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ICU Alumni News
Indiana Central University 0 Vol. 36, No. 1
August/September '84
Two more alumni
join the ranks
Indiana Central University bestowed
honorary degrees on two United
Methodist ministers at the annual
School of the Prophets. The 43rd
annual meeting of the school was
held on the ICU campus August
13-1 6.
Dr. Gene E. Sease, ICU president,
awarded doctor of divinity degrees
to the Rev. Masaichi (Mike) Katayama
and the Rev. J. Philip Klinger. The
degrees were presented Monday,
August 13.
Katayama is the church's
Indianapolis district superintendent.
Indiana Central University
Alumni Association
1984-85 Board of Directors
Officers
Prtsidenl: George Jacobs '42, Rhinelander,
WI
Vice President: Jcna Jones '74, Indianapolis
Directors
To 1985
Gordon Core '43, Lcbanon, OH; Ralph Frey
'41, Indianapolis; Marilyn Hubbard '62,
Indianapolis; Norma Dartis '81, Indianapolis.
To 1986
Zed Day 74, Indianapolis; Maryrose Dil '49,
Indianapolis; A Glen O'Dell '34, Gramwood;
Harvey Showalter '41, Indianapolis; Dennis
Stone '67, Columbus, IN.
Prior. to that he has held pastorates
at the Michigan Street United
Methodist Church, IUPUI, New
Palestine and hwrenceburg. He ,
was also an associate pastor in New
Jersey and Illinois.
Katayama did his undergraduate
work at McKendree College in
Lebanon, Illinois, graduating in
1949. In 1952 he graduated from
Drew Theological Seminary in
Madison, N.J.
He is a member of the Indiana
Central University board of trustees.
Klinger currently serves as the pastor
of First United Methodist Church
in West Lafayette. He is a 1961
graduate of Indiana Central
University. In 1972 he received his
To 1987
Julia Huddleston '78, Indianapolis; Joann
Felker '79, Greenfield; Judi McBride '63,
Indianapolis; Jim Miller '55. Indianapolis;
Pete Morris '55, Indianapolis.
To 1988
Jim Brunnemer '66, Saline, MI; Larry
Collins '68, Maineville. OH; Paul Has '74,
Franklin; G. Phil Isgrigg '61, Indianapolis;
Carolyn Lausch '60, Indianapolis.
Past President: Louise Barnett '50,
Indianapolis
Student Rep.: Pam Conky, Kettering, OH.
Alumni Trustees
To 1985
Bill Kiesel '63, Trafalgar. IN; Dick Hilfiker
'57, Indianapolis.
To 1986
Joe Koenig '70, Columbus, IN; Ktvin
Whitacre '77, Indianapolis.
To 1987
Mary Kav Anthony '65, Greenwood
master's degree from Purdue
University. He is also a graduate of
Garrett Theological Seminary.
Klinger has selved as dean of the
board of directors of the School of
the Prophets. He is also on the
board of ministry of the Jurisdiction
School for Local Pastors on the
Faculty. He is a member of the
Mental Health Association and
Planned Parenthood Association.0
parting with her pet & long as possible
when she moved into Warren Hall
September 3.

New bishop visits ICU I
Indiana’s United Methodist clergy
had an opporttlnity to meet their
newly appointed bishop on Tueshy,
August 14 at the 1984 School of the
Prophets at ICU. The Rev. Leroy
Hodapp, appointed by the
Jurisdictional Conference on July
19, attended his first public reception
on Tuesday, August 14, in Schwitzer
Center. The school is hosted annually
by ICU and is the only time all of
the state’s Methodist ministers are
together in a continuing education
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1984-85
Theatre Season
Five plays, including a world
premiere by a New York playwright
formerly of Indianapolis, and a
religious musical with book, music,
and lyrics written by local talents
will be included in the 1984-85 theatre
season at ICU.
The White House, “a presidential
entertainment,” which seems
especially appropriate this year, will
open on Friday, September 28, at
8:OO p.m. in Ransburg Auditorium.
The production will continue
September 29,30 and October 6
and 7.
In November an original
dramatization of Thomas Wolfe’s
autobiographical novel, You Can’t
Go Home Again, will have its world
premiere here. The play has been
written by ICU alumnus Gayle
Stahlhuth, a successful playwright
and actress living in New York City.
Dates are November 9, 10, 11, 16,
17 and 18.
The Good News!, another world
premiere being written by several who
were involved in ICU’s production
of cotton Patch Gospel, will premiere
on,campus February 8,9, 10,15, 16
and 17, then tour Indiana churches
as a part of the Ministry Through
Drama program.
The annual dinner theatre will be Ayn
Rand’s popular courtroom drama,
The Night of January 16th. fie jury
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Coming Attraction LaScala Restaurant
14th Annual November -. 8, 1984
Indv
Thursday
6:30 p.m.
TOP dog
ICU and Butler alumni, athletes,
coaches, and fans join for this pregame
celebration and gridiron
Ban q et
preview of the Top Dog game
between the Greyhounds and
Bulldogs on Saturday, November
14. 0
for this comedy-drama will be
selected from the audience prior to
each performance and will sit in the
“jury box” during the performance.
At the end of the murder trial, they
will retire to the “jury room” to
decide on a verdict of guilty or not
guilty. Dates are March 15, 16,22,
23 and 24.
During Commencement Week in May
(1 5, 16, 17) the Theatre Department,
in cooperation with the ICU Music
Department, will present a musical
comedy that will be announced at a
later date.
Due to a new administrative policy,
this will be the only announcement
of the theatrical season sent to
alumni this year. Please keep this
announcement handy. 0
More Ahmni
Scholars
Indiana Central University has
announced that 14 high school
seniors have been named as Alumni
Scholars in addition to the 22
already named.
Alumni Scholars are granted a
monetary award that assures the
student winner of receiving non-
repayable financial assistance from
Indiana Central. This scholarship is
renewable for three years based on
the condition that a minimum grade
point standard set by ICU is
maintained.
To be eligible to become an Alumni
Scholar, a student must be
recommended by an Indiana Central
alumnus and have demonstrated
superior academic achievement and
leadership in school, church and
community affairs.
The additional 1984 Alumni Scholars
are:
Greg Adams, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Kent Adams of Bremen, Ind.;
Stephanie Blake, daughter of Mr.
William Blake of Indianapolis, Ind.;
Molly Brown, daughter of Mrs. Karen
Kindred of Martinsville, Ind.; Anita
Favors, daughter of Mrs. Joyce A.
Cassidy of Mooreland, Ind.; Barbara
Fields, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph Fields of Laurel, Ind.;
Shelley Frageman, daughter of Mrs.
Darlen Replogle of Michigan City,
Ind.; Lisa Hardin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. kchard Hardin of
Bargersville, Ind.; Kimi Hellenberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Hellenberg of Mount Vernon, Ind.;
Sheila Horton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie Horton Jr. of Gary, Ind.;
Christine McCombs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCombs of
Indianapolis, Ind.; Alfred Ratz Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ratz Sr.
of Indianapolis, Ind.; Deanna Selke,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Selke
of Indianapolis, Ind.; Dale Shepard,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Shepard of
1ndianapolis;Ind.; Scott Shope, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noland of
Union City, Ind. 0

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Jessie M. (Watson) Cummins, a
Columbus, Indiana, resident, reports
that her grandson Joseph Meek is
attending ICU. Joe is a junior political
science major.
‘34
Joseph Brice, son of Kenneth F. Brice,
was unanimously elected as “Bandmaster
of the Year” for the state of Colorado.
A. Glen O’Dell has recently been
appointed by Gov. Robert D. Orr to the
Indiana State Commission on the Aged
and Aging for a four-year term. Much
involved in that field, he is presently a
member of the Board of Directors of
Johnson County Council on Agmg as
well as the Greenwood Senior Citizens’
Center. He represents his county on the
Advisory Council of the Central Indiana
Council on Aging. He was recently elected
president of Central Indiana United
Senior Action, a political action
organization of 8000 members. In mid-
June he was assigned to the staff of the
growing Mt. Auburn United Methodist
Church as Director of Senior Ministries.
He and his wife, Gladys, live in
Greenwood, a southern suburb of
Indianapolis.
Kenneth M. Richter, retired professor
emeritus from the University of Oklahoma
School of Medicine, is the father of four
and the grandfather of 12 (6 grandsons
and 6 granddaughters). “All sons and
grandchildren doing well!! So am I.”
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At the close of the 1983-84 school year,
Helen (Ringley) Brady retired from
teaching. For the past 29 years, she
taught elementary art at Westlake School
in Indianapolis. She and husband
Malcolm plan to enjoy their leisure and
help with work in the church. ‘Ihe Bradys
are the parents of two boys, both who
attended ICU in the early 60s.
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Eulala (Graham) Roettger, a retired
department chairperson and social
studies teacher at Connersville Junior
High School, will be spending the 1984-
85 school year at McCurdy School in
Espanola, New Mexico, doing volunteer
work.
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Dwight L Smith, professor of history
at Miami University (Ohio), retired after
30 years of service. Smith is author of
‘The History of Canada,” a bibliography
of the history and social science literature
on Canada published in hundreds of
professional journals throughout the
world from 1973-78. It is the eighth
volume on American and Canadian
history that Smith has contributed to the
Clio Bibliography Series.
‘4 2
Congratulations to Sherman A Cravens
and wife Marjorie on their 50th wedding
anniversary. The Cravens’ celebrated
with an open house on June 30 hosted
by members of their family. Dr. Cravens
is a retired United Methodist Minister
and Mrs. Cravens was employed by
United Methodist Communications at
the time of their retirement. They live in
Indianapolis.
’4 5
After 47 years of teaching fifth and sixth
grades at Lapel School, Theodosia
Everly has retired. She is a resident of
Lapel, Indiana.
’50
Robert B. Hanni, president of the State
and Savings Bank of Monticello, has
been appointed to the 1 1-member State
Board of Education by Governor
Robert D. Orr.
Ivan Moreman retired from IPS as
assistant dean of boys at Tech High
School. Ivan and wife Mary (Ray) ’53
have moved to Indian River, Michigan
to enjoy their retirement.
’5 1
James Mansfield has joined the
marketing and sales staff of WICAT
Systems, a leading research, development,
and manufacturing firm based in Utah
that specializes in computer-assisted
instruction systems and curriculum for
schools. His areas of responsibility cover
Illinois and Indiana.
’5 3
John and Betty (Butler) Sinclair are
keeping busy in Sierra Vista, Arizona.
John is in his third year as superintendent
in Sierra Vista Unified School District
and Betty is a teacher in Polominas
School District.
‘59
Norma (Barnett) Gaston has been
named the department chairman for
Fine Arts and coordinator of the Positive
Attitude classes at the junior high level
in Decatur Township. Norma and
husband Marion are residents of Camby.
’60
Robert Frey will become dean of
Wilmington College, a Quaker-affiliated
school in Ohio, July 1. He has been a
member of the staff of Lynchburg
College in Virginia.
Lou Hurrle has been named attendance
officer for Hancock-South Madison Joint
Services, after teaching 19 years in
Hancock County schools. Hurrle will
begin his new duties in August. Wife
Suzanne (Clark) ’59 continues to teach
at Greenfield Junior High School. The
Hurrles have two sons.
‘6 3
Marilyn Ramsey, head girls’ basketball
coach at Southport High School, has
announced her retirement from coaching
effective the 1984-85 school year,
concluding a 22-year coaching career at
the IU School of Nursing and Southport.
hmsey will continue teaching in the
health and physical education
department at Southport.
‘64
David and Judith (Danmeyer) Bra& ’63
are now owners of the Computer Store
located in Marion, Indiana. They are
the parents of a son, Clark, who is a
sophomore at Purdue University. David
and Judy take an active part in the
Sweetzer United Methodist Church near
their home.
Jerry L. Symmonds’ daughter Molly,
(age 8), got excited when the mail came
and told him, “Oh Dad, here’s your
Aluminum News!” Jerry is a fourth grade
teacher at Westlake Elementary School
in Wayne Township.
’6 6
Bev (Gorbett) kibold has worked at
McGuire Federal Credit Union,
Wrightstown, New Jersey, since 198 1.
The credit union is the second-largest
in New Jersey dnd has 48,000 members.
Bev and husband John, a retired member
of the USAF, live in Mount Holly, New
Jersey.
R Lee Wolverton has recently accepted
a position with Waycross Molders
Products, Waycross, Georgia, as a staff/
industrial engineer. Lee and wife Carrol
Ann live in Waycross with their family.
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Larry J. Barrett, chairman of the board
and chief executive officer of Security
Savings Association, was recently elected
second vice-chairman of the Indiana
League of Savings Institutions. Barrett
has been district director of the league
for four years, and currently is a
member of its political action committee
and of the deposit acquisition committee
of the U.S. League of Savings Institutions.
’6 8
James Young has been promoted to vice
president division manager of the
Florida Division of Super Food Services,
Inc. Super Foods is a multidivisional
food wholesaler.
’69
Jan David has been named head varsity
basketball coach at DeKalb High School
where he has taught and coached for
seven years. His wife, Jo Ann (Voss) ’7 1,
is a guidance counselor at Eastside High
School in Butler, Indiana. The Davids
live in Auburn with their three sons, Andy,
Nick and Rocky.
Paul and Rosemary Fox observed their
25th wedding anniversary with a Mass
of Thanksgiving in St. James Catholic
Church on Sunday, June 10. The Foxes
were married June 13,1959, and are the
parents of four: Mary Ann, Monica Bova,
Thomas and Andrew. Paul is a counselor
for Catholic Cemeteries Association and
Rosemary teaches and is a department
head at Roncalli High School.
’7 1
Janice L (Coryell) Faherty has been
promoted to vice president at Merchants
National Bank & Trust Co. She has
been with the company since 1974.
Paul A. Thomas wrote the Alumni News
that he has passed the C.P.A. exam. He
is currently an accountant with Robert
Donovan C.P.A. in Dandle.
’7 2
Virginia Dailey has retired from
teaching after 18 years in Perry Township.
She taught five years at Southport High
School before becoming part of the
charter faculty of Perry Meridian High
School. Among her many honors in
education was recognition in 1981 as a
Hoosier Teacher of the Year by the
Indiana Council of Teachers of English.
Doug Hattabaugh is now employed as
a pilot with Air One Airline, St. Louis,
and a pilot with the Air Force Reserve
at Grissom Air Force Base in Indiana.
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He and his wife Charlotte are residents
of Indianapolis.
“Not Above a Whisper,” the story of
brothea Dk, was presented at the Indiana
Repertory Theater Main Stage June 13.
Gayle Stahlhuth wrote and starred in
“Not Above a Whisper.” In addition, she
authored “Four on Five,” a musical
based on Walt Whitman’s life, and the
play, “Lou,” the story of Louisa May
Alcott. She’s working on an adaptation
of Thomas Wolfe’s “You Can’t Go Home
Again” to premiere in November at ICU.
‘7 3
Mick Bridgewater appeared with John
Davidson in Starlight Musical’s
production of “Oklahoma!” July 9-1 5.
The cast of “Oklahoma!,” which also
includes his wife, Judy, will tour for six
weeks to Memphis, Chicago, St. Louis,
Norfolk, Richmond, Cleveland and other
cities. The Bridgewaters are the parents
of three children.
Steve Hurst will become the head
football coach at Noblesville High School
this fall. He was a coach for the North
All-star Football Team this summer.
John Memmer has recently been named
the varsity basketball coach at Attica
High School after having been the varsity
basketball coach at Van Buren High
School in Brazil, Indiana, for the past
five years. While at Van Buren, he
compiled a record of 73 wins and 37
losses and captured a sectional
championship. He has also been named
assistant athletic director and boys’
tennis coach.
Lany A. Musselman, special agent for
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, has earned the Chartered Lde
Underwriter (CLU) diploma and
professional designation from the
American College at Bryn Mawr, PA.
Musselman has also been recipient of
the National Quality Award and
National Sales Achievement Award.
’7 5
Kathy Niccum reports that she is a staff
nurse at Kettering Medical Center in
Kettering, Ohio.
Teny L Taylor, since becoming director
of admissions at Adrian College, has
attended an educational conference on
“Communicating the Value of Higher
Education.” He presented a paper on
personalizing the admissions p. voces
and began a three-year term on the
American Association of Collegiate
Registrars as Midwest representative
and attended the annual meeting in
Denver, Colorado.
’7 6
Dianne (Sprunger) and Lowell Birkey
are now residing in Kansas City after
spending three years in Central America
serving with Mennonite Central
Committee. They are the proud parents
of Melisa (age 2) and Justin (age 1).
Dianne is currently working at Bethany
Hospital Med. - Surg. Division PRN.
Mary Ann Skaggs has been promoted
to the newly created position of alcohol
education director at the Greater
Indianapolis Council on Alcoholism.
J. Scott Dew, M.D. and Kathy S. Deasy,
M.D., announce the association of
Shirley A. Thomas, M.D. for the practice
of obstetrics and gynecology at The
Medical Towers and Winona
Professional Building.
‘7 8
Dr. Richard stahlhut has recently
moved to Boston, Massachusetts, to
accept a twoyear fellowship to computer
application to medicine at Harvard
University and Massachusetts General
Hospital.
Steve Hodgson has been named as
Cathedral High School’s head basketball
coach. In addition to coaching duties
Steve will continue as dean of students
at Cathedral.
Peter A. McAUister passed his CPA
Examination in November 1982 and
started a CPA partnership with Steven
Ford called McAllister-Ford and
Company located in Indianapolis.
Peggy (Kirkwood) Price, director of
internal audit at Mt. Sinai Hospital in
Miami Beach, Florida, went to Kenya,
Afnca, in July on a photographic safari
to see the migration of the wildebeests.
’7 9
Reverend Mark Van Deman has received
his master of divinity degree from
Asbury Theological Seminary and has
moved to the Tampa/Brandon (Florida)
area to begin the work of “planting”
Resurrection Community Church. Small
groups are now meeting and Rev. Van
Deman invites area ICU alumni to
contact him in Brandon for more
information.
Scott Miles received his MD from the
University of Chicago this spring. Scott
lives in Elmhurst, Illinois.
Dave Miller is with the Hoosier Trails
BSA Council and currently lives in
Aurora, Indiana.
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Carolyn M. Casey was ordained as a
minister in the Christian Church

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(Disciples of Christ) this spring at First
Christian Church of Mooresville. As a
seminary student, she served as Student
Assistant Minister at Southport Christian
Church from April 1980 to January 1984.
She cumntly serves as Associate Minister
at South Side Christian Church in
Kokomo .
Julie Leak has recently been hired as
the new K-1 Pre-IDEA Resource Teacher
in Perry Township bfted program).
She lives in Indianapolis.
Derek and LaDonna (Riddle) Weber
are finally "back home again, in
Indiana!" Derek has completed a year's
appointment with the Dove Valley Circuit
of the British Methodist Church. He
received his MTh from Perkins School
of Theology in May 1983. He has been
appointed as associate to LaPorte United
Methodist Church where he will begin
in August. While in England, LaDonna
worked as an inventory consultant/
cataloguer for the National Trust at
Sudbury Hall.
'8 1
Richard A Newbeny has been appointed
vice president for finance and chief
financial officer at NWT National
Resource CQ., a subsidiary of Northwest
Industries Inc. in Chicago. He had been
director of finance and operations since
May 1983. He is a certified public
accountant and a distinguished certlfied
management accountant.
'8 2
Samuel J. Juett was recently selected
as a research assistant for the university
of Louisville in the graduate school.
Also, he was promoted to a first
lieutenant in the United States Army
Reserve. He has been placed on staff
with the 212th S & S Bn., Jeffersonvilk,
Indiana. Currently, Sam and his wife,
Rev. JoAnne Juett, minister of youth
and music at North Vernon Baptist
Church, live in North Vernon.
'8 3
Dian K. Dietz has accepted a position
as a programmer with the Alverno
Administrative Services, Inc. in
Indianapolis.
The Alumni News has learned that
Diedre Funkhouser is now a student at
Duke Divinity School in Durham, North
Carolina.
R Joy Partridge has accepted
employment with the Indiana Office of
Occupational Development, following
her year-long experience as a Governor's
Fellow. She is an administrative assistant
to the executive director of the Indiana
Office of Occupational Development.
'8 4
Peter A. Engelmann was accepted for
admission in the graduate program in
the department of physics and
astronomy at the University of Rochester.
Douglas Zehr has been offered a
graduate assistantship in the
department of biology at Ball State
University for the 1984-85 academic year.
'59 Weddings
Larry and Nancy (Koelling) Bledsoe
'72 announce their marriage on May 26,
1984 at Acton United Methodist Church.
'7 1
Deborah Anne Vidrine and Roger Keith
Henry exchanged wedding vows May
12 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in
Columbus. The bride is employed at the
Bartholomew County Hospital and the
groom is employed at Cummins Engine
Company.
'7 3
Linda Strodered and A Kevin Fry were
married May 27 at Second Mount
Pleasant Baptist Church. Linda is
employed by Syndistar Inc. in New
Orleans, Louisiana. Kevin is a structural
engineer for River Consulting Inc. in
Metairie, Louisiana. The couple is living
in Metairie.
Sharon S. Kurtz became the bride of
Larry Smith on June 18, 1983. Larry is
a farmer and Sharon teaches first grade
at Clinton Central Elementary School.
The Smiths live in Kokomo.
'7 5
Kathleen L. Hoagland and Kenneth J.
Westercamp were married June 9 in
Christ United Methodist Church. Kathlcm
is a Perry Township teacher and the
groom an Iowa State University graduate
and senior project engineer for Eli Lilly
and Co.
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Sue Anne Hayden and Kevin Keith
Clark exchanged wedding vows June 16
in Mt. Auburn United Methodist Church
in Greenwood. Sue is a French teacher
for Indianapolis Public Schools and
Kevin is a pharmaceutical representative
for Berlex Laboratories.
'7 7
Denise R Sprunger exchanged wedding
vows with Brian J. Fry on June 9. She is
employed as an elementary teacher in
Phoenix, where the couple is residing.
He is employed in Phoenix as a civil
engineer.
'7 9
Donald Bed and Teresa Bradford were
married in an afternoon wedding on
July 14. The bride is a graduate of Indiana
State University.
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Herman J. Bueno was married to Paula
Rose Navarra on May 26 in the
Greensburg St. Mary's Catholic Church.
The bride teaches at Whiteland High
School and the groom is a salesman for
Runners' Forum in Greenwood. The
couple lives in Greenwood.
Saturday, June 9, 1984, Beth Ann Byrum
and Daniel E Sease exchanged marriage
vows in Southport Presbyterian Church.
Beth attends Indiana University School
of Law and is employed by Hammond
and Hammond Attorneys At Law, while
Daniel is employed by Merchants
National Bank and Trust Company.
Dan Bemenderfer and Cheryl Bowers
were married May 12 at Mount Olive
United Methodist Church. The bride is
employed as an optometric technician
for optomcwists Dawn and Phillip Wright.
The bridegroom is a manufacturing
chemist for Allison Gas Turbine. The
couple lives in Greenwood.
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Lisa Ann Frenze and Jay Hill exchanged
wedding vows June 2 at the home of
the bride's mother. A trip to the French
Riviera was the couple's honeymoon plan.
Karen Sue Gunn and Kendall Lee Wood
were married August 4 in Center United
Methodist Church. The bride is employed
by LS. Ayres & Co. and the bridegroom
is a biomedical electronics technician
at Wishard Memorial Hospital.
Joan Sachs is now Joan Casson. The
Cassons make their home in Indianapolis.
Nancy J. Stafford and Christopher J.
Mosier were married June 9 in
University Heights United Methodist
Church. The bride is a registered nurse
for St. Francis Hospital Center and the
groom a Ball State University graduate,
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and patrolman for Beech Grove Police
Department.
Neal A. Yoder took Leslie Virginia
Reiman as his bride on May 19. Neal is
a senior at Indiana University School of
Dentistry. The Yoders reside in
Indianapolis.
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Kathleen Marie Denny and Ernest
Glenn Locke were married March 3 1 at
Greenwood First Church of the Nazarene.
The bridegroom is employed by I.G.W.
Systems Inc. and the couple lives in
Indianapolis.
Niki Lee Shields and Mark Robin
Hammitt were married June 16 in First
United Methodist Church in Martinsville.
Niki is a contract manager of Aerospace
Engine Parts and Mark is an account
specialist for Indiana Bank and Trust.
Lisa Ann Williams and Donald Joe
Borja were married June 15 in Southport
Baptist Church. The bride is a nurse for
St. Francis Hospital Center and the
groom is an electronics technician for
Naval Avionics.
John and Debbie (Stock) '84 Stansell
were united in marriage June 2, 1984 at
University Heights United Methodist
Church.
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Kevin E. Beltz and Cynthia A. Stewart
('82) were married September 8, 1984,
at St. John's United Church of Christ in
Indianapolis. The wedding party
included Ted (Deal) hndwerlen ('84)
maid of honor, Rowdy McKee ('84)
and Jeff Crabtree. The couple will
reside in Indianapolis.
On June 2, Pamela Ann Fisse and Mark
Eugene 'Ihackery were united in marriage
at St. Maurice Catholic Church. Pamela
is with Decatur County Community
Schools. Mark is engaged in farming in
Greensburg, where the couple resides.
John M. Hillsamer and Carrie Bedwell
became husband and wife on May 4 in
Washington, D.C. The bride is attending
the University of Maryland. The
bridegroom is employed with
International G.G. Pagonis and Associates
in Washington.
Faith United Methodist Church was the
setting of the May 5 wedding of Monica
Leah Ingram and D. Ralph Simmons.
Monica is currently employed by Dexter
Home Health Services. Her husband is
a drywall finisher for Commercial
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Decorating, Marion. The Simons' live in
Walton, Indiana.
Susan Jean Sellers and Gregory Louis
Weyhe were pronounced husband and
wife June 30 in Zion United Church of
Christ in South Bend. The bridegroom
is employed at Baer Supply of Skokie.
The Weyhes live in Indianapolis.
Jane A. Arhneier and Gary Spilman
were united in marriage on September
1, 1984. Jane is a registered nurse at
Rush Memorial Hospital and the couple
reside in Rushville.
Mary Elizabeth Reigert and Michael
John Dedina were joined in marriage
August 11 at Christ Lutheran Church
in Valparaiso. The bride is a physical
therapist at Bloomington Hospital. The
groom is working on his master's degree
at Indiana University where he is also
employed in the computer science
laboratory.
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Marcia Ann Roach and Jeffrey Kurt
Runde were married August 11 in Second
Presbyterian Church. The bride is a
registered nurse and the groom is a
mechanical engineer for Detroit Diesel
Allison.
Carla Anne Ferguson and Robert Erwin
Arnett were married July 2 1 at St. Paul
the Apostle Church in Greencastle. Carla
is employed by the State of Indiana and
Robert is employed by ICU.
Light of the World Christian Church
was the setting for the marriage of Debra
Jean Golladay and James Harold Powell
Jr. Debra and James were married June
16, 1984. Debra is a registered nurse at
U.S. Management Systems Inc. and
James is a security specialist at Wishard
Memorial Hospital.
Pamela Sue Green became Mrs. Robert
Wayne Aldridge on August 4. The
bridegroom is employed by the U.S.
Postal Service.
J. McKinney Jones and Melissa Patterson
were married Saturday, June 9. The
bride is a graduate of Indiana University.
Following a honeymoon trip to Daytona
Beach, the couple lives at RR 2,
Rushville.
&pi Seeger and Dr. David Scheidler
exchanged wedding vows May 19 in St.
Andrew Catholic Church. The bride is a
physical therapist at Riley Hospital.
Donnette McGee became the bride of
Brian Beckham in a ceremony at Manitou
Beach, Michigan, June 9. Brian is a
graduate of Franklin College.
Cindy Dianne Dowdy and Grant Richard
Riggins exchanged wedding vows June
2, 1984, in Chapel Glen Church of Christ.
The bride is a customer assistance
representative for American Fletcher
National Bank and the groom is an
engineer for Naval Weapons Support
Center, Crane, Indiana.
Linda S. Kockins and Jack L Rhoades
Jr. were married June 2 at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Columbus. Linda is
currently a nurse in the critical careburn
unit at Wishard Hospital and Jack is
completing his education in philosophy
and religion at ICU while serving as a
student pastor of Camden and Colburn
United Methodist Churches.
Robin Dewlen and Kent J. Adams 11
were married April 15 at the home of
her sister in Dandle, Illinois. Robin
graduated with a degree in business
administration and music and Kent will
complete his education in 1985 with a
biology and science education major.
L3
Opal L. Gilliatt passed away March 26,
1984.
'3 4
Byron Kent recently passed away in
California. Mr. Kent was retired from
the Aluminum Company of America.
'3 8
Dr. Ronald S. Ping died April 17 at
Florida Orlando Hospital following
several massive heart attacks. Following
his retirement from Indiana University
School of Dentistry as chairman of the
oral surgery department in 1976, he
and wife Nellie (Schmidt) '28 moved
to Florida.
'42
Jane L. Wangelin passed away May 3 1
in Vero Beach, Florida at age 63. Mrs.
Wangelin had lived in Vero Beach since
April. She is survived by her husband,
William, and a son James.
'56
The Alumni News has learned of the
death of Sandra DeLap. Mrs. DeLap

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was a member of Prospect Chapter of
Eastern Star, Bethany Lutheran Church
and its Lutheran Church Women,
Abigails and IU Alumni Association.
She lived in Indianapolis.
'59
James Lansinger passed away June 14,
1984.
Births
'65
Ron and Karen (Kleinknight) Parrott
are the parents of their fourth child,
Travis Lincoln, born March 27, 1984.
He and his oldest sister, Kristi, age 10,
share their birthdays. Also pleased
about the birth of a baby brother are
Shane, age 8, and Sallie, age 4.
'67
Jack and Patricia Noone proudly
announce the birth of their first child
Jaclyn Ann, born April 14, 1984. Jack is
employed with Converse Shoes and has
spent time outfitting the U.S. Olympic
team and Indiana All Stars.
'6 9
Loretta (Haskins) and Stephen
Albertson were doubly blessed on
April 27. Twins Courtney Drew and
Joshua Paul were the Albertsons' new
additions. They reside in Fort Wayne.
Dan and Cheryl (Kistler) Targgart,
Churubusco, are parents of a son, Joel
Andrew. He was born June 16, 1984.
The Targgarts have two other children,
Tim (age 12) and Angie (age 8%).
Grandparents are Richard '51 and
Mabel Kistler. Kokomo.
'7 1
John A. and Carol Rucker have a new
addition to their family. Ian Michael
was born April 20. He is their first child.
John is in his third year at Eastern
Wyoming College as an instructor in
math, computer science and medical
lab technology. Carol is director of
health services at Tri County
Development Corporation.
'7 2
Mary Ellen Goda was born to Linda
(Whalen) and Michael Goda on August
12,1983. She weighed 8 pounds, 6
ounces and was 21 inches long. The
Godas are owners of Green Leaf Co.
and live in Fontanet.
Merrell and Rogalea (Farris) Kenworthy
announce the birth of Jonathan Wayne
on January 28, 1984. The Kenworthys
live in Kokomo, Indiana.
Todd Corey Snovel was born in
November, 1983. The proud parents
are Cynthia (Core) and Dennis Snovel.
Todd joins sister Tonya Rae, 6 years old.
'7 3
Carol (Hileman) and Charles Beadling
announce the arrival of daughter
Matilda "Mattie" Janine on February 7.
She weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces and
20% inches. She joins big sister Sarah,
age 2%.
A son, Glen Albert, was born to Susan
(Boynton) and Bill Reyelts on May 29.
He joins sister Amy (age 5) at home in
New Lenox, Illinois. Susan is on leave
from Summit Hill School District.
'7 4
Richard and Mary Ellen (Goshorn)
McAfee are pleased to announce the
arrival of Mark Daniel on February 22.
He is their second son and joins two-
year-old Philip. The McAfees reside in
Ossian, Indiana.
'7 5
Donald and Anne (Hathaway) Hennfent
'73 announce the delivery of twin girls
born March 8. Kristen Jean weighed 5
pounds, 12 ounces and was 18% inches
long. Meagan Lyn, also 18% inches,
weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces. The
twins join sister Keri, age 3.
'76
Dave and Anne (Kay) Michel are the
proud parents of a new daughter,
Corinne Kelsey Michel.
'77
R Michael Cagle and wife Sheila ('75)
are the proud parents of Patrick Michael,
born July 26, 1984, weighing 8 pounds
8% ounces and measuring 2 1% inches.
LeeAnn (Kolp) and Bill Blume
announce the birth of Kristen on July
17. She joins brother Kyle, 2 years old.
Bill is now in private family practice in
Evansville.
'7 8
John G. and Sally Jo Peters are the
parents of their third child. Joseph
Michael was born February 5 and joins
sisters Jenny and Katie at home in
Grand Rapids, Michigan. John is a
physician at Blodgett Memorial
Medical Center.
'7 9
Mark and Nancy Hetrick have a new
arrival. His name is Clint Markus and
he was born February 28 weighing 9
pounds, 5 ounces. He was 22 inches
long. The Hetricks live in Woodburn,
Indiana, where Mark is a biology teacher
at Woodlan High School.
'8 1
Bethany Rachel Appleton was born July
3 to Mark and Rebecca (Nunan) '82
Appleton. She weighed 8 pounds, and
!h ounces and was 21% inches long.
The Appletons are residents of Franklin.
'84
Dave Wantz and wife Rachelle are the
proud parents of a new baby girl. Ann
Elizabeth was born June 2, 1984, and
joins older brother Jacob at home in
Mooresville.
Attention snowbirds,
sun worshippers, etc.
Alumni who have different summer
and winter addresses may now
notify the ICU Alumni Office of these
addresses and the dates of residence
for both. We will keep a listing and
change our address records for our
correspondence and publications
at the appropriate time during each
year. This will alleviate your
responsibility of notifying us when
you go south for three months, or
some similar situation. PLEASE
SEND US:
Name(s)
Class Year
Permanent Address (Dates of
Residence)
Telephone Number
Seasonal Address (Dates of
Residence)
Telephone Number
This cooperative effort can save
you and the university time and
money, as well as assure the
uninterrupted delivery of
communications from our alma
mater to you. Thank you. 0
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Homecoming Weekend, 1984
Friday, October 5
8 p.m. - Midnight Join President and Mrs. Gene E. Sease for the annual President’s Ball to be
held at La Scala Restaurant in Indianapolis. ICU alumni, faculty, students, and
trustees are invited to this gala evening of dancing and entertainment. For tic-
Saturday, October 6
9 a.m.
10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
11 a.m.
1 - 4 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
5 - 6:30 p.m.
8 p.m.
ICU Alumni News
1400 East Hanna Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46227
Indiana
Central
University
ket information contact the ICU Information Office at (317) 788-3300.
Reunion tennis match for all former ICU women tennis team players. Send
your reservation and telephone number to the Alumni Office.
Open house of newly remodeled Warren Hall (formerly East Hall/New Dorm)
and the nicely renovated Krannert Hall.
Ruth filly Center for Health and Fitness open for your pleasure. Swimming,
racquetball, jogging, and basketball, available to alumni and their families.
Fellows buffet luncheon under the big tent for members of the ICU Fellows
Club. For more information on joining this group of annual donors call Dan
Nicoson at 788-3201.
Alumni Hospitality Tent open for alumni and their families at the north end of
Key Stadium. Stop by for refreshments, spirit boosters, and fellowship.
The ICU Bookstore will have a special alumni “tent sale” of t-shirts, sweatshirts,
hats, and other apparel from your alma mater, in the Alumni Hospitality Tent.
Don’t miss it!
ICU football vs. Franklin College in Key Stadium. Buy your Greyhound painter‘s
cap at the Hospitality Tent and “back those Hounds!”
Alumni family and student cookout in the Campus Park. Tickets available in the
park at $3 per adult and $2 for children under 10. Invite your classmates to join
you for that old familiar cookout in the park!
The Theater Department of Indiana Central University proudly presents “The
White House” by A.E. Hotchner in Ransburg Auditorium. Tickets are available
in the Ransburg Lobby box office or by calling (3 17) 788-325 1.
Nonprofit
Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Indpls., IN
Permit No. 640