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NOTICEThe follOWingschedule is being observedfor Class Se(.'retary colwnns: Decemberreunionclasses only (that means classesendiI_Igin two and seven); February-anon,reunion classes; April-reunion classes'July-non-reunion classes; September-n~class news; October-all classes. Classeswithout secretaries will lind their newsprinted as information and room indicate,1915Mrs. Robert B. Dexter (Margaret Tull)211 Kemble RoadBaltimore, Maryland 21218Sara Bennett Stallton has retired aftertw;nty-two years as secretary for The Womans Club of Roland Park. She had endearedhe~self to the large membership as waseVIdenced by the many tributes paid to herand the entertaining done for her, She wasgiven a life-membership in the club. Sarawill live in Salisbury, 500 West CollegeAvenue, with her daughter, Mrs. NormanPeregoy, and her family.Annie Wenner Van Bcbher didn't get toattend our 50th Reunion in June 1965, butlater she and her son visited Westminster.Her sister·in_law teaches English Literaturein the College.pagetwentyFour Seniors OutFootball Coach Ron Jones opened his secondyear as mentor of the Green Terrorgridders with only four seniors, the fastestbackfield in WMC's history, and an allalumnus coaching staff to hack him up.All four seniors are experienced and toughballplayers. Co-captain Mike Beach will goboth ways at his guard position and isknown by opponents as a powerful tackler.He has gained 50 pounds since his freshmanyear. End Jay Sybert, last year's leadingreceiver and this year's other co-captain,will be roving to out-maneuver opponentdefenders. John Markovich, Wilkes-Barre,Pennsylvania's contribution to WMC hasone of the best rushing averages on thebackfield list and is the most alert defensivepass container on the Terror squad. Theother senior, Ed Kasemeyer, will be calledupon to handle the quarterback position(WMC's trouble spot in '65).The promising backfield, which it is hopedwill explode weekly for Terror fans, is ledby sophomore nmning-kicking artist, JenyBorga, who will be cutting the line fromthe halfback position after running at fullbacklast year. jerry led the team in scoringin '65. His running mate will be the squad'sfastest man, junior Dana Huseman, Dana's9.8 time in the hundred juxtaposed withNEWS FROM ALUMNI1921Mrs. Charles E. Moyl.n(Mildred Wheeler)401 Bretton PlaceBaltimore, Maryland 21218We had a delightful time visiting our verygenial hostess, Vivian Englar Barnes, whoentertained us at luncheon on Saturday ofcommencement week. Sixteen of our twentysixsurviving classmates were present. Theirhusbands, wives and six guests increasedthe attendance to thirty-one.It was a special pleasure to have Dr.Kline K. Haddaway with us for the firsttime, the Les Kopps for the first time sincethe forties, and the Fred Paschalls, whoagain travelled from Hendersonville, NorthCarolina, to join us.A letter was read from William Hurley,who, with his wife, is returning from SouthAmerica. Messages have been received fromWinnie Phillips Belote, Hassle Johnson andLillian Merrick with pictures of the happyday.It was fun to be together-all eyes wereslimmer, Beforedimmer; some could beleaving, we tried the class yell. As weproceeded, "Esalphic. .. Dictum hocFestina lente" for a Rash we were the pre:and twenty" then the spellscribed "onebroke as contentedly we resumed the roll of? and twenty.two years of varsity experien~ make hintalmost an equal threat with °d ga . ldedLast year's mediocre 4-6 recor ~~7~toCoach Jones and his staff aili~PP~e's vitallearn and relearn ~me o~he s~ff includesmethods and techmques, Hit hcock and~~~erC;:::~I~;~ a~~r'w~~~ gr~duated fromthe college.