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McFall Baccalaureate Speaker Dr. Merrill B. McFall, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Columbus, Indiana, will give the baccalaureate sermon June 5, at 11 a.m., in Rans- burg Auditorium. Born in a Methodist parsonage in southern Indiana, he graduated from DePauw University in 1927, Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa. After half a dozen years in business, he entered Garrett Biblical Institute at Evanston, Illinois, to prepare for the ministry. After graduating from there in 1935 with a Bachelor of Divinity Degree, he served Meth- odist Churches in Crown Point, Bloomington, Indianapolis (Irving- ton), and Columbus. He has served the Methodist Church in many other capacities than the ministry, such as being Goodwill Ambassador of Meth- odist Churches in Indiana to Meth- odist Churches in Germany, being currently president of SANE Founda- tion for Indiana (State Alcohol Nar- cotics Education) and being delegate of leading Indiana Conference Delega- tion to several General Conferences. He is now a trustee for DePauw University, Member of Rotary and Masonic Order (Blue Lodge, Chapter, Commandery, Scottish Rite). His wife is the former Mary Eliza- beth Glossbrenner. They have four sons: David, Jonathan, Richard, Charles. Golden Anniversary Class Jessie Hanger Ellwanger worked in the college administrative offices and taught in the English Department of Indiana Central College until her marriage to Walter Ellwanger in 1928. For many years she taught in Alabama Lutheran College, Selma, Alabama, where her husband was president. Recently she retired. The Ellwangers have three sons, two of whom are Lutheran ministers, one in Georgia, and the other in Alabama. The third son recently represented Alabama in the White House Confer- ence on Natural Beauty. Anna Hardy Myers, soon after her graduation, went to New Mexico as a teacher in the mission schools sup- ported by the Evangelical United Brethren Church. When she returned to Indiana, she married Walter Myers. After his death in May, 1932, she moved to Plainville, Indiana, where she now lives. There she has been a very active member of her church and other worth-while organizations. The two children are former students of Indiana Central College. John, x45, B.S. in Chemistry, Pur- due University is laboratory super- visor with the Whirlpool Corporation and lives in Marion, Ohio. Frieda, formerly a member of the Music Department of Otterbein Col- lege, is now in Ethiopia with the Peace Corps. Lucile Cummins Eaton, after teaching two years in the public schools of Indiana, married Dr. D. L. Eaton, chairman of the Physics Department of Indiana Central College. Mrs. Eaton now lives in De Kalb, Illinois, near the campus of Northern Illinois University where Dr. Eaton taught until his retirement. Since her husband's death, Lucile continues her work with students and in church and civic organizations. The three daugh- ters of the Eaton family, Marjorie, Alice, and Jane, are social workers, Robert is a professor of Economics in Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, Illinois, and James is an electrical engineer in the Beldon Wire Company in Chi- cago, Illinois. Sibyl Weaver, after graduation, taught English and Latin one year in high school, did one year of graduate work in Indiana University, and then returned to Indiana Central College as Principal of the Academy. In 1921 she was appointed Chairman of the English Department. Through the pe- riod of thirty-eight years in which she worked in that capacity, she contin- ued further study in the University of Wisconsin, Columbia University, the University of Colorado, and the University of Chicago. She retired June 4, 1959. Wedding Bells The name of Judy J. Slater, '64, is now Mrs. Judy J. (Slater) Wildman of 2424 East Tenth Street, Indianapolis. * * * Miss Sandra Lee Bertel, '62 and Tom Wager were married April 30, 1965. They live at 4223 Burkhart, Pat Plaza Apartments, Indianapolis. * * * Nancy Hilgert '62 was married to Weldon McClure on March 20, 1965. * * * Arvel Hornback '64 was married to Leona Ruth French of Fillmore on February 4, 1966. The couple now reside at Milan, Indiana where Arvel is a social studies teacher in the public school system. * * * Miss Pauline Joyce Milhouse '61 and Arthur Gaule Vermillion will be married May 29 in the University Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church. Pauline is the daughter of Dr. Paul '32 and Frances (Noblitt) N31 Mil- house of Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Vermillion is the son of Professor and Mrs. M. T. Vermillion of Athens, Ohio. Pauline is now on the nursing faculty of Indiana Central and this year is completing her master's degree in Nursing Education at Indiana University. Mr. Vermillion was graduated from Ohio University and received a master's degree at Christian Theological University and is minister of Christ- ian education at Speedway Christian Church. Address Style Changing In preparation for the use of auto- mated mail sorting equipment, the Post Office Department has prepared a standardized two-letter state abbre- viation for use by mailers. Since much of our alumni mail goes out in bulk, we have started to convert our ad- dressing to the new state abbreviations. Some alumni will note that their addresses have been changed and others will soon note the differ- ence. This may help to explain why some state name abbreviations look incomplete.
Emery to Speak to Alumni Dr. Donald G. Emery will be the speaker for the Alumni Convocation of June 4. His topic will be “Where Is Education Going?” Dr. Emery was born in 1919 and grew up in Indiana. Son of a college president, he has devoted his professional career to public education. During his career he has served ably as an elementary and high school classroom teacher, a graduate dean, principal, college professor and superintendent of schools. His Ph. D. degree was earned at the State University of Iowa in 1949. He earned the M.S. at Butler University and the B.A. at Indiana Central Col- lege. He devoted ten years to public school teaching and administration in Indiana and Iowa before joining the University of Omaha in 1951. At Omaha he was instrumental in devel- oping the College of Adult Educa- tion’s national reputation. He also served as graduate dean and assistant to the president. In 1960 he became Superintendent of the public school system at Shaker Heights, Ohio. In 1965, after inaug- urating several nationally recognized educational innovations at Shaker Heights, he accepted the superintend- ency of one of the nation’s finest school systems at Scarsdale, New York. Dr. Emery for many years has been in demand for addresses to professional and civic groups. He has writ- ten for a variety of professional and popular publications. He has held a number of professional and civic posts. Among these are: President, Iowa Guidance Association; President, Missouri Valley Adult Education As- sociation; Vice-president, Nebraska Association of Universities and Col- leges; and Director, Association of University Evening Colleges. In 1960 he conducted educational workshops in England and Spain at the request of the Strategic Air Command. In 1964 Dr. Emery was a member of a team of superintendents making a special study of educational organizations in France, Switzerland, and England. For several years he served as a member of the Board of Directors of the nineteen-state North Central As- sociation of Colleges and Secondary Schools. He was chairman of the NCA television committee for five years and was secretary of the NCA Com- mission on Research and Service. Dr. Emery was a member of the Commis- sion on the Improvement of Instruc- tion for the Ohio Education Associa- tion. He has served as a consultant to the U.S. Office of Education and is a past president of the Greater Cleveland School Superintendents’ As- sociation. Dr. Emery has been a member of the Advisory Board of the Greater Cleveland Research Council and a trustee of the Cleveland St. Luke’s Hospital, the Cleveland Health Mu- seum and the Educational Television Association of Metropolitan Cleve- land. Dr. Emery has sustained a special interest in the media for teaching and school libraries. He is married to Dorothy Hopping of Indianapolis. They live at 1 Butler Road, Scarsdale, New York, with their son, Mark, and daughter, Martha. He has also been trustee of Educa- tional Records Bureau and on the Board of Advisors, Encyclopedia Britannica Films, Inc. Appreciation I want to express my sincere appreciation to all alumni who have an- swered the Roll Call. Your putting some of your treasure into ICC shows that you are also putting your heart into it. I know of no place more worthy of both. Every dollar that you contribute to Roll Call will be used for the improvement of faculty salaries. The improvement of faculty salaries should keep pace with the improvement of the physical plant, which every alumnus must be proud of. Thank you sincerely. Virginia Cravens c 11 1 In Memoriam Mrs. Etta Thomas Walton, N29, died February 11,1964, in Long Beach, California, where she had lived since 1950. * * : Rosetta Mae Atkinson, x48, of Paoli died September 26, 1965. * :.: : Charles T. Borchers ’31 died Feb- ruary 10 in Robert Long Hospital after a prolonged illness. For 35 years he had been a teacher at School 34 in Indianapolis. He formerly had been principal at Bridgeport and Drexel Gardens Schools in Wayne Township. He had received a master’s degree from Butler University. Funeral services were held at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, and burial was in Crown <strong>Hill</strong> Ceme- tery. Survivors include the widow, the former Mary Allee x51, three sons, and a sister, Miss Irene Borchers. * * ::: Mary Catherine Marshall ’26 died in her home at 2611 Lawrence Court, Indianapolis, Monday, March 28, after several weeks of illness in the hospital. She had taught English in Southport High School for several years before her illness. Memorial services were held in Abdon and O’Riley Funeral Home with burial in Mooreland Cemetery in Henry County. Survivors include the mother, Mrs. Sarah Marshall of Indi- anapolis, and two brothers, Justin Marshall of Indianapolis and C. Donald Marshall of Sepulveda, Cali- fornia. * * :: John S. Yeftich ’54 died April 5 in Methodist Hospital. John was co- owner with his brother Tom ’53 of the Sports Spot. He was a graduate of Ben Davis High School and a past president of the “C” Association of Indiana Cen- tral College. Funeral services were held in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home with Burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Marilyn Joan Yeftich; two sons, John A. and Curt T; a daughter Angela Marie; the mother, Mrs. Angeline Yeftich of In- dianapolis; and two brothers, Alex and Tom, both of Indianapolis.
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