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this summer. \Vhile there, they will visitwith Coswla's family in Cennany. ludieBoetlger Tuiaro will be planning doublebirthday parties for her boys. Scott Jameswas born November 11, 1965, and Markwas 3 on the same date. After two years ofsubstitute teaching, Judie has settled downto caring for her family and being secretaryof the youth guidance council in SouthPlainfield, New Jersey. Her husband is selIemployedin the excavation and constructionbusiness.Judith (jeep) Akers Bonem has broughtus up to date from Santa Fe, New MexicoShe and Bill were married December 31,1964, and went to Santa Fe when Bill finishedlaw school. Bill passed the Bar inDiane, fohn and Scott Hottersee '61.August and works for the Supreme Court.Jeep is a child welfare worker in Rio ArrebaCounty. Richard and Bea Ackerman Sherrillhave moved into the home which they designedthemselves. It is loc;lted in ForestHill. Chuck and Mernette Houk LeFew arenow stationed at Ft. Hood, Texas, whereChuck is CO of a military police company.Charlie Hamilton is owner-manager of TheFamily Hobby Center, a model car racewayin Wayne, New Jersey. He opened his firststore in June and moved in December to alarger one with three tracks. In March theHamiltons moved into their new home inKinnelon.Malinda (Burgess) and Jack Fossett:('58) and their "little lady" Sally, 2~, havemoved into a home in College Park. BarbaraHollarld Lowe writes that Jon has been promotedto full parole officer and works inCeorgetown and Dover, Delaware. In additionto caring for J. C., Barbara teaches andwrites Feature stories for The State Register,Laurel weekly newspaper. Jeanie House Shaffreceived her Master's of home economicsat Colorado State University in August,1965. David and Barbara Sauer Mulll101andmoved in March to Schenectady, New York,where Dave took a job with Knoll's AtomicPower Lab. Barbara stopped teaching inFebruary.Bill Wimmer graduated from the U. ofMd. medical school in June, 1965, and ispresently interning at University Hospital.In July he begins residency training inpsychiatry at Phipps Clinic, Johns HopkinsHospital. His goal is a career in childpsychiatry. Judy (Reed, '62) teaches Frenchat Milford Mill High School. Dee Bell isteaching in Nuremberg, Cermnny, and enjoysit very much. Jackie SimmotL~if completingher second year of teaching inHeidelberg. She spent a few days In theStates with her family at Christmas. jackietraveled 7,000 miles last summer visitingthose places about which she teaches herworld history classes.Mike Bird has successfully completed hisPh.D. comprehensive exams in economicsat the U. of Colorado. He is now workingon his dissertation. Carson Lankford, '60,jnst completed the Ordnance Officers careercourse at Aberdeen Proving Cround. Carson,Catt (Drake), and Carolyn and Skip returnedto the States from Cermany in August,1965. Wcm/y Marek married J. BruceWells, [r., on December 4, 1965. Wendyand Bruce work for the U. S. Governmentand are living in Baltimore. From Atlanta,Georgia, Paul and Bobbi f/astings lung announcethe birth of Scott Douglas on January20.Jean Shadrach May has quit teaching andsettled down to being full-time mother toher girls Tracey Lyn, 5, and Lisa Michele,2~. Jim, '58, recently received a promotionto expediter with Black and Decker. Jeanand Jim enjoy playing duplicate bridge andhave acquired quite a few master points.Lorenll (Stone) and Tom Kaylor, '59, announcethe birth of Lorena Esther on January26. They will call her Lore. O;:zieStew(1rt. enjoyed studying at Berkeley inCalifornia last summer. In addition to histeaching, he has an NSF inservice grant toshldy cell physiology at Pace College.Whitey, '58, and Arlene MacVicker Wrighthave adopted their second child. JenniferStewart wrtght joined them January 24when she was a month old. Billy was ayear old in December, 1965. The Wrightsexpect to return from Hawaii in July.John Holter left in january for duty inVietnam. I-Ie is stationed in a classified areaHying the CV-2, Caribou, airplane. Whilehe is there, Diane (Kanak, '62) and Scottyare living in Alexandria, Virginia. Peg(Herrirlg) arul Jim Go/drillg, '60, announceII baby girl in their family. Amy Kathleenwas born on November 20, 1965, il\ Fairbanks,Alaska. Peg, Jim, Steve, and Amyexpect to leave Fairbanks in September.Beth Butler Deutol! writes from OaklandCalifornia, that FrCtI is working on hi~Ph.D. orals and thesis. They expect to leaveOakland in June and camp their way East.Marguerite 'Whaley Stucki announces thebirth of Walter Albert, Ill, on Decembert, 1965. They cull him Rusty. He has redhair and big hlue eyes.Don Rice, Mary, and daughter Robin areenjoying their new home in HagerstownDon is still teaching math at South HagerstownHigh School. Pat Piro Long has foundn teaching position in a junior high schoolin Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. She teachesFrench and English. Myra Hess Hilterbrickis no longer teaching but is full-time housewife.Myra and Lamar and children, KimberlyAnn and Scott; moved to a new homein Lanham in February. Lamar is an electricalengineer at Westinghouse. Joanne(Lllmb) and Tom Hayes, '62, are living inNew York where Tom is working on hisPh.D. at N. Y. U. Joanne received herMaster's in home economics from U. of Md.assistant foodin August, 1965, and is aneditor with McCall's MagaZine.Ewertz Wholey Jay and lnky are stillteaching at the U. of Concepcion in Chile.In addition to teaching, they do recreationwork along with two other Peace Corpsvolunteers in a cnllnmpa (slum). When theyreturn in January, 1967, Jay and Inky planto return to the U. of Arizona to shldy LatinAmericarl history. Sears, Roebuck & Co. basappointed Dick Carter to develop and directthe public relations promotion in Support oftheir major expunston program in the easternUnited States. Dick will work with national,state, and city political leaders, representa_nves of other organizations, and civicgroups, as well as mclic, TV, and newspapermedia.Don't forget to put The Hill on yourcalendar for the weekend of June 3-6. It isour live-year reunion, and we hope ns manyas possible will be there.19&5Miss Joyce Russell5105 Lodestone WayApt. DBaltimore, Maryland 2120&This information could riot be included inloyce's last column due to /I space limitation.Ratiler than hold it until July it is printedhere (18 (I oer!! brief 1965 CO/lImn.Tony bdagnotto is teaching science andcoaching basketball at Taneytown HighSchool. Louise SImmons is living in Manchesterand teaching seventh grade EnglishHigh School. Meredithat North CarrollHobart is teaching fifth grade at joppatowneElementary School. Jan Juella is up in NewYork State teaching tenth grade English atWest ~'hgh School in Corning. Marly Mat_~:~ I;u~~~h~~hi~~~~~~ade math at DeepThat brings it back to me. I am livingwith Marty and teaching English, speechJ~~~~k:, :::~~~I~~m~o~~~IL:~cmd we will be married on June 25. 'page thirty-fiveS:~~l'