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Taylor University ALUMNUS May, 1962 Mrs. Alice Shippy, Class News Editor

Because of the tremendous volume of class news this spring, and because the the May Alumnus is a special spiritual emphasis issue containing 8 feature articles, this supplement has been prepared as a separate mailing.

This hospital serves numerous Eski­ mo villages in western Alaska. This is a temporary assignment for a minimum of two years and then as soon as conditions are safe for the family, they will return to the Congo. -4 1951 Betty Jean (Thompson) Getty and Keith Lochner x'51, commercial artist and head of Lochner Promo­ her husband, Paul, are now at The tional Art Service, designed the striking "Global Taylor" ensign for Towers, South Darenth, Kent, Eng­ land, where Paul will be studying the Alumnus.. Keith's business address is 641 N. Orleans, Chicago 10. tropical medicine at the London School of Medicine. They will leave for Ganta, Liberia, West Africa, in -4 1934 4~ ~4 1945 4- July, 1962, and Paul will work in a 60-bed hospital and also work with Art and Esta (Herrman '36) Howard Larry and Betty (Hughes) Brown nearly 1000 lepers in a nearby lepro­ continue to cope with the many prob­ ana family have now returned to sarium. Betty will teach in the mis­ lems connected with starting a Na­ ceres, Goias, Brazil, where they will sion school and care for Steven, 4, tional Institute of Sports and have connnue their missionary work. and Mary Lou, 1 year. now completed one six months course Vvhue on furlough rhey had the op­ and begun another. They are looking portunity of sharing their missionary forward to starting a three-year experiences with peopie from about -4 1952 4- course in July and are busy with its 30U congregations through churches, many phases of work. They appre­ institutes and camps. ciate the kindness shown to Jerry, in Greenville College, in Illinois, and ~4 1948 4- to Judy, a sophomore at Taylor. They Martha (Johnson) Strunk and hus­ are stiii at Motibagh Palace, Patiala, band, .Leon, are in Bahia, Brazil, and Punjab, India. are nappy over the accomplishments in their work—a Brazilian deaconess -4 1940 who has proved invaluable, the or­ ganization of a new Methodist Ruth (Prosser) Keizer writes from uhurch and a 100% increase in mem­ the island of Java about their life bership in the parish. Their dream to there. Her husband, Cliff, teaches buy property for the newly organized physical chemistry, besides working church has become an advance The Norbert O. Anderson Family as Chief of Party for the Kentucky special project. Nathaniel, one year Contract Team. Two Indonesian staff oid, is toddling everywhere. Norbert O. Anderson and family do members, who have earned their medical missionary work in Haiti. Ph.D. degrees at the University of They have worked in this field for Kentucky, are now back in Bandung, -4 1950 4- over four years and will be leaving and will assume full responsibility for Paul and Chloetta (Egly) Erdel will on furlough in May. The Lord has physical chemistry when the Keizers be coming home on furlough in June. worked a number of miracles in the leave. Cliff also is organist, elder and They have been directing the work establishment of their new hospital. lay preacher for the monthly Eng­ of 8-10 missionaries in Esmeraldas, lish services. Ruth and a German Ecuador, for the past four years. It -4 1953 •- neighbor have a cooperative program is a banana province of 100,000 ne­ for learning German and English and groes and mulattoes on the north­ Fred and Gloria (Krebs) '52) Klein- she is busy with sewing, piano and west coast of Ecuador. During the hen have been in Viet Nam since organ practice and supervises the past 15 years, six churches have been October, 1958. During this time they cooking. They plan to come home started and 30 other religious groups have learned a new language, new this summer, after spending four and classes. customs, adapted to the culture, try­ years in Indonesia. Dr. Robert Fenstermacher, a med­ ing to help in the work of the Lord. ical missionary for some time in There the church is self-governing Central Congo, has been named Ad­ and missionaries are advisers to help -4 1944 }>- ministrator of the Maynard-McDou- in teaching, evangelism, etc. Their Pauline E. Muselmann is now gall Memorial Hospital in Nome, address is 38/6A Nguyun-cong-Tru, serving her third term as missionary Alaska. His wife, Anita, also a com­ BacLiew, Viet Nam. in Ecuador. Her address is Casilla missioned missionary, and his family Don McFarland and family have 187, Esmeraldas, Ecuador. accompanied him when they left. been working in Nigeria, Africa, but IN THE FAMILY Global Taylor — News of the Classes at present are on furlough at 218 1925 >- April 8-13 at Monroe, Michigan. These Laurel Road, Stratford, New Jersey. -4 meetings are sponsored by the Mon­ Joe and Eleanor (Spelcher '52) George and Wilma (Rupp x'27) roe Council of Churches of which Spacek are now at Shorewood Hills, Stoddard, 115-15 Panchito Street, El Herb is first vice-president. Sawyer, Michigan, on furlough after Monte, California, continue their five years in Hawaii. Joe is busy pre­ Melvin and Barbara (Norris x'53) ministry at their church and are able Haas and family now live in Nashville, senting the work done in the Islands, to see gradual progress. George is while Ellie keeps the home fires for Tennessee, where they serve a church chaplain of the local American Le­ on the outskirts of the city. Joey is Marilyn 7, Sharon 4, and David 2. gion Post and in addition, is chaplain Bruce and Joyce (Cain) Moore have 9, Trudy, 7, Beverly, 4, and James of the 18th District, composed of 36 Melvin, 1. returned to Ecuador after an eighteen Legion Posts. month furlough. This term they want -4 1953 to translate the Word into Colorado, -4 1937 •- the language of the tribe in Western Mary (Gerow) and Richard '54, Ecuador where they live. Stephen, 9, A new book, CASEBOOK IN PAS­ TORAL COUNSELING, co-edited by Corliss live at 16 Hedge Court, Cham­ and Rebecca, 7, will be in the Alli­ paign, Illinois, where Dick is asso­ ance School for missionaries' chil­ John Monroe Vayhinger and Newman S. Cryer, Jr., has just been published. ciate pastor at the University Baptist dren in Quito and Paul, 4, and Carol, Church at the University of Illinois. 2, will go with their parents to the It is a unique collection of 56 cases, drawn entirely from the field of pas­ He also teaches a religious credit tribe. toral counseling. Dr. Vayhinger is course. Jimmy was three last Septem­ professor of pastoral psychology and ber and Chucky was born in Febru­ counseling at Garrett Biblical Insti­ ary, 1961. tute in Evanston, Illinois. He and his Eva Lou Dillin is the physical edu­ family live at 1318 Hinman. Mrs. cation director in the campus lab­ Vavhinger is the former Ruth Imler oratory school at Wisconsin State x'39. College in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Her address is 1226 College Street. -4 1952 >- Dorothy (Burgess) Greimann is H. J. Buwalda was named general teaching a combination second and chairman of the city and county-wide third grade at a school in Indianapo- evangelistic series of meetings held (Continued on page 3) Gerald Close and Family Gerald and Miriam (Deyo '55) Close and family are now in the -•€( 1954 fe- reports which are sent to the States, Shona Language School, P. 0. Wat- is librarian and works with Mike in somba, via Lmtali, Southern Rho­ Martha Peaslee writes of the girls' the tract department. Of course, she desia, Africa. During their first six camp she directed in Honduras, Cen­ also takes care of her family, Scotty months, in addition to the regular tral America, in December, (out­ and Valerie. duties of a doctor in the hospital and doors), with swimming twice a day. William and Joan (Selleck x'57) outlying clinics, Jerry spends time Facilities were not Stateside but it Yoder tell of the January Youth for teaching student nurses the surgical was successful and enjoyed by all. Christ rally in Berlin, which again problems of medicine and also holds The Youth Retreat, camp, Bible had a large attendance. Recently they discussions on how to become Chris­ classes and Bible Institute are all an have had the opportunity to visit tians. important part of her work on this with several families in East Berlin. Miriam teaches Domestic Science field. C. P. Tarkington and family are in to 125 girls and is in charge of the Lila (Hansen) Cosmades and daugh­ Denver where he works in the Over­ small orphanage at the mission sta­ ters, Debbie and Heather, are now at seas Christian Servicemen's Center's tion. She and the three children, Bev­ Kurtoglu Sok. 5/7, Kurtulus, Istan­ office. He and his wife. Alma, both erly, Stevie and Randy, all attend the bul, Turkey, since the Greek Orthodox take classes at the Western Bible African childrens' Sunday School Church refused them a longer stay Institute and Alma serves as campus each Sunday morning. They feel that in Greece. Her husband, Thomas, nurse also. Their three children, Christ cannot be fully shared with stayed in Istanbul one month and Timothy, Lena Beth and Jo Carol, the people until they can speak their then returned to Greece under a new enjoyed the snow in Denver, after language, so they spend about five entry. He asks for our prayers for having been in the tropical Philip­ hours a day with their African in­ his ministry in this land so des­ pines for the last five years. formant. perately needing the gospel. Hugh Sprunger writes that they -4 1961 >- 1955 }>•- are back in Taipei, Taiwan, Formosa, -4 Sue Dunham is now in Ganta, Li­ after a 16 month furlough filled with Mike and Lorena (Smith x'56) beria. The work of the station con­ extensive travel for missionary serv­ Murphy, who are missionaries in sists of evangelistic work, literature ices and earning the M.R.E. degree. Brazil, write that Mike will serve as and literacy programs, a large in­ Hugh says his "once in a lifetime" president of the field auxiliary com­ dustrial department and an extensive experience was delivering their fifth mittee, film coodinator for pictures medical program. Sue's main task is child, Mark Alan, alone, due to the sent to the home office in Brazil and working in the school of nursing, doctor's delay. Michael, 3, is making director of evangelism, in addition doing classroom teaching, super­ slow progress with leg braces and to his regular load of teaching and vising the students as they learn new crutches because of polio at eight pastoring. Lorena teaches in the In­ procedures, teaching French in the months. The rest of the children are stitute which opened February 25. mission school, and of course, carry­ in grades 1, 3 and 5. In addition she is translating student ing out the usual duties of a nurse. 2 News of the Classes on the Fort Belknap Reservation. Credit Union after school and Satur­ They have four children. days. Gary is nine years old, Tim, seven and Randy, three. lis, Indiana. Her husband, Tom, is Paul and Winifred (Murray '51) a graduate of Purdue in Civil En­ Scott live at 3376 Basswood Lane, Don and Shirley (Lunde '52) Jacob- gineering. They live at 437 South Cincinnati 39, Ohio. Paul is training sen are presently at 13 Lachmund Butler, Indianapolis. specialist in the Industrial Relations Court, Old Tappan, New Jersey, but wiil be transferred soon. Don is in Gordon Hansen and family live at Division of Procter and Gamble. Win­ ifred finds plenty to do with their Personnel for Western Electric Com­ 160 Delacy Avenue, North Plainfield, church work and caring for Christine pany. They have a little girl who is New Jersey, where he works for 9, Suzanne 7, Paula 5, and Rebecca 3. five years old and a boy about two. Standard Brands, Inc. as administra­ tive assistant to the manager of Ware­ Roy Shervy and family now live at Bill and Edith (Casperson x'54) housing and Distribution. Scott was 1212 First Avenue West, Spencer, Rediger are in their sixth season in born January 6, 1960. Iowa, where he works as Director of Boca Raton, Florida, near the Bible Conference Grounds. Bill works in Harvey and Mary (Wiley x'56) Her­ Christian Education in the First Con­ gregational Church. Mildred has 25 the Broward County school system in nandez write that this is Harvey's the Diagnostic Center. fifth year in Waterford Township youngsters in grades 4, 5 and 6 and Roy has 21 junior high's and 32 senior Schools. He attends Michigan State Curt and Mary (Von Delinde x'54) University (Oakland) one night a high's. The youth program is run Lake live at 5453 42nd Avenue South, week and works part time at a Feder­ from 4-7 each Sunday evening. Mark Minneapolis, Minnesota. Curt is Cor­ al Store. They have two adopted is 7 years old and Joyce, 4. rective Therapist at the V.A. Hospital children, Tim, an Asiatic Indian, 3Vz, Howard Somers and family now live and Mary is kept busy with Becky 3, and Debbie, a Mexican baby, almost at 951 East Riley Road, R. R. 3, and Bobby, about IV2 years. Jane Ericson has had two wonder­ iy2. The minister of the newly char­ Owosso, Michigan. Last August they tered church to which the Hernandez had the privilege of visiting their ful years working for Michigan State family belongs is served by Ronald son Keith and family in Costa Rica. University in Saigon and is now back x'55 and Hope (Dakin '54) Thompson. This summer they expect to take a in East Lansing as secretary to the head of the Food Science Department. Bill and Mary (Von Bergen '54) leave of absence from the church and go to Medellin, Colombia, to She lives at 427 Grove Street and Hesse have served the First United would be happy to see her T.U. class­ Missionary Church in Springfield, visit the family, which works under mates. Ohio, for five years. Becky, 8 years the O.M.S. Gladys (Cleveland) and Richard '54, old, is in the third grade and Beth, -•< 1954 >- 7, is in the second. Ruth Ann is three Steiner are now at R. R. 1, Bluffton, years old. Their address is 1910 Ohio, where Dick teaches French and Helen Byerly, Summerville, Penn­ English in the high school. Gladys is Mound Street. sylvania, is Director of the Child kept busy at home with Kent 5, Craig Evangelism Fellowship in her county, Warren and Esther (Hund) Johnson 3, Kim IV2 and Beth Colette, born still live at 408 Joliet Road, Mar­ with 19 Bible Clubs organized and a January 29. number of others to be finalized. quette Heights, Pekin, Illinois, where Eloise (Gerig) Thorne and husband, Warren is a car distributor for the There are 8600 children in this coun­ Jerry, live at 907 Whittier Avenue, ty so the task is a big one. Peoria and Pekin Union Railway, Akron 20, Ohio. Jerry serves the and editor of the church newspaper. Herschel Engebretson is now Asso­ Chapel on Fir Hill, with a member­ ciate Editor of the Sunday School Esther is a substitute teacher and ship of nearly 2000, as minister of organist in their church. They have Times and is living at 6714 Revere youth. He also helps in the printing Street, Philadelphia 49, Pennsylvania. two children, Sally, 7, and David 5. work which involves his art talents. Jim Lantz and family live at 809 David Frazer has been named pas­ Eloise plans to teach but at present tor of the Trinity Methodist Church, East Main Street, Muncie, Indiana, is enjoying her stay at home with where they serve the Main Street Spencerville, Ohio. Formerly he was Susan, 3. at the Salem Methodist at Mt. Wash­ Methodist Church. The church is in Richard and Mary Lee (Wilson) ington, Ohio. a transient area with many problems Turner live at Bay Port, Michigan, and presents a real challenge. Steven where they serve two Methodist 1956 is four years old, Bill, two, and Ann churches. In addition to her "home" -4 Marie, about seven months. work, caring for Kathy 4, and Kenny William Fahrenholz works for the Mary (Fisher) Kauffman writes that 2, Mary Lee helps with the music and National Cash Register Company. He her husband, Bob, is chief accountant is Secretary of Christian Social Re­ and his family live at 4807 Neptune at the Bloomington Mennonite Hos­ lations for the Saginaw Bay District Lane, Dayton 24, Ohio. They have pital and president of the young of the Womens' Society of Christian three children, Lisa Kay 5, Jana Lynn adult class in their church. Mary Service. 3, and Kara Sue 2. does staff duty on the evening shift James and Sara (Lindke) Weiss Ronald and Dorothy (Carnegy) part-time, and teaches a class. Susan, have pastored the Stephens Metho­ Cunningham now live at 205 North 3V2, and Laura, 2, love Sunday School dist Church in Dearborn, Michigan, Oakwood, Griffith, Indiana. Ron works and start asking to go about Tuesday for four years and live at 20201 for the Celotex Corporation in their of each week. Their address is 207 Annapolis. David is five years old downtown Chicago offices. He is Sun­ South Coolidge, Normal, Illinois. and Mary Alice was born October 3, day School Superintendent in the Leon and Jean (Fossum '52) Nichol- 1961. Baptist Church and Dorothy teaches sen serve the Methodist Church in Martha (Fordyce) and Jerry '54, a class. Their daughter, Kathy, is Churubusco, Indiana, about 20 miles Welsh serve the First Methodist about 2% years old. north of the new Taylor site. Jean Church in Carson City, Michigan. Jarvis Steiner teaches sixth grade is church secretary, Sunday School Annette is three years old and is and has charge of recreational activi­ teacher and a district W.S.C.S. offi­ happy to have a little sister, Jeanine, ties such as basketball, after school, cer. Philip Joel is 5 years old and born June 21, 1961. for all ten schools in their system. Mark Stephen was born December Warren and Maralyn (Gerlach) Wil­ He also teaches Sunday School, and 27, 1961. liams live at 4198 Christine Lane, will be a delegate to the N.E.A. Con­ Jim Roberts now lives at Anoka, West Palm Beach, Florida. Warren vention in Denver this summer. They Minnesota, but previously served the teaches in a large junior high school, have two little boys, Dean 3, and C. & M. A. Church in Harlem, Mon­ has adult education classes one night Brad, about 15 months. Their address tana, among the American Indians a week and works for the Teachers' is 1506 Southmoor, Pekin, Illinois. 3 Valdrice (Quick) Houg writes that High School. Randy is three years ky) Neufeld attended seminary in she lost her husband last April 25. old. Chicago where she met her husband, She will return to the teaching pro­ Ruth (Fitch) Orr and family live Peter. They now serve a Mennonite fession, but at present is working on at R. R. 1, Ludington, Michigan, and church in Kingman, Kansas and have her M.A. degree and also to get her are active in the E.U.B. Church there. one daughter, Sandra Ann, IV2. Their California elementary credential. She Their children are Jan 4%, Linda 3, address is 322 Avenue "A", East. lives at 4059 Terracina Drive, River­ and Jimmy, eight months. Traveling and teaching is what side, California. Her sister, Arvilla, Charles and Charlotte (Justice '58) Mary Ellen Davies enjoys most. She is still teaching and lives at 102 Saleska live at 15 Himrod Street, has taught in New York and Cali­ Woodward Street, La Porte, Indiana. Brooklyn 21, New York. Chuck at­ fornia and is now teaching at the tends New York Biblical Seminary Wheaton, Illinois, Christian Grammer ~4 1957 and serves a church also. Charlotte School. In the summer of 1960 she teaches in a junior high school in went to Europe and this summer will Brad and Joyce (Bresson '55) Long Island and is finishing work on go to the World's Fair in Seattle, as Moore live at Mentone, Indiana, where an M.A. at Hunter College. well as continuing work on her M.A. Joyce teaches at the high school. Vivian Buege teaches second and Millie McMurtry is in her fourth Brad is a senior at Grace Seminary third grades, a Sunday School class year of medical school at Women's at Winona Lake. They are now and is working on her M.A. degree. Medical College of Pennsylvania. making application to the mission She lives at R. R. 1, Dorr, Michigan. Next year she hopes to be interning board of the Association of Baptists Harold Rice and family live at 4407 in Indianapolis. Her address is 3300 for World Evangelism. Their son, Henry Avenue, Philadelphia 29. Tim, is four years old. West 226th Street, Fairview Park, Ohio. Hal was graduated from Ohio Ruth (Unkenholz) and Riley '56, Miriam (Sickmeier) Tuttle works State in 1960 with a degree in Civil Case serve three churches in the as a secretary at the Best Universal Engineering and works for the Trane Claypool, Indiana, area. Cristi is two Lock Co., Inc., Indianapolis, a firm Company out of Cleveland. Robinn years old and Jay Riley, six months. owned and operated by Christian is three years old and Cathi, 16 They plan to be on campus on Alum­ people. Her husband, Ken, is in the months. ni Day and hope to see many of their Air Force, stationed at Terre Haute. friends. Their address is 3164 Bonham Drive, John Stroman pastors the Metho­ Indianapolis. dist Church of East Harwich, Mass­ Robert and Joan (Lloyd) Gilkison achusetts, the "Oldest Methodist live at 4610 South 28th Road, Apt. 4, Ken and Elizabeth (Galloway) Stark Church on Cape Cod." He is attend­ Arlington, Virginia. Bob is Assistant are now completing their fourth year ing the Boston University School of to the Director of Financial Analysis, at Waterman, Illinois. Ken's basket­ Theology, completing his resident on the staff of the U. S. Housing Ad­ ball team finished third in the con­ study for the Th.D. in the field of ministrator in Washington. He has ference this year. Next year he hopes Church History. They have one daugh­ taken graduate work at American to be in a larger school. Mike is ter, Crystal Lee, four years old. University during the past two years. four years old. Ruth Harrold lives at 3712 Arling­ Joan is at home caring for Valerie Shirley Pletcher works as a Di­ ton Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana Lynne, 3V2 and Andrea Lee 1. rector of Christian Education in a and teaches at the James H. Smart Paul and Mary (Cavanaugh x'58) Methodist Church in Kingsburg, School. Last year she held a half- California. She lives at 2247 18th Fendt are at R. R. 2, Durham, North time teaching assistantship in Home Carolina, where they serve a Metho­ Street, Apt. 4. She did her graduate Economics Education at Purdue and dist Church, and Paul attends Duke work at Scarritt College in Nash­ received her M.A. degree. She also Divinity School. He will receive the ville, Tennessee. teaches a Sunday School class at the B.D. from Duke in June and be fully John and Marilyn (Wessman) Carl­ First Missionary Church. ordained. They plan then to move to son are at 204 Lafayette Lane, Hoff­ Joyce (Bowen) Ancil and family Boston for three years where he has man Estates, Roselle, Illinois. John live at 1318 East Deffenbaugh, Koko- been accepted to work on his Ph.D. works for O. M. Scott and Sons, mo, Indiana. Their children are Me- in Pastoral Psychology. Fred is four selling lawn care products, serving lanie Sue, 3, and Mark Alan, 5 years old and Mary Kathryn, fifteen the northern and western suburbs of months. Melanie has been in the months. Chicago. John, Jr. is four years old hospital 17 times and near death four Carolyn (Clough) Ohman is busy and Denise Jean, two. times but Joyce and her husband, caring for Julie Maureen 5, Timothy This June John and Eleanor (Rad- Charles, praise God for what he has Oscar 4, Andrew Lester 2%, and tke '58) Key will have finished their done in her behalf. Laurie Ellen, 3 months. She and her two year training program in the Don and Barbara (Benjamin '59) husband, Maurice, live at 2101 Co­ Salvation Army and will be commis­ Love live at 6420 Bayberry Drive, lumbia Bay Drive, Lake Villa, Illi­ sioned as officers. They hope to go to Fort Wayne, Indiana. Don is Assistant nois. Maurice has a job in metallurgy the mission field in the near future. Chief Technologist at Parkview Hos­ with a division of the United States Deborah Lee is four years old and pital and is supervising instructor of Steel Company in Waukegan, Illinois. Benjamin Kelley is two. the medicai technician students there. Both are very active in their church. Joyle Allen, R. R. 3, Huntington, Barbara is a nurse and has worked Ben and Mary (Drake) Allison live Indiana, is in her fifth year of teach­ in several of the divisions of the at 482 Forest Street, Mansfield, Ohio, ing first grade in the State Street hospital but now is at home caring where Ben is Chief of Dental Serv­ School in Huntington. She will re­ for Deborah Ruth, 2, and Rebecca ices with the 164th Tactical Fighter ceive her M.A. degree in August. Elizabeth, 8 months. Squadron. They plan to return to Nancy (De Lay) and Edward '58, Bob and Joy '58, Tillinghast are in Illinois and set up a practice in 1963 Dodge live at 1802 Georgetown Road, Eastport, New York, where Bob is after his "hitch" in the Air Force. Speedway, Indiana. On June 4 Ed Director of Athletics at the high Nancy Jan is 4 and Sharon Lee, 1 will graduate from the Indiana Uni­ school. Joy taught for two years but year old. versity Medical School in Indianapo­ is now at home caring for Craig 3Yz, Dave and Beverly Faris are serving lis, and they are looking forward to a and Dana Sue, 14 months. Bob is on two small country churches just year of internship in either Califor­ the Board of Trustees of their church north of Schenectady, New York. nia or Pennsylvania. Nancy has and teaches a class. Both direct a Daye was ordained in 1959 by the taught Home Economics for the last group of teenagers. United Presbyterian Church. Mark year and a half at the Arsenal Tech Following graduation Onale (Stuc- Elliott is Vh years old and Lori 4 Beth, 1. Their address is R.R. 2, Thomas McGranor has been ap­ i^auoraiunes in Syracuse. Ballston Spa, New York. pointed pastor of the Vaughnsville, He is also doing graduate work at Kenn and Elizabeth (Blackburn Ohio, Methodist charge. He is also Syracuse University and has made x'58) Gangel are at 7301 Beverly, principal of the Toboso, Ohio Ele­ application to the African Inland Overland Park, Kansas. Kenn's vari­ mentary School in Licking Valley Mission Board for work in the mis­ ous duties at the Calvary Bible Col­ School District. They live at Vaughns­ sion field. lege include teaching Christian Edu­ ville. Russell and Nancy (Liechty '61) cation, Practical Theology and Bible; Austin Havens is Director of Pub­ Oyer now live at 331 North Green- directing the radio broadcast; direct­ licity for the Grace Children's Home berry Street, Sweetser, Indiana. He ing the Christian Service Department in Henderson, Nebraska. He is also teaches math at Oak Hill and she and traveling with the student gospel chairman of the committee in which teaches at Swayzee. team. They have one child, Jeffrey the University of Nebraska and the David Scudder, Box 125, Millerton, Scott, 2. Nebraska Association of Child Caring Pennsylvania, was graduated from Kenneth Tousley was graduated Institutions work cooperatively in Mansfield State Teachers College from Christian Theological Seminary planning the House Parent Training with a B.S. degree in Music Educa­ in Indianapolis, Indiana, with a B.D. Courses, which are conducted each tion in 1960. He has done one year degree in 1960 and is now serving year. of graduate work at Syracuse Univer­ two Methodist churches north of Gene Rupp received his Master's sity, but this fall was called to serve Fort Wayne, Indiana. He and his in Education from Bowling Green the Methodist Church at Millerton. family live in a new parsonage at State University in January, 1962. He writes that he is thrilled to see R.R. 2, Union Chapel Road, Fort He and his wife, Nancy (Rowley '60) the way God is blessing Taylor and Wayne. They have three children, teach in the school in Archbold, Ohio, is proud to be an alumnus of a school Philip 7, Jeffrey 3, and Scott, 10 where they live at 310 Walnut Street. that has produced so many Christian months. John Johnson and family live at leaders in all walks of life. Janet Benning has received her 12316 S.E. Madison Street, Portland M.A. degree and is now teaching in 33, Oregon, where John teaches at -4 1961 the Physical Education Department the Portland Christian High School. at Taylor. James Banker now lives at 38 Joyce Kauffman teaches third grade -4 1959 >- Manet Road, Chestnut Hill, Massachu­ in Parma, Ohio, and shares an apart­ setts. He is working on his Masters ment with her sister at 5115 War­ in History at Boston University and wick Drive. Each summer vacation expects to get his degree in August. she has done some traveling but last Bill Ringenburg teaches in the Leo, summer was the mos t rewarding Indiana, High School and lives with when she worked as a cook at Cedar his parents in Grabill. He plans to Campus, an Inter-Varsity camp in Up­ spend every summer for three years per Michigan. She and her sister working on his Masters at either Ball plan to go back this year. State or Indiana University. William and Caron (Gillig x'60) Ruth Ann Stockinger teaches music Dvorak live at 2 Park Court, R.R. 3, in three New Castle, Indiana, public Grand Ledge, Michigan, where he schools in grades one through six. teaches in the high school. He also This involves approximately 1400 is yearbook adviser, varsity tennis students a week. She lives at R. R. 1, coach, swimming director and assis­ Greens Fork, Indiana. tant basketball coach. He finds time Danny Freeman is teaching Busi­ to work on his M.A. at Michigan ness Education in the senior high State University also. school in Andover, Ohio, just 28 Ronald Shaw worked at the Grabill, miles from his home in West Spring­ Indiana, bank for four years, but now Bill, Peggy and Marian Kendall field, Pennsylvania. He assists with has ventured into business on his the coaching, the Camera Club, and own with the Nationwide Insurance Bill, former head resident of Mor­ the Pep Club. He also sings with a Company. Ron's wife, Shelba, teaches ris Hail, is presently engaged in study church quartet which does gospel in the Fort Wayne school system. at Drew Theological Seminary be­ team work, teaches Sunday School They are looking forward to the sides pastoring the Lower Berkshire and is starting graduate work. time when Taylor will be located in Valley Methodist Church. Marian, Stan Burden is living at 4222 Broad­ Fort Wayne which is only 20 miles former secretary to the Dean of Stu­ way, Indianapolis 5, and teaches in from Grabill. dents, is engaged full-time in the the city school system. He and Betty Delmer and Joyce (Schick x'58) rearing of their two-year-old, adopted Augustine '60, are engaged but have Schwanke are at 202 Prentice Road, daughter, Peggy Lynn. Their address: not set a date for the wedding. He Painesville, Ohio, where Del works 15 James Street, Lower Berkshire has received an assistantship to teach as a quality control chemist for a Valley, Wharton, New Jersey. and study at the Purdue University petroleum corporation. Both are very Graduate School, starting in Septem­ busy with church work, teaching, and -'4 1960 ber. working in a building fund campaign. Dave Boyer writes he spends "36" David is 3V2 years old and Bryan, Don and Kathryn (Stewart x'62) hours a day in what often seems to five months. Melton live at 421 West Water Street, be the hopeless task of becoming a Farmer City, Illinois. Don is guid­ lawyer. He and Joan Graffis '61, are -<{ 1958 }>- ance director at the Deland-Weldon engaged and have set June 3 as the high school and head of the Depart­ wedding date. He lives at 211 North Chaplain Stanley Beach and family ment of Social Studies. Kathy teaches 34th Street, Philadelphia 4. are now at 28 Maple Avenue, Middle- first grade in Farmer City. Minnie Patton works as secretary town, Rhode Island. He is chaplain John Okesson is now at 113 Max­ to the Agency vice president of the for seven destroyers, and though the well Avenue, North Syracuse 12, New Jefferson National Life Insurance work is hard, it is satisfying and he York. He is employed as an analytic­ Company in Indianapolis. She also enjoys it immensely. al chemist at Dairymen's League attends Butler University, working 5 on her B.S. in Education degree. In Bruce Brenneman teaches six FOUR TAYLORITES TEACH IN addition she works with teenagers in classes of 7th and 8th grade English THE WATERFORD - KETTERING the Shortridge Young Life Club and at a school in Fillmore, New York, HIGH SCHOOL, DRAYTON PLAINS, teaches Sunday School. about four miles from Houghton MICHIGAN. Hubert Kuhn lives in a lake cot­ College. He lives just off campus with tage at 794 West Shore Drive, Culver, Dave Mitchener x'63. Bruce is also Indiana, and teaches at the high yearbook advisor, directs the junior school in Monterey, Indiana. He is and senior class plays, sings in the also assistant coach and teaches Faculty Chorus, and in the Houghton Driver Training. Oratorio Society. His address is Box 12, Houghton, New York. After completing her student teach­ ing in November, Carolyn Varga ac­ Phoenix, Arizona, is Judy Sweet's cepted a teaching position in Lom­ new home, at 3132 West Rovey Ave­ bard, Illinois. She has 25 fourth grad­ nue. She teaches 34 third graders at ers and lives with two other teach­ a school which has half-day sessions. ers at 745 South Main Street. Her hours are 12:30-5:00. Schools are so large there they have 1400 en­ Scott and Carol (Kaiser x'62) Wil­ rolled where she teaches. son live at 27-08 Bowne Street, Flush­ Irvin Polk writes he is working at ing 54, New York. Scott is a sales the Excel Corporation in Elkhart long trainee for the Mobil Oil Company enough to pay off his college debts. and expects to have a territory in He works with the youth group in a few more months. (L-R) Richard Shupe, Janice Miller, his church and teaches the junior Dee Larson, Irv Thompson Lois Kedge and Robert L. Jackson high Sunday School class. He and '62, plan to be married on June 23. Ray Bachman live together at 1625 Irvin is assistant football coach, She is now teaching second grade in Frances Avenue. Working as an edu­ varsity baseball coach and teaches Elmhurst, not far from her home at cational assistant at Trinity Method­ driver education and mathematics. 2738 North Meade Ave., Chicago 39. ist in Elkhart, Ray has managed to He and his wife, Carol (Howland '60) Stanley Morton teaches at the Hart­ fill the days with activities. He is live at 942 Navajo, Pontiac, Michi­ ford Center high school near Berne also taking 8 hours at the Mennonite gan. and lives at R. R. 2, Montpelier, In­ Bible Seminary there which he en­ Dee teaches Home Economics. She diana. joys but finds it difficult to study is one of the junior sponsors, and Jerry Goss writes that he enlisted with so much work at the church. also sponsors the junior varsity but did not say which branch of the He feels that Irvin is the best dish­ cheerleaders. She is working on her Armed Services. Neither did he give washer the Department of Religion Master's in Guidance at Wayne State his address hut his home is at 623 here has ever turned out. University. She lives at 15751 West East Marshall, Marion, Indiana. Elsbeth Baris has been accepted 14 Mile Road, Birmingham, Michigan. The months since graduation have as a missionary by the Evangelical Richard teaches Business Educa­ been exciting ones for Larry Fuhrer. Alliance Mission and is at Moody as tion. His wife, Barbara (Schultz '59) After working eleven weeks for the a one-year graduate student. She en­ teaches at Waterford Township Fort Wayne Y.M.C.A. as counselor joys the courses there, especially the School and they live at 4012 Bay- and unit director, he went to Miami Bible, Christian Education and Mu­ brook Drive, Drayton Plains, Mich­ where he worked with the Youth for sic. She hopes to go to the mission igan. They both plan to complete Christ there. At present he is work­ field soon, but may teach one year work on their Master's degrees this ing with the Y.F.C. in Marion, Indi­ for practical experience. summer at Michigan State. ana. Ruth Schinkel is teaching second Janice teaches English in grades Bob and Judy (Ohlrich x'62) Ru­ and third grades in a completely new 9 and 10. She sponsors the Bible dolph live on Rusco Street, N. W., building, with rooms like those pic­ Club and Girls Athletic Club, serves Kent City, Michigan. Bob teaches at tured in magazines. She likes teach­ as English Club building representa­ the high school and is also assistant ing and enjoys the rich fellowship tive and is secretary of the English coach. He also sponsors the Kent of the Bethel Baptist Church. Her address is 1458 Forbes, Kalamazoo, Department. She, Beverly Corts and City Bible Club. Barbara Jacobson, also of '61, live at Besides teaching music in grades Michigan. 1118 Pelham, Pontiac, Michigan. 1 through 12, at Petroleum High Audrey Berndt is in graduate School, near Bluff ton, Indiana, Sally school at the University of Minneso­ Runyon is junior class sponsor. She ta, where she is "pursuing" an M.A. in Library Science. She also works has given strength for the challenge. has completed 11 hours at Ball State Jim is in Washington University on her Masters. She lives at R. R. 2, half-time in the graduate records room. Medical School and even though it Bryant, Indiana. is very difficult, he loves it. Nancy Sam and Mary (Carlson) Delcamp Bob Bruce teaches Junior High in has 27 third graders, 23 of whom are live on campus where Sam is head Elmhurst and coaches a basketball Jewish. They are well educated at resident of Fairlane and in charge team. He lives at 241 South Scoville, the temples and take Hebrew or of gospel team activities. He has al­ Oak Park, Illinois. Greek lessons after school, so know so started work on his Masters de­ Jim and Marge (Eby) Crowder live the Old Testament and come up gree. Mary enjoys teaching fourth at 1209 North Busey, Urbana, Illi­ with some searching questions. They grade in Hartford City. They both nois. Jim is a research assistant in both teach Sunday School classes. enjoy campus activities with no study the field of plasma physics in the Their address is 14 South Court, St. requirements. Coordinated Science Laboratory at Louis 8. Teaching 10th grade English at a the University of Illinois. Marge Lucille Entz teaches 29 lively fifth high school near her home is made teaches commerce and English in a graders. She and Tim Diller '62, have especially enjoyable to Sue Coats be­ high school at St. Joseph, Illinois, announced their engagement and cause of its being a new school with near Urbana. Tim's arrival back in the States after a strong nucleus of Christian teach­ Jim and Nancy (Norrenberns) Rey­ a summer with Venture for Victory ers. Her address is 906 Albright nolds have found how different the will determine the date of their mar­ Drive, Jackson, Michigan. "world" is from Taylor, but the Lord riage. She lives on campus. 6 Diane Tenpas has been seriously tist Church in Lake Orion, Michigan. instructor in pediatrics at Mansfield ill for some time with hepatitis. She Judy (Lammon) Sampson and her General Hospital. is much improved now and is at her husband both teach in a high school Teaching at the McCurdy School home at 708 North 26th Street, She­ close to their home in Eau Claire, in Santa Cruz, New Mexico, Fred boygan, Wisconsin. She will not be Michigan. They both teach Sunday Pomeroy has found the schedule very able to teach full time next year, School classes in the Congregational heavy but the work rewarding. Most but hopes to do substitute teaching. Church there. of the 325 students are Spanish with She would appreciate hearing from Vernon '60, and Sonja (Anderson) many from the mountains where her friends. Gay live at 75 Brookdale Gardens, school facilities are non-existent or "Boston is wonderful"—so say Joe Bloomfield, New Jersey. Sonja is As­ limited. Coaching is the most enjoy­ and Judy (Boll) Brain, who live at sistant to the Head of Sales Promo­ able part of teaching in his opinion. 28 Gorham Street, Cambridge 38, tion for Elementary and High School Ray '59, and Alberta (Weeks) Merz Massachusetts. Mornings Judy teach­ Textbooks, at Holt, Rinehart and are in Dayton, Ohio, where Ray is in es P.E. for Cambridge Christian High Winston, Inc., publishers. Vernon his final year at United Theological —doing this with an English major runs a research laboratory for a Seminary. Alberta teaches science to and an art minor makes it interesting neuro-surgeon at the New York Uni­ some 200 students in Northmont and fun. Afternoons she works as versity Bellevue Medical Center. He High School. They expect to be as­ children's librarian for the Boston attends N.Y.U. evenings, in prepara­ signed to a church in the southwest Public Library. Joe keeps busy at tion for graduate studies at the area of Ohio after June. Harvard with a 23 hour load and N.Y.U. Medical School, starting this Clarence Stuart is now married most of the professors teach only one fall. and lives at 2018 Florence, Marion, course, so they go all out with lec­ Bob Olson is busy working in a Indiana. He teaches in the Johnny ture notes, etc. They have a seventh sales training program with the Phoe­ Appleseed School for Retarded Chil­ grade Sunday School class and the nix Metal Cap Company of Chicago, dren in Fort Wayne. senior youth group at an Episcopal which is the fourth largest plastic church. They plan to be at Taylor Jan, Watson is studying toward a and metal cap company in the U.S. Master's degree in Theatre Art at the around Commencement time. This He also works with the West Subur­ summer they'll be at Brookhaven Na­ University of Michigan. She is a ban Y.F.C. He and Barbara Jacobson teaching fellow, which means she is tional Laboratories before returning '61, will be married June 30 and live to Boston in the fall. costume technician and supervisor of in the Chicago area where Barb will construction of costumes for the sev­ Teaching 30 third graders has teach. He lives at 718 North 7th Ave­ en major productions of the year. taught Sharon Rupp more than her nue, Maywood, Illinois. She will have completed her work pupils, she writes. There are 550 pu­ Joyce Huebner is attending gradu­ by the end of the summer and plans pils, plus 50 physically handicapped ate school at Wheaton College and high school teaching. children in the new school where she lives at 419 North Wheaton. teaches. One wing is especially adapt­ Dennis Thompson was married ed for them. She was deeply touched Part of Marti Brose's graduate July 15, 1962, and they are at United by a blind girl with cerebral palsy training at Indiana University School Theological Seminary at Dayton, playing a piano solo at their Thanks­ of Social Service is gained through Ohio. His wife works as a nurse at giving program. Her address is 1718 working 20 hours a week for the De­ a nearby hospital and Dennis does Crescent Avenue, Fort Wayne. partment of Public Welfare of In­ any part-time jobs that come up. He dianapolis, where she counsels with has met many Taylor grads at the Tom and Marilyn (Zimmerman) clients on a professional basis. seminary and through the Dayton Webb have now returned from their Through doing this work she has Alumni Chapter of which he is the overseas tour and are at R. R. 1, learned that books do not hold all president. Bluffton, Ohio. They have received the answers. She hopes to spend the their assignment at Kelly A.F.B., San Teaching seventh grade English summer in New England. Her ad­ at Warsaw, Indiana, has proved to be Antonio, Texas, so plan to be there dress is R. R. 6, Box 72, Greenfield, from June till September. one of the most exciting and reward­ Indiana. ing activities so far, so writes Marge Teaching her 34 fourth graders John Lee is at Purdue studying to Cook. She also teaches a Sunday proves a daily challenge, writes Ruth be a biophysicist. He attends the In­ School class and is counselor for the (Volk) Carlisle, but she likes it. She ter-Varsity Fellowship on Fridays for youth group in her church. She tu­ was married last October and her fellowship and spiritual fellowship. tors in French, English and Litera­ husband is in the Air Force. She He and Larry Blumer x'62, room to­ ture and is learning German on her lives at 600 South 14th Street, Rich­ gether at 123 West State Street, West own. Her address is R. R. 2, Claypool, mond, Indiana. Lafayette. Indiana. Greg Maurer teaches math in the John Affleck is attending graduate Presently, Judy (Hoffman) and De- High School at Upland and because school at the University of Michigan. Wayne '60, Bontrager are in New of his being a Business-History ma­ His wife, Hope, has an interesting York City. Judy teaches kindergarten jor, he says it takes him a couple of job as dental assistant. They live at in New Rochelle and DeWayne at­ hours longer to prepare a test than 323V2 North Main Street, Ann Arbor, tends Biblical Seminary, where they it does for the students to take it. Michigan. live during the week. They have a Greg is kept busy filling requests as small apartment near the First Pres­ organist and never has had a Sunday The Sprungers, Carolyn (Haas) and Leroy, live at 366 Hendricks, Berne, byterian Church in Flushing, New when he hasn't been busy with this York, where DeWayne works as stu­ type of service. Indiana. Carolyn works for a local doctor and Leroy carries the mail. dent assistant to the minister on "You never miss the water till the The Taylor student teachers assigned weekends. well runs dry," says John Oswalt, in Charles and Pat (Hard) Griffin regard to the fellowship he had with to Berne stay with them. Harold and June (Gove) Beal live live at 414 Locust Street, Lockport, his classmates at Taylor. However New York, where Pat teaches Dental new experiences replace the old. He in a five room house, beautifully sit­ uated in the Ohio hills, at 1046 Mans­ Histology and Dental Health Educa­ worked with his brother-in-law in his tion at Erie County Technical Insti­ church during the summer and in a field-Washington Road, Mansfield, Ohio. Harold is a probation officer tute in Buffalo. Charles teaches marine repair yard also. He finds the ninth grade English in Lockport. academic atmosphere at Asbury Sem­ in the Richland County Juvenile inary deeply stimulating. He will be Court, working with 30 boys, rang­ Marlene Silvis and Rae Howell live married August 11 at the First Bap­ ing in age from 11-18. June is clinical together at 215 Bluff Walk, Mel- 7 bourne, Florida, and thoroughly en­ BIRTHS }>'- -•<{ In Memoriam }>- joy the weather. Marlene teaches six classes of P. E. to sixth and seventh Rev. and Mrs. Harry C. Williams Rev. LeRoy H. Jones '22, died un­ graders and likes teaching outside (Lorna Green), both of the class of expectedly on March 30, 1962, at his because she is paid for getting a tan. 1951, are proud parents of twins, home in Middle Point, Ohio. He was Rae teaches five classes of ninth a retired teacher and had taught in graders. Most of their students come Dale Sherman and Doyle Donald, born May 6, 1961. They live at Mo- Middle Point and Ohio City schools, from the Cape Canaveral and Patrick hall, North Dakota, where they serve Taylor University and in colleges in Air Force Base area and are far Iowa. Mrs. Jones taught Greek at above average in intelligence. They the Methodist Church. Harry also is Executive Secretary of the Confer­ Taylor during their years here. work in the Evangelical Free Church ence Town and Country Commission Bill, Marian, and Peggy Lynn Ken­ there which is a new small church and District Secretary of Missions. dall with unlimited opportunities to serve. Kenneth Lee Turner, 28 month old Marlene plans to go to Columbia Jack and Ruth (Malson '58) Bishop son of Richard '55 and Mary Lee Bible College next year to take the announce the birth of Timothy Dion, (Wilson '53) Turner, was accidentally graduate mission course. Rae does born December 19. Jack graduated drowned on April 3, in Wild Fowl not have definite plans yet. from LeTourneau Tech in Longview, Bay near their home in Bay Port, "Life has been good here in Wheat- Texas and is now working for the Le­ Michigan. He is survived by his par­ on," writes Carolyn Sandstrom, who Tourneau Company in Longview. ents and one sister, Kathleen, age 4. lives at 308 Seminary Avenue. She Les and Kathy (Lauber) Jackson, has 34 fourth graders and shares an both of the class of '60, are happy to apartment with another teacher. announce the arrival of Scott Allen, Alumni In The News Paul and Marilyn (Knudsen '60) born January 12. They live in Rus- Former Student Invents Rieff are now at 1826 East Superior, kin, Florida. Revolutionary Engine Duluth, Minnesota. Marilyn teaches Robert '45, and Ruth (Coughenour Everett Irwin '34 of Clearwater, second grade and enjoys it thorough­ '47) Cox, who live at 154 West Van ly- Florida has set internal combustion Buren, Berne, Indiana, are happy engineers agog with a fantastic new over the arrival of David William, gasoline engine. NEWS OF THE 1961 CLASS born January 26. Deemed impossible by experts 17 MEMBERS AT GORDON years ago when Everett first started DIVINITY SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bachman (Tyyne Kiika '56) are the proud par­ working on the project, the new en­ Beverly Farms, Massachusetts ents of Tabitha Ann, born November gine is meeting with enthusiastic ac­ 27, 1961. claim. The power plant, capable of Veryl Roth and his wife, Norma, 10,000 revolutions per minute has live in the school's trailer court Bill '52, and Mary Wortman are only three moving parts and virtual­ next to Duane '58 and Marilyn (Buc­ the parents of Martha Adams Wort- ly nothing to wear out. More about kles x'60) Cuthbertson, who have two man, born December 28. They are this in the September Alumnus. children, Tami and Sherri. Norma still working under the Latin Amer­ works in the Beverly Hospital and ica Mission in Costa Rica. The Rev. Dr. Gerald L. Clapsaddle, will be an instructor this fall. '37, Superintendent of the Indianap­ Born to Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin olis District of the Methodist Church Along with his work at Gordon, C. Mannix (Ida Wessman '48) a girl, since 1957 has been elected General Clayton Turner is serving as youth Martha Lou, on January 7. Secretary of the Joint Section of Ed­ director and assistant pastor at the Edward and Alieda M. (Bushey '51) ucation and Cultivation of the Meth­ United Presbyterian Church in Brock­ odist Board of Missions. ton. His future plans are for one Deal are the proud parents of Alieda Dawn, born January 23, 1962. Their In his new post he will administer more year at Gordon and two at a program of missionary education Michigan State Agricultural College address is 19 Pierce Street, Coldwat- er, Michigan. throughout the church and will su­ for a B.S. before the mission field. pervise an executive staff of 11 men. He and Doris Reese x'63, will be mar­ Paul and Chloetta (Egly) Erdel, He has been a member of the Metho­ ried June 22. both of the class of 1950, are happy dist Board of Missions since 1960. In addition to his studies at Gor­ to announce the birth of Ruth Eileen Edgar W. Bolles '50, has been don, Roger Winn works at the Col­ on January 23. She is their fourth named Marketing Manager of Machine lege Club in Boston and as Minister child and first girl. and Tool Blue Book and Hitchcock's of Youth at the Bay View Methodist Art and Sandy (Brannon) Lcmax, Machine and Tool Directory, ac­ Church in Gloucester. He also has a x'57, announce the birth of Jalane cording to an announcement from summer maintenance job. Ruth on March 27, 1962. the Hitchcock Publishing Company, Don Leigh is challenged by the Wheaton, Illinois. work at Gordon. He works 20 hours a Theodore '54, and Ruth (Allspaw He commutes on weekends to his week in the library and enjoys the x'56) Hopkins are the proud parents home at 1859 Newport Rd., Ann fellowship with the other Taylor of Martha Bernice, born March 21, Arbor, Michigan, and plans to move grads. 1962. Sara, 5, and Phoebe, 21 months, his family to Wheaton during the are her teachers in the art of being summer. a P. K. (Preacher's Kid.) John and Denise Johnson '58, are COMING SOON happy to announce the birth of Keith COMING NEXT FALL David on October 27, 1961. He has a THE MAY ALUMNUS big sister, Jeanine Rachel, 2% years A "COLLECTOR'S ITEM" old. THE SEPTEMBER ALUMNUS BE SURE TO READ AND KEEP THIS ISSUE -4 MARRIAGES Featuring A FASCINATING PICTORIAL Featuring Paul Hoff '49, and Betty Kingman HISTORY OF TAYLOR "THE FOURTH DIMENSION" were united in marriage on March 3. They are at Casilla 1448, La Paz, Bo­ By Prof. E. Sterl Phinney livia. 8