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2001-2001 Official Manual, Chapter 9, Pages 943-950 ACADEMY OF MISSOURI SQUIRES 943 E.L. Dale, Carthage* True Davis, Washington, D.C. Joyce C. Hall, Kansas City* Academy of Charles N. Kimball, Kansas City* Samuel S. Mayerberg, Kansas City* James S. McDonnell Jr., St. Louis* Missouri Squires Sterling Price Reynolds, Caruthersville* Special class of 1962 An organization unique among the states, Henry S. Caulfield, St. Louis* the Academy of Missouri Squires was founded in Forrest C. Donnell, St. Louis* the fall of 1960 by Governor James T. Blair Jr., Lloyd C. Stark, Louisiana* who established it with a ceiling of 100 mem- bers. Governor Blair’s purpose was to establish Class of 1963 an organization to honor Missourians for their Edwin M. Clark, St. Louis* accomplishments at all levels—community, state Howard Cook, Jefferson City* or nation. James A. Finch Jr., Jefferson City* Robert M. Good, Point Lookout* Governor Blair appointed the first class of 10 James M. Kemper, Kansas City* Squires, after consulting leaders in every section Dillard A. Mallory, Buffalo of the state. Each succeeding class has been John I. Rollings, St. Louis* elected by the membership of the Academy, after Ruth Seevers, Osceola* receiving nominations from the public as well as Leif J. Sverdrup, St. Louis* from the membership of the Academy. The gov- Roy D. Williams, Boonville* ernor and former governors of Missouri are auto- matically members. Class of 1964 Squires are listed by class. Present addresses Mrs. G. Baird Fisher, Osgood* are noted in parentheses when different from James P. Hickok, St. Louis* address at time of election. Laurance M. Hyde, Jefferson City* Edward V. Long, Bowling Green* Class of 1960 Morton D. May, St. Louis* Thomas Hart Benton, Kansas City* J. Wesley McAfee, St. Louis* James T. Blair Jr., Jefferson City* Frederick A. Middlebush, Columbia* Clarence Cannon, Elsberry* L. Mitchell White, Mexico* Tilghman R. Cloud, Pleasant Hill* Rex M. Whitton, Jefferson City* Michael Kinney, St. Louis* Mrs. Virginia Garton Young, Columbia Stan Musial, St. Louis Miss Adah Peckenpaugh, Clinton Class of 1965 Roy Roberts, Kansas City* W. Howard Adams, Shenandoah Junction, WV Francis Smith, St. Joseph* (New York City) Ethan A.H. Shepley Jr., St. Louis* Omar N. Bradley, Los Angeles, CA* Harry S Truman, Independence* Frank P. Briggs, Macon* Lester E. Cox, Springfield* Class of 1961 Warren E. Hearnes, Charleston William L. Bradshaw, Columbia* William B. Massey, Bonne Terre* Arthur V. Burrowes, St. Joseph* Franc L. McClure, St. Charles* August A. Busch Jr., St. Louis* William A. McDonnell, St. Louis* John M. Dalton, Jefferson City* Mrs. Holton R. Price Jr., Ladue* Russell L. Dearmont, St. Louis* Charles Allen Thomas, St. Louis* Elmer Ellis, Columbia* Homer C. Wadsworth, Cleveland, OH* Don Faurot, Columbia* Gerald R. Massie, Jefferson City* Class of 1966 Albert L. Reeves, Kansas City* Sam C. Blair, Jefferson City* Floyd C. Shoemaker, Columbia* Thomas H. Eliot, St. Louis, (Cambridge, MA) Stuart Symington, Clayton* Fred V. Heinkel, Columbia* William F. James, Clayton (Jefferson City) Class of 1962 Lue C. Lozier, Moberly* Richard H. Amberg, St. Louis* Arthur Mag, Kansas City* David R. Calhoun, St. Louis* Paul C. Reinert, St. Louis* James G. Conzelman, St. Louis* Sidney Salomon Jr., St. Louis* 944 OFFICIAL MANUAL Clem F. Storckman, Jefferson City* Class of 1972 Jacqueline Wexler, Tenafly, NJ (New York City)* Howard F. Baer, St. Louis William H. Danforth, St. Louis Class of 1967 Betty Cooper Hearnes, Charleston Henry D. Bradley, St. Joseph* Everett Keith, Columbia Ernest R. Breech, Detroit, MI* M.C. Matthes, St. Louis* Richard S. Brownlee, Columbia* Fred R. Weber Jr., St. Louis Stanley R. Fike, Independence* Leonard Hall, Caledonia* Special class of 1973 Edmund I. (Mike) Hockaday, Jefferson City* Christopher S. Bond, Mexico (Washington, D.C.) Paul C. Jones, Kennett* Theodore D. McNeal, St. Louis* Class of 1974 Arthur Clay Magill, Cape Girardeau* John C. Danforth, St. Louis Raymond R. Tucker, St. Louis* Floyd R. Gibson, Kansas City Class of 1968 Roy W. Harper, St. Louis* Clarence M. Kelley, Kansas City Proctor N. Carter, Rolla (Joplin)* Maurice E. VanAckeren, Kansas City* Edward Pope Coleman Jr., Sikeston* Richard M. Duncan, Kansas City* Class of 1975 Oliver B. Ferguson, Fredericktown* George H. Capps, St. Louis* Henry C. Haskell, Kansas City* Ilus W. Davis, Kansas City* James C. Kirkpatrick, Warrensburg* Donald J. Hall, Kansas City Isaac A. Long, St. Louis* John A. Morgan, Kansas City Lewis E. Meador, Springfield* John R. Opel, Armonk, NY Howard A. Rusk, New York City* Mrs. Kenneth A. Spencer, Kansas City* Sidney E. Souers, St. Louis* Harold E. Thayer, St. Louis* Class of 1969 Class of 1976 Maurice R. Chambers, St. Louis* No election held Earl E. Dawson, Jefferson City* Thomas F. Eagleton, St. Louis Class of 1977 Harry F. Harrington, St. Louis* Robert Hyland, St. Louis* M. Graham Clark, Point Lookout James H. Meredith, St. Louis* William R. Clarkson, Kansas City H. Lang Rogers, Joplin Charles E. Curry, Kansas City (Washington, D.C.) John W. Schwada, Tempe, AZ* Elmo B. Hunter, Kansas City Charles W. Schwartz, Jefferson City* Louis B. Susman, St. Louis Joseph C. Welman, Kennett* Special class of 1977 Class of 1970 Joseph P. Teasdale, Kansas City Charles L. Bacon, Kansas City* H. Roe Bartle, Kansas City* Class of 1978 G. Duncan Bauman, St. Louis W. Robert Aylward, Kansas City Dan Devine, Phoenix, AZ James L. McHugh, St. Louis A.J. Drinkwater Jr., Charleston* James C. Olson, Kansas City Richard H. Ichord, Houston* Albert M. Spradling Jr., Cape Girardeau Earle B. Jewell, Forsyth* William L. Hungate, St. Louis Jack Matthews, Columbia* Lewis M. Means, Fayette* Class of 1979 Jack Stapleton Sr., Stanberry* No election held Elliot H. Stein, St. Louis Class of 1980 Class of 1971 No election held John R. Cauley, Washington, D.C.* D. Howard Doane, Point Lookout* Class of 1981 D.W. Gilmore, Kansas City* Clarence C. Barksdale, St. Louis C. Brice Ratchford, Columbia* August A. Busch III, St. Louis Jane Froman Smith, Columbia* Jay B. Dillingham, Kansas City Leonor K. Sullivan-Archibald, St. Louis* Charles F. Knight, St. Louis Robert M. White II, Mexico Dr. Herbert Schooling, Columbia* ACADEMY OF MISSOURI SQUIRES 945 Dr. James I. Spainhower, St. Charles (Rogers, Ark.) Class of 1991 Avis Green Tucker, Warrensburg No election held William H. Webster, Bethesda, MD Class of 1992 Class of 1982 No election held No election held Special class of 1993 Class of 1983 Mel Carnahan, Rolla* Lucile H. Bluford, Kansas City Richard J. Mahoney, St. Louis Flavius B. Freeman, Springfield* William E. Maritz, St. Louis James M. Kemper Jr., Kansas City Andrew B. Craig III, St. Louis Sanford N. McDonnell, St. Louis Anita B. Gorman, Kansas City Marlin Perkins, St. Louis* Thomas J. Guilfoil, St. Louis James W. Stephens, Lee’s Summit* Andrew Jackson Higgins, Jefferson City Gene Taylor, Sarcoxie* R. Crosby Kemper Jr., Kansas City Robert Ellis Young, Carthage* Class of 1994 Special class of 1984 Jack Buck, St. Louis John Ashcroft, Springfield (Washington, D.C.) Lynn M. Ewing Jr., Nevada Webb Gilmore, Kansas City Class of 1985 Herman Johnson, Kansas City William N. Deramus III, Kansas City* Ollie Gates, Kansas City Douglas Ensminger, Columbia* Landon Rowland, Kansas City Rosemary L. Ginn, Columbia Norm Stewart, Columbia Lawrence K. Roos, St. Louis Harry Wiggins, Kansas City Thomas G. Watson, Kansas City Murray L. Weidenbaum, St. Louis Class of 1995 No election held Class of 1986 No election held Class of 1996 William H. Dunn Sr., Kansas City Class of 1987 James L. Mathewson, Sedalia Sam B. Cook, Jefferson City Walter L. Metcalfe Jr., St. Louis John Q. Hammons, Springfield James B. Nutter, Kansas City Robert N. Hunter, Jefferson City Betty Goshorn Weldon, Jefferson City John E. Moore, Springfield Morton I. Sosland, Kansas City Class of 1997 William J. Cason, Clinton Class of 1988 Thomas R. Green, Frontenac No election held Emanuel Cleaver II, Kansas City Edward L Dowd Sr., St. Louis Class of 1989 John L. Morris, Springfield Henry Bloch, Kansas City Michael Pulitzer, St. Louis W.H. Bert Bates, Kansas City Ike Skelton, Lexington (Washington, D.C.) Class of 1998 Ewing Kauffman, Kansas City* No election held Charles Price, Kansas City Joseph Stevens, Kansas City* Class of 1999 Ann Covington, Columbia Richard Berkley, Kansas City Ted Wetterau, St. Louis Lawrence Biondi, St. Louis Ben Parnell, Springfield William B. Bondeson, Columbia Richard Gephardt, St. Louis (Washington, D.C.) John Jordan (Buck) O’Neil, Kansas City Peter R. Raven, St. Louis Class of 1990 Frank P. Sebree, Kansas City Dr. J. Robert Ashcroft, Springfield* Robert L. Hawkins Jr., Jefferson City Special Class of 2000 Lee Liberman, St. Louis Roger Wilson, Columbia Veryl Riddle, St. Louis Bob Holden, Jefferson City George Russell, Kansas City Michael Shanahan, St. Louis *Deceased 946 OFFICIAL MANUAL Great Britain St. Louis, Val W. Lammert, M.B.E., HC, Manors Foreign of Broadmoor, 2323 Manor Grove Dr., Apt. 8, Chesterfield 65817, (636) 227-1334. Honduras Consulates St. Louis, Maria Guadalupe Taxman, HCG, 6241 Alexander Dr., St. Louis 63105, (314) 727- 1149. in Missouri Iceland Kansas City, Vigdis A. Taylor, HC, 7100 E. 131st Consulates are the offices established by coun- St., Grandview 64030, (816) 763-2046. tries for their representatives (consuls) living in certain foreign cities and serving the country’s cit- Ireland izens and business interests there. The Missouri Consular Corps is compromised of foreign service St. Louis, Joseph B. McGlynn Jr., HC, 222 S. officers from nations maintaining friendly rela- Central Ave., Ste. 1101, Clayton 63105, tions with the United States. These officials, rec- (314) 727-1000. ognized by the U.S. State Department, are head- quartered in Kansas City and St. Louis. They per- Italy form trade and diplomatic services for their own St. Louis, Joseph Colagiovanni, HVC, One Met- citizens and for United States citizens.
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