Missouri S&T Magazine, February 1979 by Missouri S&T Library and Learning Resources

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Leading the School of Engineering as student marshals in the University of Missouri-Rolla's Winter Commencement processional were Gregory Phillip Pace, left, and Paul John Nauert, Jr., right. With them is Dr. James E. Halligan, center, dean of the school. Pace received a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Pace, 1915 Dyer, Overland, Nauert received a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nauert Sr., 3944 Oregon St., St. Louis.

Leading the College of Arts and Sciences as student marshals in the University of Missouri-Rolla's Winter Commencement processional were Susan Rebecca Gauthier, left, and Danny Allen Reed, right. With them is Dr. Adrian H. Daane, center, dean of the college. Gauthier (Mrs. Corbert L.) received a bachelor of science degree in life sciences. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal L. Schraeder, 3760 S. 40th St., Lincoln, Neb. Reed received a bachelor of science degree in computer science. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Reed, Mammoth Spring, Ark.

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Leading the School of Mines and Metallurgy as student marshals in the University of Missouri-Rolla's Winter Commencement processional were Steven Douglas Lautenschlaeger, left, and Steven Randall Chapman, right. With them is Dr. Theodore 1. Planje, center, dean of the school. Marshals were graduating seniors selected by their dean on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and activities. Lautenschlaeger, 3341 New England, Niles, IL, received a bachelor of science degree in mining engineering. Chapman received a bachelor of science degree in petroleum engineering. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Black, 669 Langs Drive, Jonesville, Mich.

1st. Row: L-R, Jane Murphy, Mrs. James Murphy Sr. , Mrs. Edward Murphy, Mrs. James Murphy, Jr. 2nd Row: L-R, Dr. James J . Murphy, Edward Murphy, Peggy Murphy, James Murphy, Jr. His contributions to the St. Louis area continued from page I include service on the board of directors On the national and state level, he is of the Commercial Bank of St. Louis the recipient of the "Spirit of Life" County; membership on the Firms and award from City of Hope National Corporations Council for St. Louis Medical Center, where a research University; service on the board of direcÂˇ fellowship has been established in his tors of St. Louis Priory High School; name; he is a member of the University and membership on the advisory board of Missouri Consulate-advisors to the of the Youth Emergency Coun.::il of St. Uni versity of Missouri Board of Louis. Curators; and a member of the Sierra Murphy and his wife, Emily. are the Club and the Newcomen Society of pare".ts of six children. The famil y lives North America. at 7 Chipper Road, Frontenac. Association's Certificate of Merit. 2/ MSMÂˇ UMR Alumnus

Dr. A. G . Unklesbay, valued friend and honorary life member of the MSMUM R Alumni Association recently announced that he plans to retire as vice president for administration for the Uni versity of Missouri and accept an appointment as executive director for the American Geological Institute effective March I. As director of AGI, Dr. Unklesbay will carry out policies of the institute's board of governors in maintaining liaison with eighteen mem ber societies. Dr. Unklesbay has assisted the president wi th central administrative duties such as University Press, University Archi ves, monitoring academic personnel policies, and coordinating relations with other institutions. President James C. Olson notes that Dr. Un klesbay's duties will be primarily absorbed by the office of vice president for academic affairs Melvin D. George. Dr. Unklesbay has been a member of the faculty of the University of Missouri since 1947. He received his A.B. degree from Marietta College in 1938, and his M.A. degree in -1940 and Ph .D. degree in 1942 from the University of Iowa. He was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree last year by Marietta College. Early in his career, he worked for the U.S. Geological Survey-serving in Alaska, Florida and Puerto Rico. He was also with the Iowa Geological Survey for a year. He began his academic life as an instructor in geology at Colgate University and then, after one year in that position , became an assistant professor of geology at the University of MissouriColumbia. He wa.s promoted to associate professor, then full professor, and, in 1959, was named chairman of the geology department. He held that post until 1966 when he became executive assistant to the president of the University. Shortly thereafter, in January, 1967, he was appointed to his present position. Dr. Unklesbay is a member of the Association of Missouri Geologists, the Geological Society of America, the American Association of Petroleum

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Winter commencement at 'the University of Missouri-Rolla was cause for double celebration for Nancy Harrington_ She received her RS_ degree in civil engineering and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.s _ Corps of Engineers_ "It was really a family project," says 2nd Lt Harrington_ The new officer says that her husband, S/Sgt Richard Harrington, and her four children, ages seven to thirteen, encouraged and supported her all the way. An honor student, she finished a normal four-year course in less than three years. Nancy was in a hurry for a good reason. She didn't begin seriously studying for her degree and working toward her commission until she was past the usual maximum age for commissioning in the ROTC program. Even with the Army's age waiver, she had to graduate in December or lose her chance at being an officer. "It wasn't exactly easy," she says, "and at least once a semester I would decide to quit. But someone-a professor or my family-always talked me out of it" It was her husband who encouraged her to start io college in the first place, she says_ An honor student in high school, she had passed up a college scholarship for marriage and an off-and-

on career as a legal secretary. She picked up a few hours by taking a course at a time. Then, with her youngest child in kindergarten, she was so bored that her husband suggested she go to college. She dra-ve a 100 mile round trip to a . community college, but she made A's in nine hours during her first semester. She had to drop out the second semester when her husband was transferred to Ft. Leonard Wood, MO, about 30 miles from Rolla . She started at UMR in June of 1976 with 23 hours-and more than 100 to go for a qegree. She changed her major from mathematics to civil engineering "which seemed more challenging," and decided that with her husband in the military, it made sense for her to also have a career in the Army. Nancy and Richard Harrington "But when I found I would have to finish by December, 1978, I didn't see any way I could make it," she says_The way she made it was by going to school year-round, taking 21 hours a semester and 10 hours in the summer. Now that she has her degree-and commission, she will go to Ft. Belvoir for more training (Sgt. Harrington will be there on temporary duty) before she and her husband both go to Germany for their assignments.

She expects that her double-faceted career in two male-dominated professions will not be too different from her experiences thus far in getting her education. She explains, " I feel that I have been really well accepted in both fields by the other students." "However," she adds, "when one of my fellow students-about a decade

younger than I-learned that 1 had four children and planned an Army career, he asked me 'What in the world would the Army want with somebody's mother?' The way I see it is that it shouldn't make any difference," she concludes with a smile. "You might just as well ask what in the world would the Army want with somebody's father?"

Banner Year Expected for Engineer Grads 1978 was a veryÂˇ good year for Last year engineering accounted for the national average in all fields . Among both in the number of jobs and in the engineering graduates, but 1979 will be 58 percent of all jobs offers made in the UMR science majors, the highest desalaries offered." even better. country to B.S. graduates, according to mand was for computer scientists, with That's the prediction of L. R. Nuss, the College Placement Council, which an average starting salary of $1332 per He expects the present high demand director of career development and surveys a representative group of 158 month . . placement at the University of Missourifor engineering and science graduates to colleges throughout the United States. Rolla_ UMR, which specializes in ~ontinue indefinitely . "Energy problems A verage starting salaries in engineering "This year, as in the past few years, , continue to be a large part of the engineering and science, educates most ranged from $1288 to $1653 per month _ _women and ethnic minority engineering of Missouri's engineering grad~ates. technical challenge to UMR graduates, Nuss says that the average salary paid students are most eagerly recruited by "Last year was the best year since and they project into the foreseeable UMR engineering graduates exceeded employers," Nuss says. "This shows up future," he says. 1970 for students graduating with engineering and science degrees, and we are seeing an even higher demand this year," Nuss says. During the fall recruiting season, the number of employers interviewiltg on the UMR campus was up more than 20 - Here's a list of some of the extension short courses and conferences scheduled by UMR faculty and the extension division. Where percent above last fall, and the number titles are not self explanatory you may call for more detailed information including costs. Call "Extension Coordinator," of job offers was more than 50 percent 314-341-4201 or 4202. Written requests should be addressed to Walter Ries, UMR Extension Division, University of Missourigreater. Nuss expects a comparable inRolla, Rolla, Missouri 65401 _ crease in activity during the spring season_ PROGRAM LOCATION DATES Salary levels for UMR December Junior HighSchool Band Clinic Rolla Feb. 22-23, 1979 graduates are averaging about eight perRefresher for Painting Contractors & Maintenance Engineers Rolla Feb. 26-Mar. 2, . cent higher than those for last May"s 1979 graduates. Petroleum engineers conSanitary Chemistry and Microbiology St. Louis March 5-8, 1979 tinue to receive the highest starting Introductory Short 'Course on Composition of Paint Rolla March 5-9, 1979 Ore Microscopy salaries. December graduates in that Rolla March 5-9, 1979 field are averaging about $1750 per Instrumentation of Soil liZ Rock St. Louis March 12-16, 1979 month, an increase of about $80 per Quality Control and Paint hnspectors Short Course Rolla March 26-30, 1979 Electric Power Metering Practices . month over last May's figure . Rolla March, 1979 Introductory Short Course on Tinting, Shading, & Matching Paints & Coatings Rolla April 2-6, 1979 Grouting St Louis April 9-13 , 1979 Applications of Signal Processing Rolla April 16-18, 1979 Introduction to Microprocessor System Design Rolla April 18-20, 1979HOMECOMING Advanced Chemical Coatings Workshop Rolla April 23-27, 1979 Missouri Conference on History 1979 Rolla April 27-29, 1979 Micellar Solutions, Microemulsions and Liquid CrystalsA Systematic Approach Rolla May 1979 OCTOBER 12-13 Design and Application of High Frequency Amplifiers Rolla May 7-9, 1979 Computer Analysis of Earthquake Dynamics Rolla May 7-11 , 1979 Quality Geotech Lab Testing Rolla May 14-18, 1979 REUNION CLASSES: 53rd Colloid and Surface Science !i)ymposiuin Rolla June 11-13, 1979 1928 and Before, 1934, Digital Computer for High School Students Rolla June II -IS , 1979 Second Session Rolla June 18-22, 1979 1939, 1944, 1949, Ultra Thin Coatings by Glow Discharge Polymerization Rolla June 13-15, 1979 1954, 1959, 1964, UMR Summer Learning Experience Rolla June 24-30, 1979 1969, 1974. Embarkment Dam Soil Aspects St. Louis July 16-20, 1979 Porcelain Artists Workshop Rolla July 29-Aug. 3, 1979

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Honor Roll o f Alumni Fund Contributors The Honor Roll of Donors to the 1978 Annual Alumni Fund is a roster of contributors to the Fund between January 1, 1978 and December 31, 1978. 1978 gift income set another record, $136,182.48, up from $132,121.65 in 1977. Thank You. Every effort has been made to verify the accuracy of the Honor Roll, however, since we are still only striving for perfection, we would appreciate information about errors contained herein. CENTURY CLUB 1977-433 Donors CENTURY CLUB 1978-491 Donors lill Hauenstein, Frederick Adams, Bernard II. Campbell. E. Taylor Chomeau, Henri Dorris. Milburn L. Flesh, David J. Ford, Ragan Fralle, Wayne S. Gatts, Williall P. Hoover, Bert P. Lindgren, Roy A. !toore, B. Hallilton· Pesout, Edward Remmers, walter E. Sillra 11 .. Riley". Teis, Kenneth R. Ten Eyct, Warren E. Wanenmacher, Joseph 1'1. Wheeler, Ernest S. Wheeler, Jennie Lenox Whitworth, Virgil L. Wilkerson, Augustus B. Zimmermann, Dee Zoller, Henry E.

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1.212 Bircbar,l, Harry C. Brown ing, Bertie L. Gammt.' t er , Elmer Gamme ter, Erwin Godwin, William Ke nne dy, Daniel Kitchen, Charles L. Lindenau, Edward 1'1. Mc Bride, Hollis E. Moore , James P. Rood, John A. smi th, c. Cabanne Staples, Guy W. Thoma s, Uarold S. Thompson, Bennet R. Tyrre ll, Morris L.

1m Badollel, !'Iarion S. Barnard, Albert E. Bash, David A. Bis ett, Donald J. Bobroff, Harry A. Boismenue, Clyde F. Bossert, Harry F. Clearman, Prederick Gammeter, Elmer Herrell, R. R. Knigllt. Willi am E. H. Kraft, tied O. Lusk, R. Ralph 1'1 oran, Frn e st Parsons, Edward W. Paul, Murray J. Remmers, Wal t er E. Seydler~ Frank K. Sievers, Edwin R. Smith, .lames P. Thomas. Harold D. lieber, Paul " Weiss, Clarence B.

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lUl Badollet, Marion S. Miller, Edwin L. Jr. Miller, John C. Needham, Albert B. Rohloff, Joseph H. Taylor, F. Huston Williams, Anvil C. wilson, Joseph 1'1. 192~

Ackers, Albert L. Case, Walker E. Christner, Glen J. Deutman, Earl G. Forgotson, James ". Huffman, Daniel E. Jr~ ieonard, HOlier L. Machin, Rdvin G. Mc Cartney. William H. Rohloff, Joseph H. Scrut,y, Horace D. " Wheeler, Ernest S. Wheeler, Jennie Lenox wyman, Glen S.

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MSMALUMNUS (USPS·323·500) Issued bi·monthly in the interest of the graduates and former students of the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy and the University of Missouri·Rolla. Entered as second class matter Octoqer 27. 1926, at Post Office at Rolla. Missouri 65401, under the Act of March 3, 1897. 4/ MSM·UMR Alumnu s

Atkin s o n, i1 arion L. Jr. Be rry, ti ugh R. Brownin <j , Berti e L. Durn e t , Leo L. Ea ga n , Thom a s E. Gain es , Ge o r g e D. Go dw in, William Ha uck , William P. He im, Carl J. Heitm a n n , I\lbe r t L. Kue chl er; !\rlolph H. Ma tla ck , Fred P. Mille r , Ed win L. ,J r . Nee dh a m, Albe r t B. Pa s l ey , ;Ja mes L. Sch neebp.r ger , Fre d C. Shay, Danie l C. Va l eriu~, Cl a u de N. Wa .: d , RCl nald D.

Baumgartner, Rupert P. Boyer. Phillip J. Bradford. Phariss C. Cordry, Cletus D. cru~baugh. Daniel H. Donaldson, Jalles G. Faulkner, Bdward C. Preeman, Charles A. Gross, Henry B. Gross. Howard H~ Heraan, Theodore Hill, llbert L. Histen, Howard Hodgdon, Sa. D. Jr. . Johnson, George C. Kilpatrick, Harold R~ l'Iachin, willia. B. Moreland, Howard B. /'Iurphy, Thollas D. Roberts, 'Gerald A. Schveickhardt, William K. Slates, Burl T. Sai th, J .. Wat'ren Thatcher, E. Fusz Thomas, !larold D. Ward, Ronald D. Weiss, Clarence B.

Bradford, Arthur L. Coil, Benjamin R. crays, Glenn E. crum, E. Jefferson Dittmer, ' Russell S. Drake , William L. Dr e sb ac h, Charles H. _ En g lis h , Thomas O. Frotsc her, Guenth e r W. Jo h ns on , Charles w. Jo nes , B'lrlow G. Kell' p , Arthur H. Kirn, EID lde t fl. Monsch, He nr y D. Morri s , O rv~ll e w. Mu r ph y, '!' h om as O. Potte r, Ch ar l e s J . Schue tt e , Lou i s n.

121Q Alexander, Verne Beatty, Ren Clearman, Frederick Davis, Willard E. Dillingham, Marion A. Eagan, Thomas E. Gre<jory, Marguerite A. Grimm, C. James Harve y, P.awin T. 1l0elOan, '>rviu C. Jennin~s, Charles ". Kirk p atrick, Harry F. Kirn, Sm me t R. l'Iartin, lIoy S. Meeka, Euward Moran, Ernest Neal, Kenneth R. Osterwal ~, Herbert R. Payne, Richard F. Potte r, Charles J. Rollman, Will,iam H. Scheer, !!enry O. Shearer, Andrev C. Ston e , S. Allan Thomas, Myron P.

1.211 Baron, Adolph R. qrow u ing, Bertie L. Conle y, Jack N. Donaldson, William E. Ep person, Ernest R. Gevecker, Vernon A.C. Harrison, Albert Herro n, Henry R. Huffman, Daniel E. Jr~ Kirkpatr i ck, Rael L. Mitcbell, Alfred A. Murpbey, Maurice F. Pace, George 1'1. Page, Clifford P. Pertici , Andrev L. Ross, Charles E. Sharp , William T-. Sperling, Elmer J. Wade, Rolla T. Walter, Fdllin G. lIilhite, Clyde E. Williams, Rex Z.

The Alumni Educational Assistant Program is financed by the Annual Alumni Fund and provides employment for undergraduate students as research assistants or in other worthy projects in academic or support departments.

1932 Continued

Roesser, Bobert J. RundeI', RaYliond H. Schwarz, Arthur S. Sperling, EI.er J. Thollpson, HOlier F. Wiethop, Russell H. Willialls, Arthur J. Jr. Wilson, .F rederick G.

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Rose, Colin G. Ross, Paul F. Sharp, Everett II. Simonas, Peter Smothers, William J. Sturges, Herbert D. Sum'mers, lIuey Tucke r, firmin J. Weber, Arthur Jr. Wilson, 1'. Hugh Wilson, James C. Youn<j, Wi.lliam P.

Underhill, Norman R. Weis, Carl J. Ween e r, Roy C. Wilms, John O. Wilson, William Jr. Ii issler, Louis B. Wright, Clarence J. Zoll-er, Victor H.

Adams, Washington Bennctsen, wayne J. Bla iL' , Norman D. Bottcher, Hermann F. Bourne, .. illiam lI. Boyd, Robert K. Boyt, Euqene P. Claridge, Elmond L. Clarkson, Charles F. Cochran, Andrew A. Couch, G. Robert Cr'e celius, Donal<t G. Crockett, William E. Enochs, John R. Farrell, Edvard C. Fick, Arlllin F. Finley, Fred ·11. Gardner, John W. II Hacker, Alden G. Hardinf!, Kenneth L. Jr.

Martin, Kent W. !'Iaune, H~rold E. Mc Connell, William F. ~c Don a lJ, James F. Mc Goee, Ve rnon Ts ~luskopf, Oscar M. Myers , Elward C. Neub <? et, Ralph L. Ne vin, J a me s R. Jr. Ne vin, J o hn Ii. Nicola, 'lick S. aIde, Fr e n II. Olsen, John K. Pagel, I~ e rbert E. Pf!witt, Bion D. Pohl, P. o hert A. Rassinier, Edgar A. Sandh~us, Elmer H. Schowalt e r, Kennet.h A. Schuman, Austin E. Schwab, Ca rl F. Je. Shaffer, James Ii. Shockl e y, Gilbert R. Sin[lel, . filbert T. Jr~ Smothers, William J. St<?wa rt, Alexandee (. Taylor, Otis H. Trotter, Charles R. wade, Dell C. Weidlf!, Ben E. wit.t, Jack A. Wolff, i e onard C. Zanzie, Charles E. Zollf!r, J~cques \II.

Hoener, !"red H. Jaffe, -David Nathan Jensen, Jailles W. Kiud, Carl G. Lambeth, Jennings R. Livingston, Kermit F. Loveridge, Warren L. Lynch, Daniel S. ~ack, James o. Jr. !'Ic Kee, Jack B. Mentz, Frank H. Jr. Morris, William I. Nevins, I'larvin E~ Jr. Newman, Clinton V. Pace, George M. Pautler, Anthony C. Puetz, ~illiam M. Rogers, franklin B. ROux, James R. Schoenth~ler, Robert Shankland, John H. Smith, Floyd P. Springer, Jaaes J. Stevart, Daniel R. Strawhun, Joseph O. Wampler, Harold R. Watten barger , Chris M. lIyatt, De IIarguis D. 1942 AXliacher, George W. Blankenship, Gilbert H. Brackbill, Robert M. Bradshaw, George V. Jr. Brouk, Ralph B. Busch, Willia. D. CastleRan, John H. Clark, Hugb M. Crookston, Ja.es DunhaR, Robert II. Far.er, John o. Plint, lIelvin C. Puller, Julian 1. Haas, Haa;old 11. Hagar, Bailey W. Hill, William E. Jr. Hillery, Charles II. Hughes, Thomas A. Jones, Thomas A. Karbosky, Joseph T. King, Welby 11. Kisslinger, Pred Kioeris, Paul W. Jr. Krueger, Harold A. I': urtz, Sail A. Lyons, John H.

12!±1 Adams, Joseph T. Amli, Harold E. Anderson, William n. Ballinger, Homer J. Bellis, Maurice O. Hif!rmann., Earl E. Bottom, James H. Christeusen, Douglas N. Comann, R. Kent Cooli ,j ge, Donald J. Dressel, Waldemar M. Dreste, Fred E. Je. Durhdm, Howard W. Eck, Robert A. Ehrlich, Robert L. Finch, Paymond R. Fleischli, Jack E. Floon, ~ William freeman, Charles A. !,eis, Edward S. Gimson, William H. Jr. Glover, James Gyqax, Edvard E. Hanna, Robf!rt L. Higley, Leo W. Johnson, James C. Joynt, Kenneth R. Kast.E'n, Raymond 0_ Keevil, Albert S. Kendall, Edward T. Jr. Kent, William D. Kerper, Matthew Key, Enos L. Krill, Francis 1'1. Krummel, Clyde H. Jr. Lambelet, Clarence A. Larson, Leonard N. Marlow" Max L. f'lartin, Gene S. Mc Cocmick, Charles S. Mc Math, Robert P. t1eyer, Orville L. Neustaeuter, James A. Paul, James R. Pracht, Herman iii. Quinn, Patrick D. Rosser, Levis E. Rothbilnd, Paul B. Schumann, Lloyd ·C. Shafer, Jack L. Jr. Short, Donald H. Skitek, Gabriel G. Stueck, C. F.P. Thomas, George H.

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1938

Ballman;-Edvard A. Bliss, Allf!n D. Bovman, Don C. Jr. Cameron, Charlf!s V. Cardetti, Richard J_ Clayton, Charles L. Cornett, Roy C. Ellis, J. Craig Fernandez, Horacio A. Gallemore, Willard A. GoodriCh, Frank N. Hill, Engene F. Hoverton, Joseph W. Jarboe, Rupert A. Kay, Wi.Hiam W. Lanier, Eugene B. LeGrand, Jesse S. Long, Juhn R. Lonsuer'l, Leonard C. Maisf!, clemens R. ~c Curdy, Belding H. Morrison, Frederick Murphy, Joseph H. Nickel, Melvin E. pitteng er, Frank H. Prough, Richard G. Rogers, Raymond H. Short, John A. spotte, Irvin C. Thompson, Hoyt G. Wright, Wilford s.

1 939 Barger, [Jubert S. Boorky, l'lorris Boulson, Charles E. Brown, [.0 y G. carter, Robert A. Claridge, Elmond L.

1939 Continued

ComFton, Basil C. Crecelius, Herbert F. Dieffenbach, Robert P. Dods, St.uart Dreshach, Charles H. Elliott, Edvard E. Elliott, Levis C. Ellis, William R. Finley, Thomas J. Jr. Graber, Lewis J. Heiser, Frf!deric~ W. Hoffman, Ray E. Jr. Jacobs, James H. Johnson, E. Herbert Kidd, Harold S. Ki~kpatrick, Harry F. Kruse, cornelius W. Lintner. Carl W. Livingston, Robert G. Loveridge, Joel F. I1c Caw, Jack 1100ney, Joseph W. !'Ioore, Jack W. l1ueller, George E. !'Iussell, lIalter E. Pohlmann, Edgar P. Post, John R. Rea, William B. Rhodes, A. E. Roarig, Wilbert A. Rollman, William H. Bunyan; Jaaes R. Sharp, Wi,lliam T. Siegrist, Ker.it A. Smith, .Leroy E. Soult, John P. Spalding, J. Victor Taylor, Pred I. Tetley, Albert 1Vandergriff, Willard C. Waters, Wade D. Webb, William H. Willia.s, lrthur J. Jr. Teater, IIax L.

illQ Alexander, William C. Alford, Rex Bau.stark, Walter A. Brown, Guy Jr. Burns, Ruble E. Cotterill, ' Carl H. Dennie, Powell A. Dennis, Benjamin A. Jr. Donahue, James B. Dovling, Paul T. Enderson, William A. Ferrell, James O. Followill, Richard J. Fort, George E. Griffeth, Thomas J. Gund, Russell A. Hall, Charles E. Hill, Eugene F. Jacobs, James II. Kelley, Ralph E. Jr. Kidwell, Albert L. Kiesler, A. James Klug, John R. Ladd, Harley W. Leber, Walter P. Leslie, Julius C. Machmer, Ferdinana G. !'Iarkley, John S. !'liller, Edgar S. Jr. Olcott, EU'lene L. O'Neill, John J. Jr. parish, Gerald A. Pa yne, L~slie 1'1. Perry, B.L. Roy Planje, Theoaote J.!'I. Rakaskas, Joseph E. Reed, John F. Ridley, dobert P. Riege, Lynn J. Rieke, Vernon II. Romine, Zdvard C.

194!! Adamick, Henry S. Allen, Eugene K. Arras-, Jean ~_ L. Banks, Robert L. Barnhart, Herbert D. Brodhacker, John W. Carmichael, Ronald L CIa rk, Willis B. Des Jardins, Peter E. Dick, C. Alfred Dietz, Robert O. Dovd, Jallles D. Frommer, Donald II. Goetemann, Edwin C. Gostin, James D. Greco, Dominic A. Griffiths, John W. Hansen, J. Richard Heidf!nreich, Roger H. Hoeman, Erwin C. Hubbard, William A. Isenmann, Edvard S. Klorer, Robert w. Kozen i, Don K. Miller, James R. l1orLow, Thomas H. l'l ushovic, Peter Pingel, Vernon J. Ploess e r, Alan P. Rudisaile, Harold J. Sanders, Lincoln A. Schmoldt, Hans E. Schoe neberg, Kenneth W. Short., John A. Sieve rt, o. Morris Smith, P. Gene S~ot h ers~ William J. Staley, Glenn L. S~millcrs, Robert F. Tucke r, Farrell G. Wein e l, Ernst. A. Westw~tee, Robert S.

12!!2

B1 a se , E.J win w. lloyd, noy H. Kasten, Vernon L., Kawaguchi, Makoto J. Kolue, f<alph E. Mc Kelv€'{, James n. "Iilton, Osborne Ozawa, Jdck K. Schmidt, Robett F. 12~2

lJahn, E. La wrence Burke, George E. Clayton, Austin B. Connett, Robert P. Doisy, Ri.chard J.' Fesler, Carney C. Fuller, Julian A. Jones, Raymond B. Mann. Robp.rt L. !'I eyer , D.)Jlald L. Olsen, Csca r M. Rasor, John P. Rutl e d<je, William A. 12~1

Adrian, Kf!nneth G. Bailie, Cecil C. Brixius, John L. Bruns, Robert F. Carafiol. Gilbert J. Carlton, Paul F. Carmichaul, Ronald L. Christiansen, Carl R. Cole, Richard E. CrooKston, James Dameron, Harry C. Dunham, Roy H. Ellerman, lIilliam E. Faser, J ,1 .ck F. Fogarty, Edwin n. Fritz, Glenn H. Goodw in, Reo E. Hammann, Eugene R. Hellwe g e, William H. Henke, Elvin A. Heney, George E. Johnson, Philip D. Johnson, Virgil A. Kerper, Matthew Kerr, Frank F. Lambelet, Clarence A. LaPiere, Gilbert II. MSM·UMR Alumnus / 5

1. .'7 'Continued'

1"<t8,Co:,linued{

Larson, Lp.onard N. Leone, Anton Little, J. Edward Livingston, Robert G. Mansfield, Herman ~c Kinni~,Charles L.Jr. ~iller, Eberhard H. ~itchell, Richard K." ~onte, ~ichael N. Perryman, George I. Jr. Pierce, Thomas R. Pomeroy, Chester M. Powell, ,John, D. Schork, John E. Sheppa£d; Keith D. Smith, Jaaes A. Snowden, J. Russell Steiner, Richard G. Stephens, Jaaes W. Str un k,' I!ailand B. Tappmeyer, Ronald A. Teel, Joel H. Wagner, George H. Vegener, Wilbert F. Vhite, Robert L. Wylie, Jame=" E. 1948

Anderson, Walter F. Armstrong, Robert J. Aubuchon, Pierre I!. Baerveldt, Bobert F. Balma t, Jack S. Banks, Ralph Berutt, Caesar Billy, Joseph H. Boeller, Emery ~ Dradford, Victor L. ,Drowning, Phil A. Chaney, James B. Copeland, A. Eugene Crosby, R. Allen Delany, Michael J. Doelling, Bobert F. Ellis, lIaurice H. Ellis, Villiam A. Ellison, Floyd A. fields, Lester E. Fine Morris

f is he r, Jam es R. Fulle r, Leroy II. Gager, Lem N. Gauerke, Rein ha rt c. Gra-E.y, William J. Jr. Griessen, John III lIackm a n n, Rob er t E. Haga n, Me lvin A. Haley, Comer C. Hammann, John W. Har t er , Warren F. Held, Robert E. Hel lwe ge , Willi a m H. !l epp , Josep h T. Heq ue mbour<j, Frank~. Hoe l sc he r, James W. Ho ey, Paul E. Howell, Richard B. Ke el e y, Gi lber t S. Kreutzer, Ro b er t C. Law so n, Verno n R. Led ve r, Har ve y B. Malone, Albert V. Marchal, Jacques H. Mat.hews, Donald -J. Mc Co rm acK , George E. Mc Kelvcy, Ralph E. Mc Kinnis, Charles L. Jr. Miller, Eberhard H. Miller, William J. ~oe, HaL'old G. Mue ll e L', Edward E. Nlewoe~ner, Robert J. lIoren, Charles H. O'N e ill, La wr en c e F. Ramsey, Ge o rge H. Ray , Billy B. Rem me rs , Wa lter E. Robbi n s , Ir vin D. Rot he r, W. Jack Sehae ff c r, Willard A. III Sch midt, Donald G. Schoe n eberg, Kenneth W. Scholz, Arthur E. Smith, J)a v id G. Smith, Harlan D. Smith, Hub ert R. 6/ MSM-UMR Alumnus

Sphar, Curtis W. Stoecker, Wilbert F. Tapperson, Arthur Jr. Terrasson, Paul L. Van Eaton, Charles W.III Walker, Richard H. Watkins, Pa ul A. weine l, Ernst A. Whanger, Jam es R. wolfarth, Ted B.

12 4 9 And e rson, Douglas Ander s on, Ge orge ~. Aubuchon, Edward L. Baily, Walter E. Bay, Rob e rt D. Bell, J a mes E. Berry, Jerome T. Blankenmeister, Erwin G. Botte rmull e r, Ch ~ rles A. Boyer, Alexander A. Breeze, Francis y. Breue r, Coy L. '. Carne y, V. Dale X· Carpenter, Gordon L. Carter, William D. Chaney, James B. Chang, John II. Cizek, Prank J . Clifton, James G. Coolidge, William H. Cople n, Roy I. Jr. Corbin, Harold E. Crites, Joseph D. Dalpini, David Daniells, Charles P. Danzer, Carl J. Davidson, Charles C. Dean, Donald L. DeBolt, Donald G. Downs, Jack S. Eason, Donald E. Eichelberger, Charles E. Fentzke, A. Daniel. Foster, Jack D. Fuqua, John H.

19.." COntinued ..

Sc hae f er, ,paul F. Scheid, Marlyn J. Schmitt, James C. Sc huler, Leon a rd L. Jr. Seelig, Albert P. Jr. Se vick, Jo se ph G. Shute, John, W. Siegel, william A. Skitck, Gabriel G. Sl a ght, Frederick W. S prin ge r, Frederick ~. Stadelhofer, Jack Stein, .John E. Strubert, Joe N. ' s utton, Glen W. Tanner, Paul E. Telthorst, Edgar J. Telthorst, Harold M. Timmer, Donald H. Tindall, Robert F. Jr. Toomey, John B. Trotter, JacK K. Tucker, Arthur L. Van Maerssen, Otto L. Viles, Landon C. Werne r, Ed win J. Whanger, James R. Yochum, Robert J. 1~50

Agnew, Lewis E. Jr. Agron, Alb ert M. ' Atchison, Daniel R. Auld, Thomas Babbitt, JacK R. Bach, Wilbert E. Jr. Baldo, ~lexander H. Barsachs, Edwin lI. Belew, Leland F. Bodine, Jack Boecker, Fred Jr. Bradley, Kenneth R. Breit, Karl K. Breuer, D. Wallace Brinkmann, Charles E. Brown, Fobert N. Browngard, Billy R. Buel, Robert W. Burke, Robert F. Byrd, Herlian C. Cantwell, Laurence , W. earroll, Paul P. Caste lli, August V. Chambers, Frank T. Chen, Willie Y. Clark, William W. Collins. William W. Craig, Curtis L. Dampf, Vonald P. Davidson, Edwin A. Delaney, John · F. Deutman, George ~. Doelling, Robert F. Dolecki, Stanley Drake, Avery A. Jr. Gamaon, williaa H. Eidson, Dennis L. Gehrs, Williaa L. Jr. Eissinger, Karlheinz Goller, Carl H. Jr . Elliott, James o. Gronbeck, ~arius P. Erb, Robert D. Hagar, Bailey W. Evans, James L. Jr. Hansen, Robert C. Eyberg, Walbridge P. Hill, E. Cecil Fahien, RaYllond W. Holillann, Harold R. Farrey, Henry B. Hoopes, John E. Ferrero, Dominic Hubbard, William F. Jr. Finch, Frank Jones, Oliver W. Fossi, Ro~ert L• . Jones, Saa P. Freiert, ~iltoD A. Kelahan, Robert C. Gabelmann. William L. Kemper, Robert J. George, O. Kenneth Kennedy, Da niel Ge.eG-t~-, , ~r !lon 1. C. Kimllick, Edward J. Gr a YeS, C. Tad Jr. Knecht, Valter S. Green, Paul ' W. Jr. Knuts on, Eillo G. Greenberg, Aaron J. Komoto, Frank K. Gregory, Scott H. Magr uder, Williaa H. Griffin, Donald C. Martin, Robert 1Gurnea, Robert 7. ~att es , Henry a. Guth, Jack E. Mc Callister, odis L. Jr. Haas, Pau 1 A. Mc Donald-, John E. Halleaann, Joseph E. Mc Grath, James B. Hammond, Gerald L. ~engel, Edmund L. Hampson, Walter L. Jr. Mulligan, John J. Harris, William M. Norm a n, Amos Hause r, I!ax Ochs, Calvin ~. Haymes , liIi lliam G. otto, Richard II. Heisler, Williall B. Padfield, Ralph C. Helle r, Enrique S. Perko, Robert A. Helwig, Arthur W. Perry, Robert C. Hernan, John F. Puffe tt, Bettijeanne M. Herrmann, Thomas A. Qu i nn, Joseph S. Hillhouse, David L. Ratcliff, John J. Hollis, William Raymer, Go rdo n E. Holme, R. Norman Rei lly, John G. Jr. Ronerkamp, Donald L. Reinkensmeyer, Norman W. Howell, Bennett D. Reiss , J osep h J. Hu g hes , William P. Remington, Charles R. Jr. Hum phrey , Waldo D. Ri c e, D. Pa ul Hunt, J. Richard Root, Rober t L. Hutcrison, Alden C. Ross, Charles J. Isbel l , ~lare n ce A. Jr. Ross, Hit r ve y D. Ive rs e n, Reid E. Ro wle y, Kermit G. Jamieso n, George W. Sarzin , Julius L. Jerman, Th e odore I •.

1950 Continued'

Johnson, Edward L. Johnson. Ray B. Jorcke, Oliver A. Judah, Russell J. Kapernaras, E. Louis Kauffman, E. E. (Gene) Kelly, Peter B.L. Kinder, David C. Knowles, Carl PI. Kovach, ,John J. Krainess, Albert ~. Kunz, Charles O. Kyburz, Edward P. Laird, Harry W. Larkin, Kenneth P. Lee, Kenneth Q. Livingston, Robert G. · Lock~tt, Donald N. Longoliu5, Valter C. Lukrofka. Lovell J~ ~abie, George W. Plann, Carl K. Marshall, Donald W. Marting, Richard E. Mason, I::rnie V. Mattlage, R'l.ymond F. Mc Dermott, Arthur R. ~c Nichols, John n. Mc Vey, Joseph S. Jr. Meier, flarvey W. Mendell, Robert H. !'lengel, lIilliam K. ~iddleton, Douglas F. Miller, Chester E. Miller, James E. !'looney, Edward II. Muehring, John E. Murphy, William L. Neidel, Roger A. Neustaedter, Robert H. Niederst3dt, Roland J. Nolan, Paul B. North, Oliver S. Novotnak, Frank Packheiser, Franklin Q. Painter, John L. ParKer, R. C. Patte n, Robert I . Paulsell, William G. Pe e tz, Eugene Pennington, Robert J. Phfllips, Harvey I. Jr. Poliquin, Thomas E. Potter, Charles J. Preiss, Robert K. Rees, George A. Remington,Charles R. Jr. Renner, Lynn Reynolds, Earl G. noach, Ke nneth C. Roberts, J. Kent Roenfeldt, Harold R. Romano, Prank J. Rowley, Kermit G. Ruenheck, Raymond T.

1~ CGntinued.

Trianda. John Tunuicl!ff, Clarence J. Unsell. Yes~er B. Van lIort, John R. Vogler"August J. Jr. Wagner, Bernard C. Walker, Walter W. Wegener, Wilbert F. VeingaerfDer, John V. Western, Frederick C. V11son, Glenn E. 1I0jao, Carl E. Wolfram, Balph E. Vood, Robert C. Wright, Harold R. Wunnenberg, Donald A. Yochum, Kenneth H. Zimaerman, Donald G. Zvanut, Albert J.

19 51 Anderhuh, Anthony P. Arnold, John !'I. Baldwin~ William PI. Ballestero ,An tonio P. Jr. Barsachs, Edwin H. Bellis, Gerald B. Bender, Gerald R. Bl,ancke, e-. Dudley Jr. Boscia, Frank J. SowHey, Herbert L. Boyd, Charles L. Brillos, John W. Browne, Thomas C. Brunkhorst, Earl R. Buettner, t1elvin A. l3ullock, Richard L. Burn s , otis A. Catthew, Douglas J. Collins, William W. Coman iC/I, George W. Comm&rford, George E. Cooper, J 'ames D. Crowell, Gilbert L. Datienbrock, Arthur A. Dea n, Donald L. Dickens, Richard L. Donaldson, George R. Dowlinq, Donald J. Jr. Dryden, Joseph L. Dulbe rg, Irving Dunn, Ervin E. Eissin]cr, Karlheinz Elbaum, Jerome K. Elliott, Edwin G. Fa h s , Donald G. Perry, C. Ron fornari, Joseph II. Fritsch~n.Herman A. Jr. Ganley, Robert J. Gardner, John E. Jr. Gille n, Da vid lI. Givens, ~illiam A. Glenn, Da.id E.

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Harper, william s. Harris, Henry C. Heagler, John B. Jr. Hestetune, Daniel G. Hirner, John A. Hohlfelder, Eugene f. Holcomb, Lester W. Horst, William E. 1I0rton, Donald W. Hubbard, Jack L. Huff, wayne F. JacKson, Earl E. Jeffers, Phillip E. Kaplan, Newton H. Keller, Gerald N. Kenn e dy, Harry E. Kent, Herbert E. Ketter, Richard P. Kinane, Cyril M. Kl e inkopf, II. Dean Kline, Charles R. Knigh t, Georg e L. Larson, Eugene P. ' Lattin, Judson 1'1. Le hmann, Charles F. Mansfi e l d , Richard E. Mc Kee , William D. Jr. Me llott, Robert N. Meyer, Jean L. Middour, Eldridge s.

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Milligan, Edward J. Montyomery, Donald D. Napp, Gordon E. Oldenburg, Ted J. O'Neill, John J. Jr. Parrish, Davia D. Pender, Paul S. Perryman, Josepb E. Jr. Phelps, Richard C. Rieder, Robert J. Rober, Donald L. R,ol-le r, Joe C. Roloff, Don V. Schmidt, Vernon E. Schuchardt, Robert E. Schweizer, Charles T. Senne, Joseph H. Sieck, ervin H. Silver, ftilton ft. Simpson, Thomas A. Skiles, James J. Slankard, Ro bert C. Smith, Bobert J. Sobie, rlilton A. Statler, Clifford A. Tarantola, Bruce E. Tatosian, Vanagan Teagarden, Dwig4t tI. Theerman, Wilbert K. Tooitey, John B. Tsai, William Van Bramer, William G. Vansant, Robert E. Venarae, Jack H. Watson, Harry i.G. Weinel, Robert 101 ile, Larson E. Wolf, Robert V. ' Woodle, Roy G. Jr. Zane, Robert I. Zeid, ;-jarvin C. Zinke, Fobert

122£ A'lvarado, Frank Basl e r, Francis S. Bauer, Richard H. Bilheimer, E. Lee Lloyle, J,~mes R. calcaterra, Edward L. Chorney, Peter L. Christiansen, Carl R. Coonce, Homer E. Cooper, r!i,.chard C. Cox, Willard E. Cramer, Kenneth L. Davi.s~

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DeLucca, ~ichael Jr. Drake, Avery A. Jr. Ferguson, Wallace Finklaoy, John w. Frei~erg ~ r, Hacold C. Hallows, Raymond L. Jr. Harris, iHlliam 11;-Hausmann, Paul L. Ha usne r, Pa ul ' H. Hcnry, Richard L. Hillhouse, Da via L. Hockenbuey, Mclvin C. Holaman, Leslie F. Holmes, Wallace H. Honiy fOLt, Heney F. Horst, William E. Hydin ge L, Paul L. Jacb,oll, Wayne D. Jl\stus, !Hchard F. Je. Keil, 13yeon L. Ke ec, ii. Chalmees Je. Knoel,ul, RicLaed fie Kronst., :O:dllin F'. Kummcr, Frederick S.

1952 Continued

1954 Continued

Pape, "Ear l E. PL'iest, John E. Ref' vPs , Ernest ,J. Ric hilLJS , TULner i<I. R umse y, Dona Id A. Rut tin ' fPl', Anthony J. Schafer, Ro bert P. :,crivner:, J. Roger S tick 1 e , Di ec k B. Stopkp.y, Waldemar D. S tLit e , Ru sse ll R.' Sweeney, James R. Ta L' e, C l.,~ r e nc e M. Thomp so n, Homer F. Timbrook, Paul w. [ln ge r, Walter H. l!thorf, Robert F. Van buskirk, Lyman F. Vance, James F. Jr. Vagderh~yden, EU1eoe T. Varanol\skas, Joseph P. Waketield, Roger E. Walz, Robert L. Weeks, Charles A. Westprman, HowaLd W. Wheerock~ "Leroy K. Williilms, Dean N. wolf, Robert' V. Wolfberg, Leonard H. Ya q er, O. Timken Zedal-ls, John P.

Couci, Feank B. C US t P l :1 , J e rry R. Dowcll, ,Tack B. fuller, Tho m:as R. GpLaed, James A. Gotsch , 'Hc har d H. Gray, J c? E. ~r:otekp, Daniel S. Haertling, Gene H. Heay l c [, John - B. ,TL'. Horin e, Rob e rt A. Hubeli, Jamcs A. Hu qhes , ~udso n A. Jr. Kemp, Al'Utur H. III KolL, !< ichaLd C. La, ;:ing-Cheuk Patt e rso r., J. Ro:b e rt Pillisch, Herbert P. Runvik, Richard C. ScheLncL', Altred E. Scltnei(ler, Donald O. Sipe, IHlliam E. StewaLt, William ". Tiernan, Caelos H. Tou tz, James 0. ' 'I~ , Volk e r, Vernbn D. 1 ,lIf," ~a g neL, Freuerick R. W'a ng, ,James Y. Watkins, Joseph S. Wilkp.s, Ja~es R. Williams~n, ~ ayburn L.

1221 Achterberg, Ernest R. Augustson, LutheL B. Barton, C. Dean Bender, John H. Berry, Charles A. Boyd, Marvin W. Carl, Ralph II. CLane, I1'lrold R. Creamer, Edward L. Dill, Earl R. Edwards, Gene iii. Englund, John O. Gegel, , Donald L. Gjelsteen, Thor Hansen, Peter G. H.ynes, ~yLon B. Heeger, Charles H. Heimbaugh, Kenneth G. Heineck, Dale w. Uollana, Richard O. Jenkins, Robert rio Jost, Robert D. Katz, lIanEred Kent, Nevada A. III Knearem, James L. Koederitz, Tho.as L. Kronmueller, lIilliam w. Kuster, Ralph L. ' LaBouff, Gerald J. 'Lang, Eugene A. Lee, Walter Leponis, Andrew E. L ipeusk y, II ilan Mc Beth, Joseph D. 1I0ntgomeLY, R. Gill Park, William R. Patterson, William E. Poschel, Eugene J. Prickett, Lloyd C. Quatearo, William Robbins, Clay, RobeLts, James F. Ruppett, Theodor~ A. SchafeL, Robert P. Scharf, Fred Sf'ipf'l, John R. Jr:. Smith, Bert L. Strohbeck Eu ene E.

Luci rlo, !'eter J. 1'1 a day, Do n aId S. :H Lti n, Dan W. ~atson, Don D. Mc lr:tyre, John F. :oIc Kee , William D. Jr. Mcnke , GLP. gO Ly V. :1eskafl, David A. lichp.lotti, Joseph E. 110y,

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Aceto, llayne 1'1. IIl b urti s, Clar e nc e L. Ashley, ,JUford (Moe) Barylski, Ma rtin W. DUeg et t, ~lax A. cam pen, r'L'edcrick J. Jr., Cole, Kenneth D.

12~2 BaebleL', Arthur ~. Bakee, ChesteL H. Barco, Samuel U. Barnds, Campbell C. Bening, l~obert G. Berg, Ridlard O. Ooze,

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Bullock. Dichard t. Corcoran, Thomas A. Jr. Cruse, Richard L. Davis, Ralph T. Jr. Delaney, John F. Fink, Arthur C. Jr. Franklin, James ~. Frieocrich, Garland C. Gp.ssley, Donald Gilliam, Dale D. Gousey, ' Terry L. GollhofeL', Frank R. Hallet~, William M. Haubold, Reiuer G. Heavlin, Harold D. Jones, Richaro L. Kaise r, r.ichard L. Kickham, Lawrence T. Jr. Kingshury, Ronald M. Krieg, Marlin F. Kummer, feederick S. Lane, Thomas F. Jr. Luehring, Elm er L~ t:1addox, Ar:nold lie ~c Car thy , John M. ,Oetting, RobeLt B. Padan, John W. Pfilff, Raymond E. Jr. Ray, Herman A. Schlenske e, John A. Schuman, Charles w. Scott, J111ius N. Smart, , Samuel Stimson, lIilliam R. TuckeL, Paul B. Van Buskirk, John R. Vaughn, Charlie F. Webstp.r, Roya 1 S. Jr. Weitzel, ' Charles A. Wolff, ~~ onard C. Zimmerman, M. Jordan 1 956 Altheide, Charles R. BaumgaLtner, George R. Bentilla, Kenneth R. Boyd, Vicgi l C. Jr. Bt'awley, John ~. Do e, Beuce R. Ellis, Elmer Hart, Noeman E. Haubei n, lIpnoell L. Hughes, ?ichard A. Jenkins, Lloyd H. Jurenka, Gilbert G.

1956 Continued

1958 Continued

JUstus, Richard F. Jr. Kebel, Haelan L. LiebeLman, WarLen Mc Clure, R. lIax Milton, Osborne MurphY, c, I"a,rry L. llemmecs, E. Paul Reser, Donald E. Rudolph, Allen H. Sauer, Harry J. Jr. schmidt, Harold A. Schmittou, Clay J. schramm, Hilliam w. statler, Kennyn D. Suhre , Maurice E. Jr. Taaser, Raymond H. Thom pson, LeRoy E. Unneestall, James A. Wa lker, NOLman L. Weiss, Nicholas M. Willi,:lms, Dor, E. Yancik, Joseph J. Yiannos, Peter N.

COX, L. Fred Cullen, Kichael J.J. I Cummings, Bradford C. Day, Delbet't E. Dull, Melvin J. Garrett, James ~ H. Jr. Gastaldi, Robert A. Graden, William F. Jr. Hardebeck, Harry E. Harris, Bobb~ V" , Haubold, Niels B. Haydon, Jack B~ Head, Eldon iii. Heagler, John B. Jt'. Heltibrand, Dewayn W. Hoffman, Charles R. Hofstetter, James F. Johnson, James W. Konrad, Ricbard J. Lew is, B. Neil Lin, Ching-San Littlefield, Jerold K. !'Iason, Dennis E. Mc Govern, Donald R. Miller, n. Lary !'linton, Robert C. Modesitt, Donald E. ~orgen5tern, Richard A. Mosby, Freddy L. Mudd, John T. Munger, Paul R. Niedermeyer, O.DavidJr. Northup, Wallace E. O'Keefe, Thomas J. Okenfuss, Richard H. Pape, Earl ,E. Rasche, John F. Rathgcb, Lawrence J. Richey, John O. Sauer, HarLY J. J):. Schiecmeier, John J. Schmidt, E. Robert Je. SchLenk, Walter T. Sfreddo, Humbert E. Smith, F. Thomas suduattt, James N. Tay lor, Pa ul W. Tom az i, Georg e D. Unnerstall, Les ter A. Vetter, Ronald F. Vi e, J er ry D. Vitek, Richar:d K. Wp.ems, John C. wegen et, Ronald E. Weiss, ~icholas ~ . We lc h, Charles R. l'l i nter , Lester H. Witbrow, Ke rr:y R. Youny, P,llph O.

1221 Alex a nd e c, William AnrleLson, John R. Antrim, Carl M. Astroth, Louis E. Baldw in, William M. llallard, Donald S. Bardelmeier, August R. Bates, David li. Bery, David W. BOilers, Donald R. ' Beown, Phillip O. Clodff'ltet', Gene C. Conlep., Jack L. Cooksey, Joel N. Jr. Coonce, ~ames M. Jr. Cowan, Rd be rt W. Jr. Davis, Gaey W. Ellis, Walter [I. ,Jr. Ferguson, Donald J. II Fi ed ler, Edgar F. Guyot, R~qer L. Hanscn, l'ete r G. Haubold, Niels B. Henninger,Fr~ncis H. Jr. I1owar ;] , ,John J. (Jack) HumphLp.y, Richard L. Hussey, ~,aTmond L. Jackson, Robert A. John son, Jamp.s W. Johns ton, Waymon L. Kalin, T-homas E. Kick, Da'Jid D. KreucL', Kermit R. Mason, Robert E. t'latz, Al e xander H. Jr. ~etz, Gilbe r t F• •1r. tlitche ll , Jam e s L. Nelson, William D. Pyle, Elm e r G. Re uss, Lloyd E. Ro th, Do na Id J. ROUSI" Ph ili p S. Schne i der , Robert w. Seg elh oe ~t , Alfre d E. S l a.-tes , Elm e r F. So p e r, ~illiam S. S t eph e ns, Jam es W. St o ll, J oe A. T a n g udry, Cliffor n C. To liver, J a ck E. Yena b le, Wilfoe d G. Warr e n, 'lobert N. Watwood, Jam e s E. Jr. Webh, Jerry J. Wentz, Char:les A. Jr. Williams, Russel l E. Zi mmermaun, Richard A.

Allmon, Gerald W. Andreas, Wayne T. Anspach, Rarl E. Beck, Robert R. Buchanan, John O. Buzzard, Wallace C. Capps, Robert O. Correll , Howard D.

122:! Ada ms , J o hn C . Aube re Y, Willi a m ~. Bau m, frdnk L. Jr . Bo l o n , Luc i e n ::l . Jl-. Doxdo r fe ::, Ro be rt L. g e d mon , Gp. ral ,l A. , Je. 8 eunj es , Willi a m S . Ca in , Clle e nc e Jr:. Ca er o ll, Wa rrc n J. Cawn s , Alher t E. Co chr a n, Rus s ell V. Je. Co tt er ill, Cael '!. Cours o n, Lee R. Cra [m e ll, Don W. Dutton, Donnell W. Feast er , Donald R. Gol d in, Ilerbert A. Gr c cn, Sidney J. Helh'r, Enei,:!ue S. He nnerson, Donald E. Hess, Robert M. Hofer, , ,1 • .:;erald Hoffm a n, Anthony E. !lorns e y , Edward P.. Hu d gens, Lowell L. fI 'lmpneey, Richar ·l L. Itsch n e r, Emerson C. Janes , Frank E. Johnson, Goedon E. Johnson, Philip !l. MSM,UMR Alumnusl7

1959 Continued

Kennedy, Ralph C. Kessler, '!larry H. Kiefiee, Alonzo R. III Kruegee, Harold A. Kru ge r, William A. Kuc ha rski, Edward A. Lembe e 'ler, Rob e rt A. Lind ~p. y, Kenneth R. Lum, Ha r ey K. Lutz, H. Joh n ~adigau, Dennis D. Mattin~lj, Ra ymon d C. Mc HafEie, Geeald T. Metcal f, Geea l d L. ~ilbu rn, J ames K. Mitc he ll, John F. Morgan, Geoege H. ~eumeier, Leandee A. Obet:landee, Richard K. Pate, Hen ey A. Pugh, Ja mes E. ~ailiff, John L. R eicheet, Joseph F. Robinson, Marguis B. Ross, Richard G. Ruester, John T. Scharf, Joel S . Schmidt, E. Robert Jr. Schneidee, Charles S. Schroeder, George E. Schumacher, Carl H. Schweickhardt,WilliamK. Scott, James J. Simps on, Charles R. Sluzalis, Lawrence L. Smith, Gaylon G. smith, John H. Sault, John P. Spanel, Leslie E. Stevenson, Gerald L. Swanson, Ken'neth A. Tackett, Charles E. Thompson, Billy J. Volker, Ron,ald E. wallace, Charles E. waxman, Stanley Wei.holt, James E. Wentz, Charles A. Jr. Wieker, Richard H. Willig, Karl D. Wilson, Donald P. Wood, William s. Zimmermann, Richard A.

Ada illS, I1ubert L. Ahnert, ernesto L. Akmakjia~, Charles Alyea, Jerrold M. Anderson, Frederick D. Anderson, John C. Bartlett, Sylvan Baumgartner, George R. Bausch, Russ e ll L. Belew, Robert R. Bennetsen, Wayne .l. Benz , Paul W. ae rt oee l lo, Micha e l .l . Bl e vin s, Howard L. Boston, Lawrence A. Bramfit t, Bruc e L. Br own, Phillip O. Burk e , Thomas D. c a rlt o n, Paul F. Caev e e, Ro nald P. Chen, Davi d K. Coffman , J ames D. Co e bin, Kenne t h J . Co x, Ke nneth R. Davi ilso n , Da n ny E. De l P e e t e , Ant h o n y J e. Di cken s , Wa l te e H. Do n a l :1S011 , lo/i-lli am E. Do u g l 'l S , He ney I. Dr e s t e , I' red E. Jr. Dud en h o eEf e e,Vincent J. Ec h elm e i e e, Roge r L. Fi s hee, Me lvi n J. f l ani Jan, V iegil J. Fulton, F rank W. Gilbert, Wi lliam J. Gil mor e , Jerry L. Graves, ;;eo rg e H. lI :l wk , Ral p h L. Hershey, Harry C. Hoffmann, Vict o e J. Huffman, Joh n M. IIlIntpe, Cha rl es E. JacoL s, James H. J a mes, Rana Id C. Jones , Ro b ert G. Jaraan, Pau l R. Joe dan , T h omas M. Kesha ri, Hossei n R. Ki e f fe r, Robert C. Ki p-sle r, ~. James Killian, Donald R. Kl ebba , Kenneth T. Ko ste n, Harold W. 8/ MSM-UMR Alumnus

1962 Continued

1960 Continued

L e mb e r yer, Robert A. Lo e bs, Ifeebe rt A. Lu kowitz, Gr egory J. ~an ley, William H. Je. 'l axton, Ralph C. Mc Dau i e ls, John L. Mc Nee l y , David C. Me etl, hugcne E. Moe ll enl-ec k ,Alb e r t,'. Jr. Moit, Oa ni e l D. :-lay e rs, :;eea l d E. Mlins e ll, B. Dou g l as I'eu meie r, Lean(1er A. Oke nfu ss , Richard II. O'Nea l, William F. Patterson, Gary '< . Penning, Thomas F. Ph e l ~s, Weldon L_ Ponzee, Henry L. Price, Da vid E. Ra tliff, John L. Ray , Ruge n e E. Re illy, lIilliam J. Rey nolds, Maurice M. Riz e r, Gene C. Sco fi e ld, Gene L. Shockley, Gilbert R. S iron, Fobert E. Smith, Be rt L. Smytb, Jimmie L. Steinm:lnn, Waltee D. Stone, Jerry L. Swartz, Glenn I. Tayloe, Leo F. Testerman, Roy L. Todd, Lamar S. Vacca, Herman L. Vansant; Carl A. Vie, Jerry D. Volker, Ronald E. Walker, Paul II. walters, James T. Wescoat, William H. I I I Winderk~echt, Burton D. Wood, Kenneth W. Yancik, Joseph J.

1 96 1 Amsler, Larry C. Annis, Donald J. Avery, II. Ronald Blake, Charles A. Bollinger, Larry Bololl, Albert E. Bo we rs , S. lIitchell Brenning, Eugene D. Brinkman, Glen A. Buchanan, John - O. Burlage, Donald W. Chao, Hung-Chi Curson, William N. De wing , H. Harv e y Jr. Eva ns , Do n ald L. F a r me r, I.a rr y E. Fea th e eston, C. Ro n a ld Floo d , Th a ddeus F. F o wle e, i1arth a C. Galliher, Kay D. Geeha r t, Bill L. Gl ase r, A. E. (Gene) Grann e man n" H. Neal lIenning, William A. He nr y , Ke nneth W. Hillm eyer , Michael J. Holl enbeck , Charles F. Hornsey, Edwa rd E. Huff , Fr e d V. Ja ck,,; , Feank E. Jacob, Anthony J. John e r, ~. Wayne Kindee, John O. Sr. K urt zhal:i, J a mes Il. I.atze r, John C. Lawler, ilillis D. Leonard, Re ne J. Lewis, David M. Llao , ,lu 'l.n L. Logan, R.>bert r1. Lucas, W'lyne L. Marbl e, Jam es B. Ma r o s p-k , Charles f. Mathews , William E. II il U n e, D3 vi d Y.

1961 Continued

May, Wi lLiam L. ' /lc Lau'.jh lin,Eu yp.ue ,l. J r. !:'Ic NablJ , J ess e E. Me aes , A. Dal e ~e rritt, John P. :1cskan, Al l e n ',: . I~ ill s , T"ery L. li ul ke y, T. John J e. Mun g er, ?aul R. ~ uepl l y , James J. ~o e ll, Ne l son H. No l fo , l'.>uis ,l. Odom , Ja-nes T. Og I e , Ja'1lCS R. Os tman n, DOllald A. Patterson , Bar baca R. Peter-son, Henry N. Pet e rson, Jay A. Pezza , Ant h ony D. Pfeuffer, Rona ld H. Pietsch, Earl Pik e , William [j . I I Re e se , Bar-tley L. Robins o n, Richard W. S ala:<:aL' , 1Ienaldo .1. Sm it h , Roy B. SnajJe, "dward A. Sp iel 'l o ch, Richard B. Staat~, Ga ey E. St i dh'lm , Jam es A. Stone, To ny C. Talbe r t , Rog~e A. Thi e l Se n. Fred Ii. Toepfer, Louis E. Walker, ~aev ey J. Jr. Walton, Joan I~. Weber, Roger C. Weetman, Bruce G. wietho~, R. Ba rve Williamson, Raybu rn L. WistehufE, William E. Wolfinhar-ger, samuel L. Worley, Morris T.

.!2.§l Baker, J ilmes L. Bednae, Charl e s J. Bo lon , Albert E. Bea d y , Fea ncis ,J. Br ,'l. mfi tt , Bruce L. Brauer, Charles w. Jr. Brockman", Richaed K. BUC Kcod , Ga ej J. Bu sch, R;:\y E. Duvall, fl. Pat E in s e l, ::i ll e r D. Elfrink, Liudell H. Fadle r, E ugene C. Farn La m, Aethue H. Flanigan, Virgil J. Fun s ch, Owen B. Gae et n er, DoulJlas A. Goe , Lar r y D. Gorml e y, James M. Geaham, Joh n R. Gee e l e y, Michael N. Haas, Donald W. Hagni, Richaed D. Ha ll e eberg, William L. Hammond, Michael W. Harv ey, Lawr e nc e B. Hatfield, David C. Hausha lter, Frederick W. Herzog, Michael S. Hoffm a n, Charles R.

Grants·in·Aid are authorized by the Board of Directors of the MSM·1JMR Alumni Association for the support of campus activities. The Library, the Music Devartment and the Athletic Department are currently receiving grants-in-aid funded by the Annual Alumni Fund.

Horel, Edward T. Hutchins, Ned ~. Jacobs, David C. Jones, Jack H. Kadakia, Jayant S. Kick, David D. lIalsch, Peter H.!'. IIc Caw, Charles K. Mc Cormack, Darroll S. ~c lIurtrey, Gerald D. ~ehta, Navnit C. ~oss, Robert Dean Mueller, Richard A. lIurdock, Kenneth D. Nowinski, Stanley Ii. Ob e rmaek, James R. Ownby, P. Dareell Patel , Jayantibhai S. Peesson, 1'. Michael Ploege r, Richard 11. Renceha use n, Gerald P. Reybuen, Michael K. Rous~in, Robert w. Rullkoetter, Gerald W. Sa mrad , Aedeshir S mith, Menaed O • .le. Spac~ler, Donald E. Speckbart, Frank H. Staley, J e ery A. S t ea en s, J e rry D. St igall, Paul D. Swanson, Kenneth A. Tes ke, Ji me s E. Tolman, Ca rl Twedell, Richard N. Uh e , Gel',ll d C. Valent in e , Craig A. Van D or~n, Thomas P. ~aters, O. Jerry

1963 Continued

Martin, Wade A. :1 attei, p(>tf>r F. Mitcr.ell, Ronald il. ~ore, Geo rgina Mur-ray, lIugh V. III Naiknimb.lkae,N~rendral1.

f'ackwood, Douald L. Pe terson, Donolld L. Po u sh , K"nneth A. Reagan, J o hn A. Reilly, ~ illiam J. tlo bbin s , DougLiS II. Rober' t son , Ronaln S. RolJison, Jam es B. S Chaef e r. Seth C. Sc hillinge r, Geoege R. Schuchman, Norman J. Sch waller, David L. Sehl, r:u'1ene Jr. Sha h, Ballsidhae 11. Shalton, Lonnie J. Sieckha us , Robert H. Sm ith, S a m L. Sna j o r, P,n ward A. Ste ve nson, Gera11 L. Taylor, Glenn R. Thompson, Larry D. Thurman, Lowell E. Tomasek, Anton J. Trautman, Dennis R. Van Buren, James K. Vandergriff, Wayn e L. Van Doren, ' Thomas P. Welch, Gary E. Williims, Ronald R. Wistehuff, William E. Wood, Frilnk D. Wyatt, De :!arquis D. Zink, Richard C.

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Am s l e r, Laer y C. Anuoe, k. Victoe Ar ms , Robe et L. Baker , M r~ el Bartling , Do [, a ld L. 13a um Lacl: , Da l e M. Benn , Edwa rd -, Beoc k ma r<ll, Ri chaed K. E r: o wn, D0. we y F. Jr:. Bu c k, Ri cha rd L. Caeei e r e , S c ott H. Churc h , .l e ery W. C l il e k , D'~ r. n i s A. C l eme nt s , Joh n L. C l a s p , /l a x ll e ll L. Co cnc a n, hnde e w A. Cox, Davi d 1. Davi (; , Uwau] G. De l P r e t. e , Anthony Je uenz e l, .l e eome A. Dowling , Plul T. FaL' m,' e , John O. III f enton , Javiil L. Gastin e au , feankl.in D. Gi lm orf> , ,1 0r ey L. Gla s sc l, c litford Ge o neme yn. r, Ga ry 1' . Hershey, lIarry C. Howell, 10ber:' t C. Hu s ton, Robert E. ,1a ha s , St0phen D. Ja e y ee , Of>njdmin N.H. J <Hj ua y , fl ich ae d L. Kajl l, R icll a rd A. Knopp , J'lhn V. Koest2 r:, Hobe rt u. Lago , Carl os :1. Lamb, John C. !.aPldnte, All:ln fl . La s manis, [laymon'! LO'la ll , l1ob l? et 11. Lov er idge, Joel F. Mac h llleie r-, Paul :1. Maekland, Robeet C. ~ae osek , Charles P.

llli Alexander., Charles F. Arzabe, Humberto Q. ' Bartel"Donald S. Broeking, Kenneth W. Buescher, Gene E. Campbell, Charles E. Carriere, Scott H. Cassell, Ralph II. Chen, Ten-Hsi Ch e rvitz, Jerrold Chronister, Thomas G. Chu, Gordon P.K. Collins, James W. Co rwin, Rob e rt F. C eai g , Thomas A.Dagley, Eichard K. Dyhouse, Gar-y , R. Edwards, Harry K. c:I l eb rach t ,Clar enc e A.JJ: Ellis , Walter H. Jr. E pp el sh ei mer , -Da ni e I S. II Evans, Donald L. Ferre ll, C. Stuart Four-nel18 , Raymon d A. Ga rli c h , Thomas K. Greel e y , Richard G. Ha lle rlJeeg, liilliam L. He nr y , Jdmes :'1. Hill, Jam es L. Holl a n d , Gary R. Ho lle y, Ro b e r-t G. Hud e l so n, John R. John son , Jerey G. Kamp, Alan A. Kelty, Thomas M. Khl"tan, O{aqh unath [l. Kr-alls, Ro nald W. Krueger, Kenneth O. Kuhlm~n, William H. LaRose , T. Harrell Jr. Leber, W31ter P. Lcwj s , David M. J.imber ~ , .lohn F. Male:.; k is, Willia:n Mart.in, Ca l:l D. Maclin, David A. May, Wi.lli~m L. Mc Cauley, Ronalj A. /1 ee ha n, 11ichae 1 E. Mereell, David L. ~ichp.l, DilVid J. Mill",r, I\ael D.

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<1illion, John D. 'Iint.on, Jo ,hn C. IHtchell, Ronald D. Mochel, William :1. Mueller, George ~. MUllS, ilennett L. Murry, ;<i.lton J. Pappas, .James' M. Parkinson, Larry L. Parr, Richard A. Payne, Tho[Qas E. Peacock, David N. Peters, nonald G. Pohlig, Kenneth n. POllS!" Kenneth A. Quan, Choon K. Raber, richard P. fiadelltz, Donald E.A. flaffel, Ted C. Raidt, Pnul B. Reagan, John A. Reinheimer, Charles J. fleuling, Donald O. Royer, Leroy J. Schmidt, Richard L. Scott, F. Lindsey Shalton, Lonnie J. Simmons, Michael F. Sowell, Lewis C. Jr. Spehr, James L. Spitzer, Nicholas A. Steinkamp, William E. stuart, Robert L. Suetterlin, Jack F. Tao, Frank F. Taylor, Geor'Je H. Treffinger, David J. Valcn tine, Cr:aig A. Voorhis, Gary L. wang, Yun Vlhi te, Van iel R. Williams, Ronald R. Wilson, Tommie C. Z imnick, Harold E. Jr. zunkel, A. Doug

' 1965 Ada ms ,--:~eph T. Agrawal, Arun K. Andoe, II. Victor Arnold, Richard' I. Barr, Ralph S. Bass, Paul J. Behnke, Robert E. Bergt, David E. Bersett, Gerald W. Bicknell, Hilton B. Ricunas, Joseph D. Boaz, James K. Bradley, Milton P. Dranum, William H. Braswell, sylvester W. Brunner, Gary D. Bugg, Donald A. Bugg, Stephen F. Butler, James L. Clifton, William A. I I Cline, Jo.h n L. Coch,ran, Bussell V. Jr. C ope, William R. Cunningham, James R. Da vid, D. Dan Jr. Deken, Louis R. Dillion, ' Ronald K. Doll, Warwick II. Dorf, Roger A. Gaylord, Thoma~ K. Giger, D. Franklin Jr. Goldstein, Martin P. Goodman, Daniel K. Goodman, Jack Griffin, Paul D. Gross, Manfred E. Haben icht, W. Helmut Henery, Edward N. Henry, Daniel T. Heuer, Flarry S. Hohman, Joe A. Hrastich, Thomas A. Huang, Tsang-Chi Hurst, tJonaldW. Jersa, Michael J. Junge, Gregory Kallor, Jay S. Kasten, Raymond O. Kettler, Gerald J.

1966 Continued

1965 Continued

Koebbe, Eugene R. La90, Carlos !'I. LaPrest~, Samuel J. Lasker, M. Owen Lassley, Richard H. Lee, Stephen K. Li, Charles ·T. Lindgren, Roy A. Lin, Wan-Cheng Logan, Robert 1'1" Lower, Larry M. L u,

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!achmeier, Paul ~. Marlow, Charles F. Mc Cracken, william E. Meyer, llorman R. IHller, David A. Mitch e ll, Robert E. Morya n, Grover D. Jr. I"organ, J. Derald Mulyca, Walter C. Myrick, Charles 1:(. III Nickless, A rth ur L. Nielsen, Darrell M. ~ute, Alton J. O'Keefe, Thomas J. etto, Robert L. Pa c kw ood, Donald L. Pal~ski, Robert J. Patteeson, Barbara H. Peirson, Robert C. Picker, Melvin L. Rankin, Larry V. Riggs, ;t. ,Robert Robb, Kenneth A. Robison, James D~ Rude, O"len D. Ryan, Rohert J. Schmidi, Frederick Sch.:oer, l1,ilbert F. Schwaller, David L. Shah, Rashmikant ' L. Shaw, Nancy H. Silvers, Paul L. Jr.

Simpson, Thomas A. Smi tlf, Frederick' J. Smith, Johu W. Smith, ~ichael D~ spivy. Paul L. Stickler, Roger H. Stuart, Robert L. Sundermeyer, Robert w. Snnkel, Thomas M. Suthipas'uarnpon, A. Ter~y, nichard L. Thomas, Charles ~. Thomas, Donald O. Jr. Thompson, LeRoy E. Toedtman, Charles H. TOlle~s, Terence G. Vance, Macy w.' Voorh,is. Gary L. wad e , Rolla T. Wagner, Pager C. Wang, Wen-Li Wells, William L. Whitten, Travice W. Jr. Willyard, Donald L. Wilson, Clyde W. Wilson, Tommie C. Yang, C. (Charles) Yang, HSlln-Kuang Yen, Shane S. Zimmerman, wayne M. Zimmermann" Richard A.

1966 Adams, Frank S. Anneaux, Dwight J. Bachman, David A. Behrin9, Allen G. Blumfelder, William o. Bramfitt, Bruce L. Branum, William H. Brynac, Michael J. Duchmeier, Frank A. Jr. Bufalo, David J. Chaffin, Glen N. Chapman, Robert T. Chu, Richard S. Coco, Matteo A. Copenhaver, Roger L. Davis, Jerry II.

DeClue, Duane H. Dietz, Robert O. Dreisewerd, Douglas ' W. Dunn, Harry E. Dycus, Jalles P. Dyhouse, Gary R. Ellison, Donald R. Fadler, Eugene C. Fenton, David 1Fiebelman, Harold E. Fogler, Robert II. Ford, Lloyd L. Foss, Glen N. FOX, Edwin K. Fox, James C. Fukabayashi, Harold H. Fuller, Donald L. Hackmann, Bobert E. Hannum, Richard W. Hayes, Edward D. Heater, Charles L. Heider, Robert L. Helwig, 'rthur W. Hershey, Harry C. Hogue, Robert W. Jr. Howell, John D. Huddleston, James A. Jr. Hughlett, Michael L. Hung, hick T. Jackson, Leroy H. Jennings, Donith ;J.n R. Jong, Ding-lieu Jozwiak, Philip A. _ Jungers~ Charles S. Kamp, AlJ.n A. Khetan, Raghunath R. Kirberg, Leonard C. KlebLa, Kenneth T. KIng, Alfred E. clr. Kramer, aalph H. Krue!', Raymond J. Leaver, Harvey D. Liaw, Sin C. Littlefie ld, Larry W. Lund, Carl M. Lytle , Glenn A• .Jr. Marriott, Dale D• .'\aso[., John T. III Mc Cdrron, Robert L. ,Jr. Mc KinD is, La~ry N. r~c . MaLln, Jesse T. Meier, Thomas O. Meyer, RabE',rt w. Miller, Charles c~ Mitchell, Robert E. ~odesitt, Donald E. Mohe, John w. · Mol kfenbuc, Rich a rd A. "locan, Michael D. Moran, Robert W. _ Morris, Gerald P. Moss, Cd.ard A. "Iunn, Dale A. Nelson, l)onald R. Nelson, ~icola A. panhorst, Al.bert C. Jr. Parks, F. Anthony Patterson, Gary K. Peacock, David N. Peirson, Robert C. Perkins, James B. Peterson, H€nry N. Petkas, John Jr. Pollack, Leslie A.

Robert E. Dye Scholarships are supported by the ' earnings on an Association administered endowment fund established through a gift from Mrs. V. H. McNutt in memQry of her husband, R()bert E. Dye, a 1912-graduate of the Missouri School of Mines.

Rauer, Ja me s M. Re e d, Dav id F. Rein s ch, Lawrence J. Jr. Rich, Larl:'y M. Robert s , Loy D. Schee e, Samu e l A. SchlO S SE r, James J. Sc h roer, James B. scott, K~nneth R. Shafter, Alan D. Sh ,~h, As;,ok C. Solook, John T. spence, Hugh F. Steele, James D. Steinkamp, William E. Stewart, Leslie D. Jr. stockhausen, William T. Thompson, Larry D. Tibbs, Nicholas H.

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1967 Continued

1967 Allmo n;-James A. Anderson, William E. Jr. Ballman, Edward A. Barge r, Hubert S. Bartling, Donald L. Bauer, William C. Beeson, James J. Bevel, Jerry E. Bischof, Conrad II. Breeze, Francis V. Browne, Michael J. Brunner, Gary D. Capone, Gary J. cassimatis, Peter N. Cissell, !'Iilton C. Cook, David L. Cumper, James W. Jr. Davis, Fonald D. Deelo, ~ichael L. Degenh~rdt, Eagene A. DeLash.it, IIi Ilia. E. De Long, Carl E. Dyer, Garvin R.

Oliver, ~p.vin F. Owen ::; , G<lry S. Padfi~ld, Ralph C. Parson::;, P.dward W. Pferkin s , ~ichael A. Perkins, Richard A. Perkins, Ten' y E. ?omeroy, Wilford C. Ponnwitz, Alfred J. Prat e r, Nick L. Rathbun, Donald :;. [l ich, Lar.ry M. Rueb, KenI1 0 th W. Rymer, Ru s sell S. Jr. s canl'l.n, James W. Schlom a n, Alan H. Schoe p, ~erald M. S chue tt e , Louis II. Schwa rz, ~rthur S. ' Se ars, Thomas .J. Seth, Raj [3. Smith, John W. Smith , Rubert T. Sokol, DilVid G. Turner, :J obert E. Oh e y, Ronald E. Vance, Macy W. Wagn e r, Richard V. Webb. William D. Weise, Tneodore L. Wenom, Rob e rt A. Whitcomb, Bruce :1. Wideman, Lawson G. Wolf, .Tohn D. Wood, Frank D. Wu. Tien-Yu Youny, La wrence :1. Zmudzins k i, Gerald L. ZlIiener, James M,

Evans, John II. Evans, Ronald 'E. Fenton, David L. Ferretti, Michael E. Fick, Armin F. Field, Cyrus W. Jr. Fort, George E. Fritschel, Larry E. Fritzinger. Thomas J. Fulwider, Thomas Gass, John W. Gaylord, Thomas K. Hallett, ~ichael D. Hardy, Michael E. Harmon, Larry G. Harris, Gary F. Hill, Roland M. Hodges, Phillip F. Hollander, Willi a m D. Hong, Inhi Hopkins, Wayne J. Hornsey, Edward E. Inman, P-lul L. Kast e n, Donald G. Kehrm a n, Robert F. Kes s l e r, Ha rry H. Kett E nhrink ., Edwin C. Jr. Ke tt e nbrink, Gail U. K is t n e r, !"l i ch a e 1 R. Kne p l e r, John H. Kolchinsky, Nea l D. Lebo, . Jerome M. Le d bettee, Ronal d M. Lloy d -Jones, David Luehring , Elmer L. Mc Coy, Robert J. Jr. Mc Millen, Thomas M. Mc Mullen, Cliffor d C. Mc Nutt, /"lrs V.H. Me d lin, James M. Mehta, Navnit c. Mik e liollis, Lawr e nc e J. Miller, E(lward D. Mohe, John W. Morri s or., David fl. Mu e ll e r, Richard A. My e r s , H:Jwa rd W. Nelso n, David A. Nicke l, ~p.lvin E. Nut e , Alton J.

Alyea, J0rrold !'I. Andoe, Ii. Victor AppleyarJ, Frank ·C. Armstrong, Roy M. Astrack, Richard F. Ayars, Robert S. Behring, Allen G. ilell, Gordon II. Ben ningto n, Leslie O. Jr. Berge r, Joh n M. Bodine, Jack Boyd, Robert K. Brand, John R. Brockhaus, Dougl'ls A. Brown, Joe B. Brubaker, William R. Carnahan, Danny L. Chao, S. (Steve) Chapman, K. Ron Choate, Larry D. Close, Maxwell L. Cachran, Lincoln D. Cowles, James C. J~r. CUJlmins, Lyndell B. Davis, Jerry Ii. Dearth, David W. Dillon, Paul H. Doerflinger, Arthur E. Dow ns , Me 1 v yn E. Ecoff, Ralph A. Jr. Eggers, Stephen H. Elliott, Rodger L. Faintich, David ~. Pentzke, A. Daniel Feugate, Robert J. Jr. Flanigan, Virgil J. Fogler. 110bert Ii. - Fourneile, Raymond A. Frank, James A. Furst, David L. Gammon, William H. Gerhard, Gary E. Gerig, Frank A. III Green, ~illiam J. Griffin, Paul D. Halterman, Le roy Harris, Donald J. Haynes, Alan D.

Told, J. Douglas Trippel, Robert C. Othe, Floyd fl. V~n Alstine, William L. walker, ilyron G. Webb, Darryl S. Wesl e y, 0arrell g . Weyand, Thomas E. Widemdu, Lawson G. Wilkens, Roy A. ililliams, Maurice A. Willi d ms, William S. Woodfield, Richard A. Yung, Shu C.

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He it zmar.n , J o hn E. Ho u ghto n, Timothy J. Howard, John J. (J ack ) Huan,], James C. J ackson, John T. Jesperscn, Terry R. Johnson, S t ephe n S. Ka rb f' r q , Alan F. Kehrman, Robe rt F. K1 u (J , AIt: red E_ Jr. Kocde ritz, Leonard F. Koegel, Frank R. KOLh , '1ichael C. Krc ili ch , Jame s L. Ku chen i g , Frede ri ck W. LaLson, ... illiaw M. Lenbet t e r, Ronald M. L",e , S t ep he n K. Lehma n, ,\. Richard Jr. Leloli s , Le land Littl e fi e l d , La rry ~. Lon g , Josep h J. Lu ebbe rt,La~r ence H. Jr. Mahr], Dp.wayne P. Manson, Donald A. MaLtin, :'1aLk A. Mc Cormack, Dar roll S. Mc Co rmick, C. Crai~ Mc Iln a y, Jam es S . Mc Ke lvpy, Ralp h E. rH lle r, Norman R. ~ilt e nbeL ge r, James L. C'l itchcll, Floyd V. Mohtashemi, Ali h. Morgan, GroveL D. Jr. Otte, Leon L. O~ens, Charles D. ['ais, J~'Lome A. Patterson, J. Rohert PeiLson, Robert C. Pender, stephen N. PeLry, Norl"is li. Perry, Hobert C. Pe try, J _Imes C. Pfeiffer, Dougla s I.. Pogue, ,1erLY G.--_ PokLcfke, Thomas J. Jr. Portpr, Clayton ,. Powers, RichaLd W. Fathh~n, Donald G. Fo seubaum, David E. Rot h , J oh n - L.

F uet e r, RichaLd E. Schae ffer, Neal T. Schardl, Joseph M. JL. ScheeL, Sil.Inuel A. Scheibel, Larry L. Sc henk, Richard \~ . SchneebuLger, Fred C. Sc hn e ider, RichaLd L. SchopfeL, Carl A. Schowengecdt, ~obeLt A. Sha Ll', F-ichard E. Si d l o ws ki, RonalJ E. S mit h , fr eo.e riek J. S mith, John W. 5 mi th , Ne i IS. Sm ith, Ronald G. So lo mo n, Marc M. Spence , Hugh 1'. S t e ve n s ... Edwin E. Jr. Sto lt z , William A. StOLLS , S tuaLt 1'1. s traus s , Stephen R. T e bo, S tephen D. Thiessen, Ge La ld R. ward, ~aniel K. Wi gginto n, GaLY W. Wlos, P.lul 1'1. Wolf, John D. WLight, Stephen A. Yost , Kenneth I). Yo un g man, Jam es A. Zauner, Ron ald F. Zoe ll nc r, Lynn E. l (W~_

An <lreae, Robert A. AndLew, Wi lliam K. V Arnold, Robert D. Ascoli, Don M. Bay, Robert D. Becker, Theodoc e H. Jr. Beeson, J a mes J.

1969 Continu ed

De rr y, John J. Disho p, Da v id K. Dol lin ger, Dwight A. Bo n d ur ant, Frederick N. Borgm~yer, Thoma s S. Boring, William D. Bo urn e, Donald W. Brack bill, Robert M. Brandhorst, Lynn D. Brees-e, Thomas E. Druzewski, James R. Burke, J a mes E. Burrows, Eugene H. Cable, J o hn W. -Capone, Gary J. Chang, James J. Chow, Robert Y. Collins, William E. Coulter, Stephen J. Craig, Charles M. Cretin, Paul F. Daily, Ellgene J. Daneshy, Abbas A. Davidson, William G. Davit, Gerald C. Degeuhardt, Lynn J. De Long, Carl E. DeSpain, David R. Dietrich, Walter D. Downs, Melvyn E. Eason, Ja mes S. Eastep, Lawrence W. Ebeling, John A. Eydmann, Phillip S. Fechter,Charles E. Jr. Feger, Thomas M. Feugate, Hobert J. Jr. FischeL, James E. Foster, Charles W. Franke, llichard E. Fukabayash i, Harold H. Fung, Shiu Y. Gentzler,Edward C. I I I George, ila vid R. GeLig, l'Iartha 1'1. Gluntz, David A. Green, Wi"lliam J. Gulick, "'Icy !'t. Gullic, ~ober _ t C. Hall, Lpon M. Jr. Haseltine, Gregory K. Hatfif!ld, _ David C.

nawkins, Rodney B. Henslf!Y, Daniel L. H ill, Lyle W. Hohman, ',prald 11. Hollo'."ll, William M. Hung, Samuel S. Hwany, B')L-Inq John :oo n, ,1 e rry L. JozwiaK, Vincent R. Kahl, Richard A. K e lalla n, Micha e 1 E. Kentnor,Chal-l es D. Jr. Kerns, Wayne L. Ki m, Joo Y. Ki ss in J , Mic hae l H. Kmecz , Gl'!nn M. K l~auf , f.;i lliam H. Koedp Lit z , Leona rd F. Koe ni _l, ';ary Il . KOpstf! L, Ric h a rd W. Lahit, J-\m es H. Lambe l-t , l) o na ld 9 . Li aw , :;iu C. Lomax, G'Icy L. Long , Joiln R. Lowa, William S. ~a rvin, Char l es G. Mc I. e ll an , TeLry L. r.c Millen, Th omas M. aengp l, ",lmur, d L. Me Lt e ll :'> , l1ichacl L. I:eyer , Po be r t w. M i ntue r, Da vi o. C. Mue ll c L, S t e v e C. Neum e ye r, wende ll D. Nieho'l s , Hobert L. Nu do., Dar LY C. ~'ute , Alton J. Oldham , Doug l as G. O'Neill, James A. O tto, CO;} Laa G. () ~en", G,n- y S.

1969 Continu ed

Payne , J -l mes D. pic kE' r, '10.1 vi n 1. Pollli -J, Kenneth D. Recto r, ~ichae l R. Roam , ,[ o;-ln H. Ross , TeLry K. Roth , Le.:;tec C. F0 1' 0 11, Car l A. Ry tt e r, 'loe l J. Sa l omo n, HaLLY A. ,1r. Sa n de r, :.lo nal d E. Scanl In, J ames W. Sclcmi (lt, Lonni e D. Sc hlmi ,lt, Th oma s S. Seaman , Jo b e rt _L. S ha efer , Raymond T. Sha Lf', Richard E. Sh ini, Asaad S. SlateL, !'!ichael W. Smith, A. Wayne Smith , Brian ~. S-mith, GaLY L. Sowers, James R. Spalding. Theodore J. SpehL, James L. Steelf!, qobeLt I. Steffan, Cheryl A. Stegar, David Stevens, Robect a. Stewart, Thomas J. Jr. Strauser, Claude ~. Thies, Donald E. Tibbs, Nicholas R. Tomlin, ~lenn P. Jr. Vaughan, Gerald W. Voss, Jer:ome J. wansing, Alvin D. Webb, E. Victor Wen, Chun-King Wiesenmeyer, John C. wilson, Pa trick J. Woodard, Ronald C. Zenge, Thomas L. Zimmer, John J.

121Q Adier, Robert B. Agrawal, Arun K. Alexander, Gary R. Alexander, William D. Allison, Melvin R. Anderson, William E. Jr. Andreae, Vicki M. Archer, J. Fred' Arzabe, Humberto Q. Aschin g er, Eric D. Astolfi, Richard L. Baeblec, Arthur G. Baker, walter A. I I Bauer, William C. Bausell, Richard A. Beardsley, _David D. BeiLne, John 11. Berger, Dean A. Binesh, Bizhan Bischoff, Robert F. Bosse, James P. Brandt, Barry J. Branham, John E~ Bray, Michael E. Breeden, James D. Brown, Willis L. Drowne, Keith H. Bryar,t, l)il.vid A. Bryant, Richard O. Duck, R ichanj L. Bud:, Eacl D. BurLo~ s , Eugene H. Dutlpr, CaLol J.

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Corwine, John II. CoutuLe, Dani e l G. Cr:.~nn811, Georye H. Crossley, Derek E. Cunningham, Jame s H. Davidson, Don Davis, Jimmy L. DeDolt, Donald G. negen, Gerald D. JL. Denlow, Israel Denney, Kenneth L. Dennis, Robert A. Dexter, James R. Oietr ieil, Randall G. Doecing, Frank J. Dolata, Edward W. Eo.waLd~, HaLry K. Edwards, W. Daniel Engineer, Roy Rnke, Daryl D. Feurer, John A. Finkelstpin, Michael _A. Finnegan, Jerrey D. Ford, James A. Foster, Charles II. Freeman, Richard L. Friese, - Michael :1. Glassel, Clifford Glynn, Hichael G. Gullie, Robert C. lIabeggel-, Ronald L. Hager, I!arold W. Hankins, David R. Hardwick, J. Rob e rt Hardy, Gerald D. Harri s , Michael D. Have n s, Phillip G. Henson, i'hillip L. Hinshaw, James S. HiLner, Herman B. Hoeckelman, Leslie Hohenberger,Frederick J. nollinay, James A. Homyk, Terrance J. P.uebnf!r, Charles E. " Huey, Danny D. HUneKf!, Leonacd A. Jaggi, Lennis F. J ense n, R. Gene Jussyp, Juri Kaplan, Mark S. Kelley, Franklin T. Kemp, Linda L. Kemp, Rlissell W. Kemp, Wayne 11. Ketter, Richard P. Killgore, Ross D. Knapp, Larry J. ' Ko, Kenr.eth C. Koederitz, Leonard F. Kone, Franklin W. Korth, Michael V. Kramer, John L.J. Kreder, Kermit R. Kuebler, Kenneth L. Kuenz, James M. Kuhar, William F. Jr. Kunz, Charles O. Kwiatkowski, James A. Kwiecinski, Timothy J. LaBoube, Roger A. Lan, Shing-Shong Landreth, Edward W. Landreth, R. Kathleen Lane, Ronald L. Larsen, Glen A. -Jr. Lee, Chin-King Lewellen, L. Fran-k Liang, Tze-Lien Liao, Cheng s. Lin, Chin-Tsai Lindquist, Craig A. L1tteken, Kenneth W. Lueddeck e , Donalo. E. Mahanna, Simon A. Mahlandt, Joseph N. Marchiando, Anthony F. Masters, Robert S. MatOf!sian, David B.

1970 Continued

Matthewi, Jerry L. He Farland, Gene A. Mc Kelvey, James B. Mc Williams~ Lyle a. l'Ietz, Kenneth L. Jr. Plidden, Leo W. Plikkelsen, Clark D. Miller, Charles C. Mirly, Kenneth A. Mitchell, Ronald D. Mohtashemi, Ali A. Monsees, Robert L. Moore, Ben L. Morgan, Hark D. Morris, James L. Morris, .James R. MOSS, Edward A. Mouser, Gerald f. ~undwiller, John L. Murray, Charlf!s J. Muzumdar, Aravind S.

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stl:uessel. David A. Stuckemeyer, Randyl L. Stueck, c. F.P. Summers, James B. Sunkel, Thomas M. Swinny, David w. Tang, Yee-Ping Ta y Ib 1:, Cec·il R. Taylor, Ronald G. Tenes, Ed ward B. Thomas, Jam.es P. Tolani, Suresh K. Tolle, William L. Tomazi, George D. Tseng, Rick C.~. Tung, . C~ung-Ylian P. Van Buren. James K. -Vaughan. Gerald W. Vaughn, Paul E. Vermillion, Byron N. wakefield. Clyde F. Walk, Hoval:d J. Walker, Hal:vey J. Jr. Wal:nel:, John R. Wattenba~ger, James C. Webb, Qu~ntin R. Webb, Robert J. Weber, J. Scott Wedge, W. Keith Weigel, David A. Weyan d, Thomas -E. . White, Daniel R. Wiegele. George L. Wilson, Tommie C. Winkler, Thomas E. Wolf , Donald R. Wolff, Thomas F. wright, Stephen A. Younker, Forrest A. Yount, Michael R. Zagar, Robert A. Zieger, James B. Jr. Zollel:, Henry E. Zylich, Ronald G.

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[Jeeson, James J. [Jendcl:, Victol: ~. [lcnnett, [lilly E. [lenoy. Leslie D. Bentzingel:, Robel:t a Cl:kbigler, Larry W. Ber:tr:and, Paul M. Besho r e , I)avid G. B1 a n k e n s h i p, wi 11 i am J. Ron d i , J ames O. Bond u r a nt, David W. Boul so ~ , Char:les E. [Jowel: s, Do nald R. BI::'l.a f , .l o hn H~ Bl:adl ey, l'l ilton F. Ba::ow ne , Kei th H. Bl:yan, Da.v id O. [Juckw a lte r, John R. [luechl c l:, Thomas J. JI:. Burkpmp e r. Ronal ,! W. Butler. James A. Cambiel:, J a me s L. Campbell. Larl:Y W. Cal:ter, Hacl E. Chao, Richal:d Y. Chouarain, Michael L. Choura, Ronald G. Clapper, Michael B. Clark, [lrllce [l. Clark, Pobea::t E. Conner, Danny R. Cook, Michael 11. Cooper, Chal:les J.

Counsil, John R. Davis, Lc ndi A. Dawson, Peter J. Deav€l:. Randall L. Dennie, Powell A. DeWald, Leonard N. Dippold. Jack D. Ditch, Denni:::; W. Doering, Fa::ank J. Donze, 'i'<~l:ry W. Dostal, Gregory G.J. Dougherty, George J. ~owniny. Kenneth B. ~rawe, Stephen L. Dufnea::, Cal:l D. DUl:ham, Thomas G. P.hrlich, Robert L. Eimer, Richard i . Jr. Ektermanis, John i. Ellerman, ~ il~iam E. Ellio t t, J o s e ph O. Erick son. Gord o n L. Erickson, Larry V. Etw e a::t, Charles M. Fa r a::e 11, .J ohn S. Fe l:r e ll , C. Stual:t Fi nk l a n g , Joh~ w. Finn ega G, J e rl:e y D. Fishe r . Michael S. Forl:e s t, Ryan L. Four n elle . Ril ymond ' A~ Gall e r , Wayn e J . Gallu p , Archibald M. Gaus, Ron a ld C. Gaw, :1 a rtin T. Gayer, John G. Gladi s h, Lee A. Glotfelty. He nry W. II Goldstein, Le wis A. Gray. Howard W. Green~, Thomas L. Gross, Edwin M. Ja::. Gl:zyb, Stanley W. Jr. Gunter, James D. Haberl, Eugene H. A. Hall, Leon M. Jr. Ill! Hallock, James K. Ja::. Abdel-Latif. A. Ismail A. Hanger, steven C. Abernathy, Eugene C. Hal:dwick. Cheryl Albrecht, John V. Hal:t, Gerard J. Alexander. Mary C. Hayden, Thomas M. Allen, John E. Jr. Heath, Kenneth A. Andrew, William K. V Hellwege, James W. ArcheI:. J. Fred Herron. Patricia A. · [lartlett. Gary R. Hel:~on, William M. Bartley. William H. Jr. Hervey, Dennis J. Bau ma n, wi lliam J. Herzog, Bruce E. Becker, Kenneth J. Hilterbrand, Choyes K.

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Lloyd A. Jr. Huber, Richar d A. Ibarra, Chel:yl A. Intag, Carl E. Irvin, Larry C. .Israel, John I. Jacks, Robel:t W. JI: . Johnson. Eric A. Johnson, Robert J. Jones, James H. Kelley, James E. Kelly, Michael G. Kenn e dy. Brenda S. Klotz, James A. KOl:th, Michael V. Laderoute. Chal:les D. Lammi, Alan w. LaPresta, Samuel J. Lehman. A. Richard Jr. Luth, William L. Mason, John T. III Mc Carron,Robel:t L. Jr. Mc Cormick, Lal:ry L. Mc Cormick, Rober·t I· S! · Mc Grath, James S. : 1'1 eiea::, Dav id L. f1eng. James C. Mel:win, James R. 11eyel:, Robert w. MitclJe.l1., floyd L. Mohalley. Robert P. Moline, Daniel D. Monty·omery ., J. D31e Jr. Moore. P.onald T • • , 110user. Gel:a1.il F. Nelson. ~icola A. Neubert, Ra Iph L• . Nevins. Marvin E. Jr. Nolan. T,a wl:enc e E. Olusanya, Oluseg u n o. Osseck, Patl:ick ~ ~ Overturt, l1 icflal:d D. Park es. Roger D. Pea rc e , P aul E • .Jr . Pit t ma u . L.'I. I:I: Y P. Po lich, Victor J . Jr . ? o t t in 'Jer, Jan [1. Pot uc e k . Marti n P o we ll, Richar d F. P r ice , John D• .Jr. Pric", . Nar k fi . F<ai t lle l, .James F. Ra y. 'lo bert L. Re di nq ton, Stephen L. Rc uli n ry, Donald O. P ohin s0 n, Gordon D. Ro p , Li k ls A. Rott" John L. Sand e lla. Michael S. SCheITel., Paul K. Schmi d t, E. Robert .Jr. S chn r> ider, Jam e s R. Schl:amm, 'Nilliam W. S chulz g , Roy E. S c abalqh , Allen W. Sh .llle3, Cha a::les w. :; he rwo-o d, Ro be rt E. Simmo n" , 'Ii ch a e l F. s i mon, D.a v i d M. Sleb o .l a , Da vid S. Sm ith, G. Da n SmiU., (; r c yo ry P. smit h. I.ayn e D. !; pc nce . Hu g h F. S t a n f i e L l , De n n i s E. S te fi ee . Ric ha Ld E. S t eph e n s. J a mes W. st.a::oIlY . Wi lli am P. S t a::O t h" l , Gre<Jor y L.

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1971 Continued

Struc kh o t f, Uobea::t M. Jr. S tuck e r. J o hn R. Ta lb e a::t, Ke ith E. Tay l oe , Cha rl e s ff. T he il ma nn , J oh n M. llirich, .J a mes G. Von Kae n e l , Fre d e ri ck W. \la r<l. Robe L t 1. , Wa en e r, ,John R. Web h, J o hnny S. WeJge , W. Ke it h We l sch, Pa ul L. Wh ite , Ch a rl es A. I I I Wh it fo r d , ,J era l d L. 'A i el ne r. Ga ry w. Williams, Ra ymon d 11 . ,Jilre k e l ; Victor F. Jr. Wise, Loui s F. Wu s sler, Alfl:ed J. Yance y, Ro g eL· L. Yeh. S h en K. Zlatic, tolilton T.

121£ Ackmann. David A. Allen, Kim S. Alspaugh. David H. Amayo, Jorge R. Anderson. John R. Bachmann, David E. [lafford. R. Dean Bartnett, Thomas R. Bal:toli, El:n~st C. Beh ri ng, Allen G. Benton. James · R. Bel:ry, Robert T. Binder, Elmer W. Binesh, Bizhan Black, William M. Blah· . Norman D. Blizewski, Bl:ent Bondi. J ·lmes o. Bontz. Daniel L. Boyd . stephen J. Brannan , Ra-ndall J. Brose, Rohe .rt L. Bro wn, Phillip L. Buback, Craig S. Buhrmester, Earl K. Burke, Teriel E. Butts, James D. Cal:michael, Dwight E. Carson, Alan W. Chien. John F. Cole, Hugh E. Collinys . James R. Commerfol:d, James J. Conger, :;lenn J . Cretin, Paul F.

Da vids on, Ke ith G. Dav i s, Robe r t S. Dea I: deuff, Dwi gh t L. DeC lu e, Gary L. Die r olf, Rona l d K. Jr. I)oel:ing, Nancy E. Dreisewerd. Doug l as W. Dun kma'nn , Ste.v en Ii. Du nn, wyatt M. Edw a rds, Joh n W. J I: . Eg h ert, Robe rt I. Ell eb l: acht,C l are n ce A.Jr. En Jli s h, T h o mas o. EL·n s t . Willi a m J . J r . Ey e rm an n , Thom as J . Faust, Ronald G. Pieb e lma n , De n n i s D. Fin az zo, Jam e s A. Fishe r, ilc lvin J. Fl e t c h e l:, C. Scot t Forse e . (;a l:Y D. Franci s , J a mes Ii. fa::eeman. Raymond A. Fl:isbe e , Daniel ~. Fuk a hayashi. Darold ~ GdrLett, L. Wayne Gr:.1na , Dominic J. Gr e elle, Eva Hirdiel: llarl.fielrl., Paul M. Halbe rt, Jeffery L. ~fanson. ~it e ve A. Hao, Wuu

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Pl:ige l. David D. Pyles , HCl:be rt C. Jr. Ram ey , Roy R. Re e s . Geo r ge A. Rey nolrl.s. J os e ph C. Rice, Do na ld E. Ro g ge , Charl es F. flo s s, Gl e nn · R. Ro t he l:m i c h, De rrill ~ . Ro y. Ra n jit K. Sa lm on. Jel:r y R. Santucci, Cea s ar J . Schambur y. John H. Schellm a n,Leon H. (Max) Scherrer , Paul K. Schlett,_ Paul E. Schoenefeld,Kal:l F. III Schuesslel: , Richard B. Shah. Kiritkumal: S. Sindel, Marvin V. Jr. Smith, Edward A. Smith, Russell D. Stallion, Michael W. Stehly, Daniel fiI. Stephens, William R. Steury, Thomas D. Taylor, ~ichael E. Taylor, Philip G. Taylor, Rebecca L. Taylor, Roger K. Tenfelder, John fiI. Thompson, .Wayne F. MSM·UMR Afumnus / ll

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Tibbs , Nicholas tI . Titus, Russel L . Va ndiv e r , Gary W. Wa rd, J ose ph R. Wa ssil a k., John R. Weis, S t e v e n C. Wile , Lars o n E. Willi a ms , Jam es H. IH lreke r, Victor F . Ze rwi g , Larry J . Z i mme r:, Pa ul A. Z i mme r: ma 1\ , Wa y n e M. Z i nse l me i e r, Al be r t Zlatic , ~i lt o n T.

Hendren , Lar:r:y L. Hendl.:en, polly A. Hinkl e, Lloyd A. Jr. Hor:stman n, Pa ul W. Hu g he s, Ron a ld R. Hukku, Suman K. Hutchin gs , Robert K. I nta g , Ca r:l E. Jansk y , Jonath o n P. Jones, Ronald L. Keatin g , John M. Ke nt , Willi a m D. Kleinman , Robert A. Kluba, De n is II . Klu ge, Ro l land H. Koe wi n g, Jame s W. Kueb ler:, Ke n neth L. Kuechenmei s te r ,Ke nn et h W. Kunke l , Arthu r K. III Ku n tz, Richard D. Kuzdas, AJrian C. Kwiatkowski, James A. L aBou be, Roger A. La Foone, Pamel'a C: Laman.o, Lar:ry L. Lambert, Kathryn A. Lance , Richard J . La u th, John A. Leder l e, Gary J . Let t, Ste v e n K. Lew i s , Law r en c e L. Lindse y, Ro be r: t T. Linds tr:om, John A. L o ud, Gacy D. Ma g gert, Ga r:y G. Martin, Jimmy D. Mc Allis te r, Mic hae l R. Mc Clur:e, Davi d T. Mc Cor:mack,How a r:d F. Jr:. Mc Cormac k , James E. Mc Ginty, Cha rle s C. Mc Maha n , J es s e T. Meier, David L.

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llidden, Leo W. Mills, Thomas K. Minof f, Jer:r¥' Mode~, Michael D. Moon, Wayn e L. '1 oor:e, KinJall W. Mothe ew e l l , Da vi d N. Ne lson, Donal d R. Ni eho f f , Mich ae l E. No l an , Rich a r d T. No rth , J oh n E. (J ac k) Olive !:, Da ni e l L. Pagano , Sa lv a t o r e J. P~ tt er:son , J. Scott J e. Pende r: g r ass, De nni e L. p p. t e !: ma ll!l, Erni e W. P e t e r s , Di eha r d ·E. ' P i ckc ll -{" {'la r k B. Po ttin '.lc e, J a n M. P r: es t on , Ro b e r t p. Puetz , Ly n ne E. Rambow , f l.: p.nerick Rau , Jr: uce W. Re ed , ·.Joan T. III Rp.e l, Dana V. Rober t son , St ep h en L. Ro i s , Hosema r: y F. 'l o r: aba 11'Jh , Jam es I. Sca nl on , Robe r:t J. Sc h a [ e r: m"ye r, Ri cha r d G. S c haf ft er:, 13a r:ry W. Schee e e r: , R i ch~ r: 'l M. Sche ll e .r:, Ja mes D. Sch illi ng , J o h n R. sch i n dl e r:, Gco r ge A. Sch l uctee , Ste v en E. Sch n e i de r:, J a mes R. Scot t , l d r r: y L. Se vi c k, Joseph G. S han es , Cha rl es W. Shea , Dennis P. She l ton , Al b e et ;0 . She~a e d , Stephen E. Sit , Steve Ska in, Jolin C. Slovensky, R.· Cl ayton Sm ith, A. wayne Sm ith, C'Ir:olyn 11. Smith , G. Dall Smi th , J'Imes A. Sm iU., Fichal d A.

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S tahl /, r;illia.!Il H. S tau ffe c, J ef fc ey M. Str: a tmdn, ll ar:k X. S ue t te r:lin, Ja~ k F . Ta tti t ch, Ste ph e n T. Ta y l o r, Do nal d D. Ta yl o r:" Ri c ha r: d 1. T h om ps ul" J. Ke nn e t t. Th o mpso n, Jam es E. Je. Timm e , Fobe r t G. To la n i, S ur: es h K. To s i, Cael T u t t le , Davi n F. Veden , Le on a l: d S. Vi o x, Da vi d F. War: r en , J osep h P. l'edd l ~ , ?hi U p B. \Iedge , W. Keith Weyelle r: , Curt L. Weid l er: , Ga r y R. Il e i s, S t e v e n C. Weis[;, Ke n neth R. 'Wer:nee, ~p.nllp.th W. Wheelee, Harry R. lih i tney, ~la r: k S. wi lloughby , Ro n a l d D. 1/ i 1 so n , II i IIi s J. ~o o da r: d , J oa n fl. Yo r:k, Th oma s A. YOU IH] , Cha rl e s M. Zw e i fe l, Don a ld J.

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Rosenfeld, John G. Rossi, Thomas J. Roth, David , J. Roth, Tr.om·as P. Russe l l , Joseph K. Hu s t e eholtz, Char:les K. Rytt e r:, No e l J. Sager:, Da vid A. S apor:~ ta, Vincent J. S cliaed 1, Jose ph II. Jr:. Sch e ll e L, James D. S c h r:o e Jer:, T h oma ~ w. S chu('s sl e r, Dawn E. Sc hu es3 I e r:, Richard B. Schwaetz, Andr:ew J.

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Ku liniewicz, Allen P. K un t~, r.ichard D. _ L a n ~ , EU<je ne' A. La pp, :1. Monic a La r: kin s , Richard R. Latall, Randol ph A. Lawso n, Do nald G. L e Gr: a n d , Ro dney J. Len z, R ic ha r:d G. Lp. n z , Sand r:a M. L ew i s , ~ea l A. Luth, Lo ui s H. I II Ma r:l ow , Ch a rle s F. f1arsh, Sa mu e l w. II I l~a rt ha l e r:, Sa n d r a F. Mat t hews , Emil y A. 11att l 'lg.~ , Ma etin R. Ma u rse t h , J e rom e A. r'l a ur seth , Vic ky J. May , Le ] and M. Jr. Mc Br: i de , Dan W. Mc Fa rl an d, Dan L. MC Kee, Richard H. Melton, John R. Miller:, Janet B. Mille!:, Mar:k A. Miller, Michael J. Miller:, ' Paul E. Million, Daniel L. Mittler, David A. Motherwell, Jonathan T. Murray, Hu g h D. Nagy, John T. Nichols, William J. Oldham, S t e ven C. Ortwc rtll, Crai g N. Otte, Leon L. Payn e , Kathryn O. Pet e rs, wayne B. Pet e r:son, Jer:r] D. Pfister, S haron A. Pirano, Vincent E. Pleasant, Linda J.

Pohlig , Kenneth D. Ponzer, Rolland J. Porte r , Jo e l E. prac h akv e j, Suppamas P!:ic e , fle rnard W. III ' Rag an, Micha e l E. Ra l e y, J o hn M. Ramey, Ro y R. Ra ndall, Ha rvey G. Rapplea", Kenneth j . Rehlwp, Thomas G. Rice, Da v id A. Ric e, Lynn C. R i c h, J e r r: y L.

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1212 ~ ,hm :;; , S ha lon L. Al fj a ie r:, Ma r: k D. All an , Dd vi d w. Arn o l l , Hob ert D. ~e o nb e r s , Garr:y R. 13a r:ni c l e . Mic h a e l W. Easye , !l i c hard E. O(,' no y , Les li e D. fle rtr: '1m , J e f f cr:y P. 3 i e r:, Pa tr:ick K. [lo,l enLt am e r:, Stev p n D. Bo. )le r, Thoma!; J. Boilcs , .10 hn H. Ro r 'J me Yf' r:, Maevin E. [l orowi~k, Thomas G. Hl.: c nn e n £t uhl,Chr:i s tin e D LIl CJljP L:, Pa tr:ick !.; . Buc hek , .1o se ~h A. Bu ll ock , R ichar:d L. Bur: ke , Ki m A. Chao , Il ich a cil Y. Chu , Min g -Yu h C l ayton , Ba ri> a r:a .1. Cobb , Da Vi d E. Co lvi n , Da vi d A. C r: ock e !:, Willi a m J. Dan i e 11 s , C h iI. r: I e s P. Jr:. DeC lu e , [laI c R. De ill, Ro he rt H. Dr: ape e, Cha r:le s S . E ll e~ l.: pc ht, D~vi1 E. F llis , Thomas B. E r:i ckso n, Ala n G. F. r:ic k so n, Chr:i s tin a K.

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Finley, !'red II. Finley, Lacey R. Foil, James L. Feeamdn, Richaed L. fr.ees~ ·, Guy R. Giulvezan, Mack S. Gowee, [\I.teitk E. Geana, Dominic J. Geaumann. Richard W. Habeestroh, Edwaed L. lIall, Richard Lee Ha'nsen, [lobert C. Hansfoed, Charled H. Haetmann, John C. Heideman, Davin L. lIcisseeee, Kael ~ I. Held, l3ernaed D. Hellwi~, Geegoey A. Heuckeoth, Mack II. Higgins, Pateicia A. Hillhouse, Chaeles A. Hillhouse, Michael D. Hoeckelman, Leslie Holcomb, Steven K. Hoops, William c. Hung, Nguyen v. Irvine, William D. Jauregui-Acias, Rafael Jinkecson, Kenneth R. Johnson, Jecry G. Jones, Dean B. Kambol, Stepben A. Kaufman, John II • . Keil, Louis H. Knoch, James V. Koehlee, David Eugene Korkoian, Ceaig S. Lacke, Douglas J. Lamano, Larry L. Laekins, Lawcence J. i.eitteeman, Pamela A. Lewis, Michael P. Loeanz, William P. Lueckenboff, William F. Lupo, '1ichael V. Luetz, Deuce D. Maddox, Uubeet R. Mahanna, Simon A. Mahlandt, Joseph N. Maesh, Janet E. tlaet inq, John J. Mc Cae~hy,Michael J. III rc Cl o gd, Rogee II. Mc Lean, [lichaed H. Maetens, Ferdinand J. Meetens, Michael f. Metz, Kenne th L. ,Tr. Meyee, MiclJael J. Nillhuen, Beian ;. Millee, Randy D. !1i lle r, lIilliam J. Million, Da ni e l L. Hills, Thomas K. r1ooncy, JOl;eph W.

~llllin, Jean II. rullin, lli.chaed J. II Nelson, Clavin M. Olesoll, Randolph A. ott, ,Taffi0S II. Otto, Robeet L. Pace, Randy C. Pais, Jerome A. Paschke, Allen J. Peteeson, Jerey D. Peterson, John II. Peterson, Mitchell F. Phillips, Stephen D. Pitt, Dale II. Powell, ~aymond F~ Quinn, Michael J. Rai, Siri Ram Rau, Bruce W. Ray, Steven L. Reading, Douglas A. Rechtien, Thomas J. Rhodes, A. E. PotJbins, Amy L. Bobuins, Steven II. Rockwell, I.aweellce r.. Roy, Oalliel Clyde Husspll, Caeol A. Sallas, William ~. Saech e t, Dawne E. Schatee, Robert P.

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Castillo. Pedro Baaon Castor, Lawrence i . Chaskar, Vinay Daaodar ChaYanich, Ancbalee Chronistec, Donald J. Chu, Iling-Yub Cieciwa, Gcegory A. Clarke, Paaelia Rose Coffman, Tecry R. Cottrell, Dicky". Couch, G. Robert crane, Russell Jay Cuaaings, Ramona K. Cua.ings, Ted 11. Dablec, Edward ft. Jr. Dalen, l1ark D. Deloach, Chaeles LeoD Doeeing, Frank J. Dowlin '], Paul T. Deed.slf,e, Terry L. DII.nley, James II. Dutton, Roland E. Je. Eal;te p, La weence W. Edelman, Thomas M. Edwaeds, w. Daniel F.gbeet, Robeet 1Elgin, Richaed L. Ell is, Michael E. Englund, John O. . fie Id, T. Ken t

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Century Club Adamick, Henry S. '44 Alberici, Gabriel J. '73 Alford, Rex '40 Andreae, Robert A. '69 Andreae, Vicki /'I. '70 Andreas, Wayne T. '58 Andrews, J. Levis '24 Appleyard, Prank C. '37 Arnold, Robert D. '69 "rras, .Tean M. L. '44 Ashley, Ililford (Moe) '54 Askeldnd, Donald R. Atkinson,Marion L. Jr.'25 Bachmann, Roy O. '74 Bad o llet, Marion S. '21 Baebl e r, Arthur G. '55 Bacrv e ldt, Robert F. '48 Ba i 1 i e , C ec i 1 C. ' 47 Baily, lIalter P.. '49 Bares, Larry Frank '7 6 Bar g er, Hub e rt S. '39 Barnard, Charles R. '20 Barsachs, Edwin H. '50 Bart e l, Donal d S. '64 Bartlin g , Donaln L. ' 63 Bau e r, Richar d H. '5 2 '71 Bauma n , William J. Baumbach, Dale M. '63 Baumga rtner, George R.'56 Baum<Jartner, Rupert P.'28 Baum s tark, Walter A. '40 Bay, Robert D. '49 Beard, Read e M. '36 Behring, Allen G-:. '6f> Bellis; !hurice O. '43 Bennetsen, I/ayne J. '41 Benz, Paul W. '60 Berry, Hugh R. ' 25 Berry, Jerome T. '49 Bertorello, Mic h ael J.' 60 Bestgen, Patricia S. '74 Blair, 'lorman D. '41 Blancke, C. Dudley Jr. '51 Bolon, Lucien M. Jr.' ',)9 Boorky, Morris '39 Borchers, Raymond 'I I. '33 Borgmeyer, Marvin E. '74 Bosse, James P. '70 Bossert, Harry F. '27 Bottcher, Hermanr. F. '41 Boyn, Marvin W. '53 90yd, Robert K. '41 Brackhill, Robert '1. '42 Br ee ze, Francis V. '49 Brewer, lIilliam '32 Brillos, John II. '51 Brodhacker, John W. '44 Br 0 uk, Ra 1 ph H. ' 42 Br 0 wn, Guy J r. ' 40 ' Brown, Phillip L. '72 Brugger, Patrick H. '75 Brllns, Robert F. "47 Buescher, Gene E. '64 Bllettner, Melvin A. '51 Bllrns, Ruble E. '40 Busch, William D. '42 Byrd, Herman C. '50 Cameron, Charles V. '38 Chaney, James B. '48 Chast e n, Dennis L. '70 Chen, Willie Y. ',)0 Chomeau, Henri '23 Chll, Gordon P. K. '64 Clarkson, Charles F. '41 Class of 1938, Close, ~axvell L. '63 Cochra n, Andrew A. '41 Cochran,Russell V. Jr.' 59 Cole, Richard E. '47 Comanich, George W. '51 Coolinge, Donal rl J. '43 Coonce, Ja.es 1'1. Jr. '57 Cornett, Roy C. '38 Cottrell, Ricky H. '76 COllch, G. Robert '41 Crane, Harold R. '53 Crecelius, Donald G.'41 Cei tes, Joseph D. '49 Crllm, E. Jefferson '29 Cllmmings, Ted M. '76 Da 1 p in i, Da v id '49 Dasenbrock, Arthlle A. '51 Davies, Carol A. '73 Davis, Jerey W. '66 Day, Delbert E. '58 DeBolt, Donald G . '49 Deg e nhardt, Dean A. '74 Dennis, William E. '36 Delltl1lan, Earl G. '16 Dickens, Richard L. '51 Di ttmer, Rllssell S. '29 Dobson, Richard J. '34 Dowd, James D. '44 Dowling, Paul T. '40 Downs, Jack S. '49 Drake, lIillial1 L. '29 Draper, Char-les S. '75 14/ MSM,UMR Alumnu,

Dull, lIelvin J. '58 Dunhall, Roy H. '47 Dunn, Ervin E. '51 Dutton, Donnell W. '35 Dutton, Roland E. Jr. '76 Ecoff, Ralph A. Jr-. '68 Edele, Jalles 'S. '73 Ed gar, /'I a x E. ')5 Edwards, ~arjorie Einsel, !Hller D. '62 Ellebracht, , t Clarence A. Jr-. Elliott, Rodger L. '68 Ellis, Eiller '56 Ellis, William R. '39 Ellison, Donald R. '66 Eliison, Ployd A. '48 Eloe, Howar-d English, Thollas O. '29 Enochs, John R. '41 En tvistle, Jalles II. '74 Evans, Donald L. '61 Padler, Eugene - C. '62 Farller-, John O. ')) Parmer, John O. III '63 Par-r-ell, Edvard C. '41 Fer-rell, Jallles O. '40 Fick, Ar-min P. '~1 Field, T. Kent '76 Fields, Lester- E. '48 Fi nch, Ra ymond R. • 43 Finley, Fr-ed W. '41 Finley, Thomas J. Jr. '3Q Flanigan, Virgil J. '60 Fleischman, Robert F. '76 Flesh, David 71. '23 Flood, H. William '43 Ford, Ragan '23 , 22 Porgotson, James M. For-t, Geoege E. '40 Foster, Jack D. '49 Feal1le, Wayne s. '23 , 72 Preema,n, Raymond A. Pris, Edward S. '43 Gammeter, Elmer'26 Gammon, William H. '49 Garilner, John W. II '41 Garrett, James H. Jr.'58 Garrett, L. Wayne 172 Gastineau,Fean'klin D. '63 Gaw, l1artin T. '71 Gerig, Martha M. '69 Gev e cker, Vernon A.C. '31 Gilmore, Jerry L. '60 Giulvezan, Mark S. '7') Gjelsteen, Thor '53 Glassel, Clifford '63 Glover, James '43 Godwin, William '25 Gostin, James D. '44 Geeen, Sidney J. '59 Grimm, C. James '30 Gro s s, Henry E. '28 Gulick, Gar-y M. '69 Gllnd, Russell A. '40 Hackee, Alden G. '41 Haertling, Gen e H. '54 Haffnee, Harold J. '35 Hal e , Edward D. '32 Haley, Comer C. '48 Hanna, ~ober-t L. '4) Hannum, Richard W. '66 Hansen, J. Richard '44 Hansen, Peter G. '53 Ha r m0 n, La r r y G. ' 67 Hauck, William F. '25 ~ead, David II. '74 Bead, Eldon w. '58 He g ler, Burns E. Heim, CarlJ. '25 Reitmann, Albert L. '25 Henderson, Donald E. '59 Hepp, Joseph T. '48 Herman, Theodor e '28 Herrell, F..R. '27 Hill, Albeet L. '28 Hill, E. Cecil '49 Hill, William E. Je. '42 Hodgdon, Sam D. Jr. '28 Hoeman, Arthllr J. '32 Hohlf t'! lder, Eugene F. '51 Holl e y, Rob e rt G. '64 Holt, Michael L. '72 Hoover, Be rt F. '2) Howell, Ricbaed B. '48 How e ll, Stephen H. '74 How e rton, Jo se p h W. '3 8 Huddleston, James A. Jr. ' 66 Isb e ll,Clarence A. Jr.'50 Jackson, Earl E. '51 Jaggi, Dennis Po '70 Jaquay, Richard L. '63 Jenkins, Robert D. '53 Jensen, James W. '41 Johnson, George C. '28 Johnson, Gordon E. '59

, 16 Johnson, Gunnard E. Johnson, Virgil A. '47 Jones, Sam P. '49 Joynt, Kenneth R. '4) Junge, Gr-egory '65 Kampee, Oliver W. '35 Kapernar-os, E. LOlli's '50 Kaebosky, Joseph T. '42 Kassay, Andr-ew W. '32 Kasten ', Raymond O. '43 Kemper, Claude L. '24 Kennedy, Daniel '26 Kent, Herbert E. '51 Kent, Nevada A. III '53 Kent, William D. '43 Kentnor-,Charles B. Je.'24 Keshari, Hossein R. '60 Kessler, Haery H. '24 Kieffer, Alonzo R. 111'59 Kissing, Michael R. '69 Kitchen, Charles L. '26 Klebba, Kenneth T. '60 Kloer-is, Paul W. Je. '42 Kneare., James L. '53 Knight, William E. H. '24 Ko, Kenneth C. '70 Kosten, Harold W. '60 Kovach, John J. '50 Kraller, Ralph H. '66 Kr-aus, Ronald II. '64 Kronst. Edvin F. '52 Kr-ueger, Harold A. '42 KUllmer. Prederick S.'52 LaBouff, Ger-ald J. '53 Lallber-t, Donald B. '69 Lallbeth', Jennings B. '41 LaPiere, Gilber-t H. '47 LaPlante, Allan H. '63 Larkins, Lawrence J. '75 Lasko, Helen D. Leaver, Harvey B. '48 Leber. Walter- P. '40 Lee, Walter '53 LeGrand, Jesse S. " 38 Lehman n. Charles F. -' 51 Leponis, Andrew E. '53 Levis, B. Neil '58 Lindgren, Roy A. '23 Lipensky, !lilan '53 Loveridge. Joel F. '39 Lusk. R. Ralph '27 Lyons, John H. '42 /'Iachin. Edwin G. '22 !'Iachin, lIilliam B. '2B !lackaman. Prank !laechello, Joseph M. , 61 /'Iar-osek, Charles F. , 50 !'Iarshall, Donald II. !lartin, Dan W. '52 Martin, Kent II. '42 /'Iashek, John W. '35 Matlack, Fr-ed P. '25 lIattei, Peter F. '37 lIaune, Harold E. '42 /'IcBride. Hollis E. '26 IIcConnell. lIilliam P.'42 /'Ic Ceacken, Mar-y H. IIcCracken, William E.'65 McCurdy, Belding H. '30 IIcDermott, Arthur R. '50 Hc Donald, Collins H. '35 McGhee, Ver-non T. '42 !lcGeath, James B. '49 HcIntyre, John F. '52 McKee, Jack B. '41 IIcKelvey, James H. '45 /'IcKelvey, Ralph E. '48 McNutt, ?Irs V.H. '67 Mears, A. Dale '61 /'Iendell, Robert. H. '50 /'Ienefee, James H. '36 /'Iichel, Hilbert F. '36 lIichelotti, Joseph E. '52 lIiller, Eilwin L. Jr. '21 !liller. James R. '44 /'liller, Janet B. '74 lIitchell, Robert E. '65 Monsch, Henry D. '29 Hooney. Edward 14. '50 /'looney, Joseph W. '39 Hoor-e, Ronald T. '71 Moran, Ernest '27 Horan, Robert II. '66 !'forgan, J. Derald '65 /'Iorris, Gerald P. '66 Hoy, ~ong S. '52 Huelle r, George E. '39 Mulyca, Walter C. '65 /lun g er, Paul R. '58 /'Iurdock, Kenneth D. " '62 /'Iurphy, James J. '35 /'Iurrd¥, Hugh D. '74 lIyees, Edward C. 'u2 Nelson, Donald R. '66 Nelson, Nicol<t />,. '66 Neustaedter, Jalles A.'43 Neustaedter-, Virgie H.

Nevin, James R. Jr.'42 Nevins, Harvin P. • •Tr.'41 Noell, Nelson H. '61 Nolte, ' William J. '20 North, .John E. (Jack) '71 0' Keefe, Thomas J. '58 Oldham, Douglas G. '69 Oliphant, Edgar, '52 0' Neill, J oh n J. Jr.' 4 0 Osterwald, Heebert R.'30 otto, Conrad G. '~9 Otto, Richard !'I. '49 Ozawa, Jack K. 'ij5 Page, Clifford P. ')1 Paintee, John L. '50 Parr,s, R. Ant.hony '66 Patterson, William E. '53 Paul, James R. '43 Peacock, David 'I. '64 Perry, E.L. Roy '40 Perry, Nor-r-is W. '68 Perry, Fober-t C. '49 Pe rr yman ,George 1. Jr. '47 Peters, Wayne B. '74 Pf e ifer-, Herman J. '36 Pla n je,Theodore J. 1'I . '40 Po h lig , Kenneth D. '64 Poeter,Clayton G. '68 Por-ter-,Jo'el E. '7ij Post, John R. '39 ,Potter, Charl-es J. '29 Pr-ough, Richaed G. '38 Quinn, ~ichael J. '75 Rakaskas, Joseph E. '40 Rasor, John P. '36 Rassinier, Edgar A. 'Q2 Rechtien, Thollas J. '75 Reed, /'Iichael L. '70 Reese. Thomas H. Jr-. '311 Rellington,Char-lesR.Jr-.'49 Reser, Donald E. '56 Reuss, Lloy~ E. '57 Rhoades, Robert P. '32 Rich. Jerr-y L. '74 Rieke. Ver-non W. '110 Riggs, W. Rober-t '32 Robbins. Clay '53 Robbins, Irvin D. '48 Roberts, Gerald A. '28 Roberts, J. Kent '50 Roenfeldt, Har-old R.'50 Roloff, Don V. '51 Rothband, Paul B. '43 Rutledge. lJillia. A.'46 Ru wve~ John II. '36 st Louis Section, Sallrad. Ard,e shir '62 Sar-chet, Bernard B. Schafer. Robert P. '52 Schamel. ~rs lIalter S. Scheur-er, Leroy R. '18 Schillinger, George R.'63 Schlensker. John 1. '55 Schl ueter, steven E. '7) Sch.idt, Harold A. '56 ' Schmoldt. Hans E. '44 Schoeneberg,Kenneth 1I.'4Q Schor-k, John E. '47 Schr-enk, lIalter- T. '58 Schuchar-dt, Robert E•• 51 Schuette, Louis H. '29 Schuler.Leonar-d L.Jr. '49 Schwarz. Arthur S. ')2 sch weick har-dt, William K. '2B , Scott, Jalles J. '50 Scr-ivner, J. Roger '52 Seaman. Robert L. '69 Seipel, John R. Jr. '53 Senne, Joseph H. '51 Sevick, Joseph G. '49 Seydler-, Pr-ank K. '27 Shanes, Charles W. '71 Sharp, Everett W. '40 Shaw, Nancy H. '65 Shour-d, Roy R. '50 Skitek. Gabr-iel G. '43

1 SlIIith, E<lwar<l A. 'll! Smith, Frederick J.'65 Smith, Harlan D. '48 Smith, Hubert R. '48 Smith, James A. '47 Smith, Neil S. '68 Snowden. J. Russell'47 Soper-, William S. '57 SOlllt, John P. '39 ' Spanier, La~r-ence ~.'50 Spotte, Irvin C. '38 Speinger ,Fr-eder-ick 11.'49 Staples, Guy W. " 26 Stephens. James II. '47 stevens, Billy '50 stevenson,Ger-ald L. '59 Stewart ,Leslie D. Jr"..' 66 Strain, Robert A. '50 Str-awhun, Joseph O. '41 Stueck, C.F.P. '43 Swanson, Kenneth A. '59 Swinny, David II. '70 Tanquary,Clifford C.'S7 Tappmeyee, Ronald A.'47 Taylor, Donald D. '73 Taylor, Pred N. 'J9 Tayloe, otis H. '42 Terylor, Ronaln R. '74 Ten Eyck. Warren E. '23 Testerman, Roy t. '60 Thomas, Char-les A. '65 Thomas, George H. '43 Thomas, Harold D. ' 27 Thompson. Bennet R.'26 Thompson, Dudley Tibbs, Har-old E. '50 Tilllin, James B. '50 Toliver-, Jack E. '57 Tomasek, Anton J. '63 Toomey, John B. '49 Tuc,ker. Ar-min J. '40 Under-hill, Norman R.'43 VanBramer,William G.'51 VanEa ton, Charles W. III '48 Vollmar-,Joseph E.Jr-.'76 Walker, Richard H. '48 ialz. Robert L. '52 Wanenmacher ,Joseph M.'23 War-ren, Robert N. '57 Wa tkins, Paul A. '48 Wattenbargee,ChrisH.'41 lIebster ,Royal S. Jr.' 55 Weinel, Eenst A. '44 Weinel, Robert '51 lIeinland, Harold A. '53 Weis, Carl J. 'ij) Weiss, Clar-ence B. '27 Wentz,Charles A. Jr-.'57 Wernee, Edwin J. '49 lIerner-, Roy C. '43 westwatee, Robert S.'44 Wheeler, Ernest S. '22 Wheeler ,Jennie Lenox' 22 Wheelock, Ler-oy K. '52 IIhite,Charles A.III '71 Whitney, /'lack S. '73 wiethop, Russell H. '32 Wilkerson,AugustusB.'23 Wilkes, James R. '54 Willia.s.ArthueJ.Jr.')2 Willia.s. Rex Z. '31 it'llia .son ,Rayburn L.' 5 4 Wilson, Joseph~. '21 Wilson, Tommie C. '64 Wissler, Louis B. '43 Wixson, Bobby G. Wolf, Dorothea Wolf, Robert V. '51 Wor-ley, /'Iorris T. '61 Wyatt,De lIarquis D. '41 Yeater. /'lax 1.. '39 Zei~, !lar-vin C. '51 Zi lI.eellan,Donald G. '50 Zinke, Robert '51 Zoller~ Henry E. '23 Zoller. Victor H. '43

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Paul E. Miller W. L. McMorris III William H. Mount Theodore W. Naylor Gary J. Orella E. Minor Pace Lynda M. Parsons E. R. Phelp§ R. W. Phelps Stanley E. Rand Nallapu N. Reddy Gerald B. Rupert James 1. Scott S. Shaw III Dan P. Shelledy P. G. Sheth John R. Stucker David & Barbara Suinmers Emil 1. Teisa Mr. & Mrs. Charles Trepkowski Mr. & Mrs. Michael Trepkowski R. V. Underwood Mike E. Wagner Thomas H. Weidman Jeffrey D. Welzbacher Robert D. Whitmer Mr. & Mrs. S. V. Wisniewski Forrest A. Younker R. S. Ziegler

T. Robinson Beveridge Memorial Fund The following have made gifts to the T. Robinson Beveridge Memorial Fund in 1978. Arthur Andersen & Co. Foundation Shirley & Bill Andrews Nolan Aughenbaugh Mary Alice & Elwyn Ayars James H. Beveridge, Jr. Mrs. James H. Beveridge Mary Beveridge Ottey M. Bishop Kenneth W. Black & Family Ernst Bolter Constance & Glen Borden Lawrence O. Christensen Gene & Ann Dawson Delbert E. Day Jean & Lang Dayton Mr. & Mrs. Bill Debo Deborah Ann Debo Mrs. Georgia Debo Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Debo Charles & Eleanor DeLoach Michael Deming Department of Geosciences·UMKC Division of Geology & Land Survey, Missouri Department of Natural Resources Marjorie T. Edwards Robert & Caroline Elgin Mrs. Samuel F . Etris Nancy Fairbairn Vern0n A. C. Gevecker Margaret M. Goin

Kerry Grant C. James Grimm Richard Hagni Mr. & Mrs. William C. Hayes, Jr. Carl & Edith Hensley Mr. & Mrs. Edmond H. Hoben Institute of River Studies Mr. & Mrs. Melvin E. Janson Lottie L. Jeffers Charles & Margaret Johnson Ray & Grace Jones Lewis & Louise Judd Dan Kennedy L. F. Koederitz Mr. & Mrs. John W. Koenig Joel & Jean Kramme La Treasure Hut Mrs. Pierson C. Lyon Marguerite Sarah Lytle Nancy & Frank Mackaman Mr. & Mrs. A. C. McCutchen, Carolyn & Johnny Robert & Twilah McFarland Lula Mills Bernard & Ellen Nelson Franklin & Jean Newhall Northeast Missouri State University Mrs. John H. Patton . C. C. & Maxine Paulsmeyer A. J. & Eva Y. Penico Barbara Petrovic

W. B. & Ruth Pryor Ed Rassinier E. M. Ritter Mike Robertson John & Betty Robinson, Jr. Rolla Community Teachers Assn. Association Rolla High School Faculty & Staff Roger & Jacqueline Ross Gerald B. Rupert Mamie & Jimmy Rydeen Dr. & Mrs. Harry J. Sauer, Jr. & Elizabeth Eleanor L Schlechter Norbert & Donna Schmidt Olive & 1. J. Shannahan Mrs. C. F. Shepard A. C. Spreng Alvin C. Steinbach Mr. & Mrs. John S. Trapp A. G. Unklesbay Mr.& Mrs. M. S. VanGundy E. Joy VanNostrand John Viessman Jack & Jenny Wells Heyward M. Wharton Laura Whitson Mr: & Mrs. 1. Hadley Williams Mr. & Mrs. R. V. Wolf Dr. & Mrs. Robert Young, Chris & Robb

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NOTICE Mail returned because of incorrect addresses now costs the Alumni Association 25' per piece. Please notify the Alumni Office, Harris Hall, University of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, MO 6540 I as soon as you have an address change. All changes are made on the day of receipt. The computerized record system allows the alumni office to maintain alumni lists for various campus organizations, so a change in your basic record will probably accomplish the change for your fraternity , honorary or special interest organization. Thank You

Lifetime Memberships When the Alumni Association was young, life memberships were solicited to finance the organization. The following alumni hold paid· up life memberships: Bowers, Carlos Gehert '24 Brown, John Stafford' 17 Crawford, E. A. '29 DeCousser, Kurt Herman '22 DeValve, Albert Steihler '43 Forgotson, James Morris '22 Frame, Wayne Shannon '23 Gibson, Doddridge Graham '23 Grimm, C. James '30 Halasey, Francis Richard '22 Kemper, Claude Lester '24

Miller, John Charles '16 Neal, Kenneth Robeson '30 Potter, Charles Jackson '29 Reilly, John Henderson Gay '17 Smith, Hueston Merriam '38 Swift, Roy Erwin '34 Wanenmacher, Joseph M. '23 Wheeler, Ernest Sterling '22 Wheeler, Jennie Lenox '22 Each has a permanent place on the honor roll of donors. Thank you all.

Non-Alumni and Memorial Gifts Askeland, Donald R. Aughenbaugh, Noland B. Brewer, John M. Britton, Robert Buser, Mrs. Henry C. Carson, Joseph O. Jr. Class of 1938 Daane, Adrian H. Davidson, Denyse Edwards, Marjorie Eloe, Howard Giacoma, Mrs. Fred A in memory of Fred Giacoma, Jr., '51 Grice, Harvey H. Grigsby, Mrs. Leora in memory of Harry G. Grigsby, '48 Hale, Barbara N. Hale, Edward B. Hall, Fannie M. in memory of Clyde W. Hall, '14 Hegler, Burns E. Johnson, George C. Jr. Johnson, Paul S. Key, Billy Lasko, Helen D.in memory of Edward]> . .Lasko, '50 Legsdin, Mrs. Marga M. r . Letts, Mrs. Marion K. in memory of 1. O. Letts, '29 Mackaman, Frank Marchello, Joseph M. McCracken, Mary H. Millar, Leola F. Netzeband, Mrs. William F. in memory of W. F. Netzeband, '21 Neustaedter, Virgie H. in memory of Harold A. Neustaedter, '16 Nuell, Estelle in memory of Barney Nuell, '21 Oakley, David L. Pendergrass, Raymond L. Pugh, Louise Roberts, Audrey in memory of Frank W. Owens, '51 St. Louis Section Sarchet, Bernard R. Schamel, Mrs. Walter S. in memory of Walter S. Schamel, Jr., '34 / Slover, Mrs. Edwin A. in memory of Edwin A. Slover, '20 Stebbins, Mrs. W. R. Stokes, Hazel Straumanis, Mrs. Martin E. Thompson, Dudley Tracey, James H. Troxell, Mrs. William F. in memory of Robert V. Jones, '38 Tucker, Mrs. Louise S. Walker, Mrs. Arthu r W. in memory of A. W. Walker, '24 Wixson, Bobby G . Wolf, Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. in memory of Glen Burton Wolf, Dorothea

IN MEMORY OF. S.H. LLOYD III Mrs. E. W. Carlton Hugh & Dorothy Crumpler Mrs. Hugh D. Crumpler W. P. & Margaret Eyberg Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Gerig; Jr. Burns & Kay Hegler Mr. & Mrs. William S. Jenks, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Null Elizabeth L. Pence Mr. & Mrs. H . D. Thomas

DONORS TO THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT Shirley & Dick Bauer

DONORS TO THE BAND E. Jefferson Crum Fred M. Springer MSM·UMR Alumnus/ 15

Athletic Department Donors J. Lewis Andrews Richard H. Bauer John H. Bender William D. Busch Jerrold I. Chervitz Charles L. Clayton Herbert F. Crecelius Donald L. Dean Gordon L. Erickson Jack E. Fleischli Harold H. Fukubayashi Shiu Yin Fung ' John H. Fuqua James Hardy Garrett Clifford L. Glassel

Alex G rosberg Kenneth Jinkerson Charles W. Johnson Robert D. Jost Richard A. Kahl Charles L. Kitchen Harold A. Krueger Gerald J. LaBouff Carl W. Li\ tner W. Wan-Cheng Liu O. I. Lumaghi Roy J. Mattes Henry D. Monsch Hong S. Moy M. E. Nevins R. H. Okenfuss

Larry J. Oliver Allen Paschke Lloyd C. Prickett John H. Roam Frank B. Rogers John J. Sakonyi L. R. Scheurer W. T. Schrenk James R Schroer D. C. Shay Fred M. Springer James W. Stephens Armin J. Tucker James A. Unnerstall Donald R. Wolf

Necrology These members have been reported as deceased to the Alumni office from December 16, 1977 through December 31 , 1978. Anderson, Hector G., '09 Bailey, Conrad James, '60 Ballman, Edward Albert Jr., '66 Barrett,Edward Phillip, '09 Bertram, Richard Allen , '32 Beveridge, Thomas Robinson, '42 Billard, James William, '48 Brackett, Richard Conant, '43 Bruening, George Henry, '36 Bruzewski, Robert Francis, '47 Bunge, Fred Henry, '46 Burford, Carroll Preston; '21 Burkhart, Edgar Carl Moritz, ' 18 Clark, John William Jr. , '5 1 Cody, Benjamin Horace, ' II Doisy, Richard Joseph, '46 Fink, Clyde H. , '52 Ford, Harold Percy, ' 12 Gibbons, Kelly E. Goff, Ira Nathan, '26 Gross, Howard Halcomb, '28 Haddock, Howard Bridell, '35 Healey, Michael Vincent, '23 Hibbits, Lowell Atwood , '33 Hoey , William T., '23 Huffman , Daniel Elijah Jr. , '22 Hunt, Oliver Parks, '32 Kilpatrick , Harold Robert, '28 Kuhlmann, Henry William Jr. , '38 Lamers, Clarence William, '33 Lloyd Samuel Harry III. '47

Long, A. E. (Albert), '22 Long, Charles A., '57 Lynton , Edwarq, Dale, '12 McBrian, Ray , '24 Mitchell, George Alan, '54 Mitchell, Richard Kenworthy , '47 Moore, Barbour Hamilton, '2 3 Nagel, Lawrence John , '50 Nelson, Donald Eugene, '50 Neustaedter, Harold Arthur, ' 16 Nicks, Dale Keith, '65 Pigott, Phillip Gordon, '51 Powell, Jeptha Thomas, '29 Ride n, Marty, '49 Rixleben , Bruno, '23 Schamburg, Wilbert E. , '48 Schramm, Herbert Oscar, '25 Scruby, Horace Dwight, '22 Seifert, Harold Wesley, '65 Sheppard, Joe D., '44 Stevens, John Vivian, '06 Stewart, Robert Marion, 'j9 Stuesse, James F., '5 7 Terrell, J. 8. , '32 Topper, Robert Leonard, '4 1 Uthoff, Frederick William, '20 Wetner, Walter August, '23 Williamson, Joe Jr., '29 Wilson , Curtis L. , '6 3 Zaiser, Frederick 1. Jr., '73

The UMR Studen t Chapter of the Society of Mining Engineers is offering for sa le to alumn i our belt buckle pictured abovc. Proceeds from the buckle sales will enable SME to participate in a variety of acti vi ties including field trips, honor ba nquets, specia l projects & our bi-annua l ou ting. We want to thank all of our patrons for their generosity. Orders and checks for five dollars made payable to the Society of Mining Engineers should bemailedtoRandyTomic. 125MiningBldg.-UMR.Rolla.MO 6540 I. Please ship _ _ _ buck les at $5 .00' each. Enclo ed find a check for $, _ __ Name Address _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ___ ______

University of Missouri-Rolla Chancellor Joseph M. Marchello (left) says "thank you" and discusses the use of a $10,000 grant received by UMR from Westinghouse Electric Corporation's Education Foundation with representatives from the company. They are: (second from left to right) J. S. Wyble, L. G. Howard and David H. Griffin. Wyble is vice president, Southwestern Region, Dallas, Texas. Howard is sales engineer, power systems, and Griffin is manager, administration and communications, power systems, in Westinghouse's St. Louis office. The grant is the first payment of a three-year commitment of $30,000 by the Westinghouse Education Foundation. The money will be divided between UMR's electrical engineering power program and the minority engineering program.

Class of J943 Gift Joseph T. Adams . William R. Anderson Waldemar M. Dressel H. W. Flood Edward S. Fris Raymond O. Kasten Edward T. Kendall, Jr.

W. D. Kent Matthew 1. Kerper O. L. Meyer James A. Neustaedter Ira L. Perkins Lloyd C. Schumann Victor H_ Zoller

Matching Corporate Gifts Over 756 companies have matching gift programs designed to encourage employees to support higher education. Gifts to the MSM-UMR Alumni Association and University of Missouri-Rolla normally qualify for matching. Some employers now matchÂˇ alumni gifts with two and even three dollars for each dollar from the individual. In 1978, matching gifts accounted for $15,877 .15 of our gift income. f nge rsoll-Ran d ITT Bla c kburn Jos E Seag r,a m-T X Pacif i c Oi l Ke nn ecot t Ke rr-t'lcGee Lay n e we st e rn Co Marathon oÂˇi l Co Macdtholl-Fronti er Re so ur ces Marley Co Mon sa n to Monsanto-Fishe~ Control s Na leo CLe m Co NCR Co -flata Pathir.y Tlle NL ln d us tr i es Northern Natr Gas Occidental P~tr Cor p -~oo kc r Oli n Corp Owo ns-Co rnin g fib e rgla s Owens- Illi noi s Parker-Hannifin Corp Pfizer Tnc Philip Morris-Millpr Dr e winq Co mb~ stio n E n gine~ring Combustion En g ineerin g-Lummus Phili p :1o rri s , USA PPG Inclustr i es co ntin ental Gro ~ p Inc PPG In dustries - Ho~ston Ch e rn Cooper Indust - Coo pe r Ene r g y Ra l sto n Purina Corni n g Glas s Rochester & PittsL~rq h Co al CPC Int e rnational Roc kw el l IntI Digital Equip Cor p Roc lew e l l rntl-iltomic~ lilt Di v Do w Chern Co Ro hm & Haas Co Dow Coru i ng SCM Corp - Gli dde n- Durk e e Dresser Industri es S h e ll oil D~ke Pow e r Co Sherwin-Williams ES D Inc 50 hio- Old Ben Coal Ethyl co rp St Joe Minerals Corp Exxon Su ll a ir Cor p Factory Mutual S~ n Co . Fi ll or Co r p Sun Energy Dev Corp FMC Corn S ybron Co rp-P faud l er Ford Ae rOSpftc e & Cor m co rp Syntex Labs Pord Molar Co Teledyn ~ Ge tty oil Co Tru nk line Gas Co GTE -A~ t o matic ~l ec tric TX East e rn Trans Corp GlIlf & ~estern En g r Co U S Gypsum r;ulf & ,Iestern - NJ Zinc U S Gyps um-A P Green Refcac Hal lib urto n- BLo wn f Root Union Electric Ha rtf or ,l S t ea'll Boiler IJ,Sp Vertac T nc He wl e tt-Pac kan.l Watwood & Heavener,Inc I BM Whir lpool Corp IL Tool Works

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Administrative Reorganization lor UMR UMR Chancellor Joseph M. MarÂˇ chello announced his administrative reorganization for UMR on January 16. The major objectives of the reorganization are two-fold: to provide better ser. vice to both faculty and students; and to provide an organization that is better able to deal with the challenges and the opportunities in higher education during the coming decade. The plan reduces the campus administrative units from ten to six in the following fashion: NEW I. Office of the Chancellor 2. Office of the Provost 3. Administrative Services 4. School of Mines and Metallurgy 5. School of Engineering 6. College of Arts and Sciences CURRENT I. Office of the Chancellor 2. External Affairs 3. Provost and Dean of Faculties 4. Graduate School 5_ Extension and Continuing Education 6_ Student Affairs 7. Business Office 8. School of Mines and Metallurgy 9. School of Engineering 10. College of Arts and Sciences Changes from this administrative streamlining include: Responsibility for the operation of continuing education, extension and public service will the shifted to the academic units with the Provost's office providing coordination . The Provost's office will also have the coordination responsibility for the graduate school although the major responsibilities are transferred back to the academic departments, schools and college.

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UMR Introduces Bookstore Manager Walter 0 _ Klingenberg, director of the Harper College Bookstore at William Rainey Harper College, Palatine, III., has been named the first manager of the University of MissouriRolla's new bookstore, effective March I. The announcement was made by Jess Zink, director of auxiliary enterprises at UMR. The new bookstore will be housed in the northwest corner of the University Center West. Renovation of the area has been underway since the end of the fall semester. The facility is scheduled to open for a trial period in June, and full operation will begin at the start of the 1979-80 academic year in August. Klingenberg, 41 , received a B.S. degree in mathematics in 1960 from Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. He worked in that University's bookstore for some 13 years, advancing from clerk to assistant manager. In 1967 he moved to his present position where he supervises a staff of II perma nent , 15 Student and 22 temporary and/or seasonal employees. Klingerberg is a member of the National Association of College Stores and served as president of the Illinois Association of College Stores in 1973-74. He is married , and he and his wife, Marilyn, have three childrenKat~y, 19: Dan , 15: Vick y, 6.

Several campus-wide and external activities are integrated into the chancellor's office. These include affirmative action, alumni-development, institutional analysis and planning, and university relations . Most student affairs functions will be delegated to the provost's office. The business office will be changed to Administrative Services with some internal restructuring. The Provost's office will administer student recruitment with the involvement of alumni-development, university relations, and summer programs. Personnel reassignments include: Frank Mackaman, director of Alumni Activities becomes director, AlumniDevelopment as well as executive vicepresident of the Alumni Association; Dr. Theodore Planje will continue as dean of School of Mines and Metallurgy, and will also serve q~arter-

time as assistant to. the chancellor for research; Joseph Wollard's title has been changed from business officer to executive director of Administrative Services; Dudley Cress, director of the Office of Public Information becomes director of University Relations, which includes public information , pUblications, public broadcasting and public events; Dr. Edwin Lorey continues as dean of Extension and Continuing Education and will serve quarter-time in the School of Mines and Metallurgy; Dr. Robert McFarland, dean of the Graduate School will serve as director of Institutional Analysis and Planning and quarter time teaching and research; Paul Ponder, dean of Student Affairs has been reassigned to serve as registrar; Neil Smith , director of Institutional Studies will be director of Business Services; Catherine Jenks, instructor of psychology, will become assistant to the Chancellor for Affirmative Action and Public Functions; Professor Bernard

Sarchet, director of External Affairs and chairman of Engineering Management will serve fUll-time as chairman of Engineering Management. These changes create vacancies in the dean of the graduate school and dean of students postions. The chancellor announced that he will begin immediately with procedures to fill these vacancies. Dr. Marchello announced his plans to make some changes in the administrative structure of UMR last October. For the past few months he has received advice from individual faculty and administrators, from the Academic Council, students, alumni a_nd other groups. Most of the changes are effective immediately, although some will be phased in over the next few months. In addition, changes in academic units, advisory councils or committees or other units may be later. In any case, reorganization is expected to be completed by the fall '79 semester.

Remington Appointed to CO-OP Post Charles R. Remington, professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Missouri-Rolla, has been appointed associate director of UMR ' s Cooperative Program effective Jan. I. The Co-op Program gives students the opportunity to earn money and gain experience by alternating periods of study with periods of work in industry. Dr. Jim C. Pogue, provost, says that in his new position Professor Remington will work with Professor G. E_ Vaughn, director of the program and will continue teaching on a quarter-time basis. quarter-time basis. Professor Remington joined the UMR faculty as an instructor in mechanical engineering in September, 1950, and was promoted to full professor in 1961 . He has directed 12 summer science training programs for high school students and has been involved in the freshman preregistration and orientation programs for many years. He is the primary freshman adviser in the mechanical and aerospace engineering department. He is a registered professional engineer and a member of a number of professional and honorary societies. "Professor Remington's rapport with students, his direct experience with co-op students in mechanical engineering, and his close ties with industry make him uniquely qualified for this position," Dr. Pogue says.

Almost 350 students are enrolled in the program with about 165 industries, including 50 in the St. Louis area. A student may begin the cooperative work program after his freshman year at UMR , and, with proper financial management may finance the remainder of his education, according to Dr. Pogue. 'This program is increasingly popular

with both industry and students," Dr. Pogue reports. "There are always more positions available than there are students to fill them. However, with inflation and the increasing cost of higher education, the program, which provides work experience plus funds, is very attract ive to students. Most co-op students take about an extra year to earn their degrees."

Tucker Retires Alter 30 Years at UMR Thirty years ago last October 27 , Shirley Tucker's first job at the University of Missouri-Rolla was to help construct the brick fire wall in a so-called temporary building-today it's the O.P.1. " I was told there might be three week's work for me," Tucker reminisces. Tucker's original three weeks stretched into months and years, and he retired as superintendent of maintenance and custodial services in December, 1978. And , according to Bob Marlow, '58 , director of the physical plant, he will be sorely missed. "Probably the most outstanding characteristic about Shirley Tucker," Marlow says, "is his desi re to know everything about an y machine,

system, or piece of equipment he is responsible for. He reads, studies, experiments, and talks with others about these things until he thoroughl y understands them. He's probably earned enough knowledge on his own for several degrees." An extremely modest man, Tucker doesn't say much about his work except that he has fo und it very interesting. "The best thing about it is that there is somet hing new every day," he says. Asked if he had any comments about dea ling with people (he had the general supervision of about 100 employees and knows most of them) he said that, as a whole, he doesn't have many problems.

"I don't know if I tolerate them or they tolerate me. We generally manage to get along." Mutual respect probably has a great deal to do with it. Tucker and his wife, Ethel, live at 1005 W. 14th St. in Rolla-just a few blocks from both the main campus and the General Services Building. Beyond a little work around the house and a bit of travel, his only retirement plans are to spend more time wi th his family and grandchildren. He figures he will still be fairly active as a consultant on maintenance matters. "I may even be back on campus for a little bit the day after I retire," he smiles. He was. MSM-UMR Alumnus / 17

My Alma Mafer* by Joseph M. Wilson, '21 When I got ready to go to college, the most important consideration was the expense. My brother, Malcom E. Wilson, was working for "Chief ' H.A. Buehler at the Missouri State Geological Survey in Rolla. He and his wife, Louise, volunteered to let me live with them if I wanted to go to the School of Mines so the choice was made for me. It was the best choice I could' have made if I had had every college in the country to choose from . The big Union Station in St. Louis was a little frightening for a green country boy from Iowa but Malcom met me there and put me on a Frisco train to Rolla where Louise met me_ After that everything was exciting. Tbis was in September, 1917, when the total enrollment of the school was 299 students.

JUSEPH M. WILSON, '21 When the United States declared war on Germany in 1917 , a Students' Army Training Corps was established at Rolla for the purpose of selecting and training officer material. I was inducted into the service on October 14 and discharged on December 14, 1918, after serving only two months. During this period the members of the corps lived in Mechanical Hall on the campus and took meals in Jackling Gym, but otherwise classes proceeded as usual. Lieutenant James T. Shuttleworth was in command of the S.A.T.c. and our training consisted of executing squads right and left and bayonet drill with unwieldy rifles for which we had no ammunition or bayonets. After the war things reverted to normal fast. I had joined Sigma Nu Fraternity during my first year at Rolla and it was a wonderful association . However, many of my close friends were not Sigma Nus or members of any fraternity , like Earl Guy , Bill Netzeband and Bill Nolte.

I didn't get to the campus of the School of Mines until the fall of 1917 so my knowledge of the fabulous 1914 football team is based on resea rch and word of mouth-some fact and some rumor. Professor L. E. Garrett was Acting Director of M.S.M. (1913 -15) and his hopes were for a winning football team to "put Rolla on the map." One of the coaches employed by the school had been around and he had a couple of players who followed him . They were said to quietly register as students in the fall and then drop out after the season was-over. The tallest man on the 1914 team was the center, Joe Wilson , whose father was chief of police in St. Louis. Whenever we were spoken of at the time, he was "Big Joe" and I was "Little Joe." At psychological opportunities during the game "Big Joe" would pull out a large plug of Horse Shoe chewing tobacco and take a big bite of it, thus conveying the feeling that it might be dangerous to get too close to him. The 1914 team nearly set a national record when it ran up a total of 540 points to their opponents zero for the season. They played among others the University of Missouri at Columbia; the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville; and Washington University. This im- . pressive record was not allowed to stand as official by the athletic authorities of the day because the team sneaked off and played a post season game which they won. However, the game had been forbidden by the faculty for reasons not quite clear. The players were suspended from school but were soon rei,nstated. There is nothing more specific to be said about Âˇ this football team but the inference is that the team was disqualified from national competition because of ringers or professionals playing on it. But what a team! Two Professors: Dake and Dean Dr. Charles Lawrence Dake was head of the Geology Department of M-S.M. during the golden era of oil discovery in the Southwest when surface geology was so important. He spent his summers doing consulting field work in Oklahoma and Kansas, thus augmenting his modest salary. Once on a field trip near Rolla with the senior geology class, he found a rare turitella fossil shel.1 called Archimedes and, holding it up for the class to see, he excitedly shouted, "Archimedes! Ar- ' ' l1edes!" and was thereafter affectionately referred to by his students as "Archimedes" Dake. He taught us how to map surface structure with plane table and Alidade,

a very effective oil discovery technique, and the leading one until the advent of the reflection seismograph about 1930. But Dr. Dake developed another technique for locating oil, and co-authored a book about it called Interpretation of Topographic and Geologic Maps with Special Reference to Determination of Structure, published in 1925. Oil producing structures do sometimes express themselves on the surfac_e as topographic features. An example is the spectacular ridge that runs in a northsouth direction in Ward and Winkler counties, Texas and Lea County, New Mexico. This ridge has yielded continuous oil production on it for about 100 miles_ , A knowledge of topographic expression was most valuable to a geologist during the 1920's for a quick appraisal of a prospect. This knowledge (to be able to read the topography), as taught by Dr. Dake, was the most valuable single piece of working technique I learned at Rolla.

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solved" in Latin but some students who had flunked the course claimed it meant "Queer Epileptic Dean." In some co( respondence I had with Professor Dean, I once added at the conclusion of my letter the smart aleck sentence "Is the integrater still grating?" His reply was prompt and brief. It said, "You have misspelled the work integrator." Some Vivid Personal Reflections The St. Pat's parade, dance and general celebration in March in honor of St. Patrick, patron saint of all engineers ("for he surveyed the Golden Gate and made the path to Hell so straight") was always the big event of the year at the School of Mines. The fraternities and clubs had chaperoned House Parties when the boys moved out and turned their rooms over to their girls from out of town _ Homer Hollingshead of Hannibal, MO, and I were best friends all through school and during our senior year in 1921 we roomed together in the Sigma Nu House. At our last St. Pat's celebration we both became involved with the same girl and after that scarcely spoke to one another. She married someone else_

After graduation in 1921, Bill Netzeband and I got jobs on the lllinois State Geological Survey at Urbana in coal mining work. There were six principal coal seams in southern Illinois and our job in a party of three (the third member was from the University of Chicago) was to go underground in various mines in the southern part of the state and cut samples of the coal seam to send to the headquarters at Urbana for B.T.U. heating evaluation. We worked in fifty mines that summer and had some pretty bad scares. The worst one was in a mine nea r Harrisburg in eastern lllinois where the coal mines are all pretty gassy. On entering a room in the mine to cut some samples, there was a sudden whoosh as gas, which had accumulated at the top of the room , caught fire from Bill Netzeband's carbide cap lamp. We all fell to the floor and covered our faces fo r it got prett y hot. I took a look up and sa w long stringers of blue flames writhing around like a bunch of snakes at the ceiling. But fortunately for us, they burned out. None of us were hurt but , needless to say, we had an awful scare. Continued on page 19

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At UMR F rank began as field representative, became director of alumni act ivities and executive vice president of the Association, and early this year was named director of the alumnidevelopment office in addition to his executive vice president title . (See reorganization story elsewhere in this issue .) In his remarks of response at the awards banquet in Sioux Falls, Frank said , "I am extremely pleased to receive this award from my professional colleagues. If I have had a ny success in my

Nominating Committee Solicits Suggestions

FRANK MACKAMAN Frank Mackaman is a na tive of Des Moines, Iowa. He enrolled at Drake University in Des Moines, but his education was interrupted by a hitch in the Navy during World War II. He received his A. B. degree from Drake in 1947 and spent the next several years on the road for Procter and Gamble. In 1960 he became director of alumni activities at his alma mater, and in 1968 he and Nancy moved the family south when Francis "Ike" Edwards persuaded him to join the MSM-UMR Alumni Association.

endeavors, it is due to the efforts of the volunteers who are active in the support programs of the University and the Association. I would be remiss if I did not recognize the further support of a . non-volunteer, my wife of 31 years, Nancy." It has been a big year. But, knowing Nancy and Frank, it is just the beginning of another year of hard work and accomplishments, a lot of travel, and friendly reminders to alumni and associates of the programs, goals and students at UMR.

Bob Klorer, '44, requests suggestions of nominees be forwarded to the alumni office. A list of current officers and directors is carried on the back . Positions with a 1979 expiration date will require action. You are reminded that area directors must live in the area they represent and that officers must have served as directors for at least two years prior to nomination . All candidates for of-

ficer of director must have been contributors to the Alumni Association for at least two years immediately prior to nomination and must have an earned degree from MSMfUMR. Mailing address is: MSM-UMR Alumni Association 109 Harris Hall University of Missouri-Rolla Rolla, M065401

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Dear Alumnae and Alumni: Elsewhere in the ALUMNUS is a report of the campus reorganization plan announced recently by Chancellor Joseph Marchello. Local release of the story prompted some questions about my status in the new organization, and on the off-chance someone reading this has those same questions, a word of exp lanation may be in order . For some years now I have carried two titles, one conferred by the Board of the MSM-UMR Alumni Association and the other my official UMR title. In recent years my relationship to the Association has been reflected in the Executive Vice President designation., and to UMR, Director of Alumni Activ iti e s . When the Chancellor discussed with me his plans for the areas with which I am most familiar, alumni and de ve lopment, and tested my willingness to assume some additional respons ibilities, we rapidly reached agreement on a point which was essential to the decision I subs equentl y made. In the new organization my first assignment continues as Executive Vice President of the Association. My additional assignment, Director, Alumni-Development, will g ive me the opportunity to extend the relationships I have had with alumn i to other indiv iduals and groups interested in the University. I am pleased the Chancellor has given me this opportunity and that the Associat ion officers have endo rs ed my acc ep tance. Na ncy and I view th e future with confidence--confidence based in the wonderfu l cooperation and friendship we have shared with so many of you ove r thes e past ien years. We c an ask for nothing better than more of the same, for surely that will allow successes i n the future.

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Edward A. Smith, '24, of Tulsa, OK, has donated a $250,000 trust to the UMR engineering management program for support of teaching & research, to assist student financial aid and as a contribution for a new building. Chancellor Joseph M. Marchello announced the gift at the UM Board of Curators meeting on January 19. The perpetual charitable trust is entitled the UMR Engirieering Management Trust and is established at the Fourth National Bank of Tulsa. It will be funded over three years. Of the total, $150,000 is dedicated to capital construction,'with UMR seeking additional private and state support to fund a $1.5 million engineering management building. "We are extremely grateful to Ed Smith for his generosity and support through this gift," Chancellor Marchello said. "Ed has been faithfully supporting his alma mater for years, and this represents but one more example of his strong faith in this nation, its educational and free enterprise systems." Professor Bernard R. Sarchet, engineering management chairman, explains, "Ed Smith's gift will be a major factor in the continued growth of the engineering management department. The faculty and future students will be grateful beneficiaries of his vision and generosity." Smith, 83 , is chairman of the board of the Service Drilling Co. , of Tulsa and owner of EASCO, an oil producing

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UMR Receives NSF Grant For .Ozark Region Study The National Science Foundation (NSF) is supporting a study, in the amount of $44,585, entitled "Continuing Education Needs for Engineers/ Scientists in the Three State Ozark Region." The study will be made by three land grant institutions in . the area-the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville; University of MissouriRolla, and Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. Dr. John Amos, director of 路 the Center for Applied Engineering Management at UMR will serve as principal investigator for the project. Codirectors are: Frank E. Burk, assistant professor of industrial engineering, University of Arkansas; Dr. Dan Babcock; professor of engineering management, UMR; Dr. James E. Shamblin, director of the Center for Local Government Technology and Charles Maule, also of the center, at Oklahoma State University. Each of the co-directors will call upon other faculty in his institution and a team of graduate students to assist in implementation of the program. "During the past century, an increasingly industrialized economy in the country has drawn population from the rural areas to manufacturing areas centered around large cities," Dr. Amos says. "This has been particularly true in the Ozark Region, an area not well suited to modern agricultural advancements. "In the past decade or two, however, the trend has started to reverse. With modern transportation and communica-

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tions, industry is finding it advantageous to move out of the large industrial areaS into regions offering less expensive job markets and the aesthetic advantages found in smaller urban communities. "Industry depends on key technical personnel, " he continues, "such as plant and production engineers, quality control engineers, and/or research and development scientists. Some operations, such as mining and utilities, require a considerable number of technical personnel. Because technical knowledge changes so rapidly, these people who have moved to the more rural regions have a real problem in updating their training or knowledge, maintaining their professional competency and learn ing new skills." The three land grant universities in the Ozark Region have the capacity to help these industries with the problem. The NSF study is designed to identify specific areas of need, and investigate the most practical methods available to provide means of fulfilling ihe needs for this particular segment of personnel. Faculty and students from all three institutions will decide what specific information is needed. Then, through individual contact with a scientifically chosen sampling of the industries involved in each state, they will define the needs the propose methods of solving the continuing education problems. Once the study is completed, each institution-separately or together-will make plans to implement the results.

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Past President Honored Paul T. Dowling, '40, past president of the MSM-UMR Alumni Association and chairman and chief executive officer of Nooter Corporation has been honored with the Hermann E. Spoehrer Award for his "dedicated service and untiring efforts in securing and influencing financial assistance for Junior Achievement which have contributed immeasurably to its growth and strength." He received the award from G. Duncan Bauman, president of Junior Achievement of Mississippi Valley at a fund kickoff breakfast January 15. Paul has been a member of the Junior Achievement board of Directors since 1976.

4,648 Enrolled at UMR For 1979 Spring Semester A total of 4,648 students have enrolled at the University of Missouri-Rolla at the close of regular registration Tuesday, Jan. 9. This is an unofficial total since late registration is still under way. The 4,648 total compares to an enrollment of 4,302 at the close of regular registration last year, a gain of 346 students. According路 to Robert B. ~wis, director of admissions, weather conditions af-

fected enrollment, to some extent, both years. Not included in the count are students at the UMR Graduate Engineering Center in St. Louis, those enrolled in out-state credit courses and those students in the cooperative training program who are now in their work semester. Spring semester classes began Thursday, Jan. II.

Inserted in this tabloid issue of the 'MSM ALUMNUS is a gift-card-envelope for you to use to forward your gift to the 1979 Annual Alumni Fund. Please include all information requested, as the 1979 card will be one of the source documents for the 1980 ALUMNI DIRECTORY

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PHI KAPPA PHI The UMR chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, national honor-society. initiated a total of 25 new members at its annual fall initiati'on banquet in November. Phi Kappa Phi was founded in 1897 as the first honor society to recognize superior scholarship in all fields of study. Its members are selected on the basis of scholarship and character, regardless of academic discipline. Only those in the top ten percent of their class are eligible for membership. Regular initiates are juniors, seniors and graduate students. New members are: Richard John Lesser, Ballwin, MO, a graduate student in engineering management; Richard W. Griner, Belton, a junior in chemical engineering; Kirk R. Hastain, Bolivar, a graduate student in civil engineering; Douglas N. Monnig, Ferguson, a junior in engineering management; Randall Joseph White, Festus, a senior ' in chemistry; Michael Carpenter, Florissant, a junior in electrical engineering; Patricia R. Stout, Ft; Leonard Wood, a senior in history; Mark Dwain Carter, Gallatin, a senior in nuclear engineering; Mark F. Timmerman, Jefferson City, a senior in computer science; Deborah J. Carleton, Kansas City, a senior in mathematics; Dennis R. Webb, Manchester, a senior in electrical engineering; Cynthia L. Diedrich, Overland, a junior in geological engineering; Juan C. Marquez, Rolla, a senior in civil engineering; Diane S. Nau, Rolla, a junior in Englisl1; Michael Van Biedemann, St. Louis, a junior in electrical engineering; Richard C. Proehl, St. Louis, a junior in chemical engineering; Raymond D. Quimby, St. Louis, a senior in electrical engineering; Mark A. Kincy, Sikeston, a senior in mechanical engineering; Steve Westerhouse, Springfield, a junior in electrical engineering; Barbara Sue Feeney, Sullivan, MO, a junior in psychology; David Michael Davis, . Leavenworth, KS, a graduate student in civil engineering; Bruce S. Bales, New/ London, NC, a senior in mechanical engineering; Michael D. Stump, Dayton, OH, a graduate student in engineering management; Timothy K. Ellison, Tulsa, OK, a senior in chemical engineering; and Karen S. Avery, Fairfax , VA, a senior in computer science.

CHI EPSILON Sixteen student members and one chapter honor member were recently initiated by the UMR chapter of Chi Epsilon, national civil engineering honor fraternity. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, practicality and sociability. Maj. Gen. Wesley E. Peel, commanding general of the U.S. Army Training Center Engineer and Ft. Leonard Wood, was made chapter honor member, the highest honor awarded by a chapter. A 1958 MSM graduate, Peel was originally initiated by the MSM chapter as an undergraduate. Student initiates were: David ILewis, Farmington, MO, who receive the outstanding civil enginee~ing senior award; Kirk R. Hastain, Bolivar; Keith Horton, Bridgeton; Kent Henson,

Cape Girardeau; Michael R. Schaefer, Florissant; Mark Krahenbuhl and Brian Snyder, Independence; James Westerman , Jefferson Cit y; Kathy Phillips, Joplin ; Kevin Eisenbeis a nd Jerry W. Shirley, Kansas Cit y; Edward Englehart, Mehlville; Rick Louiselle, Springfield; Gregory Mertz, St. Charles, MO; Michael McEvilly, Newburg, NY; and George H. Miller. Rock Springs, WY . PI TAU SIGMA Initiation of 27 members has been announced by the UMR student chapter of Pi Tau Sigma, national .mechanical engineering honor society. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship. New members are: Anita J. Benschop, Charles Linck and Brian Carlson,

Alumni-Student-Faculty Conference The annual Alumni-Student-Faculty conference will be held on the UMR campus Thursday and Friday, April 26th and 27th. This conference allows students, faculty, and alumni to meet together in a congenial setting to discuss various problems. The A-S-F conference, first held in 1972, is a learning experience for all concerned. The program features alumni who ' have returned to UMR at departmental invitation to share their knowledge. These alumni will be able to share their experiences with students and faculty while examining the attitudes of future engineers first-hand. In this way, classroom and "real world" can be brought closer together. The banquet on Thursday night will include the presentation of certificates to educational assistants and alumni scholarship recipients . Chancellor Joseph Marchello will be the featured speaker. The schedule below is

somewhat tentative for Friday since some departments may change the format to allow for 'the best use of alumni expertise. Last year there were 180 participlmts in the conference. Bill Flood

serves as Association chairman for the event. The campus coordinating committee is chaired by Ted Planje and includes Paul Munger and Frank Mackaman.

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Thursday, April 26 5:50-Social Hour-University Center Centennial Ballroom 6:30-Banquet 8:00-Presiding-Joseph Mooney, President MSM-UMR Alumni Association Speaker-Joseph Marchello, Chancellor, UMR Friday, April 27 9:00-Campus tour for Alumni (optional) 10:00-Coffee break in departments 1O:30-DepL Chairman's opening statement, followed by A-S-F panel discussion 12:00-Luncheon-Univ. Center, Centennial Ballroom, Remarks by Joseph Mooney I :45-0pen departmental discussion & selection of departmental representatives for terminal conference 3:30-Terminal conference with College and School Deans at the option of the deans and chairmen

Library Named · For Late Dean The UM system Board of Curators approved on Dec. 15 a request to name the library on the Rolla campus the Curtis Laws Wilson Library in honor of a former chief campus administrator who died last August. Curtis Laws Wilson, whose academic backgrollnd was in mining and metallurgical engineering, became director and later dean of the UM School of Mines and Metallurgy in ~1941. Dean Wilson served as the institution's highest ranking administrator until the school became one of four UM campuses in 1963. The UMR Iibr.ary, a four-story building with over 80,000 square .feet, was completed in 1969. It houses more than 300,000 volumes, mostly technical, and 2,000 periodicals. It is the largest engineering library in the state. Dedication of the Curtis Laws Wilson Library will take place during Founders' Day Activities on the UMR campus on March 3.

AIChE Awards The UMR student chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) has been notified by the national organization that it has received its seventh annual Award of Excellence. The UMR chapter was chosen for the 1977-78 award from among the 130 student chapters in the country because of its participation, enthusiasm , professionalism, program quality, and involvement in the Univer· sity and community. Dr. Harvey H. Grice, professor emeritus of chemical engineering at UMR , has been selected to receive the Outstanding Counselor Award by AIChE. He is one of five honored in the country. Dr. Grice, who retired in May 1978, also received the award for the 1972-73 academic year. The awards will be officially presented by a representative of the national AIChE organization at the annual chapter award meeting during se- _ cond semester.

Ballwin, MO; Charles W. Leibrandt , Cameron; Mark Runge, Catanissa; Johnie R. Trousdale, Charleston; Neal Shearer, Chillicothe; Harlen Duane Meyer, Creve Coeur; Kathy L. Schroer, . Des Peres; Jimmie Dean Adkins, Dexter; David Hengel and Karl Yeager, Florissant; Robert 1. Been, Hillsboro; Mark G. Lippe, Independence; Kenneth R. Schmid, Kansas City; 1. Scott Jepsen , Kirkwood; Rick Lee Fry, Mountain Grove; Mark L. Felzien, Raytown; Lawrence W. Bell, Sedalia; Steven 1. Hilpisch, St. Charles; James Towery, St. Clair; Bri'an Edwards and Susan H. Potthast, St. Louis, MO; Paula Ann Snyder, Red Bud, IL; David W. Stahl, Calvert City, KY; Steven Lightbody , Kingwood, TX; and Bahman Gharib, Tehran, Iran.

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SPORTS BASKETBALL The new year hasn't been too good to the Miner Basketball Team they have compiled a record of two wins and six losses. In the opening round of the MIAA Tournament, the cagers dropped a hard fought 81-68 decision to Northeast Missouri State, the second place finisher. Senior Dennis DeBondt scored 21 points and had 10 rebounds while Calvin Horhnchipped in 16. Northwest Missouri State provided the opposition for ' the second game as the Miners prevailed 88-86 in two overtimes. All MIAA Tournament selection Calvin Horhn put on an outstanding offensive show with 32 points. He was backed up by Gary Riechmann with II . In the third game of the tournament , Southeast Missouri State defeated UMR by a score of 62-54 in a rather lackluster played basketball game. Derek Nesbitt and Jeff Kipp led the Miners with 13 and 12 points, respectively. UMR returned home on January 8th to take on the William Penn Statesmen, battling to a 71 -64 decision. The bench played an important role in this ball game as Gary Riechmann, Rick Fuerman and Joel Schreiner came in to score 15, II and 10 points to lead the Miner scoring. On January 11 th, the cagers traveled to Southeast Missouri State and played the tough Indians. They lost 78-61 despite 16 points by Calvin Horhn and 13 points by Dennis DeBondt. Coming home to face the always tough Lincoln Blue Tigers (MIAA Tournament Champions) was a Âˇ~sk the Miners were not up to and they dropped a 69-52 decision. Even in the loss, Derek Nesbitt showed signs of greatness by scoring 18 points. He was backed up by Dennis DeBondt's 11. On January 19th UMR set sail for the north country to play Northwest and Northeast Missouri State. As had been the case in the last three basketball games with NWMS, this was another overtime. This time the Bearcats prevailed 84-83, winning with no time left on the clock. Phil Blount (NWMS) sank two free throws for the Bearcat win. This was an extremely hard loss to accept. Derek Nesbitt led all scorers with 28 points and 7 rebounds. Rick Fuerman added 12. Traveling east across the state, the Miners tackled NEMS (MIAA leader) on Monday. Despite an outstanding performance by Derek Nesbitt, 26 points, the quick Bulldogs won 82-71. To date, Dennis DeBondt leads the Miners in scoring with a 15.1 average game followed by Derek Nesbitt, 14.8, and Calvin Horhn, 11.3. DeBondt and Nesbitt share honors in the rebound department with 6.9 per game.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL The UMR Women's basketball team has r~hed the halfway point in their season posting a 6-3 record overall, and a 2-1 record in district play. Coach Caruso is pleased with the progress of her team , especially as it is "a very young team" comprised of 7 freshmen , I sophomore, 2 juniors and 1 senior. 22/ MSMÂˇUMR Alumnus

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Seni0r tri-captain Dallas Kirk leads the Miner Women in total scoring and rebounding, thus far this season, with 170 points and 139 rebounds. Not far behind is another of the tri-captains and the sparkplug of the team, Karen Peacock, who has poured in 112 points ) and pulled down 57 rebounds . Freshman stand-out Carmen Baker is the third highest scorer this season, with 105 total points and 64 rebounds. Karan Williamson, the team's other tri-captain and chief ballhandler, holds the highest percentage in free throw shots, hitting 65% from the free throw line. Coach Caruso describes this year's team-as "very flexibile" . She makes good use of this flexibility by giving the starting nod to several of her freshmen women, depending on the type of team the Miners are up against and the tempo Caruso wishes to set for a _particular game. Becky-Ommen gives the Miners a steady boost with her accurate shooting under pressure. Tina Walker, the shortest member of the Miner team, is nonetheless a valuable asset when the game plan calls for quick pressure defense. For an extra measure of rebounding power, Coach Caruso calls on Valerie Lewis. Other members of the Miner team also have their individual contributions to make, giving the team the strength and spirit it needs. Freshman Diane Murry has been able to give Dallas Kirk a break at the center position in several games. Zhetta Thomas, now sidelined with an ankle injury, plays an important role in Caruso's defensive strategy, especailly in fast moving games. Guards Pat Kelly, Marie Holmes and Chris Barkey have also been able to step in and give the Miner starters a breather this season, although they have seen rather limited action ,because of the abundance of guards on the team this year'. The Miner women begin the second half of their season with "high hopes for going to the State Tournament", an honor achieved by the top two teams in each of the 4 Districts in the state.

WRESTLING Two senIors are providing the leadership for the Miner Wrestling'Team this season. Larry Wetzel, 4th year letterman, 150 pounder, started slow but has come on to win 8 straight matches and the championship in the MacMurry Invitational Tourriament held January 12-13 in Jacksonville, IL, as well as the championship in the Miner Classic held January 19-20 in Rolla. Larry's overall record now stands at 8 wins-3 losses, while leading the team in 5 of the 14 individual statistics kept by Coach Joe Keeton. Joe Kinsella, the Miners' super strong heavyweight is the other pacesetter. He owns a 6 win-2 loss record and a second place finish at Jacksonville, and leads the team in 3 individual statistics. Joe, who doubles as a defesive tackle for the Miners on the gridiron, was injured and had to withdraw from the Miner Classic, costing him a sure medal in that competition. The Miners as a team finished 8th out of 18 teams at the MacMurry Tournament, and fouth in their own classic.

The Miner swimming season to date has been characterized by extreme highs and lows. The swimming team opened its 1978-79 seas~)O with a 5th place finish in our own Miner Relays. The top UMR team, composed of senior Dick Erickson, sophmore Steve Adams and freshman Scott Lampert, finished third in the backstroke event. The divers started the beginning of an excellent season with a 5th in I meter diving and a 4th in 3 meter. Overall winner of the meet was Southern Illinois University, a Division II powerhouse. The next outing for the Miners was a very disappointing effort at the Big 8 Relays held in Norman, OK. The Miners were held to 5 points, all scored by divers John Dolan, senior, Ray Gill, freshman, and the backstroke relay of Erickson, Lampert and sophmore Bob Olson. _The highlight of the season came in a telephone meet against Eastern Illinois University just before final exams. Top Miner performer in the dual meet was Erickson who led off the 400 medley relay with a national qualifying time of 55.48 in the 100 meter backstroke, coming back to qualify in the 200 meter backstroke with a time of 200.04. Both times were UMR pool records. Two varsity records were als9 set in the meet: senior captain Matt Heinicke established a new standard in the 200 meter breaststroke with a time of 216.94 and sophmore Phil Dancer set another new

varsity record with- a 22.54 in the 50 meter freestyle. The up and down season continued into the second semester. The first meet of the semester with Central Missouri State was cancelled because of snow. The following weekend the Miners played host to Southeast Missouri State and St. Louis University in back to back dual meets. The weekend began with a 59-52 loss to Southeast, the. first dual conference meet loss by UMR since 1973. The two bright spots in the loss were Ray Gill in 3 meter diving, as he established a new varsity record of 266.50 points, and freshman Paul Stricker who won the 1650, finished 3rd in the 400 individual medley and second in the 500 freestyle, all within a space of two houts. The following day the Miners rebounded against the St. Louis University squad with a convincing 74-37 win. Double winners for the Miners were Gill on both the I and 3 meter diving boards, Stricker in the 200 butterfly_ and 500 freestyle, and Erickson in the 200 individual medley and 200 backstroke. The Miner swimmers are looking forward to finishing the season with improving times and are working diligently in quest of their 6th straight conference title to be contested at Northeast Missouri State the first weekend in March. Two weeks later the national qualifiers-will compete for All American honors at Northern Michigan University in the NCAA Division II National Championships.

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The program explained the "total management concept" of army weapons systems, equipment, doctrine and trainihg. TRADOC leaders maintain a constant review of ' changing technology, doctrine, and tactics of modern warfare. Tests and evaluations of weapons systems are made and training materials, maintenance manuals, logistics systems _ and plans for effective use of the weapons are developed. Expanded training of personnel takes place, and further testing and evaluation is made in field units all over the world.

From Time To Time the Alumni Association is Approached by Companies Interested in Marketing Their Services to Alumni. Group Life Insurance ,and Sponsored Travel Tours are the Most Frequent Suggestions. So, Drop Us a Card, Let Us Know How - You Feel About These Programs. If There Is Enough Interest, We Will Do Some In-Depth Investigating. Address: 109 Harris Hall, University of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, Mo. 65401

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"We went for the high-point clue every time," Stolwyk says. Their strategy paid off. Their total score (740) was so high that it went off the scoreboard, which recorded only to 690. There was one question that Haas says he didn't dare miss. The clue was "a partial or broken game of tennis." The correct answer was "split set," a special type of roof bolt used in underground mines. The bolt, which is manufactured by Ingersoll-Rand, was invented by a UMR faculty member, Dr. James J. Scott, adjunct professor of mining engineering. The students base their success on having , become familiar with mining equipment and procedures in class, in their summer work, and on a quick cram course looking over Ingersoll-Rand equipment displayed at ~ th e meeting-and a lot of luck. Their professors say that it didn't hurt at all that they are both good students and able to handle themselves in front of an audience (both have been presidents of the UMR chapter of the Society of Mining Engineers and have held other offices in student organizations). Besides winning all those prizes, the UMR team admits to a certain feeling of pride in having outscored students from

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written largely by Richard, and it and some of the book have been in use at Gustavus Adolphus and the University of Nebraska for several years. The recently published text is being used this year at UMR and in several other colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. "Fuller Cubed'" will be honored at a publisher's party at the annual meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers and the American Physical Society in New York City in January. And the senior Dr. Fuller, who has-oeen honored many times by his profession, will receive an honorary doctorate from his alma mater, Wabash College, in May. With the textbook out of the way, what do the three Fuller physicists talk about when they get together? Physics, of course. When, as Richard puts it, "Physics is viewed as an exciting human activity by all of us," it's natural. Is another textbook in the making? Dr. H.Q admits that they have some ideas, but adds, "Maybe Bob and Dick will write it this time, and I'll just consult." But the "Fuller Squared" members of "Fuller Cubed" don't see it that way.

RICHARD, ROBERT, H.Q "We have 80 years of combined teaching experience and we certainly aren't going to ignore half of it," they say.

UMR's Dr. Lee J. Saln

Author 'of Sook Dr. Lee J. Bain, professor of mathematics at the University of Missouri-Rolla, is author of a book published in November by Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York City. Entitled "Statistical Analysis of Reliability and Life-Testing Models," it is. designed as a reference book to enable scientists with a minimum of statistical training to carry out data analysis. The book includes exercises and is also

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Rolla Graduate Center In St. Louis Picking Up Steam

Physics Textbook Written · By Father-a'n d-Sons Team When three members of a family are physics professors and they get together and compare notes, some lively discussions follow . For the Fuller family of Rolla, Mo. , these discussions resulted in a textbook. Nicknamed "Fuller Cubed," the fatherand-sons team are authors of "Physics Including Human Applications" published by Harper & Row in August. The cube roots of "Fuller Cubed" are: father, Dr. Harold Q Fuller, dean and physics professor emeritus at the University of Missouri-Rolla where he was physics department chairman for 23 years; and sons, Dr. Richard Fuller. chairman of the department of physics at Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minn., and Dr. Robert Fuller, '57, professor of physics at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. The book came about because all . three of the physics professors were teaching simi lar courses-for the general physics student who had not taken calculus-and they discovered a need for the textbook especially suited to the premed and life science student. Work started in ! 973 and continued whenever and wherever the three could get together, "from the cornfields of Iowa to the Chinese restaurants of San Francisco," says Robert , and by telephone and mail. "At the beginning we assigned ourselves modules according to topic," H.Q says. "These later became chapters, but we all advised and modified until there isn't a chapter that doesn't represent input from all three." He adds, "We originally thought in terms of a textbook, but when we talked . to a publisher, they asked for additional manuals." _ The resulting instructional package includes an 812-page textbook, a I 36-page laboratory manual, a 249-page instructor's manual, and a 290-page student study guide. The lab manual was

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designed as a textbook for courses on methods, inference, and reliability in statistics departments or for courses in applied departments such as industrial engineering or engineering management. Dr. Bain received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Oklahoma State University. He has been a member of the UMR faculty since 1963.

Rolla graduates living or working in the St. Lo'uis area have an edge over their fellow alumni in many other locations in the nation. Rolla has established a Graduate Engineering Center on the UMSL Campus to provide evening engineering courses at a convenient time so that studies can_be continued toward a Master's Degree, a Professional Development Degree, or merely for continuing education on a credit or audit basis. The UMR Graduate Engineering Center in St. Louis is the largest such operation in the midwest and approximately 30 engineering courses are offered each semester with a total enrollment of about 450. Admission to these graduate level programs are identical with those at Rolla and, in fact, all the requirements are the same, including simultaneous comprehensive examinations and commencement exercises. Approximately 98% of the companies employing the UMR engineering students in St. Louis pay all or part of their educational expenses. Classes are held from 6:45 to 9:30 p.m. on a one-night-a-week basis. Over 900 students have received Master's Degrees and a smaller number have received the Professional Development Degree, an additional graduate degree available from the University of Missouri-Rolla. Approximately ten different graduate programs are currently being offered. These are aeronautical engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, electrical engineering, engineering management, engineering mechanics, mechanical engineering, metallurgical engineering, and computer science. Persons interested in obtaining literature and application blanks may write to the UMR Graduate Engineering Center, 800 I Natural Bridge Road, St. Louis, MO 63121 , or phone (314) 453-5431. MSM-UMR Alumnus / 23

Section News Cape Girardeau A Miner basketball game provided a reason for an alumni gathering in Cape Girardeau on January II. Bob Patterson ably handled the local iirrangements, but horrible weather and a worse forecast made for a light turnout. After watching a disappointing loss to the Cape Indians, the group returned to the Howard Johnson's to drown their sorrows. In attendance were Leo & Shirley Hindman, '52, Cape Girardeau; David Hilt, '77, Cape Girardeau; Frank & Nancy Conci, '54, Golconda, IL;

Roger Wagner, '65, Cape Girardeau; Glenn Staley, '44, Carbondale, IL; Mike and Tonya Watkins, '76, Carbondale, IL; Jack Rickart, Cape Girardeau; Carney C. Fesler, '46, Cape Girardeau; Rex Lee Medlock. '71. Kennett, MO; Jan & c. P. "Punch" Bennett, '54, Sikeston, MO; W. C. Hawn, '76, St. Louis, MO; Bob and Martha Patterson, '54, Sikeston, MO; and Nancy and Frank Mackaman and Jo n Theilmann, '71, from Rolla.

Meeti-ng Data EVENT/SITE DATE AIME .... .............. . ....... . . .. ... . .. . ..... ... . February 20, 1979 Beef Eaters Restaurant, Phoenix ARIZONA ............ .. ..... . ..~ ..... . .. .... . ......... March 10, 19179 Phoenix HOUSTON-ST. PAT'S . ... . ... .... . .......... . . . ......... March 16, 1979 Busch Gardens TULSA .. . .......... . . .... . . .. .... . .. . ....... . .. . .. .. . March 31 , 1979 Summit Club AUpMNI-STUDENT-FACULTY CONFERENCE . . . .. ... .. April 26-27, 1979 ~~

SEMI-ANNUAL BOARD MEETING . ...... ... .... . .. ··· · · . Apnl 28, 1979 Rolla REUNION-CLASS OF '29 .... ... .. ... ... . ....... ... . May I 1-12-13, 1979 Rolla AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS . . . . .. .. .. .. ... . .. . ... . .. May 22, 1979 St. Louis MAC HOMECOMING 1979 . . . ... . . .... .. . ........ .. .... '. ...... October 12-13 Rolla . ~ ROCKY MOUNTAIN LUNCH . .. . . . .. .. . .. .. . . ... . . ..... . . First Tuesday Denver Petroleum Club _ BARTLESVILLE LUNCH ........ . ... ........ .. . .... .. . . . . Third Friday Cafeteria Conference Room, Adams Building ATTENTION: Please notify Alumni Office of your meeting arrangements.

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Attention Alumni Buy your GREEN! Yes folks, it's that time again. A time of craziness and wildness that formed some of your best memories of dear old Rolla, MO. Help renew these memories 6y purchasing your 1979 St. PaNi Green. If you're staying at home this year, wear your 1979 Green to the local Irish pub, and show the patrons how St. Pat's ought to be celebrated. If you are coming down to Rolla, you will want to buy your Green so that you won't be the only person without a 1979 sweatshirt at the Parade imd at the Knighting Ceremony. This year, we will be selling the usual sweatshirts, buttons, garters and bumpe'r· stickers. In addition, we have added St. Pat's baseball caps, green derbies, and a 32 IlZ. metal mug with a speciaI9~~ign on it. A,p/iq list !s ~ho~n below. Any questions or orders can be sent to the Historian at the following address:

St. Pat's Board University of Missouri-Rolla c/o Student Center Rolla, MO 65401 Attn. Historian.

Remember, whether you will be making the long trip back to Rolla or even staying at home this St. Pat's, you won't want to miss the Green for 1979. As you know, it is "THE IN THING THIS SPRING!"

Alumni

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1916 Mrs. Hanne Dowd of 5323 Keeport Dr. , Apt. 62, Pittsburgh, PA 15236, has notified us of the death of her husband, James Joseph Dowd,_on November 12, 1978 . Mr. Dowd was employed as a mining engineer by the U.S. Bureau of Mines and served as Research Director for the CQal Mining Researc~ Center ntil his retirement in 1962.

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John Pemberton Gordon, Jr., of 3454 Hobbs Lane, Jefferson City, MO 6510 I, died Dec. 31, 1978 . He is survived by one daughter, three grandsons and one great granddaughter ..

Use the inserted envelope Jto forward your gift to the 1979 Annual Alumni·Fund

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Marguerite Charles Gregory is a retired school teacher living at 5895 Argentine Rd. , Howell. MI 48843.

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1934 Bruno Rixleben of Ada, OK died December 12 , 1978. Rix was an independent geologist and a specialist in the Ada area. He is survived by a son, daughter and grandchildren. Originally with the class of 1922, he did the summer stint with Dake, with his degree awarded in '23.

1928 and Before Reun ion At Homecoming Class Coordinators: W ayne S. Frame

R. R. 3 Eldon, MO 65026 Elmer Gammeter 118 Duncan Cir-Windermere Beaver, PA 150'09 William E. H. Knight 1173 Grand Carthage, MO 64836 Edwin G. Machin P. O. Box 175 Nashville, IL 62263

1929 Thomas O. English 605 Bergstrom PI. Marshall, TX 75670

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1926 Jule H. Walker is a self-employed consulting geo'logist and says "Thanks to the Heavenly Father, I am 76 years old and still breathing." Jule and Helen live at 3330 Casa Blanca, Corpus Christi, TX 78411.

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William Koopmann, Jr., is enjoying his retirement from DuPont. He and Virginia just returned from a cruise to Bermuda <J.nd, he is playing a lot of golf. Home is ,241,2 Heather Road , West, Wilmington , DE 19803 .

Like to Have the Alumnus Every Other Month?

Verne Alexander has retired as regional engineer, National Weather Service afte r 41 years of service. He and Mary Hazel celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last Sept. while on a trip .10 Hawaii . .

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For information concerning pOSitions listed below, please contact Mr. Larry Nuss, Director of Career Development & Placement, UMR, Rolla, Missouri 65401 , giving File Number of the position, state your degree, discipline and month ,anq year of your graduation. During times of high activity in lhe employ·. ment market, some positions will be filled before they are published'. The Placemen t Office will make.a search for similar positions that may be open if you enclose your resume wi th your inquiry.

2115 engineering sales oil ·~ quip. l'·".' ' . 2116 BSChemE/Chem/EE, midwest. . 2 117 Outdated. 2 118 BSME/EMan, upper midwest. 2119 PhDChem/Cer, California. 2120 MSGeoE/M inE, California . 2121 MSMin E, exper. coal mining & admin. , midwest. 2122 BSGeoIGeoE, hard rock geo. , west. 2123 BS multi-degrees, mUlti-openings, west. 2124 BSME/ChemE, St. Louis. 2125 BSME/Chem/EE, exper. , Houston 2126 BSCE/EE/ME, mUlti-openings, Kansas City. 2127 BS/MSCSc. 2128 BSCE, city water & sewer, west, 2129 BSME, midwest. 2130 BS/MS EE, design/development. 2131 BSME, northeast. 2132 BSEELexper., agency listing. 2133 BSME, machine design, Kansas City. 2 134 BSCE, city engineer, Mo. 2 135 BSEMan, personne~ Florida. 2136 BSEMan/ME, upper midwest. 2137 BSPetE, west. 2138 BSEE/CE/ME, multi-openings, Mo. 2139 BSMetE, non-ferrous, upper midwest. 2140 multi-degrees , multi -open ings , midwest.

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Stuart L. ()avis ;is retired but he keeps active with the real estate business. He and Lo'rraine 'Iive at 332.' Kent Dr.. Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 .

Job Opportunities

2091 BSCE, street superintendant, midwest. 2092 Outdated 2093 BSChemE/ME upper midwest. 2094 BSMinE, exper. in rock mech. , south. 2095 BSME, exper. agency listing. 2096 BSMetE, northeast. 2097 MSME, stress analysis, agency listing. 2098 BSIMS various degrees, multiopenings, west. 2099 BSMEIEE/MinE/Chem/Physics, multi-openings, west. 2100 BSME, south 2101 BSME, mold design, west. 2102 mUlti-openings, multi-degrees, ceramics exper., south . 2103 BSEE/Physics, midwest. 2104 BSMinE, coal mining, west. 2105 BsMEIEE multi-openings, midwest. 2106 BSME/CE/ChemE/MetE, multiopenings,. midwest. 2107 BSEElChemE, southeast, agency listing. 2108 BSChemE/ME, agency listing. 2109 BSME, admin. exper., MO 2 110 Outdated. 2111 BSPetEIEE/MS/PhDChem, multiopenings, Texas. 2112 BSME 2113 BSChemE, midwest. 2114 BSME/EE; upper midwest.

The Alumni Office has been notified that Jeptha T. Powell of Iberia. MO, died December 27. 1978 .

1936

Walter and Helen Bruening of 613 Erie, Shreveport, LA 71106, have been retired for two years, They have a camp on the lake and spend a lot of time there relaxing and fishing.

1935 R. C. Solomon ret,i red from National Steel Corp. on Dec: 31, 1978 , after 44 years in the Steel Indust! y. He and his wife will cont inue to reside in Edwardsv ille, IL (409 Sunset Dr. , 62025); and he will do some ad hoc guest lectu ring at sevecal local universities while continuing as a consultant for Nat ional Steel Corp. Donnell W. Dutton retired June 30, 1978, after a 40 year association with Georgia Institute of Technology. First as a graduate student in AE, and then as a member of the faculty. He a nd Ruth live at 4 1 Burdett Rd., NW, Atlanta, GA 30327. Gill Montgomery is a n instructor in mining technology at Southeastern illinois College and continues to act as a private consultant in mining geology . He and Janet live at 2300 Illinois Ave., Eldorado. IL 62930. Although Warren B. Danforth has retired, he is still busy . He and Katherine have traveled to India, Iran. Morocco, Central and South America, and Europe. Home is 816 7th St., Oakmont, PA 15139.

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Edward C. Fiss is now se nior staff consultant with Duke Power Co. He and Bernice make their home at 5436 Topping PI., Charlotte. NC 28209. '

Jerome P. and LaHoma Dreste live at 56 Oakland Ave .. West Hempstead, NY 1155 2. Jerome is a senior engineer for American Telephone and Telegraph Co. in, New York.

John W. Ruwwe continues to be active as an independent oil producer and petroleum geologist. He and Dell reside at 1705 Douglas St.. Midland. TX 79701 .

Clinton V. a"d Mary W. Newman live at 266 Lanyon Dr. , Cheshire, CT 06410. Clint is a metallurgical manager for Miller Company-Mill Division in Meridan.

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1940 Armin J. Tucker of 6464 Overlook Drive, Alexandria, V A 22332, a retired Pan Am Jet Captain, made a trip around the world via Pan Am in October. The highlight of the trip, according to Big Tuck, was attending the christening ceremony of the Reading & Bates off-shore drilling rig, The Ron Tappmeyer (,47), in Singapore on October 22, 1978.

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R. E. Burns is a sales manager with Alcoa, but plans to retire March I, 1979, after 38 plus years service. He and Martha live at 2 Old Timber Trail, Pittsburgh, PA 15238, and are looking forward to retirement in the Pittsburgh area. Raymond P. Helling retired from McDonnell Douglas on May 30, 1978, and he and Virginia moved to 303 Col· ony Dr. , N., Ellenton, FL 33532.

1941 Karl E. Krill has retired and he and Florence have moved to 45-180 Mahalani Place No. 22. Kaneohe, HI 96744.

)n with y. First thenas Id Ruth Atlanta,

Daniel R. Stewart has retired from Gold Fields Mining Corp. after 34 years. He is now a consulting mining geologist. His address is Route I, Box 158, Joplin, MO 64801.

Ictar in ;tern II· act as a ,eologY· ~s AVe.,

D. H. Falkingham retired 1211178 from Oceanwide Construction Ltd. He and Mary Margaret will take a trip in the spring and when they return home (7135 S. Evanston Ave., Tulsa, OK 74136). Don plans to enter the consulting business.

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GILBERT R. SHOCKLEY Gilbert R.Shockley, general d>ector, operations services, Mill Products Division, Reynolds Metals Company, has been reappointed chairman of the Aluminum Association's Technical Committee. The Aluminum Association is the primary source for statistics, standards and information on aluminum and the aluminum industry . Mr. Shockley's home address is 207 Nottingham Rd., Richmond, VA 23221. Robert A. and Norma Doris Pohllive at 1720 Greening Ln., Kirkwood, MO 63122. Bob is a manager in manufactur'ing for Monsanto Co. in St. Louis. Doris received her Ph.D. in Music from Washington University this fall.

1943 R. Kent and Marilyn Com ann have moved to 2990 S. Parker Ct., Aurora, CO 80014. Kent is a mine project manager for Johns·Manville in Denver.

1947 Fred and Shirley Andersen have a new home at 43 Ledgewood Dr., Claremont, NH 03743. Fred is vice president, sales, with Tanner Systems, Inc.

The Class of 1929 will celebrate their Fifty-Year Reunion May 11-12-13.

1948 William F. Ellis of 5203 Verdant Way, Houston, TX 77069, has accepted a position as · Division Production Manager with Cotton Petroleum Corp. William C. McMillan retired as a colonel from the U.S. Army in 1973, after 31 years service. He and Dora live at 6632 Paseo Redondo Ave., EI Paso, TX 79912, where he is employed with the Texas Highway Dept. as a senior design engineer.

1949 Reunion At Homecoming Class Coordinators:

Donald G. Debolt 9122 Raeford Dr. Dallas, TX 75243 William H. Gammon 158 Deering Ct. Russell, KY 41169

Reunion At Homecoming Class Coord~ ators: Robert W. Klorer Klorer Co. 7500 Natural Bridge St. Louis, MO 63121 Hans E. Schmoldt . Schmoldt Engr. Services, Co. 526 S. Seminole Bartlesville, OK 74003 Ernst A. WeInel , 1502 W. 50th O'Fallon, IL 62269

Herman Bockstruck of 3404 Gary Ave., Alton, IL 62024, is the author of "An expert's view of the latest laboratory results with Steel Shot", which was published in the January 1979 issue of AMERICAN RIFLEMAN. He is a senior engineering associa te , Prod uct Developmen t .Engineering, Ammunition Operations Winchester· Western. He has been engaged in ammunition research for Winchester-Western for 26 years. , Robert A. Perko is director of purchasing at Intertherm, Inc. He and Marion live at 70 Berry Road Park, Glendale, MO 63122, and they send us the following news about their son, Lt. ti.g.) Steve Perko, '75. "Steve completed a Mediterranean cruise on U.S.S. Forrestal in Oct. 1978, and is now based at Norfolk. He enjoys flying with Navy as flight officer, radar intercept operator on two man Phanthom F-4. Steve's new address is 756 Tan Oak Court, Virginia Beach, VA 23462." .

1950 Dale E. Sims is now general manager of the Grand River Dam Authority. His address is Rt. 3, Box 115, Afton, OK 74331. Ernie and Shirley Mason of 896 Atlanta Ct., Claremont, CA 91711, said, "Hello!" Ernie is program manager ilt General Dynamics in Pomona. ___ Donald A. W unnenberg has been promoted to account manager for Allis Chalmers/Stephens Adams. His n~ assigment includes sales of crushing and screening equipment, in addition to other bulk material handling equipment in West PA, WV, East KY, and SE OH~ covering industrial, mining and aggregate accounts. Don and Betty live at 507 Glengary Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15215.

Nick Holloway, Jr. 149 Pipers Hill Rd. Wilton, CT 06897 Richard M. Otto R. M. Otto Co. Inc. 4318 Whittier Indianapolis, IN 46226 Leonard L. Schuler, Jr. 12580 Markaire Dr. St. Louis, MO 63141 Joe N. Strubert 2300 Divot Dr. St. Louis, MO 63131

Charles E. Brockmeyer died March 21, 1978. He is survived by his wife, Jan, two sons, Grant and Scott, a daughter, and one grandson .

Harvey and Julia Ross have moved to 200 Ranchitos Del Sol, Aptos, CA 95003.

Farrell and Edith Tucker 1802 Pennylane, SE, 35601. Farrell is senior. with Central Bancshares

James D. and Mary Blankenship are living at 3116 Cutchin Dr. , Charlotte, NC 28210. James has a new position as laboratory director with IBM Corp.

have moved to Decatur, AL loan_.examiner of South, Inc.

Robert J. Yoch um is the southwestern regional mgr. with Bay State Div. of Dresser Industries. He and Ma rian reside at 14307 Kellywood Lane, Houston, TX 77079. Robert B. Ellenson is the manager of product development for Logetronics. Home is 6375 Buffie Ct. , Burke, V A 22015.

Robert D. Bay 222 Magna Carta Dr. St. Louis, MO 63141

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Joseph W. Mooney 7383 Westmoreland St. Louis, MO 63130

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Raymond B. to manager. Ferro Corp. 26907 Lake 44140.

Robert L. Ray of 6045 Estates Drive, Oakland, CA 94611, is a consulting metallurgical engineer and has been installed as a Fellow of the American Society for Metals. We had Mr. Ray confused with Robert L. Ray, '71 . and incorrectly reported his address and occupation in the Dec. ALUMNUS. Please accept our apology, Mr. Ray, and thank you for the opportunity to set the records straight.

Hubert S. Barger Barger Engineering P. O. Box 2507 Evansville, IN 47714

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J. KENT ROBERTS J. Kent Roberts, assistant dean a'nd pro-fessot of ' civil engineering._ at UMR spoke on what future enginee;1 could be studying to a group of high school students at the Jefferson City chapter meeting of the MSPE in November. MSM.UMR_AI9mnus/27

Alumni Personals _______________________________________________________________ 1950 Continued Vernon G. and Joyce M. Berkey have moved to 834 West Ln., Lebanon, OH 45036. Vern is vice president of Resource Operations for Armco, Inc. in Middleton. Carl E. Etz, Jr., has moved to 412 Hermosa Ave., Apt. 8, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. He is a lead engineer at McDonnell Douglas. Donald P. Dampf of 5686 Bayou Glen , Houston , TX 77056, has been promoted to director of the Purchasing and Transportation Department of Tennessee Gas Transmission Company. Everett W. Springer is the expansion coordinator with Memorial Hospital in Belleville, IL. Home is 427 East Dr., East Alton, IL 62024. Stuart S. Brown has been promoted by Consolidation Coal Co. to insurance manager. He and his wife live at 1292 Arrowwood Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15243. Murel L. Payne of 3008 N. Barnes, Springfield, MO 75903 has retired due to a stroke.

Robert L. Winchester is regional sales engineer with the Dowell Div. of Dow Chemical. He and Jean live at 622 N. Silver, Olney, IL 62450. Robert E. Vansant has been named a partner at Black & Veatch, Consulting Engineers. A member of the firm since 1953, he is a project manager in its civilenviron mental division and also serves as the senior staff attorney. Home is 435 E. 55th St., Kansas City, MO 64110.

1952 Wayne D. Jackson and his wife Lila switched homes in early December. Their new address is 6710 Van Gordon St. , Arvada, CO 80004. Wayne is a mining engineer with Amax Exploration Inc. Henry and Betty Honigfort have moved to 1653 Little Meadow Rd ., Pittsburgh, PA 15241. Henry is now working as a senior engineer with McGraw Edison.

1953 Henry R. and Ruth Willis have moved to 7170 South Highpt. Circle, Littleton, CO 80122. Henry is the Regional Operations Manager for Grace Petroleum Corp.

Ray Ruenheck, of Chelmsford, MA , attended the Annual Board Meeting in October, but his name was not included in the list of attendees. We apologize to Ray and to you. Our Board Member are interested and active in the affairs of the Association and the University and deserve our gratitude and recognition .

James L. Knearem is now project manager, PFW/Gums: Hercules Inc. He and Mary Louise reside at 1108 Independence Dr., West Chester, PA 19380.

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Eugene and Norma Strohbeck have moved to 15202 Pebble Bend, Houston , TX 77068 . He is a staff civil engineer with Shell Oil.

Robert W. and Beverly Shields live at 5466 Lariat Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45238. Bob works for Allis Chalmers in Cincinnati.

Reunion At Homecoming Class Coordinators: Frank B. Conci P. O. Box M Galconda, IL 62938

Neal B. Dowling has been promoted to Midwest Regional Sales Manager at Centralab Electronics Division of Globe-Union, Inc. He and Betty Jane live at 121 W. Highland Dr., Grafton , WI 53024.

J. Robert Patterson Show-Me, Inc. P. O. Box 573 Sikeston, MO 63801 Gene H. HaertIing, a senior member of IEEE, has been elevated to the grade of Fellow by the Board of Directors of IEEE for contributions to ferroelectric and electroopic ceramic materials and devices. Home is 3624 Colorado Ct., NE, Albuquerque. NM 87120. Richard C. Runvik has been promoted to manager. Geological Services. U.S. Gypsum. He and JoAnn live at 80 Esther St. , Cry tal Lake, IL 600i4 .

1955

JACK E. LANGENBACH Jack E. Langenbach has been promoted to product manager for rectangular IDC connectors at ITT Cannon Electric. He will coordinate engineering and marketing efforts for key product lines, many of which were his design. Jack hold 12 patent award. He r ides at 30 II Cliff Dr.. ewport Beach, CA 92660, with hi wife Louise and their on, Eric. Edward J. Milligan has been promoted to development engineer with Western Electric. 28/ MSM Âˇ UMR Alumnus

G. C. Friederich and wife Bee have moved to 980 I Meadowfern Dr., St. Loui , MO 63126. M. Jordan Zimmerman is now president of EFC Transportation Co., Inc. He and Diane live at 4040 S. Dahlia. Englewood, CO 80 II o.

1956 Frederick E. and Theresa Meyer have moved to 325 Via La Paz, Greenbrae, CA 94904. where Fred is a principal engineer with Betchel Corp. Don E. Williams i a group leaderÂˇ mineral management with the U.S. Forest Service. Home is 553 Mil Ct.. Springfield, VA 22151 .

Allen H. Rudolph has been promoted to plant engineering supervisor in the power production dept. of Central IL Public Service Co. He is in charge of the maintenance and operating activities of the company's five power stations.

1957 Wayne Custead has accepted the position of president of ARCO Medical Products Co., a subsidiary of Atlantic Richfield . Home is 2140 Walnut St., Allentown, PA 18104. Robert G. Landers is the director, LNG Projects with Natural Gas Pipeline Co. He and Jo Ann reside at Oak Hill Rd ., Downers Groye, IL 60515.

1958 Jerry R. Ennis has accepted a position as chief state & federal programs section with the Office of Surface Mining. He and his wife reside at 812 Knollwood Dr., Greenland , IN 46142.

1959 Reunion At Homecoming Class Coordinators: Jerry R. Bayless UMR 108 Civil Engr. Rolla, MO 65401 Lucien M. Bolon, Jr. 5648 Kirkham Ct. Springfield, VA 22151 Edward E. Hornsey UMR 103 Old Met Rolla, MO 65401 Ronald A. Kibler 1006 Shellbark Muncie, IN 47304 Gerald L. Stevenson 515 Rob Roy Lakeland, FL 33803 Philip R. Johnson is a plant engineer with H. Kramer & Co. in Chicago. He and Susan live at 7422 N. Olcott, Chicago, IL 60648. J. Gerald Hofer has been promoted to district superintendent with Laclede Gas Co. Home is 1420 Blackhur tOr., St. Louis, MO 63137 . James L. and Wilma Shoemaker live at RR 3. Box 340A . Cen tralia, IL 62801. Jim is president of General Contractor, Inc. in Centralia. Arthur Kincaid ha accepted a po ition with McQuay- orri. Inc .. a a plant engineer. He and Dorothy li ve at 236 Holtgrewe Rd .. Wa hington. MO 63090. E. Kenneth and Nancy Siroky ha e moved to 215 Honey Lane Dr .. Xenia , OH 45385 . Ken i a vice president (sa les & management) with Elano Corp. Milton and Kathy Overall are now receiving their mail at P.O. Box 434, r tal Bay. V 89402.

Robert T. telloh i ice president, Interactive S tern with International Computing Co. He and Denise live at 10317 Holbrook Dr., Potomac. M 0 20854.

NEWTON L. WELLS Newton L. and Marilyn Wells live at 9818 Knoboak Dr., Hou ton, TX 77080. Newton was promoted to general manager of Norri ea l Control Plant for Dover Corp., Norri Divi ion on October 30. 1978. Russ Cochran was chairman of the Drake physics depart. for several years after graduation, but has been away from physics for several year and loves it. In 1975 Russ decided to return to his home town to publi h comic art and books for collector. He and Shirley have three children: Vance, 14; Jack , 13; and Syl via, 8. Hi home and bu iness address i 202 South Main, West Plains, MO 65775. Herbert and Susan Goldin of 5518 Ferndale St. , Springfield, VA 22151, have a new on . Michael Scott wa born Sept. 12, 1978, and weighed 8 Ib . 3 oz., and was 21 inche long. Herb i a tructural engineer with Naval Facilities Engineering Command.

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William F. Priesmeyer, Jr. and his wife, Delore , have moved to 3434 Eastridge Ln., St. Ann, MO 63074. Bill is a plant manager for Green Foundry, Division of Banner Iron in St. Louis.

Bill and Susan O'Neal live at 5952 New England Woods Dr., Burke, VA 22015 . Bill is deputy commander, Davi on Army Airfield in Ft. Belvoir. Walter and Patricia Steinmann have moved to 1803 Burkewood Dr., St. Loui , MO 63141. Walt ha accepted a po ition with Sullair orp. as a general manager. Col. Charlie L. Blalock, Mobile di trict engineer (P.O. Box 2288. Mobile. AL 36628)' received the Secretary of the Army's award for out tanding achievement in equal employment opportunity as a re ult of contribution which enhanced the EEO program throughout the Army. The award wa presented a part of the Secretary of the Army' an nual incentive award ceremony at the Pentagon on October 13 , 1978. Anthony Del Prete i now chairman of the dept. of earth science at SUNY Oswego. He and Kathleen live at 16 Battery Terr. , Baldwin ville, Y 17027. John C. Ander on has resigned his f'\)~1 tion a city engineer/public works dlrcc tor for O'Fallon, MO and is nuw regional engineer for Cast Iron Pipe Research Association . George E. Stourton of 4330 Hone} Oak, Seabrook, TX 77586, is president of the Stourton Companies.

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1961 Ramesh C. and Kokila Shah have moved to 220 Prospect Ave., Woodbridge, NJ 07095 . Robert B. and Carol Pettibon have moved to 3907 Hillview Ct. NW, Olympia, W A 98502. Bob is a project engineer for Morrison-Knudsen in Elma. W. Wayne Siesennop is practicing law with the firm of Petrie, Stocking, Meixner and Zeising, S.c. He and Joanne live at 4344 N. Wildwood Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53211. Donald E. and Jackie Waldecker have moved to 3306 Arrowhead Circle, Round Rock, TX 78664, where Donald is a senior engineer/manager with IBM. R. B. Smith is now a general engineer with the U.S. Navy, OICC Trident. He and Cynthia have moved to 13360 Ridge Lane Dr., NW, Silverdale, WA 98383. Jimmy Lemon III is now president of Lemon Construction Co. He and Billie receive their mail at P,O, Box 473, Ca ry, NC 27511. John L. Hodges has been promoted to area manufacturing manager by OwensIllinois. He and Ellen moved to 3999 \ School Rd. , Temperance, MI 48182. Donald E. and Jackie Waldecker have moved to 3306 Arrowhead Circle, Round Rock, TX 78664. Don is a senior engineer/manager for IBM in Austin. In December' 1978 Anthony and Grace Jacob moved to their "special" land to build a home. Their address is Route I , Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670. Gerald and Mary Mismer now live at 33 Skyview Dr. East, Peoria, IL 61611. Gerald is the asst. mgr., National Ser· vice Div . of Caterpillar Tractor. C. R. Featherston has been promoted to operations manager, eastern division, with Houston Oil & Minerals Corp.

1962 Bob Pulley is now a development engineer with IBM in Austin, TX . Home is 13210 Mansfield Dr. , Austin, , TX 78732 .

John H. Anderson is "still looking for other Miners in the Bay area ." John is a customer service . representa tive for Transamerica Tille. He and Mary live at 368 School Road, Novato, CA 94947,

Donald Marsinkavage is now the manager, range systems dept. with Ford Aerospace in Palo Alto, His address is 2210 Rock St. No. 22, Mountain View, CA 99093 .

Charles and Christina McPheeters have moved to 30 W. 433 Blvd. Dejohn, Plainfield, IL 60544. Charles is a chemical engineer with the Argonne National Laboratory,

Robert W. Hecht is the new owner of Little Mfg. Co. His address is Star Route, Altenburg, MO 63732.

Dennis Trautman has been promoted to sales manager ' with Wyoming Machinery Co. He and Brenda live at 3651 Valley Rd. , Casper, WY 8260 I. ,

Kenneth D. and Phyllis Murdock mov· ed to 1342 Wyntercreek Ln ., Dunwoody, GA 30338 last March. Ken is director of marketing for Orkin, Inc. in Atlanta. Orkin is a division of Rollins, Inc. Donald N. Overall has moved to Media - Station Apts., Apt. B02 , Media, P A 19063, and has accepted a position with The Franklin Mint as supervisor, Process Metallurgy Research. Robert A. Steinkamp has a new position as manager-high perfoFmance plastics technology with Exxon Chemical Co. His mailing address is in care of Exxon, P.O. Box 4255 , Baytown, TX 77250. Piyush S. Parikh is a senior staff engineer with Warner Cable Inc. in New York. He and Suva rna's address is Rd. I , Ridge View Terrace, Goshen, NY 10924. George and Mary Ellen,Eggeman live at 3032 Montana Ct. , Manhattan, KS 66502. George is an assistant professor at Kansas State Univ.

1963 Terry D. Wiegand and his bride Lori live at 4933 Woodland Ave., Davenport, IA 52807 . Terry is a sales engineer with Westinghouse. John and Flora Clements and their children, Andy . 8, and Cindy, 6, moved to 3935 E. Yucca, Phoenix, AZ 85028. John is a member of GTE's technical staff assigned to their new lab with responsiblitiy for designing the GTD-5 , a new pulse code modulation telephone switching system , His family is enjoying all there is to see and do in the area. Lonnie J. Shalton has moved to 48 16 Westwood Rd., Kansas City, MO 64112. Lonnie is a member of the Law Firm Polsinelli, White, and Schulte in Kansas City, Georgina More lives at 2565 Crum Creek Rd., Berwyn, PA 19312 . Georgina is supervisor for Foote Mineral Co. in Exton. Ed and Candie Benn live at 2900 Armstrong, Lake Orion, MI 48035 . Ed is a research physicist for Energy Conversion Devices in Troy. Ed and Candie are expecting their second child this spring. Han and Shu Chung have a new home at 3421 S. 122nd St., West Allis, WI 53227. Han is a project engineer with Kearney & Trecker Corp.

William and Suzanne Ligon have moved to 1224 Walden Lane, Deerfield, IL 60015 where Bill is general manager of the Deerfield plant of Fiat-Allis, Rudy and Bluette Phillips have moved to Buckspen Lane, Ridgefield, CT 06877 . Rudy is now vice president, general manager, flavor & food systems of PFW, Inc.

1964 Reunion At Homecoming Class Coordinators: Alfred J. Buescher 2640 Quail Ln. Northbrook, IL 60062 Harry K. Edwards 1453 Huntley Dr. Flint, MI 48507

C. Stuart Ferrell 219 Timothy Lane Carterville, IL 62918 Frank W. King, III 2017 Baffin Bay Plano, TX 75075 David J. Michel 4421 Rolling Brooke Ct. Alexandria, V A 22306 Larry L. Parkinson 2127 Post Rd. Clarksville, TN 37040 John and Sharon Gebhards reside at Rua- General Urquisa 44/90 I , Rio de Janeiro, R. 1. Brazil. Donald W. and Paz Cecilia Beegle live at 1275 Parrott Dr. , San Mateo, CA 94402. Don is a project engineer for Arthur G. McKee and Co. in San Mateo. Frank W. King III is now reservoir engineer, rsvr. sim ulation with Sun Production Co. in Richardson, TX. He and Ruth live at 2017 Baffin Bay Dr., Plano, TX 75075. Steye Ombalski is presently running a consulting engineering office in Somerville and Milford. They are specializing in residential development and sanitary and waste engineering. He and Nita and their three children, Katrini, 12; Gregory, 10; and Daniel, 7, live at RD 2, Rick Road, Milford, NJ 08848 . James D. Philpott has accepted a position as manager, Plant Engineering, C & R Div., PPG Industries. He and Linda live at 4245 Old New England Dr., Allison Park, P A 15101.

Clancy Ellebracht is a staff managerEquipment Selection, Southwestern Bell. He and Sharron have two daughters, Dawn, who will graduate from 8th grade this year, and Beth, who will graduate from high school. The family lives at 2477 Waterman, Granite Ci ty, IL 62040. James M. McDuff has recently become the district m anager I/R with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in Hays, KS, Home is 205 Skyline Ct. , Hays, KS 67601. Don R. Freese was on special assignment in Oct., Nov. & Dec., '78, with the United Engineers Consulting Division of U.S. Steel. He was stationed in Volta Redonda, Brazil, which is 65 miles from Rio de Janeiro, and did consulting work for the cast shop of Campanhia Siderurgica Nacional, a Brazilian steel company. Don and Ellen live at 1004 Blouin Dr., Dolton, IL 60419.

Joseph S. Wood, Jr. retired from the U.S. Army in December. Col. Wood is now a construction manager and liason officer to the Saudia Arabian Defense Ministery for Russell & Axon. His address is Box 1306, USMTM, APO, NY 09038. Jayant and Nuru Soni have moved to ' 18331 Running Vine Lane, Spring, TX 77379. Jayant is vice president for A&S Engineers & Contractors. Keith E. Bailey of 4337 E. 74th Place, S" Tul§a, OK 74136, has been named executive vice president of Williams Pipe Line Co. He will be responsible for the day· to-day activities of the company. William G. Davidson has accepted a position with Laclede Steel as plant engineer. He and Barbara live at 1395 St. Francois, Florissant, MO 63033. Hansraj J. Patel is now president of PatellWalter/Church Associates, Inc. He and Kashmira live at 621 Castile, EI Paso, TX 79912 .

1965 Frederick Schmidt has moved to 7242 Floyd, Overland Park, KS 66204. J ames R. Cunningham has been appointed asst. vice president-production for Blank & Wesselink & Associates, Engineers-Consultants. Jack Goodman has a new job as a staff scientist with Science Applications, Inc. Home is now 145 Shelter Lagoon Dr., Santa Cruz, CA 95060. Alfred J. Thiede is now an engineer inspector general at Ft. Belvoir. He and Dorothy live at 35 Belvoir Dr., Ft. Belvoir, V A 22080. Grover D. Morgan, Jr. is a unit chief, design, with McDonnell Douglas involved in fusion energy studies. Dave and Jaclyn reside at 734 Muir View Dr., Ballwin, MO 630 II. David E. Bergt is now a sales development manager with Schlumberger WeD Ser'vices in Houston. His address is Box 2175, Houston, TX 77001. MSM·UMR Alumnus/29

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19 1965 Continued Robert L. and SharC!n Otto li ve at 401 8 Briar Hollow, San Antonio, TX 78247. Bob is a project engineer for Voss InterÂˇ national in Houston. James D. Compton lives at Rt. 3, Cedar Ridge Airport Rd. , Griffin, GA 30223. Jim is a pilo( for Delta Airlines in Atlanta. .; Robert C. and Janet Peirson have moved to 4504 Dell Ct., Murrysville, PA 15668. Bob is a staff engineer for Aluminum Co. of America in Alcoa Center. Paul D. and Jean H. Griffin have moved to ' 460' H;;~hway 332, Apt. 219, Lake Jackson, TX 77566. Paul is head chemist for Gulf Chemical and Metallurgical Co. in Freeport. Karl and Barbara Schmitt and their two children, Kenneth , 12; and Diana, 5, have a new home on 48 acres of hills, valleys and forests. Their mailing address is Rt. 5, Box 371 , Glade Chapel Road, Hillsboro, MO 63050. Karl is chief development engineer with Nooter. Kenneth and Vicki Robb have moved to 709 Stuyvesant PI., Mt. Laurel, NJ 08059. Ken is a terminal manager with Cities Service Co. in Pennsauken. Marvin and Claudia Byington have a new home at 7193 SW 184th Place, Aloha, OR 97005 . Marv is a construction manager for the Port of Portland. Kent G. and Donna Horner have moved to 13000 Silver Crest Rd. , Chester, VA 23831, where Kent is a sr. engineer with E. I. DuPont.

1966 Gary and Eulonda Dreher have moved to 12610 Campos, Houston, TX 77065 . Gary recently accepted a position as research scientist with Geo Chern Research, Inc. John T. Solook has a new job developing consulting services for industrial clients in occupational health and safety and environmental health and control. He is manager of industrial hygiene at American Optical, Safety Products Division. He and Gail also have a new home at 25 Park Ave., Southbridge, MA 0 1550.

Leslie D. Stewart, Jr. and his wife, Lin da, li ve at 6020 Wedgewood Way, [ndia napolis, IN 46254. Les is chief materials engineer for FMC Corp. E::hain Div. in [ndianapolis and has been elected Chairman of the [ndianapolis Chapter of American Society for Metals for the 1978-79 chapter year. Joseph V. and Judith Hopkins have moved to 15803 SE 25th St. , Bellevue, WA 98008. Joe is a specialist engineer for Boeing Computer Services in Seattle. /

Robert W ~ Hogue, Jr. and his wife, Cathy, have moved to 410 Hackberry Dr., Decatur, IL 62521 . Bob is city the1 Cit.Y of Deca ur. engineer for 1,11 :1l1J r ~ l ) f(~f't h Billy Joe Woolery has moved to 110 Freudenberg Lane, Chattanooga, TN 37415 . He is an electrical engineer with the TVA. James and Michele Higbee have moved to 7105 Dye Dr., Dallas, TX 75241 , and Jim has a new position as unit manager and principal with J. Frank Holt & Co. Gary B. and Carole Hallock are living at Rt. I Box 14413, Sidney, MT 59270, where Gary is a district geologist with Hunt Energy Corp." 'Richard L. and DeAnne Howard have moved to 1236 Armstrong Court, Derby, KS 67037, where Richard is a data center manager with Boeing Computer Services. Robert G. Segasture, manager quality assurance, with Bodine Aluminum, now resides at 1505 Cargill, St. Louis, MO 63136. George H. Cooper is now buyer of direct materials with Caterpillar Tractor. He and JoAnn have moved to 1200 Ann , Pontiac, IL 61764. Darryl S. and Judy Webb have moved to 30 Whispering Oaks Dr., RR 4, Metamora, IL 61548 . Darryl is area manager of Mining Sales for WABCO in Peoria.

Jerry W. T. Brouwer has been appointed assistant general manager of Rolla Municipal Utilities. His address is Rt. 4. Box 118. Rolla . MO 6540 I. Welcome back to Rolla.

John and Sandra Gass have moved to 1034 Willow Ave., Burlington, [A' 5260 I. John is a design engineer with J. I. Case.

Edgar and Linda Quick of 457 Scarsborough Rd ., Valparaiso. [N 46383. are happy to announce the birth of their son. Steven Lance Quick, on 11130178. Ed was recently promoted to regional manager of the Chicago Region, Riverside Clay ~o.

David M. Gossett has opened his own business, Coeur D'Alene Avionics. He and Janet have moved to 3612 Hillcrest Circle, Coeur D'Alene, ID 83824. Niranjan V. Shah has been promoted to ' project engineer at Qoodyear. Tire & . Rubber. He and Shirley live at 1923 Kingsdale Dr., Stow, OH 44224. Wes[ey E. Myers has accepted ' a posi: tion as engineer with Grace Petroleum, and he and Barbara have moved to 2204 Brookwood Dr., Edmond, OK 73034. Michael D. and Jeanne Wagner are living at 5710 Wildbrook Dr., St. Louis, MO 63129. Michael is an accounting manager for Southwestern Bell Telephone. Howard W. Myers is now president of H. Wm. Myers, process controls/data processing/computer systems consultants. He and Sharon live at 393 Warwick Lane, Crystal Lake, IL 60014. Michael and Chan Hallett live at 108 Neff Place, Pearce, AZ 85625 . Mike is a resident engineer with Burns & McDonneil.

Richard L. Baker is employed by WiLlar Given & Associates in Springfield, MO. His add ress is P.O. Box 38, Willard, MO 6578 1.

Roy A. Wilkens of 2917 E. 77 th Place, Tulsa, OK 74136, has been named vice president of operations at Wi lliams Pipe Line Co. F. Arthur Simmons of 1720 Brookwood Dr. , Flossmoor, IL 60422, was recentl y appointed to the position of vice president and general manager of LaSalle Steel Company's Market in g and Distribution Division.

Michae[ Browne reports that his wife, Billie, who was Ike Edwards' secretary from 1965 to 1967 , received a B.S. in Art Education from Wright State Un iversity in December, 1978. Home is 7 150 Keeneland , Dayton, OH 45414.

Dale E. and Phyllis Brady live at 1248 Neelys Bend, Madison , TN 37 115. Dale is a Data Processing Security Officer for the State of TN in Nashville.

Gail D. Kettenbrink has joined NRM Petroleum Corp. as a geologist in Midland, TX. She and Ed (,67) live at 3605 Sinclair Ave., Midland , TX 79703.

David P. and Barbara Wehmeyer live at 805 Norwich Dr., St. Charles, MO 6330 I. Dave is vice president of IngramKieth lin e-We hm eyer , Inc. in St. Charles.

John B. Shireman, Jr. is presently manager of energy conservation with Kansas City Power & Light. He and Janice reside at 552 1 Sterling, Raytown , M064135 .

Terry R. Jespersen, a senior engineer/programmer with Bendix Corp. has moved to 3300 E. 107 Terr.. Kansas City. MO 64137. Lynn E. Zoellner is the shipping superintendent with PPG Industries, Inc. Home is 1195 Monterrey Dr., Beaumont, TX 77706 . . Carl A. Schopfer is a newly employed assistant project engineer with Garrett Corp. He and Joyce now reside at 5832 E. Corrince Dr .. Scottsdale, AZ 85254. James and Linda Danley have moved to 1529 East Vincent, Springfield, MO 65807. Jim is an engineer-contracts with City Utilities of Springfield.

Dave and Mary Lou Harrison are in Wettzell , Germany until March, 1979.

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George D. Learning has been promoted to the rank of major in the U.S.M.e. He and Trela reside at 20 I Country Cl ub Blvd .. Jacksonville, NC 28540. Herberl D. Leigh III and his wife. Glenda, have moved to 240 Wen tz St.. TifÂˇ fin. OH 44883. Herb is head scien tist for Basic. Inc. in Bettsv ille. Mark A. and ~ Marilyn Martin have moved to 200 Burlington Beach Rd .. Valparaisa, IN 46383. Mark is a technical sa les representative for Kaiser Aluminum and Chemica l Sales in Bridgeview. Mel and Sandra Downs have moved to 595 Big Sky Ct. , Colorado Springs. CO 80919. Mel is a sales engineer for Hew lett Packard in Colorado Springs.

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Richard W. Schenk has been promoted to the position of project control engineer with the Tennessee Valley Authority. His address is Rt. I, Box 2067 Meadow lark , Rockford, TN 37853. -

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Larry G. Harmon was recently promoted to project manager with McClelland Engineers, Inc. of Houston, TX. He is completing his second year of assignment with McClelland-Suhaim, Ltd. in Saudi Arabia as manager, Materials Div. He and Vicki receive their mail at P.O. Box 2165, Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

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William E. Anderson is now the owner of Ozark Environmental Labs at 1306 Bishop Ave., Rolla, MO 6540 I. Bill has also been appointed chairman of the Young Engineers Committee of the MSPE.

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James L. and Pat Newcombe have moved .to 2266 Lydia Ln ., Howell, M[ 48843. Jim is an autpmotive development specialist for Exxon Chemical Co., U.S.A. in Southfield.

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Ken Metl has moved to 637 N. Alex· ander. Apt. 65G . Duncanville. TX 75116. Ken is a project metallurgical engineer for Dresser Industries-Security Division in Dallas.

John Robert Hardwick's wife Cheryl started work as a senior programmer with Lake Land College in fall 1978. Home is 701 Ealy, Effingham, IL 62401.

Marion and Patty Ricono of 1201 NE 82nd, Kansas City, MO 64118, announce the birth of their son, Joseph Paul, on Dec. 26, 1978. Marion is roll service supervisor at Armco.

Richard K. and Peggy Ann Thompson have moved to 1924 Yuma Ln., Mt. Prospect. IL 60056. Dick is a patent attorney for Illinois Tool Works in Chicago.

Jim L. Davis has been promoted to superintendent of the Taylorville district of the Centrallllinois Public Service Co. Jim's home address is 3511 Cynthia Court, Taylorville, IL 62568.

James and Carolyn Dexter have moved to 98-861 B Iho Place, Aiea, HI 96701. Jim is a civil engr. with the U.S. Corps of Engrs.

James E. and Sally Stewart have moved to 190 I Barberry Cir.. Champaign, IL 61820. Jim is manager of cost and schedule .controls for Fruin Colnon in St. Louis. MO.

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Kenneth W. and Betty Liescheidt live at 159 Gemini. Hannibal, MO 6340 I. Ken is a general materials inspector for the MO State Highway Dept. in Hannibal.

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Neil S. and Susan Portnoff live at,33032 Fraser. Fraser, MI 48026. Neil is a senior engineer for General Electric/Carboloy Systems Department in Detroit.

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William B. o.lsen has found a new career as the publisher (owner) of TV FACTS MAGAZINE. Bill and Trudie reside at 2201 Vogel Rd., Evansville,IN 47711.

Peter Wagner has accepted a position with Stainless, Inc. as a structural engineer. He and Mary Ellen live at 1919 S. Broad St., Lansdale, PA 19446.

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David A. Butterfield is now a pilot for Pacific Southwest Airlines. He and Geri have moved to 3162 Via Alicante: Apt. E, LaJolla, CA 92037.

Michael and Mary McGath have moved to 37124 San Bruno, Barstow, CA 92311. Mike is a manager with N. L. Industries, Inc. ..

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LaMar T. Sizemore, Jr. and his wife, Victoria Sue, have moved to 79 Highland Ave., Massena, NY 13662. LaMar is executive assistant for St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp .. in Massena.

Simon A. and Debra Ann Mahanna live at 1849 Rockmoor Dr., Chesterfield, MO 63017. Simon is President of Professional Development and Management Services in St. Louis. Simon and Debra have a new daughter, Rachele Chrisiine, born Sept. 26, 1978. Rachele weighed 7 lb. II oz. and was 22 in. long.

Ronald A. and Rebecca S. Karger have moved to 417 N. Ohio Av«., Morton, IL 61550. Ron is an electrical operating ' engineer-Powerton Generating Station for Commonwealth Edison Co. in Pekin.

Edward W. and Kathleen Landreth Tom Selden, an avid golfer, has recently have moved to 725-11 Tramway Vista · been elected to the board of Trustees of Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122. Ed the Firestone Country Club in Akron, has been promoted to construction OR Tom works for the Steel Products engineer of the Star Lake Railroad. Division of Firestone, and his address is Kathy is an associate psychologist. 538 LaJoy, Akron, OH 44319.

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1970 Billy and Edith Shanks have moved to 217 Remington Dr., Columbia, SC 29204. Bill is a facilities engineer with f f I " J the Department of the Army. .

Gary and Patricia Keller have moved to 15742 Ryan Dr., Holland, MI 49423. Gary has been promoted to maintenance superintendent by Consumers Power Co.

Mark D. Morgan's new maifing address is P.O. Box 664, Mt. Vernon, IL 62864. Mark is senior electrical engineer with Inland Steel Coal Co.

James A. Ponciroli has accepted a position with NL Industries as tlieir - Altoona, PA, plant manager. He and Karen's new address is Box 4A Cedar St., Sylvan Hills, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648. William and Cynthia Strong of 829 Danica Dr., Rockford, IL 61111, would like to announce the birth of their first child, Heather Joy. She arrived at 10: 16 p.m. on 11127178 and weighed 6 Ibs. 15 oz. William is a systems analyst at National Lock Hardware. Leon (Max) ScheUman has been promoted to Employee-Employer Relations Specialist with Procter & Gamble. He and Jeanne have moved to 7472 Fence Row, West Chester, OH 45069.

1971 Dale Gunter is a project engineer with Blaylock, Threet & Associates, Inc. Home is 619 Brookside Dr., Apt. 31 , Little Rock, AK 72205. James M. Chapman has accepted a position with TVA as a system engineer, and he and Nancy have moved to 142 Hale Ave., Gallatin, TN 37066. Navy Lieutenant Lindel G. Rutherford recently participated in exercise "Varsity Lance" off the Southern California coast. He is legal officer of Fighter Squadron III (VF-111), homeported in San Diego. Rutherford and his wife Marsha live at 13108 Trail Dust Ave., San Diego, CA 92129. Thomas L. Greene was recently promoted to senior development engineer, C3 Auto'Trans, at Ford Motor.-He and Sally and Jeff and Brian live at 30500 , Avon Place, Westzand, MI 48185. Thomas G. Durham has been promoted to assistant superintendent, Delta Mine, by Amax Coal. He and Cynthia live at 1207 Laura Lane, Marion, IL 62959. Richard Steffee of 2427 Country Place Dr., St. Louis, MO 63043, is now employed by Arthur G. McKee. Gary and Mary (Brunkhorst) Alexander are back in Michigan after 3 sunny years in Southern California. They are both employed by Logical Design Corp., a computer consulting firm headquartered in Southfield, MI. Their home address is 26347 Grey thorne Trail, Farmington Hills, MI 48018. MSM-UMR Alumnus / 31

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1971 Continued Norman D. and Theresa Dennis live at RR I, Box 114, Bevier, MO 63532. Norm is a resident engineer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Robert G. and Sharon Butchko have moved to 2261 Cowbridge Ct. , St. Louis, MO 63129. Bob is a project engineer for Fox and Cole Engineer and Surveying in St. Louis. Daniel D. and Nancy S. Moline have moved to 2807 Straford Dr., Chandler, AZ 85224. Dan is a staff engineer for Motorola Semi-conductor Group in Phoenix. Arthur J. Goldmann, Jr. and his wife, Dianne, have moved to 2715 W. Nopal, Mesa, AZ 85202. Art is an 'engineer for Hexiel in Casa Grande. Harold D. Ream is presently an administrative assistant with Shelby Electric Cooperative in Shelbyville, IL. Home is 130 I Lafayette, Apt. 8, Mattoon, IL 61938 . Robert L. Gold is a hydrologist with the U.G. Geological Survey. Home is 4521 Candletree Cir. No_ 3, Indianapolis, IN 46254. Vincent John Budd and his wife Tina and their two daughters, Rebecca, 5, and Julia, 2, have moved to 58 Wallkill Ave., Middletown, NY 10940_ Budd is chief of system operations at Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc. William J. and Barbara Wafer have moved to 16322 Lakeview Dr. , Houston, TX 77040. Bill is an engineer specialist with Bechtel Power Corp. Michael D. Glascock is living at 301 Tiger Lane, Apt. 216, Columbia, MO 65201, where he is a sr. research scientist at the University of MissouriColumbia. Richard W. So is a civil engineer IV with the city-county of Honolulu. He and Josephine, '72, live at 1621 Dole St., No. 102, Honolulu, HI 96822. Gary W. and Donna Wicke live at 11901 Westwood Dr., Carmel, IN 46032. Gary is a senior business systems consultant for Amax Coal Company in Indianapolis. Capt. John R. Buckwalter has returned to UMR to work on a master's in, CE, He and Amy live at 15 McFarland Dr., Rolla, MO 65401.

Bruce P. Johnson has been promoted to Ltc. with the U.S. Mmy Element Defense Nuclear Agency. Home is 2430 A 24th Loop. Kirtland AFB. NM 87116. Gordon D. Robinson has accepted a position as data processing manager with Chas. S. Lewis, Inc. in St. Louis. Home is 614 1 Columbia Ave. , St. Louis, MO 63 137. Robert B. Reeser, Jr. is an ' attorney with Wesnen, Turley, and Reeser in Sedalia, MO. James M. Mills, a dept. project engr.elec. with 1. E. Sirrine Co .â&#x20AC;˘ has moved to 8801 Weathersfield Court. Raleigh . NC 27612. Claude and Georgianna Craver have moved to 5265 Belton, Abilene, TX 79605.

1972 James J. and Clare S. Commerford of 100 I Mistletoe Rd ., Benbrook, TX 76126, are thrilled with the birth of their daughter, Ellen Marie. who weighed in at 8 Ibs. 4 oz. She was born December 15 , 1978, and joins brother James Patrick, 19 mos. Jim works for Texas Instruments.

W. George and Nancy P. Cain live at 45 Walden Glen. Ballston Lake, NY 12019. George is a project engineer for Mechanical Technologies, Inc. in Ballston. Spa. David F. and Sally Larcker have moved to 336 Isabella, Wilmette. IL 6009-1. David is an assistant professor of accounting at the Grad. School of Management. Northwestern University. Orrin J. Dieckmeyer, Jr. has moved to 10433 Briarbend Dr. No.2 , Creve Coeur, MO 63141. Orrin is an electrical/instrument engineer with Monsanto Company. Dal'id D. Prigel has been promoted to senior engineer with Bendix. He and Cathy reside at 6700 E. 123 Terr.. Grandview, MO 64030. Derrill Rothermich attended AN/TSQ-73 course Apr.-Sept. 78 to learn maintenance of new army fire control computer. He is now in Germany for two years field testing the system. Donald M. Jacques has moved to 1796 Regents Park Bd., East, Crofton, MD 21114. Teriel and Dehorah Burke have a son, Charles Robert, born June 23, 1978. Teriel is now doing traffic engineering for the Sagamon County Highway Dept.

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M Jerry and Hazel Willmore have moved to 4793 Hunters Glen , S, Memphis, TN 38128 . Jerry is an R&D engineer 'with DuPont. George and Sandy Gulley have moved again-this time to 722 Evergreen Dr., Mt. Vernon, IN 47620. George is a field engineer with Crawford & Russell, Inc.After working on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System with a consulting firm : . J. Scott Patterson, Jr., is now working with the Public Works Department of the City of San Rafael, CA. His new home address is 45 Tarnal Vista Blvd., Apt. 533. Corte Madera, CA 94925. George A. Schindler recently became an engineer with Union Electric. He and Catherine live at 545 Lemonwood Dr.: Baldwin. MO 630 II. Richard B. Drane, Jr., and his wife Martha have moved to 10013 Commonwealth Blvd., Fairfax, VA 22032. Richard is in the U.S. Air Force and stationed at the Pentagon. _

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Larry Lamano has accepted a position with Ramtek as design engineer and has moved "to 450 N. Mathilda, Apt. U-103, Sunnyvale, CA 94086_

Kenneth L. Busch lives at 9911 Heritage Dr., Apt. B, St. Louis, MO 63123. Ken is a structural engineer for Horner and Shifrin Consulting Engineers in St. Louis.

R. Dean and Lynn Bafford have a new son, Brian Carl. Their address is 308 Park Lane, Herrin, IL 62948.

Robert J. Scanlon has been promoted by Caterpillar Tractor to assist buyer. He and Janet live at R_R. 4, Whispering Oaks, Metamora, IL 61548.

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John and Marsha Tenfelder have moved to 1280 I Tampa Ave_, Northridge, CA 91326. John is resident reservoir engineer for Southern California Gas Co_ in Northridge.

Richard and Sue Riegel are proud to announce the birth of their son, Kevin Michael. He was born Aug. 23, 1978, Sue's birthday, and was 21" long. He ' weighed 9 Ibs., 4 oz_ The Riegels have moved to 5524 Hedges, Raytown , MO 64133 _

John G. Ladner, P_ O. Box 22742, Ft. Worth, TX 76122, received a Master of Divinity Degree from Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary at their commencement exercise on Dec. 15, 1978.

Lawrence V. and Katherine Bumbicka have moved to 3639 Cinnamon Tree Ln. , St. Louis, MO 63129. Larry is a Supervisor of Utilities for Monsanto Co. in Sauget, IL.

Ralph and Linda Tate have moved to 2619 North Clayton, Springfield, MO 65803 _Ralph is an engineer with HoodRich Architect and Construction Engineers_ ,

Richard and Jeanna Bartlet now reside at 50 I S. Ravine, Fulton, MO 65251.

Daryll and Nancy Chenoweth have moved to 115 W. Pennsylvania Ave. , Urbana, IL 61801. Daryll is a project engineer with Clark, Dietz Engineers, Inc_ William and Gail Clifton have moved to 16635 Ticonderoga, Baton Rouge, LA 70816. Bill is a construction engineer with Burns & Roe.

Frank R. Ellis II has accepted a position with Mobil Oil Corp. as a civil engineer. He and Linda have a new home at 12307 Dorrance, Stafford, TX 77477 .

Gary R. Bartlett has been promoted to superintendent-systems design with Natural Gas Pipeline Co. Home is 620 Bruce Ave., Flossmoor, IL 60422.

William A. and Pamela Hillebrandt have moved to 548 Whisper Wood Dr., Longwood FL 32750, where William is a sr. engineer with Stromberg Carlson.

Richard Ol'erturf is an engineer technician with Finley Engineering. Home is 904 Westrott No_ 162, Houston, TX 77007 _

DeAnn C. Iwan has accepted a position as research associate with NASA and has moved to I. F. Parkway, Greenbelt, MD 20770.

James D. Gantt of 5986 Dana Dr., Norcross, GA 30093, received the Specialist in Education Degree in Educational Management from Ball State University on May 19, 1979. He is an operations research analyst in the U.S. Army.

Douglas Dumm is a business analysist with Xerox in Rochester, NY _ His address is RD 2, 8658 Rt. 5, Holcomb, NY 14469.

Charles and Joyce Hunsel have moved to 329 Fulton, Moberly, MO 65270. Charles is now working as an electrical engineer for Missouri Power & Light.

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Richard D. Harmening has accepted a position as senior engineer with Ford and he and Donna have moved to 1313 Terrell Ct.. Canton, MI 48187.

Sal J. Pagano recently moved from Houston to Midland to accept a new position as district reservoir engineer with Texas Oil & Gas Corp. He and Lesley live at 4305 Boulder, Midland, TX 79703, and would love to hear from old UMR friends .

Stephen E. and Michelle Wilson have moved to 1802 Greenridge, Carrollton, TX 75006. Steve is a salesman for Applied Digital Data Systems in Dallas.

J. H. Braaf is now production supervisor with Mobil Chemical in Jacksonville, IL. He and Linda live at 1517 S. West, Jacksonville, IL.

Liezern and Melody Wang have moved to 30 Roxgy Ave_, Edison, NJ 08817 . He is a designer "B" with American Electric & Power.

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Lawrence W. Baygents has moved to 4860 I Denton Rd.. Belleville. MI 48111 . He is a senior engineer with Monsanto.

George H. and Sandra K. Gulley have moved to 722 Evergreen Dr., Mt. Vernon , IN 47620. George is a field engineer for Crawford and Russell, Inc_ in Stamford, CT. Phillip R. and Roselyn Hagedorn have moved to 4297 Weather St. NE, Salem, OR 97301. Dal'id and Margaret Barry have moved to 69 Brittany Dr., Fairfield, OH 45014. Dave is a product technical engineer with Procter & Gamble. Wesley S. Watkins is a division engineer with Williams Pipe Line Co. He and Patricia Ann live at 12825 W. 78th Terrace, Lenexa. KS 66216.

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Roger Perriguey and Tom Barkalow, '74 are doing research for a possible publication on the history of practical jokes and pranks at MSM-UMR. They request that alumni who have stories to share, write to Roger at 1370 Missouri Ave., St. Clair, MO 63077.

Thomas W. Tanner's new address is 533 Ambergate Dr., Webster Groves, MO 63119. Tom is a systems engineer- with Four-Phase Systems. Inc.

Douglas and Harriet Warden ha ve moved to 2860 Janet, Pocatello, ID 8320 I . Doug is a facility engineer for Westinghouse Electric Corp. in Idaho Falls.

Captain Raymond A. Barbeau is the commander, 14th Chemical Detachment of the 82nd Airborne Division. Home is 742 Appalachin Dr., Fayetteville. NC 2830 I. Donald L. Jackson has accepted a position as' a supervisor with GTE an'd has moved to 3745 E. Sunnyside, Phoenix, AZ 85028. Harry L. Ammons is an associate process engineer with Phillips Petroleum. He and Elizabeth live at 4731 State Street, Bartlesville. OK 74003. David and Cathy Harsell have a new home at 3106 Cheyenne, Woodward, OK 73801. David has been promoted to area engineer by Union Oil 90. of Calif. Jesse L. Yow, Jr., has accepted a position with Southern Company Services, Inc., as hydro engineer. He and Dorcas have moved to 2156 Roslyn Dr., Birmingham, AL 35216. Jeffrey Lee Ivers is a systems analyst with the Missouri Supreme Court. Home is R.R. 5, Jefferson p ty, MO 65101. Bruce and Marcia Bonczyk have moved to 1707 West Freeman, Carbondale, IL 62901. Jerry Matthews has been promoted to assistant mine superintendent with Amax Coal Co.'s Belle Ayr mine. Jerry, Emily, and Kace'y have moved to 2090 Wolff Rd., Gillette, WY 82716. Robert J. Duenckel has been promoted to district reservoir engr.-west oper. GCOD with Marathon Oil Co.

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Marty Mattlage lives at 840 Glenwood Dr., Crestwood, MO 63126, and has been a project engineer in. the corporate engineering department of Ralston Purina since Feb. 1977. "And," he wrote. "believe it or not, I will be getting married July 13. 1979."

David and Mary 'Catherine Suiter have moved to 2030 Siesta, Spanish Lakes, MO 63138.

Charles E. Barker is now a senior design engineer with Motorola, Inc. in Austin, TX. He and Barbara reside at 2800 Carmel Dr., Round Rock, TX 78664. Lynda and Donald Short have moved to 1405 Old Frankfort Pike, Lexington, KY 40504. Maurice E. Vandenbergh is now a field sales engineer with Carborundum Corp. He and his wife, Elaine, have moved to 4953 Fulmar Dr., Birmingham, AL 35210. ,--Sharon Pfister has a new address, 7820 Sutter Ln., Apt. 102, Annandale, VA 22003, and a new job as a technicial support representative with Johnson Systems, Inc. She hopes to buy a VA townhouse soon. Michael and Janice Whelan have moved to 938 Meadowview Lane, Columbia, IL 62236. Michael is now a maintenance supervisor with Monsanto Chemical.

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1975 Dennis D. Kile has accepted a position as a staff engineer with Burns & McDonnell. He and his wife live at 9411 Manchester, Kansas City, MO 64138. David Heideman is an engineer with L. E. Heideman Co. He and Nancy reside at 291 Burning Leaf, St. Charles, MC 6330 I. William F. Lueckenhoff has accepted a position as a civil engineer with the Missouri Dept. of Conservation. Home is 1415A W. Main St., Jeffe'rson City, MO 65101. Allen B. Agnew recently recei v~(ra U.S. Dept. of Interior Appreciation Award for work he has done on the Federal Coal Leasing program. Allen and Joyce (,76) have purchased a new townhouse. Their new address is 2054 Headlands Circle, Reston, VA 22091 . Robert C. and Shirley Hill have moved to 622 Clear Creek Ct., Ballwin, MO 63011. Billy K. Winters, Jr. is a paint chemist with Cargill. He and Kathryn reside at 17900 Excelsier Blvd., Minnetonka, MN 55343. Cleve and Judy Kurz's new address is 92 10 Kirkmont, Houston, TX 77089. Cleve is an engineer with Monsanto. Robert W. Parsons is now the manager, coal supply and acquisition with United Energy Resources in Houston. He and Lynda reside at 15718 Winding Moss, Houston, TX 77068. Kenneth J . Courtney is now a stress analyst-energy consultant with Beech Aircraft Corp. He and Joyce have moved to 202 N. Rock Rd., Apt. 410, Wichita, KS 67206. Dennis B. Wehmeyer's new address is 3835 Penbrook, No. 101 , Odessa, TX 79762. Dennis is a petroleum engineer _ with Getty Oil Co. David and Barbara Prudic have moved to 19 Rigi Ct., Selkirk, NY 12158. Dave is a hydrologist with the USGS. Tommy Noel has moved to Apt. J-7 , 101 N. Five Points Rd., West Chester, PA 19380. He is a sales representative for Siemens-Allis. John D. and M. Kathleen Unks have moved to 183'34 E. Arkansas Ave., Aurora, CO 80013. John is a staff development geologist for Petro-Lewis Corp. in Denver. Donald L. Uher has moved to 20 I SE Avondale, Apt. 14, Bartlesville, OK 74003. Don is a systems prtogrammer for Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville. Tzyy-Cheng and Ye-Lion Liu Wang have moved to 3390 Andy St., No.2, Long Beach, CA 90805. Tzyy-Cheng is an engineering scientist specialist for McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Co. in Long Beach.

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Alumni Personals ________________________________ 1975 Continued Fred Storck recently returned from Saudi Arabia where he served as a field staff engi neer for Black & Veatch Arabia, Ltd. , for the past 18 mos. After his return , he married Karen Jo Stroker of Vandalia , Mo. Karen just completed her B.S. in accounting at NMSU. Fred and Karen reside at 12820 15th St., Apt. 140, Grandview, MO 64030. John M. and Nancy Kaufman have moved to 3052 S. Fairplay St., Aurora, CO 80014. John is an environmental specialist fo r Rocky Mountain Energy Co. in Denver. Rick W: Katterhenry has accepted a position as project engineer with Williams Pipeline. He and Susan have moved to 307 Sherlyn Lane, Sapula, OK 74066. Gregory A. Hellwig of 4221 3rd Ave., Apt. A, Chattanooga, TN 37416, bought 3 apartments and is now playing landlord. He is working on his MBA at the University of Tennes seeChatanooga nights and is 2/3 through . Greg also works as a mechanical engineer with TVA. His responsibilities there include purchasing light vehicles, researching electric vehicles and Gasohol programs. Oh, yes, he is still single. William F. and Mun Wilson have moved to 7501 Vernon Square Dr. , Apt. 302, Alexandria, VA 22306. Bill is a Major in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Fort Belvoir. Steve and Amy (Dueker) Robbins have moved to 8416 S. 77th E. Place, Tulsa, OK 74133 . Steve is a research geophysicist for Amoco's Houston office . Amy is now working in the seismic programming department at Seismograph Services Corp. Both are enjoying the Tulsa area and welcome visitors anytime. Bernard C. and Kathy Lucas, Jr., are living at 2504 Cimmaron, Midland, TX 7970 I. Bernard is a reservoir engineer with Northern Natural Gas. Richard and Ok Soon Kayfetz have a new address: USA Engineering Division, Europe, APO New York, NY 097 57. Richard is a construction manager in the US Army. Michael S. and Bonnie Beuke are living at 1010 Paris Road, Mayfield, KY 42066, where Michael is a product manager with Ingersoll-Rand Co. Michael F. Dorlac's address is 4459 Nellie St. , Ri verside, CA 92503. Mike is an electronics engineer with the Fleet Analysis Center in Corona, CA. Ronald G. Simon has moved to 100 I 36th St., Apt. 79, W. Palm Beach, FL 33407, where he is a materials engineer with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Martin K. Reynolds has moved to 5517 A. Golf Ridge, St. Louis, MO 63128. Martin is a staff manager of special services with Southwestern Bell. Frank D. and Christina Gac have moved to IIII NE 165th St., Seattle, WA 98155 . Frank is a research engineer wit h the Universi ty of Washington. 3-4/ MSM Âˇ UMR A lu mnus

Donald E. and Carol Simpson have moved to 420 Winterset , Col umbus, MS 3970 I. He is a civil engineer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Mark E. and Joan Henneberry have moved to 38 14 G rant St. , Reading, PA 19606. Mark is a process engineer with Kaweeki Berylco Industries.

1976 R. Kevin Oberdick is now receiving his mail at P.O. Box 212, Independence, KS 6730 I. He is an associate engineer with ARCO Pipe Line. David R. Bradley has moved to 317 College, Gallatin , TN 37066. He is a quality assurance engineer with TVA . Barry G. Garvin is a district engineer with Continental Pipeline. He and Gail li ve at 2404 W. Canton Place, Broken Arrow, OK 74012. Robin A. Murphy lives at 20 I00 M 78 Highway, Independence, MO 64057, and is working as an engineer with . Western Electric. Lt. William K. Miehe, USAF has been awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal for his "innovative and imaginative engineering solutions to corrosion problems experienced by Air Force aircraft." His address is PSC Box 55352, Mather AFB, CA 95655. Gary W. Rhodes is a staff engineer with Law Engineering Testing Co. He and Diane ha ve moved to 2512 Drew Valley Rd ., Atlanta, GA 30345 . Peter N. Gruendler, Jr. and his wife, Sequel Lynn, live at 4311 Maxwell Ave., - Evansville, IN 47715. Pete is a sales engineer for Si; Smith-Gruner in Evansville. Dennis G. and Elizabeth Barclay live at 8047 Grow Ln ., Apt. 246, Houston , TX 77040. Dennis is a sales engineer for Hydradyne Hydraulics in Houston. Danny L. and Virginia Harris have moved to 33 Wendy, St. Peters, MO 63376. Danny is a plant engineer for McDonnell Aircraft Co. in St. Louis. Patrick A. Tibbits lives at 745 International Blvd., E 132, Houston , TX 77024. Patrick is a product development engineer for Cameron Iron Works in Houston. Randall L. Hughes is a works standards engineer with G.M .A.D. in Kansas Ci ty. Home is 4030 Clark , Apt. 2, Kansas City, MO 64111. Timothy G. and Sharon Ann O'Neill have moved to 2107 7th Ave., Apt. 23, Bell Fourche, SD 57717 . Tim is a mining engineer at N. L. Industries Wyoming Bentonite Operations. Donald J. Chronister has accepted a position in the materials and processes development department of McDonnell Douglas. Don and Nancy live at 1022 Briarton Dr. , Crestwood, MO 63 126. Gregory and Cathryn Haug have a new address: Rt. 3 Box 344C, Hannibal , MO 6340 I.

John D. aud Deanna Carter have moved to Park Lane Village No. 20. Wheatlane, WY 8220 I. John is a resident engineer with Burns and McDonnell.

John W. Renner has accepted a position with Garver & Garver Engrs., as a design engineer, and he and Cinthia have moved to 5813 Baseline No. 105 , Little Rock, AR 72209.

Bruce W. Haigh has been promoted to Chief, Faci lities Engineer Di v.. with the U.S. Army. He and JoA nne live at 203 Wes tover Dri ve, TOAD, Tob yhanna. PA 18466.

Brent Barton now works for Watlow Electric Mfg. Co. in St. Louis as an application engineer. Brent and his wife Debbie live at 639 W. Ro e Hill , Kirkwood , MO 63122.

Pamelia R. Edwards, nee Clarke, married Johnnie Edwards. Jr. in 1978 and they have a son Scott Clarke Edwa rds. born Christmas day . Pam want to hear from her old computer science friends. Home is 2053 S. Ridgewood, Wichita. KS 67218 _

Michael W. Jones has accepted a po ition with Whitaker Cable as an engineer and has moved to 834 NE 68th St. . Gladstone, MO 64118.

Bill and Sharon Ahal have moved to 2565 Grayland Walk , St. Louis, MO 63129.

Tom and Brenda Moyes and son Shelby have moved to 3404 S. 148th East Ave. , Tulsa, OK 74134. Tom is a senior design engr. with the pump div. of ByronJackson . Tom Edelman has a new job as a civil engineer with Pizza Hut, Inc. He and his wife have moved to 928 S. Mission, Wichita, KS 67207. Donald Repp is now an engineerplanning district with Southwestern Bell. He and Barbara live at 1123 S. Paula, Springfield, MO 65804.

Fakhri and Mahmoud Davarpanah live at 26 19 Fox Harbour Den, Indianapolis, IN 46227 . Fakhri is a processor' for Stewart Warner, Southwind Division in Indianapolis. . Randall W. and Lynda Beth Sherer have moved to 540 N. Third, Villa Park, IL 60181 . Randy is a systems application engineer for Allen-Bradley Co. in Chicago. John R. Walker has moved to 105 E. 52nd St., Apt. 1058, Austin, TX 78723 . John is an assistant instructor at the University of Texas, Economics Dept. in Austin . Kurt S. Nielsen's new address is c/o American Can Co., P.O. Box 3748, Modesto, CA 95352 _Kurt is an I.E. project engineer for American Can Co. in Modesto.

William and Lynne ('73) now reside at 606 Jasmin, Kirkwood, MO 63122. Bill is an adjuster with Factory Mutual Engineering Assoc., and Lynne is a hydraulic engineer wit h the Corps of Engineers.

Edmund an'd Rae Ann Kobylinski live at 1084 Carlton Ct., Apt. I D, Frederick, MD 2170 I. Ed is an environmental science officer with the U.S. Army at Fort Detrick .

Barry W. Krasner is a computer programmer with PBL Associates. Home is 1053 Bush St., Apt. 9, San Francisco, CA 94109.

Steven P. Bischof has moved to 9001 Town Park Dr., No. 48 , Houston , TX 77036. He is an engineer with Brown & Root.

James M. Eye is now an engineer with Du Pont at the Savannah River Plant. Home is 709 Bismark Circle, North Augusta , SC 29841 .

Sean Eugene Price is now a reservoir engineer witli Midland Oil Co. His new address is 2439 Whitmire, 56-F, Midland , TX 7970 I.

Joyce and Allen ('75) Agnew announce that they have bought a house and that their new address is 2054 Headlands Circle, Reston , VA 22091 .

Paul E. Wonderly is now a project engineer with Continental Oil Co. in Ponca City, OK .

Marion J. Hoormann is now the plant manager of Victor Foods, Inc. in St. Charles, MO. He and Linda ha ve moved to 934 Silverstone, St. Charles, MO 63301.

1977 Ricky R. Vogel has moved to 9655 SW North Dakota St., Apt. 34, Tigard , OR 97223 . Rick y is an engineer with Morvue Elect ronics Systems. Mark and Ro xann Ryan have a new home at 2023 W. 48t h St., Shawnee Mission , KS 66205. Mark is working for Panhandle Eastern Pi pe Line Co. Bruce H. Allen of 1311 Aetna, Apt. 3C, Burlington, IA 5260 I, was recently promoted to Maine Maintenance Engr. by U. S. Gypsum . Judith E. Mulvany a geologist with Mack Oil Co., now resides at 415 W. Chestnut St. , Duncan, OK 73533.

Bruce Schaller of 600 W. Kentucky, Effingham , IL 6240 I, is currently working for Central Illinois Public Service Co. as a construction engineer.

1978 Stephen R. and Peg Brown live at 714 E. 23rd, Apt. 2W, Casper, WY 8260 I. Steve is a mining engineer for Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. in Casper. William J. Cissell, Jr. has moved to 10411 W. 70th Terr. , No. 104, Shawnee, KS 66203. Rosa L. Heman has moved to 2580 Norcross-Tucker, Apt. 8-153, Norcross, GA 30093. Rosa is an engineer for E. I. DuPont in Tucker. Kevin J. and Marilyn Merrill have moved to 18C Colonial Dr., Rocky Hill , CT 06067. Kevin is an analytical engineer for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford .

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MSM· UMR Alumni Association Telephone (314) 341-4171; (314) 341-4172 OFFICERS Term Expires President ............... Joseph W. Mooney '39 .. .... . . . . . . . ... 7383 Westmoreland . . .............. . . .. .. . .. 1980 University City, MO 63130 President Elect ... . .. . . .. Robert D. Bay '49 ........ . . ...... . ... 222 Magna Carta Lane . . ...... ... . .......... 1980 St. Louis, MO 63141 Vice President . . . . ... . ... Frank e. Appleyard '37 . ... . .. . . . . . .. . 808 Solar ... . .. . . . . . ...... . .. ... . ...... . .. 1980 Glenview, IL 60025 Vice President . ...... . . . . Art hur G. Baebler '55 ..... '.. . . . . . . ... 20 Fox Meadows ........... . Sunset Hills, MO 63127

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Vice President ..... . ... . . Alfred 1. Buescher '64 . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . 2640 Quail Lane .. . . . .. . .. .. .. . . . .. ... . . .. . 1980 Northbrook, IL 60062 Vice President .. . . . . . . . . . James 8. McGrath '49 . ... .. . . .. ... ... Fru·Con ........ . . . . .. . . . . . . ... . ....... . . . 1980 1706 Olive St. , St. Louis, MO 63103 II'

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Secretary ... .. . . . ....... Robert V. Wolf '5 1 . .. ..... . . . ... . . . . . Dept. of Metallurgical & Nuclear Engr. .. .. . . . . . 1980 UMR, Rolla, MO 65401 Treasurer ........ . ... . .. Vernon T. Loesing '42 .... . ........... Dept. of Civil Engr ....... . .. . ....... . ..... . . 1980 UMR, Rolla, MO 6540 I DIRECTORS AT LARGE Term Expires Allan H. LaPlante '63 ... . .. . . . . .... .. Continental Oil Co., P.O. Box 2197, Houston, TX 7700 I ............. . .... 1980 Belding H. McCurdy '38 ...... . .. . . . . . 7400 Sun Island Dr. , South, Suite 711, South Pasadena, FL 33707 ... . ....... 1981 E. L. "Roy" Perry '40 ..... .... ........ 8150 Leesburg Pike, Suite 600; Vienna, VA 22180 .. .. ............ .. . .. .. 1980 Walter e. Mulyca '65 . . ......... .. . ... 203 Hillcrest, Marshall, TX 75670 ...... . ........... .. . ... . . ..... . . . . . 1981 Lawrence A. Spanier '50 .... . . . . ...... 5 Pettit Dr., Dix Hills, NY 11746 .... . ....... . .... . .. ...... . .. . .... . .. 1979 John O. Wilms '43 ... .. . ... . .. . . . ... . 17700 South Avalon, Space 59, Carson, CA 90745 . . ................. .. .. 1979 Area Zip Code Numbers AREA DIRECTORS Term Expires 00-14 Raymond T. Ruenheck '50 ...... . 7 Monteview, Chelmsford, MA 018 24 . .-. . . . ....... . . ... . . . . ......... . . 1980 15-21 J. D. Patterson '61 . ... .. . . . .... . 1660 Ashlawn Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15241 .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 1980 22-33 Bill L. Atchley '57 . . . . .. ... . . ... 1266 Crestwood, Morgantown, WV 26505 ... . . . ... _ . . . .. . .... . . .... . .. 1979 35-45 William D. Busch, '42 ...... . .... 20001 Idlewood Trail, Cleveland, OH 44136 ... .. .. . .. .. . . .. . .. .... . . . .. 1980 46-59 George Baumgartner '56 ... .. . .. . 2120 Syracuse, Dearborn, MI 48127 ... . ...... . . .. . .. . .... . ............ 1981 60-61 Allen G. Behring '66 .. . . . . . . . . .. 447 S. Euclid, Villa Park, IL 60181 . .. . . . . .. . . . . ... .. . ... . ....... . ... . . 1979 62-62 Ernst Weinel '44 ...... . . .. . . . . . 1502 West 50, O'Fallon,'IL 62629 . .. .. .. . . . . ...... .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . .... 1981 63-65 Matteo A. Coco '66 . . . . . . . . .. .. . 7115 Aliceton Ave., St. Louis, MO 63123 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1981 63-65 Martha Gerig '69 ....... . . . ... .. 801 Fairground Road, Rolla, MO 65401 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1981 63-65 Leonard e. Kirberg '66 ....... . .. 331 Carmel Wood Dr., Ellisville, MO 63011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1980 63-65 Robert W. Klorer '44 ............ 7500 Natural Bridge Rd. , St. Louis, MO 63123 .. . . ..... . ... . ......... . . . 1980 63-65 Harold A. Krueger '42 .... . .. . ... Ozark Lead Co., Rural Branch, Sweetwater, MO 63680 . . . ....... . . .. . .. . . 1979 63-65 J. Robert Patterson '54 . . .. . .1. .. . Show-Me, Inc. ; P.O. Box 573, Sikeston, MO 63801.. . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . _ 1981 63-65 George R. Schillinger '63 .. .. .. . .. 7598 John Ave., Oakville, MO 63129.- . . ... ... . ... .... .. . ........ . ... . . 1980 63-65 Paul R. Munger'58 .... . . .... ... Director, Institute of River Studies, UMR, Rolla, MO 65401 . ........ . ... . . 1981 63-65 C. M. Wattenbarger'41 . . . .... . .. 205 W. First St., Terrace, Lamar, MO 64759 . .. . .. .. .. .... .... . ... ... . .. 1981 63-65 Edwin 1. Werner '49 . ........... 102 N . 12th St. , Blue Springs, MO 64015 . .... : . ...... ..... ........ . .. .. 1979 66-74 Herman Fritschen '51 ........ . .. 5249 S. 68th East Place, Tulsa, OK 74145 ............. .. ............... 1979 75-79 Rex Alford '40 ................ . 5743 Jason, Houston, TX 77035 .. . ................ ... . ........... . . .. 1979 80-89 & Victor J. Hoffmann '60 ... . . . .. 31057 E. Lake Morton Dr., SE. Kent, W A 98031 .. ... . .. . . . . ... . . ... . ... 1980 96-99 90-95 E. Murray Schmidt '49 .. . ....... c/o E.F . Fahey, 220 Mar Vista Drive No. 91 , Aptos, CA 95003 ... . .... . .... 1979 . . COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN DIRECTORS H. W. F!pod ~43 . ',' ........... . .. .... 183 Main St., Acton,MA 01720 Joel F. [;ovendge 39 . . ......... .. ... . 739 Country Manor Lane, Creve Coeur, MO 63141 Hans E. Schmoldt '44 .. . . . . ... . ....... Schmoldt Engineering Services Co., Inc., 526 S. Seminole, Bartlesville, OK . 74003 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Term Expires Richard H. Bauer '52 ................. Missouri Electrochem, Inc., 8013 Dale St. , .. . ....... .. . .. ... . .. . .. . . .... 1984 Richmond Heights, MO 63117 Robert M. Brackbill '42 ... . .... . ... ... Texas Pacific Oil Co .. ... . . ... ... .. . . . . . .. . .. . ... .. ........ . . ... . . . . 1982 1700 One Main Place, Dallas, TX 75250 Peter F. Mattei '37 . .. . ... . . . ......... 9954 Holliston Court .. . .... . . . ... . . . ...... , ....... .. ............. . . 1980 St. Louis, MO 63124 EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS Paul T. Dowling '40 ...... ... . . .. . .... 10144 Winding Ridge Rd. , St. Louis, MO 63124 R.O. Kasten '43 . . .... . .............. 901 West 114th Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64114 James 1. Murphy '35 .. ... .. . .. . ...... Murphy Company, 1340 North Price Rd., St. Louis, MO 63132 Melvin E. Nickel '38 .................. 10601 South Hamilton Ave. , Chicago. IL 60643 F.e. Schneeberger '25 ... . . .... . . ..... One Briar Oak, St. Louis, MO 63132 James W. Stephens '47 .... . ....... . ... Missouri Public Service Co., 10700 E. Highway 50 Kansas City, MO 64138

STAFF Frank H. Mackaman ... . ...... . . ..... Executive Vice-President, MSM-UMR Alumni Association and . Director, Alumni-Development, University of Missouri-Rolla John Theilmann '71 ............... . .. Assistant Director, Alumni Activities University of Missouri-Rolla Barbara Petrovic .... . .. .. .. .... . .. .. Staff Assistant, MSM-UMR Alumni Association and Senior Secretary, Alumni Activities, University of Missouri-Rolla Kris Curtin .... . . .. . . . . ........... . . Records Coordinator, MSM·UMR Alumni Association & Computer Terminal Operator, Alumni Activities, University of Missouri-Rolla MSM·UMR Alumni Association, Harris Hall, UMR, Rolla, MO 65401 MSM-UMR Alumnus / 35

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