Beard Guyer in Dayton, Ohio. Hex husband,Albert, is pastor of Ft. McKinley Church ofthe Brethren. Their sons Carl and Paul arenow 12 and 9. Hazel's life is still full ofmusic-lO piano students plus her two boys,two church choirs, chairman of DistrictMusic and Worship committee, pianist forannual conference, leader of Church MusicWorkshop at Manchester College in Indiana.She also teaches a young adult SundaySchool class. Hazel keeps in contact with thecampus when she visits her family in Westminster.She keeps in contact with oldfriends Miss Gesner, Tune Takahashi,-Frankie Royer Copeland and Ruth BillingsleaWeller through letters and occasionalvisits.Elise Wiedersum Dudley reminds me thatwe should be planning our 25th reunion fornext June. Hope to see you then.1951Mrs. Lawrence T. Bailey (Dottie Phillips)1121 Windmill LanePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15237Time does fly-and in June, 1966, ourclass will be having its fifteenth reunion. Itis not too early to make plans to return tothe Hill for the occasion. Please send me anynews of you and your family for the comingreunion bulletin as well as any ideas forclass reunion activities.1952Mn;. James P. Hackman (Mary Hawkins)1922 Stanhope RoadBaltimore, Maryland 21222John Isaac married Mary Winifred Sappin June, 1964. They are living in Lanhamwhere John is assistant director for the PrinceGeorges County Welfare Board.Audrey Ricketts Soper, ex-'52, died inJanuary, 1965, after a short illness. She wasmarried to the Reverend Elgar C. Soper,minister of the Oxon Hill Methodist ChurchAudrey is survived by her husband, herparents and three children.Dr. Millard G. LesCallette has been promotedto Professor of history at SalisburyState College. He and his Wife, CorinneSchofield LesCallctte, live in Salisbury withtheir two children. Several of my formerhigh school students who have gone toSalisbury State return home with glowingaccounts of the work Les is doing there.That promotion is well deserved.Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nutter Smith (DorothyShoemaker) and their three daughtershave moved to Columbus, Ohio, where Dickis to be director of Wildlife Services forOhio and Michigan.Many of you have occasion to recall classmatesand wonder what ever happened tothem. One of the names- at the top of manylists must b~ Arthur Press, whose 1,875points made tn four years of basketball stillstand as a record at WMC. When Artie wasgraduated he was drafted by the BaltimoreBullets, sought by the Arazie Travellers ofNew Mexico and the Oilers of Oklahoma.He had to spurn all inducements to go intopage eighteenthe Anny where he served in Korea withdistinction as a first lieutenant. When he gotout of the service, Fort Wayne of the NBAwas anxious to sign him, but he returned toBrooklyn, New York, to go into the bankingbusiness instead. Artie is now assistant managerof the Chemical Bank New York TrustCompany and basketball remains a drivingforce in his life. This time, however, his rolehas changed. He has coached the basketballteam of the Jewish Community House ofBensonhurst, New York, to 218 wins andhas sustained only 41 losses in nine years.Fame follows him closely. This past summer,Artie, along with his Jewish CommunityHouse team, toured Europe and Israel tocompete with Jewish youth teams abroad.Artie's selection as head coach was not basedon his coaching record alone, but his outstandingleadership and sportsmanship weremajor contributing factors. You all have permissionto say you knew him when.Hats off to you, Artie.It would be good to hear from all of you.If the postcards don't come, drop a line any_way and let us know what's happening toyou. And sooner or later the postcard willcome. When it does, return it, please.1956Miss Mary J. Bond1220 Bolton StreetBaltimore 17, MarylandPhilip JackllOn is now principal at Centre,ville High School, Centreville. Jan ChaseSpringer and husband Gene write that theychildren: Susan Elizabeth, bornhave twoApril 10, 1962, and Steven Eugene, bornApril 19, 1963. Jean Nicholas Warfield wasawarded a Master of Education degree atWMC June 7, 1965. Raymond Merkle(Skip) is president of the RandallstownJaycees. J. Howard Hunt writes that he andwife Barbara Jean live in Mullica Hill, NewJersey. They have a son, J. Howard, III, age6, and two daughters, Nancy Jean, age 3,and Lynne Alison, age I. Howard is thesuperintendent of schools in Winslow Township,New Jersey. Daniel Moylan, former assistantUnited States attorney for Maryland,has been named a trial magistrate for Hag-~\O~~:hm19!~v~~n t~n~~~~;~~;:k:,;;~~Dan became a partner in the law finn ofByron, Bushong, and MoylanOur TENTH reunion is scheduled fornext June 4. Tentative plans involve a buffetluncheon and before-dinner carousing at theestate of some of the nearby and afHuentclassmates. More information will arrivewhen what's left of the aging class officershas a chance to assemble fading wits. what,"..ever, set aside that date (it's a Saturday).Mary Cay Mc:Cormick has resigned asdass secretary. The dass will be notifiedwhen a new secretary is appointed.Joel and Barbara Bell Woodey are theproud parents of Barbara jerufer, born October20, 1964. In November Barbara, Joel,
Wayne Crackel! works for the YMCA inRaleigh, North Carolina.Joe Shilling, who was formerly a visitingteacher with the special services of theCarroll County Board of Education andvice principal Francis Scott Key HighatSchool, is now principal of Manchester ElementarySchool.DO'lI!a King, who is at Washington Universityin St. Louis working on her Master'sdegree, is also keeping busy as a socialworker at an institution for juvenile delinquentboys,This past summer Betsy Parker O'Donnellstarted an internship in medical technology.;~~II~:toN::1,:~~a~e~~rn26~alt;:.Mar-Betsy Diann joined the Jim McMahanson April 5, 1965.ha~a;h~~ :~:ndG~~il(rr~:~~~~ljr.~~~=~ber 12, 1964, in Heidelberg, Germany.David Gamber, wife junetta, and daughtersStephanie and Karen Lee are living inBroomall, PennsylvaniaEldridge "Elvis" Ward is practicingphysical therapy in Baltimore and Westminster.He and wife lunc Williams, '61,are residing in Randall Ridge, Handnllstown.They have nn almost-2-year-old daughter,Amanda Jane.Lornm LaMar StIll!, B,S., ShippensburgState College; M.Ed., Western MarylandCollege, graduated from The PennsylvaniaState University on Saturday, September 5,1964, with a Ph.D. in Education. Hemajored in elementary education at thePenn State University.1961V. Jane Ernsberger307 Ellst Plymouth StreetTampa, Florida 33603Pat Piro has resigned after four years ofteaching. She married Nelson Long of Nutley,New Jersey, on October 30 and nowlives in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, whereNelson is an accountant for Price waterhouse& Co., for Bethlehem Steel. CharleyReisencceber is teaching art at Catonsvilleso:nior high. Charles is continuing work onhis Master's at Towson State. Some of hisart was included in the Baltimore Jr. Collegefirst alumni art show in November.The Army has transferred Tern and Kuy(McK~y, '62) \fard to Portage, Michigan.IS Terp assistant professor of military scien~at W.estern Michigan U. in Kalamazoo.Chns Rewlrenbecker Boner received herMTS degree from College of Williamthe& Mary on August 14, She teaches biologyat Woodlawn High School.Wayne and Mel Wagner Stricklin, ex-Bl ,no~ have. two little girls in their family.~.lchelle IS 4, and Teresa Lynne (Terri)Jom.ed them January 8. They moved intoi,:r:;~i:~~~~Ir1~~uh;~~dinc~~~~s~~~eltWill soon realize their dream. Doug has beenaccepted for post-doctoral research at theFederal Institute of Technology in Zurich,Switzerland. They plan to leave in July,1966, and travel a while before settling inZurich in October. Jan Alexander and LanceKlein, '63, were married June 26 and arcliving in York, Pennsylvania. Jan is employedas a social worker for child welfarein York County. Ed ('63) and Dory MilesShilling announce the birth of Nancy Jeanon August 20. Ed still teaches at Sykesvillejunior high and is studying for his Master'satWMC.Don Shure and Janice Hack were marriedAugust 21. Don will finish his Master's thissemester and plans to pursue his Ph.D., alsoat Rutgers. Janice teaches fourth grade inNorth Plainfield, New Jersey. Dave ('63)and Pat Scott Pond are living in Kitztngen,Germany, where Dave is the brigade chemicalofficer. Pat is a reading specialist for theArmy. Don and Judy (Ellis, '60) ij6mberthave bought a home in Vienna, Virginia. Donworks for the C&P Telephone Co. He isactive in the D, C. Junior Chamber of Commerceand was chairman of the OrphanChildren's shopping tour in December.Boll Schrader returned from the PeaceCorps in India in the fall of 1963. He receivedhis Master's from Michigan State thispast August and works with the U. S. Dept.of Agriculture research service in Beltsville.In March, 1964, Bob married Lorna JaneMacDonald, Pete and Jean Hatton Class,ex-Bj , added a second boy to their family.Robert Charles was born August 10. JudyKerr received her Bachelor of Sacred Theologyfrom Boston U. school of theologyin June. After a summer of traveling andworking as a counselor in several Methodistcamps in Ohio, she is employed as directorof Christian education at the CommnnityMethodist Church in Cochituate, Massachusetts.Iooce Tllmer, ex-Bl , married Forrest D.Kerns on September 25. Forrest is a systemsengineer for IBM in Charlottesville, Virginia,where they make their home. Eleanor WMtehas set spring of 1966 for her marriage toHoward S. Bell of Baltimore. Jim and Barbara.Brown were transferred in August toReadzng, Pennsylvania, where Jim is branchmanager of G. E. Credit Corp. Bob andConnie Aroin McCallum are now living inColumbia, Missouri. Bob left the Army inAugust, 1964, after being stationed threeyears in counterintelligence in Kansas City.In August of this year, he received his Master'sdegree at the U. of Missouri at KansasCity. He now teaches at the U. of Missouriin Columbia and is studying for his Ph.D.in clinical psychology, After four years ofteaching high school algebra, Connie is nowsocial director at Stephens College forWomen in Columbia.Esther Mann Yost, ex-Bk, has broughtus up to date. She is secretary to the assistantregional administrator for the general servicesadministration, rcgion 3, in Washington.Harry is in the metropolitan police department,accident investigation unit. Theybought their home three years ago. Estherand Harry often visit with Frank and JoanEberle Holmes, ex-'61. Joan graduated fromU. of Md. and teaches art at CrosslandsHigh School. Sue Garretson Daniel is takingthe foreign service course in French conversation.In her work as secretary to the~~;u~ j~il~toi~ f~~~~~:h w~~ie:~~~~e~i~~Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco, and findstheir French better than their English. HusbandJim was sworn into the Virginia SupremeCourt on September 8 and is pres.ently working for the Job Corps handlingdiscipline cases.After three years in the Army as a nuclearweapons officer in Seneca, New York, RonPoore has returned to the land of pleasantliving. He is credit officer at Calvert CountyHospital and lives in Huntingtown. NickiMorris Carl,~ten sponsors the cheerleadersat Dover (Delaware) High School whereshe teaches English. Roll is a senior at theU. of Delaware, Ford and Linda (Reigel_man, '62) Dean announce the birth ofMelody Lynn on June 30. Jack ('60) andBarbara Horst Fringer are in their thirdwinter in Munich, Germany. Jack is commanderof a forward support (maintenance)company. Julie has entered nursery school,while Craig helps Barbara with the domesticchores.In June Bernie Rinehart ('62) graduatedfrom Boston U. school of theology. Bernieand Barhora (Heflin) have moved to Richmond,Massachusetts, where Bernie assumedduties as minister in the CongregationalChurch of Richmond on October 1. TheArmy has transferred Al and Nancy SmithStewart to Ft. Knox, Kentucky. During theirleave after departing from Germany, Al andNancy visited with many friends in theBaltimore - Washington - New Jersey area,Floyd Dean, ex-'61, is seeing the world withthe Navy. This summ~r while cruising theMediterranean, he visited ValenCia, Barcelona,Athens, Istanbul, Palma, Cannes, andMarseilles. He is now a Lt. j.g. and intendsto return to civilian life in November, 1966,after another summer in the Mediterranean.Don Leneski is living in Glendale, California,until he completes his training withS~cony Mobil Oil Co. His future assignmentWIll be on the ~est Coast. Don and Sandrannncunce the birth of Mark Steven on August10. Ron. and Dotty Holland Monarkenjoy living III Chicago. Ron is employedfull time. for Mo:_:KinseyManagement Con,sultan; FIrm while completing his Master's~~~:einiJ u~~~~~~c~~nJ~~~n j~~:y~~~te~have oought a home in Bucks County, Ponn,sy!va~ia, In September Paul and Bobbi~~~~,:.g;a~!'7; w:~ki~dg ~w~~~n~~; ~~.gi:tGeorgia Tech.Fre~ DUkes and family bought a newhO~le III Columbus, Georgia, where Fred isasslgn~d as an instructor in brigade andbattahon tactics at the infantry school atFt. Benning. Fred expects to teach anotheryear and t~len attend infantry officer's careercourse, With graduation and reassignmentpagenineteen
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