along the first day, we had a Hat tire. It wasfascinating to see our driver get out, go overto a rubber tree along the roadside and cutits bark. He inserted a leaf and waited forthe rubber to drip onto the leaf. With thisraw rubber he glued a patch on the Hat tire,and off we wentl! No need to worry about aservice station being open here."To have faith is to have wings. Letus pray that all of us might have powerfulwings of faith."1962Mrs. James R. Cole (Judy King)173 David AvenueWestmInster, Maryland 21157Bob and Connie (Bames) Lloyd have anew address: 921 Magill Avenue, W. Collingswood,New Jersey 08100.David and Alice Littlefield announce thearrival of Christopher Brian on May 31.Ray Albert earned an M.S. degree in ManagementScience from Hopkins in June. Thisfall he will offer the first course at Wl\-1C incomputing and data processing.Ford ('61) and Linda (Reige/man) Deansend a new address: Route 2, Mechanics,ville, 20659.Barry Gross graduated from the UniversitySchool. Barry, Phyllis,of Maryland Dentaland Stephanec Lin (born on April 12) arestationed at San Diego with the Navy.Dean and Lea (Hackett) Hartman are theproud parents of Joy Vivian, born on July 15.Capt. Gary and Marian (Edwards) Parkerare at 3955 Lynn Ora Drive, Pensacola,Florida. Cary got back from Vietnam inApril and will now serve two years as aMarine flight instructor.Capt. Charles W. Snyder will be stationedat Patterson Army Hospital in Fort Monmouth,New Jersey, in November.Ron ('65), Sandy (Reed), and ShawnShirey moved to 5423 A Sartll Road, Baltimore6. Ron is with Household Finance indowntown Baltimore.Broadus and Peggy (McIntyre) Bowmanare now in Connecticut; 37 -D Salem DriveClastonb~'ry. Broadus works at CombustiOi;EngineerIng and Peggy teaches home economicsat Avon High School.Harry and Helen (Buehm) Crumpackerhav~ moved to 1506 Lemontree Lane, SilverSPrIng.It is with deep regret that 1 announce thesudden death of Bernard O. Rinehart. Berniewas married to Barbara HefJlin ('61).1963Miss Priscilla Arm OrdSergeant HallUniversity of Pennsylvania34th OIndChestnut StreetsPhiladelphia, PennsylvOlnia 19104Bannie Sheltorl married William EdwardShortall, June 20, 1964. After teaching for~wo y.ears, Bonnie presently works a asreehmeal Research Librarian for The WestinghouseDefense and Space Center ill Baltt,chemistry andmore. Her husband teachesphysics in Baltimore County.pagethirty-twoCerald Siegel received his M.A. in EnglishUniversity in Augustat Texas Christian1965. He currently teaches at St. Mary'sCollege in St. Marys City and attendsGeorge Washington University on a parttimebasis to continue work toward a Ph.D.Richard A. Miller graduated from WestVirginia Wesleyan in 1963. Since that timehe has been a student at the MethodistTheological School in Delaware, Ohio. Hemarried Nancy Lee Morris on May 31, 1965.The Millers spent this past summer inWclseley, Saskatchewan, where Richard didsummer field work for the United Churchof Canada.William and Judith Myers are tile proudparents of a baby boy, born March 9.Bill ('61) and Diane Leithiser Kerb!1iadded a new member to the family. LauraDiane was born March 20, and weighed7 lbs., 14~ oz.Ed Kelso married Edie Baumgardner onMarch 5. Ed attended a six months' courseat the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Schoolat Indianhead and is now stationed in Vietnamwith the Marine Corps.Pollianne (Curry) McClure, with her hus-~::t1y ';iv~~:ri:~lI:i~~~~r G~~~~r~~,.~:l~:~University of Tuebinganis studying at th~and writmg his dissertation in physics.Charles. Walter and Mara Dilson, '65,were married April 9, Summit, New Jersey.inCharlie is an Assistant Planner on thePlanning Board of Somerset County.Barbara and Tom 'Varner have returnedWashington from their tour at Ft. Hood.toTom is working for the George F. Warner~ompany in Washington, and the familyhves.in District Heights.Jerry and Sherry (Muir) Kidwell have anew addition to their family. Kirsten MuirKidwell was born April 7, weighing 6 lbs.,~ oz. Jerry received his Juris Doctor degreem Law from American University in Juneand is now a member of the Virginia BarAssociation.Wayne and C/lludia (Fetrow) Whitmorehave returned from the West Coast. Wayneleft the U.S.S. Turner JOI} in February and,after a two months' cruise course in Albuquerque,New Mexico, is currently stationedat the Navy's Clarksville Base, in Clarksville,library assistant atTennessee. Claudia is athe Austin Peay State College in Clarksville.Ellen Wheedleton is a staff assistant inorientation for new employees at AID.Lynn (Gooding) Henderson employed is asvocational rehabilitation counselor with theaVirginia Department of Vocational Rehabilitation.Lynn and her husband Charles becameparents] une 8, 1965. Charles Eric isalmost llI.Gri{lith HarriSon married Diane ElizabethDonovan on May 7. Griffith, who is a lieuten~ntin. the. Marine Corps, is currentlyst.-ltlOned m Vietnam as n pilotD~nise Dehne was married to Lt. Richard~ontmo, USAF, on May 14, at the St. wu.!Jam. of York Church, in Baltimore. TheContinos are stationed at Barksdale AFBShreveport, Louisiana. '
is serving a 12-month tour with the USMCin Okinawa, Trudy Io and little Philip areat home with her parents in Westminster.Kurt Wenzing has brought us up to date.He is married to the former Sharon Beaverof Westminster and is working at the PostOffice. Dennis Quinby and his wife MaryEllell Coleman Quinby, '85, have beennamed as Pcuce Corps volunteers and are inMalaysia. They are expanding the PeaceCorps educational program as well as workingwith health and community development.AI, '59, and Gwen Narbeth Spicer maketheir home in Denton where Al is Rector ofChrist Episcopal Clwrch. They welcomed ababy girl, Jennifer Louise, into the familyrecently. Helen and Roy Terry, '63, writethat they have bought a home in Sarasota,florida, and are both teaching there againthis year. Wallace Wright married "a littleIrish girl" while working for Safeway StoresInc., in London, England. Recently he andhis .wife were transferred to Richmond, Vir,ginia, where they are living now.Jim, 'G2, and CarolYIl (de Graw) Waddellhave announced the birth of a son, ScottTimothy. Lt. ('63) and Mrs. Robert Pennare now in Hawaii for a three-year tourwith the Army.Jack and Bett!/ Jean (Jacobus) Blockburnhave returned from their tour of duty inOberammergau, Gennany, and are stationedat Ft. Dix, New Jersey.Judy Tatflm took a leave of absence thissummer from her work at the Chemical BankNew York Trust Company and spent sixweeks touring Europe. She started in Englandand traveled south to Italy, returning toSweden to visit relatives.Otto Guenther married Janet Peterson atthe First Presbyterian Church in Caldwell,New Jersey, July 2. Otto, who is stationed atFt. Ritchie, was promoted to Captain inJune.Martin Scllugam is engaged to Paula JoanBrill. Martin graduated from the Universityof Delaware in 1964 with a degree inbiology. He received an r..1.A.in sociologyfrom the University of Maryland, where hemajored in criminology, in February. Beforeentering the Army this summer. Martinworked temporarily for the U. S. Bureau ofPrisons as a social science analyst.Greg and Judy (Reinhart) CllIIweil announcethe arrival of a daughter, PaigeMarquis, born July 21, weighing 7 lbs., 6 oz.Carolyn Hoecker was married to A. R."Sandy" Gassaway on July 29. The coupleresides in Portland, Oregon, where Sandyteaches at Portland State College.Fem Linsay worked for L.B.J.'s E.O.P.program this summer and taught slow learnersat Stemmers Run JHS. She also attendeda workshop for slow learners at the end ofthe summer.Peggy Hoey and Dagmar Joeres traveledthis past summer in MexicoCerci Petrie!) spent the summer workingin the Orthopedic-Urology Clinic of a GermanRed Cross Hospital in Bremerhnven,Germany. Gerd is currently in his third yearof studies at the University of MarylandDental School.1964Baile (Carole Mrs, John E. Richardson)42 Westmoreland StreetWestminster, Maryland 21157Carol Davis recently became the bride ofEns. Leonard F. Blankncr, 3rd, USN. ShirleyStauDer is engaged to Cary Sharp, a pilotfor a private airline. Shirley has completedher second year of graduate work at SmithCollege School for Social Work. Earl and[o Ann Armiger have announced the birthof Louis Scott. Earl has completed hisstudies in North Carolina.Dave Tay/or has completed his secondyear at the Philadelphia Divinity School,studying for the Episcopal ministry. Steveand Lois Chilcoat Meszaros welcomed ShariLynn into the family on February 9, 1966.They now make their home in Sykesville.Lt. and Mrs. Richard S. Snader (Tnidy 10Hahn) have announced the birth of PhilipHamilton on May 5, 1966. While Lt. Snader1966Mrs. George L. Klander (Dot Dragoo)7000 Belair RoadBaltimore, Maryland 21206This is our firs. column and the responsehas been just wonderful. I hope that thosewho haven't written yet will Soon. We'll bein THE MAGAZINE again in February, Ifyou ve already written me but are not inthis column, you'll be included next time.A good number of our classmates havetaken "the hig step" since graduation. PatThompson becames Mrs. J. Daniel McGold_rick in a mi~itary wedding on June 18.Jeanne Hlltcllll1Sorl was One of her bridesmaid~.Barb SmitiJ nnd John Law, '65, weremarried June 12 in Baltimore. Mary LeeWarren and Ellen Malone, '68, attended her.Borb is working as a program director forthe YMCA.Dwight Blankenbaker made Linda (Wrat)Wright his Mrs. on June 25. Karen ReberHinkel, Cantly Criss, and yours truly werebridesmaids for the couple. Linda is teachingat Hyattsville Junior High to send her hubbythrough school. Pat Stohl and Ronald K.Reuse were married August 20 and are livingin Plattsburgh, New York. Pat is anelementary ScllOollibrarian.Edward R. Cody and Susarl Ambrosenwere wed Augnst 12. While Dick is attend,ing Northern lllinois University in DeKalbIllinois, Sue is teaching in tile junior high:Fred Burgee, '61, and Sandy Callanderjoined forces July 8. Sandy is a social caseworkerat Springfield State Hospital inSykesville, while Fred is teaching and couch,ing at Oov. Thomas Johnson High Schoolin Frederick.Art Lange married Nancy Benson of Rockvilleon August 27. Art is teaching at Westpagethirty-three
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