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cral science and biology.Thank you for your letters and do keepthem coming for the next issue.1965Miss Joyce Russell5105 Lodestone WayApt. 0Baltimore, Maryland 21206My somewhat bewildered mailman wasjubilant when I assured him that the delugeof postcards would dwindle for awhile.Between your terrific response and the overloudcaused by Christmas mail, the poorfellow is thoroughly worn out! Our classhas spread itself quickly, and only your continuedcards and letters will help us to keepin touch.Sandy Roeder is in England working fora diploma in community development. Ofthe twenty students enrolled in the course,sixteen are from different countries.Craduate programs are involving quitea few of the class. Leoban Winter is studyingat Western Reserve University in biologyThe University of Illinois now claims RalphSmith where he is working on his Muster'sin physical education. Ralph is planning tomarry Kay Calellwn, '66, this summer. JerryWicklein is attending Boston UniversitySchool of Theology. Jerry is engaged toPamela Gebhard, '68. Graduate school mustcombine well with engagements as still anothermember of the class, Ben Creene, isstudying at Boston College in economics.Charles Mmming, whose engagement. toSherrie Fischer was announced over Christmas,is at the U. of Md. Graduate Schoolof Chemistry. Sherrie is [It William andMilry College as a graduate assistant i~mathematics. Edwirl Welch and Pal Mullinixare planning a July wedding. Ed is attendingBoston U. School of T~eology andPat is teaching seventh rind eighth gr~demath in Baltimore. Jim Shaw and Wife,Martha (Terlizzi, e~-'68) arc living. inBlacksburg, Virginia, where Jim .is worklllgfor his Master's in urban and regiOnal planni~m~~VJ:;i~ersity is home for Bo ~r!(lppas he does graduate work there. He IS engagedto C(lria Smith, who. i~ a lab technicianat the Veterans Adrrunlstrntion Hospitalin D. C. Carla and Bo are planninga March wedding. The Dinger.', Bob andCbar-Lu (Swenson) are enjoying the sun inCalifornia where Bob is attending the Universttyof Cnlffomla School of PhysicsChar-Lu is a lab technician in entomologyat the University. Willinms' Graduate Schoolin Biology keeps Tom Mid.tacls up in snowyNew England. Tom and IllS fiancee, De~bieDudley, arc planning an August ~eddm?Debbie is teaching tenth grade biology 111Baltimore County.So I don't insult many of the male mcm·bers of the class, I hasten to add that graduatcschool does not always involve engagements.Creg Tassey is at \Villiarll and Mary'sGraduate School in Physics. American Uni~versify's Graduate School in Politic,,) Sciencekeeps John Baer working. John shares anapartment with Doug MacEwan, also atAmerican U., and George Fulton. A Master'sin higher education is the aim of GordieBMemr/fl who is at Indiana Univer~ity. JohnSlager is working for his Master's :.t BostonUniversity, naining for teaching at Perkin'sSchool for the Blind and studying organ.Biochemistry is the field of graduate studywhich Dave Reger is following at Rutgers.Sam Helms is working on his Master's atthe V. of Md. in the field of vocational rehabilitationcounseling. U. of Md. LawSchool now claims the time of Neal Hoffman.Mal/rice Browning is working on hisPh.D. at George Washington University.After a rewarding six weeks with 50S inPuerto Rico, Bmce Kuauff began work atMurylnnd University for his Master's inEnglish. Ray Baker spent his summer inEurope before enrolling at Washington Uni_versify at St. Louis in economics. A freshmanat U. of Mel. College of Dental Surgery,John Wood worked in marine biologylast summer. Sam Leehure is working onhis Master's of education at \VMC whilefulfilling the duties of assistant basketballcoach on the Hill. Sam is married to AliceWeller, '64. 'Walter CrOIl.m is working towarda graduate degree in chemistry atPurdue.Esther Thomnson is coordinating Europeantrips for American Youth Hostels inNew York City. Elaine Cardiner is majoringin painting at the Rhode Island Schoolof Design in Providence. Lama McDonaldis working for the Bell Telephone Labs inelectronics. Joy Hollow(ly is working inBolivia in a community development program.Bob Addy is employed in the retailbanking department of the Union Trust Coin Baltimore. The children's room of theCleveland Library is keeping Barbara Grahambusy. TRW Systems, an engineeringfirm, has recently promoted Fran Tho/)1(IS toa position in personncl. Judy Jones is doingsocial work for thc Baltimore City WelfareDepartment. Also in social work is Nancy\Vhitu;orth, who after a whirlwind summerin Europe, is employed by tho Family andChildren's Society. Colin Thacker is thcproud father of Colin Kelly, Jr. Colin isworking for the Baltimore Health Department.Uncle Sam has spread our male contingentall over the world. Gil Smink is inGermany, right in the middle of theBavarian Alps. He is stationed there as atransport;ltion cfflcer. Bud Benton headedsouth to Georgia where he nnd his wife,Karill Hess, '68, are living at Ft. Benning,Cecrgin. Dennis Amico seems to be hnvinga love alTair with Texas and the Army. Heis stationed at Fort Sam Houston in SanAntonio as a company commander. FrlinkKiehl is also in the South-Fort Benning,Georgia. After airborne training, Frankwill be stationed in Korea for 13 months.Although most of the newlyweds of lastsummer are old married ~"Ouples by now,this is a chanco to up-date your addressbook. Last summer's weddings includeclSusan Snodgrass to Sam Ca8e, '63. Sue isteaching elementary school in Westminster.Last June and July were busy months forthe ex-Mcfmnle! House group. DianneBriggs and David Martin, '62, were marriedlast July and are now living in Hy;lttsvillewhere Dianne is teaching generalmath. David is a second year law studentat George Washington University. MargeEngel married Lt. (j.g.) William Waldron,and they are presently living in Norfolk,Virginia. Marge is teaching educable mentallyretarded students while \ViII is stationedon the USS Newport News. BobbieLove and David Drobts, '63, were marriedby Dean Ira Zepp in Lonaconing the dayafter Marge's wedding. Bobbie and Davidare living in Rockville where Bobbie isteaching English. Peggy Van Dyke wasalso a June bride as she married Jim Tap-;lger. They have an apartment in CleoBurnie. While Jim sails with the MerchantMarines, Peggy teaches biology to tenthgraders at Brooklyn Park High SchoolAlice Krizek B(lfford is working as a doctor'sassistant at the Maryland State Departmentof Health. She and husband, Bob,honeymooned in Bennmlu. Katherine B!!rk_h(lrd wed Richard Shatzer last summer. BobEarley, '66, and Barbara Woodruff werealso married last June. Darlene StoDleL(i/lterbacil is teaching physical educationat Westminster High School. Marly andJack DIlY, '63, an "old married" couple areexpecting their first child next month. Stanand judy Makooer are also the proud parentsof Richard Scott. Stan is teachingphysical education and coaching basketballat Port \Vashington, Long Island.Teaching is marc than filling the daysof many of our class. ByrOIl Stevens isteaching French in Clen Burnie. GinnyKrebs is teaching m: