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y Merle Boyle<br />
1932<br />
Raymond and Betty Jane<br />
Bloom celebrated their golden<br />
wedding anniversary Aug. 12,<br />
<strong>1995</strong>. They have a daughter and<br />
son-in-law, Lanasue and Dr.<br />
Robert Carey; a daughter,<br />
Brenda Bloom; and three<br />
grandchildren, Douglas, Kevin<br />
and Matthew Carey.<br />
1933<br />
Sympathy to Fred A. Murphy<br />
on the death of his wife, Maxine<br />
Harlan Murphy, of <strong>Wilmington</strong>,<br />
Ohio, on July 11, <strong>1995</strong>.<br />
1935<br />
After graduating from<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong>, Walter<br />
Nichols spent the next seven<br />
years at Goshen, Ohio, teaching<br />
science, industrial arts and<br />
coaching boys and girls<br />
basketball, then at Jefferson as<br />
superintendent, teacher and<br />
basketball coach. In the early<br />
1950s, he was offered and<br />
accepted the position of Clinton<br />
County superintendent. <strong>No</strong>w<br />
that he's retired, Walt uses his<br />
spare time for gardening, lawn<br />
care, tooting his trombone and<br />
playing golf. He and his wife,<br />
Grace, live in the old family<br />
home in Westboro, Ohio.<br />
1939<br />
Donna (Taylor) and Nathan<br />
Cory celebrated their golden<br />
30 Fall <strong>1995</strong><br />
CLASS NOTES<br />
wedding anniversary on July 16<br />
at the <strong>Wilmington</strong> United<br />
Methodist Church. They were<br />
married in Circleville, Ohio, on<br />
July 17. 19<strong>45</strong>.<br />
1947<br />
Robert and Jeanette (Hodson)<br />
Bevan celebrated their <strong>45</strong>th<br />
wedding anniversary on June<br />
18, <strong>1995</strong>.<br />
1948<br />
Dale Minton, former<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> mayor and World<br />
War II veteran, represented<br />
Clinton County at the dedication<br />
of Ohio's memorial to its World<br />
War II veterans held in<br />
Cleveland, Ohio. This year is<br />
the 50th anniversary of the war's<br />
end. Dale's honors include two<br />
Bronze Stars, a Purple Heart and<br />
several theater ribbons.<br />
1954<br />
Charles W. Haarlammert<br />
received a 50-year service award<br />
from the Edenton Masonic<br />
Lodge <strong>No</strong>. 332. He served as<br />
worshipful master of Goshen<br />
Lodge <strong>No</strong>. 119 in 1949 and<br />
Edenton Lodge <strong>No</strong>. 332 in 1973.<br />
Charles also served the district<br />
as educational officer and district<br />
deputy grand master.<br />
Carl H. and Isabelle<br />
(McMullen) Shanks retired at<br />
the end of June <strong>1995</strong>; he after 35<br />
1/2 years as a research<br />
entomologist with Washington<br />
State University and she after<br />
25 years of teaching in the<br />
Vancouver, Washington and<br />
Evergreen School Districts. Carl<br />
is now part-time associate pastor<br />
for First Friends Church in<br />
Vancouver, working in<br />
visitation, Bible study and retired<br />
persons ministries. Isabelle will<br />
be working closely with him.<br />
Other than that, they plan to<br />
spend their time traveling and<br />
playing with their seven<br />
grandchildren.<br />
1957<br />
Sympathy to Eleanor<br />
McFadden Howard on the<br />
ceath of her husband, James.<br />
She currently resides in<br />
Fairborn, Ohio.<br />
1959<br />
Harold Hewitt is headed for<br />
ratirement relaxation after 30<br />
j ears of involvement with the<br />
YMCA. He joined the YMCA<br />
of Central Ohio in 1965 as<br />
program secretary of the Town<br />
a nd Country Branch. In February<br />
1968, he was hired as full-time<br />
t irector in Pickaway County. In<br />
1984, Harold moved from<br />
c irector but continued working<br />
t3 collect funds for a major<br />
expansion that opened in May<br />
1990. He retired in 1989 but<br />
couldn't stay away completely,<br />
j jining the local Y part time to<br />
lelp with fund-raising, public<br />
relations and recruitment for<br />
Indian Guides.<br />
L961<br />
Mozelle Knight Brown and her<br />
lusband, Francis, celebrated<br />
their golden wedding<br />
anniversary in August with a<br />
reception at Snow Hill Country<br />
Club in New Vienna, Ohio. They<br />
were married July 3, 19<strong>45</strong>, in<br />
Gainesville, Texas.<br />
1962<br />
Joyce and James Pinkerton<br />
celebrated their<strong>45</strong>th anniversary<br />
on June <strong>10</strong>,<strong>1995</strong>.Theirchildren,<br />
Janice and Chuck Keller of<br />
Columbus, Md., Jeffery and<br />
Debra Pinkerton of<br />
Westminister, Colo., and Jack<br />
and Linda Pinkerton of<br />
Lewistown, hosted the special<br />
occasion.<br />
1965<br />
John Hosier, director of Clinton<br />
County Human Services, was<br />
honored recently by Southern<br />
State Community <strong>College</strong> as one<br />
of this year's four notable<br />
supporters. His leadership and<br />
recommendations have resulted<br />
in numerous referrals to the<br />
college's Adult Basic and<br />
Literacy Education (ABLE)<br />
program, which helps clients/<br />
students receive skill training<br />
and GED certification. As a<br />
member of two college advisory<br />
boards, he has a unique<br />
opportunity to influence the lives<br />
of area residents.<br />
Kay Kersey, formerly of<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>, retired from her<br />
position as physical education<br />
teacher in the elementary schools<br />
in <strong>No</strong>rwalk, Ohio, after 30 years<br />
of service.<br />
Walt Simkins has been named<br />
the athletic director of the<br />
Middletown-Monroe City<br />
School District. Simkins<br />
coached football at East Clinton<br />
in 1965, then went to<br />
Middletown in 1966. He has<br />
coached football for 23 years<br />
and basketball for 20 years,<br />
including <strong>10</strong> seasons as a varsity<br />
assistant basketball coach at<br />
Middletown. He has coached<br />
such players as Todd Bell, Cris<br />
Carter and current Bengal Jeff<br />
Cothran. He and his wife,<br />
Carolyn, have three children.<br />
Natalie, Julie and Bradley.<br />
1967<br />
Tom Gravlin has had a very<br />
successful career with the Shell<br />
Oil Company for 28 years, and<br />
is enjoying being baick in Ohio.<br />
The people in Ohio have given<br />
Shell's charitable programs one<br />
of the best receptions of any<br />
other state in the country. Tom<br />
is enjoying this work immensely.