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John Z. Dlsh, 28 Westmoreland Street,Westminster, tells me that he was retiredfrom the U. S. Army in 1948. Louise, hiswife, is 1\ busy housewife and is also asubstib.lte teacher in the schools of CarrollCounty. Daughter, Barbara, is a graduate ofHood College and is now teaching in theWestminster Junior High School. Son, John,is a graduate of WMC.Sprague Mars/wit, Charlotte 119 ClayStreet, Suffolk, Virginia, writes me that shehas been living in Suffolk since 1962-quote "doing social work for the CountyDPW. For the past two years I have beenworking as an eligibility analyst for theState Department of Welfare and Institutions,Richmond. This means I travel overa good part of the state, often get lost, butmeet such interesting people along the way.Prior to moving to Suffolk I lived andworked in Atlanta, Georgia, a personnelascounselor for the James Pair Personnel Service."Good luck Spragie, keep up the goodwork.The Clarence Leckeys (Emily Dashiell)had a wonderful trip to Europe this summer.we can highly recommend AmericanExpress Tours. We flew from Kennedy Airportand landed in Paris, where we met ourgroup. went from Paris to the Swiss borderby First Class train. There we met ourbus, which took us through Europe, coverrng3,800 miles. We toured France, Switzerland,Italy, Austria, Cennany, Holland andEngland. It was a dream that finally wasrealized and "had come true" and far surpassedour expectations.1936Mrs_ Irvin Sauber (Rosalie Silberstein)6905 Park Heights AvenueBaltimore, Maryland 21215Thanks for answering my cards. It wasgood to hear from so many old friends.Please keep the news coming-Among those with children at WMC isMtlriel Waltz Kable whose son, Charles,was graduated in June-and married inJuly. One of her daughters has just Ttlturnedfrom a year in Japan an exchangeasstudent. With two girls in college in thefall and her oldest daughter married, onlythe twins will be left at home. With sucha family-and now her first experience as agrandmother-no wonder she writes, "Busyall the time-will look forward to a newsycolumn."Anne C. Kean writes from Florida, "Ihave little to report except to say I am enjoyingimmensely the so-called 'goldenyears.''' She Jives at 1060 Jasmine Street,St. Eustis, Florida 32726.Two of our classmates made the headlinesWoodbury has beenrecently. Col. James A.appointed Inspector General of the combinedIst and 2nd Armies, covering 15states from Maine Kentucky. Jim andtoGwen (Heeman), '39, live at 17 AdmiralRoad, Severna Park.A recent article in the Baltimore Suntold of the interesting role of Lt. Col. JosephA. Lipsky in Korea. Joe's job as a company(:ommancler is to keep a good relationshipbetween the 2nd Division and 180,000Koreans living in the small towns surroundedby rice paddies just below the Imjim River.Joe's wife, Zelda, now lives in Lutherville.Jane Leigh Hartig writes that she andfranz just moved to Howard County, theirfirst move since their marriage in 1937.Their new address: 524 Wilton Avenue,Ellicott City.HellMJ Himler tells me that his oldest sonwas graduated from \Vl\·IC this year. Onedaughter just returned from a year infrance. son is at Johns Hopkins and rmotherAdaughter at Bridgewater. Henry is inthe consumer finance business in Westminster.Carl Bollinger is teaching and serves asregistrar at Piedmont Bible College inWinston-Salem, North Carolina.Had a note from Cynthia Hales Gladdennow !iving in Lexington, Kentucky. "It'sbeen a long time since I've been back tothe Hill. Missed the 25th reunion becauseour son, Jim, was graduating that momentfrom De Pauw University. went on toHeHarvard Law School, graduating cum laudeand is now with a law lim) in Chicago.Our daughter Peg received her Ph.D. inpsychology from Northwestern University.Missed the 30th because of trip to EurepelaWill try to make the 35th."We are sorry to report the death of VirginiaHosholi Huff, of a heart condition inJune. Our sympathy to her husband, Lyman,and daughter, Ellen.A letter from Josephine Dawson Clarksays, "Each year I think this will be theyear 1 get the reunion, and each year ittoisn't!" Jo went back to school eight yearsago· and received her Master of Educationdegree from University of Illinois. She isnow teaching 6th grade science in a teamteachingsituation. She has three children.Lt. Col. Thomas C. Eve/and was one ofthose returning for the 30th reunion. Hisdaughter, Margaret, attends WMC so Tomand his wife visit the Hill often.Another classmate with a daughter at\VMC who graduates in June is VirginiaNagle Houck. She writes, "We finally hadone to attend our alma mater. Our 3 boysarc graduates of Princeton and GeorgiaTech."Gladys McCollitJter Kirwan, who was anextension student, retired as a teacher fromPaterson High School in 1961 and hastraveled extensively around the world sincethen. Her husband died three years ago.Idamae Rill?!J Garrott is running for publicoffice in Montgomery County seeking apost on the County Commission.1939Mrs. Sterling F. Fowble (Virginia Karow)123 South East AvenueBaltimore, Maryland 11224As you know baseball is an importantsport to the Fowbles and we spend muchof our summer watching kids play baseball.Although football will be in the news whenthis is read, I am writing this during baseballseason. I was pleasantly surprised atone of our team's games when I looked upand saw Carroll and Georgi[l Cook whostopped to visit. Their son, Ed, was playingwith an older team on another diamondand neither game had started. I am surethat they little realized back in LittleLeague days that they would be faced witha decision in 1966 of whether Ed wouldcontinue his college education at Bridgewateror sign a professional baseball contract.He was drafted by the WashingtonSenators and is playing out the summer beforehe decides what he prefers doing. Atthis writing, he had made no decision, butI am sure all of us would like to have suchpleasant decisions facing us as Ed has. (Bythe way, both of the teams won that day.)A very wonderful tribute was paid toGeorge Grier, administrative assistant ofCarroll County. "Since he assumed the positionfive years ago, George Grier has be,come Carroll County's 'right ann.' No manin the county government seems to knowmore about how to run that governmenteffectively than does Grier.. His abilityis respected throughout the state, and someothcr counties would like to have him workingfor them." This was in the editorialcolumn of the Hanover paper and I amsure that we all join in the plaudits extendedto George.Saw A~ary Clemson Cross nt Alumni Dayand she IS really kept busy keeping up withh~r elementary school, junior high, seniorhigh and college bound offspring. Sheseems to be holding lip under the strainvery well.Had lunch with Jeanne Myers and heardthat eml is now Ho~se Physician at MarylandGeneral Hospital so their travelingdays are over for a while. As they havedone for years, Jeanne and Carl, Woodyand Kay Rudolph Reedy and Charles andEliza/)elh (Cris) Crill1) Rechner celebratedtheir wedding anniversaries together. Thiswas a special one for the Rechners as itwas Charlie and Cris' 25th. Another reasonthis is a special year for them is that Carelenters western Maryland as a freshman in~~~l~nber. 1 think Cris ts as excited asMfirgarlJt Rcindollar Neiflermyer receivedher Master of Science in Library Sciencefrom Drexel. Institute of Technology in June.Congratulations. I know we were all saddenedat the news of the death of LucretlflDI/y Moog. She died ill California whereBob and the four boys are still living. Anneis marriedSince I like to write about YOU, pleasesend me some news to write about. Justany little tidbit will do. And besides I~r~~e!~~~~~g ci~~Tyou. Hope to see you"40Mrs. Homer O. Elseroad(Laura Breeden)5708 Granby RoadDerwood, Maryland 20855Congratulations!To JosCfJIi E. Wienn(m, who has beenpagetwenty-three