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DIRECTORY OF TRAINEES IN THE PEACE CORPS TRAINING PROGRAM FOR

SECONDARYI COLLEGE, AND UNIVERSITY TEACHING IN NIGERIA

DAVID EDLEY ALLYN (Dave) 3817 Pirst Street, Deb Moines, Iowa Simpson College, B.A. in European history, 1959

David Allyn, 25, was born and raised in Des Moines, Iowa. After completion uf North High School, he attended Simpson College, a small liberal arts school a few miles south of Des Moines. During his junior year, he was a participant in the Scandinavian Seminar for Cultural Exchange and spent eight months at the Vastkustens Ungdomsskola on Sweden's west coast. He received his B.A. in 1959 and then continued his studies at Drake University in the Educational College. During the summer of 1960, he bicycled over 1200 miles through central and northern. Europe. His first teaching experience was at Washington High School in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The summer of 1961 was again spent in Europe, where he did independent study on the geography and history of southern European countries. The two years previous to his Peace Corps acceptance, he taught geography and world history in the Des Moines school system. His sweial hobbies include photography, tennis, and reading. He is married to Judy Rizer Allyn, a Peace Corps Trainee.

JUDY RIZER ALLYN 3817 Fi'rst Street, Des Moines, Iowa Drake University, B. A. in English, 1%1

Judy Allyn, 23, is a native of Des Moines, Iowa. She attended East High School there from 1954 to 1957. Upon graduation, she enrolled at Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa. After two years, she transferred to Drake University in Des Moines, where she could take electives in art, as well,as continue her work in English, her major field of study. In 1961, she received her B.A. from Drake and soon thereafter was able to go to Europe. She traveled in six countries and then lived in Heidelberg, Gennany, for approximately three months,workhg in a German factory. This past year, she has been teaching English to 7th and 8th graders in the Des Moines School system :Reading, painting, and tennis are her favorite means of relaxation. She is married tn David E . Allyn who is also a Peace Corps Trainee.

DAVID EDLEY ALLYN (Dave) 3817 First Sneet, Deb Moines, Iowa Simpson College, B. A. in European history, 1959

David Allyn, 25, was born and raised in Des Moines, Iowa. After completion of North High School, he attended Simpson College, a small liberal arts school a few miles south of Des Moines. During his junior year, he was a participant in the Scandinavian Seminar for Cultural Exchange and spent eight months at the Vastkustens Ungdomsskola on Sweden's west coast. He received his B.A. in 1959 and then continued his studies at Drake University in the Edu.cationa1 College. Duriug the summer of 1960, he bicycled over 1200 miles through central and northern - Europe. His first teaching experience was at Washington High School in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The summer of 1961 was again spent in Europe, where he did independent study on the geography and history of southern European countries. The two years previous to his Peace Corps acceptance, he taught geography and world history in the Des Moines school system. His sweral hobbies include photography, tennis, and reading. He is married to Judy Rizer AUyn, a Peace Corps Trainee.

JUDYRIZER ALLYN 3817 Fi'rst Sueet, Des Moines, Iowa Drake University, B.A. in English, 1%1

Judy Allyn, 23, is a native of Des Moines, Iowa. She attended East High School there from 1954 to 1957. Upon graduation, she enrolled at Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa. After two years, she transferred to Drake University in Des Moines, where she could take electives in art, as well.a.9 continue her work in English, her major field of study. In 1961, she received her B.A. from Drake and soon thereafter was able to go to Europe. She traveled in six countries and then lived in Heidelberg, Germany, for approximately three months,workhg in a German factory. This past year, she has been teaching English to 7th and 8th graders in the Des Moines School system :Reading, painting, and tennis are her favorite means of relaxadon. She is married tn David E . AUyn who is also a Peace Corps Trainee. RICHARD CHARLES ANNINO (Dick) 81 Queen Avenue, West Springfield, Massachusetts University of Massachusetts, B.S. in mathematics, 1962

Richard Annino, 22, was born in Springfield, Massachusetts. His home is in West Springfield, Massachusetts, where he received his high school diploma in 1958. He worked summers at the Strathmore Paper Company in West Sprinfleld, where his father is employed, in order to pay his way through college. He graduated from the University of Massachuseas in 1962 with a B.S. in mathematics. He was elected to the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. In September 1%2, he began work on his M .S. in mathematics at the University of New Hampshire. He has post- poned his work on the M .S. in order to enter the Peace Corps. He was the sports chainnan for his college dormitory for two years, and enjoys Sports of all kinds, especially bowling. He also collects United States stamps.

DAVID SMITH AYRES (Dave) 150 Quincy Avenue, Quincy 69, Massachusetts Williams College, B.A. in physics, 1%1; University of California, M .A. in physics. 1963

David Ayres, 24, was born and spent his childhocd in the Boston area, where he graduated from Quincy High School in 1957. While in high school. he developed a considerable interest in the natural sciences, an interest which led him to specialize in physics during his next four years at Williams College. Teaching assistantships during his undergraduate years at Williams and during the following cwo graduate years at Berkeley interested him in teaching as a career. Administrative responsibilities at the Williams College radio station, study in various of the liberal disciplines at Williams, research work at Brookhaven national laboratories, and contact with International House at Berkeley supplemented his regular courses. In 1963, Dave received his M.A. in physics from the University of California; he hopes to return for his Ph.D. He enjoys such science-related activities as electronics, hi-fl and radio, but is also interested in literature, folk-singing, dancing, hikingand fishing.

RICHARD CHARLES ANNINO (Dick) 81 Queen Avenue, West Springfield, Massachusetts University of Massachusetts, B.S. in mathematics, 1962

Richard Annino, 22, was born in Springfield, Massachusetts . His home is in West Springfield, Massachusetts, where he received his hi& school diploma in 1958. He worked summers at the Strathmore Paper Company in West Springfield, where his father is employed, in order ro pay his way through college. He graduated from the University of Massachuseas in 1962 with a B.S. in mathematics. He was elected to the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. In September 1962, he began work on his M.S. in mathematics at the University of New Hampshire. He has post- poned his work on rhe M .S. in order to mter the Peace Corps. He was the sports chairman for his college dormitory for two years, and enjoys Sports of all kinds, especially bowling. He also collects United Scares stamps.

DAVID SMITH AYRES (Dave) 150 Quincy Avenue, Quincy 69, Massachusetts WLUiams College. B.A. in physics. 1961; University of California, M.A. in physics, 1%3

David Ayres, 24, was born and spent his childhood in the Boston area, where he graduated from Quincy High School in 1957. While in high school, he developed a considerable interest in the natural sciences, an interest which led him to specialize in physics during his next four years at Williams College. Teaching assistantships during his undergraduate years at Williams and during the following two graduate years at Berkeley interested him in teaching as a career. Administrative responsibilities at the Williams College radio station, study in various of the liberal disciplines at Williams, research work at Brookhaven national laboratories, and contact with International House at Berkeley supplemented his regular courses. In 1963, Dave received his M.A. in physics from the University of California; he hopes to return for his Ph.D. He enjoys such science-related activities as electronics, hi-fi and radio, but is also interested in literature, folk-singing, dancing, hikingand fishing. ANNE WINDSOR BEAMAN 3 West Winding Road, Poughkeepsie, New York Skidmore College, B.S. in an. 1963

Anne Beaman was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and after living a short while in Durham, North Carolina, moved to Poughkeepsie. New York, which is still her home. She graduated from Poughkeepsie High School in 1959 and entered Skidmore College, where she majored in art. Her summers have been spent at various jobs, including directing arts and crafts at camps and designing and pahting decorative murals for Wassaic State School. Actively interested in camping, canoeing, rockchbing, and slciing, Anne has spent portions of three summers camping in Canada, the Adirondacks and Maine with the Intercollegiate Outing Club Association.

ROBERT PATRICK BELIHAR (Bob) 640 North 100 Baa, Spanish Fork, Utah Brigham Young University, B.S. in zoology, 1963

Robert Belihar, 22, was born in Santa Monica. California, and moved to Utah at the age of five There he attended elementary school and secondary school, graduating from Spanish Fork High School in 1959. Upon completing high school, he entered Brigham Young University as a pre- medical student, majoring in zoology and minoring in chemistry. In addition to his interests in science, Bob speaks French well and has served four years of apprenticeship in sheet metal work. He enjoys tennis and golf, mountain climbing, hunting, and camping, and is also interested in church activities. He plans to enter meiical school.

ANNE WINDSOR BEAMAN 3 West Winding Road, Poughkeepsie, New York Skidmore College, B.S . in art, 1963

Anne Beaman was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and after living a short while in Durham, North Carolina, moved to Poughkeepsie, New York, which is still her home. She graduated from Poughkeepsie High School in 1959 and entered Skidmore College, where she majored in art. Her summers have been spent at various jobs, including directing arts and crafts at camps and designing and painting decorative murals for Wassaic State School. Actively interested in camping, canoeing, rockclimbing, and skiing. Anne has spent portions of three summers C%npIng in Canada, the Adirondacks and Maine with the Jntercollegiate Outing Club Association.

ROBERT PATRICK BELIHAR (hb) 640 North 100 East. Spanish Fork, Utah Brigham Young University, B.S. in zoology, 1963

Robert Belihar, 22, was born in Santa Monica, California, and moved to Utah at the age of five. ?here he attended elementary school and secondary school, graduating from Spanish Fork High School in 1959. Upon completing high school, he entered Brigham Young University as a pre- medical student, majoring in zoology and minoring in chemistry. In addition m his interests in science, Bob speaks French well and has served four years of apprenticeship in sheet metal work. He enjoys tennis and golf, mountain climbing, hunting, and camping, and is also interested in church activities. He plans to enter medical school. ROBERT CHARLES BENNETT (Bob) 3023 N. W. 63, Seattle 7, Washington Willamette University, B. A. in English literature, 1960; University of Pennsylvania, M .A. in English literature, 1963

Robert Bennett, 24, was born m Seattle, Washington He attended Ballard High School, then went to the Umversity of Washmgton for three semesters In 1957 he transferred to Wlllamette Umversity, at Salem, Oregon, where he was awarded ksB. A. in English. Since September 1960, he has attended the Graduate School of Arts and Sclences of the Uwverslty of Pennsylvania, recelvmg hs M.A. in June 1961, and worlung smce then toward his Ph.D. m Engush hterature. He has tutored foreign studems m English wlule developing tus own language slulls in Sparush, French, and German. Best at tennis, which he has taught, softball, badmmton, and hikmg also interest him He is active in youth and church groups. He has held a variety of part-tune jobs, from shppmg clerk to cave guide, wMe retalnmg hts interest m other outdoor field studles.

BONNIE RANDALL BERGER 1422 Hillcrest Road, Cincinnati 24, Ohio Denison University, B.A. in English, 1962

Bonnie Berger, 22, was born in Philadelphia and for most of her life has hved m communrties m the Madelphia area. She attended Greenwch Hlgh School m Connecticut and graduated from Conestoga High School in Berwyn, Pennsylvama in 1958. After four years at Denlson Unlvers~ty and a B.A. with English as a major, she attended West Chester State College and began work on a certificauon in elementary education. During her semester at West Chester, she became lnterested m the nursery school for mentally retarded cluldren and spent two mornings a week helping the teacher of the class. In May, she married David Berger, also a Peace Corps Tramee For relaxauon, she en~oyscoolung, sewmg, knitting, readmg, and seasonal sports. She IS considennv doing graduate work m special education.

ROBERT CHARLES BENNETT (Bob) 3023 N. W. 63, Seattle 7, Washington Willamette University, B.A. in English literature, 1960; U~versltyof Pennsylvania, M .A. in Enghsh literature, 1963

Robert Bennett. 24, was born in Seattle, Washington. He attended Ballard High School, then went to the University of Washington for three semesters. In 1957 he transferred to Willamette University, at Salem, Oregon, where he was awarded his B. A. in English. Since September 1960, he has attended the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences of the University of Pennsylvania, receiving his M .A. in June 1961, and working since then coward his Ph .D. in English literature. He has tutored foreign students in English while developing his own language skills in Spanish. French, and German. Best at tennis, which he has taught, softball, badminton, and hiking also interest him. He is active in youth and church groups. He has held a variety of part-time jobs, from shipping clerk to cave guide, while retaining his interest in other outdoor field studies.

BONNIE RANDALL BERGER 1422 Hillcrest Road, Cincinnati 24, Ohio Denison University, B.A. in English, 1962

Borne Berger, 22, was born m Phladelphia and for most of her life has llved m communlues in the madelphm area. She attended Greenwch Hlgh School in Connecncut and graduated from Conestoga High School in Berwyn, Pennsylvama m 1958. After four years at Denlson Umversity and a B.A. wlth Enghsh as a malor, she attended West Chester State College and began work on a certification m elementary education. During her semester at West Chester, she became mterested m the nursery school for mentally retarded children and spent two mornlngs a week helping the teacher of the class. In May, she married Davld Berger, also a Peace Corps Tralnee For relaxauon, she erqoys coolang, sewmg, htung, readmg, and seasonal sports. She 1s considerinv domg graduate work m spual educauon JON HEATH BETIS 2912 Floyd Avenue, Richmond 21, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. in industrial engineering, 1962

Jon Betts, 25, was born in Richmond, Virghia, where he graduated from Benedictine High School in 1956. He then enrolled in industrial engineering in Virginia Polytechnic Institute, spending his summers doing construction work. In 1962, he completed his degree in indusnial engineering and joined the York Corporation in York, Pennsylvania, working in industrial design. He is a member of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers. In addition to his engineering interests, he enjoys sports, prticipating in tennis, swimming, and hunting. He hopes to work as a manager for a large firm.

JUDITH MOORE BIGELOW (Judy) 602 Meade Street, Flint, Michigan Colorado State College, B. A. in chemistry, 1963

Judith Bigelow, 22, was born in Flint, Michiganbut spent the first nineteen years of her life In Michigan's upper peninsula, at a summer resort owned by her parents. Upon the death of her father, she and her younger brother assumed full responsibility for managing the resort. After graduating from the Clio Area High School in 1959, she entered Central Michigan University, transferring to Colorado State College at the end of her sophomore year; she graduated in 1963 with a major in chemistry and a minor in mathematics. She is greatly interested in sports and outdoor activities, especially horseback riding. She looks forward to an M .A. degree and to a career in teaching at a junior college. She is married to Ross Bigelow, also a Peace Corps Trainee.

JON HEATH BETIS 2912 Floyd Avenue, Richmond 21, Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. in industrial engineering, 1%2

Jon Betts, 25, was born in Richmond, Virginta, where he graduated from Benedictine High School in 1956. He then enrolled in industrial mgineering in Virginia Polytechnic Institute, spending his summers doing construction work. In 1962, he completed his degree in industrial engineering and joined the York Corporation in York, Pennsylvania, working in industrial design. He is a member of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers. In addition to his engineering interests, he enjoys sports, participating in tennis, swimming, and hunting. He hopes to work as a manager for a large firm.

JUDITH MOORE BIGELOW (Judy) 602 Meade Street, Flint, Michigan Colorado State College, B.A. in chemistry, 1963

Judith Bigelow, 22, was born in Flint, Michiganbut spent the first nineteen years of her life in Michigan's upper peninsula, at a summer resort owned by her parents. Upon the death of her father, she and her younger brother assumed full responsibility for managing the resort. After graduating from the Clio Area High School in 1959, she entered Central Michigan University, transferring to Colorado State College at the end of her sophomore year; she graduated in 1963 with a major in chemistry and a minor in mathematics. She is greatly interested in sports and outdoor activities, especially horseback riding. She looks forward to an M.A. degree and to a career in teaching at a junior college. She is married to Ross Bigelow, also a Peace Corps Trainee. WYLAND LEADBETTER BLANCHARD 317 Oakridge Drive, Rochester 17, New York Amherst College, B.A. in physics, 1963

Wyland Blanchard, 22, was born in Rochester, New York, and Rochester has been his home ever since. Many childhood summers were spent traveling and camping with his family throughout the United States. During the summer of 1958, he was an American Field Service representative to Germany. In 1959, he graduated from Irondequoit High Scbool, where he played tennis, basketball, and football. He received a B.A. from Amherst College, where he majored in physics and was elected to Phi Betta Kappa. He has always been interested in mathematics and mathe- matical puzzles; during high school he also discovered an interest in contemporary developments in religion.

MARGARET RUTH BLUE 419 Noith Third Street West, Mount Vernon, Iowa Cornell college, B.A. in mathematics, 1956

Margaret Blue, 29, was born in Le Mars, Iowa, where her father was a mathematics teacher in a small college. In 1945, the famlly moved to Canton, Missouri, where Margaret attended high school. That year, the family again moved, this time to Mount Vernon, Iowa. Margaret entered Cornell College in Mount Vernon and in 1956 graduated with a major in mathematics. She was elected to Phi Betta Kappa. Since 1956, she has taught undergraduate mathematics at Ohio State University, either full or part-time, at the same time taking graduate courses in mathematics. Her summers have been occupied with a variety of derical jobs. Many quiet evenings are spent knitting, crocheting or sewing; an interest in sports, including biking and hiking, provides more strenuous activity.

WYLANDLEADBETTERBLANCHARD 317 Oakridge Drive, Rochester 17, New York Amherst College, B.A. in physics, 1963

Wyland Blanchard, 22, was born in Rochester, New York, and Rochester has been his home ever since. Many childhood summers were spent traveling and camping with his family throughout the United States. During the summer of 1958, he was an American Field Service representative to Germany. In 1959, he graduated from Irondequoit High School, where he played tennis, basketball, and football. He received a B.A. from Amherst College, where he majored in physics and was elected to Phi Betta Kappa. He has always been interested in mathematics and mathe- matical puzzles; during high school he also discovered an interest In contemporary developments in religion.

MARGARBTRUTHBLUE 419 No* Third Street West, Mount Vernon, Iowa Cornell College, B.A. in mathematics, 1956

Margaret Blue, 29, was born in Le Mars, Iowa, where her father was a mathematics teacher in a small college. In 1945, the family moved to Canton, Missouri, where Margaret attended high school. That year, the family again moved, this time to Mount Vernon, Iowa. Margaret entered Cornell College in Mount Vernon and in 1956 graduated with a major in mathematics. She was elected to Phi Betta Kappa. Since 1956, she has taught undergraduate mathematics at Ohio State University, either full or part-time, at the same time taking graduate courses in mathematics. Her summers have been occupied with a variety of derical jobs. Many quiet evenings are spent knitting, crocheting or sewing; an interest in sports, including biklng and Wg,provides more strenuous activity. MAX HANS BRANDT Portland Road, Saco, Maine Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. in music education, 1963

Max Brandt, 22, who was born in southern Maine,becarne closely acquainted with farming and forestry. He also became very fond of outdoor work and sports, and throughout high sch4 competed in track and cross-country meets. Upon graduating from Thorton Academy in 1959, he received the senior award. During his last year in high school, he started to study music seriously; when he entered Gorharn State Teachers College in 1959, he decided to make music education his major field. Six of his summers were spent working at a resort to defray Nition expenses; in the summer of 1961, he attended Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart in Purchase, New York. Here he studied liturgical music, working for the director of the Pius X Music School to help pay for room and board. Always interested in foreign lands and languages, he hosteled through fifteen European counuies during the summer of 1962, living with European families. He has since given many slide lectures on his trip, and these have also helped pay college expenses. During his senior year in college, he was a student teacher for eighteen weeks and full-time proctor in the men's dormitory; upon graduation in June, 1963, he received the annual senior award. He plans either to go into musical educaUon or diplomatic service.

CHARLES JEROME BRIODY, I11 9 Summerset Drive, Smithtown, Long Island, New York St. John's University, B.A. in classical languages, 1963

Charles Briody, 21 was born and reared in Smithtown. Long Island. He graduated from Seton Hall in Patchogue in 1959. At Saint John's University, Jamaica, he continued his study of Latin, and chose classical languages for his major subject. He received his B.A. in classical language from that university in June of this year. The humanities constitute his outside interests as well. for he is an amateur poet and a student of comparative religion. Swimming is his favorite.;sport. and the one in which he is most competent. He intends to prepare for university teaching;& continuing his study of Latin and Greek literature at Columbia University in New York City aftei completing his Peace Corps service.

MAX HANS BRANDT Portland Road, Saco, Maine Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. in music education, 1%3

Max Brandt, 22, who was born in southern Maine,became closely acquainted with farming and forestry. He also became very fond of outdoor work and sports, and throughout high schoo; competed in track and cross-country meets. Upon graduating from Zhorton Academy in 1959, he received the senior award. During his last year in high school, he started to study music seriously; when he entered Gorham State Teachers College in 1959, he decided to make music education his major field. Six of his summers were spent working at a resort to defray tuition expenses; in the summer of 1961, he attended Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart in Purchase, New York. Here he studied liturgical music, working for the director of the Pius X Music School to help py for room and board. Always interested in foreign lands and languages, he hosteled through fifteen European couutries during the summer of 1962, living with European families. He has since given many slide lectures on his trip, and these have also helped pay college expenses. During his senior year In college, he was a student teacher for eighteen weeks and full-time proctor in the men's dormitory; upon graduation in June, 1963, he received the annual senior award. He plans either to go into musical education or diplomatic service.

CHARLES JEROME BRIODY, Ill 9 Summerset Drive, Smithtown, Long Island, New York St. John's University, B.A. in classical languages, 1%3

Charles Briody , 2 1 was born and reared in Smithtown, Long Island. He graduated from Seton Hall in Patchogue In 1959. At Saint John's University, Jamaica, he continued his study of Latin, and chose classicaI languages for his major subject. He received his B.A. in classical language from that university in June of this year. The humanities constitute his outside interests as well, for he is an amateur poet and a student of comparative religion. Swimming is his favorite.,sport. and the one in which he is most competent. He intends to prepare for university teaching.& continuing his study of Latin and Greek literature at Columbia University in New York City completing his Peace Corps service. BRENDA ACERBI BROWN 1226 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, California San Francisco College for Wom'en, B.A. in social studies, 1961; Stanford University, M .A. \. in social studies, 1962 Brenda Brown, 23, was born in San Mateo, California and moved to San Francisco when she was three. She attended high school at Saint Rose and continued her studies at San Francisco College Ti- for Women. During college, Brenda was active in many extracurricular activities which ranged from being an actress, a member of the stage crew, and a volleyball and tennis player, to parriciption in the International Relatiuns and Italian Clubs, religious groups, discussion groups, and student govemment . She received her M .A. in education from Stanford in 1962. During the academic year 1962-1963, she taught Russian history, geography, and English at Clayton Valley High School in Concord, California. She was also assistant director of drama productions, sponsor of Junior Statesmen of America, and advisor to high schaol Campfire Girls. At the end of ehe school year, she married Donal Brown, and together they went to New York for Peace Corps training. She intends to be a high school teacher.

DONAL FLINN BROWN @on) 1226 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, California Stanford University. B.A. in United States history. 1960

Donal Brown, 24, was born in Palo Alto, California. He lived in Palo Alto for most of his life and went to both high school and college in the vicinity. Aft- his graduation from Stanford University in 1960, he went to the University of California where he received a General Second- ary Credential. At Stanford, he became interested in English too late to major in ir, but after receiving his teaching credential, he was hired as a summer English teacher at the Experiment in International Living and traveled to Poland. Ihe next year he returned to teaching, applied to the Peace Corps, and at the end of the year married Brenda Marie Acerbi. He is interested in cultural srudies, foreign and domestic, and almost all athletics. He intends to become an English teacher.

BRENDA ACERBI BROWN 1226 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, California San Francisco College for Wom'en, B.A. in social studies, 1961; Stanford University, M.A. in social studies, 1962

Brenda Brown, 23, was born in San Mateo, California and moved to San Francisco when she was three. She attended high school at Saint Rose and continued her studies at San Francisco College for Women. During college, Brenda was active in many extracurricular activities which ranged from being an actress, a member of the stage crew, and a volleyball and tennis player, to participation in the International Relations and Italian Clubs, religious groups, discussion groups, and student government. She received her M .A. in education from Stanford in 1962. During the academic year 1962-1963, she taught Russian history, geography, and English at Clayton Valley High School in Concord, California. She was also assistant director of drama productions, sponsor of Junior Statesmen of America, and advisor to high schaol Campfire Girls. At the end of the school year, she married Donal Brown, and together they went to New York for Peace Corps tralntng. She intends to be a high school teacher.

DONAL FLINN BROWN @on) 1226 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, California Stanford University, B .A. in United Staces history, 1960

Donal Brown, 24, was born in Palo Alto, California. He lived in Palo Alto for most of his life and went to both high school and college in the vicinity. After his graduation from Stanford University in 1960, he went to the University of California where he received a General Second- ary Credential. At Stanford, he became interested In English too late to major in it, but after receiving his teaching credential, he was hired as a summer English teacher at the Experiment in International Living and traveled to Poland, The next year he returned to teaching, applied to the Peace Corps, and at the end of the year married Brenda Marie Acerbi. He is interested in cultural studies, foreign and domestic, and almost all athletics. He ineends to become an English teacher. MARY PATTERSON CASEY 2124 Independence, Waterloo, Iowa Missouri University, B.S. in education, 1936

Mary Casey, 50, was born in Joplin, Missouri. She attended the Joplin schools and then graduated from the University of Missouri in 1937. She married Orman W. Casey and in 1939 her son was born. In 1940, her husband, who was a lieutenant in the U.S. Army reserve, went to the Philappines. During the war, she and her son lived with her parents. In 1945, after receiving news that her husband had been lost on a Japanese prisoner of war ship, she bought a house, began teaching school and making a home for her son. When he was in college, she adopted a 15-year old girl who was one of her students. When the children were no longer dependent upon her, she left teaching and began travehrg all over the United States in a 21-foot travel trailer which she hauled with her station wagon. This spring, deciding to make herself useful again, she volunteered for the Peace Corps.

CONSTANCE MAY CHAFFEE (Comie) 759 Sunview Street, Eugene, Oregon University of Oregon, B.A. in French. 1963

Constance Chaffee. 22, was born in Eugene, Oregon, and lived there until her early teens, when she moved to California. While in Sunnyvale. California, she began her freshman year in high school, and started her study of foreign languages. At the end of her freshman year, she and her family moved back to hahome town, Eugene, Oregon. There she completed high school, and in the fall of 1959 began her studies at the University of Oregon in Eugene. Her primary interest continued to be foreign languages, in particular French and German, and she was elected to Pi Delta Phi, the French Honorary Society. She received her B.A. in June, 1963. Foreign languages and the people who speak them remain her special concern, and she wishes to become a language teacher on the high school level.

MARY PATTERSON CASEY 2124 Independence, Waterloo, Iowa Missouri University, B.S. in education, 1936

Mary Casey, 50, was born in Joplin, Missouri. She attended the Joplin schools and then graduated from the University of Missowi in 1937. She married Orman W. Casey and in 1939 her son was born. In 1940, her husband, who was a lieutenant In the U.S. Army reserve, went to the Philappines. During the war, she and her son lived with her parents. In 1945, afte~ receiving news that her husband had been lost on a Japanese prisoner of war ship, she bought a house, began teaching school and making a home for her son. When he was in college, she adopted a 15-year old girl who was one of her students. When the children were no longer dependent upon her, she left teaching and began traveling all over the United States in a 21-foot travel trailer which she hauled with her station wagon. ?his spring, deciding to make herself useful again, she volunteered for the Peace Corps.

CONSTANCE MAY CHAFFEE (Connie) 759 Sunview Street, Eugene, Oregon University of Oregon. B.A. in French, 1%3

Constance Chaffee, 22, was born in Eugene, Oregon, and lived there until he^ early teens, when she moved to California. While in Sunnyvale. California, she began her freshman year in high school, and started her study of foreign languages. At the end of her freshman year, she and her family moved back to her home town, Eugene, Oregon. There she completed high school. and in the fall of 1959 began her studies at the University of Oregon in Eugene. Her primary interest continued to be foreign languages, in particular French and German, and she was elected to Pi Delta Phi, the French Honorary Society. She received her B.A. in June, 1963. Foreign languages and the people who speak them remain her special concern, and she wishes to become a language teacher on the high school level. ELSIE JOHNSON CLITHEROE Mount Pleasant, Utah University of Nebraska, B.A. in German and education, 1918

Elsie Clifheroe, 71, was born in a mlning camp on the outskirts of Des Moines, Iowa. Her parents were immigrants, and as a child she learned German and Swedish as well as English. After she graduated from high school in Des Momes, the family moved to western Nebraska. Teachers were scarce, and she easily obtained a position in spite of having only a high school education. After teaching for six years, she entered the University of Nebraska, graduating with Phi Beta Kappa honors in 1918. Immediately she began to teach again, continuing to read avidly weqthlng she could lay her hands on, and studying typewriting and shorthand on the side. In 1929 she went to Wasatch Academy, Mt. Pleasant, Utah as a Latin teacher, and in 1930 she married Harry Clitheroe, a native of England. She continued to work at Wasatch Academy until she reached retirement age in 1957. Since then, she has taught as a "volunteer, " and duriag the past two years, has studied Spanish. She reads a great deal, and continues her love of gardening and flowers. She also sews, embroiders, and hikes in'the mountains.

ROBERT JOHN COLEMAN (Bob) 401 C Street, LaPorte, Indiana Catholic University, B. A. in philosophy and theology, 1956; Catholic University, M .A. in philosophy and theology, 1957

Robert Coleman, 29, was born in LaPorte, Indiana. At fourteen, he began studying for the priesEhood at Our Lady of the Lake Seminary, Syracuse, Indiana. At the Seminary, he was active in student government and the dramatics club, and wrote for the school paper and the yearbook. He took his major seminary training at the Catholic University of America, Washing- ton, D.C., where he received a B.A. in 1956 and an M.A. in 1957 in theology and philosophy. He then studied theology for two years. In 1959, he left the seminary and enrolled at Indiana University as a physics major. He received an Indiana teaching certificate in physics and mathematics in January, 1962, taught in Gary, Indiana until May, 1962, and then went to Rensselaer. Indiana to teach for the 1962- 1963 school year. His main hobby is modern English literature. He plans to continue teaching physics.

ELSIE JOHNSON CLITHEROE Mount Pleasant, Utah University of Nebraska, B.A. in German and education, 1918

Elsie Clitheroe, 71, was born in a mining camp on the outskirts of Des Moines, Iowa. Her parents were immigrants, and as a chIld she learned German and Swedish as well as English. After she graduated from high school 'in Des Momes, the family moved to western Nebraska. Teachers were scarce, and she easily obtained a position in spite of having only a high school education. After teaching for six years, she entered the University of Nebraska, graduating with Phi Beta Kappa honors in 1918. Immediately she began to teach again, continuing to read avidly everything she could lay her hands on, and studying typewriting and shorthand on the side. In 1929 she went to Wasatch Academy, Mr. Pleasant, Utah as a Latin teacher, and in 1930 she married Harry Clirheroe, a native of England. She continued to work at Wasatch Academy until she reached retirement age in 1957. Since then, she has taught as a "volunteer, " and during the past two years, has studied Spanish. She reads a great deal, and continues her love of gardening and flowers. She also sews, embroiders, and hikes in'the mountains.

ROBERT JOHN COLEMAN (Bob) 401 C Street, LaPorte, Indiana Catholic University, B. A. in philosophy and theology, 1956; Catholic University, M .A. in phUoso@~yand theology, 1957

Robert Coleman, 29, was born in LaPorte, Indiana. At fourteen, he began studying for the priesthood at Our Lady of the Lake Seminary, Syracuse, Indiana. At the Seminary, he was active in student government and the dramatics dub, and wrote for the school paper and the yearbook. He wok his major seminary training at the Catholic University of America, Washing- ton, D.C., where he received a B.A . in 1956 and an M. A. in 1957 in theology and philosophy. He then sNdied theology for two years. In 1959, he left the seminary and enrolled at Indiana University as a physics major. He received an Indiana teaching certificate in physics and mathematics in January, 1962, taught in Gary, Indiana until May, 1962, and then went to Rensselaer. Indiana to teach for the 1962-1963 school year. His main hobby is modem E&ish literature. He plans to condnue teaching physics. MICHAEL ADAM HRYHORYSZYN (Mike) 2078 St. Clair Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota St. Thomas College, B.A. in'English, 1962; Harvard University, M.A. in English, 1963

Michael Hryhoryszyn, 23, was born in St. Paul, Minnesota. In that city, he attended Cretln Military Academy through his junior year in high school. He then entered Nazareth Hall Preparatory Seminary where he completed high school and one semester of college work. In June of 1962 he was awarded an A .B. degree in English by St. Thomas College in St. Paul, and in June of 1963, he received an M .A. from Harvard University, also in English. He spent the

summer. ~ . of 1958 travelins in Eurow. and he has hit&-hiked extensively in the United States and Canada. He has participated in tkk, swimming, and hockey, and he enjoys tennis and softtall; but his interests have been chiefly focused upon the arts. He plans to continue his graduate study and make a profession of college -teaching.

JOSEPH ANTHONY HUNT (Tony) 5060 City Line Avenue, Philadelphia 31. Pennsylvania St. Joseph's College, B.S. in English and American literature, 1%0

Ioseph Hunt, 25, completed both high school and college in his native Philadelphia. He put himself through St. Joseph's College, graduating with a B.S . degree in June of 1960. Majoring in English and American literature in college, he continued work in these fields on the graduate level at the University of Hawaii from 1%0 to 1963. While studying in Hawaii, Tony also helped form a parcel delivery service, and he worked as manager. bookkeeper, and delivery boy in this enterprise. He enjoys all sports, especially basketball, writes poeuy, and listens to all Wnds of music. Teaching and the foreign service are the career possibilities which interest him.

MICHAEL ADAM HRYHORYSZYN (Mike) 2078 St. Clair Avenue, St. Paul. Minnesota St. Thomas College, B.A. in.Engllsh, 1962; Hanard University, M .A. in English, 1963

Michael Hryhoryszyn, 23, was born in St. Paul, Minnesota. In that city, he attended Cretin Military Academy through his junior year in high school. He then entered Nazareth Hall Preparatory Seminary where he completed high school and one semester of college work. In June of 1962 he was awarded an A.B. degree in English by St. Thomas College in St. Paul, and in June of 1963, he received an M.A. from Hanard University, also in English. He spent the summer of 1958 traveling in Europe, and he has hitch-hiked extensively in the United States and Canada. He has participated in track, swimming, and hockey, and he enjoys tennis and softball; but his interests have been chiefly focused upon the arts. He plans to continue his graduate study and make a profession of college teaching.

JOSEPH ANTHONY HUNT (Tony) 5060 City Line Avenue, Phikdelphia 31, Pennsylvania St. Joseph's College, B.S. in English and American literature, 1960

Ioseph Hunt, 25, completed both high school and college in his native Philadelphia. He put himself through St. Joseph's College, graduating with a B.S. degree in June of 1%0. Majoring in English and American literature in college, he continued work in these fields on the graduate level at the University of Hawaii from 1%0 to 1963. While studying in Hawaii, Tony also helped form a prcel delivery service, and he worked as manager, bookkeeper, and delivery boy in this enterprise. He enjoys all spoas, especially basketball, writes poetry, and listens to all kinds of music. Teaching and the foreign service are the career possibilities which interest him.

IT' JOANNE LEE JENSON 00) P.O. Box 309, Faulkton, South Dakota Dakota Wesleyaa University, B.A. in biology, 1962

JoAnne Jenson, 22, was born and reared in small communities in South Dakota. She graduated from high school in 1958 and from Wesleyan University four year later, majoring in biology, with minors in mathematics and education. Listed in Who's Who in American Colleges aad Universities for her participation in student government, she was also an editor of the college newspaper and a member of the a capella choir with whtch she traveled extensively throughout the United States. Her summer work experience includes clerking in a drug store and working in a resort hotel. In 1962-1%3, she tau&t mathematics and sdence in Willdnson Junlor High School, Madison Heights, Michigan. She enjoys spectator sports and slding, music and reading. She is interested in graduate work in biology and in further teaching.

ANGELA KMGHT JOHNSON 1707 Church Street, Wilminmn, North Carolina Wake Forest College, B.A. in French, 1962

Angela Johnson, 22, was born in Snow Camp, North Carolina, and lived in the rural south until the fifth grade when her family moved to Wilmington, where she subsequently attended high school. She graduated from Wake Forest College in 1%2 with an A.B. in French and minors in English and history. She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Following graduation, she continued her studies in French at Middlebury College and New York University. Her work experience includes service as a waitress, secretary, language laboratory assistant, and biology laboratory assistant; she has also had theatrical experiences in summer stock. In the swnmer of 1960, she traveled in France with the Experiment in International Living. She enjoys reading, golf. music, and dancing. She plans to teach at the college or high school level.

JOANNE LEE JENSON Uo) P.O. Box 309, Faulkton, South Dakota Dakota Wesleyan University, B.A. in biology, 1962

JoAnne Jason, 22, was born and reared in small communities in South Dakota. She graduated from high school in 1958 and from Wesleyan University four year later, majoring in biology, with minors in mathematics and education. Listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities for her parrtciption in student government, she was also an editor of the college newspaper and a member of the a capella choir with which she traveled extensively throughout the United States. Her summer work experience includes clerkhg in a drug store and working in a resort hotel. In 1962-1963, she taught mathematics and science in WUson Junior High School, Madison Heights, Michigan. She enjoys spectator sports and skLLng, music and reading. She is interested in graduate work in biology and in further teaching.

ANGELA KNIGHT JOHNSON 1707 Church Street, WLlmington, North Carolina Wake Forest College, B.A. in French, 1962

Angela Johnson, 22, was born in Snow Camp, Nonh Carolina, and lived in the rural south until the fifth grade when her family moved to Wilmington, where she subsequently attended high school. She graduated from Wake Forest College in 1%2 with an A.B. in French and minors in English and history. She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Following graduation, she continued her studies in French at Middlebury College and New York University. Her work experience includes service as a waitress, secretary, language laboratory assistant, and biology laboratory assistant; she has also had theatrical experiences in summer stock. In the summer of 1960, she traveled in France with the Experiment in International Living. She enjoys reading, golf. music, and dancing. She plans to teach at the college or high school level. LONNIE DARNELL COPE 3125 Oregon Street, Eureka, California Humboldt State College, B.S. in physics, 1962

Lonnie Cope, 22, was born in Napa. California. His family later moved to Eureka, California, a small seaport and lumbering town. He is a 1957 graduate of the local high school, and in 1962 received a B.S. in physics from the nearby Humboldt State College. Living and working in a small nonscientific community has given him a wide variety of work experiences as well as the acquaintance of many different kinds Of people. An early interest in teaching was aroused by correcting papers for a professor as an undergraduate. He held the job for a second year, and in the rhird year taught lower division laboratory courses. He then started graduate studies at Pennsylvania State University, and continued to teach, this time as a graduate assistant. He plans to teach math and physics on a college level. His hobbies include walking, sailboating, fishing. amateur radio, and electronics.

CARLTON CRANMER COREY (Carl) 1315 Woodside Parkway, Silver Spring, Maryland University of Rochester, B.A. in psychology, 1960; Michigan State University. M.A. in special education for the blind, 1963

LONNIE DARNELL COPE 3125 Oregon Street, Eureka, California Humboldt State College, B.S. in physics, 1962

Lonnie Cope, 22, was born in Nap, California. His family later moved to Eureka, California, a small seaport and lumbering town. He is a 1957 graduate of the local high school, and in 1%2 received a B.S. in physics from the nearby Humboldt State College. Living and working in a small nonscientific community has given him a wide variety of work experiences as well as the acquaintance of many different kinds of people. An early interest in teaching was aroused by correcting papers for a professor as an undergraduate. He held the job for a second year, and in the third year taught lower division laboratory courses. He then started graduate studies at Pennsylvania State University, and continued to teach, this time as a graduate assistant. He plans to teach math and physics on a college level. His hobbies include walking, sailboatihg, fishing, amateur radio, and electronics.

CARLTON CRANMER COREY (Carl) 1315 Wocdside Parkway, Silver Spring, Maryland University of Rochester, B. A. in psychology, 1960; Michigan State University, M. A. in special education for the blind, 1963

Carlton Corey, 24, was born in Washington, D.C. and lived in suburban Maryland for 18 years. He attended the University of Rochester and majored in psychology with minors in general science and biology. After graduation, he spent one year at home working and going to school at George Washington University. He then went to Michigan State University and has just completed his M .A. in special education for the visually handicapped. During the summer of 1955, he went to Finland with the American Field Service. During the past few summers, he has worked as a life guard and manager at several community swimming pools in suburban Maryland. He has also had farming experience. His hobbies are swimming, camping, skiing, and other outdoor sports. He hopes to remain in the field of educadon either as a teacher or as an administrator. THOMAS MORE CRACRAFT (Tom) 3625 maisdell Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota University of Minnesota, B.A . in mathematics, 1963 Thomas Cracraft, 22, was born and has spent most of his life in Minneapolis, Minnesota. From 1954 to 1958, he attended De La Salle High School in Minneapolis, a Catholic boy's school. In 1958, he entered St. Thomas College, a rather small, private school in St. Paul. In 1959, he transferred to the University of Minnesota because of its larger mathematics department. In 1%1, he left school for a year and entered the Marine Corps. In the course of his tour of duty he has had a chance to see most of the United States, as well as portions of Canada. In addition, he was in Havana during the Cuban revolution. In 1962, he returned to Minnesota, and in 1963 received a B.A. in mathematics. He is interested in mechanics, sports of all kinds, music and dramatics. He would like to enter the Foreign Service.

FLORENCECHARDDACEY 5471 Kings Highway, St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis University, B.S. in English, 1%3

Florence Dacey, 21, was born in Grayslake, Illinois. She attended Grayslake High School where she was accompanist for the glee club and editor of the school newspaper. She was also organist in her church and active in the 4H Home Economics Club in which she served as junior leader, participating in local and state events. In 1959, she entered St. Louis University in Missouri where she majored in English and attended honors courses in philosophy and literature. She continued her early interests by doing feature writing for the University News, joining the University Chorale and being active in jazz-poetry presentations. She also became an amateur guitarist aud folk singer. During the summers of 1961 and 1962, she directed a local recreation program which emphasized arts and crafts and physical exercise. In June of 1963, she received her B.S. and married PhLUp Dacey.

THOMAS MORE CRACRAFT (Tom) 3625 maisdell Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota University of Minnesota, B.A. in mathematics, 1963

Thomas Cracraft, 22, was born and has spent most of his life in Minneapolis, Minnesota. From 1954 to 1958, he attended De La Salle High School in Minneapolis, a Catholic boy's school. In 1958, he entered St. Thomas College, a rather small, private school in St. Paul. In 1959, he transferred to the University of Minnesota because of its larger mathematics department. In 1961, he left school for a year and entered the Marine Corps. In the course of his tour of duty he has had a chance to see most of the United States, as well as portions of Canada. In addition, he was in Havana during me Cuban revolution. In 1962, he returned to Minnesota, and in 1963 received a B.A. in ~nathematics. He is interested in mechanics, sports of all kinds, music and dramatics. He would Uke to enter the Foreign Service.

FLORENCECHARDDACEY 5471 Kings Highway, St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis University, B.S. in English, 1963

Florence Dacey, 21, was born in Grayslake, Illinois. She attended Grayslake High School where she was accompanist for the glee club and editor of the school newspaper. She was also organist in her church and active in the 4H Home Economics Club in which she served as junior leader, participating in local and state events. In 1959, she entered St. Louis University in Missouri where she majored in English and attended honors courses in philosophy and literature. She continued her early interests by doing feature writing for the University News, joining the University Chorale and being active in jazz-poetry presentations. She also became an amateur guitarist and folk singer. During the summers of 1%1 and 1962, she directed a local recreation program which emphasized arts and crafts and physical exercise. In June of 1963, she received her B.S. and married PhUp Dacey . ALLAN LESLIE DAVIS (Dave) (no permanent address) Colorado State College, B.A. in mathematics and foreign languages, 1962

Allan Davis, 25, grew up in a small Colorado town. Merhe graduated from high school in Greeley, Colorado, he spent three semesters at the University of Colorado sh~dyingengineering. After that, he spent two years in the army, serving as a radio-teletype operator in the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Lewis, Washington. When he finished the service, he attended Colorado State College, graduating in 1962 with a B. A. and a teacher's certificate. His fields of study were math and foreign languages. During his sophomore year at wllege he met and married his, wife, Lynda Bowen. After college he and his wife spent five months traveling in westem Europe. When they returned home, he worked as a cost estimator for American Brake Shoe Foundry in Denver. His hobbies include reading, hiking, and swimming.

LYNDA BOWEN DAVIS (no permanent address) Colorado State College, B.A. in foreign languages, 1962

Lynda Davis, 22, was born in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and graduated fIun Steamboat Springs High School. Her father is a pharmacist, so her first work experience was as a soda jerk. She attended Cottey College in Nevada, Missouri for the academic year 1958-1959. From 1959 to 1962 she attended Colorado State College in Greeley. Colorado where she majored in French and Spanish, and minored in world hisrory, graduating with a B.A. and a teaching certificate in June, 1962. In 1960, she married Allan Davis who also is a Peace Corps Trainee for the Nigerian VII project. After graduation from College, she and her husband went to Europe and spent about five months traveling. Her hobbies include hiking, listening to music, informal discussions, reading and more reading. As a beginning teacher, she decided to join the Peace Corps because of the tremendous challenge it offers.

ALLAN LESLIE DAVIS (Dave) (no permanent address) Colorado State College, B.A. in mathematics and foreign languages, 1962

Allan Davis, 25, grew up in a small Colorado town. After he graduated from high school in Greeley, Colorado, he spent three semesters at the University of Colorado studying engineering. After that, he spent two years in the army, serving as a radio-teletype operator in the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Lewis, Washington. When he finished the service, he attended Colorado State College, graduating in 1962 with a B.A. and a teacher's certificate. His fields of study were math and foreign languages. During his sophomore year at wllege he met and married his. wife, Lynda Bowen. After college he and his wife spent five months traveling in western Eurcpe. When they returned home, he worked as a cost esdmatot for American Brake Shoe Foundry in Denver. His hobbies include reading, Wing, and swimming.

LYNDA BOWEN DAVIS (no permanent address) Colorado State College, B.A. in foreign languages, 1%2

Lynda Davis, 22, was born in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and graduated from Steamboat Springs High School. Her father is a pharmacist, M, her first work experience was as a soda jerk. She attended Cottey College in Nevada, Missouri for the academic year 1958-1959. From 1959 to 1962 she attended Colorado Sate College in Greeley, Colorado where she majored in French and Spanish, and minored in world history, graduating with a B.A. and a teaching certificate in June, 1962. In 1960, she married Allan Davis who also is a Peace Corps Trainee for the Nigerian VII project. After graduation hom College, she and her husband went to Europe and spent about five months traveling. Her hobbies include hiking, listening to music, informal discussions, reading and more reading. As a beginning teacher, she decided to join the Peace Corps because of the tremendous challenge it offers. JANET MARIE DRIGGS (Ian) Brown Heights, Route #1, Cambridge, Ohio Muskingum College, B.A. in history and political science, 1962; Oberlin College, M.A.T. in history and education. 1963

Janet Driggs, 22, was born on a small farm in Cambridge, Ohio. She attended a one-room country school during the elementary grades and graduated from Cambridge High School. ming these years, she participated in 4H work. In high school, she became interested in the ecumenical movement and served as the Ohio President of the United Christian Youth Movement sponsored by the Nadonal Council of Churches. Between 1955 and 1958, she attended Muskingum College, concentrating on the histo~yand politics of the newly developing areas. This interest was stimulated even further by participating in the summer of 1960 in the Crossroads Africa Project to the Ivory Coast. During the fall of 1961, she mended American University in Washington D. C. under a special honors program in American government. hving 1962-1963, she studted at Oberlin College and received her Master of Arts in Teaching; her semester of internship was completed at Addison Junior High School in the her-city of Cleveland, Ohio. Besides regular social studies classes, she dld half-day experimental teaching in transition classes for under- skilled boys. Her major hobbies are sewing, cooking, drama, and story-telling to children.

KENNETH AUGUST DUEPPEN (Ken) 7343 Loma Verde Avenue, Canop Park, California University of Wisconsin, B. A. in journalism, 1950

Kenneth Dueppen, 35, was born in Madison, Wisconsin. Since his father operated a small truck farm, he spent most of his summers working on the farm. He attended a country school through the eighth grade and graduated from West High in Madison, in 1945. In June of that year, he joined the Coast Guard and was assigned to the' pyoffice at Ellis Island, New York. In 1946, he attended the University of Wisconsin and graduated in 1950 with a B.A. in journalism. In 1950, he was drafted into the Army; he spent one year at Fort Sill, Oklahoma as an instructor in the I & E Program. Later, he spent time with the P.1 .O. of the 43rd Division in Germany. He attended U .C.L.A. from 1953 to 1955 where he worked for his teaching credential. From 1955 to 1963, he taught Engllsh, journalism, social studies, remedial reading, and graphic arts in the secondary schools of Los Angeles. He spent his summers from 1953 to 1960 as a camp counselor in Arizona, and from 1960 to 1963, he attended summer and evening classes at Loyola University toward his M.A. in English. He qoys fishing, camping, golf, tennis, and swimming.

J WET MARIE DRIGGS aan) Brown Heights, Route #1, Cambridge, Ohio Muskingum College, B. A. in history and political science, 1962; Oberlin College, M,A .T. in history and education, 1963

Janet Driggs, 22, was born on a small farm in Cambridge, Ohio. She attended a one-room country school during the elementary grades and graduated kom Cambridge High School. me these years, she participated in 4H work. In high school, she became interested in the ecumenical movement and served as the Ohio President of the United Christian Youth Movement sponsored by the National Council of Churches. Between 1955 and 1958, she attended Muskingum College, concentrating on the history and politics of the newly developing areas. This interest was stimulated even further by participating in the summer of 1960 in the Crossroads Africa ProJect to the Ivory Coast. During the fall of 1%1, she attended American University in Washfngton D .C . under a special homrs program in American goVenIInent. During 1962-1963, she studied at Oberlin College and received her Master of Arts in Teaching; her semester of internship was completed at Addison Junior High School in the her-city of Cleveland, Ohio. Besides regular social studies classes, she did half-day experimental teaching in transition classes for under- skilled boys. Her major hobbies are sewing, cooking, drama, and story-telling to children.

KENNETH AUGUST DUEPPEN (Ken) 7343 Loma Verde Avenue, Canoga Park, California University of Wisconsin, B. A. in journalism, 1950

Kenneth Dueppen, 35, was born in Madison, Wisconsin. Since his father operated a small truck farm, be spent most of his aunmers working on the fann . He attended a country school through the eighth grade and graduated from West High in Madison, in 1945. In June of that year, he joined the Coast Guard and was assigned to che'py offlce at Ellis Island, New York. In 1946, he attended the University of Wisconsin and graduated in 1950 with a B.A. in journalism. In 1950, he was drafted into the Army; he spent me year at Fort Sill, Oklahoma as an instructor in the I E Program. Later, he spent time with the P.I.O. of the 43rd Division in Germany. He attended U.C.L.A. from 1953 to 1955 where he worked for his teaching credential. From 1955 m 1963, he taught English, journalism, social studies, remedial reading, and graphic arts in the secondaly schools of Los Angeles. He spat his summers from 1953 to 1960 as a camp counselor in Arizona, and kom 1960 to 1963, he attended summer and evening classes at Loyola University toward his M.A. in English. He enjoys fishing, camping, golf, tennis, and swimming. AVIS JEAN EISENMAN Box 325, Tehachapi, California University of California, B.A. in fleld biology, 1963

Avis Eisenman, 22, was born in Mojave, California. She was raised on a ranch in central California and graduated from Tehachapi Higb School in 1958. In high school, she participated In both academic and extracurricular activities, graduating as valedictorian of her class. She went to Pasadena College for two years, then transferred to the University of C~Uforniaat Santa Barbara, graduating from the latter institudondn 1963 with a B.A. In biology. Raised on a ranch, she has'had opportunides to handle both animals and machinery. She has also acquired experience asa waitress, cashier, and assistant supervisor of women -dents. Her special interests are natural sciences, physical anthropology, and athletics. She intends to study for an M.A. in anthropology and then teach in a secondary school. She also enjoys reading, searing, Mking, and sailiug.

HARVEY JAY ELLIOTT (Harv)

225 Charlotte Street, Centreville, Michigan Michigan State University, B.S. in physical science, 1963

Harvey Elliott, 21, was born in Constantine, a small town in Southwestern Michigan. His father is an extension employee of Michigan State University and consequently, the family has lived in many towns in western Michigan. In 1959, he graduated from Cenueville High School and enrolled at Michigan State in a science program featuring chemistry, physics, mathematics, and business courses in the last year. He graduated with honors and was, in addition, active in many student organizations wNe in college. The summers Meen school provided the time to travel through the United States and work in many different places. Although free time has always been at a premium, he enjoys water and snow skiing. He plans to go into business.

AVIS JEAN EISENMAN Box 325, Tehachapi, California University of California, B.A. in fleld biology, 1963

Avis Eisemnan, 22, was born in Mojave, California. She was raised on a ranch in central California and graduated from Tehachapi High School in 1958. In high school, she participated in both academic and extracurricular activities, graduating as valedictorian of her class. She went to Pasadena College for two years, then transfared to the University of California at Santa Barbara, graduating fmm the latter institution4n 1%3 with a B.A. in biology. Raised on a ranch, she has-had opportunities to handle both animals and machinery. She has also acquired experience as a waitress, cashier, and assistant supervisor of women smdents. Her special interests are natural sciences, physical anthropology, and athlettcs. She inrends to study for an M .A. in anthropology and then teach in a secoxldary school. She also enjoys reading, sewing, hiking, and satling.

HARVEY JAY ELLIOTT (Harv)

225 Charlotte Street, Centreville, Michigan Michigan State University, B.S. in physical science, 1963

Harvey Elliott, 21, was born in Constanrine, a small town in Southwestern Michigan. His father is an extension employee of Michigan State University and consequently, the family has lived in many towns in western Michigan. In 1959, he graduated from CentreviUe Iiigb School and enrolled at Michigan State in a science program featuring chemistry, physics, mathemadcs, and business courses in the last year. He graduated with honors and was, in addition, active in many student organizations while in college. The summers between school provided the time to travel through the United States and work in many different places. Although free time has always been at a premium, he enjoys water and mow skiing. He plans to go into business. ARLINE COX FAUST (Carol) 15014 Joanne Avenue; Sunnyvale, California San Jose State College, A.B. in music, 1958; San Jose State College, M.A. in music, 1962

Carol Faust, 26, was born in Paxton, Illinois. She moved to California when she was one and has lived there since. Her educational training was at San Jose State College where she majored in violhi and harp and minored in speech and drama. While in school, she was active in Wesley Foundation and Mu Phi Epsilon. She contirmed with graduate work and received her M.A. degree in June, 1962. During her college days, she found time to teach private music lessons and work actively in the program of the Alum Rock Methodist Church. She also played violin, viola, and harp in the college symphony, the San Jose Civic Symphony, and the Santa Clara Philharmonic. She has been teaching choral and string music and English at Sunnyvale Ugh School since 1959. Her work there has involved the oroduction of musical shows as well as concerts. Her hobbies include music, drama, reading, 'cooking, and crocheting. Shemintendsto continue teaching although possibly on the college level. She has been married to Malcolm Faust since 1961.

MALCOLM HOWARD FAUST 15014 Joanne Avenue, San Jose. California University of Idaho, B.A. in interior architecture and design, 1955; San Jose State, General Secondary Credential in Education, 1963

Malcolm Faust, 36, was born in Mitchell, South Dakota. He lived in several small towns in North Dakota and in Manitoba, Canada, where his father was a teacher and later a U.S. Customs Officer. He was granted a high school diploma from St. John, North Dakom in 1944 while working for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle, Washington. He volunteered for the Air Force in 1944 and became a Communications Chief in Tokyo, Japan. He resumed his education at the University of Idaho in 1949'and. taking a year out for military service during the Korean War, received his B.A. in interior architecture and design in 1955. He then worked for Lockheed Aircraft, Hughes Aircraft, a non-profit summer camp, and Lockheed Missiles and Space Company. From 1961 to 1963, he completed requirements for a general secondary credential from San Jose State College in June, 1%3. He is particularly interested in photography and commercial art and intends to make teaching his profession. He is married to Arline Cox Faust.

ARLINE COX PAUST (Carol) 15014 Joanne Avenue, Sunnyvyvale,Calidornia San Jose State College. A.B. in music, 1958; San Jose State College, M.A. in music, 1962

Carol Faust, 26, was born in Paxton, Illinois. She moved to California when she was one and has lived there since. Her educational trahing was at San Jose State College where she majored in violhi and harp and minored in speech and drama. While in school, she was active in Wesley Foundation and Mu Phi Epsilon. She continued with graduace work and received her M. A. degree in June, 1962. During her college days, she Sound time to teach private music lessons and work actively in the program of the Alum Rock Methodist Church. She also played violin, viola, and harp in the college symphony, me San Jose Civic Symphony, and the Santa Clara Wlharmonic. She has been teaching choral and string music and English at Sunnyvale High School since 1959. Her work there has involved the production of musical shows as well as concerts. Her hohbies include music, drama, reading, cooking, and crochdg. She-inteods to continue teaching although possibly on the college level. She has been married to Malcolm Faust since 1961.

MALCOLM HOWARD FAUST 15014 Joanne Avenue, San Jose, Califonria University of Idaho, B.A. in interior architecture and design, 1955; San Jose State, General Secondaq Credemial in Education, 1963

Malcolm Faun, 36, was born in Mitchell, South Dakota. He lived in several small towns in North Dakota and in Manitoba, Canada, where his father was a teacher and later a U.S. Customs Officer. He was granted a high school diploma from St. John, North Dakota in 1944 while working for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle, Washington. He volunteered for the Air Force in 1944 and became a Communications Chief in Tokyo, japan. He resumed his education at the University of Idaho in 1949'and, taking a year out for military service during the Korean War, received his B.A. in interior architecture and design in 1955. He then worked for Lockheed Aircraft, Hughes Aircrak a non-profit summer camp, and Lockheed Missiles and Space Company. From 1961 to 1963, he cmpleted requirements for a general secondary credential from San Jose State College in June, 1963. He is particlarly interested in photography and commercial art and intends to make teaching his profession. He is married to Arline Cox Faust. DIANNE MOON FOSTER 1051 East Lexington. Pomona, California University of Southern California, B.A. in English and math, 1959

Dianne Foster, 25, moved from Mason City, Jowa to Hawthorne. California, at the age of ten. Remaining in this area, she attended Hawthorne High School and then went to Pepperdine College She was married between her sophomore and junior years in college. Transferring to the Univer- sity of Southern California, she was granted her B.A. in English in June, 1959. Upon graduation. her husband joined the Navy. She.joined him in Newport, Rhode Island and they went to Key West, Florida. After he finished his uaining in Key West, he was sent to Indian Head, Maryland for further training. While in Maryland, she found employment first as an indexer of Chemical and Engineering News for the American Chemical Society and then as a computer operator at Indian Head, Maryland. She and her husband returned to California and while he attended U. C .L .A ., she went to work for Space Technology Laboratories as a Producuon Programmer. Dianne enjoys sports such as tennis and ping pong and is interested in Girl Scout activities

JERRY FOSTER 1051 East Lexington, Pomona, California Uxiiversity of Southern California, B.A. in English, 1959

Jerry Foster, 25, wab born in Palo Alto, California. He graduated as a student body president from Hawthorne High School near Los Angeles, in 1955. He went to George Pepperdine College where -he stayed. untfl 1957, when he and his wife transferred to the University of Southern Cali- fornia. He received a degree in English in 1959. After graduation, he joined the U .S. Navy. When he became an officer, he volunteered for the Navy's Explosive Ordinance Disposal Program and,after a short tour at sea on a destroyer, he began the nine months E.O.D. training with the Naval School'for Under Water Swimmers (SCUBA Divers), at Key West. Florida. Upon the completion of this training, he wis kept by the E. 0 .D. Schools command as safety officer and instructor. At the end of his active duty tour, he wen: back to the University of California at Los Angeles to do graduate work toward a Fb.D . in English with major emphasis on folklore and lh@i@cs. Naturally interested in water sports, Jerry also practices tennis and volleyball, abd:enj+s Boy Scout activities, having acted as advisor and scoutmaster. He plans to make teaching his .career.

DIANNE MOON FOSTER 1051 East Lexington, Pomona, California University of Southern California, B.A. in English and math, 1959

Dianne Foster, 25, moved from Mason City, ,Iowa to Hawthorne, California, at the age of ten. Remaining in this area, she attended Hawthorne High School and then went to Pepperdine College She was married beoveen her sophomore and junior years in college. Transferring to the Univer- sity of Southern California, she was granted her B.A. in English in June, 1959, Upon graduation, her husband joined the Navy. She.joined him in Newport, Rhode Island and they went to Key West, Florida. After he finished his training in Key West, he was sent to Indian Head, Maryland for further training. While In Maryland, she found employment first as an indexer of Chemical and Engineering News for the American Chemical Society and then as a computer operator at Indian Head, Maryland. She and her husband returned to CaIifornia and while he attended U. C. L. A ., she went to work for Space Technology Laboratories as a Producnon Programmer. Dianne edoys sports such as tennis and ping pgand is interested in Girl Scout activities

JERRY FOSTER 1051 East Lexington, Pomona, California Uxiiversity of Southern Califomia, B. A. in English, 1959

Jerry Foster, 25, was born in Palo Alto. California. He graduated as a student body president from Hawthorne High School near Los Angeles, in 1955. He went to George Pepperdine College where .he stayed. until 1957, when he and his wife transferred to the University of Southern Cali- fornia. He received a degree in English in 1959. After graduation, he joined the U .S. Navy. When he became an officer, he volunteered for the Navy's Explosive Ordinance Disposal Program an4 after a short tour at sea on a destroyer, he began the nine months E .O .D. training with the Naval School'for Under Water Swimmers (SCUBA Divers), at Key West. Florida. Upon the com- pleaon of this training, he wks kept by the E.O.D. Schools command as safety officer and instructor. At the end of his active duty tour, he went back to the University of California at Los Angeles to do graduate work toward a Fb .D. in English with major emphasis on folklore and lin&i@cs. Naturally interested in water sports, Jerry also practices tennis and volleyball, add:enj*s Bcy Scout activities, having acted as advisor and scoutmaster. He plans to make teaching his -career. KENNETH JOHN GAAL (Ken) 247 Ralston Street, San Francisco 27, California Pacific Lutheran University, B. A. in physics, 1961

Kenneth Gaal, 23, was born in San Francisco, California and went to high school there. After 4 years of smdy at Pacific Lutheran Umversity in the state of Washington, he received his B.A. with a major in physics. Remaining in the West, he did two years of graduate study in mathematics at the Umversity of Arizona, in Tucson. In Arlzona, he met his wife, Phyllis Anne. Pracucal experience m his field was provided hy a graduate assistantship in the Department of Physics of the University of Arlzona and hy summer jobs doing residential electrical wiring and working a maintenance crew at a summer camp. He intends to teach math or physics on a high school or college level. He particularly enjoys bicyclmg, a sport he has practiced in trips throughout the West.

PHYLLIS LONGMIRE GAAL 9503 Convent Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ursinus College, B.S. in mathematics, 1961

PhylIis Longmire Gaal, 23, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvama. She received a B.S. from Ursmus College m Collegev~lle,Pennsylvama, majoring in mathematics. At college, she was president of her dormitory, and played badmmton, terms, and lacrosse. Havlng received a teaching assistantship in mathematics from the University of Arizona in Tucson, she taught college algebra there for two years while workulg toward an M .S. During the summer of 1902, she served in Ecumenical Voluntary Servlce, working wth refugees m Ausma. At the umversity she met and married Kenneth John Gaal, also a graduate student m mathematics. After the Peace Corps, they hope to return to Arizona to complete M.S. requirements. She Intends to make teachwg her profession.

KENNETH JOHN GAAL (Ken) 247 Ralston Street, San Francisco 27, California Pacific Lutheran University; B.A. in physics, 1961

Kenneth Gaal, 23, was born m San Francisco, California and went to high school there. After 4 years of study at Pacific Lutheran University m the state of Washington, he received his B.A. with a major in physics. Remaining in the West, he did two years of graduate mdy in mathematics at the University of Arizona, in Tucson. In Arizona, he met his wife, Phyllis Anne. Practical experience in his field was provided by a graduate assistantship in the Department of Physics of the University of Arizona and by summer jobs doing residen* electrical wiring and working a maintenance crew at a summer camp. He intends to teach math or physics on a high school or college level. He particularly enjoys bicycling, a sport he has practiced in trips throughout the West.

PHYLLIS LONGMIRE GAAL 9503 Convent Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ursinus College, B.S. in mathematics, 1961

Phyllis Longmire Gaal, 23, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She received a B.S. from Ursinus College in CollegeviUe, Pennsylvania, majoring in mathematics. At college, she was president of her dormitory, and played bdminton, tennis, and lacrosse. Having received a teaching assistantslup m mathematics from the University of Arizona in Tucson, she taught college algebra there for two years while working toward an M.S. During the summer of 1902, she served in Ecumenical Voluntary Servlce, working wth refugees in Austria. At the university she met and married Kenneth John Gaal, also a graduate student in mathematics. After the Peace Corps, they hope to return to Arizona to complete M.S. requirements. She intends to make teaching her profession. GAY ALlCE GASTON 1034 North Chew Road, Hammonton, New Jersey Trenton State College, B.A. in English, 1963

Gay Gaston, 21, was born in FMadelphia, Pennsylvania and graduated from Hammonton High School, ~a-onton, New Jersey, in 1959. While in high school, she developed an interest in journalism and journalism occupied much of her free theat Trenton State College where she was an editor of the newspaper and the yearbook and on the editorial board of the literary magazine. She graduated from Trenton in June, 1963, with a major in English and a minor in psychology. Modern art, modem American literature, and flower arranging arethree of her major outside interests. She has also been treasurer of the Young Democrats and tutor for the culturally deprived children in Trenton. She intends to get an M .A. in teaching English as a second language and then teach in Far East Asia.

ERIC JAMES GEDNEY 237 Fairmount Avenue, Hyde Park 36, Massachusens Tufts University, B.S. in mathematics, 1963

Eric Gedney. 21, was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1952 he moved to Boston, Massachusetts, where he acquired American citizenship. After attending Hyde Park High School, he entered Tufts University from which he received his B.S. in 1%3. At Tufts his major field of concentra- tion was mathematics, his minor field plysics. Most of his college activities were in his fraternity, where he served as chairman of several committees and was elected representative to its 1962 national convention. He also was a corrector for the Mathematics Department in his senior year. During the summer of 1962, he served as a technician in an instnnnent company. Other interests indude gardening, music, and reading. He will probably choose teaching for his career.

GAY ALICE GASTON 1034 North Chew Road, Hammonton, New Jersey Trenton State College, B.A. in English, 1963

Gay Gaston, 21, was born in Phfladelphia, Pennsylvania and graduated from Hammonron High School. Hammonton, New Jersey, in 1959. While in high school, she developed an interest in journalism and journalism occupied much of her free time at Trenton State College where she was an editor of the newspaper and the yearbook and on the editorial board of the literary magazine. She graduated from Tranam in June, 1963, with a major in English ard a minor in psychology. Modern art, modern American literature, and flower am& aretbree of her major outside interesrs. She has also been treasurer of the Young Democrats and tutor for the culturally deprived children in Trenton. She inrends to get an M .A. in teaching English as a second language and then teach in Far Bast Asia.

ERIC JAMES GEDNEY 237 Fairmount Avenue, Hyde Park 36, Massachusetts Tufts University, B.S. in mathematics, 1963

Eric Gedney, 21, was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1952 he moved to Boston, Massachusetts, where he acquired American citizenship. ARer attending Hyde Park High School, he entered Tufts University from which he received his B.S. in 1963. At Tufts his major field of wncratra- tion was mathematics, his minor field plysics. Most of his college activities were in his fraternity, where he served as chairman of several committees and was elected representative to its 1962 national convention. He also was a corrector for the Mathematics Department in his senior year. During the summer of 1962, he served as a technician in an inst~ument company. Other interests include gardening, music, and reading. He wlll prokably choose teaching for his career. EVsRETT FRANKLIN GOLDBERG (Rett) 221 Sterling Avenue, Buffalo, New York Princeton University, A.B. in public and international affairs, 1960; Harvard Law School, LL.B., 1963

Everett Ooldberg, 24, was born in Buffalo. New York . He graduated in 1956 from Bennett High School and subsequently attended Rinceton University . He majored in the Woodrow Wikon School of Puhllc and International Affairs, receiving an A .B. cum laude in 1960. As a member of the Princeton University Press Club, he served as correspondent for various New York, Philadelphia and New Jersey newspapers. Also, he was President of the Democratic Club. He entered Harvard Law School in 1960 and received an LL.B. amlaude in 1963. He has supplemented his legal education by doing work for law firms part-time during the school year and during one summer. He also worked three summers as a staff reporter for the Buffalo Eve* News and one summer at a fish processing plant in Caraquot, New Bnmswick, Canada. He llkes to relax by reading, playing bridge or various sports, prticularly tennis. He expects to practice law.

JULIA DORETHA GRAHAM @or&) P.O. Box 353, Westwood, New Jersey Hampton Institute, B.A. in accounting, 1954; New York University, M.A. in business education, 1962

Doretha Graham, 29, was born in Miami, Florida and went to school there, gradmthg from Booker T. Washington High School in 1950. In June 1954, she graduated from Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia, having specialized in general and public accounting. After working as an accountant for six years, she began attending New York University on a part time basis, graduating in 1962 with a major in business education and minors in education and social work. Since then, she has been secretary and group worker for the New York City Mission Society. Local church and community activities have always played a large part in her life, both socially and culturally. She has attended religious and educational conferences and retreats, was president of the Youth Council while in college, cared for children in a migrant camp during the summer of 1953, and has worked with teenage club groups and inidated a teen center in Westwood, New Jersey. She plans to continue social work education, possibly with migrants or other problem groups.

EVERETT FRANKLIN GOLDBERG (Re) 221 Sterbg Avenue, Buffalo, New York Princeton University, A.B. in public and international affairs, 1960; Harvard Law School, LL.B., 1963

Everett Goldberg, 24. was born in Buffalo, New York. He graduated in 1956 from Bennett High School and subsequently attended Princeton University. He majored in the Woodrow Wkn School of PUcand International Affairs, receiving an A.B. cum laude in 1960. As a member of the Princeton University Press Club, he served as correspondent for various New York. Philadelphia and New Jersey newspapers. Also, he was President of the Democratic Club. He entered Hanard Law School in 1960 and received an LL.B. cum laude in 193. He has supplemented his legal educWon by doing work for law firms part-time during the school year and during one summer. He also worked three summers as a staff reporter for the Buffalo Evening News and one summer at a fish processing plant fn Caraquot, New Bnmswick, Canada. He Uesto relax by reading, playing bridge or various sports, particularly tennis. He expects to practice law.

JULIA DORETHA GRAHAM (Doretha) P.O. Box 353, Westwood, New Jersey Hampton Institute, B.A. inaccounting, 1954; New York University, M.A. in business education, 1962

Doretha Graham, 29, was born Ln Miami, Florida and went to school there, srpduating from Booker T. Washington High School in 1950. In June 1954, she graduated from Hampton Institute, Ham-, Virginia, having specialized in general and public accounting. After working as an accountant for six years, she began attending New York University on a part tlme basis, gradua- dng in 1962 with a major in business education and minors in education and social work. Since then, she has been secretary and group worker for the New York City Mission Society. Local church and community activities have always played a large part in her life, both socially and culturally. She has attended religious and educational conferences and retreats, was president of the Youth Councfl while in college, cared for children in a migrant camp during the summer of 1953, and has worked with teenage club groups and inidated a teen center in Westwood, New Jersey. She plans to contlnue social work educadon, possibly wlth migrants or other problem groups. JOHN STEPHEN GREENWALD 115 N. Flores, Los Angeles, California University of California, Berkeley, A .B . in English, 1963.

John Greenwald, 21, was born in Los Angeles, California, where he attended elementary school and Hamilton High School. In 1959 he entered the University of California at Berkeley, from which he received his B.A. in English in 1963. During high school, he served on several projects sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee, which involved rehabilitation work on American Indian Reservations; these experiences were the most rewarding he has ever had. He also served as a volunteer recreation leader at the All Nations Youth Center. In addition, he was senior class president, literary editor of the school paper, and chief justice of e student court. While at Berkeley, he was a member of the University Debate Team, bu4 much of the remainder of his time had to be spent on clerical jobs to finance his education. His chief vocational and avocational interest is writing, both prose fiction and poetry, and he looks forward to a career in writing and teaching.

NEAL KENNETH GROSSMAN (Neal) 96 Trowbridge Street, Cambridge. Massachusetrs M .I. T. , B. S . in humanities and science, 1963

Neal Grossman, 21, was born December 9. 1941, in Bostm, Massachusetts. He received his secondary education in the Cambridge Latin School, graduating in 1959. He continued his studies at Massachusetts Institute of Technology origidly concentrating on physics, but later changing his program to a combination of theoretical physics and philosophy. This June, he received a B.S. in humanities and science. He has studied violin privately from childhood and he took for- mal lessons in music theory for four years at the Longey School of Music in Cambridge, Mass- achusetts. Music is, understandably, his chief hobby; he also plays chess. In addition he wrote for his college literary magazine and was the president of the science and humanity society at M.I.T. His summer jobs have ranged from stock boy to laboratory assistant in the M .I.T. nuclear physics laboratory. He plans to return to M.I.T. for graduate work in either physics or philosophy of science.

JOHN STEPHEN GREENWALD 115 N. Flores, Los Angeles, California University of California, Berkeley, A. B. in English, 1963.

John Greenwald, 21, was born in Los Angeles, California, where he attended elementary school and Hamllton High School. In 1959 he entered the University of California at Berkeley, from which he received his B.A. in English in 1%3. During high school, he served on several projects sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee, which involved tati ion work on American Indian Reservations; these experiences were the most rewarding he has ever had. He also served as a volunteer recreation leader at the All Nations Youth Center. In addition, he was senior class president, literary editor of the school paper, and chief justice of e student court. While at Berkeley, he was a member of the University Debate Team, bu4 much of the remainder of his time had to be spent on clerical jobs to finance his education. His chief vocational and avocational interest is writing, both prose fiction and poetry, and he looks forward to a career in writing and teaching.

NEAL KENNETH GROSSMAN (Neal) 96 Trowhridge Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts M .I .T., B. S . in humanities and science, 1963

Neal Grossman, 21, was born December 9, 1941, in Boston, Massachusetts. He received his secondary education in the Cambridge Latin School, graduating in 1959. He continued his studies at Massachusetts Institute of Technology originally concentrating on physics, but later changing his program to a combination of theoretical physics and philosophy. This June, he received a B.S. in humanities and science. He has studied violin privately from childhood and he took for- mal lessons in music theory for four years at the Longey School of Music in Cambridge, Mass- achusetts. Mudc is, understandably, his chief hobby; he also plays chess. In addition he wrote for his college literary magazine and was the president of the science and humanity society at M .I.T. His summer fobs have ranged from stock boy to laboratory assistant in the M .I.T. nuclear physics laboratory. He plans to return to M.I.T. for graduate work in either physics or philosophy of science. EUGENE MICHAEL HARRINGTON (Gene) 87 Vermont Street, Long Beach, New York St. John's College, A.B. in English, 1960; St. John's University, LL.B., 1963

Eugene Harrington, 24, was born in New York City and he received his primary and secondary education there. He entered St. John's University upon graduation from St. John's Preparatory School in 1956, receiving his B.A. in English in 1960. As an undergraduate, he participated in dramatic productions, was a class officer as well as an editor of the college newspaper, and held offices in his college fraternity. He entered the University Law School as a St. Thomas More Scholar in 1960. During his three years in law school, he worked on the Law Review, wrote for The Catholic Lawyer, was a member of the House of Delegates for the Student Bar Association and acted as a class officer. During the summer of 1962, he worked in the offlce of the Chief Counsel of the National Aeronautics and Space Administratton and also assisted in drawing up unfair jury charges for the New York Judidal Confefence . He plans to use his legal training as a trial lawyer. Painting and swimming are two of his hobbies.

JOHN MONROE HEDGECOCK 114 Hooker Avenue, Poughkeepsie, New York Middlebury College, B. A. in political science. 1963

John Hedgecock, 23, was born and reared in Poughkeepsie, New York. He received his secondary education at the Trinity-Pawllng School in Pawling, New York. Following his graduation, he attended Middlebury College and in June, 1963, was awarded his B.A. in political science. He also studied at the University of Geneva with emphasis on French and international relations. During that year, his interest in political science and geography was increased by traveling in Europe. His summer jobs have varied from factory work to operating boats. He has also done volunteer work with mentally retarded children. He will probahly enter the teaching profession. Skiing and sailing are favored sports.

EUGENE MICHAEL HARRINGTON (Gene) 87 Vermont Street, Long Beach, New York St. John's College, A.B. in English, 1%0; St. John's University, LL .B., 1%3

Eugene Harrington, 24, was born in New York City and he received his primary and secondary education there. He entered St. John's University upon graduation from St. John's Preparatory School in 1956, receiving his B. A. in English in 1960. As an undergraduate, he parricipated in dramatic productions, was a class offlcer as well as an editor of the college newspaper, and held offices in his college Mternity . He entered the University Law School as a St. Thomas More Scholar in 1960. During his three years in law school, he worked on the Law Review, wrote for The Catholic Lawyer, was a member of the House of Delegates for the Student Bar Association and acted as a class officer. During the summer of 1962, he worked in the offlce of the Chief Counsel of the National Aeronautics and Space Adminfstration and also assisted in drawing up unfair jury charges for the New York Judicial Conference. He plans to use his legal traWng as a trial lawyer. Painting and swimming are two of his hobbies.

JOHN MONROE HEDGECOCK 114 Hooker Avenue, Poughkeepsie, New York Middlebury College, B. A. in political science, 1963

John Hedgecock, 23, was born and reared In Poughkeepsie, New York. He received his secondary education at the Trinity-Pawling School in Pawling, New York. Following his graduation, he attended Middlebury College and in Jme, 1963, was awarded his B.A. in political science. He also studied at the University of Geneva with emphasis on French and international relations. During that year, his interest in political science and geography was increased by traveling in Europe. His summer jobs have varied from factory work to operating boats. He has also done volunteer work with mentally retarded children. He will probably enter the teaching profession. Skiing and sailing are favored sports. MARGARET ANN KNOWLTON (Ann) 20 Montgomery Street, Hamilton, New York Potsdam State College, B.S. in elementary education, 1962

Ann Knowlton was born in Corry, Pennsylvania. In 1942, her family moved to Morris, New York they moved to Hamiltoll, New Yo* in 1946. In 1958, Ann, followed the family profession of teaching by wingPotsdam State Collge. She graduated in 1962 with a B.S. and cerrifica- tion to teach elementary school. She was employed for a year teaching third grade for the Cent- ral Square School System. Ann has worked summers as a waitress. Upon completing Peace Corps Senrife, she plans to take graduate work in history or art and continue teaching.

MAY BELLE KOETHER 1441 1st Street. S.E., East Wenatchee, Washington Clifton Jr. College, A.A. in husiness education, 1946; Sul Ross State College, B.B.A. in business education, 1950

May Belle Koether, 45, was born and reared near Indian Gap, Texas. In 1935 she married and moved to Clifton, Texas, near Waco, where she attended Clifton Junior College, graduating in 1946 with an A.A. in buslness education. After teaching in Texas two years, she returned to Sul Ross State'College and obtained her B.B.A. degree in 1950. The family of three then moved m Washington's Columbia Basin Irrigation or Reclamation project area where she spent five years teaching in the high schools whlle she earned her sixth year of college traInlng from Washington State University and Baylor Universiy, Waco, Texas. Her most interesdng teaching was during the eight years in Wenatchee where she raught and served as chairman of rtre Business Education Deparanent of Eaermont High School during the day, and taught wertings at Wenatchee Valley College. She is on a two-year leave of absence from Easmont High School for Peace Corps service. Her favorite actlvldes are concerts, travel, sewlug and gardening.

MARGARET ANN KNOWLTON (Ann) 20 Montgomery Street, Hamilton, New York Potsdam State College, B.S. in elementary education, 1%2 L:. Ann Knowltoll was born in Corry, Pennsylvania. In 1942, her family moved to Morris, New York; they moved to Hamilton, New York in 1946. In 1958, Ann, followed the family profession of teaching by enrering Potsdam State College. She graduated in 1962 with a B.S. and cerriflca- don to teach elementary school. She was employed for a year teaching third grade for the Cent- ral Square School System. Ann has worked summers as a waitress. Upon completing Peace Corps Service, she plans to take graduate work in history or art and continue reaching.

MAY BELLE KOETHER 1441 1st Street, S.E.. East Wenatchee, Washiqton Clifton Jr. College. A.A. in business education, 1946; Sul Ross State College. B.B.A. in business education, 1950

May Belle Koether, 45, was born and reared near Indian Gap. Texas. In 1935 she married and moved ts Clifton, Texas, near Waco, where she attended Cli£mnJunior College, graduating in 1946 with an A.A. in business education. After teaching in Texas two years, she returned to Sul Ross State College and obtained her B.B.A. degree in 1950. The family of three then moved to Washington's ColmWa Basin Irrigation or Reclamation project area where she spent five years teaching in the high schools while she earned her sixth year of college training from Washington State Universitp and Baylor University, Waco, Texas. Her most interestlug teaching was during the eight years in Wenatchee where she taught and saved as chairman of the Business Educadm Depamnent of Easanont High School during the day, and taught evenings at Wenatchee Valley College. She is on a two-year leave of absence from Eaermont High School for Peace Corps service. Her favorite activittes are concerts, travel, sewing and gardening. ROBERT CHARLES LILE (Bob) 1191 Crescent Drive, San Jose, California University of Pacific, B.S. in physics, 1963; University of Pacific. B.A. in mathematics 1963 Robert Lile, 22, was born in San Jose, California. As a senior at San Jose High School, he and his family hosted a German exchange student. The following year he entered University of Paciflc where he received a B.S. in physics in February, 1963 and a B.A. in mathematics in June, 1963. During the summer of 1958, he visited Germany at the invitation of his exchange student "foster brother." His special interests include amateur radio, photography, and Sierra pack trips. He eventually plans to teach at the college level.

JAMES CHI-HO LING (Jim) 3384 South Court, Palo Alto, Califoda Oregon State University, B.S. in physics, 1960; University of California. M.A , in physics, 1963

James Ling, 25, was born in Shanghai. China and lived in China for the flrst fourteen years of his We. He obtained his academic high school diploma from the American Community School, Buenos Aires, Argentina, m June 1956. When his family migrated to the United States in 1956, he entered San Jose State College, California. He transferred to Oregon State University in 1957 and received his B.S. in physics, wth a minor in mathematics in 1960. Since September 1960, he has been a graduate student at the Berkeley Campus of the University of California, receiving his M.A. in physics in January 1%3, and continuing graduate work in this field. He has held summer and part time jobs as an assistant librarian at the Hoover fnstitution, in Stanford University, as a cannery worker, a graduate student engineering aide for IBM Development Laboratory in San Jose, California, and a student assistant to the Program Director at University International House. He speaks Chinese and Spanish well. He plays basketball, softball, volleyball, and table tennis and enjoys camping and international folk dancmg. He intends to go into teaching or research.

ROBERT CHARLES LILE (Bob) 1191 Crescent Drive, San Jose, California University of Pacific, B.S. in physics, 1963; University of Pacific, B.A. in mathematics 1963 Robert Lfle, 22, was born in San Jose, California. As a senior at San Jose High School, he and his family hosted a German exchange student. The following year he entered University of Pacific where he received a B.S. in physics in February, 1963 and a B.A. in mathematics in June, 1963. During the summer of 1958, he visited Germany at the invitation of his exchange student "foster brother. " His special interests include amateur radio, photography, and Sierra pck trips. He eventually plans w teach at the college level.

JAMES CHI-HO LING aim) 3384 South court, Palo &to, California Oregon State University, B.S. in physics, 1960; University of California, M.A. in physics, 1963

James Ling, 25, was born in Shanghai, China and lived in China for the first fourteen years of his Me. He obtained his academic high school diploma from the American Community School, Buenos Aires, Argentina, in June 1956. When his famlly migrated to the United States in 1956, he entered San Jose State College. California. He transferred w Oregon State University in 1957 and received his B.S. in physics, with a minor in mathematics in 1960. Since September 1960, he has been a graduate student at the Berkeley Campus of the University of California, receiving his M.A. in physics in January 1963, and continuing graduate work in this field. He has held summer and part time jobs as an assistant librarian at the Hoover Institution, in Stanford University, as a cannery worker, a graduate student engineering aide for IBM Development Laboratory in San Jose, California, and a student assistant to the Program Director at University International House. He speaks Chinese and Spanish well. He plays baskethall, softball, volleyball, and table tennis and enjoys camping and international folk dancing. He intends to go into teaching or research. JAMBS ROBERT LUDDEN aim) 135 Rogers Avenue, Watscmville, California Pomona College, B.A. in chemistry, 1961

James Ludden, 24, a native of California, was reared in Watsonville, a farming community including workers of Mexican, Japanese, and Eastern European ancestry. Since both of his parents are doctors, he has acquired some practical medical knowledge. He participated in high school musicals and was a member of the glee club and choir at Pomona College, where he graduated with a B.A. in chemistry in 1%1. From 1961 to 1963, he pursued study and research towards a Ph .D. at the University of Washington. His summer experiences include work at Yosemite National Park and as a research fellow. He has taught sweral quarters of chemistry laboratory as a graduate student and plans to enter college teaching. His Wests include electronics, singing, and the theater.

THOMAS JOSEPH McCARTHY (Tom) 9 Washington Road, Parlin, New Jersey Marquette University, A.B. in English, 1960; St. John's University, LL.B., 1963

Thomas McCarthy, 24, was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, and spent his childhood and youth in the small town, heavy industrial Raritan Bay area, attending local public elementary school and graduating from St. Mary's, a parochial high school, in 1956. Through his father, who was a local union president, he had the chance to learn much of labor-management relations. After completing high school, he attended Marquette University, where his interests included donni- tory government, debating, and politics. In 1960 he received Marquette's ''Outstanding Debater" award. After graduating from Marquette In 1%0 with an A.B. in English, he went to St. John's University School of Law, from which he graduated in 1963. At St. John's, he concentrated on trial and appelate practice arguments, winning the school Maot Court Competition. He also participated in the Crlminal Law Institute, which included experiences ranging from practice trials and research to field trips to penal indNti0ns and lectures on law enforcement topics. He plans to use his legal training as a court attorney. His extracurricular activities include both watching and participating in almost all sports.

JAMES ROBERT LUDDEN aim) 135 Rogers Avenue, Watsonvllle, California Pomona College, B.A. in chemistry, 1961

James Ludden. 24, a native of California, was reared in Watsonville, a fanning communiw k.. including workers of Mexican, Japanese, and Eastern European ancestry. Since both of his parents are doctors, he has acquired some practical medlcal knowledge. He participated in high school musicals and was a member of the glee club and choir at Pomona College, where he graduated with a B.A. in chemistry in 1%1. From 1961 to 1963. he pursued study and research towards a Ph.D. at the University of Washington. His summer experiences indude work at Yosemite National Park and as a research fellow. He has taught sweral quarters of chemistry laboratory as a graduate student and plans to enter college teaching. His interests include electronics, singing, and the theater.

THOMAS JOSEPH McCARTHY (Tom) 9 Washington Road, Parlin, New Jersey Marquette University, A.B. in English, 1960; St. John's University, LL.B., 1%3

momas McCarthy, 24, was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, and spent his childhood and youth in the small town, heavy industrial Raritan Bay area, attending local public elementary school and graduating from St. Mary's, a parochial high school, in 1956. Through his father, who was a local union president, he had the chance m learn much of labor-management relations. After completing high school, he attended Marquette University, where his interests included donni- tory government, debating, and politics. In 1960 he received Marquette's "Outsranding Debater" award. After graduating from Marquette in 1960 with an A.B. in English, he went to St. John's University School of Law, from which he graduated in 1963. At St. John's, he concentrated on trial and appelate practice arguments, winnlng the school Moot Court Competition. He also participated in the Criminal Law Institute, which included experiences ranging from practice trials and research to field trips to penal institutions and lectures on law enforcement topics. He plans to use his legal training as a court attorney. His extracurricular activities include both watching and participating in almost all sports. THOMAS WARREN MASSEY (Tom) 1222 Avant Avenue, San Antonio, Texas University of Texas, B.S. in history, 1960; University of Texas, M.A. in English literature, 1963

Thomas Massey, 23, was born in San Antonio, Texas. He attended Brackenridge High School in San Antonio, where he graduated in 1956. He continued his academic studies at San Antonio Junior College for two years, and in 1958 transferred to the University of Texas, where he graduated in 1961 wlth a B.A. in history. After a semester of study at Trinity University, he entered the graduate school of the University of Texas. Here he worked in the library and as a teat- assistant in English literature. He received his M .A. in English literature from the university in June, 1963. His interests include music, art, architecture, politics, history, literature, and natural history. He plans to make university teaching his career.

ALBERT SCHNBIDER MILES (Al) 3915 Virgilia Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland Duke University, B.A. in English. 1962

Albert Niles, 23, was born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Chevy Chase, Maryland, a suburb of Washington. He graduated from St. John's College High School, a military school in Washington, D.C. in June, 1958, and entered Duke University the following September. At Duke, where he majored in English literature, he was a member of the Men's Glee Club and Sigma Chi Fraternity. During the summer of his junior year, he traveled to London, where he worked for J . Walter Thompson Co ., Ltd . , Advertisers. In London his contact with Africans. Indians, the English and other peoples awakened new interests in other peoples and lands. After two months in London, he was able to travel through much of Europe before returning to his studles. In 1962 he received the B.A. from Duke University and then went to a seminary in Buffalo, New York, for a year. His interests include reading, tennis, swimming, music, and Africa.

THOMAS WARREN MASSEY (Tom) 1222 Avant Avenue, San Antonio, Texas University of Texas, B.S. in history, 1960; University of Texas, M.A. in English literamre, 1963

Thomas Massey, 23, was born in San Antonio, Texas. He attended Brackenridge High School in San Antonio, where he graduated in 1956. He continued his academic studies at San Antonio Junior College for nvo years,and in 1958 transferred to the University of Texas, where he graduated in 1961 with a B.A. in history. After a semester of study at Trinity University, he entered the graduate school of the University of Texas. Here he worked in the library and as a teat* assistant in English literature. He received his M. A. in English literature from the university in June, 1963. His interests include music, art, architecture, politics, history, literature, and natural history. He plans to make university teachhg his cafeer.

ALBERT SCHNEIDER MILES (Al) 3915 Virgllia Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland Duke University, B.A. in English, 1962

Albert Niles, 23, was born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Chevy Chase, Maryland, a suburb of Washington. He graduated from St. John's College High School, a military school in Washington, D.C. in June, 1958, and entered Duke University the following September. At Duke, where he majored in English literature, he was a member of the Men's Glee Club and Sigma Chi Fraternity. lhring the summer of his junior year, he traveled to London, where he worked for J. Walter Thompson Co., Ltd., Advertisers. In London his contact with Africans, Indians, the English and other peoples awakened new interests in other peoples and lands. After two months in London, he was able to travel through much of Europe before returning to his studies. In 1962 he received the B.A. from Duke University and then went to a seminary in Buffalo, New York, for a year. His interests include reading, tennis, swimming, music, and Africa. RUTH CAMPBELL MILLER 1002 Decatur Street, Lincoln, Illinois University of Illinois, B.A. in teacher training in French, 1960; Universiry of Wisconsin, M.A. in French, 1961

Ruth Miller, 25, was born in Mt. Sterling, Illinois. As an active 4H member, she trained and showed beef calves from her father's farm, and she cared for her own horse. She entered the University of lllinois in 1956 taking up French as a major. In her junior year she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and she graduated with the highest honors in her curriculum . She was named a recipient of a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship under which she studied at the University of Wis- consin. After receiving her masters degree in French, she taught two years in the Rich Town- ship High Schools near Chicago. She has traveled in Europe during the summers of 1958 and 1962. During the second trip, she was with her husband, Joseph Miller, and they bicycled through France. She intends to teach college French. She enjoys photography, swimming, horseback and bicycle riding.

EILEEN LENORE MINIHAN 240 Fleming Avenue, Valleja, California San Francisco Teachers College, A.B. in elementary education supervision, 1930; University of California, M .A. in elementary school supervision, 1954

Ween Minaban, 57, was born in Vallejo, California. She attended St. Vincent's High School in Vallejo, where she was taught by Dominican Sisters. She spent the year after graduation at the University of Wisconsin. The following year she returned to California, where she earned her teaching credentials and later her B.A. For fifteen years she served as an elementary school teacher in the California public schools, during which time she secured the credentials for the position of elementary school principal or supervisor. With these credentials, she assumed the position of Reading Supervisor for the Solano County Schools. With the coming of the Second World War, she served for six and a half years on active duty with the Waves; although now on inactive duty, she still holds the rank of Lieutenant Commander. Following her period of active duty in the Waves, she served as Consultant in Primary Education on the staff of the Solano County Superintendent of Schools. She received her M .A. in education from the University of California in 1954. Since her retirement in 1%1, she has traveled the world and is, once again, ready for work.

RUTH CAMPBELL MILLER 1002 Decatur Street, Lincoln, Illinois University of Illinois, B.A. in teacher training in French, 1960; University of Wisconsin, M.A. in French, 1961

Ruth Miller, 25, was born in Mt. Sterling, Illinois. As an active 4H member, she trained and showed beef calves from her father's farm, and she cared for her own horse. She entered the University of Illinois in 1956 taking up French as a major. In her junior year she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and she graduated with the highest honors in her curriculum. She was named a recipient of a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship under which she studied at the University of Wis- consin. After receiving her masters degree in French, she taught two years in the Rich Town- ship High Schools near Chicago. She has traveled in Europe during the summers of 1958 and 1%2. During the second trip, she was with her husband, Joseph Miller, and they bicycled through France. She intends to teach college French. She enjoys photography, swimming, horseback and bicycle riding.

EILEEN LENORE MINMAN 240 Fleming Avenue, Valleja, Calihrnia San Francisco Teachers College, A.B. in elementary education supervision. 1930; University of California, M .A. in elementary school supervision, 1954

Eileen Minahan. 57, was born in Vallejo, CalLfornia. She attended St. Vincent's High School in Vallejo, where she was taught by Domidcan Sisters. She spent the year after graduation at the University of Wisconsin. The following year she returned to California, where she earned her teaching credentials and later her B.A. For fifteen years she served as an elementary school teacher in the California public schools, during which time she secured the credentials for the position of elementary school principal or supervisor. With these credentials, she assumed the positlon of Reading Supervkor for the Solano County Schools. With the corning of the Second World War, she served for six and a half years on active duty with the Waves; although now on inactive duty, she still holds the rank of Lieutenant Commander. Following her period of active duty in the Waves, she served as Consultant in Primary Education on the staff of the Solano County Superintendent of Schools. She received her M.A. in education from the University of California in 1954. Since her retirement in 1%1, she has traveled the world and is, once again, ready for work. JUDITH BAKER NELSON gudy) 7632 North 7th Avenue, .Phoenix; Arizona Wheaton College. B.A. in socioiogy. 1963

Judith Nelson, 21, was born in Detroit. During her youth she lived both in the city and in the sulxlrbs; she graduated from Southfleld High in 1959. From high school she went to Wheaton College, IlUnois, where she was me to pursue a liberal arts program, including considerable work in literature and w-ridng as well as in sociology, her major. While at college, she served some dme as an Undergraduate Student Assistant in the Sociology Department, a job which involved many of the duties umnected with teaching, and in 1963 she graduated kom Wheaton with honor. At Wheaton she met Russell NelSon, whom she subsequently married. Social work, which had always interested her, became a reality with a summer of work with Puerto Rican and Negro girl6 in East Harlem, both on the strekt and in camp. In addidon to her professional Werest in social *rk, she enjoys reading, volleyball, swimm-, sevring, and music. She intends to make social work her profession.

MARY KATHLEEN NELSON (Kathy) Beattle, Kansas University of Kansas, B.S. in biological sciences, 1962

Kathleen Nelson, 23, graduated from Summerfleld Htgh School in a small rural community in Kansas in May, 1958. From 1958 to 1962, she attended Kansas University, Lawrence, Kansas, where she held.a Miller scholarship. While attending Kansas University, she lived in Miller Scholarship Hall where she learned the practical arts of menu planning, cooking and the other Usand qualities needed to operate an independent cooperative living unit. She chose biology as her field of study and received her B.S. from Kansas in 1962. Although interested in ultimately going on for further studies, she decided to teach first, accepting a position as a junlor high school aud senior high school science teacher in Los Angeles, Calffornia. Her favorite activities are hildng and reading, although she also enjoys traveling, sewing, cooking, nwg, and gardentng.

JUDITHBAKER NELSON UudY) 7632 North 7th Avenue, .Phoenix; Arlzona Wheaton College, B.A. in sodoiogy, 1963

Judith Nelson, 21, was born in Detroit. During her youth she lived both in the city and in the (RIlXLTbs; she graduated from Southfleld Htgh in 1959. From hi$ school she went to Wheaton College, IlUnois, where she was able to pursue a liberal arts program, including considerable work in literature and writing as well as in sociology, her major. While st college, she served some time as an Undergraduate Student Assistant in the Sociology Department, a job which involved many of the duties cormected with teaching, and in 1963 she graduated from Wheaton with honor. At Wheaton she met Russell NelSon, whom she subsequently married. Social work, which had always interested her, became a reality with a summer of work with Puerto Rican and Negro glrls in Bast Harlem, both on the street and in camp. In addition to her professional imerest in social work, she enjoys reading, volleyball, swimmhg, sewing, and music. She intends to make social work her profession.

MARY KATHLEEN NELSON (Kathy) Beattie, Kansas University of Kansas, B.S. kt biological sciences, 1962

Kathleen Nelson, 23, graduated from Summerfield High School in a small rural community in Kansas in May, 1958. From 1958 to 1962, she attended Kansas University, Lawrence, Kansas, where she held a Mlller scholarship. Weattending Kansas University, she lived in Miller Scholarship Hall where she learned the practical arts of menu planning, cooking and the other sldlls and qualities needed to operate an independent cooperative living unit. She chose biology as her fleld of study and received her B.S. from Kansas in 1962. Although interested in ultimately going on for further studies, she decided to teach first, accepting a position as a junior high school and senior high school science teacher in Los Angeles, California. Her favorite activldes are hildng and reading, although she also enjoys traveling, sewing, cooking, flw. and gardening. CAROLFRANCESNORTON 37 Birdsey Avenue, Meriden, Connecticut Pernhroke College, A.B. in French, 1963

Carol Norton, 21, graduated from Meriden High School, Meriden, Connecticut, in 1959. Thar September, she entered Pembroke College, where she concentrated on French literature, receiving her degree in French in June, 1963. In addition to her major study, she smed as a language laboratory assistant, and took courses in art and mathematics. While at the univerdty, she took part in the Glee Club, for which she served as business manager. During the summers she worked asa playground supervisor and at an aircraft factory, both in the offlce and at the facto~yitself. Her interests and hobMes include sewing (which she has taught), archery, tennis, singing, and piano. She also enjoys hunting, camping, and skiing. She intends to make teaching or government work her career.

JOHNARNOLDOAKLAND 308 East Oak, Algona, Iowa Iowa State University, B.S. in chemical and industrial engineering, 1963

John Oakland, 21, was born in the small fanning community of Rake, Iowa, moving to Algona, Iowa, in 1944. He attended Algona High School and entered Iowa Smte University in 1959. During his first three years at the university, he studied chemical engineering; he devoted the fourth year to work in the managerial branch of engineering by studying industrial engineering, Mw, and govenunent. At the university, he was active in university housing and student government, and, as president of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls, he traveled from coast to coast studying problems related to such housing. He enjoys both reading and outdoor activities, handball and tennis being his favorite forms of physical exercise. He intends to get an LL.B. in patent law and enter politics or teaching.

CAROL FRANCES NORTON 37 Birdsey Avenue, Meriden, Connecticut Pembroke College, A.B. in French, 1963

Carol Noaon, 21, graduated from Meriden High School, Merlden, Connecticut, in 1959. 'Ihar September, she entered Pembroke College, where she concentrated on French literature, receiving her degree in French in June, 1963. In addition to her major study, she served as a language laboratory assistant, and took courses in an and mathematics. While at the university, she took part in the Glee Club, for which she served as business manager. During the summers she worked as a playground supervisor and at an aircraft factory, both in the office and at the factory itself. Her interests and hobbies include sewing (which she has caught), archery, tennis, singing, and piano. She also enjoys hunting, camping, and skiing. She intends to make teaching or government work her career.

JOHNARNOLDOAKLAND 308 East Oak, Algona, Iowa Iowa State University, B.S. in chemical and industrial engineering, 1963

John Oakland, 21, was born in the small fanning community of Rake, Iowa, moving to Algona, Iowa, in 1944. He attended Algona High School and entered Iowa State University in 1959. During his first three years at the university, he studied chemical engineering; he devoted the fourth year to work in the managerial branch of engineering hy studying industrial engineering, Uw, and government. At the unlversity, he was active in university housing and student government, and, as president of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls, he traveled from coast to coast studying problems related to such housing. He enjoys both reading and outdoor activities, handball and tennis being his favorite forms of physical exercise. He intends to get an LL.B. in patent law and enter politics or teaching. NORMA BETH PACE 4045 North West 32nd Street, Oklahoma City 12. Oklahoma University of Oklahoma, B.S. in mathematics, 1960

Norma Pace. 24, was born in Marlin, Texas, and spent her early childhood there, later moving to Oklahoma, where she graduated from Central High School in Oklahoma City in 1955. Upon completing high school, she enrolled at the University of Oklahoma to study mathematics, doing additional work in physics. Upon graduation, she worked for several months as a planning analyst for a life insurance company in Los Angeles, then returned to the University of Oklahoma in the summer of 1960 to take courses leading to teacher certification. For the past three years, she has taught high school mathematics. In addition to her professional and academic interests. she enjoys both hiklng and reading.

THOMAS SANS PARKS (Tom) 2374 Loma Vista Street, Pasadena, California Stanford University, B.S. in mathematics, 1963

Thomas Parks, 22, was born in southern California and has lived there most of his life. After graduating from Pasadena High School where he participated in arhletics and student government, he attended Scanford University, majoring in mathematics. While in college, he heId a variety of part time jobs which included grading papers, taking school visitors on tours of the campus. helping a professor on a research project, and working with a graduate mdent on a gravity survey of northern California. Summer activities have included counseling at a boys' camp in Colorado and working on one of Stanford's atomic machines, the linear accelerator. He has also played summer league baseball and coached organized boys' baseball. In addition, a few weeks of every summer since he was 15 have been spent hiking and camping in California's Sierra Nevada mountains. He likes music, plays several musical instruments, and has sung in many choral groups. He intends to make teaching his profession.

NORMA BETH PACE 4045 North West 32nd Street, Oklahoma City 12, Oklahoma University of Oklahoma, B.S. in mathematics, 1960

Norma Pace, 24, was born in Marlin, Texas, and spat her early childhood there, later moving to Oklahoma, where she graduated from Central High School in Oklahoma City in 1955. Upon completing high school, she enrolled at the University of Oklahoma to study mathematics, doing additional work in physics. Upon graduation, she worked for several months as a planning analyst for a life insurance company in Los Angeles, then returned to the University of Oklahoma in the summer of 1960 tn take courses leading to teacher certification. For the past three years, she has taught high school mathematics. In addition to her professional and academic interests. she enjoys both hiking and reading.

THOMAS SANDS PARKS (Tom) 2374 Loma Vista Street, Pasadena, California Stanford University. B.S. in mathematics. 1963

Thomas Parks, 22, was born in southern California and has lived there most of his Me. After graduating from Pasadena High School where he participated in athletics and student government, he attended Stanford University, majoring in mathematics. While in college, he held a variety of pan time jobs which included grading papers, taking school visitors on tours of the campus, helping a professor on a research project, and working with a graduate student on a gravig survey of northern California. Summer activities have included counseling at a boys' camp in Colorado and working on one of Stanford's atomic machines, the linear accelerator. He has also played summer league baseball and coached organized boys' baseball. In addition, a few weeks of every summer since he was 15 have been spent hiking and camping in California's Sierra Nevada mountains. He likes music. plays sweral musical instruments, and has sung in many choral groups. He intends to make teaching his profession. CARL FRANK PETERSEN 9255 Dry Creek Road, Geyserville, California Stanford University, B.S. in physics, 1959; Stanford University, M.S. in geophysics, .l%i

Carl Petersen, 25, was born in Santa Rosa, California, and was raised on a farm in the coast ranges of northern California. He attended Stanford University, receiving a B.S. in physics in 1959 and an M.S. in geophysics in 1961. He has been worldng towards a Ph.D. in geophysics on a part-time hasis and will continue his studies after his Peace Corps Service. Prom June 1962 to May 1963. he worked as a geophysicisr for the Stanford Research Institate. He has had three summers of employment in geophysical exploration with oil companies in Utah. New Mexico, and Los Angeles. He was married to Beth Wheeler in 1958 while both were students at Stanford. He plans to make exploration geophysics his career. Reading is his favorite hobby.

LINDA WHEELER PETERSEN (Beth) 9255 Dry Creek Road, Geyserville, California Stanford University, B.A. in English, 1959

Beth Petersen, 25, was raised in southern California, the daughter of a retail sporting goods merchant. In 1959, she graduated from Stanford University with a B.A. in English. During her senior year, she married a fellow Stanford student, Carl Petersen. After graduation, she was employed by Link Aviation in Palo Alto to do groundwork for a new technical library. In 1960, she returned to school to work toward her California Teachers Credential, which she recelved through San Jose State College. 'Ihen, because of an interest in the fleld, she took a job in the display advertising departments of the Palo Alto Times, where she was employed until recently. Her lifelong interests have been reading, arts and crafts, and cooking. She intends to make teaching or newspaper work her career.

CARL FRANK PBTERSEN 9255 Dry Creek Road, Geyserville, California Stanford University, B.S. in plysics, 1959; Stanford University, M .S. in geophysics, ,1961

Carl Petersen, 25, was born in Santa Rosa, California, and was raised on a farm in the coast ranges of northern California. He attended Stanford University, receiving a B.S. in physics in 1959 and an M.S. in geophysics in 1961. He has been worldng towards a Ph.D. in geophysics on a pan-time basis and will condnue his studies after his Peace Corps Service. From June 1962 to May 1963, he worked as a geophysicist for the Stanford Research Institute. He has had three summers of employment in geophysical exploration with oil companies in Utah, New Mexico, and Los Angeles. He was married to Beth Wheeler in 1958 while both were students at Stanford. He plans to make exploration geophysics his career. Reading is his favorite hobby.

LINDA WHEELER PETERSEN (Beth) 9255 Dry Creek Road, Geyservffle, California Stanford University, B.A. in English. 1959

Beth Petersen, 25, was raised in southern Califolnia, the daughter of a retail sporting goods merchant. In 1959, she graduated from Stanford University with a B.A . in English. During her senior year, she married a fellow Stanford student, Carl Petersen. After graduation, she was employed by Link Aviation in Palo Alto to do groundwork for a new techuical library. In 1960, she returned to school to work toward her California Teachers Credential, which she received through San Jose State College. ?hen, because of an interest in the field, she took a job in the display advertising departments of the Palo Alto Times, where she was employed until recently. Her lifelong interests have been reading, arts and crafts, and cwldng. She intends to make teaching or newspaper work her career. JOAN LOUISE PUFFER OoAnn) Ice Lake Road. Iron River, Michigan University of Michigan. B.A. .in math, 1%3

Joan Puffer, 22, was born in Michigan and attended Flint Central High School, graduating in 1959. She went to Flint Jr. College for a year and a half. During that time, she was active in student government as freshman representative and recording secretary; she was also in the Methodist Student Organization. Transferring to the University of Michigan, she continued in the Wesley Foundation, attaining state and local presidencies. She graduated last June with a major in mathematics and a minor in English. Joan has worked summers as a waitress and a camp counselor. She has traveled extensively at home, in Canada, Mexico, and thirteen European colmtries .

ELEANOR THWING PUTNAM (Ellie) Pope Road, Concord, Massachuseas Wellesley College, B.A. in French, 1963

Eleanor Putnam, 22, was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She attended a private girls' school in her home town, Concord, through the ninth grade. Before 1956, she had never traveled much outside of New England, htin that year, her family moved to Austria. For hvo years, she received an education in a French school in Paris. The exposure to a foreign language and culture Btlmulated her interest in French literature, which she pursued at Wellesley College. Her main activities in college, both academic and social, were focussed on her field. During the summer of 1962, she drove across the country and worked in San Francisco. Her many varied hobbies and interests range from outdoor sports such as bildng, skiing, tennis and sailing, to reading and einging. She plans u, become a teacher.

JOAN LOUISE PUFFER UoAnn) Ice Lake Road, Iron River, Michigan University of Michigan, B.A ..in math, 1963

Joan Puffer, 22, was born in Michigan and attended Flint Central High School, graduating in 1959. She went to Flint Jr. College for a year and a half. During that time, she was active in student government as freshman representative and recording secretary; she was also in the Methodist Student OrganizMlan. Transferring to the University of Michigan, she continued in the Wesley Foundation, attaining state and local presidencies. She graduated last June with a major in mathematics and a minor in English. Joan has worked summers as a waitress and a camp counselor. She has traveled extensively at home, in Canada, Mexico, and thirteen European co!mtries.

ELEANOR THWING PUTNAM (Ellie) Pope Road. Concord, Massachusetts Welledey College. B.A. in French, 1963

Eleanor Pu-, 22, was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She attended a private girls' school in her home town, Concord, through the ninth grade. Before 1956, she had never traveled much outside of New England, tut in that year, her family moved to Austria. For hvo years, she received an education in a French school in Paris. ?he exposure to a foreign language and culture srimulated her interest in French literature, which she pursued at Wellesley College. Her main activities in college, both academic and social. were focussed on her field. During the summer of 1962, she drove across the country and worked in San Francisco. Her many varied hobbies and interests range from outdoor sports such as biking, skiing, tennis and sailing, to reading and einging. She plans to become a teacher. JULIE ROBWSON 75 East 8th South, Preston, Idaho Utah State University, B.A. in'history and French, 1%3

Julie Robinson, 22. was born in Logan, Utah. Raised on a farm and later in a small village in Idaho, she attended West Side High School in Dayton, Idaho. She continued her academic studies at Utah State University, receiving a B.A. in history, and graduating as valedictorian of the College of Business and Social Sciences. Part-time work has lMted her outside interests, but has given her practical experience, first in fan work, then in clerking in a family store and in various other manual and clerical positions. She is interested in music, having taken piano lessons for eight years, and in sports such as soWland hlking; she has also participated as a leader in 4H camps. In the past two years, as a research assistant in cowboy folklore, she has gained skill and much Interest in the field. She intends to become a college professor.

KENNETH CHARLES ROBINSON (Kenny) 7334 North Oatman Avenue, Portland, Oregon Portland State College, 9. S . in geography, 1963

Kenneth Robinson. 25, was born in North Bond, Oregon. In 1956. he graduated from Roosevelt High School in Portland, Oregon. In his senior year, he had his first taste of traveling when he, wlth twenty-four other boys, represented the Boys Scouts of the United States in an exchange of good will between rhe Wppines and Jap. In 1956, he started his undergraduate studies in the Midwest at Luther College in Pecorah, Iowa. After two years of study at this college, he was sent by the students to work for the Luther Church in England, thus having the opportunity to travel extensively in Europe. In 1960, he returned home to Portland to continue his education at Porrland State College, where he obtained a B.S. in geography, m 1963. Kenneth has many hobbies: stamp collecting, reading, all water sports, skiing, mountain climbing, and camping. He intends to become a teacher.

JULIE ROBINSON 75 East 8th South, Preston. Idaho Utah State University, B.A . idhistory and French, 1%3

Julie Robinson, 22, was born in Logan, Utah. Raised on a farm and later in a small village in Idaho, she attended West Side High School in Dayton, Idaho. She continued her academic studies at Utah Staxe University, receiving a B.A. in history, and graduating as valedictorian of the College of Business and Social Sciences. Part-the work has limited her outside interests, but has given her practical experience, first in fann work, then in clerking in a family store and in various other manual and clerical positions. She is interested in music, having taken piano lessons for eight years, and in sports such as softball and hiking; she has also participated as a leader in 4H camps. In the past two years, as a research assistant in cowboy folklore, she has gained skill and much interest in the field. She intends to become a college professor.

KENNETH CHARLES ROBINSON (Kenny) 7334 North Oatman Avenue, PoM,Oregon Portland State College. B .S. in geography, 1963

Kenneth Robinson, 25, was born in North Bond, Oregon. In 1956, he graduated from Roosevelt Higb School in Portland, Oregon. In his senior year, he had his first taste of traveling when he, witb twenty-four other boys, represented the Bays Scouts of the United States in an exchange of good wlll between the Philippines and Jap. In 1956, he started his undergraduate studies in the Midwest at Luther College In Pecorah, Iowa. After rwo years of study at this college, he was sent by the students to work for the Luther Church in England, thus having the opportunity to travel extensively in Europe. In 1960, he returned home to Portland to continue his education at Porrland State College, where he obtained a B.S. in geography, in 1963. Kenneth has many hobbies: stamp collecting, reading, all water sports, skiing, mountain climbing, and camping. He intends to become a teacher. SUZANNE MARIE RUTH 1728 Laurelwocd Drive, San Jose, California San Jose State College, B.A. in mathematics, 1963

Suzanne Ruth, 21, was born in San Jose, California and has lived there all her life. She attended school and college ~IJ San Jose, graduating this June from San Jose State College with a B.A. in mathematics. She took elective hours in Russian, Wsophy, and organ. This laaer is her niajor hobby, and she sang and was assistant director in her church choir. She has also been a member of youth groups at her church since her freshman year of high school, and was president of a young adult's club this past year. She has traveled up and down the coast of California, Oregon and Washingeon. She enjoys traveling and meeting people.

JESWALD WILLIAM SALACUSE ues) 647 Orchard Parkway, Niagara Falls, New York Hamilton College, B.A. inhistory, 1960; Harvard Law School, LL.B., 1%3

Jeswald Salacuse. 25, was born, raised and received his elementary and secondary education in Niagara Falls. New York. After graduating from Niagara Palls High School in 1956, he entered Hamilton College, where he majored in history, worked on the literary magazine, and was senior editor of the college newspaper. He spent his junior year in Paris, studying at the Sorbonne and L'Instltut d' Etudes Politiques and +so working occasionally as a broadcaster for the French Broadcasting Company. He received a B.A. from Hamilton College in June, 1%0, and in the following September, he began his legal studies at Harvard Law School, concentrating on international and corporation law. He was awarded an LL.B. in June, 1963. He spent a summer with a large law firm and was a member of the Harvard Voluntary Defenders, a group which renders legal assistance to indigent criminal defendants. His other summer vacations have been spent as a construction laborer and as a mrck tire repairman. His interests include literature, swimming, golf, and playing the trumpet. He intends to practice interna~Ionallaw.

SUZANNE MARIE RUTH 1728 Laurelwood Drive, San Jose, California San Jose State College. B.A. in mathematics, 1963

Suzanne Ruth, 21, was born in San Jose, California and has lived there all her life. She attended school and college in San Jose, graduating this June from San Jose State College with a B.A. in mathematics. She took elective hours in Russian, FdIibsophy, and organ. This latter is her major hobby, and she sang and was assistant director In her church choir. She has also been a member of youth groups at her church since her freshman year of high school, and was president of a young adult's club this past year. She has traveled up and down the coast of r3lifornia. Oregon and Washington. She enjoys traveling and meeting people.

JESWALD WILLIAM SALACUSE aes) 647 Orchard Parkway, Niagara Falls, New York Hamilton College, B.A. in history, 1960; Harvard Law School, LL.B., 1963

Jeswald Salacuse. 25, was born, raised and received his elementary and secondary education in Niagara Falls, New Yo*. After graduating from Niagara Palls High School in 1956, he entered Hamilton College, where he majored in history, worked on the literary magazine, and was senior editor of the college newspaper. He spent his junior year in Paris, studying at the Sorbome and L'Instirut d' Etudes Politiques and also ~~rktngoccasionally as a broadcaster for the Frencb Broadcasting Company. He received a B.A. from Hamilton College in June, 1960, and in the following September, he began his legal studies at Harvard Law School, concentrating on international and corporation law. He was awarded an LL .B. in June, 1963. He spent a summer with a large law firm and was a member of the Hanard Voluntary Defenders, a group which renders legal assistance to indigent criminal defendants. His other summer vacations have ken spent as a construction laborer and as a truck tire repairman. His interests include literature, swimming, golf, and playing the trumpet. He intends to practice international law. WILLIAM ROY JONES, Jr. (Bill) 402 South Chesmut, Nevada, Missouri Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, B.S. in chemical engineering, 1962

William Jones, Jr., 22, was born and reared in Nevada, Missouri. After graduation from Nevada High School in 1958, he entered the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy at Rolla. Chemical engineering was his field of study; he received his B.S. in 1962. During the summer of 1%2. he was employed by Phillips Petroleum Company in BartlesvFlle, Oklahoma, where be worked in the process development division. Admitted to the University of Wisconsin in the fall of 1962, he completed a year of graduate work in organic chemistry. Baseball, basketball, and tennis are some of the sports in which he has actively participated. Included in his outside interests are swimming, stamp collecting, and amateur rocketry. He plans to complete a doctorate in chemical engineering and become a teacher.

MICHAEL OWEN KEFFER (Mike) 2305 Miami Avenue, Middletown, Ohio Bowling Green University, B.S. in biology. 1963

Michael Keffer, 23, was born in Kentucky and reared in Ohio. He graduated horn Middletown High School in 1958. From 1958 to 1960, be attended the University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, transferring to Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, in September, 1960. He graduated with a 6.S . in biology and a minor in chemistry in June 1963. During vacations, he has worked as a men's clothing store salesman, as an ambulance assistant for a funeral home, as a golf course laborer and as a Post Office employee. He is a sports enthusiast, plays baseball, tennis, football and golf, and participates in bowllng, swimming, and track. He intends to enter tbe ministry or the foreign senrice.

WILLIAM ROY JONBS, Jr. (Bill) 402 South Chesmut, Nevada, Missouri Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, B. S . in chemical engineering, 1962

William Jones, Jr., 22, was born and reared in Nevada, Missouri. After graduation from Nevada High School in 1958, he entered the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy at Rolla. Chemical engineering was his field of study; he received his B.S. in 1962. During the summer of 1962, he was employed by Phillips Petroleum Company in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, where he worked in the process development division. Admitted to the University of Wisconsin in tbe fall of 1%2, he completed a year of graduate work in organic chemistry . Baseball, basketball, and tennis are some of the sports in which he has actively participated. Included in his outside Interests are swimming, stamp collecting, and amateur rocketry. He plans to complete a doctorate in chemical engineering and become a teacher.

MICHAEL OWEN KEFFER (Mike) 2305 Miami Avenue, Middletown, Ohio Bowling Green University, B.S. in biology, 1963

Michael Keffer, 23, was born in Kenmcky and reared in Ohio. He graduated from Middletown High School in 1958. From 1958 to 1960, he attended the University of Kentucky, Le?dngton, Kentucky, transferring to BowlJng Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, in September, 1960. He graduated with a 6.S . in biology and a minor in chemistry in June 1963. During vacations, he has worked as a men's clothing store salesman, as an ambulance assistant for a funeral home, as a golf course laborer and as a Post Office employee. He is a sports enthusiast, plays baseball, tennis, football and golf, and participates in bowling, swimming, and track. He intends to enter the ministry or the foreign service. JANICE MARIE KING 7431 Little River Turnpike, Aqnandale, Virginia Temple Junior College, A .A .D. in general subjects, 1961; University of Texas, B.A. in microbiology, 1963

Janice King, 21, was born in Washington, D.C. and has lived in Maryland, Missouri, and Texas. Upon completing the nvo-year wurse at Temple Junior College in June, 1961, she transferred to the University of Texas where she received her A. B. with a major in microbiology and a minor in zoology, in June, 1963. She financed her college education by summer work as a stenographer for an insurance company, as a laboratory assistant in a veterans' hospital, and by part-the work in her college library. She has played tennis on her high school varsity and for her college club. She also enjoys cave exploration, scuba diving, bicycling, swimming, and folk dancing. She 1s a member of her college apeleological society. She plans to become a pubUc health bacteriologist.

JEFFREY P. KING (Jem 182 Beths Avenue, Bristol, Ccmnecticut Brown University, A.B. in mathematics, 1963

Jeffrey P. King, 21, was born in Bristol, Comectlcut. He has been a student of astronomy for years and plans to specialize in, and teach astrophysics after graduate study. A scholarship student, he graduated from Brown University with an A.B. in mathematics in June, 1963. He worked summers as a counselor and swimming instructor at Y .M .C .A. camps and in wnmc- don of homes. His special interests are astronomy, mineralogy, music, swimming, taking long walks, and writing.

JANICE MARIE KING 7431 Little River Turnpike, Aqnandale. Virginia Temple Junior College, A.A.D. in general subjects, 1961; University of Texas, B.A. in microbiology, 1963

Janice King, 21, was born in Washington, D.C. and has lived in Maryland, Missouri, and Texas. Upon completing the two-year wurse at Temple Junior College in June, 1961, she transferred to the University of Texas where she received her A.B. with a major in microbiology and a minor in zoology, in June, 1963. She financed her college education by summer work as a stenographer for an insurance company, as a laboratory assistant in a veterans' hospital, and by part-time work in her college library. She has played tennis on her high school varsity and for her college club. She also enjoys cave exploration, scuba diving, bicycling, swimming, and folk dancing. She is a member of her college apeleological society. She plans to become a public health bacteriologist.

JEFFREY P. KING (Jeff) 182 Beths Avenue, Bristol, Connecticut Bmwn University, A.B. in mathematics, 1963

Jeffrey P. King, 21, was born in Bristol, Connecticut. He has been a student of astronomy for years and plans to specialize in, and teach astrophysics after graduate study. A scholarship student, he graduated from Brown University with an A. B. in mathematics in June, 1963. He worked summers as a counselor and swimming insuuctor at Y .M.C.A. camps and in construc- don of homes. His speclal interests are astroncany, mineralogy, music, swimming, taking long walks, and writing. WlLLIAM DARVlN SCHULZ (Bill) c/o Emil Bisping, Lakefield, Minnesota Mankato State College, B.A. in chemistry. 1962

William Schulz, 27, was born in Jackson, Minnesota. He graduared from Lakefield High School in Lakefield, Minnesota in 1953, and conrirmed to work as a welder and automechanic, which he had done part time throughout Ngh school. Prior to his inducdon lnto the U.S. Azmy in 1956, he worked as a welder-mechanic. motor racer, well driller, and truck driver. He served 18 months in Germany and began college work upon his discharge in 1958 at Mankato State College in Mankato, Minnesota, where he graduated with a B.A. degree in chemistry. After spending the summer of 1961 in Europe with his wife, Renate Wolf Schulz, he did graduate work at Man- kato and served as a graduate assistant while his wife completed her degree. He attended graduate school at the University of Colorado on an assistantship in 1962- 1963. His hobbies are mainly of the outdoor variety, with fishing and hunttng sen?ng as an excuse for climbing, canoeing, hiking, and camping .

GERALD ALLAN SCHWINN (Gerry) 1803 Northern Parkway, Baltimore 12, Maryland Union College, B.A. in English literature, 1959

Gerald Schwinn, 25, was born and reared in Baltimore, Maryland. He was educated in the public schools of Baltimore City through the eighth grade, transferred for one year to McDonogh School, a military boarding school near Baltimore, and finished his thee years of high school at Towson Senior High in Baltimore County. He went to Union College in Schenectady, New York, and after srudying industrial adminiskation, and economics, decided upon English as a major, graduating in June of 1959 with a B.A. He then went to Indiana University for three years to do graduate work in English during his second and third years, he taught in the composition program as a Graduate Teaching Assistant. During the academic year 1962-1963, he taught freshman composition and literature at Hampton Institute In Hampon, Virginia. Contemporary literature and reading about contemporary political and social questions are his favorite pastimes. He intends to continue college teaching.

WILLIAM DARVIN SCHULZ (Bill) C/O Emil Bisping, Lakefleld, Minnesota Mankato State College, B.A. in chemistry, 1962

William Schulz, 27, was born in Jackson, Minnesota. He graduated from Lakefleld High School in Lakefield. Minnesota in 1953, and continued to work as a welder and automechanic, which he had done part time throughout high school. Prior to his induction into the U.S. Army in 1956, he worked as a welder-mechanic, motor racer, well driller, and truck driver. He served 18 months in Germany and began college work upon his discharge in 1958 at Mankato State College in Mankato, Minnesota, where he graduated with a B.A. degree in chemistry. After spending the summer of 1961 in Europe with his wife, Renate Wolf Schulz, he did graduate work at Man- kato and served as a graduate assisant while his wife completed her degree. He attended graduate school at the University of Colorado on an assistantship in 1962- 1963. His hobbies are mainly of the outdoor variety, with fishing and hunting serving as an excuse for dimbing, canoeing, hWg, and camping.

GERALD ALLAN SCHWINN (Gerry) 1803 Northern Parkway, Baltimore 12, Maryland Union College. B.A. in English literature, 1959

Gerald Schwinn, 25, was born and reared in Baltimore, Maryland. He was educated in the public schools of Baltimore City through the eighth grade, transferred for one year to McDonogh School, a military boarding school near Baltimore, and finished his three years of high school at Towson Senior High in Baltimore County. He went to Union College in Scheneaady, New York, and after studying industrial administration, and economics, decided upon English as a major, grachratlng in June of 1959 with a B.A. He then went to Indiana University for three years to do gmluate work in English; during his second and third years, he taught in the composition program as a Graduate Teaching Assistant. During the academic yeerc 1962-1963, he taught freshman composition and literature at Hampton Institute in Hampton, Virginia. Contemporary literature and reading ahout contemporary political and social questions are his favorifx pastimes. He in- to continue college teaching. DAVID ANTHONY SMITH 3330 Thelma Street, La Crescenta, California Pacific Lutheran, B. A. in psychology, 1962

David Anthony Smith, 22, was born in Riverside, California, and raised in the Los Angeles area. He graduated from Glendale High School, Glendale, California, in 1958, and In 1962 received a B. A. in psychology at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington. During two summers in high school, he taught sessions of vacation Bible school to imigrants in the San Joaquin Valley of California, and in the summer of 1961, he worked with juvenile delinquents in connection with a field work course which he was taking at the University of Seattle. Shortly after graduation from college, hemarried Mary Rogers. They moved to Washington, D.C., where he attended a semester of graduate school at the University of Maryland. During this time, he also worked on the copy desk at the Washington Bureau of the Scripps-Howazd Newspaper Alliance. This job determined him on a career in journalism.

MARY ROGERS SMIM 3330 Thelma Street, La Crescenta. California Pacific Lutheran, B.A. in education and English, 1962

Mary Smith, 23, was born in Bremerton, Washhgtm, and recelved all of her public school education in Kitsap County. In 1962, she graduated from Pacific Lutheran University with a B.A. in education which qualified her to teach high school English. In college, she served as a dorm counselor to freshmen women and was elected to Who's Who in American C0llege.s and Universities. She married David Smith immediately after college graduation in 1962, and they spent the year in Washington, D.C. During that year, she taught English and world history at Central High School in Seat Pleasant, Maryland. Her father was active in politics in Washington state, and she has strong political interests, having served as a page for the 1955 session of the legislature of that state and having worked in a congressman's oftice. Her other interests include piano, drama, reading, swimming, and camping. She intends to make teaching her profession.

DAVID ANTHONY SMITH 3330 Thelma Street, La Crescenta, California Pacific Lutheran, B. A. in psychology, 1962

David Anthony Smith, 22, was born in Riverside. California, and raised in the Los Angeles area. He graduated from Glendale High School, Glendale, California, in 1958, and in 1962 received a B.A. in psychology at Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Washington. During two summers in high school, he taught sessions of vacation Bible school to imigrants in the San Joaquin Valley of California, and in the summer of 1961, he worked with juvenile delinquents in connection with a field work course which he was taking at the University of Seattle. Shortly after graduation from college, hemarried Mary Rogers. They moved to Washington. D.C., where he attended a semester of graduate school at the University of Maryland. During this time, he also worked on the copy desk at the Washington Bureau of the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance. This job determined him on a career in journalism.

MARY ROGERS SMITH 3330 Thelma Street, La Crescenta, California Pacific Lutheran, B.A. in education and English, 1962

Mary Smith, 23, was born in Bremerton. Washington, and received all of her public school education in Kitsap County. In 1962, she graduated from Pacific Lutheran University with a B.A. in education which qualified her to teach high school English. In college, she served as a dorm counselor to freshmen women and was elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. She married David Smith immediately after college graduation in 1962, and they spent the year in Washington, D .C . During that year, she taught English and world history at Central High School in Seat Pleasant, Maryland. Her father was active In politics in Washington state, and she has strong political interests, having served as a page for the 1955 session of the legislature of that state and having worked in a congressman's office. Her other interests include piano, drama, reading, swimming, and camping. She intends to make teaching her profession. HERBERT FREDERIC STAHLKE (Herb) 1403 Concordia Court, Springfield, Illinois Concordia Senior College, B.A. in claseics, English, and Hebrew, 1963

Herbert Stahlke, 21, was born in Monroe, Mlchlgan. As a membk of a Lutheran minister's family, he has lived in several middle-western states. After completing elementary school, he entered the pre-ministerial program of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, and attended high school at Concordia College in Milwaukee. At Concordia, he continued to develop his interests in languages by majoring in classics and tutoring individuals and mall groups in Lath. He attended Concordia Senior College in Fort Wayne, Indiana, to complete his undergraduate work. There he again served as a tutor in Latin. This June, he graduated with a B.A. in classics. He would like to do graduate work in structural linguistics. Ethics, theology, music, and reading are some of his interests, and he particularly enjoys such sports as tennis, swimming, and softball.

LYDIA BEEBE STEVENS 459 Field Point Road, Greenwich, Connecticut Hollins College. B.A. in French, 1%3

Lydia Stevens, 21, was born in New Haven, Connecticut. Raised in Greenwich, Connecticut, she attended Greenwich High School from 1953 to 1957 and graduated from Rosemary Hall in 1959. She continued her Studies at Hollins College where she earned a B.A. in French. She participated in the Hollin's Abroad Program in 1961-1%2, living in Paris with a family while studying at the University of Paris and touring 22 European countries. Her summer jobs have included day camp counseling and French tutor-mother's helper. While in college, she was a member of the Young Republican Club, the chapel choir, and Alliance Francaise. She also served as a volunteer elementary school French teacher in Roanoke during the academic year 1962- 1963. She enjoys and participates in sports and music. Reading. conversation. and music are her favorite forms of relaxation. She is considering entering government service.

HERBERT FREDERIC STAHLKE (Herb) 1403 Concordia Court. Springfield, Illinois Conco~dlaSenior College, B.A. in classics, English. and Hebrew. 1963

Herbert Stahlke, 21, was born in Monroe, Michigan. As a member of a Lutheran minister's family, he has lived In several middle-western states. After compledng elementary school, he entered the pre-ministerial program of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, and attended high school at Concordia College in Milwaukee. At Concordia, he continued to develop his interests in languages by majoring in classics and tutoring individuals and small groups in Lath. He attended Conwrdia Senior College in Fort Wayne, Indiana, to complete his undergraduate work. There he again served as a tutor in Latin. This June, he graduated with a B.A. in classics. He would like to do graduate wolk in structural linguistics. Ethics, theology, music, and reading are some of his interests, and he particularly enjoys such sports as tennis, swimming, and softball.

LYDIA BEEBE STEVENS 459 Field Point Road, Greenwich, Connecticut .- Hollins College. B.A. in French. 1963

Lydia Stevens, 21, was born in New Haven, Connecticut. Raised in Greenwlch, Connecticut, she attended Greenwich High School from 1953 to 1957 and graduated from Rosemary Hall in 1959. She continued her studies at Hollins College where she earned a B.A. in French. She R participated in the Hollin's Abroad Program in 1961-1962, living in Paris with a family while studying at the University of Paris and touring 22 European countries. Her Jummer jobs have included day camp counseling and French tutor-mother's helper. While in college, she was a member of the Young Republican Club, the chapel choir, and Alliance Francaise. She also f served as a volunteer elementary school French teacher in Roanoke during the academic year 'I) 1962- 1963. She enjoys and participates in sports and music. Reading, conversation, and music are her favorite forms of relaxation. She is considering entering government service. DAVID BRUCE STRAIN 315 Reffly Road, Wyoming, Ohio Carleton College, A.B. in history, 1957; Harvard University, LL.B., 1960

David Strain, 28, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was raised in the Cinchmati suburb of Wyoming. After graduating from Wyoming public schools, he majored in history at Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, graduating in 1957, magna cum laude; he also is a member of Phi Beta Kapp. He continued his education at Halvard Law School, receiving the LL .B. in 1%0. He did a year of further study at Stanford Law School, with emphasis on corporate and international law. He has worked for the p& two years for a San Francisco law firm. While at Stanford, he did legal research at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences on the legal aspects of family relationships in Pakistani law. He is also interested in athletics, reading, and camping.

ERIC WALTER STRAUSS 3621 North Pine Grove, Chicago, Illinois University of Illinois, B.S. in management, 1961; CornelI University, M.S. in Labor economics and income security. 1963

Eric Strauss, 23, was born in Hamburg, Germany. He emigrated to the United States with his parents in December, 1946. In 1949, he became a citizen of the United States. He lived in Chicago until 1959. Here he received his primary education and attended Carl Schun High School. In September, 1957, he enrolled in the University of Illinois in Chicago, and in 1959, he transferred to the University of Illinois, Urhana campus, to complete his undergraduate education. He majored in management. In June, 1961, he received a B.S., He continued his studies at the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University, where he majored in labor economics and will receive an M .S. in September, 1963. He has no particular hobby which he pursues consistently, but he enjoys participating in sports, such as volleyball, whenever he has the opportunity, and likes to take long walks, p read, or simply to engage in conversation with good friends.

DAVID BRUCE STRAIN 315 Reilly Road, Wyoming, Ohio Carleton College, A.B. in history, 1957; Harvard University, LL.B., 1960

David Strain, 28, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was raised in the Cincinnati arbof Wyoming. After graduating from Wyoming public schools, he majored in history at Carleton College, Northfleld, Minnesota, graduating in 1957, magna cum laude; he also is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He continued his education at Harvard Law School, receiving the LL.B. in 1960. He did a year of further study at Stanford Law School, with emphasis on corporare and international law. He has worked for the psr two years for a San Francisco law flnn. Weat Stanford, he did legal research at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences on the legal aspects of family relationships in Paldstani law. He is also interested in athletics, reading, and camping.

ERIC WALTER STRAUSS 3621 North heGrove, Chicago, Illinois University of Illinois, B.S. in management, 1961; Cornell University, M.S. in Labor economics and income security, 1963

Eric Strauss, 23, was born in Hamburg, Germany. He emigrated to the United States with his parents in December, 1946. In 1949, he became a citizen of the United States. He lived in Chicago until 1959. Here he received his porlmary educatlon and attended Carl Schun High School. In September, 1957, he enrolled in the University of Illinois in Chicago, and in 1959, he transferred to the University of Illinois, Urbana campus, to complete his undergraduate education. He majored in management. In June, 1961, he received a B.S. He continued his studies at the New Yo& State School of Indusaial and Labor Relations at Cornell University, where he majored in labor economics and will receive an M .S. in Septanber, 1%3. He has no particular hobby which he pursues consistently, hut he enjoys participating in sports, such as volleyball, whenever he has the opportunity, and llkes to take long walks, ?J read, or simply to engage in conversation with good friends. ARLENE FAYTOKAR Box 116, Frank, Pennsylvania Malone College, B.A. in En&&, 1963

Arlene Tolcar, 26, was born in Frank, a small town south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After graduathg from McKeespoa High School in 1954, she began a career as a bookkeeper. Life became routhe, and after five years with an electrical contracting firm, she decided to further her education. She chose Malone College, a Christian liberal arts school in Canton, Ohio. In addition to studying, she continued to work asa secretary-bookkeeper during her four college years. She was also elected treasurer of Youth Conference her sophomore year, business manager of the college annual her junior year, and class treasurer her junior and senior years. In June,l%3, she received her B.A. with a major in English and a minor in book- keeping. Basic business, music, and reading are her favorite forms of relaxation.

CAROL LYNDEL TOWER P.O. Box 428, Superior, Montana Cottey Junior College, A.A. in liberal arts. 1959; Montana State University, B.A. in English literature, 1961

Carol Tower, 24, was born in Boise, Idaho and graduated from Superior High School, Superior. Montana in May, 1957. From Sepember, 1957 to June, 1959, she attended Cottey Junior College, Nwada, Missouri, and from September, 1959 to June,l%l, she attended Montana Stare University, Mfssoula, Montana, graduathg with a B.A. in English and a minor in French. She is a manber of Phi Kappa Phi. From November, 1961 to June, 1962, she taught English and French at Mercy High School, Omaha, Nebraska. Since then she has taught English, civics, and spelling at Holy Name Elementary School in Omaha, Nebraska. Durjng vacations, she has worked as a nurse's aide, a unit director, and a counselor for the Missoula Council of Camp Fire Girls. She enjoys music, reading, and camping.

ARLENEFAYTOKAR Box 116, Frank, Pennsylvania Malone College, B.A. in En&&, 1963

Arlene Tokar, 26, was born in Frank, a small town south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After graduating from McKeesport High School in 1954, she began a career as a bookkeeper. Life became routine, and after five years with an electrical contracthag firm, she decided to further her education. She chose Malone College, a Christian liberal arts school in Canton, Ohio. In addition to studyiug, ehe continued to work as a secretary-bookkeeper during her four college years. She was also elected treasurer of Youth Conference her sophomore year, business manager of tbe college annual her junior year, and class treasurer her junior and senior years. In June,1%3, she received her B.A. with a major in English and a minor in book- keeping. Baslc busluess, music, and reading are her favorite forms of relaxation.

CAROLLYNDELTOWER P.O. Box 428. Superior, Montana Cottey Junior College, A.A. in liberal arts, 1959; Montana Stare University, B.A. in English literature, 1961

Carol Tower, 24, was born in Boise, Idaho and graduated from Superior High School, Superior, Montana in May, 1957. From September, 1957 to June, 1959, she attended Coaey Junior College, Nevada, Missouri, and from September, 1959 to June,1%1, she attended Montana State University, Missoula, Montana, graduating with a B.A. in English and a minor in French. She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi. From November, 1%1 to June, 1962, she taught Bngllsh and French at Mercy High School. Omaha. Nebraska. Since then she has taught English, civics, and spelling at Holy Name Elementary School in Omaha, Nebraska. firing vacations, she has worked as a nurse's aide, a unit director, and a counselor for the Missoula Council of Camp Fire Girls. She enjoys music, reading, and camping. BARaARA ELLEN VACHA (Barb) 1636 Ross Avenue, St. Paul,, Minnemta College of St. Catherine, B.A. in general science, 1963

Barbara Vacha, 22. was born and grew up in St. Paul, Mlnnesota, where she attended the parochial schools and graduated from St. Joseph's Academy in 1959. During her high school years, she was active in Junior Red Cross and did considerable volunteer work in the hospitals and on bloodmobiles. Entering the College of St. Catherine in St. Paul on partial scholarships. she studied general science with particular emphasis on the biological sciences, and graduated with a degree in general sdence in 1963. During the summer of 1962, she was privileged to attend the National Science Foundation Summer Institute for General Science Teachers as a regular student. Tennis, swimming, and reading, are among her favorite activities. She intends to go to graduate school and make teaching her profession.

MAMIE L. WALKER (Mhi) 16306 Clearview Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio Morris Brown College, B.A. in social sciences, 1957; Syracuse University, M.A. in student personnel work, 1959

Mamie Walker, 30, was born in Eatonton, Pennsylvania d she attended the elementary school there. She graduated from Hudson High School In Macon, Georgia in 1950. She studied at Western Reserve University and Fem College in Cleveland, Ohio, but she received her B.A. from Morris Brown College in Atlanta where she majored in education and social sciences. graduating cum laude in 1957. In 1959, she received her M .A. in education and student personnel from Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. She has also studied at the University of San Marcos in Lima. Peru. and at Camohmilia, Mexico. From 1959 to 1960. she was Dean of Students at Albany State College, Albany, Georgia; since that time she has been the Assistant Dean of Students at State University College. Potsdam, New York. She has done volunteer work for the American Friends Service Commiaee, spending one summer assisting in a mental hospital in Wilmington, Delawareand another summer teaching elementary school in Atziezkrtla. Mexico. Her hobbies are handicrafts, designing, and writing.

BARBARA ELLEN VACHA (Barb) 1636 Ross Avenue, St. Paul,, Mlnnesota College of St. Catherine, B. A. in general science, 1963

Barbara Vacha, 22, was born and grew up in St. Paul, Minnesota, where she attended the parochial schools and graduated from St. Joseph's Academy in 1959. During her high school years, she was active in Junior Red Cross and did considerable volunteer work in the hospitals and on bloodmobiles. Entering the College of St. Carherine in St. Paul on partial scholarships, she studied general science with particular emphasis on the biological sciences, and graduated with a degree in general science in 1963. During the summer of 1962, she was privileged to attend the National Science Foundation Summer Institute for General Science Teders as a regular student. Tennis, swimming, and readhg, are among her favorite activities. She intends to go to graduate school and make teaching her profession.

MAMIE L. WALKER (Mhi) 16306 Clearview Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio Morris Brown College, B.A. in social sciences, 1957; Syracuse University, M .A. in student personnel work, 1959

Mamie Walker, 30, was born in Eatonton. Pennsylvania and she attended the elementary school there. She graduated from Hudson High School in Macon, Georgia in 1950. She studied at Western Reserve University and Fenn College in Cleveland, Ohio, but she received her B.A. from Morris Brown College in Atlanta where she majored in education and social sciences, graduating cum Laude in 1957. In 1959, she received her M .A. in education and student permel from Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. She has also studied at rhe University of San Marcos in Lima, Peru, and at Camohmilia, Mexico. From 1959 to 1960. she was Dean of Students at AkyState College, Albany, Georgia; since that time she has been the Assistant Desn of Students at State University College. Potsdam, New York. She has done volunteer work for the American Friends ServIce Committee, spending one summer assisting in a mental hospital in Wilmington, Delawareand another summer teaching elementary school in Atziaintla, Mexico. Her hobbies are handlcraRs, designing, and writing. LEWIS JOHN WEEBER (Lew) 1237 Crosby Street, Grand Rapids, Michigan Calvin College, B.A. in social work, 1961; Michigan Stace University, M .A. in social work, 1963

Lewis Weeber, 24, was born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In 1957, he graduated from Union High School, Grand Rapids, and entered Grand Rapids Junior College. Transferring to Calvin College, Michigan, he majored iq sociology and psychology. In 1961, he received his B.A. from Calvin. He did graduate work at Michigan State University, and in 1963 received his M .A. in social work. His social work training included placement at a Catholic Family Agency and at a V.A. psychiatric hospital. Summer jobs have included work as a hospital orderly and as a camp counselor for underprivileged children. His sports lntereas are softball, basketball, and tennis. He enjoys reading in the fields of religlon and psychology, taking walks, and participating in discussions. He intends to m+ke social work his profession.

ALAN DAVID WEISS 6228 North Talman Street, Chicago 45, Illinois Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S. in elect~icalengineering and mathematics, 1959; Massachusetts Institute of Technology. M .S . in electrical engineering and mathematics, 1960 Alan Weiss, 25, was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the public schools and graduated from Senn High School at the head of his high school class. In 1959, he received a B.S. from the Massachusetts Institute of ?ethnology, with his major split between mathematics and electrical engineering; and the following year, working under a Cooperative Fellowship of the National Science Foundation, he was awarded an M .S. from the same institution for a thesis dealing with the relatively new field of Information Theory. The next academic year, he was at the University of Arizona as a half-time instructor in mathematics. He spent a year and a half in Paris, France, pursuing a doctorate in mathematics from l'Universit6 de Paris. At the end of 1%2, he left Prance for Corfu, Greece, where he worked on mathematics and finished a book which he had been writing about Ms.

LEWIS JOHN WEEBER (Lew) 1237 Crosby Street, Grand Rapids, Michigan Calvin College. B.A . in social work, 1961; Michigan State University, M .A. in social work, 1963

Lewis Weeber, 24, was born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In 1957, he graduated from Union High School, Grand Rapids, and entered Grand Rapids Junior College. Transferring to Calvin College, Michigan, he majored fq sociology and psychology. In 1961, he received his B.A. from Calvin. He did graduate work at Michigan State University, and in 1963 received his M.A. in sodwork. His social work training included placement at a Catholic Family Agency and at a V.A. psychiatric hospital. Summer jobs have included work as a hospital orderly and as a camp counselor for underprivileged children. His sports interests are softball, basketball, and tennis. He enjoys reading in the fields of religion and psychology, takhg walks, and prUcipating in discussions. He intends to mgke social work his profession.

ALAN DAVID WEISS 6228 North Talman Street. Chicago 45, Illinois Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S. in electrical engineering and mathematics, 1959; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.S. in electrical engineering and mathematics, 1960

Alan Weiss. 25, was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the public schools and graduated from Senn High School ar the head of his high school class. In 1959, he received a B.S. from the Massachusetts Institute of ?ethnology, with his major split bemeen mathematics and electrical engineering; and the following year, working under a Cooperative Fellowship of the National Science Foundation, he was awarded an M .S. from the same institution for a thesis dealing with the relatively new field of Information Theory. The next academic year, he was at the University of Arizona as a half-time inmuctor in mathematics. He spent a year and a half in Paris, France, purha doctorate in mathematics from l'Wversit6 de Paris. At the end of 1962, he left France for Corfu, Greece, where he worked on mathematics and flnished a book which he had been writing about Paris. JUDITH MARIB WILLIAMS g. W.) 6912 Plymouth, University City 30, Missouri Washington University. B. F .A. in advertising design, 1%1

Judith Williams, 25, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, graduated from the Rosati-Kain School in St. Louis in 1955. For two years before starting college, she held several part and full- time jobs; these included being a receptionist for a TV station and a switchboard operator for a manufacturing company. Deciding to continue the art training which she had begun in high school, she entered Washington University in 1957; majoring in advertising design, she recdved a B.A. in 1961. Upon graduation, she worked one year as an advertising artist for an industrial soap manufacturer. At this time, she also began volunteer work at a Catholic children's hospiml; the work stimulated her interest in primary education. The past academic year, she has been teaching primary school in the Archdiocesan school system of St. Louis. Her hobbies are dress designing, sewing, sculpture, printmakhg, and the restoring of old furniture.

ROBERT LEWIS WILLIAMSON (Bob)

1113 Brunwood Drive, Florence, South Carolina University of South Carolina. B.S. in businesss management, 1957

Robert Williamson, 28, was born and raised in Greenwood, South Carolina, and graduated from Greenwood High School in 1952. He attended the University of South Carolina, where he majored in business management. Shortly after receiving his B.S. in 1957, he served a six months tour of active duty with the armed forces. Following the completion of his military service, he worked for one year for Swift and Company in Columbia, South Carolina. Deciding upon teaching for a career, he entered Wofford College, Spartanburg, South Carolina,in the summer of 1959, and took courses in education. Since 1959, he has been teaching history, English, and general business in secondary schools in Georgia and South Carolina.

JUDITH MARIE WILLIAMS 0. W.) 6912 Plymouth, University City 30, Missouri Washington Universily, B. F .A. in advertising design, 1%1

Judith Williams. 25, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, graduated from the Rosati-Kain School in St. Louis in 1955. For nw years before starting college, she held several part and full- time jobs; these included being a receptionist for a TV station and a switchboard operator for a manufacturing company. Deciding to continue the art training which she had begun in high school, she entered Washington University in 1957; majoring in advertising design, she received a B.A. in 1961. Upon graduation, she worked one year as an advertising artist for an industrial soap manufacturer. At this time, she also began volunteer work at a Catholic children's hospital; the work stimulated her interest in primary education. Tle past academic year, she has been teaching primary school in the Archdiocesan school system of St. Louis. Her hobbies are dress designing, sewing, sculpture, prinanakjng, and the restoring of old furniture.

ROBERT LEWIS WILLIAMSON (Bob)

1113 Brunwood Drive, Florence, South Carolina University of South Carolina, B.S. In businesss management, 1957

Robert Williamson, 28, was born and raised in Greenwood, South Carolina, and graduated from Greenwood High School in 1952. He attended the University of South Carolina, where he majored in business management. Shortly after receiving his 8.S . in 1957, he served a six months tour of active duty with the armed forces. Following the completion of his military service, he worked for one year for Swift and Company in Columbia, South Carolina. Deciding upon teaching Bi- for a career, he entered Wofford College, Spartanburg, South Carolina.in the summer of 1959, and took courses in education. Since 1959, he has been teaching history, English, and general business in secondary schools in Georgia and South Carolina.