and Ph.D degrees from the Univer­ In announcing the appointment, the foc sity of Texas at Austin. He joined the MSM-UMR Chancellor Joseph M_ Marchello ex­ schola r! faculty at UMR in 1967. pressed ,his appreciation to everyone in­ Alumni Association and the volved in the search. "Ken was highly In the past 10 years, he has directed Annual Fund Report nation, recommended by.Jim (Provost Jim C. 16 , sponsored research projects an<;l JANUARY I·JULY 15 The Pogue)," the Chancellor said. "And published more than 40 papers in Gifts Century Club Income two sci Robertson was also highly recommend­ technical journals, books, magazines 1978 will fU I ed by the search committee which and proceedings of professional con­ 2,451 326 $65,236.75 the firs report~ to the Provost." The appoint­ ferences_At the present time, he is direc­ 1979 both sv ment has also been approved by Univer­ ting two research projects_ One is sup­ 2,535 386 $88,411.96 "We sity President Jim C. Olson. ported by the U.S_ Environmental Pro­ 3SSistan State University and his Ph_D_ in "I feel confident that Robertson has tection Agency and the other by. the UMR Development Fund can be chemistry from Texas A&M University. Department of the Interior Office of had the academic and profeSsional COmpel His area of specialty is solid-state Water Research and Technology. Progress Report background which will enable him to progran chemistry: structural, magnetic and elec­ June, 1979 serve this campus well in his new Post," Dr. Huang was the recipient of the suCCess! Chancellor Marchello added. "I'm sure trical properties. American ' Society for Engineering ' GIFTS 7·1/6·30 the Rolla students will find him a He has been active for years with Education/Ford Foundation Resident FY1978-79 $1.777,303.96 pleasure to work with, and I look for­ many organizations and student groups Fellow Award in 1972. He has been FYI977-78 1,113,327.24 ward to the association_" on campus_ For the past 10 years, he has elected an Honor Faculty Member by As the'new Dean of Students, Robert­ served as faculty adviser to the local UMR's Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society GAIN $663,976.72 son replaces Paul E. Ponder who has Gamma Xi chapter of Sigma Nu Frater­ and an Eminent Engineer by Tau Beta NUMBER assumed the position as Registrar at nity and is now serving as president of Pi Honor Engineering Society. In 1976, OF GIFTS 7·1/6·30 UMR. the Missouri Assembly of Faculty in he was named Young Engineer of the FY1978·79 2,539 Robertson, 41, joined the Rolla Higher Education, a faculty advisory Year by the Rolla chapter of the FYI977-78 2,234 chemistry faculty in 1965. He holds a group to the Coordination Board for Missouri Society of Professional RA. in chemistry from West Texas Higher Education. Engineers. GAIN 305 6/ MSM Alumnus ~ - -;;:---

1979 Varsity FootbJ;lll Schedule Football Season Outlook Sept. I William Penn at Oskaloosa, Iowa _ 7:30 Sept. 8 Missouri Valley-Rolla 1:30 Matt Stone and Steve Bridgman are Terry Ryan, David Hall, Joe Kinsella, Sept. 15 OPEN logical replacements for Kinsella and Greg Elzie, Craig / O'Dear, Monty Sept. 22 Kansas State College at Pittsburg, KS 7:30 Elzie at the present time. Stone has been Morse, Danny Vance and Andy Cox Sept. 29 Evangel at Springfield, MO 1:30 one of the top special team players the are players who will certainly be missed Oct. 6 Southeast Mo. State at Cape Girardeau, MO 1:30 past two seasons along with backing by the 1979 Miners. A total of 16 Let­ Oct. 13 Northwest Missouri State-Rolla 1:30 Kinsella. He possesses good quickness termen lost, five offensive starters and (HOMECOMING) and pass rushing abilities. Bridgman was three on defense giving U.M.R. a "not Oct. 20 Southwest Missouri State at Springfield, MO 1:30 the outstanding defensive player in 1977 so good" outlook for 1979. However, Oct. 27 Northwest Missouri State· Rolla 1:30 High School All Star game and has let­ thirty-one lettermen return with eight (PARENTS DAy) tered as Elzie's backup the past two starters returning on defense and six on Nov. 3 Central Methodist-Rolla 1:30 seasons. The coaching staff is looking offense, which should give the Miners a Nov. 10 Lincoln at Jefferson City, MO 1:30 for great things from Steve Bridgman. good nucleus to build around. Nov. 17 Central Missouri State-Rolla 1:30 Offense, hit the hardest by gradua­ tion, will be the key to success in the UMR Men's Basketball Schedule 1979-80 coming season. The Miners must build a The always important kicking game could be suspect with the graduation of Nov. 30-Dec. I UMR Invitational Tournament 7:00 Rolla consistent offense quickly in order to UMSL, UMKC, UMR, Morningside College have a chance to equal or better last kicker Tom Rosenauer and David Dec. 8 (Sat.) University 7:30 Rolla years mark. The major burden will fall Weaver. Rosenauer hit on 25 of 28 Dec. 1·5 (Sat.) Arkansas Tech 7:30 Russellville on Q. B. Jeff Walters, who did not have PAT. and 12 of 16 field goals while Dec. 28-29 University of Alabama·Birmingham Classic Birmingham, an outstanding 1978 season but did lead Weaver, his backup, handled the kick­ SIU-Carbondale, Drexel, UMR, UAB !ar the Miners to a 8 & 3 year, most wins off duties. The Miners will have four Jan. 2-5 MIAA Tournament Springfield ed since 1914. Jim Lee and Perry Harris hopefuls trying for the number one spot. Jan. 8 (Tues.) Baker University 7:30 Rolla will be counted on to replace Ryan and They are: Paul Suellentrop, Steve Milia, Jan. 12 (Sat.) Maryville College 7:30 Rolla of Hall. Lee, playing for the injured Ryan David Prueter and Omar Mathis. Jeff Jan. 14 (Mon.) Lincoln University 7:30 Jefferson City )r, last season, piled up 303 yards on 59 car­ Walters will handle the punting duties Jan. 19 (Sat.) Northwest Mo. State Univ. 7:30 Rolla 01, ries for a 5.1 Per carry average. Harris along with Suellentrop. Jan. 21 (Mon.) Northeast Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Rolla ive split time with Hall and caught 10 Jan. 26 (Sat.) Southwest Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Springfield en passes for 96 yards. Jan. 29 (Tues.) Missouri Southern 7:30 Rolla le· U.M.R. returns eight starters from a The MIAA.race this season should be Feb. 2 (Sat.) Central Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Rolla of very good defensive unit in 1978. Lost an exciting one. The defending 78 Feb. 4 (Mon.) Southeast Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Cape m· are: Danny Vance-Linebacker, Joe champ, Southwest Missouri State Feb. 7 (Thurs) Westminister College 7:30 Rolla ar· Kinsella-Tackle and Greg Elzie-End. University, is favored to repeat · with _Feb. II (Mon.) Lincoln University 7:30 Rolla k The loss at linebacker should be their greatest competition coming from Feb. 16 (Sat.) Northeast Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Kirksville 1m somewhat lessened with the return of Southeast and Northeast. UMR, Cen­ Feb. 18 (Mon.) Northwest Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Maryville de Kevin Wolf, an all M.LAA selection in tral, Lincoln and Northwest will also Feb. 23 (Sat.) Central Missouri State 7:30 Warrensburg In 76 and 77. Wolf sat out 1978 with an in­ provide the top teams with plenty of Feb. 25 (Mon.) Southwest Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Rolla Jr· jury. competition. Feb. 27 (Wed.) Southeast Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Rolla as Women's Basketball Sch edule 1979-80 of Bullman Athletic Fund Nov. 17 St. Louis University 7:30 Home Nov. 20 Southeast Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Home Nov. 24-25 Tournament Tarkio College 7:30 Away Helps UMR Program Doane Colleg~ Peru.College Nov. 28 Williams Woods College 7:30 Home Income from the Gale Bullman Bud Mercier have achieved in swimm­ J Nov. 30 Northeast Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Away Athletic Fund will be used this fall to ing and golf without scholarship help." • Dec. 3 Missouri Southern 7:00 Away improve the University of Missouri­ The Gale Bullman Athletic Fund was *Dec. 5 SMS 7:30 Home Rolla inter-collegiate (tthletic program. initiated about a year ago in an effort to Jan. 18 School of the Ozarks 7:30 Away Billy Key, UMR athletic director, bring UMR's intercollegiate athletic pro­ *Jan . 19 Evangel 5:00 Away says about $16,000 of the fund will be gram into a stronger competitive posi­ Jan. 21 SWBC 5:00 Home spent this fall for additional scholarship tion within Division II of the NCAA Jan. 23 UMSL 7:30 Home help in several areas. About $8,800 of Income from the fund, and the older Jan. 25 Florissant Valley 7:30 Home the toal will go to the football program, athletic development fund which it in· *Jan. 29 Missouri Southern 5:00 Home $4,000 to swimming, $2,00'0 to golf, corporates, presently totals about Feb. I St. Louis University 7:30 Away $800 to basketball _and $400 to the $26,000. The annual income for this Feb. 5 Lincoln University 7:30 Home women's program. fund has been about $8,000. · Feb. 6 Evangel 7:30 Home The additional money in football will "Because of this," Key says, "we must Feb. 9 William Woods 7:30 Away be used to cover the inflation increases· improve the level of support from the Feb. II School of the Ozarks 5:00 Home in the existing scholarships, plus three private sector. These new scholarships *Feb. 13 SMS 7;30 Away additional scholarships. This will bring represent a commitment of $16,000 Feb. 15 · . Southeast Missouri State Univ. 7:30 Away the football total from 28 to 31 full each year. In order to avoid depleting Feb. 20,23 State Tournament scholarships. The funds for basketball the Bullman fund, we must, in the next and the women's program will fund in· few years, ge.t our level of annual sup· flation costs in existing scholarships. port up to $16,000." UMR Search Committees Formed The money for swimming will fund The Bullman fund is for private sup­ Search committees have been fOFlTIed Carol Ann Smith and Annette Caruso two scholarships and the golf money port of the total UMR intercollegiate for the UtvfR positions of dean of the and students Barbara Sue Feeney and will fund one scholarship. This marks athletic program. It was established in College of Arts and Sciences, provost Joseph Trigg. the first scholarships to be presented in and dean of the School of Engineering. honor of the late Gale Bullman who The.search committee for the position both swimming and golf. The positions were vacated when Dr. joined the UMR athletic staff in 1937 of ~n of Engineering is composed of "We feel that with some scholarship Adrian H. Daane left the dean of the and served for more than 30 years as a faculty members H.D. Keith: T.F. assistance, these two programs at UMR coach and administrator. College of Arts and Sciences post to Lehnhoff, Yildirim Omurtag, Norbert can be improved to a national level of The Board of Directors of the MSM­ become UMR dean of graduate study, Schmidt, Daniel St. Clair, and David competition," Key explains. "These two UMR Alumni Association has authoriz­ Jim Halligan resigned to become dean of Summers, and students Clayton Rogers programs were selected because of the ed contributions of $9,000 to the engineering at the University of Arkan­ and Jana Trampe. Chairman is Dr. Paul successes Coach Bob Pease and Coach sas, and Dr. Jim C. Pogue resigned as Bullman Fund over the past two years. Stigall , associate professor of electrical provost and dean of faculties to resume engineering. responsibilities as professor of English on campus. Chairman of the provost search com­ MAKE PLANS NOW The search committees are inviting mittee is Lawrence Christensen. Com­ nominations and applications for the mittee members from the faculty and TO ATTEND positions by the Oct. 15 deadline. administraton are John Best, Robert Billy Gillett is chairman of the Arts Moore, O. R. Plummer, J. D. HOMECOMING 1979 and Sciences dean search committee Rockaway, Paul Ponder, Catherine made up of faculty members William Jenks and C. R. Remington and October 12 and 13 ., Andrews, Lee Bain, Louis Biolsi, Harry students S. Dale -McHenry and Alan Eisenman, Otto Hill, Gordon Lewis, Wetmore. MSM Alumnus!7 Karl Frederick Hasselmann, Class of 1925 by Jose ph M. Wilson, '2 1 Geophysica l Service. Inc. of Dallas to many which he farmed out to three big became interested in the torsion balance "shoot" the entire ba y. American oil companies who developed technique for loca ting sa lt domes. In The seismograph ve rifi ed the torsion seve ral oil and gas fields on it. Karl kept Germany on Zwischenahn Ba y in a balance prospect off Ceda r Point and an interest in this property which turned 54 Oldenburg a method for doing this work the first well was drilled there on pilings out to be the most successful financial on water had been perfected . Karl in about six feet of water one mile from deal of his career. At his death. part of believed that Galveston Bay on the shore. The drillers brought in a flowin g this interest was willed to the School of Texas coast would be an ideal site for oil well from the Frio Sand at a total Mines. this type of operation and , on his return depth of 6,060 feet on February 12, The last time I saw Karl was when I to Texas, bought several German scien­ o 1938. Karl's innovation was the first oil visited him in April. 1973. at his 4,000 c tists with him. He assembled boats and discovery on water with no shore tie- in , acre farm called EI Rancho Kario, in the d other floating equipment on Galveston a forerunner of the massive offshore southern tip of Texas. He kept an office Bay, and the Germ an scientists found development to come in the Gulf of and residence in Houston, but most of S( several interesting anomalies there with Mexico. It started the search for oil in his business was conducted from his the torsion balance. inn undated areas in other parts of the large comfortable ranch headquarters. o p Salt Dome Oi l Corporation (Karl's world . Prior to Cedar Point, some wells His interests were worldwide. His death company) of Houston concl uded that had been completed in Maracaibo Bay on July 25, 1976, was caused by a m refl ec tion se ismograph work wa s of Venezuela but all were related to pro­ stroke- the las t of several. He had done necessary to ver ify the torsion ba lance duction which had been found on land . so much for MSM 'and was awarded an prospects in Galveston Bay; but this, There are other facets of Karl's life Honorary Doctorate in Engineering in together with buying the leases on them about which little has been sa id. He 1966 for his original work in oil develop­ from the state of Texas, would take a lot worked with the Central Intelligence ment in Galveston Ba y. I think he was of money. A half-interest in the whole Agency and reported regularly to the more proud of this degree than any project was sold to Standard Oil Co. of Pentagon. He completed several dif­ other honor he ever received. He was a ([ Texas and the two companies employed ( Karl Hasselmann (1902- 1976) must ficult and dangerous ass ignments past president of the MSM Alumni rank with the great innovators who abroad for the c.1.A. and did so out of Association, and he unselfishly devoted graduated from MSM such as D. C. patriotism- not for financial reward. much time and financial support to 51 Jackling '92 or V. H. McNutt ' 10. Karl He acquired a large concession in Ger- many MSM causes. 1i and I grew up at about the same time in Rock Rapids in northwest Iowa. As a ' Wilbert "Bear Tracks" Burton sl young man in high school, Karl was a handsome physical specimen who could To Walk a New Path win a track meet by himse lf. His rugged appea rance, fresh complexion and Wilbert "Bear Tracks" Burton li kes to outgo ing manner made him pop ular keep moving. A native of Rolla, "Bear" everywhere. Years later when Gene can remember riding in a buggy with his Tunney, world heavy-weight boxing father to deliver milk to the cha nce llor's champion, was visiting in Houston, he residence when Dr. Charles Fulton was and Karl placed their hand side by side director of the School of Mines in the on the table and Tunney's hands looked ea rl y 1920's. almost effem inate beside Karl 's. Burton received his nickname at an After graduating at Rolla in 1925, early age because of the size of his feet Karl, whO spoke flu ent German, spent (he's now about 6'4" and wears a size 13 severa l yea rs in Germany where he shoe) . The name became universal through the sports page of the Rolla Herald when "Bear Tracks" was active in baseball and other sports at Rolla High School UMR's Dr. Harry Wearl President Elect, "Bear Tracks" has a wide acq uain­ Alpha Sigma Nu tance in the Rolla community. Before H coming to work at UMR, he worked for Burton retired from his delivery C Dr. Harry W. Weart, professor of Johnson, Stephens, Shinkle Shoe Co. duties Wednesday, April 25. A recep­ th metallurgical engineering and chairman here in town. And , until he decided he ti on was held in his honor that after­ C2 of the University of Missouri-Rolla· didn't want to work long night hours, he noon in the University Center Miner department of metallurgical and nuclear spent sixteen yea rs at the ABC Bowling Lou nge. Many of his friends-both on engineering, has been named national Alley and Top Hat Lounge. and off campus-attended. president elect of Alpha Sigma Mu. He For the past fourteen yea rs, Burton Retirement for "Bear" includes plans will be installed as president next has been de li vering campus mail at for doing a lot of walking. It's good for November. UMR. Starting his day at 7 a. m., he you, he contend, and he's used to it. Alpha Sigma Mu is an honorary sorted thousand of pieces of ma il that One of his plans for the future is the in · metallurgical and materials engineering came to campus each day through the tention to return to the golf course. He society whose purpose is to recognize U.S . mail and courier ervice from other last played go lf orne forty years ago o and promote high scholastic, scientific University of Missouri campuses. He when he was a caddy on the campus and professional attainment in the and his three co lleagues began their golf cour e. Wherever hi retirement de li very round about 8:30 a.m. and H stud y, experimental inve tigation, walking take him , he'll meet old friends H start ed the econd round about 1:30 and make new one. One thing is cer­ manufacture, treatment, design, selec­ Ir p.m . tain - "Bear Tracks" will keep moving! tion and use of metal and engineering U materials. There are 33 chapters of the organiza tion on college and univer it y campuses throughout the country. Extension Nevvs Dr. Wea rt has been a member of the Here's a Ii t of some of the ex tension short courses and conference scheduled by UMR faculty and the extension division. Where UMR facult y since 1964 . He is not the titles are not self ex planatory you may ca ll for more detailed informati on including co ts. C~II. " Exte~sion. Coordi~ator,~' fir t UM R fac ul ty member to serve a 314-34 1-4201 or 4202. Written reque t hould be addressed to Walter Ries. UMR Ex tenSion DIVI lon , University of MISSOUri ­ an offi cer of the national orga nizati on. Rolla, Rolla, Mis ouri 6540 I. Dr. Anton des Brasunas, director of the UMR Graduate Engineering Center in PROGRAM LOCATIO N DATES SI. Loui ,i a pa t president, and Robert Microem ul ion & Ernu l ion St.Louis Aug. 29-31 V. Wolf. professor of meta llu rgical Rolla Sept. 10-14 R Introductory Short Course of Compo ition of Paint p engineering, served as national ecretary Quality Controllers & Palllt In pec[(m Short Course Roll a Sept. 17-2 1 of the organization about 10 years ago. Single Phase Induction Motor De ign Rolla Sept. 24-28 The Alpha igma Mu chapter on the 6th Biennial Symposium on Turbulence Ro ll a Oct. 8-10 Rolla campus initiates approximately 20 Introduction to Paint Formulation Rolla Oct. 15 -19 semors each year. Faculty adViser for 6th Annual UMR DNR Conference & ExpOSition on Energy Roll a Oct. 16· 18 the chapter is Or A. E. Morri , pro­ Advanced Chemical Coa ting Wor~shop Roll a Oct. 22-26 fes or of metallu rgical engineering. Refre her for Painting Contrac tor . Maintenance Eng ineer & Specifier Roll a Nov . 5-9 8/ MSM Alumnus hree big 'nformatlon for A I • P I 'vel° Prospective Students U m n, e r50 n a 5 _____ Ped (arl kepI htUrned UMR specializes in engineering and financial arts and sciences. It offers bachelor of Class Coordinators 1911 1925 , part of science, bachelor of arts, master of George D. Gaines has received a 50 science, doctor of philosophy, doctor of 1929 and Before year Masonic Award from West Univer­ ChOOl of engineering and professional develop­ sity Masonic Lodge, No. 1292. He and ment degrees_ Preparation for law , Reunion At Homecoming When I Ethel reside at 3642 Glenhaven, medicine and other disciplines may be Class Coordjnators: IS 4,000 Houston, TX 77025. obtained at UMR. Energy studies are in­ 0, in the cluded in engineering and science Albert E. Barnard '27 1929 n office disciplines. 910 Juno Dr. mOSt of Emmet and Theresa Kirn say thanks Financial aid at UMR includes Punta Gorda, FL 33950 om his again for a wonderful 50th class reunion scholarships, loans, Basic Educational luarters. on May 11 -13. They live at 1525 Park Opportunity Grants and work-study Thomas O. English '29 lis death View Ave., Whiting, IN. programs. Information and applications 605 Bergstrom PI. by a may be obtained from high school Marshall, TX 75670 addone counselors or by contacting the Student Irded an Financial Aids Office; 106 Parker Hall; Wayne S. Frame '2.3 EV A HIRDLER GREENE ering in Rolla, MO 6540 I. R. R. 3 tlevelop. Eva Hirdler Greene has been selected as Students are encouraged to apply for Eldon, MO 65026 the Orange County (CA) Engineer of he was admission between October and the year. She is no longer ambulatory, Ian any December. (An application, high school Charles A. Freeman '28 but continues her writing. Her address is Ie Was a transcript and one appropriate test score 5 Via Delizia 340 Victoria Ave., R 112, Coast Mesa, Alumni (ACT, SAT, SCAn must be submitted.) Hillsborough, CA 94010 CA 92627 . tlevoted The deadline for app.lying is July. port to Freshmen should apply for scholar­ Elmer Gammeter '26 ships between January I and April I. 118 Duncan Cir-Windermere 1917 I. Beaver, P A 15009 The deadline is April The alumni office has been notified of For financial aid ot.her than scholar­ the death of Galen Miller of 180 I William E. H. Knight '24 ships, students should apply between Harlem, Joplin, MO 6480 I , on August I 1173 Grand January and April 15 . There is no 29 , 1978. deadline for applying for non­ Carthage, MO 64836 scholarship aid, but aid may not be 1921 available for late applicants. Edwin G. Machin '22 If you know of students who might P. O. Box 115 f:dwin Lawrence Miller, Jr. of Raleigh, HENRY D. MONSCH like to consider UMR, just send their Nashville, IL 62263 NC, died April II, 1979. He is survived Henry D. Monsch, retired specification names and addresses to R. B. Lewis, by his wife Bregetta. metallurgist for Alcoa, was awarded Director of Admissions, University of WiIliamK. Schweickhardt '28 Honorary Membership by the American Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, MO 65401, and 417 North Woodlawn Ave. 1922 Society for Testing and Materials he will see that they get the necessary Kirkwood, MO 63122 Leon B. Schumacher of 1572 Council (ASTM) in ceremonies held May 23, materials describing the curriculum and Dr. , Sun City Center, FL 33507, died 1979. Hank was cited for "distinguished campus life_And be sure to include your May 4,1979. service in advancing the voluntary stan­ name and identify yourself as an alum- D' J h H bl N d dardization of specifications and test nus_ We want to be able to say '" .r. o . O. > am en ame methods for wrought and cast 'Thanks" to the right'Gpeople. Program Chairman for ACM aluminum products ... " Honorary Membership is the most prestigious Dr. John W. Hamblen; professor and award given by ASTM and was Fuller Honored chairman of computer science at the established by the Society in 1912. The Harold Q Fuller, Dean Emeritus of the University of Missouri-Rolla, has been award bestows honor on an individual named program chairman of the 1981 for widely recognized eminence in a elivery College of. Arts and Sciences, received the Doctor' of Science Degree (honoris Computer Science Conference spon­ field of work covered by the Society, or recep· sored by the Association for Computing who has rendered especially meritorius after· causa) from Wabash College at their May Commencement. -Dr. Fuller's Machinery (ACM). service to ASTM. Hank met the re­ iner The national meeting is planned for quirements in both instances. He and )th on home address is 1402 E. 10th St., Rolla, MO 65401. February, 1981, at Stouffer's Riyerfront Ruth live at 1'652 Abrego Dr., Green Towers, St. Louis. Valley, AZ 85614. ; plans for 1931 to it. Make Reservations For Homecoming 1979 E. S. WHEELER Edwin George Walter of 10822 Deanne the in· E. S. Wheeler says "I was born in 1896 Circle, Sun City, AZ 85351 , died June se. He ROLLA in the small town of Madrid, IA some 25 6, 1979, in his home. He had retired to rs ago Coach House Inn, Martin Springs Dr ...... 341-3130 Coachlight "Best Western" Inn, Martin Springs Dr ...... 341-2511 miles north. of Des Moines, the cross Sun City after 25 years as an engineer ampus roads of the main line of the Chicago, with the lIIinois Highway Dept. -ement Holiday Inn, Martin Springs Dr...... _.... 364-5200 Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, 1-44 & Bus_1-44 . _...... 364-7111 Milwaukee, and St. Paul RR running 'riends Interstate Motel , Martin Springs Dr ...... _...... 341-2158 from Chicago to Omaha. In 1882 my Mrs.' Bernadette Murphey has notified is cer· Little Piney Motor Lodge, Hwy . 63 N ...... _...... 364-2161 father worked as a mule skinner in the the alumni office of the death of her vi ng! Manor Inn, Hwy. 1-44 & 63 ...... _... . _...... 364-1575 force that first put the CM. & StP husband, Maurice F. Murphey, on May Nod-A-Way Motel, Hwy . 63 N ...... 364-7445 through Madrid. In 1912-13 my father 28, 1979. Her address is 480 S. Marion Norman Dee Inn Motel, Bus. 1-44 West...... 364-4156 & I worked on the construction of the Pkwy., No. 1201 , Denver, CO 80209. Plaza Motel, Hwy . 63 N ...... _...... 341-2555 'big double track' bridge that crossed the Rolla Rancho Motel, Martin Springs Dr...... 364-4509 Des Moines River west of Madrid. The alumni office has been notified that n. Where Rustic Motel, Hwy _63 S...... __ ...... 364-6943 Father was foreman on the mixing plant Alfred Arthur Mitchell of 610 S. Jeffer­ ~inator ," Town HouSe, Bus. 1-44 West ...... _...... _. . . ; .... 341 -3700 that poured the supporting piers and son, Mexico, MO 65265, died July 5, Missoun' Wayfarer Inn, Martin Springs Dr...... 364-5454 later cleaned up the property. I was a 1979. Zeno's Motel, Martin Springs Dr...... 364-130 I water-boy at $1.50 per day and later was ST. JAMES advanced to 'rivet punk' as well as water Finn's Motel, SW Corner of 66 & 68 ...... 265-7200 bqy . I have fond memories of the rivet ALL DONORS Forest City Motor Lodge, 1-44 & 68 ...... 265 -3256 punk job, because when it came time to TO THE 1979 drive the last rivet, the rivet crew chose ANNUAL FUND The Rolla Holiday Inn has been reserved for returning alumni me for the honor. For a youngster, it .during 1979 Homecoming, October 12 and 13. If you make was a proud accomplishment. I was then WILL RECEIVE your reservations through your local Holiday Inn, it will be advanced to the position of Mascot. THE 1980 They were fine men ." Today E. S. ALUMNI necessary to ask them to request your room by Wheeler and his wife, Jennie Lenox ADMINiSTRATIVE MESSAGE and indicate that you are an Wheeler (,22) live at 7570 E. Speedway, DIRECTORY. alumnus and give your class year. Lot 436, Tucson, AZ 85710. MSM Alumnus/ 9 - , , r • r' Alumni Personals ------~------1932 1936 1944 1949 Edward "Darbey" Hale says he is gettin Robert L. Prange retired from hi s posi · Reunion At Homecoming Reunion At Homecoming kinda old and decrepit but managing to tion as director·labor relations with Nor· Class Coordinators: Class Coordinators: hang on and has his sights set on '82 and folk & Western RR on June 8. He and Robert W. Klorer Robert D. Bay a return to Rolla. His address is P.O. Mildred reside at 12714 Bellefontaine Klorer Co. 222 Magna Carta Dr. Box 64, Wadsworth, OH 44281 . Rd ., St. Louis, MO 63138. 7500 Natural Bridge St. Louis, MO 63141 St. Louis, MO 63121 The alumni office has been notified that Donald G. Debolt 1933 Carl T. Millice, Jr., of 1327 Linden Hl!ns E. Schmoldt 9122 Raeford Dr. Ellen W. Doll is having a grand time Place, Jackson, MS 39202, died March Schmoldt Engr. Services, Co. Dallas, TX 75243 with her retirement hobby: entertaining 25, 1979. 526 S. Seminole people by playing familiar hymns, show Bartlesville, OK 74003 William H. Gammon tunes and Christmas carols on a set of 1937 158 Deering Ct. Kuhglocken (25 tuned, brass cowbells). Ernst A. Weinel Russell, K Y 41169 Duane Stogsdill has notified the alumni She gave more than 20 programs in 1502 W. 50th office that his father, Harry Garn 1978 to groups ranging from 15 to 175 O'Fallon, IL 62269 Nick Holloway, Jr. Stogsdill, of 1462. E. 9th, Bend, OR people. Her address is 814 Beech Ave., 149 Pipers Hill Rd. 9770 I, died November 5, 1977. Charleston, WV 25302. Paul R. Kasten is director, gas cooled Wilton, cr 06897 reactor programs at Oak Ridge National Homer W. Krattley reports that he en­ 1938 Labs. He and Eileen reside at 341 Loui· Richard M. Otto joyed his 45th class reunion last Oc­ siana Ave., Oak Ridge, TN 37930. R. M. Otto Co. Inc. The alumni office has been notified of tober. His address is 5617 Reber Pl. , St. 4318 Whittier the death of Don C. Bowman, Jr. L~uis , MO 63139. Pete Desjardins is vice president of Indianapolis, IN 46226 Hawthorne Land Co. in Layfayette, Roy C. and Mary Cornett of 6109 Ted Kaczmarek's' address is 4604 Kern· LA. Pete and Dorothy reside at 308 Leonard L. Schuler, Jr. Everglades Dr. , Alexandria, VA 22312, pr Dr., Chattanooga, TN 37411. Bacque Crescent, Lafayette, LA 70503. 12580 Markaire Dr. recently visited Phoenix, AZ, where St. Louis, MO 63141 they attended the graduation of their 1947 youngest son, Bruce, in electronic Joel and Eleanor Teel's new address is Joe N. Strubert 1934 engineering technology from Arizona 7127 N. Perugia Way, Tucson, AZ 2300 Divot Dr. Reunion At Homecoming State Univ. in Tempe. Roy is now back 85704. St. Louis, MO 63131 Class Coordrnators: on the job in OCE in D.C. and has no firm plans for retirement. Daniel and Stella Fentzke have moved Robert C. Weigel 1948 to 404 Cedar Hollow, Rocky Hill, CT 120 Emerald Dr. 1939 Charles N. Hudson has accepted a posi· 06067. Danville, CA 94526 tion with ARCO Chemical as manager Reunion At Homecoming of their Lyandell Plant. He and Wanda Gordon Carpenter is a part-time lec­ Class Coordinators: L. Robert L. Cunningham now live at 1915 Corrae Dr., Houston, turer in electrical engineering at Califor· 6123 Kingsbury Blvd. Hubert S. Barger TX 77090. nia State Un iversity, Long' Beach. Lt. St. Louis, MO 63122 Barger Engineering Col. Carpenter retired from the USAF P. O. Box 2507 G. Windsor Warren has been elected after 28 years and received the Jim Stewart retired from Pfizer in 1966, Evansville, IN 47714 president of the Ozark Chapter of the Meritorous Service Award upon his and he and Mary sold their home in Missouri Society of Professional retirement. Home is 6251 Newbury Dr., Keyesport, IL, and are now living at 307 Frederick W. Heiser Engineers for 1979-80. Home is 2950 Huntington Beach, CA 92647. Carmine Dr. , Cocoa Beach, PL 32931. 16 Viking Dr., Cherry Hill Natural Bridge, Rt. 9, Springfield, MO Englewood, CO 80110 Jim's brother, Mac ('40), and his wife 65804. Robert L. Martin is now oil and gas Dorothy are li ving at 108 S. Riverside manager for the Coors Co .. He and Dr., New Smyrna Beach, FL 32069. Joseph W. Mooney Robert E. Hackmann has been pro­ Virginia live at 110 Estes, Lakewood, 7383 Westmoreland moted to general manager-customer CO 80226. St. Louis, MO 63130 relations by Union Electric Co. He and Lauren and Elizabeth Tuttle of 1126 Dorothy have moved to 141 2 Danbury James C. Schmitt has been promoted to Bunker Hill Blvd., Jacksonville, FL John P. Soult Ct., Belleville, IL 62223. director-power plant operations by il­ 32208, have invited alumni in the 37 Frontenac Estates linois Power Co. Home is 317 neighborhood to stop by or give them a St. Louis, MO 63131 Southampton, Decatur, IL 62526. call. They are already planning on Morris and Nancy Boorky have retired Charles W. Bennett is now manager­ Homecoming '84 and their 50th an­ to 4000 N. Cypress Dr., Pompano engineering projects, Space Systems niversary. Beach, FL 33060. Div., TRW Systems. Charles and Mar­ jorie reside at 930 Bluegrass Lane, Los Walter L. W. Goelkel recently set up Angeles, CA 90049. shop as a self·employed consulting engineer. He and Nancy live at 610 I E. Arthur L. Tucker is now project Hummingbird Lane, Paradise Valley, manager of the San Juan office of Con­ AZ 85253. soer Townsend Harris IntI., Inc. doing consulting work for the Puerto Rico The alumni office has been notified of Aqueduct and Sewer Authority. Home the death of Harris Foss Lund on Oc· for Arthur and Babs is Coral Beach tober II, 1978. Towers No.2, Apt. 1002, Isle Verde, 1941 San Juan, PR 00913. HARVEY B. LEAVER Floyd and Ellen Smith now live at 751 Harvey B. Leaver has been appointed Edgar J. Telthorst has been promoted EI Mirador Dr., Fullerton, CA 92635. director of marketing, financial market, to director·power operations by Union Floyd is vice president of Hood Corp. Bank Building Corp. in St. Louis. Home Electric. Home for Edgar and Marian is is 14640 Los Padres Ct., Chesterfield, 141 5 Tina Dr., Florissant, MO 63033. 1943 MO 63017. James R. Paul has been named Donald W. Crawford has been ap· technical sales manager for Dow William V. Hartman has been named pointed plant superintendent, Ashley Europe's newly formed Oil & Gas executive vice president of Peabody Plant, by Union Electric Co. Home is WILLIAM E. HEDGES Chemicals Group. The new group will Coal Co. Home is 4 Westfield Ln ., St. Londonderry Dr., Caseyville, IL 62232. The alumni office has been notified of direct the technical, research and Louis, MO 63131. the death of William E. Hedges of 708 marketing involvement in exploration, 1950 Ihler Rd., Jefferson City, MO 65101 on production and enhanced recovery of oil Fred H. Canning of 605 N. Francis, Robert N. Brown has moved to 2 Lin· May I, 1979. Bill was a past president of and gas in Europe, North Africa and the Terrell, TX 75160, has been named divi· colnshire Drive, Englishtown, NJ the Missouri Society of Professional Middle East. Jim's new home address is sion general manager of Howmet 07726. He is president and general Engineers. He is survived by his wife, Latemstraat 151, 9830 St. Martens, Aluminum Corporation. He has been manager of U.S. Metals Refining Georgia, and three children. Latem, Belgium. with Howmet since 1975 . Co.lAMAX Inc. lO/ MSM Alumnus .,

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1950 Continued M. Jordan Z immerman is the gen. 1958 mgrJowner of H i-Country Brass. His John W. Gilmore of 5019 Montair 1952 Paul W. Taylor graduated from the Na­ and Diane's address is P.O. Box 6517, A ve., Lakewood, CA 90712, writes, James R. Sweeney writes, ''Ten years in tional War College in June. He is now Denver, CO 80737. "Nothing new ... interested in farming in New Jersey and I feel like a native." He assistant director of military programs, Missouri River Valley." John would like and Phyllis live at 693 Vance Ave., Office of Chief of Engineers, U.S. to hear from anyone who has done Franklin Lakes, NJ 07481 . They have 1956 Army. Home for Paul and Liz is I King anything in the cost vs. fertilizer her­ three daughters, Cathy, graduated from Ct., Annapolis, MD 21401. bicide phase of Gumbo farming. U of DE in '78; Mary, at Rochester In· Dale E. Chapman is now the plant stitute of Tech., Class of '81 ; and Carol, manager for the Marshall, IL plant of Bert May has been named project at Bryant College, Class of '82. Jim is Velsicol Chemical Co. His new address manager in the food and beverage manager of equipment purchasing at In­ is 212 Eads, Paris, IL 61944. engineering dept. of Sverdrup & Parcel. mont Corp. John Max Brawley has been appointed Home is 3846 Weber Rd., St. Louis, business development manager of Inti. MO 63125. Bechtel, Inc. He and Abida receive their J. C. Kennedy is now president of Ken­ mail at Box 8803, Salmiya, Kuwait. nedy Construction, Inc. He and Hazel live at 870 Redwing, Bridge City, TX 1957 77611. . Clifford J. Rapp is a project manager with CH2M Hil1. His address is P.O. The alumni office has been notified that Box 554, McIntosh, FL 32664. Warren O. Heidbreder of 2501 Walton Rd., Overlam!, MO 63114, is deceased. James Watwood has begun a new business venture as president of Wat­ Albert J. Zvanut of 16229 Honnington wood & Heavener Inc., He and Dee live St., Whitier, CA 90603, died May 25, at 515 Nancy Dr., Centralia, IL 62801. 1979, in the crash of the American Airlines 191 at Chicago. He leaves his ARCHIE W. CULP, JR. Donn G. ZiebeU is now Director of JAMES L. URBAN wife Dottie, four children and one Archie W. Culp, Jr., associate professor Customer Service, Talley Industries in James L. Urban of 2S 203 Stratford grandchild. of mechanical engineering at UMR is Wheeling, IL. He and Jean reside at 476 Rd., Glen El1yn, IL 60137, has been ap­ the author of the recently published Brookside Rd., Barrington, IL 600 I o. pointed sales manager, Special Quality Donald and Dorothy Griffin welcome textbook: Pririciples of Energy Conver· 'ed Bars, by Laclede Steel. Jim joined their first grandchild, Julie Ann, born to sian. Home is 2 Curtis Dr., Rolla, MO Arthur J. Koelling is now facilities IT Laclede in 1958 as a sales trainee. their daughter Diane, and her husband. 65401. . operations, maintenance manager of The Griffins' address is 7 College Circle, Kentron International, Inc. Home is James L. Hackett has accepted a vice Andover, MA 018\0. 800 Adams, Apt. 4, Davis, CA 95616. 1953 presidency with ODS Corp. He and J. L. and Betty Mason have moved to Marilyn live at 4326 Lake Grove Dr., Warren E. McNely has recently been Giles C. Sinkewiz has accpeted a posi­ appointed to the State Con­ 550 Roosevelt, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Seabrook, TX 77586. N7V 2P2. He is the plant manager of tion with Harris Corp., GESD, as direc­ tractors' License Board. His address is tor, GESD Engr. His and Vivian's new the Monsanto plant in Sarnia. James N. Suddath is now director, pro­ 610 Elysian Fields Dr., Oakland, CA home address is 1625 Mulberry Lane, duct development and Q.c. with Air 94605. Melbourne, FL 32935. 1954 Monitoring, Inc. Home is 5593 Nor­ Ervin J. Strauss is a senior application Reunion At Homecoming thgate, West Bloomfield, MI 48033. Class Coordinators: Donald L. and Alice Henson hav:e a new engineer with Emerson Electric in St. address: Route I, Rio Vista Heights, Jef­ Frank B. Conci E. Robert Schmidt has been promoted Louis. His address is P.O. Box 422, ferson City, MO 65 \0 1. Don is a civil Box to manager, Reliability & Risk Assess­ Pacific, MO 63669. P. O. M engineer with the Missouri State Con­ Galconda, IL 62938 ment of NUS Corp. His address is 18606 servation Dept. W. D. Humphrey of Route 3, Box 161, Walkers Choice, Gaithersburg, MD Conifer, CO 80433, is general manager J. Robert Patterson 20760. lto of engineering at Pittsburgh & Midway Show-Me, Inc. II· Coal Mining in Denver. P. O. Box 573 1959 17 Sikeston, MO 63801 Reunion At Homecoming 1951 Qass Coordinators: James A. Gerard Jerry R. Bayless Gordon "Sam" Nagy is now manager ger· 248 Wulff St. UMR of operations, Miami Operations, Cities ems Cary, IL 60013 108 Civil Engr. Service Co. His address is Box 100, ar· RoUa, MO 65401 Miami, AZ· 85539. Los Harold Eugene Rabe died July II, 1979, after a short illness. He was presi­ Lucien M. Bolon, Jr. David D. Parrish says that August dent of Ozark Engineering Co. Sur­ 902 S. Murray Rd. marks his 25th year with G. H. Stern­ vivors include his wife Martha, two ject Lees Summit, MO 64063 berg & Co. Home for David and Myra is daughters, one son and one grandchild. ~on· 2544 Waterman, Granite City, IL Edward E. Hornsey oing 62040. 1955 UMR Rico Herman and Margaret Ray of 511 103 Old Met orne C. Ron Ferry reports that daughter Lawrence, Boise, ID 83705, want Rolla, MO 65401 each Sarah graduated Texas Tech in 1978 everyone to know that their son, Ken­ :rde, and daughter Patricia graduated high neth Charles Ray, is the winner of the ROBERT G. LANDERS Ronald A. Kibler school in 1979. The Ferry's address is . 24th annual Thoroughbred Racing Robert G. Landers has been named 1006 Shellbark 113 \0 Pecan Creek Dr., Houston, TX Assoc.'s Grantland Rice Memorial assistant chief engineer for Natural Gas Muncie, IN 47304 oted 77043. Scholarship to Vanderbilt Univ'. Her­ Pipeline Company of America, nion Paul Harrawood has been appointed man is aSst. dist. chief, Water Resources, transmission subsidiary of Peoples Gas. Gerald L. Stevenson an is dean of Vanderbilt University School of U.S.G.S. He and his wife 10 Ann and their three 515 Rob Roy )33. Engineering. He was formerly associate children live at 1000 Oak Hill Rd., Lakeland, FL 33803 dean and depu'!y of the School. Har­ Robert E. Farrer is an independent P.E. Downers Grove, IL 60515. ap· rawood, also a professor of civil consulting engineer. He and Betty live Hugh W. Wilson has been promoted to ihley engineering, joined the Vanderbilt facul­ at 3911 W. Lambert Lane, Tucson, AZ Walter JI. Ellis is now mgr.-tech. ser­ senior construction engineer by Union oe is ty in 1967. 85704. vices, C-E Minerals. He and Lois have Electric Co. His address is Rt. 5, !232· moved to 268 W. Chestnut St., Apt. Southtown Est. , Jefferson City, MO Frank A. Kramer is asst. division James S. Anderson of 2254 Holland, 206, Macungie, PA 18062. 65 \0 1. manager, Product Operations Div., Springfield, MO 65807 is president elect Lio· Space & Communications Group of of the Missouri Society of Professional J ames R. Glover is the new director of Ned A. McLean has accepted a position N) Hughes Aircraft. Home is 1625 E. Engineers. Son James is a graduate public works for the City of Cedar Falls. with The Rectorseal Co. as technical 1'­ neral Maple Ave., No.6, EI Segundo, CA teaching asst. Daughter April is a part­ He and Mary Ann reside at 111 9 W. director. He and Barbara have moved to "'­ loiog 90245. time student at Drury. 9th, Cedar Falls, IA 506 13. Route 7, Box 700, Conroe, TX 77302. 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./ Alumni Personals ------~------1959 Continued Henry Patrick Duvall has joined Boeing Robert E. Huston and Nancy Lou Thomas R. Colandrea has been pro· as the group manager. cargo market Woodward were married Sept. 29. 1978. moted by General Atomic to Quality development. In November 1978. he They have a new home at 5819 Vargas Assurance Division Director. He and was promoted to lieutenant colonel in Court, San Jose, CA 95120. Bob was ap· Virginia receive their mail c/o General USAR. Home is 8426 6th SW, Seattle. pointed technical director of Sentry Atomic, P.O. Box 81608, San Diego, WA 98106. Systems, Fairchild Test Systems Group. CA 92138. in January 1979. Lucien M. Bolon, Jr. has been named Director, Office of Construction & 1964 Maintenance, Region 7, Federal 1963 Highway Administration. Lucien, Sam· Reunion · At Homecoming Jerry W. Church of 307 Louise Dr. , my Louise, Brad and Greg now reside at Class Coordinators: Collinsville, fL 62234, is a project 902 S. Murray Rd., Lee's Summit, MO engineer with the III. Dept. of Public Alfred J. Buescher 64663. Works. He and his son Jeff were recent 2640 Quail Ln. visitor~ to the UMR campus. Jeff ex· Northbrook, IL 60062 VINCENT J. VENTIMIGLIA pects to enter college in the fall of 1980 Vincent J. Ventimiglia has been named and wanted to look us over. Harry K. Edwards vice president and general manager of 1453 Huntley Dr. Coors Distributing Co. in St. Louis. Louis and Mary Fuka ' now reside at Flint, MI 48507 , , 2073 North Rd., Los Alamos, NM '.'>;1"" 1961 87544. C. Stuart Ferrell 219 Timothy Lane - " -:;£. '/ • Lyn and Gayle Denton have moved to Carterville, IL 62918 12451 Packwood Dr., Baton Rouge, LA M. L. "Bud" Northcutt retired from ac· .~, s&; . " 70815. Lyn is chief design engr. for Pro· tive duty with the U.S. Army in August ,\ , Frank W. King, III ,~-r~...... " "'~' ' fessional Engr. Consultants, Inc. 1978. Bud is now mgr., Earth Systems '~'" ".... ,: Div., Soil Systems Inc. Home is 4379 2017 Baffin Bay . . '. Plano, TX 75075 " " , i L. Jim Nolfo is now a branch manager Cove Way, Marietta, GA 30067. ' , with Jack Harvey & Associates. He and David J. Michel Ann reside at 7904 McIntosh Cir., Paul N. Albrecht is an electronic/elec· 4421 Rolling Brooke Ct. .~ ! Huntsville, AL 35802. trical project engr. with National Ven· .' .... dors. Home is 1855·112 McKelvey Hill Alexandria, V A 22306 Ricbard and Shirley Agricola'S new ad· Dr., Maryland Heights, MO 63043. ¥;{ Larry L. Parkinson /~~ dress is Route 4, Box 331 · 1, Hillsboro, .~ , . 2127 Post Rd. MO 63050. Robert A. Harris, Jr., is the pastor of the Arlington Presbyterian Church. He Clarksville, TN 37040 DENNIS D. MADIGAN Lowell E. Tripp is section chief, U.S. and Mary Helen reside at 500 S. Taylor Dennis D. Madigan of 31139 Belmont, Daniel and Marga Harris's new address Nuclear Regulatory Commission. He St., Arlington, V A 22204. Binningham, MI 48009, has been ap· is 6730 W. 52nd Place. No. 2A, Mis· and Ann reside at 1586 Salomon Ln., pointed manager· Produce Assurance· sion, KS 66202. Wayne, PA 19087. Clifton R. Jett is a district maintenance field for Chevrolet Motor Division. He & traffic engr. with the Mo. State began his General Motors career as a C0' Highway Dept. His address is Star Rt., Gary and Diane Dyhouse have moved op student with the Central Foundry Bruce G. Weetman is a desk officer to 5430 Casa Royale, St. Louis, MO (energy & minerals) for the U.S. Dept. of Box I , Willow Springs, MO 65793. Div. in 1954. He has his MS in 63129. Gary is chief, hydraulic engr. the Interior. Home for Bruce and Betty automotive engineering from the R. Dean Jarmon is now director, En· section, U. S. Army Corps of Engrs. Chrysler Institute of Engineering and is 10120 Commonwealth Blvd., Fairfax, VA 22032. vironmental Control Systems Staff with has attended the executive training pro· the U.S. E.P.A. in Cincinnati. His new James L. Hubbard has been named gram at Penn. State Univ. Madigan is a address is 9750 Bunker Hill Ln., Cincin· Manager·Technical Services, Laclede member of the American Society of 1962 nati, OH 45042. Steel Co. He and Glenda reside at 2342 Quality Control. David E. Anyan has been promoted to Briarcliff. Alton. IL 62002. assistant plant manager of the Ford John D. Zieba has accepted a position Motor Co. plant in Norfolk. He and with Kracke·Gober Corp. as project ANNOUNCEMENT Sharon live at 832 Moultrie Ct., manager. He and Myra have moved to The Annual Meeting of the Virginia Beach, VA 23459. 2403 Auburn Dr., Midland, TX 79701. MSM·UMR Alumni Association will be held in Ronald L. Dickinson is an avionics Shafique Naiye~ is a hydraulic engr. Centennial Hall at the design engr. with Boeing Wichita Co. with Lind & Hillerad, a consulting firm University Center immediately His address isRt. 3, Box 47, Augusta, involved in subdivision work. Home is following the Awards Banquet KS 67010. 110 N. Chapel, Unit 15, Alhambra, CA Saturday evening, October 13 . 91801. LTC. Robert Dean Moss has a new assignment to Sec. of the Air Force as a Dewey F. Brown, Jr., of Sverdrup & special project officer in Los Angeles. Parcel, is temporarily working on a pro­ 1960 His address is 3454 Del Amo Blvd., Tor· ject preparing environmental impact Dr. Sylvan Bartlett' ~ new address is rance, CA 90503. statements for the EPA. He and Sandy 6222 Linwood, Odessa, TX 79762. reside at 2349 Pheasant Run Dr., Donald P. and Eileen Binz have moved Maryland Heights, MO 63043. Kennetb D. Jobe' had just finished an to 608 Packford, Ballwin, MO 630 II. assignment as battalion commander, Don is national account sales manager Harry Morgan and family have moved 44th Engineer Battalion in Korea. He is for Petrolite Corp's Tretolite Div. to 33 Siesta Dr.. Hannibal, MO 6340 I . now assigned to the Corps of Engineers Harry is a project engr. with American San Francisco office and receives mail at Jim Gormley has been promoted to Cyanamid Co. involved with the start· KENNEm D. POHLIG Corps of Engineers IG, San Francisco director of advanced planning with'Heil· up of a new unit for manufacturing Kenneth D. Pohlig has joined General office, 630 Sansone St., San Francisco, Quaker Corp., a subsidiary of Whirlpool PROWL herbicide. Metal Products Co. as director of CA 9411 I. Corp., in Nashville. He and his family marketing/sales. Ken has 12 years of ex· will be moving to 390 Gordon Petty, perience as sales engineer, sales Frank W. Fulton is a feed mill designer Brentwood, TN 37287. . ALL DONORS manager, marketing director and with E. Holzer, Inc. His address is 4 Far· TO THE 1979 general manager of other custom metal mington Ct., Ramsey, NJ 07446. Paul and Mary Stigall have moved to ~ AN~UAIJ~FUND fabricators. His, home address is 2 807 Sycamore, Rolla, MO 65401. Paul Bienne Court; Lake St. Louis, MO Herbert A. Loebs now receives mail at is all associate professor of electrical WILt RE£EIVE 63367.

206 Dellrose Cir., Taylors, SC 29687. engineering and computer science. . ' TIlE 1980 > ALUMNtl' ; . Ralph and Joyce Lefartb have moved to Thomas and Beth Jordan have moved C. Kurt Lamber's new address is 210 5754 Birch Hollow. St. Louis. MO to 814 22nd St., Santa Monica, CA Fifth Ave., No. 1102, New York, NY bIRECTOIt'Yl? 63129. Ralph is presently maintenance 90403. 10010. manager with McQuay Norris. 121 MSM Alumnus Alumni Per$onal$ ______~----

1964 Continued John and Carolyn Corrigan have a new Joseph R. Miller is a sr. welding engr. David A. Floyd, Sr., of 2213 Vandalia daughter, Candice Marie. John is a with Solar Turbines International in San St., Collinsville, IL 62234, announces senior staff engr., working on the F-18, Diego. Home is 555 Naples St., No. 623, that on December 25, 1978 he became a with McDonnell Aircraft. The Cor­ Chula Vista, CA 92011. new grandfather at age 37. Dave is still rigans' address is 440 I Claremont Ct., running his ham radio store and enjoy· Bridgeton, MO 63044. William T. Stockhausen was promoted ing it very much. to colonel in March 1979 and reassigned Paul and Jean Griffin now reside at 155 as chief, Topographic Requirements Jerry and Edie Gillette have moved to Oak Dr., Lake Jackson, TX 77566. Paul Div ., Defense Mapping Agency, 314 Dahlia, Ft. Morgan, CO 8070 I. is head chemist with Gulf Chemical and Hydrographic/Topographic Center. Metallurgical Co. Home is 6910 Gillings Rd. , Springfield, Robert F. Corwin is now an associate VA 22152. research geophysicist at the University Glen and Frances Fae Chaffin's new ad­ of California. He and Janice reside at Roger H. Stickler is now a technical ad­ dress is R t. 2, Box 213, Cathlamet, W A 406 Sea View Dr., EI Cerrito, CA visor for Black & Veatch Consultants in 98617. Glen is a casting - & rolling 94530. Denver. Home for Roger and Karen is superintendent with Reynolds Metals 1490 S. Macon Ct., Aurora, CO 80012. William R. Mochel was recently ap· Co. Electrical Div. RICHARD J. VEHIGE pointed engineer of local roads and Eugene H. Faenger is a sr. project engr. Harold Schelin, Jr., has accepted a vice Richard J. Vehige has been promoted streets for Dist. 6, III. D.O.T. in Spr­ with Kaiser Refractories. He and Bar­ presidency with Roderick Arms & Tool by Southwestern Bell to assistant vice ingfield, IL. Rich, his wife Sandy and bara reside at 132E Morningside Dr., their three children, John, Amy and Jen­ Corp. He and Linda now live at Route president-support services. He and Carol Mexico, MO 65205. nifer, reside at 2055 Sauk Dr. , Spr­ 2, Box 483, Monett, MO 65708. and their five children have moved to 404 Briarwyck, St. Louis, MO 63011. ingfield, IL 62702. Michael A. Wicklund is president of William C. Connors is presently a senior West Chicago Forge, Inc. and Missouri Joseph and Cheryl Mueller's new ad­ metallurgical engr. with Sundstrand Ralph M. Cassell has been appointed Forge, Inc. Home is 27W744 Timber dress is P.O. Box 36, , NY 14025. A viation. Home is 6830 Millbrook Dr., general superintendent, Primary Mills, Ln., West Chicago, IL 60185. Joe is a systems analyst with for Laclede Steel Co. Home is 5423 Rockford, IL 61108. Moog-Hydrapoint Div. Dantonaire PI., St. Louis, MO 63128. Donald O. Thomas, Jr. is a senior ap­ J. A. Huddleston's new address is Rt. 2, plications engr. with Kobe, Inc. He and Richard and Judy Phelps have moved to Box 37 , Oronoco, MN 55960. Doris reside at 3413 Heather Rd. , Long 6438 W. Roxbury Dr., Littleton, CO Henry and Mary Fischer have moved to Beach, CA 90808. 80123. Richard is now a sr. mining engr. 4618 Gray · Owl PI. , Ft. Wayne, IN Bob Hensley has been promoted to with ARCO Coal Co. 46804. assistant manager of the gas control Charles R. Martin has been named sales dept. of Oklahoma City office of James R. Murphy has joined American 1965 manager for Dravo Corp. He and Mary Citgo-Gas. His address is Box 25128 Motors Corp. as manager of advanced reside at 340 Parkway Dr., Pittsburgh, First National Bank, Oklahoma City, vehicle planning. He and Linda live at PA 15228. OK 73 125. 1381 Woodland Place, Plymouth, MI 48170. 1966 1967 James M. Rauer is presently superinten­ Donald and Peggy Kasten announce the Larry E. Fortune is now a member of dent, R. A. Morley Co., Inc. Home is 40 birth of their child, Sarah Elizabeth, on the technical staff of GTE Automatic S. Shaddle, Apt. 209, Mundelein, IL January 7, 1979. The Kastens' address is Electric Labs. Home is 14214 N. 61 St., 60060. 3845 Quail Hollow Dr., Columbus, OH Scottsdale, AZ 85264. 43229. Raymond J. Walts is now an area engr. Edward O. Johnson has joined Collins for the Soil Conservation Service. His Yavuz M. Guvenir has accepted a posi­ Radio Co. as a component application address is Box 26, Sumner Star Rt., tion with Topeka Inn Management, Inc. engineer. He and Cheryl live at 114 Broken Bow, NE 68822. as staff engineer/construction coor­ Drexel Dr., SW, Cedar Rapids, IA dinator. His mailing address is 2209 W. 52404. Bruce V. Work is vice president, ad­ 29th St., Topeka, KS 6Q611. ministration, with Industrial Fuels Corp. JOHN W. SMITH Bruce and Janet's new address is 5340 Mark and Judy Ann Goldbogen's new John W. Smith, professor of civil Franklin Rd., Bloomfield Hills, MI address is Rt. 4, Box 307 A, Lake engineering at Memphis State Universi­ 48013. Zurich, IL 60047. ty has been named recipient of the 1979 Memphis State University Distinguish­ Jesse and Cheryl ('67) Bennett have James W. Moore, Jr., has been pro­ ed Research A ward, He received this moved to 110 I Pinecrest Dr., Rock Hill, moted by Exxon to planning associate. award for his work .as a researcher and SC 29730. Jesse is technical manager of He and Cassie have moved to 20 III consultant in the field of waste manage­ Celanese Fibers Celriver Plant. Hickory Wind, Humble, TX 77338. ment and pollution control. Home is 1550 W. Churchill Downs, German­ James G. Redfield has accepted a posi­ town, TN 38138. NOTICE Mail returned because of tion as director, management services with Intermedics, Inc. He and Barbara Thomas K. Gaylord received the Curtis incorrect addresses now costs the Alumni have a new home at 53 Candlewood Ct., W. McGraw Award at the ASEE an­ Lake Jackson, TX 77566. nual meeting in Baton Rouge, LA , last Association 25< per piece. June. This is a research award given to a Please notify the Alumni Office, Harris Hall, James D. Robertson has accepted a young college faculty researcher, and position as associate professor of com­ University of Missouri· was give to Gaylord "for his preeminent­ puter systems at Bentley College. He Rolla, Rolla, MO 6540 1 as JACK R. BODINE ly outstanding achievement in electrica! and Celia have moved to 106 Kristin soon as you have an Jack R. Bodine, executive vice­ engineering research related to solid Drive, Chelmsford, MA 01824. president, Bodine Aluminum, Inc., has state, optics, data storage, and data pro­ address change. All changes are made on the day of been elected president of the American cessing, for his remarkable breadth. of 1968 Foundrymen's Society for a one year research performance in partnership with receipt. The computerized record system allows the term. He received the professional graduate students extending from the Terry R. Jespersen is now a staff alumni office to maintain degree Metallurgical Engineer from formulation of new theories to the con­ engineer-programmer with Bendix alumni lists of various UMR in 1968. Jack's address is 46 struction of new laboratory instruments Corp. His address is 3300 E-I 07 Terr., campus organizations, so a Berkshire, St. Louis, MO 63117. and for his ability to recognize trends Kansas City, MO 64137. and future directions in engineering change in your basic record will probably accomplish Edward and Teresa Yen have moved to research and to guide students into and Rick Rueter, his wife, "jo, and their two the change for your 791 Firewood Ct., San Jose, CA 95120. through successful projects ... " Gaylord children recently moved into their new fraternity, honorary or is an associate .. professor of EE at home at 1207 Westwood Dr., Marshall, special interest James C. Petry has joined Myers­ Georgia Instlfute of Technology. He MN 56258. Rick is a production organization. Aubrey Co. in St. ' Louis as a sales and Jiln have a new home at is 3180 superintendent at the PPG plant in THANK YOU engineer. Home is 5116 Suson Hills Dr., Verdun NW, Atlanta, GA 30305. Marshall. St. Louis, MO 63128. MSM Alumnus/ 13 AlumnIPersonals ______--=-_~~..:...---.:..------~

1968 Continued Brian and Beverly Donnally ('70) Smith 1970 Bruce and Judith Dodzik have moved . to 6550 Meadowlark Circle, Jackson, Richard Browne of 2516 New Orleans, have moved to 4228 Robinia Place, Mark C. B. Conrad has joined Fish MI49701. No. 136, Dallas, TX 75235, is now Davis, CA 95616. Brian hcu; accepted a Engineering & Construction, Inc., as a director of statistical computing services position as hydraulic engineer with the project engineer. His new home address Larry S. Mangan is the new Asst. Direc­ with Criterion, Inc., a consulting firm Hydraulic Engineering Center/Corps of is 12706 Carvel, Houston, TX 77072. providing data analysis in class-action Engineers. . tor of Community Development for the litigation suits. City of Liberty. He and Leanne have Gr:eg Thomas is the director of the Linn moved to 504 Maple, Liberty, MO Ronald L. Webb is now a marketing County (MO) Family Services Office. 64068. Floyd and Tonya Mitchell have moved analyst with Boeing Airplane Co. Home He and Hilarie reside at 630 N. Monroe, to 3363 W. Sexton, Springfield, MO is 14608 SE 47th PI., Bellevue, WA Brookfield, MO 64628. 65807. Floyd is now with Associated 98006. Jerome W. Middleton, Jr. is now a staff engr. in the test equipment div. of Ben­ Electric Coop in the production dept. James and Karen Holliday have moved dix Corp. in Kansas City. Home for Robert W. Schmidt, of I 1740 Chess to 2121 Raines Dr., Murphysboro, IL Jerome and Marsha is 512 Hargis, Jack L. Chadwick has joined Vought Dr., Bridgeton, MO 63044, has been 62966. Jim is a pharmacist with Hart Belton, MO 64012. Corp. as a head design engr. His new ad­ promoted to district engr., Ellisville Pharmacy in Murphysboro. dress is 515 E. Lamar Blvd., Apt. 272, District, by Union Electric. Arlington, TX 76011. Anita L. Williams is now a supervisory Dwarka P. Gupta is now a civil engr. John A. Ebeling has been fpromoted to geologist with Phillips Petroleum. Her with Black & Veatch. Home is 14146 Frederick W. Kuchenig is an electrical sr. engr. of quality assurance dept. for new address is 16865 Lime Rd .. Prior Castle Blvd., No. 203, Silver Springs, systems engr. with Aramco Services Co. the Transmission & Chassis Div. of Lake, MN 55372. . MD 20904. He and Carole reside at 2618 Longleaf Ford Motor Co. Home is 21999 Bedford Anthony F. Dejohn joined Wisconsin Pines, Kingwood, Tx 77009. Dr., Northville, MI 48167. Tom and Janet ('70) Steury announce Barge Line as manager of operations. the birth of a son, Kenneth Ward, on He and Judy live at 1957 Ridge Lake Robert L. Harbin is a branch manager May 21, 1979. The Steurys reside at 1339 Howard Hilbuan is now employed as Dr., Chesterfield, MO 63017. with Attebery Engineering Inc. He and asst. city engineer fm the City of S. Lincoln, Longmont, CO 80501. Guyla reside at 902 Franklin, Moberly, Waukegan after working for the Ill. MO 65270. Dept. of Transportation for 9 V2 years. Michael and Linda Bailey have moved Howard, Gennie, and their children, to 306 Northern Ct., Island . Lake, IL Roger L. Cannady has accepted a posi· Kim, Killi and Trent, now reside at 1110 60042. Mike is a process engr. with the tion as district operations manager for Ash St., Waukegan, IL 60085. Austin Co. General Dynamics Communications Co. He and Vicki now live at 149 Dale W. Hollenberg is now product sup­ Robert and Marcella Green have moved Maplewood, Bolingbrook, IL 60439. port division manager with Caterpillar to 1910 Snowdrop Circle, Liberty, MO Tractor Co. Home is 3336 Richards Dr., 64068. Bob is division superintendent Mentor, OH 44060. with the Gas Service Co. 1969 Reunion At Homecoming Larry and Maureen Burkemper have Clark D. Mikkelsen has accepted a posi­ Class Coordinators: decided to give farming a try. Their ad­ tion with ThiokoVHuntsville Div. as a dress is Rt. I, Box 125, Clayton, IL senior engineer. He and Claire live at Paul F. Cretin 62324. 8908 Hogan Dr., Huntsville, AL 35802. 1303 Elm, Apt. 3 Rolla, MO 65401 Gary and Doris Koenig and their four Jewel J. Tyler isa project manager' with kids are' enjoying their new home at , the Middle East Div., Corps of Engrs. .. Home is 5061 - Amelia Ave., Stephens ., Don M. Ascoli 42010 Bay Court, Sterling Heights, MI LARRY F. THOMPSON City, VA 22655. 1404 E. Dunbar 48078. Gary joined General Motors In­ Larry F. Thompson has been appointed' Tempe, AZ 85282 formation - Systems as senior systems head of the Organic Materials Chemical Mike Friese and Donna Vaught were analyst in programming support. He Engineering Dept. at Bell Labs. He and married April 21, 1979. Their home is Robert S. Bruce was formerly with Hyster Co. in Dan­ Joan reside at 712 Long Hill Rd., 7502 S. 68th E. PI., Tulsa, OK 74133. 15 Carrswold ville, IL. Gillette, NJ 07933. St. Louis, MO 63105 Mike is a senior project engineer with William and Diane Stroessner's new ad- Richard F. Jordan is now vice president, Williams Bros. Engineering. dress is Rt. 2, Heritage Highway, Jeffer- Paric Corp. in St. Louis. Home is 4057 son City, MO 65101. , Demenico Ct., Bridgeton, MO 63044. Richard A. Campen has accepted a posi­ tion as senior design engineer with Warren C. Woods, county engineer for Russell and Sharon Shaffer have moved Caterpillar Tractor. He and Linda have Marshall County, KS, was selected as an to 83 Catawba Dr., North East, P A moved to 2114 W. 31st St., Davenport, Outstanding Young Man of America 16428. Russ has a new position as IA 52804. for 1978. This year he has been elected systems analyst with Electric Materials the Outstanding Young Engineer for Co. Michael L. Reed is now a project engr. the Tri-Valley Chapter of the Kansas with Fiber Industries, Inc. He and Engineering Society. He is state chair­ Glenn M. Kmecz has been promoted to Chanda reside at 1006 Hunter Valley man of the Kansas Engineering Society senior engr. with E. I. DuPont. Home is Rd., Shelby, NC 28150. Professional Development Committee 1464 Brownleaf Dr. , Richmond, V A and state chairman of the Kansas Coun­ 23224. Hai-Chi Koo is n"Ow an application engr. ty Engineers' Association Young ,with Macrodata. Home is 4347 E. Spr­ Engineers' Promotion Committee. His Bob and Nancy Seaman report the birth ingfield St., Simi Valley, CA 93063. address is RFD I, Centralia, KS 66415 . . of their first child, Jeffrey, in April. Bob has been· named vice president of Glenn, Bonnita, and Amy Conger have 1971 engineering of the Warner Gear Div. of moved to 1769 Ginter Rd., Defiance, Gerry and Aurora Hart and daughter, WILLIAM L. KRIEG Borg Warner. The Seamans' address is OH 43512. Glenn, a proces~ engineer Jaime, are now residing in Semarang, In­ The Small Business Administration has Box 554, RRI3, Muncie, IN 47302. with Johns-Manville, was named Ohio donesia. Gerry is manager, Administra­ this year awarded William L. Krieg the Young Engineer of the Y~arfor 1978. tion and Logistics for Black & Veatch Small Business of· the Year A ward for Ed Gentzler is a project geologist with International for the Unit 3 of the Rocky Mountain Energy Co. His ad­ Semarang Steam Power Plant for PLN, the State of Texas. Krieg is executive THE ENCLOSED ' vice president of Meridian Industries, dress is 3841 E. 15th, No. 610, Casper, t\'le state owned utility. Inc., a twin-plant operation on the_ WY-82601. ENVELOPE MAY Texas-MexiCan border at-Laredo. Since BE USED FOR Billy E. Bennett has accepted a position with Colorado Northwest College as Meridian's year of inception as a small A. Wayne Smith's address is 15003 St. FORWARDING assembly plant, the company's sales Cloud, Houston, TX 71062. Qirector of Petroleum Technology. He have increased more than twenty-fold UPDATED and Lorine live at 215 Hillcrest, Box and employment has expanded more . James and Sharon Sullivan have moved INFORMATION 263, Rangely, CO 81648. than fifty-fold. In 1978, Meridian In­ to 159 Main St., Apt. A4, South Bound FOR THE dustries had sales of 4.2 million dollars Brook, NJ 08880. Jim has been pro­ Harry A. Benhardt has been appointed and 350 employees. Kreig and his wife moted to supervisor, quality control of , ALUMNI supervising engr. Sioux Plant by Union Electric Co. Home ' is ' 12656 Carol and their two children live at 311 the South Plainfield plant of Chevron DIRECTORY. Blair Dr., Laredo, TX 78040. Chemical Co. Meadowdale Dr., St. Louis, MO 63138. U/MSM Alumnus

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1971 Continued Wayne and Doris Chen him! 'moved to Robert L. HolHday is a graduate student Larry W. Cornwell, professor of Elaine M. Zambon has joined Fenix & 25 Oak Lawn Dr., East Hanover, NJ at Southern Illinois University. His ad­ mathematics, has received the Presiden· Scisson, Inc. as a sr. geologist 'and 07936. Wayne is a principal sy'stems dress is Rt. 4, Box 46, Murphysburo, IL tial Merit Award at Western Illinois engineering drafter. Her address is 74 engr. with Pullman Kellogg Co. 62466. University. This award recognized the Williams St., Evansville, WY 82630. recipient's instructional activities, Michael S. Fisher has joined Gas Ser· Kenneth Tacchi is now employed by scholarly achievements, and service to Russell Beckmeyer is a technical super­ vice Co. as a senior systems program­ ARCO Chemical Co. in Houston. his profession and the university. Home visor with DuPont at the Savannah mer. He and Jeanne now reside at 9701 Home is 20306 Hickory Wind, Humble, is 1155 Debbie Ln., Macomb, IL 61455. River Lab. He and Margy ('73) reside at . Shepherds Dr., Kansas City, MO 64131. TX 77338. 118 Vivion Dr., Aiken, SC 2980 I. . Charles T. Myers Ill's new address is 8 WilHam D. Meyer is a resident engr. Dan De Riemer is a sales representative Kirby, Ft. Leonard Wood, MO 65473. David and Janet Sieboda have moved to with Envirodyne Engineers. He and with Pye Datsun, Inc. in Dalton, GA. 1685 Carman Mill Dr., Manchester, Susan reside at 10512 A Topaz Ct., Lit­ Home for Dan and · Cynthia is 1844 Jim L. Nielsen has been promoted to M063011. tle Rock, AR 72207. Crestwood Dr., Chattanooga, TN major, USAF and is stationed at the 37415. Pentagon. His address is 4102 S. 32 Rd., Timothy E. Montgomery is an architect­ Stephen L. Redington has been made Arlington, V A 22206. engineer with Montgomery & senior civil engineer at the River -Reg. Vance J. Bognar has been promoted to Associates. Home is 46 N. Allen, Bonne Works by the U. S. Army Corps of civil engineering logistics manager with Brett L. Hanke's new address is 394-8 Terre, MO 63628. Engineers. He and Jan live at Route5, the U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Com· Rimrock Terr., Ft. Riley, KS 66442. Box 110, Manchester Rd., Pacific, MO mand. He and Merlene are living at CHnton L. Mosley is now plant engineer 63069. 3208 Daniell St., Omaha, NE 68123. Charles and Theresa Audrain have mov­ for Flanders Industries, Inc . . in Ft. ed to 8421 Elm, Raytown, MO 64138. Smith, AR. His address is Rt. I, Box Stephen Drawe is now a project engr. WilHam H. Sheppard of R.R. I, Box 3610, Greenwood, AR 72936. with Dumez·SGR. He and Cheri live at 116, Union, MO 63084, has been pro­ John R. Winkelmann is a fire preven­ 6822 Trail Lake Dr., Ft. Worth, TX moted to supervising engineer in tion engr. with Monsanto in ·St. Louis. Ted W. Craig has accepted a teaching 76133. Nuclear Operations at Union Electric in Home for John and Mary is 6044 position at Wood Junior High in the St. Louis. Treeridge Trail, Oakville, MO 63129. Waynesville R-VI School Dist. He and J. Dale Montgomery, Jr. is presently a Connie have a new home at 1806 Long waste management specialist with Ver­ Lawrence W. Baygents has moved to James H. WilHams is supervisor of pro­ Dr., Waynesville, MO 65583. sar, Inc. in Springfield, VA. Home is 4860 I Denton Dr., Believille,MI 48111. gramming, McDonnell Douglas 3257 Victor Cir.cle, ' Annadale, V A Larry is a senior engineer with Monsan­ Automation. He and Lanette live at 33 32003. to. North Hillview Dr., St. Peters, MO 63376. . ALL DONORS Martha H. Thompson's new address is Nancy R. A. Drissel is the public rela­ TO· THE 1979 P.O. Box 243, Dillon, CO 80435. tions director for 'Smith Secretarial & John M. Ury, Jr., has accepted a posi­ ·ANNUAL FUND Office Supply, Inc. Home is 8553 tion ·with Ball Metal Container as pro­ Holmes, Apt. 69, .Kansas City, MO duction engineer. His new home address WILL RECEIVE 1972 64131. is 2144 S. Walnut, No. 16, Boulder, CO THE 1980 Stephen Thies was recently promoted to 80302. ALUMNI plant manager of the Purolator Filter Ngo T. Hung has joined the American DIRECTORY. plant in Fayetteville, NC. He, Gloria, Chemical Society's Chemical Abstracts Dean and Vicki Park of 2440 Country and their two children, Bradley and Service as an associate editor, Publica­ Run Ct., Maryland Heights, MO 63044, Krista, live at 5737 Archer Rd., Hope tions. Home is 735 Riverview Dr., Apt. are expecting their second child in early Stanley D. Schnaate has begun practice Mills, NC 28348. 1, Columbus, OH 43202. October. Dean received his P.E. license as an attorney-at-law. His and Lynette's in both Missouri and Illinois in recent home address is Route 4, Box 321-12, Robert and Brenda Curry have moved Jack R. Higgins is now process months and is currently setting up an Hillsboro, MO 63050. to 2008 Cedar, Apt. 2, Muscatine, IA engineering group leader with Celanese energy management service dept. with 52761. Bob is a mechanical engineer Chemical Co., Inc. Home is 2216 Gon- Drazen Assoc. He will serve as depart­ Gordon Erickson is now a civil engr. with Stanley Consultants. tier Dr., Bay City, TX 77414. . ment head. with Korlich & Weber in Colorado Spr­ ings. Home is 837 San Gabriel PI., Col­ Susan E. Litteken, D.D.S., and her hus­ Dave and Kathy Ackmann increased Hugh Cole is still employed by Union orado Springs, CO 80906. band, Keith McClung, also a dentist, their family size by two with the arrival Carbide, but he and L~nda have will be starting their own dental clinic in of Abgail Suzanne and Alan Robert on relocated to 8599 Edney Ridge Dr., Cor­ Steven and Dana Hanger have moved to about six months. Their current home· April 19. They reside at 1465 Burnside dova, TN 38018. On May II, 1979, 8723 . Beau Monde., Houston, TX address is 90 I Melton, Jonesboro, AR Ct., Florissant, MO 63031. they celebrated the birth of-their first 77099. 72401. child, a son, n~ed Douglas Hugh Cole. James D. Gantt 0(5986 Dana Dr., Nor­ He weighed in at 7 Ibs., 12 oz. .John and Debrah Allen announce the Paul A. Zimmer has been promoted to 'cross, . GA 30093, has received the birth of a son, 'John IlL The AlIens director-generation planning by Illinois specialist in education degree in educa­ James T. Wrobleski has accepted a reside at 540 Emerson Circle, Bol- Power Co. Paul and Roberta live at 325 tional management from Ball State position with Monsanto as senior ingbrook, IL 60439. . North Dr., MI. Zion, IL 62525. University. research chemist. He and Kathleen live at 12884 Town & Four Parkway, Creve David M. Simon has helped to form SFS WilHam J. Ernst, Jr. has been transfer­ Alan W. Carson has moved to Arkansas Coeur, MO 63141. Management Consultants, Inc., and is a red to the Poplar Bluff office of Riddle City, KS, to take over duties as division viCe president of the company. His ad­ Engineering. His new address is R t. 2, superintendent for the Gas Service Co. Joltn M. WoocUock has moved to 590 dress is Rt. 4; Ottawa, It 61350. Wappapello, MO 65660. His wife Nancy will be teaching first Spragues Mill Dr., Ballwin, M063011. grade at Lincoln Elementary School. ' 1973 Larry Campbell is a senior engr. with Their mailing address is P.O. Box 964, , McDonnell Douglas Corp. Home is 313 Arkansas City, KS 67005. Craig L. Fadem is now manager of Rebecca Dr., St. Charles, MO 6330 I. It Has Been Called To operations, Chern-Clear, Inc. His new Our Attention That Robert L Stanley of 2133 10th St. PL, address is 6812 Maple Leaf Ct., Apt. Robert M. IJampe's address is 12558 The MSM·UMR Nevada, IA 5020 I, received his MS in 102, Baltim'ore, MD 21209. Wissant Ln., St. Louis, MO 63141. Bob Alumnus Carries geotechnical engineering from Iowa is an industrial engr. with Vulcan-Hart. Frequent Invitations to State Univ. on May 26, 1979. , Michael and Diane Anderson have pur­ Membership in the chased a new home. Their address is Paul W. Schmidt is the resident Century Club Without James Earl Davis and his wife Claire 2719 King James Way, Madison, WI engineer, Southern Illinois, Chicago Any Instructions As and their sons, Rodney and Stephen, 53719. District, Corps of Engineers. His address To How You Join. have moved to 1018 Carousel Dr., Jef­ is 1516 Willow St., RR2, Greenville, IL ferson City, MO 65101. Jim is quality Robert Preston has joined Northern IT'S SIMPLE! Just Trust Co. as a tech. systems analyst. He 62246. Make Gifts to the assurance supervisor at Union Electric's Callaway Nuclear Plant. and Deborah have moved to 52 Kasi and Pranut Bendapudi have moved Annual Fund Totaling Sheridan, Elgin, IL 60120. to 2835 Villa Creek Dr., Apt. 127, $100 Between January Allen R. Sebaugh is now a project engr. Dallas, TX 75234. Kasi is a structural 1 and December 31 in with Barry·Wehmiller in St. Louis. He John and Mary Baker have moved to engr. with LockwOod Greene Engineers, any Given Year. and Ann reside at 4679 ShoshQne, St. 605 Glen William Dr., Concord, TN Inc. Charles, MO 63301. 37750. John is a civil engr. with TV A. MSM Alumnus/ 15

------~ Alumni Personals ------1973 Continued Charles Curtis Fuller received the Ph.D. Charles W. Travelstead has been pro­ Charles and Jean Naslund have moved Frederick J. Thies is the city engineer in Physical Chemistry from Iowa State moted to general mine manager by to 1211 Rendell Ln ., Fulton, MO for the city of Marshall, MO. He and Univ. on May 26, 1979. Dr. Fuller is Monterey Coal Co. He and Ann reside 65251. . SuSan reside at 530 E. Gordon, Mar· teaching at the University of Texas­ at 1215 Charleston Ave., Huntington, shall, MO 65340. Austin, 200 W. 21 st, Chern. Dept. , WV 25701. Jack L. Vance's new address is 1632 Austin, TX 78712. Prairie Grove Dr., Houston, TX 77077. Lawrence L. Lewis has been promoted Mark L. Weidinger is service/parts mgr. Kenneth C. Parsons is a systems analyst to assistant general superintendent by Alexis C. Swoboda has accepted a posi­ with Weidinger Chevrolet. He and with Dillards Dept. Stores, Inc. in Little the Zeigler Coal Co. in Johnston City, tion with Diamond Shamrock as a Joyce reside at 3 Argyle Heights, Vien· Rock. Home is 1807 Sanford Dr .. Apt. IL. Home' is 318 Gateway Rd., Rt. 1, petroleum engineer and has moved to na, MO 65582. 2, Little Rock, AR 72207. Marion, IL 67957. 16492 B East Radcliff, Aurora, CO 80215. Suzanne M. Ziercher has been pro­ Larry L. Scott has been promoted by moted to senior associate programmer Mary Monica Lapp of 7415 Hardscrap­ pie No. A, St. Louis, MO 63123, receiv­ McDonnell Douglas to senior engineer­ James E. Thompson, Jr., has accepted a by IBM. She and Eric resiqe at 9226 ed the MS in Industrial Relations from electronics. He has moved to 11516 sales engineer position with General Quail Ridge Dr., Charlotte, NC 28211. Iowa State Univ. on May 26 , 1979. Mack Ave., Maryland Heights, ' MO Electric. He and Pat have moved to 63043. 1741 Highland Dr., Hastings, NE John and Janet Critchfield have moved to 178 Medford St., Arlington, MA Kenton L. Hupp's new address is 325 S. 68901. George and Sandra Gulley have a new 02174. Belmont, Wichita, KS 67218. home at 722 Evergreen Dr., Mt. Ver­ 1974 Charles and Lynn Yocum have moved Dale W. Hughes has been awarded a non, IN 47620. George is a field Lawrence A. Adamski is now a scientific to 201O-B Shannahan Dr., Ft. Camp­ teaching fellowship for this fall by the engineer with Crawford & Russell, Inc. programmer assoc. with McDonnell bell, KY 42223. Capt. Yocum is with Mathematics Dept. of Washington Douglas Automation Co. His address is the 326th Engr. BN. University. Dale's address is Doe Run, Joseph M. Zulpo has joined the Family P.O. Box 155, Hazelwood, MO 63042. Life Ins. Co. as a life agent. He and MO 63637. Roy Ramey is now a senior research Patricia live at 3770 Ridgemont Rd., Ron Dutton is presently a sr. planning Lawrence D. Altepeter has been assign­ engr. with A. P. Green Refractories in Memphis, TN 38128. engr. with Monsanto. His new address is ed duty as Officer in Charge, DCS Don­ Mexico, MO. He and Nancy reside at 11958 Charter House Ln., St. Louis, nersberg. He is an officer in the U.S. 1909 Osage, Mexico, MO 65205. William H. Cohrs III is now with Mc­ MO 63141. Army Signal Corps and receives his mail Canless Ripple Engr. Co. in Richmond, at 298 SIG CO 73rd SIG BN, Sandy and Dan ('73) Marthaler are now MO. He and Bonnie now live at 607 Major Raymond A. Barbeau's new ad­ Kaiserslautern FRG., APO New York, working together for Manus Services Glenn Dr., Lexington, MO 64067. dress is 403 D Evergreen St., Leaven­ NY 09227. Corp., a consulting firm. They are work­ worth, KS 66048. ing on a new assessment and 'taxation Max E. Siders has joined H. E. Batt Jerry L. Crouch of R.R. I, Vernona, sytem for the county. Their address is Grocery Company as senior system Reunion At Homecoming MO 65769, is a student at the Universi­ 4411 SE 15th, Portland, OR 97202. designer. He and Lee Ellen have moved Class Coordinators: ty of Rhode Island in Kingston, RI. to 5757 Cresthaven Dr., Corpus Christi, Karen L. Aldridge Thomas G. Rehkop has accepted a posi­ TX 78415. Randolph and Patricia LataH have mov­ 2824 Lucena Way tion with University Computing Co. in ed to 2328 Mounterey Rd., Colorado Antioch, CA 94509 Dallas. His and Barbara's address is now Larry S. Livingston is a research asst. Springs, CO 80910. Randy is com­ P.O. Box 45102, Dallas, TX 75245. and Ph.D. student at the University of Ruth L. Anderson mander of U.S. Army B Company, 4th Utah. Home is 1027 University Village, 170 Elaine Dr. Engr. Bn. stationed at Ft. Carson. Salt Lake City, UT 84108. Richard L. Elgin is now a research assis­ Roswell, GA 30075 tant in the Civil Engineering Dept. at Edgar and Janet Clausen of 615 E. 4th, the University of Arkansas. He and Trinh Huu Duc has accepted a position Cookeville, TN 3850 I, were blessed Marvin E. Borgmeyer Jeannette reside at 834 E. Jackson, as an assistance engineering specialist with a baby girl, Karen Lynn, on May 4, 10 to Rossmore Ave. Fayetteville, AR 7270L with the California Transportation Baton Rouge, LA 70810 1979. Ed is an assistant professor of Dept. Home is 230 I I St., Apt. 7, chemical engineering at Tennessee Christopher Taber is a geophysicist with Sacramento, CA 95816. Technological University. Michael O. Chase MRO Associates, Inc. in Denver. He Joseph R. Haake has been promoted to 803 Lilac Ave. and Geri have moved to 8945 W. 55 Mike and Linda Ragan have moved to senior design engr. by Coors Container St. Louis, MO 63119 A ve. , Arvada, CO 80002, 2009 West Cape Rock Dr., Cape Co. Home is 10951 W. 107th Place, Girardeau, MO 63701. Mike is a sales Broomfield, CO 80020. Mark A. Herzog Steven W. Souders is now a planning engineer with Trane Co. 2908 Red Gum Gap coordinator with Standard Oil Co. (In­ Longview, TX 75605 Thomas L. Linsenbardt is a manufactur­ diana). He and La ura reside at 2083 Stan'ley W . Sorrels and his wife Cheryl ing engr. ~ith Westinghouse in Jeffer­ Buckley Ct., Naperville, IL 60540. have a new home at Route I, Box son City, MO. His address is Rt. I, Charles J. Fronick of 6 Eleanor Dr., 123-D, Brighton, IL 620 12. Stan is Lohman, MO 65053. Washington, MO 63090, has been pro­ John M. Kelley III is an estimator with superintendent of cracking and ultrafor­ moted to construction supervisor in the McKay Contractors, Inc. Home is 2746 ming operations at Amoco Oil's Wood Tom and Pat Goymerac announce the Engineering and Construction Dept. at West 84th Place, Chicago, IL 60652. River Refinery. birth of a son, Jeffrey David, in October Union Electric in St. Louis.' 1978. Home is 1110 Duenke Dr., St. John E. Adams received a Ph.D. in Phyllis Locke Thomas will be an assis­ Louis, MO 63137. James and Betsy Swetnam have moved chemistry from the University of tant professor of accounting at Nor­ to 17135 E. Progress Circle North, California, Berkeley in June. He is now theast Missouri State University this Steven R. Goldammer recently com­ Aurora, CO 800 IS. Jim has joined a post-doctoral research associ,ate there. fall. Her address is Rt. I, Brashear, MO pleted a M.S. in Physics at UMR after Chandler & Assoc., Inc. as a petroleum John's address is 2414 Parker St., No.8, 63533. serving as an electronics officer in the engineer. Berkeley, CA 94704. U.S.A.F. He is now employed as a 1975. semiconductor process engr. with the Linear Div. of Fairchild Camera & In­ UMR Sponsors Three David S. Blauvelt's address is M Divi­ struments Corp. Steve, Fabia, and Erik sion, USS Standley CG 32, FPO San reside at 917 A Tamarack Ln., Sun­ National Merit Scholarships Francisco, CA 96601. nyvale, CA 94086. Joe Fischer, St. Louis; Robert Kramer, Lee's Summit and Alex T. Melchers, Ellis Grove, IL, are winners of National Merit Scholarships sponsored by the Edwin D. Settle is an underground min­ Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ashbaugh have University of Missouri-Rolla. ing engr. with Western Coal Co. Edwin Jim Stephens, '47, presented Kramer with his certificate at ceremonies at Lee's notified us that their son, Billy G. and Linda reside at 1350 I Durant NE, Summit High School; John E. Mulholland, Jr., '52, presented a certificate to Ashbaugh, 6909 N. Wyandotte, Kansas Albuquerque, NM 87112. City, MO, drowned while swimming Alex Melchers ouring the Honors Night program at Chester High School; and near Recife, Brazil where he was Fischer received his certificate from Bob Wolf. '5 1, at DeSmet Jesuit High Doug Reading's new address is 4506 B employed by Westinghouse. School's ceremonies. Ruston PI. Waldorf, MD 20601. The three high school seniors were chosen from a list of 30 National Merit Scholarship Corporation finalists who indicated they wished to attend UMR. Mark X. Stratman has joined Price, John C. Wester mayer has been pro­ According to Raymond L. Pendergrass, director of student financial air, most Waterhouse and Co. as a consultant on moted to engineer in the Turbine­ of the students on the list will receive other financial assistance from a variety of the management advisory services staff. Generator Maintenance Div. of Union sources. All on the list had scored well on the NMSC tests they took during their He and Sydney reside at 950 Chestnut Electric. John and Jill reside at 2322 Ridge Rd., Manchester, MO 63011. senior year in high school. Pierwood. St. Louis, MO 63129. 16/MSM Alumnus Alumni Personals ______

1975 Continued Maj. Richard Graumann, USA Wali VI and Yasmin Alam have moved Donald R. Dudley has accepted a posi­ John Marting is on temporary assign­ Engineer Div., Europe, is being transfer­ to 203C Old Orchard Apt., Geneva, OH tion with Sodemann Heat & Power as a ment to Chevron's London office for red to Moenchengladbach, Germany to 44041 , and Wali has joined True project engineer. He and Janice have a one year. He receives mail at Chevron be resident engr. for the construction of Temper Corp. as a methods engineer. new home at 6557 Scanlon, St. Louis, Petroleum, U.K., 93 Wigmore SI.. Lon­ a $94 million storage and maintenance MO 63139. don, WI H 9AA, England. complex. He receives mail at Moen­ Cynthia S. Harmon has joined Har­ chengladbach Resident Engineer, APO, nischfeger Corp. as a systems analyst James M. Turner, Jr., has Illoved to Bernie Welch of 4022 Weber, St. Louis, New York 09103. and moved to 3525 E. Ave. NW, Apt. 4, Route 6, Box 189, Rolla, MO 6540 I. He MO 63123 just arrived home after I V2 Cedar Rapids, IA 52405. is a senior programmer/analyst at UMR. years overseas. He plans to leave for Michael M. Perry is now with Collins New Zealand in August. Bernie wants Radio Div. of Rockwell International. June K. Ahrens has accepted a position William and Carla Jean ('77) McKee to hear from classmates, and he also He and Janice have moved _to 3739 with the Defense Con-tract Admin. Ser­ reside at 5856 Chrisbrook Dr., St. Louis, would like to thank Jim Entwistle ('74) Richmond NE, Cedar Rapids, IA vices Region, Office of Civilian Person­ MO 63128. Bill is an asst. staff manager for his great Norwegian hospitality. 52402. nel, as employee development specialist. with Southwestern Bell. Her new home address is 20 lOW. Sherman L. Griffith has joined Collins Roberta Wilhelm Treasurer and hus­ Algonquin Rd., Apt. 4A, Mt. Prospect, 1977 Radio Div. of Rockwell International as band, Bill, announce the birth of a IL 60056. Michael J. Filla's new address is 403 E. a project engr. His new address is 2414 daughter, Jeanne Marie, on April 22, II th, Rolla, MO 6540 I. Mike is a grad 1979. Home is 201 N. Martha, Lom­ N. Tustin Ave., MA, Santa Ana, CA Michael J. Aguilar and his wife Debra student at UMR. 92705. bard, IL 60 148. have moved to 935 17th, No. 4, Betten­ dorf, IA 52722. Mike joined Alcoa as a Ronald W. Reynolds is now a highway Michael Joseph McCarthy, III, of 1865 David K. Muckerman is now with Black systems analyst. designer for the Missouri State Highway & E. Broadway, Apt. 532, Tempe, AZ Veatch Consulting Engineers in Kan­ Commission. His address is Rt. 5, Box sas Cit y. Home is 8 110 W. 92 Terr., 85282, is an MBA student at Ari zona William D. Wohl ert has joined 450, Springfield, MO 65803. State Univ . Overl and Park, KS 662 12. Chemtech Industries Inc. as a construc· tion engineer. He and Debra have mov­ John Renner, of 2011 S. Hampton, Spr­ Anthony Voytas of 2724 Bee T ree Ln. , ed to 8 18 Alexandra, St. Louis, MO ingfield, MO 65807, has joined the con­ THE ENCLOSED St. Louis, MO 63129, has received a 63 122. sulting fi rm of Anderson Engineering, M.B.A. from SL Louis Universit y. ENVELOPE MAY Inc. in Springfield. BE USED FOR Dennis Leitterman has been elected vice-chairman (1979-80) of the Santa Ross and Kim ('77) Livengood have FORWARDING 1976 Clara Valley Chapter of the IEEE Com­ moved to 529 Dempster, Apt. 2W, Mt. UPDATED Fred R. Myers is with Reynolds Mining puter Society. He is involved in the Prospect, IL 60056. Ross is completing INFORMATION Corp. in Bauxite, AR. Fred and Carola development of minicomputer a masters degree in Electrical­ reside at 53 White Oak Ln. , Little Rock, distributed systems at Hewlett Packard Biomedical Engineering at Washington FOR THE AK 72207. Data Systems Div. Dennis and Pam live University and has accepted employ­ ALUMNI at 990 Ponderosa Ave., Apt. D, Sun­ ment as a software engr. with EMI DIRECTORY. Bonnie Crouch Graham is a QA nyvale, CA 94086. Medical Inc. in Chicago. Kim continues engineer with Texas Instruments. She as a programmer at McDonnel Douglas an Bob have moved to 1305 Hunters Deborah Gower Light is a gas engineer Automation Co. David J. Wisch of 6406 Bridgehampton Glen Court, Richardson, TX 75081. with Central lJIinois Light Co. She and Dr., New Orleans, LA 70126, is present­ James reside at 1221 Pine, Chillicothe, Daniel D. Bloch married Cheryl LaVan­ Captain Dennis W. Crowe has been ly serving as national secretary of Blue IL 61523. chy in January 1979. They live at 3 assigned to the 25th Infantry Div. at Key National Honor Fraternity. Dave is DeGrande Dr., Bridgeton, MO 63044. a civil engineer with Texaco's central Schoefie1d Barracks, HI 96857. Lynn & Lee ('77) Whitebay's address is offshore engr. division. Rt. 2 Box 251A, Ponca City, OK 74601. Steve and Kimberley Bollinger have Lawrence R. Schwab is a chemical engr. They are engineers with Conoco. moved into their new home at 1757 Joseph V. Lagreek, Jr. is a systems pro­ with A. E. Staley Mfg. Co. He and Mike and Lee Wagner announce the Sprucedale, Creve Coeur, MO 63141. grammer with McDonnell Douglas Phyllis live at 1717 Arcadia Dr., birth of a daughter Tiffany Anne, born Auto. Health Ser. Home is 1925 David Lafayette, IN 47905. August 1978. Mike has been promoted Bill Maples will be working in Brussels, Dr., Florissant, MO 63031. to maintenance engr. with FMC Corp. Belgium for Exxon Research & Harold and Sandi ('78) Michel have Home for the Wagners is 1030 Indian Engineering Co. this faU and then will Dr. Robert A. Kleinigger is now moved to 4516 Morganford, Apt. 7, St. Hills, Green River, WY 82935. relocate to Port Jerome, France for a six associated with Florida Hospital in Louis, MO 63116. Harold is a project month assignment in January. He has Orlando. Bob and Donna reside at 200 1 electrical engineer with Alumax Foils, William V. Ballard is now a process taken up skiing, photography and is still Glenridge Way, Apt. 28, Winter Park, Inc. Sandi will be attending graduate engr. with the 3M Co. in Columbia, working on the guitar. He receives mail FL 32792. school this fall at Washington Univer· MO. He and Marilyn reside at 300 A at P.O. Box 101 , Florham Park, NJ sity. 07932. George M. Dolson has received a M.D. Scott Blvd ., Columbia, MO 65201. from St. Louis University. Home is 441 Bob and Wilma ('78) Hilton have mov­ Dennis S. Racker's new address is Stephen P. Garber has moved to 1835 Tree Top Ln. ,. St. Louis, MO 63122. ed to 10 I 0 Sugar Ln ., Apt. 722, AECI, P.O. Box 754, Springfield, MO Gen. Pershing, No. 2, New Orleans, LA Palestine, TX 75801. Bob has been 65801 . 701 15 . He is a geophysicist with Shell Major John T. Nagy is an electronic assigned as a supervisor with Dowell, a OiL warfare officer with the 24th SRS (SAC) div. of Dow Chemical. Wilma has ac­ Lee and Patty DuVall announce the at Eielson AFB. He and Maureen reside cepted a position as a design engr. with birth of a daughter, Kyle Charlene, on Price Hatcher, III, recently accepted a at 5281 B Coman, Eielson AFB, AK Yulcraft, a div. of Nucor. March 31, 1979. The DuValls reside at new position with Public Service Co. of 99702. 6038 Hartford, St. Louis, MO 63139. Colorado as commercial and industrial Harshed V. Kothari's new address is Lee was promoted to production engineer. His new address is 287 Arl­ Mike Cooper is now a regional systems 1329 S. 6th St., Rockford, IL 61108. superintendent of the Be ntone ington Dr., Grand Junction, CO 81503. engr. with Data General Corp. His ad­ Chemicals and Dry Blends Departments dress is 5395 North Fork Dr., Lilburn, Gary and Vickie Bagshaw have moved in May. Bruce R. Stopka is now with Union GA 30247. to 1518 Charwood Court, Grand Forks, Electric CO. He and Jane reside at II NO 5820 I . Gary is Army Advisor, Steven D. Jackson's new address is Oak Forest Dr., St. Peters, MO 63376. n· Karl and Barbara Heisserer announce 231st Engr. Bn. N. Dakota N .G. 1319·139th NE, No.8, Bellevue, WA in the birth of their third son, Joseph Paul, 98005. E. on May 17 , 1979. The Heisserers have Greg and Kathy Cieciwa are expecting moved to 4416 Duxbury Lane, In· their second child in October. The Hsing-Yuan Chang has accepted a posi­ ALL DONORS dianapolis, IN 46226. Cieciwas' address is 2396 Obetz Dr. , tion as MOS design engineer with Texas B Xenia, OH 45385. Instruments. He and Chi-Chun live at TO THE 1979 Donald M. Dierker has been promoted 2018 Steamboat Run, Sugar Land, TX ANNUAL FUND to sales engineer at Bristol Steel & Iron James A. Hier has been promoted to 77478. WILL RECEIVE Works, Inc. Home is 5109 Mild Dr., St. major in the U.S. Army Corps of Louis, MO 63129. Engineers. He and Georgia receive their John J. Jaeger has been promoted to THE 1980 mail at the 2nd Engr Bn, 2nd Infantry sales engineer at Bristol Steel & Iron ALUMNI Paul F. and Debby Bussey have moved Division, APO San Francisco, CA Works, Inc. Home is 807 Kickshaw Dr., DIRECTORY. to 704 Thomas Dr., Morris, IL 60450. 96224. St. Charles, MO 6330 I. MSM Alumnusl17 --- Alumni Personals ______

1977 Continued Jeanne M. Achelpohl of 19 Barbara James F. Anderson, of 2254 S. Holland, Kevin M. Lahay is now a production Ricky R. Vogel has moved to 11825 SW Lane, Arburn, IL 62615, is engaged to Springfield, MO 65807, has joined the engr. with Gulf Oil Corp. His address is Settler Way, Beaverton, OR 97005. marry Ed Banovic on Sept. I, 1979. consulting firm of Anderson Engineer­ 1406 Chuckwagon, Hobbs, NM 88240. Jeanne is a metallurgist with Fiat-Allis. ing, Inc. in Springfield. Robert S. Stockdale has joined Siemen's Paul F. Braddock has accepted a posi­ Corp. as a principal member of their Scott L. Murrell has moved to 308 James R. Coldwell's address is 6318 tion as a service engr. with General Elec­ technical staff. He and Katherine have Krudwig, Apt. 40, Lebanon, MO 65536. Lake Paddock Dr., Florissant, MO tric. His addresss is 1444 Harrelton Dr., mewed to 1220 I Stratford St., West Scott is a mechanical engineer with the 63033. Evansville, IN 47715. Palm Beach, FL 33411. Department of the Army. Michael A. Haynes is a chemist with Richard and Theresa Klein have moved Carol Russell of 819-S Southwest Blvd., Mark MacGlashan is now with Dow Chemical. Home is 213 Skinner, to 10148 A Camshire, St. Ann, MO Jefferson City, MO 65\01 , has been Schlumberger Well Service. Home is No. 7, Freeport, TX 77541. 63074. promoted to environmental planner by 1124 2nd St., Apt. 704, Sacramento, CA the Missouri Dept. of Natura l 95814. William J. Bezdek of 14509 Arpent Michael J. Gregory has moved to 1100 Resources. Lane, Florissant, MO 63034, has been County Line Rd., Apt. 12-B, Kansas Ci­ Robert D. Besancon now receives mail made lead engineer at McDonnell ty, KS 66103. Rene Gerard Schroer of 1891 at HQ 5th Signal Command, Office of Douglas. McKelvey Hill No. III , Maryland the Engineer, APO, NY 09056. . James M. Wright's new address is 19 A Heights, MO 63043, has joined the Edward F. Kuhlmann, Jr., has joined Anthony Cir., Newark, DE 19702. He is structural engineering department of Bruce L. Edwards, Jr. is a student in the the Missouri Dept. of Conservation as a in sales with Ingersoll Rand Co. Booker Associates, Inc., as a design Ph.D. program at the University of Tex­ civil engineer/access programmer. He engineer. as. He and Joan reside at 1600 Royal and Rhonda now live at Rout~ 3, Box 4, Michael F. Schuermann is now a field Crest Dr., No. 167, Austin, TX 78741. Kenwood Way, Holts Summit, MO engineering representative with the David A. Heile is an associate engineer 65043. Dowell Co. Home is 100 Bellefontaine, working in the process development lab Glenn R. Weidler is a staff specialist Apt. 256, Lafayette, LA 70506. at IBM. He lives at 12911 Turkey Run, Data Systems with Southwestern Bell. William M. Everett is now a field engr. Austin, TX 78758. Dave is enjoying the His address is 4408 Big Chief, St. Louis, with Williams Brothers Engr. Co. His Thomas D. Snodgrass is with Bell Labs. Austin area and welcomes visitors MO 63123. address is General Delivery, Lake He and Martha reside at 31-16 Hilltop anytime. Jackson, TX 77566. Dr., W. Lafayette, IN 47906. Alan Benson has bought his first house. Mark L. Mastroianni and hjs wife Judy His new address is 10113 Stoneham, Frederick and Sharon Kunz have mov­ Daniel B. Smith has accepted a position have moved to 1000 University Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73120. ed to 1026 Hillview Dr., Milpitas, CA with General Electric as an engineer. Apt. E-32, Kingsport, TN 37660. Mark 95035. His mailing address is P.O. Box 281, is a chemical engineer with Tennessee Robert W. Haul is now an assistant New Hartford, NY 13413. Eastman. engr. with Union Electric. Home is 5656 Ensign Thomas Tanner is an instructor B Village Royale Ln., St. Louis, MO in the Nuclear Power School at the Patrick and Eileen Hoopes have moved Arthur L. Giesler has joined Borg­ 63128. Naval Training Center, Orlando, FL to 5124 Abington, Florissant, MO Warner as a sales engineer, and he and 32813. 63033. Pat is an officer with the U.S. Karen have moved to 3020 Country John Vance Stutsman recently became ' Coast Guard stationed in St. Louis. Square Dr., No. 1242, Carrollton, TX engaged to Kathy Ann Trachsel. The Cheng Hsiong Lai now lives at 2170 75006. wedding date has been set for Carlmont Dr., Apt. 4, Belmont, CA Robert J. Stamer, Jr., has accepted a November 17, 1979. John's address is 94002. He is a product engr. with position as staff accountant with Ernst Rebecca and Stuart Parkhill have mov­ 9506 Hampton Dr. , Apt. 20, Highland, Varian Associates. & Ernst. He and Kathy have a new ed to 6 Sheridan St., Woburn, MA IN 46322. home at 2958 Avant Dr., Hazelwood, 01801. Rebecca has joined the Mitre Jeffrey A. Hissong is now Greene MO 63042. Corp. as a member of their technical Stephen C. Ashman has been promoted County's assistant sanitary engineer. His staff. Stuart has accepted a position as to senior engineer by Monsanto. Home new address is 703 Salem, Brookville, Thomas W. Briscoe of 16102 E. 35th, staff engineer with Haley & Aldrich, is 12367-H Spanish Trace Dr., ' OH 45309. Independence, MO 64055, is a business Inc. . Maryland Heights, MO 63043. and law student at Harvard. He is work­ Ivan Lee Engeman has joined Black & ing this summer as an associate attorney Jerald A. Huchzermeier is now a pro­ Forrest 1\. Strobel is working as a Veatch as a control engineer. His new with the firm of Stinson, Mag & Fizzell grammer/analyst with General Motors. mechanical engineer at the Naval home address is 12817 13th St., Apt. 52, in Kansas City. His address is 13 Mile Rd., Apt. 8, War­ Weapons Center. He and Carol have a Grandview, MO 64030. ren, MI 40093. new home at IA Wasp, China Lake, CA Steven C. Lay's new address is P.O. Box 93555. John J. Hunter is a research/teaching \048, Rogers, AR 72756. Steve is a pro­ Jack S. Thrower is a metallurgical engr. assistant at UMR in the Dept. of duction supervisor with Union Carbide. with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co. Paul C. Schnoebelen III has been pro­ Mechanical and Aerospace Engr. He is Home is 520 W. Jasmine, Lake Park, moted to district engr. by Continental living in TJ. Barry N. Stone of 905 Graduate House FL 33403. Pipe Line Co. His new address is 4245 West, West Lafayette, IN 47906, is Fifth Ave., No. A4, Lake Charles, LA John and Melissa Auman have moved working toward a MS in CSc at Purdue. David Fahey, a Ph.D. candidate in 70605. to 701 Iron Ave., Hobbs, NM 88240. He plans to graduate in Dec. 1979. Physics at UMR, has been awarded a postdoctoral research associateship by Kenneth L. Ortmann has been pro­ Randall J. Lubbert is a mining engr. David B. Lewis is in graduate school at the National Academy of Sciences, moted by Northern Natural Gas to with Jim Walters Resources Inc. His ad­ UMR. His address is 403E. II th, Rolla, David will begin the fellowship this fall reservoir engineer I and has moved to dress is 812 11th Ave., No. 116, MO 65401. at the Environmental Research Labs of 9416 Western Plaza No.7, Omaha, NE Tuscaloosa, AL 35401. the National Oceanic and Atmospheric 68114. 1979 Administration in Boulder, CO. Jerry and Debbie Arthur have moved to Stephan Vrazalich has joined the Guide 1112 Crescent Dr., Andrews, TX Randy Westerdale has moved to 3508 Div. of General Motors as a program­ 79714. Jerry is now with Amoco Pro­ 70th St., Apt. 303, Moline, IL 61265. Scott Newby, a project engr. with mer/analyst. His new mailing address js duction Co. in Andrews. Tamko Asphalt Products, Inc., has been P.O. Box 2041A, Anderson, IN 46011. Kathryn A. Phillips is employed by Lin­ traveling about 50% of the time, work­ coln DeVore Testing Lab. Her address is ing at Tamko plants in Alabama, Kan­ James J. piedrich has accepted .a· posi­ 1662 Gatehouse Cr. S., Apt. B-i, Col- sas, Tenn., and Maryland. His duties in­ tion with the University Hospital, THE ENCLOSED orado Springs, CO 80904. . volve special projects in combustion University of Michigan, as assistant ENVELOPE MAY engr. & testing, new plant expansion, director planning, research and develop­ BE USED FOR Katheryn L. Atteberry is a sales engr. energy conversion, and solid waste. ment. His home address is 13720 with Babcock and Wilcox. Her address Home is 1723 Harlem Ave., Joplin, MO Waterloo Rd., Chelsea, MI 48118. FORWARDING is 950 Steven's Creek Rd., Apt. - J-5, 65801. UPDATED Augusta, GA 30907. INFORMATION Terry Dean Cocker is a 2nd Lt. in the 1978 David F. Throm of 8538 Wilstead, St. U.S. Army. He expects to be promoted James D. Hunicke is now a petroleum FOR THE Louis, MO 63123, has joined Booker to 1st Lt. in July. Terry is a platoon engr. with Chevron. ' He and Denise ALUMNI Associates, Inc., as a design engineer in leader stationed with L Troop, 3/11 reside at 3300 S. Tamarar Dr., Apt. DIRECTORY. their mechanical/electrical engineering ACR, APO New York, NY 09141 . J-\o7, Denver, CO 80231. department. 18/ MSM Alumnus Alumn; Persona's MSM·UMR Alumni Association Telephone (314) 341-4171; (314) 341-4172 1979 Continued OFFICERS Term Ex.pires Brian A. Chaney is an engineer with President ...... Joseph W. Mooney '39 ...... 7383 Westmoreland ...... 1980 Continental Engineering in Memphis. . UniversityCity,M063130 He and Cathy live at 3540 Frankie Carolyn, No.4, Memphis, TN 33118. President Elect ...... Robert D. Bay '49 ...... 222 Magna Carta Lane ...... 1980 St. Louis, MO 63141 Steven M. Curran, of 109 W. 7th St., Vice President ...... Frank C. Appleyard '37 ...... 808 Solar ...... 1980 Ofallon, IL 62269, has joined Tenneco Glenview, IL 60025 Oil Exploration and Production as a geological engineer in Bakersfield, CA. Vice President ...... Arthur G. Baebler '55 ...... 20 Fox Meadows ...... 1980 Sunset Hills, MO 63127 Mark Gredell, of 1809 E. 73rd St., Kan­ sas City, MO 64132, has joined Ten­ Vice President...... Alfred 1. Buescher '64 ...... 2640 Quail Lane ...... 1980 neco Oil Exploration and Production as Northbrook, IL 60062 a geological engineer in Houston. Vice President ...... James B. McGrath '49 ...... Fru-Con ...... 1980 1706 Olive St., St. Louis, MO 63103

Secretary ...... Robert V. Wolf '51 ...... Dept. of Metallurgical & Nuclear Engr ...... 1980 UMR, Rolla, MO 65401

Treasurer...... Vernon T. Loesing '42 ...... Dept. of Civil Engr ...... 1980 UMR, Rolla, MO 65401

DIRECTORS AT LARGE Term Expires Allan H. LaPlante '63 ...... Continental Oil Co., P.O. Box 2197, Houston, TX 77001 ...... 1980 Belding H. McCurdy '38 ...... 7400 Sun Island Dr., South, Suite 711 , South Pasadena, FL 33707 ...... 1981 E. L. "Roy" Perry '40 ...... The Port of Los Angeles, P.O. Box 151, San Pedro, CA 90733 ...... 1980 Walter C. Mulyca '65 ...... 203 Hillcrest, Marshall, TX 75670 ...... 1981 Lawrence A. Spanier '50 ...... 5 Pettit Dr., Dix Hills, NY 11746 ...... 1979 John O. Wilms '43 ...... 17700 South Avalon, Space 59, Carson, CA 90745 ...... 1979

Area Zip Code Numbers AREA DIRECTORS Term Expires 00-14 Raymond T. Ruenheck '50 .. . . 7 Monteview, Chelmsford, MA 01824 ...... 1980 15-21 J. D. Patterson '61 ...... 1660 Ashlawn Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15241 ...... 1980 22-33 Bill L. Atchley '57 ...... President, Clemson Univ., P.O. Box 992, Clemson, SC 29631 ...... 1979 35-45 William D. Busch, '42 ...... 20001 Id1ewood Trail, Cleveland, OH 44136 ...... 1980 46-59 George Baumgartner '56 ...... 2120 Syracuse, Dearborn, MI 48127 ...... 1981 60-61 Allen G. Behring '66 ...... 121 E. Witchwood Lane, Lake Bluff, IL 60044 ...... 1979 62-62 Ernst Weinel '44 ...... 1502 West 50, O'Fallon, IL 62629 ...... 1981 63-65 Matteo A. Coco '66 ...... 7115 Aliceton Ave., St. Louis, MO 63123 ...... 1981 63-65 Martha Gerig '69 ...... 801 Fairground Road, Rolla, MO 65401 . ~ ...... 1981 63-65 Leonard C. Kirberg '66 ...... 331 Carmel Wood Dr., Ellisville, MO 63011 ...... 1980 63-65 Robert W. Klorer'44 ...... 7500 Natural Bridge Rd., St. Louis, MO 63123 ...... 1980 63-65 Harold A. Krueger '42 ...... ",Qz.arJc. Lead cC\J\I(al~..t:llJc.h weetwater. MO 63680 ...... 1979 63-65 1. Robert Patterson <~ •••• Show-Me, lIic~ ; P.O: Box 573, SIKt;~~ :- ______.7...... -:-7 ':-.. _ 1 ~~ . 63-65 George R. Schillinger '63 ...... 7598 John Ave., Oakville, MO 63129 ...... ~ ... : ' :7=_ 63-65 Paul R. Munger '58 ...... Director, Institute of River Studies, UMR, Rolla, MO 65401 ...... 1981 63-65 C. M. Wattenbarger '41 ...... 205 W. First St., Terrace, Lamar, MO 64759 ..... : ...... 1981 63-65 Edwin 1. Werner '49 ...... 102 N. 12th St., BIue Springs, MO 64015 ...... 1979 66-74 Herman Fritschen '51...... 5249 S. 68th East Place, Tulsa, OK 74145 ...... 1979 75-79 Rex Alford '40 ...... 5743 Jason, Houston, TX 77035 ...... 1979 80-89 & Victor 1. Hoffmann '60 ..... 31057 E. Lake Morton Dr., SE. Kent, W A 98031 ...... 1980 96-99 90-95 E. Murray Schmidt '49 ...... c/o E.F. Fahey, 220 Mar Vista Drive No. 91, Aptos, CA 95003 ...... 1979

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN DIRECTORS • Alfred J. Beuscher '64 ...... 2640 Quail Lane, Northbrook, IL 60062 H. W. Flood '43 ...... 183 Main St., Acton, MAOI720 Joel F. Loveridge '39 ...... 739 Country Manor Lane, Creve Coeur, MO 63141 Hans E. Schmoldt '44 ...... Schmoldt Engineering Services Co., Inc., 526 S. Seminole, Bartlesville, OK DALLAS KIRK THORN 74003 Dallas Kirk Thorn was drafted in the ninth round by the Milwaukee franchise of the Women's Professional Basketball EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Term Expires League. Last season she averaged 20 Richard H. Bauer '52 ...... Missouri Electrochem, Inc., 1526 Fenpark ...... 1984 points and 14.5 rebourids per game for Fenton, MO 63026 Robert M. Brackbill '42 ...... Texas Pacific Oil Co...... 1982 UMR. Home for Dallas and David is 1700 One Main Place, Dallas, TX 75250 1120 Reyome Dr., 2E, Griffith, IN Peter F . Mattei '37 ...... 9954 Holliston Court...... 1980 46319. . St. Louis, MO 63124

Craig O'Dear has been named winner of the Wall Street Journal Achievement . EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS Paul T. Dowling '40 ...... 10144 WindirJg Ridge Rd., St. Louis, MO 63124 Award for 1979. Hewas chosen as the R.o. Kasten '43 ...... 901 West 114th Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64114 student who made the best business James J.Murphy '35 ...... Murphy Company, 1340 North Price Rd., St. Louis, MO 63132 decisions in the management game and Melvin E. Nick:el'38 ...... 10601 South Hamilton Ave., Chicago, IL 60643 stock: market strategy program at UMR. F.C. Schneeberger '25 ...... One Briar Oak, St. Louis, MO 63132 Home is Rt. 1, Box 143, Ewing, MO James W. Stephens '47 ...... Missouri Public Service Co., 10700 E. Highway 50 63440. . Kansas City, M064138

Kenneth R. Foster, Jr., is a construction STAFF inspector with the Missouri State Frank: H. Mackaman ...... Executive Vice-President, MSM-UMR Alumni Association and Highway Dept. His address is Lot 23, Director, Office of AlumnilDevelopment, University of Missouri-Rolla Bosa Heights, St Robert, MO 65583. . John Theilmann ...... Assistant Director, AlumnilDevelopment University of Missouri-Rolla Barbara Petrovic ...... Staff Assistant, MSM-UMR Alumni Association and Senior Secretary, Raymond D. Quimby has a new position AlumnilDevelopment, University of Missouri-Rolla .' with Procter & Gamble as electronics & Kris Curtin ...... : ...... Records Coordinator, MSM-UMR Alumni Association & Computer instrumentation mgr. Ray and Chris Terminal Operator, AlumnilDeveiopment, University of Missouri-Rolla have a new address: Route 1, Box 286C, Greenville, NC 27834. MSM-UMR Alumni Association, Harris Hall, UMR, Rolla, MO 65401 MSM Alumnus/19 }

TENTATIV'E MSM·UMR ALUMNI 'ASSOCIATION 1979 HOMECOMING SCHEDUL.E Information Number 314·341·4172 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12,1979 9 a.m .-4:30 p.m. Registration in Lobby, Gale Bqllman Multi-Purpose Building 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Board of Directors' Meeting, MSM-UMR Alumni Association, University Center-West LUNCH On Your Own 5:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Silyer & Gold Cocktail Party, St. Pat's Church Re,?reation Hall 7 p.m. M-Club Bomire, Intramural Field DINNER · On Your Own* -' 9 p.I.l1.-1 a.m. , , Student's Homecoming Dance, Centennial Hall ~ S1\~URD~Y, OCTOBER 13, 1979 BREAKF "" AST On Your Own '" . 8 a.m.-Noon ",.. Registr~tion 're~umes in Lobby, Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose -t 'Building '" ~ ;., \, 11 :30 'a.m. ~, ,' FieJdhouse'Eeed for all alumni"and friends, featuring reserve ' seating (or th~Reunion Classes, Gale BuHman Multi-Purpose " B&ilding. eCASS PICTQRES WILL BE TAKEN 1:30 p.m. ' '. 'Kickoff-Miners vs. Kirksville Bulldogs 6:15 p.m. MineJLounge, open for pre-banquet festivities (adjacent to Centen­ nial Hall in University Qeriter) * * ' 7 p.m.-9 p.m. } :Alumni Awards Banquet, University eenter, Centennial Hall . 9 p.m. o Annual 'Meeting, MSM-UMR Alumni Association

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