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HOMECOMING ISSUE University of Missouri-Rolla
December J979
UMR Freshman Captures Homecoming Crown Cathy Lally, a freshman from Gran路 view, was elected UMR's 1979 homecoming queen. Her attendants were first runner路up Cynthia Lee Monds, a junior in engineering management from Arnold, second 路 runner-up 路Cindy Cooper, senior in engineering management from Bloomfield, and third runner-up Valerie L. Jones, freshman in engineering management from St. Louis. The new queen received her crown from UMR Chancellor Joseph M. Mar-
chello during halftime ceremonies at the homecoming game between UMR and Northeast Missouri State. From a field of 27 candidates, she was one of eight finalists chosen by a panel of judges. Her selection as queen was determined by a week-long campuswide election . Lally has not yet declared a major field of study. She was nominated for homecoming queen by Thomas Jefferson Residence Hall and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Lally, 12714 Seventh St., Grandview.
Report of Election
Cathy Lally is all smiles after being crowned Homecoming Queen during halftime festivities at the University's Jackling Field. Her escort is Chris Derrington of Oak Grove, Mo.
Newly elected officials of the MSMUMR Alumni Association, University of Missouri-Rolla, took office at the Board of Directors' meeting at Homecoming. First term directors-atlarge are Armin 1. Tucker, '40, Alexandria, Va., and James D. Gostin, '44, Arcadia, Calif. Area directors re-elected are Allen G. Behring, '66, Lake Bluff, III. , and Harold A. Krueger, '42, Sweetwater, Mo. First term area directors are: Gerald L. Stevenson, '59, Lakeland, Fla.; 1. L. "Jack" Painter, '50, Poplar Bluff, Mo.; David D . Kick, '57, Tulsa,
Okla.; William E. Patterson, '53, Houston, Texas, and Edward N. Thurmond, '76, Oakland, Calif. Retiring directors are: John O. Wilms, '43, Carson, Calif.; Larry Spanier, '50, Dix Hills, N.Y.; Bill L. Atchley, '57, Clemson, S.c.; Edwin 1. Werner, '49, Blue Springs, Mo.; Herman Fritschen, '51, Tulsa, Okla.; Rex Alford, '40, Houston, Texas, and E. Murray Schmidt, '49, San Francisco, Calif. A complete list of officers and directors is published on the inside cover of the MSM ALUMNUS.
HOMECOMING 1979 HOMECOMING-SEVEN OR NINE? "Come on", I said, fed up with delays, I could no longer keep "my cool"; The time had come to go to school, Return to the site of earlier days. The smiles that met me lit up my face, I felt that I did belong, And almost burst into song, For this was the time and the place. Barbara, Joan, Alice, etal, Ever were anxious to please, With answers to questions great and small, They completely put me at ease. Was there ever such a finer way For the start of a most enjoyable stay?
The "gang" gathered for. cocktails that night, Each one tagged with his name and year, Almost immediately, I met a peer, . Hornor Ford was a welcome sight. I met more classmates, others as well, And there seemed to be miles of smiles. Everyone was dressed in various. styles, And each had a story to tell. ' A Chief and Indians in buckskin and plumes, Spedally chosen from the Osage Nation, Were there to honor, in colorful costumes, Their benefactor, Mr. Smith, with high elation. He has found his Fortune on their ground, And he shared it lavishly all around.
Saturday dawned crisp and clear, The Chancellor's breakfast was a treat, The food and company were hard to beat, There was much gaiety and cheer. I fell in love with every seat-mate, Jean, Rachelle, Margaret, and Jan, Heard thrilling stories from many a man, Events that occured at an earlier date. At the Awards Banquet, many were honorees, With brilliant grads the school was blessed, These had learned more than their ABC's, And I was emotionally impressed. Now, can anyone answer this query of mine, Was I floating on Cloud Seven, or Cloud Nine? Sam A. Bermi-M.S.M.-'34 Oct. 17, 1979
Like most alumni, Sam A. Bermi, '34, doesn't return to the campus very often. When he does make the sentimental journey, unlike most alumni- he likes to capture his impressions and feelings 15y putting them down on paper. The account of his first trip back after graduation can be found on page 10 of the April, 1966 Alumnus magazine. His impressions of the 45th .reunion festivities he shares with all (above) . "I chose to write in sonnet form," he says, "because it is the style for expressing love." Homecoming weekend was a busy, happy occasion for the entire University family-alumni, students, faculty, staff and townspeople. Preliminary events included the initial contact with old friends and a look at the campus for returning alumni ~ they arrived on Friday, registered at the University Center and attended the
Silver and Gold Cocktail Party that evening at the St. Pat's Church MultiPurpose Building. Students completed their voting for Homecoming Queen and attended the Homecoming Dance in Centennial Hall. Both groups participated in the huge M-Club bonfire featuring a two-story-high pile of combustibles (trash collected during the preceeding week) and the pep band. On Saturday morning, alumni were entertained at the various living units and members of the honor classes were invited to a morning reception at the chancellor's home . Alumni then gathered at the Bullman MUlti-Purpose Building for a "Fieldhouse Feed" luncheon where photos were taken of the honor classes. Highlight of the weekend was the football game between the Miners and the Northeast Missouri State Bulldogs. In pre-game activities, UMR fraternities
staged pajama races in which four-man groups to "NBC Sports Disco". This was teams raced the length of the field in followed by a Beatles number, sleeping gear. The Miner Band then "Norwegian Wood," and alumni-who came onto the field to the tune of once played in the UMR band-got into Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever" with the act by joining in a large UMR forCraig Cousley playing the piccolo solo. mation for "flere Comes the King". As After presentation of the colors and the the theme "Harvest Moon" drifted National Anthem, sung by L. Dean through the stands, the Homecoming Thompson, pastor of the Church of the Queen winner was announced and Nazarene, the band performed a drill to Chancellor Marchello performed the Sousa's "Black Horse Troop". The eight crowning seremonies. homecoming queen finalists were After the game (see Sports section), ushered to their places as the band, flag corps and pom-pon squad offered a Alumni honored their outstanding members and faculty at the annual "Fight Miners" routine. Awards Banquet While students attendAt half-time, Dr. David Oakley, direc- ed a gala concert. .Once again a homecoming weekend tor of the Miner Band, and Tom Ruess, assistant director, presented music and had provided an opportunity for alumni, routines to please varied tastes. "Spanish students and others of the University Opener" was the initial offering of the community to look back, enjoy the preprogram. Twirler Karen Wheaton per- sent, and speculate on the future with formed with the flag and pom-pon fellowship and good feelings. MSM Alumnus / l
Homecoming 1979 Attendees (By Class Year)
Alumnus Circulation The MSM ALUMNUS is published six times a year: February, April, June, August, October, and December. The February, August and December issues are in tabloid format-the other issues are magazines. The February ALUMNUS carries a report of the Annual Alumni Fund and the Honor Roll of Donors to the Association and the University. The June issue reports on Commencement activities and the Reunion of the Golden Alumni Class. December's ALUMNUS carries stories of Homecoming activities, Association reports and results of elections. The other issues carry general news of alumni and the University. The publication of the ALUMNUS is financed by gifts to the ANNUAL ALUMNI FUND. University funds do not pay for the ALUMNUS. The Board of Directors of the MSM-UMR Alumni Association sets the circulation policy and these are its guidelines: · Each issue is mailed to all members of the most recent graduating class. ·Each issue is distributed to all faculty and staff members. ·Each issue is mailed to all University of Missouri Curators and certain University administrators. ·The February, August and December issues are mailed to all alumni of record. ·The other issues are mailed to donors to the Annual Alumni Fund, so that they receive six jssues after the date of their gift. This variation in mailing lists results in some problems. We get news items in a variety of ways and do not make it a practice to check to see if the news item refers to a donor to the Fund-That is not a part of the decision of whether to publish. Consequently, we do publish items which refer to alumni who are not regular readers of the ALUMNUS. They never know. Frequently, we get a news item without any identification as to the alumnus involved. If you have sent us an item and you believe we have ignored it, there are several tests you can make: first, are you a current donor (you are not current if you get Fund mailings); and second, was the item identified so that your name and relationship to UMR was clear. Let us know if we are guilty of missing a newsworthy item-that is not our intention.
COVER Members of Tau Kappa Epsilon put finishing touches on the Homecoming Display in front of their house. Homecoming theme was "Miner Grinder-Bulldog Bologna." 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 October 27, 1926, at Post Office at Rolla, Missouri 6540 I, under the Act of March 3, 1897. :2/MSM Alumnus
The following is a list of those who signed the registration sheets at homecoming (as interpreted by our resident handwriting experts).
1920 Edwin K. Schuman
Rolla, Mo.
1922 E. G. "Ted" & Mrs. Machin
Nashville, lll.
1923 M. L. Dorris Ragan & Mrs. Ford Wayne Frame & Helen
Collinsville, III. Minden,La. Eldon,Mo. Birmingham, Mich. Tulsa, Okla.
MuirL. Frey Joe Wanenmacher Yoelit Shapiro
Yoellt Shapiro Student Homecoming Chairman Yoelit Shapiro, a junior in electrical engineering from St. Louis, knew when she became the University of MissouriRolla's homecoming chairman , she would be very busy. But the size of her workload surprised even her. "Committee members do most of the work ," Yoelit said, "but there are a lot of details to keep track of, and there is a lot of checking to do." She had to keep track of details of such events as the homecoming queen contest (27 candidates this year) with candidate interviews & supervision of a campuswide election; making arrangements for the Friday night homecoming dance and the queen coronation ceremonies during halftime at the football game. Yoelit is one of those persons who has learned to organize and, therefore, becomes involved in numerous activities. When she arrived at UMR as a freshman, she lived in the women's dormitory and soon became active in Residence Hall Association functions. From there it was just a short step to intramurals (she enjoys volleyball and basketball), work with the Student Union Board "SUB" (her current position as chairman of the Special Events Committee for SUB automatically makes her homecoming chairman), membership in Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity's Crescents (little sisters' group) and participation in the University Choir. All of these extracurricular activities haven't detracted from her studies, and she has remained a good student. She is a member of Phi Eta Sigma (freshman honorary) and Tau Beta Pi (engineering scholarship honorary). This year Yoelit will start specializing in the communications emphasis area of electrical engineering. Her ultim.ate goal is a law degree-she hopes to attend Notre Dame because of its overseas study program, and then practice corporate law with an international firm so she can travel. Yoelit vows she is going to cut down on outside activities after this year. "I don't want to completely drop out of organizations such as SUB," she says, "but I think it's time for someone else to take the chairman positions." Homecoming, however was only the beginning for her this year. A waiting her and her committee's attention are Casino Night, the SUB Recognition Banquet, the Christmas Decorations Contest, Christmas decorations at the University Center, a spring session of College Bowl, SUB dance lessons and hosting various events on campus_
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1924 J. Lewis Andrews Bill Knight E. A. & Mrs. Smith
Oxly.M6. Carthage. Mo.' Tulsa. Okla.
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1925 Hugh R. Berry
Rolla. Mo.
1926 Elmer Gammeter Daniel Kennedy
Beaver, Pa. Rolla, Mo.
1928 Henry E. Gross Gerald A. Roberts
Webster Groves, Mo. EI Dorado. Ark .
1929 Thomas O. English C. J. Potter
MarshalL Texas Indiana. Pa.
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1930 C. James Grimm S. A. Stone
Rolla. Mo. Ft. Wayne. Ind.
1931 Vernon Gevecker & Mildred Charles W. & Mrs. McCaw George M. Pace
Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Cincinnati, Ohio
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1932 Harold Bruegging
Jefferson City, Mo.
1933 Elmer A. Roemer
Rolla, Mo.
1934 Sam A. Bermi Walter Bruening & Helen Robert L. Cunningham Oscar M. Duncan Hornor T. Ford Richard G. Hudson Le Compte Joslin Robert A. Sackewitz William R. Springer Robert C. Weigel
St. Louis, Mo. Shreveport, La. St. Louis, Mo. Mt. Vernon, Ind. Springfield, Mo. Kimbolton, Ohio Rolla, Mo. Lee's Summit, Mo. Aurora, Colo. Danville, Calif. (L-R) Eva Bruegging, Harold Bruegging, Mrs. Carroll and Warren Carroll Leroy E. Smith John P. Sault Albert L. Tetley l. James Ulak Carl Von Wehrden Wade D. Waters Wm. H. & Ruby Webb
Phoenix, Ariz. St. Louis, Mo. Birmingham, Ala. Springfield, l11. Springfield, Va. Bryan, Ohio Louisville, Miss.
1940 George E. Fort Armin Tucker
Oklahoma City, Okla. Alexandria, Va.
1941 Andy Cochran Don Crecelius
Rolla, Mo. Paducah, Ky.
(L-R) Marie Klorer, Bob Klorer and Nancy Mackaman
1936 Ernie Walker & Evelyn
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
1938 Belding McCurdy Melvin Nickel & Mary
South Pasadena, Fla. Chicago, Ill.
1939
Hubert S. Barger Charles Boulson & Inez Howard Fillmer & Marion Thomas J. Finley & Agnes
Evansville, Ind. Marshfield, Mo. Marshfield, Mo. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(L-R) Jerry Bayless, Tommie Wilson and Pat Wilson
1942
la,Mo. le, Ind.
George W. Axmacher Robert Brackbill Bill Busch Vernon Loesing& Betty
la,Mo. la,Mo. Ohio
Max L. Marlow
Oklahoma City, Okla. Dallas, Texas Cleveland, Ohio . Rolla, Mo.
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Lewis J. Graber Frederick W. Heiser Robert R. Kenyon John E. Kiser Robert G. & Mrs. Livingston Richard W. Love Joel Loveridge Joseph W. Mooney C. W. "Bill" Morris William F. Oberbeck William T. Pearl Edgar F. & Hazel Pohlmann A. E. "Dusty" Rhodes Wilbert A. Roarig Larry A. Roe & Kay James R. Runyan Kermit A. Siegrist
Sarasota, Fla. . Englewood, Colo. Springfield, l11. Bonne Terre, Mo. Cedar Hill, Mo. Rolla, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. University Cit y, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Oklahoma Ci ty , Okla. College Park, Md. Alburquerque, N.M . La Crosse, Wisc. Downers Grove, l11. Mexico, Mo. LongmoQt, Colo.
Herrin, Ill.
(L-R) Billy Key and Dick Bauer MSM Alumnus / 3
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Attendees By C'ass ... confinued 1944 Jean Lloyd Arras Ronald L. Carmichael Phillip Dampf & Mary W. F. "Billy" Emerson Edwin C. Goetemann James D. Gostin Dominic A. Greco William D. Hicks Robert 1. Kick Robert Klorer & Marie .Vernon Pingel Albert Presnell Hans Schmoldt & Jimmie Kenneth W. Schoeneberg Alfred Thiele & Carolyn Ernst Weinel
Mexico City, Mexico Rolla, Mo. Waverly, Tenn. Oklawaha, Fla. St. Louis, Mo. Bradbury, Calif. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Dayton, Ohio St. Louis, Mo. Arlington Heights, III . Newport Beach, Calif. Bartlesville, Okla. Chicago, III. St. Louis, Mo. O'Fallon, III.
(L-R) I. James Ulak, Wilma Ulak, Dorothy Kiser and John Kiser Joseph 1. Reiss & Jan C. R. "Chuck" Remington & Agnes D. Paul Rice Charles J. Ross Robert 8. Schneider Leonard L. Schuler, Jr. Albert F. Seelig, Jr.
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St. Louis, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Chesterfield, Mo. Prairie Village, Kan . SI. Louis. Mo. St. Louis, Mo.
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Marietta, Ga. St. Louis, Mo. Florissant, Mo. Alexandria, Va. Royal Oak, Mich.
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G. Ed Vaughn, Jr. Arthur H. Weber & Pat T. S. "Ted" Weissmann Joseph E. Wright RobertJ . Yochum
Rolla, Mo. Houston , Texas Downey, Calif. Santa Cruz, Calif. Houston, Texas
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1947 Rod Schaefer
Rolla, Mo.
1948 Harvey Leaver
Chesterfield, Mo.
1949 George M. Anderson Robert D. Bay & Peggy Erwin G. Blankenmeister & Carolyn Robert M. Cage Vernon A. Chapman Joseph R. Clooney Jr. Donald G. DeBolt & Mary Lou William H. Deso & Teresa 1. W. "Jack" Ehrler & Anita Harvey Espenscheid
Fulton, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Dallas, Texas St. Petersburg, Fla. Paducah, Ky. Ferguson, Mo. Dallas, Texas Midland, Texas Dallas, Texas SI. Louis, Mo.
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1950 William B. Brown Billy R. Browngard Robert W. Buel & Mary William W. Collins Louis E. Greco Jack E. Guth Jack Painter
(L-R) Hans Schmoldt, Bob Kick and unidentified.
A. Daniel Fentzke J. H. "Jack" Fuqua 1. E. "Jack" Hoopes & Dotty Oliver W. Jones George W. Juenger Robert 1. Kemper & Joan Edward 1. Kimmick Thomas 8. Long John J. Mulligan Richard M. Otto John 1. Ratcliff 4/ MSM Alumnus
Rocky Hill, Conn. Sylacauga, Ala. Kansas City, Mo. Falls Church, Va. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. N. Olmsted, Ohio Brookfield, Wisc. Dc. ·lglas, Alaska Indianapolis, Ind. Springfield, Mo.
(L-R) Unidentified, Maxine Fort and George Fort
San Jose, Costa Rica Hannibal, Mo. Chesterfield, Mo. MelUchen, N.J . St. Louis, Mo. Herndon, Va. Poplar Bluff. Mo.
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Frank B. Conci Dale H. Emling W. H. "Bill" Feldmiller James A. Gerard Joe E. Gray. Daniel Groteke James Highfill & Lois Robert A. Horine Richard M. Humphries Joseph F. Krispin James McMullin Buddie R. Morris Norman W. Niemeyer Robert G. O'Brien J. Robert Patterson & Martha Robert Puyear & Donna Richard L. Reeg & Rachelle Alfred E. Schemer
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Galconda, Ill. Englewood, Colo. Lakewood, Colo. Cary, Ill. Ft. Worth, Texas Cincinnati, Ohio Ft. Wood, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Florissant, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Pacific, Mo. Sturgis, Ky. Plantation, Fla. Louisville, Ky. Sikeston, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Michigan City, Ind.
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J. Kent Roberts & Winona Daniel Rodriguez Don Spackler & Lorraine Larry Spanier Carl E. Zerweck, Jr.
Rolla, Mo. Lima, Peru, South America St. Louis, Mo. Dix Hills, N.Y: Creve Coeur, Mo.
1951 Erv & Mrs. Dunn Gene Kennedy & Ann Bill Koederitz Don V. Roloff Joseph H. Senne John E. Smith Robert V. Wolf
Cypress, Texas St. Louis, Mo. Gretna, La. St. Louis, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Mo.
(L-R) Lewis Andrews and Russ Weller Robert A. Shoolbred MiltonSmid William H. Stewart Carlos H. Tiemon James O. Toutz Vernon D. Volker James Wilkes & Doris
Charleston, S.c. St. Louis, Mo . . Carbondale, Ill. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Garland, Texas Magnolia, Ark . Mississauga, ONT, Canada
1955 Art Baebler John Best Dick Cruse Karl C. Muhlbauer Robert Oetting Charles W. Schuman
(L-R) Larry Spanier, Bob Brackbill, Mary Brackbill, Elaine Spanier
St. Louis, Mo. Rolla,Mo. Bixby, Okla. Rolla, Mo. Rolla,Mo. Overland Park, Kan.
1952 Richard H. Bauer Shirley W. Bauer Robert P. Schafer
St. Louis, Mo . St. Louis, Mo. Dallas, Texas
1953 Peter G. Hansen Tom Koederitz& Liz
Rolla, Mo. San Angelo, Texas
1954 Wayne M. Aceto & Peggy Carroll P. Bennett MaxA.
Roscoe, III. Sikeston, Mo. III.
10. (L-R) Dam Greco, Hazel Greco, Jackie Greco and Lou Greco. .
1956 R. E. Moore Jim Murphy Hank Sauer
Rolla, Mo. Stamford, Conn. Rolla, Mo.
1957 Robert W. Cow'a n James W. Johnson Dave Kick . Lloyd Reuss
Denver, Colo. Rolla,Mo. Tulsa, Okla . Bloomfield Hill, Mich.
1958 (L·R) Gerald Roberts, Margrete Gross, Henry Gross and Leona Roberts
Robert Marlow & Nancy Donald E. Modesitt
Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. MSM Alumnus/ 5
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Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo.
1959 Donald G. Anders Jerry R. Bayless Lucien Bolon & Sammy 1. Jerry Bruegging Warren Carroll W. C. "Bud" Cottrell & Kay Allen Deddens & Elise
Jefferson City, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Lee's Summit, Mo. Ka nsas City, Mo. Houston, Texas Terre Haute, Ind. Florissant. Mo.
(L-R) Mary Lou DeBolt, Luke McCaw, Ches McCaw and Don DeBolt. William Jacobs & Anna Frank W. King III Alan L. Lasley Dale Mueller & Elaine Milton J. Murry James Odendahl Larry L. Parkinson James L. Spehr John F. Templeton Tommie Wilson & Pat
1966
(L-R) Mary Jane Buel, Bob Buel and Ann Ratcliff Gary Gunn Glenn W. Hoffman Edward E. Homsey Charles K. Hyde Robert Lemberger & Bev Harold D. Meisenheimer Henry J. Mingo Rich Moldovan & Betty L. A. "Lee" Neumeier Miles S. Oatman Clarence J. Phillips David Plank Charles F. Rhea Marquis B. Robinson Allen Rouse & Nora Gerald L. Stevenson Joseph D. Vitali Ronald E. Volker Hugh Wilson & Judy Robert R. Wright & Donna
Prairie Village, Kan. Columbia, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Kennett, Mo. Vienna,Mo. Carlyle, III. Florissant, Mo. Florissant, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Marina Del Rey, Calif. Vienna, W. Va. Springfield, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. Wauwatosa, Wise. N. Olmstead, Ohio Lakeland, Fla. Tulsa, Okla. St. Peters, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. Ft. Myers, Fla.
Matt Coco Bill Morris Hardy J. Pottinger Ken Ragsdell James D. Steele
Kent, Wash. Minn.
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Alton, III.
1962 Rolla, Mo.
1964 Hardin T. Abrams, 11 Keith E. Bailey & Pat AI J. Buescher e. Stuart Ferrell Wayne Fenner Dave Hemmel & Valerie Cracchiolo 6/MSM Alu mnus
Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Rolla, Mo.
1969 R. L. "Rick" Arnold Lewis Bailey & Marilyn Ray Behrens & Holly Thomas H. Bell & Carol Gary L. Brune James E. Burke Thomas E. Enderle Herbert Gillham & Helen John Hedrick & Eileen H. Lynn Hilburn Ronald G. Jochum Vincent R. Jozwiak Ralph L. Kaesberg John W. Lieber, Jr. e. G. "Chuck" Marvin John R. Pulley Gary L. and Mrs. Smith Robert I. Steele & Linda Russell Todd
1961
Daniel R. White
Rolla,Mo. Dallad, Texas Chesterfield, Mo.
1968 . David Dearth Dixie Finley & Charles Lenn Koederitz
1960
Richard Maguire & Sonja
Affton, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Rolla,Mo. West Lafayette, Ind. Lee's Summit; Mo.
1967 W. E. "Bill" Anderson Jag Ghole & Lynn Howard Stine
(L-R) Ed Smith and Chancellor Marchello Vic Hoffmann Tony Steinman
Edwardsville, III. Plano, Texas Little Rock, Ark . Wichita, Kans. St. Louis, Mo. Jefferson .City, Mo. Adrian, Mich. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Dallas, Texas
Cedar Rapids, Iowa Tulsa, Okla. Ballwin, Mo. Carterville, III. St. Louis, Mo. Cedar Rapids, Iowa : "(L-R) Ed ~'mith, Gertrude Smith and Ms. Giddings
Maryland Heights, Mo. Mora, III. Florissant, Mo. Louisiana, Mo. Littleton, Colo. . Princeton, Ind. San Francisco, Calif. Grani te City, III. Marshalltown, Iowa WaUkegan, III. Red BUd, III. Huntsville, Ala. Belleville, III. Florissant, Mo. Rolla, Mo. Decatur, IlL St. Louis, Mo. Wentworth , Mo. Florissant, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo. Springfield, Ohio Fulton, Mo. Rolla, Mo.
Terry and Mrs. Tolliver Alvin D. Wansing Thomas M. Wilcox Ernest G. Williams
1970 Chesterfield , Mo. Ballwin, Mo. Murray, Ky. Maryland Heights, Mo. Rolla, Mo.
Izzic Denlow Steven M. Gardner Michael Harris Bob Siegel & Faye Keith Wedge
1971 Abilene. Texas Rolla, Mo.
Jerry G. Keen John Theilmann
1972
Florissant, Mo. St. Louis, Mo.
Jeffery L. Susanj Bob Toth
(L路R) Armin Tucker, Patty Smith, George Fort, Maxjne Fort and John Smith. Stephanie (Tourinsky) Harland Dianne (Speer) Lincicome
Wichita Falls, Texas Odessa, Texas
1979 Paducah, ~y.
Bruce E. Dunlevy
(L-R) Margaret Lloyd, Kay Hegler, Jean Arras and Kay Jenks.
1974' Thomas W. Barkalow Bruce Bonczyk & Marcia Steven J. Dupont Marty Mattlage Mark Schankman & Marsha Randall Staponski Connie E. Susanj Diana Toth David Warfield
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Knoxville, Tenn. Carbondale, Ill. Mont Clare, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Tulsa, Okla. Florissant, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo.
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Faculty/Staff Robert Betten Denyse Davidson HowardEloe Tom Faucett Burns Hegler & Kay W. Nicholas Knight Robert McFarland & Twilah Jack Ridley & Marcia Neil K. Smith
Ronald Bohley Marge Edwards Dan Eppelsheimer Glen Haddock & Bobbie Billy Key G. Edwin Lorey Paul POflder Bernie Sarchet & Le Vincent Roach
HOMECOMING REGISTRATION' FIGURES Ted Machin, '22, a class coordinator for the "Over Fifty" group, provided these registration statistics. They are based on the sign-up sheets from the registration table. ATTENDANCE BY CLASSES No. Register Class 1920 1 1950 11 1921 o 1951 6 1922 I 1952 3 1923 5 1953 2 1924 3 1954 28 1925 I 1955 6 2 1926 1956 3
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1975 Patrick Gower Michael King & Candy Randy Pace David Wisch
Chicago, Ill. San Francisco, Calif. Rolla, Mo. New Orleans, La.
1976 Robert F. Fleischman Dennis Gleason
Manchester, Mo. Abilene, Texas
1977 Arthur L. Giesler Gary Harland Jim Lincicome
Carrollton, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas Odessa, Texas
1978 Ronald E. Baker
Hazel Park, Mich.
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ATTENDANCE Alabama 3 Arizona 1 Arkansas 4 California 8 Colorado 7 Connecticut 2 Florida 7 Georgia I 27 Illinois Indiana 9 Iowa 3 4 Kansas Kentucky 6 Louisiana 4 Maryland 1 Michigan 5 Minnesota I Mississippi 1
BY STATES Missouri 146 New Jersey 1 New Mexico 1 New York 1 Ohio 9 Oklahoma II Pennsylvania 4 South Carolina I South Dakota 2 Texas 23 Virginia 5 Washington 1 West Virginia 1 Wisconsin 3 Canada 1 Costa Rico 1 Mexico I Peru 1
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Alumni Achievement Awards The Alumni Achievement Award is presented for outstanding service to areas of business or academic accomplishments and for civic affairs achievement or recognition _
WILLIAM W_ COLLINS, '50 Metuchen, New Jersey Vice President, Citibank, N.A. Bill Collins, originally from Harrisonville, Missouri, earned two degrees from MSM-a bachelor of science in mining engineering (petroleum option) in 1950, and a master's degree in the same area in 1951 . He began his career with the firm of Keplinger, Wanenmacher, Consulting Engineers, Tulsa, Oklahoma . One of his original bosses, Joe Wanenmacher. Class of 1923, attended the award ceremony. After several years in the petroleum industry in the Southwest, Bill joined the petroleum department of First National City Bank of New York. He is now a vice president of that organization, whose name has been changed to Citibank, North America. We are pleased to recognize Bill's professional accomplishments.
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DA VID L. FENTON , '63 Chesterfield, Missouri Vice President, Energy Applications Sverdrup & Parcel and Associates, Inc. A native of Illinois, David L. Fenton spent a number of years in Rolla-earning his bachelor of science degree in civil engineering in 1963, a master's degree in 1966, and a doctorate in the same field in 1967. He joined Sverdrup/ARO, Inc., in Tullahoma, Tennessee, following the receipt of his Ph.D., transferred to Sverdrup & Parcel and Associates, Inc. , in 1975, and moved to St. Louis in 1976. Dr. Fenton has served Sverdrup & Parcel as project manager and director of technology development (industrial division), vice president in charge of corporate business development and marketing, and, since May of this year, as vice president for energy applications_ He is currently chairman of the Missouri/Illinois St. Louis Regional Energy Council and is a member of the Technical Advisory Committee of the St. Louis Regional Commerce and Growth Association. We honor him for his professional accomplishments and service to his community.
LLOYD E. REUSS, '57 Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Director of Engineering, Chevrolet Motor Division General Motors Another native of Illinois, Lloyd E. Reuss received his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from MSM in 1957. After a period of service with the U.S. Arm y, he joined General Motors in 1960. He has held a number of engineering positions with that organization, including chief engineer-Chevrolet (in 1975) and chief engineer-Buick (in 1976). Since November of 1978, he has held the title of Director of Engineering for the Chevrolet Motor Division. Lloyd is also a frequent visitor to the campus. He is the head of GM's Key Executive Program for UMR. In this capacity, he works closely with the campus to develop and administer programs of mutual benefit to GM and UMR. He was awarded the professional degree, Mechanical Engineer, by UMR in 1978 and the Alumni Association is proud to add to his honors with this citation .
CA RL J. WEIS , '43 Frontenac, Missouri President Bank Building Corporation 'i
St. Louisian Carl J. Weis earned his bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from MSM in 1943 and went directly to the U. S. Army , serving with the Air Corps. Following his discharge, he worked for a year with Veteran's Administration Construction , a year with Ditmars-Pickens Construction Company in Oklahoma, and a year with Mo-Pac Rai lroad. In 1949, he began his career with Bank Building Corporat ion in St. Louis, tarting out as a buyer. Twenty-seven (27) years later (1976) he became president of that organization-the position he currently holds. The celebration of hi 30th anniversary with BBC featured a photo of Carl lifted from the 1943 Rollamo... and he still wears the same hair style. The only change in his appearance is the addition of a moustache! We are honored to recogn ize Carl's professional accomplish ments.
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KEITH E. BAILEY, '64 Tulsa, Oklahoma President Williams Pipe Line Company Keith Bailey, originally from Carrollton, Missouri, received his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from UMR in 1964. He began his career as a project engineer with Continental Pipe Line in Ponca City, Oklahoma. After working in various locations throughout the West, Southwest, and South, and being promoted to various managerial positions, he joined Williams Brothers in 1973. He became executive vice president of Williams Pipe Line Company in 1978. The first of November, he was named president of the company. Keith was to have been honored with this award last year, but had to decline temporarily because he was attending Harvard Business School and didn't feel he could cut classes. We are pleased he could accept this year and are proud to give him this recognition for his professional accomplishments.
HUGH R. BERRY, '25 Rolla, MiSsouri Shell Oil Company (Retired) Hugh Berry received his bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering in 1925 from MSM and joined Roxana Petroleum Corporation in Wood River, Illinois. Roxana was renamed Shell Petroleum Corporation in 1928, and a year later Hugh was transferred to the company's Arkansas City, Kansas refinery as chief chemist. After moving back to Wood River as chief chemist, he joined Asiatic Petroleum Corporation (owned by Royal Dutch/Shell affiliates) and later, Shell Caribbean Petroleum Corporation. He became general manager-sales operations for both and retired from that position in 1963. At the time of his retirement, he returned to Rolla and has lived here for the past 16 years. Incidentally, his two sons and his son-in-law are all UMR gradliates. We are pleased to honor him for his profeSSIonal accomplishments and his loyalty to his alma mater.
DR. HAROLD Q FULLER Rolla, Missouri Dean Emeritus, College of Arts and Sciences and Emeritus Professor, Physics Harold Q Fuller-no period after the Q, please-received his physics education at Wabash College and the University of Illinois. He joined the MSM physics faculty in 1947, served 23 years as the physics department chairman, and became the first dean of UMR's College of Arts and SCiences. He retired as dean emeritus and emeritus professor of physics in 1977. One of the many citations Dr. Fuller has received reads, in part, "For his outstanding work and service as a teacher of physics, his deep interest in his students, his performance as an outstanding physicist and science administrator and for his influence on the lives of his many friends and associates in the physics community ..." We can do no more than to echo these sentiments and present our own award in recognition of this distinguished educator.
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Steven M. Gardner received his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from UMR in 1970. Following graduation, he joined the computer marketing division of IBM in St. Louis and, this year, became president of Times Companies of Missouri in Jefferson City. A resident of Ballwin, Missouri, he was elected representative from Missouri's 92nd District to the General Assembly in 1974, and was re-elected in 1976 and 1978. In the past two years, he has been cited as one of the ten (l0) best Missouri legislators by three separate groups. He is a member of the house Governmental Review Committee, the Appropriations Committee, the Revenue Committee, the Economics Committee, and is chairman of that body's Ethics Committee. The Association is pleased to recognize his outstanding service to the State of Missouri.
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ROBERT P. SCHAFER, '52 Dallas, Texas Partner, Petroleum Consultant LaRue, Moore & Schafer Robert P. Schafer, a native of Edwardsville, Illinois, earned a bachelor of science degree in mining engineering with a petroleum option from MSM in 1952, and his masters degree in the same field in 1953. He was awarded the professional degree, petroleum engineer, by this institution in 1975. Bob began his career with Shell Oil Company and worked for that organization for a number of years before joining Lewis Engineering, Inc. , as a vice president. In 1973, he became a partner in LaRue, Moore and Schafer, Dallas, Texas, and serves as a petroleum consultant in that firm . Bob, incidentally, is developing another career as the new owner of a Texas ranch with good bottom land, plenty of pecan trees, scenery and wildlife-but no cows. The Association is pleased to honor Bob for his professional accomplishments and service to his alma mater.
DR. WEI路WEN YU Rolla, Missouri Professor of Civil Engineering University of Missouri路Rolla Wei-Wen Yu is a native of China. He earned his degrees at National Taiwan University, Oklahoma State University and Cornell University. Following receipt of his Ph.D. from Cornell, he served as a research engineer with the American Iron and Steel 路 Institute for seven years, then as a staff engineer for TRW Systems for a year before joining the UMR civil engineering faculty in 1968. In addition to his teaching, Dr. Yu has conducted considerable research in the behavior and optimum design of coldfonned steel structures and allied problems. He is the author of a textbook and numerous published路 technical articles. He conducts short courses and directs symposiums on cold-formed steel structures. He is internationally recognized for his work in the field . We honor him for his contributions to this campus as teacher and researcher.
Alumn;\ Serv;ce AVtlards The Alumni Service Award is presented to individuals for outstanding contributions to UMR through service to UMR or to the Alumni Association.
THOR GJELSTEEN, '53 Denver, Colorado Executive Vice President Ferret Exploration Company, Inc. Born in Norway, Thor Gjelsteen was awarded a bachelor of science degree in mining engineering by this institution in 1953 and the professional degree, geological engineer, in 1978. Early in his career, he was with Superior Oil Company and has since served as president of Frontier Resources, Inc. , which was sold to Marathon Oil, and is executive vice president of his present organization, Ferret Exploration Company, Inc. He has also served five years as a member of the board of this Association. We are pleased to recognize his professional accomplishments and service to UMR.
ROBERT B. LEW IS Rolla, Missouri Director of Admissions . University of Missouri-Rolla A native of Lebanon, Missouri, Robert B. Lewis received a bachelor of science degree from the University of MissouriColumbia and a master of science degree from North Carolina State Uni versity. He joined the staff at UMR in 1958 and has been director of admissions since 1960. He is a member of several national and state professional organizations. Through the years, he has been active as an adviser to man y student groups on campus and as a counselor and friend to countless individual studen ts. He travels an average of 20,000 mileS each year to talk with high school and undergradute students at other colleges in Missouri and adjacent states about the programs and activities at UMR . We are pleased to recognize his professional accomplishments and service to UMR studen ts.
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EDWIN K. "TOOTS" SCHUMAN, '20 Rolla, Missouri President Tootsizer Plant Fertilizer Company A native of Rolla, "Toots" Schuman earned his degree in civil engineering from MSM in 1920 and also .has a law degree from UMC. He has been a merchant, an educator (he taught mathematics at UMR for six years), a chemist (with the U.S. Bureau of Mines in Rolla), and an inventor and manufacturer of the patented plant food, "Tootsizer." Just 60 years ago, he was elected St. Pat at the annual MSM St. Pat celebration, and has been an unofficial historian and supporter of St. Pat Board's activities through the years. He serves annually as honorary St. Pat parade marshall. We are honored to acknowledge his extraordinary service to the institution and its students. On Sunday, November II, less than a month after receiving his Alumni Service Award, Edwin K. 'Toots" Schuman, '20, died at Phelps County Memorial Hospital.
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The Alumni Association reserves to itself certain privileges and considers the highest of those privilege~ that of conferring Honorary Life Membership in the MSM-UMR Alumni Association. The first presentation was originally scheduled to be awarded last year, but the recipient was unable to attend. Through her enthusiasm, charm and the force of her personality, this lovely lady has greatly enhanced the quality of life on this campus and iri this community. It was an honor to call forward-this year-MARGARET McCAW LLOYD to receive her Honorary Life Membership. The second presentation was made to an individual who has earned his reputation as historian, distinguished scholar and outstanding administrator. It was an honor, indeed, to call forward DR. JAMES C. OLSON, President of this great university, to receive his Honorary Life· Membership.
Nominations Invited The Awards Committee of the Alumni Association is always pleased to receive suggestions of people who should be considered for the Merit, Service and Achievement Awards. The three types of awards cover most areas of individual effort which should be recognized by the Association. It is not necessary for the suggestor to pre-select a type of award to be considered, as the committee will judge in the appropriate category according to the supporting information on hand. Regulations of the committee which are important to the person making nominations are these: (1) Awards are not normally made to a person during his reunion year, and (2) No nominations are discarded; they are carried forward from year to year. Just recently, past awardees were asked to make suggestions and have brQught forward some excellent names, many new to the fil(!S of the committee. We ask that you consider forwarding your suggestions to the Alumni Office. Following is a list of those who have been honored in past years.
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Keith E. Bailey, '64 JONES, VERNON T. ' 53 KAMPER, OLIVER 10 . '3.5 KASSNER , J~ M ES L. KASTEN, RAY,"OND 0 . _,_ccj-43 • KELLY, MERVIN J. ~ 1 4 KELLY, MRS MERVIN J. '74 KENNEDY, CAPlIEL '26 • KENNEY, JCHN R. '12 KENr, WIllIA," e. '43 KESSLER, HARRY H. '24 KIRKPATRICK, J~MES C. '78 KRATZER, WIlLIA~ • KREBS, JOSEPH J. '66 KUMMER, FREDERICK s". ' 52
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Class of 1929 and Before Row 1, L·R: Jack Potter, Julia Machin, Ted Machin, Joe Wanenmacher, Orvalyn Wanenmacher, Hugh Berry, Evelyn Ford, Ragan Ford, Frank Mackaman. Row 2, L·R: M . L. "Babe" Dorris, Irene Dorris, Bill Knight, Eunice Knight. Row, 3, L·R: Gerald Roberts, Leona Roberts, Tom English, Mildred English, Helen Frame, Wayne Frame, Henry Gross, Margrete Gross, J. Lewis Andrews, Carolyn Gammeter, Elmer Gammeter.
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Class of 1939 L-R: John Soult. Betty Soult, Bob Livingston, LaDona Livingston, Lew Graber, Howard Fillmer, Marion Fillmer, Leroy Smith, Charles Boulson, Inez Boulson, Hugh Barger, Gladys Tetley, Al Tetley, Maggie Kenyon. Row 2, L-R: Dick Love, Eloise Love, Wilbert Roarig, Fritzie Roarig, Kay Roe, Larry Roe, Pauline Heiser, Ted Heiser, Fran Spalding, Vic Spalding, Bob Runyan, Bob Kenyon. L-R: Iggie Ulak, Wilma Ulak, Dickie Kiser; John Kiser, Dusty Rhoades, Marjorie Rhoades, Agnes'Finley, Tom Finley, Bill Webb, Ruby Webb, Margaret Mooney, Joe Mooney, Bill Pearl. Row 3, L-R: Wade Waters, Joel Loveridge, Hazel Pohlmann, Ed Pohlmann, June Oberl?eck, Bill Oberbeck, Jean Siegrist, Kermit Siegrist, Hope Von Wehrden, Carl Von Wehrden, Bill Morris:
Class of 1944 1st Row, L-R: Bill Hicks, Carolyn Hicks, Bill Emerson, Joan Emerson, Ken Schoeneberg, Margaret Schoeneberg, Bob Kick. Row 2, L-R: Nancy G6etmann, Jean Arras, Hans Schmoldt, Jimmie Schmoldt, Ronald Carmichael, Theda Gostin, Jim Gostin, Ernie Weinel, Gini Kick, Elaine Pingle, Vern Pingle. Row 3, L-R: Ed Goetmann, Bob Arras, Phil Dampf, Mary Lou Dampf, AI Presnell, Marge Presnell, Al Thiele, Carolyn Thiele, Domonic Greco, Hazel Greco, Bob Klorer, Marie Klorer.
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CLASS OF 1949 Row 1, L-R: Dick Otto, Oliver Jones, Bob Kemper. 2nd Row, L-R: Bob Bay, Peggy Bay, Edward Kimmick, Ruth Kimmick, Don DeBolt, Mary Lou DeBolt, Bob Schneider, Jean Schneider, Joan Kemper, Joe Reiss, Jan Reiss, Joe Strubert, Kitty Strubert, Teresa Deso, Bill Deso. Row 3, L-R: Jack Hoopes, Dottie Hoopes, Jack Ehrler, Jack Fuqua, Delores Fuqua, Ervin Blankenmeister, Carolyn Blankenmeister, Pat Weber, Art Weber, Ann Ratcliff, John Ratcliff, Marjorie Schuler, Leonard Schuler, Norma Siracusa, Ernie Siracusa. Row 4, L-R: Joe Wright, Charlie Ross, AI Uriwal, Mrs. Uriwal, Ruby Rice, Paul Rice, Bob Cage, Willie Cage, Ted Weissman, George Juenger, Bob Yochum, Mariam Yochum, Marian Telthorst, Ed Telthorst. Row 5, L-R: John Toomey, Kelly Toomey, Vern Chapman, Jane Chapman, Harvey Espenscheid, Valarie Cracchiolo, Al Seelig, Ruth Seelig, Dan Fentzke.
Class of 1954. Row I, L·R: Jim McMullen, Betty McMullen, Joe Gray, Edie Gray, Jim Toutz. Row 2, L·R: Wayne Aceto, Peggy Aceto, Vernon Volker, Jean Volker, Jim Highfill, Lois Highfill, Bill FeldmiUer, Smoky Feldmiller, AI Scherner, Jeannie Scherner. Row 3, L-R: Dan Groteke, Rita Groteke, Richard Reeg, Rachelle Reeg, Buddie Morris, Fern Morris, Nancy Smid, Milt Smid, Sue Krispin, Joe Krispin, Cleme Stewart, JoAnn Tiernon. Row 4, L-R: Jim Wilkes, Doris Wilkes, Liz Horine, Bob Horine, Bob O'Brien, Lutie O'Brien, unidentified, Gerri Humphries, Dick Humphries, Nancy Gerard, Jim Gerard, Dale-Emling, Bill Stewart, Carlos Tiernon. Row 5, L-R: Bob Patterson, Max Burgett, Bob Shoolbred, C. P. Bennett, Frank Conci. MSM Alumnus/1S
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Class of 1959 L-R: Joe Vitali, Mary Vitali, Joan Mingo, Joe Mingo, Warren Carroll, Hope Carroll, Donna Wright, Robert Wright, Sammy Bolon, Lucien Bolon. Row 2, L-R: Jerry Bayless, Gary Gunn, Mrs. Gary Gunn, Ann Bruegging, Jerry Bruegg ing, C. J. Phillips, Jean Phillips. Harold Meisenheimer, Ruth Meisenheimer, Miles Oatman. Row 3, L-R: Harold Bruegging, Eva Bruegging, Gerry Stevens on. Jeannie Stev«!lson. Allen Dedens, Elise Deddens, Rich Moldovan, Betty Moldovan, Shirley Anders, Don Anders, Judy Wilson, Hugh Wilson. Row 4, L-R: Glenn Hoffman, Star Hoffman, Ron Volker, Pat Volker, Suzanne Bolon, Leo Bolon, Dave Plank, Sally Plank, Betty Hyde, Charles Hyde, Sandra Rhea, Charles Rhea. Row 5, L-R: Jim Suddath, Kay Cottrell, Bud Cottrell, Joanne Neumeier, Lee Neumeier.
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Class of 1969 Row I, L-R: Gary Smith, Judy Smith, Terry Tolliver, Valarie Tolliver, Janet Burke, Jim Burke, Ron Jochum, Kay Jochum, Janet Kaseberg, Ralph Kaseberg. Row 2, L-R: Bob Bruce, Lois Kasten, Rick Arnold, John Lieber, Ginnie Hilburn, Lynn Hilburn, Patty Pulley, John Pulley, Linda Steele, Bob Steele. Row 3, L-R: Alvin Wansing, Sheila Wansing, Bob Mildenstein, Holly Behrens, Ray Behrens, John Hedrick, Eileen Hedrick, Tom Bell, Carol Bell, Lew Bailey, Marily~ Bailey, Ernest Williams.
"Rolla Night" Was Oct. r8 At St. Louis Engineer's Club A panel of University of MissouriRolla students from the St. Louis area told high school students, their parents and teachers about "Engineering-The Rolla Way" at "Rolla Night," 7:30 p.m., Oct. 18, at the Engineers' Club of St. Louis, 4359 Lindell Blvd. About 450 guests attended. Students on the panel were: Bonnie A. Boland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boland, 14325 Millchester, Chesterfield, Parkway Central High School graduate, UMR junior in civil engineering; Morris E. Hervey Jr., whose parents live at 8120 Blueberry, Berkeley, Berkeley High School graduate, senior in mining engineering; Class of 1974 Row I, L-R: Bob Toth, Diana Toth, Denise Beckmeyer, Randy Stanponski, Connie Susanj, Jeff Susanj. Row 2, L-R: Bruce Bonczyk, Marsha Bonczyk, Pam Warfield, Dave Warfield.
Mid-Florida Section Saturday evening, November 10, alumni and friends from central and west coast Florida gathered at the PasseA-Grille Yacht Club. The facility was available through the good offices of alumni association director Belding McCurdy, a past commodore of the club. John and Barbara Olsen handled the arrangements. The chef outdid himself with a superb meal..:.-all present ate too much. The program was provided by Frank Mackaman, and his remarks were amplified by those of Belding and John.
A bcauulul site, fine food and good companionship were shared by: Elmer and Mrs. Tomlinson, '32; Richard and Elizabeth Taylor, '34; Don and Janis Feaster, '59; Lou Schaefer, '53; John and Barbara Olsen, '42; Belding and Ruby McCurdy, '38; Harry and Florence Smith, '51; Frank and Nancy Mackaman; Lee and Mrs. Ousley, '63; Bob and Mrs. Rasche, '53; Bill and Mary Lou Kruse, '64. Gerry and Jeannie Stevenson had to cancel due to a business conflict that took Gerry to California.
Bill Spencer Jr., whose father lives at 107 Greenview St., East Alton, Ill., Roxana High School graduate, junior in mechanical engineering; and Brad Wibbenmeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wibbenmeyer, 129 E. Donaldson, Oakville Senior High School graduate, senior in computer science. There was also a multi-media slide show on UMR and a question and answer period. An informal reception followed the program. UMR faculty from all departments, students and representatives of such offices as admissions, fmancial aid, minority program, housing, athletics, cooperative program, ROTC and placement were on hand to ,answer questions.
UMR Professor to Edit New Mathematical Modelling Journal Arrangements have been completed for publication of it new mathematical modelling journal which will be edited by Dr. Xavier J. R. Avula, professor of engineering mechanics at the University of Missouri-Rolla, and Dr. Ervin Y. Rodin, professor of systems science and mathematics at Washington University, St. Louis. ' The "International Journal of Mathematical Modelling" will be published quarterly by Pergamon Press. The first issue will be available in the spring of 1980. Mathematical models, which are mathematical descriptions of systems or ordered patterns of arrangement, are
used in a wide variety of fields, and the new journal will use a 50-member editorial board with expertise in engineering, biological, environmental, social and behavioral sciences. Dr. Avula has organized two recent international conferences on mathematical modelling and has edited or co-edited the proceedings of both. Journals currently accepting papers on mathematical modelling are overcrowded, he found. "There was a delay of six months to a year between the time the paper was submitted and the time it was published," he said. "With the new journal, the lag time should be no more than three months." MSM A lumnus/ I7
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Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the MSMUMR Alumni Association was called to order by President Mooney at 9: 10 p.m. Saturday, October 13, 1979. Award recipients had been recognized during the banquet program . The President announced that all Directors standing election on the recent ballot had been elected and , there being
no objection, their election was certified by the Annual Meeting. President Mooney recognized the officers, directors and staff who served the Association . There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9: 18 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Robert V. Wolf Secretary
MSM-UMR ALUMIH ASSOCIATION UIHVERS lTY OF fIl SSOURI-ROLLA BALANCE SHEET Asof Aug ust 31 , 1979 ASSETS Opera ti nq Fu nd s
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Tom Beveridge with World War I bugle ... calling ~ids home to dinner.
Beveridge Collection At UMR The late Dr. T. R. Beveridge had a lot of brass-horns, that is. And from his collection of antique cornets, bugles, altos, baritones, f1ugel horns, ophicledes and old books and published material about the instruments (most of them from the era of the civil war), his wife and daughters have donated 18 in¡ struments and 21 publications to the University of Missouri-Rolla music department. "Tom taught himself to play the cornet when he was in high school," Mrs. Nancy Beveridge says, "and he learned to play the bugle when he joined the National Guard in the 1930's. "He was a member of the MSM band, directed by John Scott, when he was in school here in Rolla, and continued that association after graduation when he was needed-the band sometimes included townspeople. "One of his favorite stories," she continues, "was about a trip to St. Louis to play for a football game with Washington University. The band members had to provide their own transportation. He made it to the game all right, but had difficulty hitchhiking back to Rolla. By the time he started back, rides were scarce, and it was cold. He spent that night in a haystack by the side of the road and continued his journey in the morning." Dr. Beveridge started his collection of antique horns with an old civil war bugle he found while poking around an antique shop on a vacation trip. He paid $20 for it then. According to Nan, he often used his interest in the old instruments as an opening gambit to inspect all the antiques offered in various shops. He found many bargains this way-some of them horns. As his collection grew, he did a great deal of research and study on civil war music. He developed a talk on the subject and was invited to deliver his address and exhibit some of his collection at various gatherings throughout the country. He frequently shared his knowledge with UMR students, too. A number of the instruments and books from the portion of Dr. Beveridge's collection donated to UMR have been placed on exhibit by t'be 18/ MSM Alumnus
music department at this time, and plans are being made for a permanent display when the space is available for the department. "Several of the students have spent hours polishing the instruments and getting them in shape for display," says Dr. David Oakley, professor of music and head of UMR's fine arts program. "Tom was always generous with his collection," Oakley says. "He would talk to students about the various instruments and even loaned some of them for special occasions. He helped the music program in many ways. In fact, for a number of years, he was the only alumnus to provide any outside support for the band. "We are very proud to have these instruments and publications-not only from the standpoint of possessing a valuable collection, but as a tangible reminder of Tom 's interest and generosity."
Check i ng Account Less Outsta nding Checks #1622 1623 1625 1626 Adjusted Checking Acco un t Ba l ance Temporarily Invested Operat ing Funds Say; ngs Certi fi cates--D i rec to ry Rese rve
$12,934.23 150.00 100.00 75.00 5,000.00 $ 7,609.2}
59 , 010.00 20, 000.00 $ 86,619. 23
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3, 466.31 501. 87 606 . 28
R. E. Dye J. J. flurphy Laclede Steel Emergency Fund
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Total Operati ng Funds Investments J . J. Murphy Endo .... ent Alumni Assoc.iatio n Endowment
Burdi ck Endo.... ent Property In vestme nt (Lot at 509 W. 11th) Memori a l Escrow Accounts Gene ral Escrow Acco unts Joseph Sev i ck ( in suran ce policy cash va lue ) E. L. Perry Scho l ars hi p Account R. E. Dye Endowment
10,1 28 .91 16,000.00 6,000.00 27, 000.00 7,964.03 2, 500.00 270.00 2,000.00 66 ,147.87 138, 010. 81
Tota 1 1nves tmen ts
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Tota 1 Assets LI AB ILITI ES AND EQUITY
R. E. Dye Accou nt s Laclede Steel Emergency Fund Members Equ ity
$ 10,630.78 16,000.00 6,000 .00 27 ,000.00 7, 964.03 2 , 500.00 270.00 2,000.00 69,61 4.1 8 606.28 86 ,619. 23
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$229 , 204.50
J. J. Hurp hy Accounts Alumni Assoc i at i on Endowment Burdick Endowment Property 1nves tment Memorial Escrow Acco unts
General Esc row Accou nts Joseph Sev i ck Accou nt . E. L. Perry Scho l arship Account
Extension Nevvs Here's a list of some of the extension short courses and conferences scheduled by UMR faculty and continuing education. Where titles are not self explanatory you may call for more detailed information including costs. Call "Extension Coordinator," 314-341-4201 or 4202 . Written requests should be addressed to UMR Continuing Education, University of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, Missouri 6540 I. PROGRAM Ground Water Analysis & Dewatering Shallow Foundation Design Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering Refresher for Maintenance Engineers, Contractors and Painting Inspectors Introductory Short Course on Composition of Paints Basic Quality Control Short Course Fundamentals of Grouting Introduction of Paint Formulation
LOCATION St. Louis Rolla Rolla San Mateo, Calif. Rolla Rolla St. Louis Rolla
Advanced Paint Formulation Instrumentation of Soil & Rock Power Apparatus Testing North American Manufacturing Research Conference Vl\I Advanced Chemical Coatings Geotechnical Laboratory Testing Geotechnical Field Testing Micro Biology Sanitary Chemistry Underground Electrical Di,tribution Machine Foundation Design Jimes and dates of courses may Ghpnge nycirer the ti)1le of. the COur~.
Rolla St. Louis Centralia St. Louis Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Rolla Kansas City St. Louis
DATES Jan. 7-11 , 1980 Feb. 4-8, 1980 Feb. 11 -15, 1980 Feb. 25-29, 1980 March 3-7, 1980 March 10-14, 1980 March 10-14, 1980 March 21-April 4, 1980 April 7-11 , 1980 April 7-11 , 1980 April 21-25, 1980 May 18-21, 1980 May 19-23, 1980 May 1980 May 1980 May 1980 May 1980 May 1980 July 21 -2 5, 1980
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and are so old that no one is certain of their origin_ The troupe's appearance at UMR was arranged by alumnus Ed A. Smith, class of '24, at:ld by Sylvester J. Tinker, principal chief of the Osage Indian Nation. A petroleum engineer, Smith assisted the Osage Nation in developing its oil fields and was made an honorary chief of the Osage.
Chancellor Marchello introduces Sylvester J. Tinker, Principal Chief of the Osage Nation, and Mrs. Tinker.
Football Miners Post 7-3-1
Season-Defense Sets Record
SCORES FOR 1979 UMR43 UMR8 UMR24 UMR 37 UMR9 UMR2 UMR3 UMRO UMR49 UMR24 UMR9 UMR 208
William Penn 0 Mo. Valley 8 Pittsburg 10 Evangel 7 Southeast Mo. 7 Northeast Mo. 3 So~thwest Mo. 27 Northwest Mo. 26 Central Meth . 6 Lincoln Univ. 7 Central Mo. 0 Opponents 94
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Homecoming Football Game-Miners vs. Kirksville Bulldogs.
Rebounding with three straight wins, the 1979 University of Missouri¡Rolla football team ended the season with a fine 7-3-1 record. The Miners also captured their final two conference games of the campaign to even the MIAA slate at 3-3. After starting off with four wins and a tie early in the season, head coach Charlie Finley's crew bogged down on offense and dropped three straight games ...all to conference opponents. The Miners dropped a heart-breaking 3-2 decision to Northeast Missouri State on the Oct. 13 homecoming game, and found it hard to bounce back the next two weeks. MIAA champion Northwest Missouri State came to town the next weekend, and promptly flattened the Miners 26-0 to knock them out of the chase for the conference crown. The slide continued one week later, when the UMR contingent fell 27-3 at Southwest Missouri State. But the Miners were far from finished and gave the fans something to cheer about in the final trio of ballgames. The rebound started with a 49-6 triumph Nov. 3 over Central Methodist and set the stage for the final two conference games of the season. UMR traveled to Jefferson City the next weekend, and clipped an explosive Lincoln University squad 24-7 , as sophomore running back Bryan Paris gained a season-high 161 yards rushing. The winning streak carried into the last contest, as UMR side-stepped a stubborn Central Missouri State team and blanked the Mules 9-0. UMR coaches had plenty to smile about in 1979, especially the play of the team's defense. Miner defenders allowed only 94 points, and that effort set a modern-day school record. For much of the season, the UMR defense was nationally ranked. Teams found it hard to run against the Miners, as only six touchdowns were scored on the run all year. UMR allowed only an average of 103.9 yards per game on the ground. Only three touchdowns were scored against UMR in the air, as opponents could muster only an average of 125.9 yards per game versus UMR's secondary. 2O/ MSM Alumnus
Soccer, UMR's newest varsity sport, was a big hit this year for both the team and the fans. The Miners finished 7-7 in their initial campaign, and some good crowds turned out to see the squad in action.
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SHORT SHOTSMiner Sports Water Polo Wins Coach Bob Pease's UMR Water Polo Club won its third straight Mississippi Valley Conference Championship Nov . 3, besting Principia, Southeast Missouri State and SIU-Carbondale. The team finished 12-4 on the season, and won three tournaments. Darian Dickinson paced the team with 48 goals and 47 assists. At one point of the season, the UMR team had an eight-game winning streak. Now many of the players will make the switch over to the UMR Swimming Team, and assist Pease in the 1979-80 season.
"We are happy about the way things turned out," first-year skipper Lon PearMiner defensive backs picked off 25 son said. "There were some close games passes on the season, with Bill Gran- that could have swung to our advantage tham and Hal Tharp leading the team and didn't, but overall things went with five interceptions each. Grantham well." and Craig Heath (who had four inUMR had some potent scoring punch terceptions) tied a school record this season with three interceptions in one in St. Louis natives Don Anselm and Pat Becker, and the Miners blasted their game. Coaches and fans around the league way past many MIAA foes. Southwest were impressed by the play of UMR Missouri State had as much success linebackers Morris Hervey and Kevin against the Miners as anyone, winning Wolf, who were among the leading two out of three games with the silver tacklers in the MIAA . On the line, and gold opponents. stalwart Jim "Bo" Decker bounced back The UMR Cross Country team sent Pearson, who will not be coaching the from an early injury and did his usual team next year due to a sabbatical leave, one player to the NCAA Division II Nafine job at his tackle post. is optimistic about the future of soccer tional Tournament, gained regional On offense, three quarterbacks saw ranking for the first time in the school's in the area. some duty in 1979, with junior Jeff "I think once som"eone comes out and history and made a happy coach out of Walters starting the first six games. sees a ballgame, it kind of grows on UMR's Dewey Allgood. Freshmen signal-callers Dennis Pirkle them," he said. "Soccer is a very good "It was the best team I have ever had and Chris Nesbit shared the duty during spectator sport, with a great deal of ac- here," Allgood said. "We gained a fifththe last half of the season, and showed tion and excitement. place regional ranking early in the the coaches some impressive arms. season and then sent Glenn Heeter to "I think UMR will have a successful Rolla prep product Jimmie Lee led the the nationals in California ... it was a team in rushing with a 57.4 yards-per- team for some time, as we have a good great year.' game average. He scored four location for talent. Many St. Louis Heeter finished 127th out of 176 runtouchdowns on the ground, and had one players want to get the quality engineer- ners in the nations, and ran his best-ever pass reception for a score. Paris was ing education available here at UMR, time in the big event. His 10,000 meter next in rushing with a 56.7 average, but and the players from that area are usual- time was 32:43. paced the team in scoring with 7 rushing ly very talented." Allgood loses only three players from Pearson added one statement with a touchdowns and two in the air. He was the squad, so look for more big things to the leading scorer in the NCAA Divi- smile, "We may have had a .500 record come from the cross country team next this year, but. we were 4-0 at home." sion II early in the season. season. Paris scored four touchdowns in UMR's 37-0 romp over Evangel, and that performance set a new school single-game scoring record. Rolla native Perry Harris led the team in receiving, grabbing 22 passes for 299 years and one touchdown. Walter Johnson was right behind, with 17 receptions good for 209 yards and three scores. Heath put the Miners in good field position many times with his exciting kickoff and punt returns. The junior was among the nation's leaders all year long, and ended the season with a 27 .0 average on kickoffs, and an 8.6 mark on punt returns. Although it was a season filled with heart-breaking plays, the Miners still came away with a sound record and a .500 mark in league play. Only seven of the players were seniors, so Finley, and Billy Key, left, athletic director at the University of Missouri-Rolla welcomes Gene assistants Bud Mercier, Joe Keeton and Green. new sports information specialist at UMR. Green is the first full-time sports Chuck Broyles are looking for a strong writer for the Rolla campus, and supplies the material for the Alumnus sports seccrew to return for the next campaign. tions.
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Wrestlers Grapple With Road Trips Coach Joe Keeton and UMR Wrestling Miners get on the track of the 1979-80 Miner Men's Basketball Team 1979-80 season, as 路another campaign begins_ Keeton's -crew has only one home match this season, so they must get used to doing well on the road. The team started practice in mid-November, and started competition Nov. 30, when they journeyed to Lamoni, 路 Iowa for .the . Graceland Tournament
.Basketball Season Begins -Miners Field Two Teams
With football finished for another season, the focus at UMR turns路 to basketball. Coach Billy Key will again lead the men's team, and will be helped by thirdyear assistant Jim Dinsdale. The Miners will be trying to improve last year's 9-15 mark, and have four returning starters back to lend a hand_ Derek Nesbitt, who paced the team in scoring and rebounding last year (16.8 ppg, 8.6 reb.), will man a forward post Nesbitt will be counted on to carry a large part of the scoring burden, along with 6'1" senior guard Calvin Horhn. Six-foot seven Jeff Kipp will of the other forward spots, things are forecast for this junior. Key feels that Kipp
talent to do a fine job for the UMR team and be a real MIAA force_ Rick Fuerman, also a junior, will be counted on for rebounding strength, as he stands 6'6". Other returning letterme.n are 6'5" senior Jerry Watkins, 6'6" senior Gary Riechmann and 6'7" sophomore Dan Hilbrich. Hilbrich could have aided the Miners underneath, but illness may have him on the shelf for the entire
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After hosting their own tournament and traveling to two others early in the season, the Miners start MIAA regular season action Jan. 14, when they play at play one Jefferson City against Lincoln . Univerand big sity_ The UMR women's team will be talented has the coached by Annette Caruso, and the
mentor feels her team has the quickness to have a fine season. Last year the Miners were 15-6, and lost only starting center Dallas Kirk through graduation. Her position will be filled by freshmen Barb Berry and Dolly Johnson. Senior co-captain Karen Williamson will lead the team at guard, and the tenacious veteran is a good one. She will ' be helped by co-captain Karen Peacock, Carmen Baker, Tina Walker, Becky Ommen, Val Lewis and others. "We will be quiCker than last year's' team and have more depth," Caruso said. "We need to be more aggressive going after the second offensive shot If we do that, I see no reason why we shouldn't have a real good season."
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Jerry Berry Joins UMR Stall Jerome T. (Jerry) Berry, '49, has formally joined the UMR staff as a parttime assistant in the athletic department Jerry, who has served the Miner sports programs in a variety of unofficial positions for the past 30 years, accepted the official designation after he retired this fall from a 35-year career with the federal government In his 路new position, Jerry will work with Coach Billy Key, UMR athletic director, and Gene Green, UMR's first sports information speci~list He will continue to handle the statistical reports and will help Coach Key with public relations work and alumni relations. As an official member of the athletic department staff, he will receive some compensation at last for wo~k that he has done for so many years for free_ Jerry has always been an active and supportive alumnus. In 1973, he was dubbed an Honorary Knight of the Order of St Patrick, and he received the MSM-UMR Alumni Special Achievement Award in 1977. MSM Alumnus/ 21
Cape Girardeau Meeting Vibrant colors, brisk weather and football games are a feature of autumn, and October 6 was a perfect example of what Missouri can be in the fall of the year. The plane looked small and the pilot very young, some of us thought, but we flew safely to Cape Girardeau in time to meet a group of alumni and parents and their families at Howard Johnsons. There we had lunch and much talk of past years in Rolla. The participants came from southeast Missouri, central and southern lIIinois and, of course, Rolla. A bus took us to the stadium where everyone soon knew we were present. It
could have been that the shouts, cheers and groans from our section helped the team to win, 9¡7. Gale Bullman showed her "football knowledge" by calling for "fumbles" three times and Cape obliged twice-not a bad average, 66 and 2/3 percent After the game, we went back to Howard Johnsons' to discuss the game and celebrate the victory. The flight home was very calm and we had another small celebration to acknowledge the Chancellor's birthday-which he hoped we had forgotten. The day was delightful and the spirit of MSM-UMR really lives in every alumni get-together. Leola (Mrs. C. J.l Millar.
According to area director Bob Patterson's records, those present were: Carney (,46) and Oltha Fesler, Cape Girardeau; Ronald Johnston, Rolla;
Clairlee Hawn, Cape Girardeau; Bill Hawn (,76) and gueSt, St. Louis; Harold (,42) and Sally Krueger, Sweetwater;
David (,77) and Debra Hilt and guest, Cape Girardeau; Ralph ('60) and Martha Maxton, Cape Girardeau; Roger Wagner (,65), Cape Girardeau; Jack ('50) and Jo Painter, Poplar Bluff; Ernie and Evelyn Walker, Cape Girardeau;
Da ve (,71) and Georgia Robinson and two guests, Salem, III.; Larry (,46) and Leta Bahn, Cape Girardeau; Roger (,71) and Mrs. Ellis, Cape Girardeau; Leo (,52) and Mrs . Hindman, Cape Girardeau; Jerry Berry (,49), Rolla; Bob Crowley, Rolla; Dick Napper, Rolla;
Bob (,54) and Martha Patterson, Sikeston; Stu (,64) and Twyla Ferrell and son, Carterville, III.; Buss and Dorothy Paar, Cape Girardeau; Jack and Ben Rickard, Cape Girardeau; Sandy Howard, Cape Girardeau; Elmer and
Dixie Finley (,68), Rolla; Billy and Naomi Key, Rolla; Joe and Louise Marchello, Rolla; Frank and Nancy Mackaman, Rolla; Gale Bullman (,64), Rolla; Leola Millar, Rolla; and Gene and Pam Green, Rolla.
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Las Vegas Social A cocktail party for alumni, students, and faculty attending the 54th annual Technical Conference and Exhibition of the Society of Petroleum Engineers was held Sept. 24, at the Las Vegas Hilton. Attendees included: Warren D. Cadwell, ('77), Oklahoma City, Okla.; Henry W. Meyer Jr., ('78), Springfield, Va.; Robert P. Schafer, ('51), Dallas, Texas; Richard D. Parikau, ('73), Jenks, Okla.; M. A. Odegard, (,62), Houston, Texas; G. Allen Nichols, ('76), Houston, Texas; Jim D. Reatherford, ('68), New Orleans, La.; Edwin H. Barsachs, ('50),
Dallas, Texas; Jim (,70) and Nancy Horne, Garland, Texas; Tom (,64) and Pat Wilson, Dallas, Texas; Ted ('39) and Pauline Heiser, Englewood, Colo.; Richard A. Brown, ('72), Bethany, Okla.; Stephen Lee, ('65), San Antonio, Texas; Herman A. Vacca, (,60), Robstown, Texas; Larry Schupbach, (,73), Katy, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Huff, ('58), Miami, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Hans Patel, ('64), EI Paso, Texas; Mike ('65) and Joan Castleberry, Tulsa, Okla.; Bob Duenckel, ('74), Lafayette, La.; George (,40) and Maxine Fort ,
Oklahoma City , Okla.; Bill McCaw ('67), Casper, Wyo.; Gary Gerhard, (,68), Midland, Texas; John Pepper, ('72), College Stations, Texas; A. BenOmran, Tripoli, Libya; Doug (,77) and Marty Kinnett, Bridgeport, III.; Shastri M. Maharaj, (,73), Port of Spain, Trinidad; R. L. Cruse, (,55), Bixby, Okla; J. Lauletta, ('67), Carmichael, Calif.; J. W. Crafton, ('65), Colorado Springs, Colo.; Gary (,70) and Betty Keen, Norman, Okla.; Frank W. King, ('64), Plano, Texas; Art Tinnemeyer, ('76), Bakersfield, Calif.; Don Martin;
Mohamed Rzaga, Tripoli, Libya; Tom Banfield, (,50), Las Vegas, Nev.; Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Zeid, (;51), Houston, Texas; Jim Collings, ('72), Abilene, Texas; Dennis Visos, ('74), Spring, Texas; W. A. Givens, ('51), Oklahoma City, Okla.; Scott Norrid, ('73), Houston, Texas; Jemmie D. Adkins, R olla, Mo.; Clyde L. Trickey, Jr., Rolla, Mo.; Angela Tromba, Rolla, Mo.; Terry Poettker, Rolla, Mo.; Chris Wilson, Rolla, Mo.; Charles R. Jarrett, Rolla, Mo.; Mark Wagner, Rolla, Mo.; and Marc Gruenenfelder, Rolla, Mo.
Attendees included: Ray ('50) and Iris Ruenheck, Chelmsford, Mass.; Bill ('50) and Charlotte Hollis, Groveland, Mass.;
(,70), Sue, John, Kenn and Danny Chen, Peabody, Mass.; Len ('68), Martha, Renee, and Matt Giusti, Chelmsford, Mass.; Jim ('50) and Katie O'Connor, Springfield, Mass.; Bipin
Hub Se-c tion Outing The most puzzling foul-up in postal service history and an inclement day did not prevent the Northeast Alumni from enjoying a cookout at the Chelmsford, Massachusetts, Elks Picnic Grounds on 29 September. The afternoon was spent reminiscing, pitching horse shoes, throwing a frisbee and batting a softball around. The cookout consisted of hamburgers, hot dogs and Iris Ruenheck's
tasty baked beans and potato salad, which were enjoyed by all. Beer, soft drinks and coffee were served during the afternoon. John Enochs received a color picture of Joe Miner for being the senior alumni, as did Dave Grimm for traveling the furthest distance. Those who were there this year are looking forward to the 1980 outing and hoping to see more of their friends in attendance.
Darryl ('71) and Joy Peetz, Newington, Conn.; William ('71), Dorothy & Mike Bartley, New Britian, Conn.; Bill (,43) and Jeanne Flood, Acton, Mass.; Ed ('63) and Joan David, Mystic, Conn.; Dave ('50), Lucy and Ceci Grimm, Fairfield, Conn.; V. K. ('70), Ellen (,71) and Anita Mathur, Durham, N.H.; Paul
('62), Linda, Robert and Marc Doshi, Naugatuck, Conn.; Carolyn (,73), Fred and Ruth Smith, Stoneham, Mass.; Ron ('70), Robbi, Steve, Mike and Kris Zylich, Chelmsford, Mass.; and John ('41), and Helen Enochs, Ashland, Mass.
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(L-R) Ron Zylich and Len Giusti locked in battle. MSM Alumnus123
2457 BSEE, ME, ChE, Mgt, midwest, mUlti -openings 2458 mUlti-openings, multi-disciplines, west. 2459 mUlti-openings, multi-disciplines, For information concerning positions listed below . southeast contact Mr. Larry Nuss. Director of Ca reer Development and Placement, UMR , Rolla, 2460 BSComSc, Mgt, midwest Missouri 6540 I, giving File Number of the posi· 2461 BSMgt, St. Louis tion, state your degree. discipline and month and 2462 mUlti-openings, mUlti-disciplines, year of your graduation . agency listing During time of high acti vit y in the employment 2463 BSChE, Met, northeast market. some positions will be filled before they are published. The Placement Office will make a 2464 BSME, EE, midwest sea rch for similar positions that may be open if 2465 outdated you enclose your resume with your inquiry.2466 BSCE, Mgt, southeast 2467 BSCE, Mgt, city engr. JOB OPPORTUNITIES 2468 multi-openings, mUlti-disciplines, 2428 BSCE, AE, ME, midwest agency listing 2429 BSCE, EE, ME, midwest 2469 BSMin , management exper. , 2430 BSCE, ME, southwest agency listing 2431 BS/MS, mUlti-disciplines, multi2470 multi-openings, mUlti-disciplines, openings, northeast U.S. citizen, east. 2432 outdated 2433 outdated 2471 BSCE, construction, northwest Alaska 2434 MS/PhD Mgt, California, academic academic 2472 mUlti-openings, multi-disciplines 2435 BSMet, CE, extractive met. exper. 2473 BSMin, surface coal exper. 2474 BS/MSCE 2436 MS/PhD, Chern, ChE, midwest 2475 MSMgt , east 2437 BSMet, east coast 2476 BSCE, Mgt, midwest 2438 outdated 2439 outdated 2477 mUlti-openings, multi-disciplines, midwest 2440 BSGE, Geol, Texas 2441 BSME, plant operations, southeast 2478 BSMgt, ME, EE, southeast 2479 BSGeol, GE 2442 BSME, EE, Mgt. 2480 BSMin, midwest 2443 BS EE, ME, Mgt, southeast 2444 BSCE, Min, MBA, agency listing 2481 BSCE, ME, EE, southeast 2482 BSME, ChE, Mgt, northeast 2445 BSCE, southeast 2483 BSEE, ME 2446 outdated 2484 BSMet, Min, CE 2447 MS/PhDMet, Cer, west 2485 BSCE 2448 BSMet, ME, ChE, 2449 BSComSc, Mgt. EE, west coast 2487 BS/MSGE, ME, Min, midwest 2488 BSME, midwest 2450 BSMgt, sales 2489 BS/MS/PhDGE, CE, California 2451 BSEE, CE, ME 2490 JlSEE, St. Louis 2452 BSME, CE, EE, U.S. citizen 2453 BSEE, ME, midwest & southeast 2491 outdated 2492 BSME, Mgt, midwest 2454 BSME, Chern, midwest 2493 BSAE, ME, EE, Mgt, multi2455 outdated openings. 2456 MSComSc, New York
Job Opportunities
UMR students talk with Dr. Thomas A. Flaim, '68, center, member of the General Motors Research Laboratories' metallurgy department and also a member of General Motors' key executive team for UMR , about the company's programs on campus, job prospects for the future and news about the automotive industry . The students are: left to right, Keith Townsend, junior in electrical engineering who worked for GM last summer; Susan Payne, senior in chemical engineering who is a GM Scholar; Mark Ewers, senior in engineering mechanics and also a GM summer employee; and Roger Arbuthnot Jr. , junior in mechancial engineering who spent last summer working with the Chevrolet Division .
General Motors Comes to UMR
General Motors came to the University of Missouri·Rolla campus recently bring· ing gifts and good news. Lloyd Reuss, Class of '57, director of engineering at GM's Chevrolet Division and key executive heading up the eight-man GM team for the Rolla campus, brougHt with h.im checks for $13,323 for the support of 12 GM Scholarships and $30,000 as the third installment of GM's five-year commitment to various UMR development programs. In the good news department, Reuss told a group of UMR faculty and staff that the company is in the process of hiring a significant number of engineers. "Despite current interpretations by national media, General Motors is in sound condition," he said_"In the next five years, the company will introduce more new products than in any other five-year period in the company's history-the largest number scheduled to come out in 1982. "The automotive industry is undergoing a period of change, and this is an excep- . tionally active ~riod for engineering," he explained. "We are now implementing design for our new products and we need UMR engineering graduates." . UMR is one of 42 universities throughout the country which General Motors considers a major supplier of technically trained graduates. Dick Bachelor, senior staff assistant-administrative services, product engineering, Buick Motor Division, is the lead contact to UMR for the GM key executive team. "Team members visit the UMR campus several times each year to keep in touch with various campus programs and help coordinate all GM activities," he said. EVENT/SITE DA TE "GM haS openings for 3,500 technical people this year," he said. "We would like RETIREMENT RECOGNITION-Dr. E. E. Feind .... .. .. .. January 19, 1980 to fill many of these positions with UMR students." Rolla (halftime-basketball game) AIME ........... .. ...................... .. .... .. ... February 25, 1980 Las Vegas FOUNDERS DAY ....... . ...... . ... . ........ .. . . . ..... ~ . March I, 1980 Rolla ARK-LA-TEX SECTION .. . ....... . . . . .. .. . .. ..... .. .. . .. March I, 1980 Longview, Texas REMMERS ARTIST/LECTURER SERIES (Leonard Pennario) ... March 6.' 1980 Rolla ST. PAT'S CELEBRATION March 14-15, 1980 Rolla BARTLESVILLE SECTION-Special Luncheon .. ... .. ..... . .. March 21, 1980 Bartlesville TULSA SECTION March 29, 1980 Summit Club ALUMNI-STUDENT-FACULTY CONFERENCE ... ..... . . April 17-18, 1980 Rolla SEMI-ANNUAL BOARD MEETING .... . .... . ............. April 19, 1980 Rolla CLASS OF 1930 REUNION .. .. ... . ..... .. . . . '" ........ May 17-18, 1980 Rolla COMMENCEMENT ... . .. .. . .. .. ......... .... ... . . ...... May 18, 1980 University of Missouri-Rolla civil engineering students, Harold Lasley Jr., Kansas Rolla City, and Robert Wille, Florissant, center, were honored recently as recipients of HOMECOMING 1980 .. .......... .. " . .. .. . ... " ......... October 17-18 UMR Academy of Civil Engineers-Fruin Colnon Scholarships. From left are Rolla Frank Gerig, professor of civil engineering; Joseph Senne, chairman of the civil ROCK Y MOUNTAIN LUNCH ........ . ... .. ....... . . .. . .. . First Tuesday engineering department; Lasley; Wille; Joseph Marchello, UMR chancellor; and Denver Petroleum Club Vernon T. Loesing, assistant professor of civil engineering. Lasley and Wille, both BARTLESVILLE LUNCH .... . ...... : : ...... .......,....... Third Friday seniors, are planning careers in the construction industry. The Fruin-Colnon Cafeteria {:onference Room, Adams Building · ", , .~ ~ scholarships are two of four recently awarded by construction firms and organizaATTENTION: Please notify Alumni Office of your meeting arrangements. tions .to UMR students in l that field.
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Wayne S. Frame '23 R.R.3 Eldon, MO 65026
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1931 R. T. Wade, 5202 Woodway, Houston, TX 77056, sends the following report, "I am enjoying retiLement from Schlumberger, and recently attended a reunion of ex-Schlumberger employees at South Padre Island. The oil spill contamination has been greatly exaggerated by the news media. The local beach is clear, but some oil is present where an effort has not been made to clean it up."
1932 Albert L. and Ruth R. Pessin live at 2715 Lakewood Place, Westlake Village, CA 91361. Albert is retired.
1933 James Jacob Harmon, 1162 N. Paseo De Golf, Green Valley, AZ 85614, died Sept. 29. Harmon had retired as engineer, Ludlow路Saylor Wire Co., St. Louis.
1937 Ross R. Carrolla has moved to I 19 W. 99th Terrace, Apt. 317, Kansas City, MO 64114. Ross is retired.
1939 F. W. Heiser has a new job as a petroleum consultant. He and his wife, Pauline, live at 16 Viking Drive, Englewood, CO 80 I 10. Leroy E. Smith is now living at 12534 Limewood Drive, Sun City West, AZ 85375. I . .James Ulak was retired Dec. 1974, from the Department of Transportation in Springfield, Ill. He and wife, Wilma, live at 65 Glenaire Drive, Springfield, IL 62703. James says he keeps busy with Senior Citizens, handyman for elderly, fishing, golf and gardening. Lawrence A. Roe is now regional manager-sales, Chile S.A., for BrowlI & Root Inc., in Houston, Texas. Larry and Kathryn are presently living at 674 Plainfield A venue, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922, but will be moving to SaQtiago, Chile, soon.
Paul T. Dowling, 10144 Winding Ridge Road, St. Louis, MO 63124, has been elected to the Board of Directors of Mercantile Trust Company N.A.
Ivan B. and Lee Lampe have moved to 12 Shore Road, Oceanport, NJ 07757. Ivan has joined the staff of N. L. In路 dustries Inc., as manager in Zayreville.
Julius C. and Lucy Leslie have moved to 397 Hidden Cove Road, North Ft. Myers, FL 33903. Julius retired August I, 1979 from Tnemec Co. Inc., in Kansas City, Mo. '
According to a note from Michael Boyd, 2329 Whittemore, St. Louis, MO 63104, his father, Dane Boyd, '47, died of a heart attack while on a business trip to Watkins Glen, NY, on May 3. At the time, he was a resident of Bogota, NJ. Michael and his sister, Stephani, survive.
Edgar S. Miller Jr., retired as chief engineer, Department of Old New York Central and Conrail, Penn Central Co., on May I, 1977. He and his wife, Peg, have been living at 6 Glynn Ave., Jekyll Island, GA 31520, since July 1977. Ed has been dabbling in real estate and has sold three houses. He plays lots of golf, and they travel some. Ed and Peg say that it's a very friendly place and they love it aIL
John E. Schork is chairman and chief executive officer of Research-Cottrell, Inc. He receives mail at P.O. Box 6241, Bridgewater, NJ 08807.
1948 E. L. Roy and Kay Perry have moved to 3925 Humboldt Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92649. Roy is executive director for the Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro.
J. S. and Edna Balmat have moved to 312 Springhave Place, Macungie, P A 18062. Jack is retired from Bethlehem Steel in Bethlehem, Pa.
1942
G. Windsor Warren is presidentengineer of Warren and Goodin Inc., Architects-Engineers in Springfield, Mo. He and his wife, Barbara, reside at 2950 Natural Bridge Drive, Springfield, MO 65804.
Paul W. Kloeris Jr., is a metallurgical engineer for Hughes Helicopters in Culver City, Ca. He and his wife, Marcia M., live at 8131 Sunny Brae 'Ave., Canoga Park, CA 91306.
1943 R. Kent Comann recently left JohnsManville Corp. after 24 years. He has established his own executive search firm which is devoted exclusively to the needs of the mining and mineral industry. He is now president of Comann Associates Inc., in Aurora, Colo. Kent and Marilyn live at 2990 South Parker Court, Aurora, CO 80014'.
Comer C. Haley tells us that he has been at the same job and lived in the same house for nearly 30 years and likes it. Comer is senior design engineer for , .Westinghouse Electric Corp. in Sharon, Pa. He and Martha Ruth may be reached at RD No.7, Box 7684, Mercer, PA 161-37.
1944 William D. Hicks is a resident engineer for Westinghouse Electric in St. Louis. He and his wife, Carolyn, live at 2100 Westview, St. Louis, MO 63i22.
1940 Reunion at Homecoming Class Coordinators: Rex Alford 5743 Jason Houston, TX 77096 George E. Fort Fort & Miller 2007 First Nat'l Center Oklahoma City, OK 73102 William L. and Ruth Aves reside at 1703 Hilltop Lane, Arlington, TX 76013. William is president of Aves Industries Inc., a small company in the field of chemical vapor deposition (Boronizing, Chromizing, Siliconizing, Aluminumizing, etc.) Carl H. Cotterill has just been ap路 pointed director, Division of Field Operations, for the U. S. Bureau of Mines in Washington, D. C. He and his wife, Ollie Glee, live at 6030 Carland Court, McLean, VA 22101 . '
Joh.n W. Brodhacker is now director of process engineering for Exide Co. in Yardley, Pa. He and Mary live at 48 Tanglebrook Drive, Holand, PA 18966.
John L. and Dorothy Krall still receive mail at Route I, Box 572Al, Holt, MO 64048. John is district engineer with GTE Sylvania in Kansas City. HARVEY P. LEAVER P. Gene Smith has been awarded a Congressional Fellowship for 1980 by IEEE. Gene is a member of the technical staff, radar systems department, at G,eneral Research Corp. in Santa Barbara, Calif. His home address is 1329 Camino Manadero, Santa Barbara, CA 9311 J'.
Harvey B. Leaver has been appointed president of DeS Inc., a new acquisition of the Bank Building Corp., St. Louis. DeS Inc.,-with plants in Clearwater, Fla. and Las Cruces, N.M.-specializes in providing banks, savings and loan associations and credit unions with manufactured financial buildings, mini banks and remote transaction facilities. 1947 Leaver will coordinate marketing and James D. ,Sullivan :Iives at 2315 Hillside, product development operations beDelafield, WI 53018. Jim is manager of tween BBC and DeS Inc. Harvey and the Ceramic Research Lab for A. O. Olive live at 14640 Los Padres Court, Smith Corp. in Milwaukee. Chesterfield, M0 63017. MSM Alumnus125
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1949 Coy L. IJreuer, assistant construction division chief for the Missouri Highway Department, has been elected chairman of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)·Professional Engineers in Government (PEG) . He will serve on the NSPE·PEG Executive Board as the chairman elect for the first year, as chairman for the second year and as past chairman for the third ye'lr. The chairman of P EG also serves as vice president of NSPE. Breuer lives at 2708 Garden View . Jefferson City . MO 65101.
Robert D. Bay, 222 Magna Carta Drive, Creve Coeur, MO 63141, has been elected vice president of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Bob is manager·business development, Black & Veatch Co. in St. Louis.
William D. and Mary F. Carter are at home at 516 Red Oak Lane, Kingsport, TN 37663. Bill is senior supervising engineer at Tennessee Eastman Com· pany.
Harvey E. Ross retired from IBM Corp. in San Jose, California after 23 years. He, his wife Julia, and 3 of 4 childrc'n now reside at 1848 Finn Hall Road, Port Angeles, W A 98362.
1950 Reunion at Homecoming Oass Coordinators: Edwin H. Barsachs 3755 Northview Lane Dallas, TX 75229 Stanley Dolecki 9113 Hatton Drive St. Louis, MO 63126 Aaron J. Greenberg 3285 Gustine St. Louis, MO 63116
Luther P. Snyder is now chief, assisted housing manager for Department of HUD in Charieston, W. Va. He lives at No.3 Shady Oaks Park, St. Albans, WV 25177.
1951 H. E. Kennedy is manager of engineer· ing services for Pfizer Genetics Inc., in St. Louis. He and his wife, Ann A., reside at 969 Mansionhill Drive, Ballwin, MO 630 II.
1952 George and Mary MacZura are at home at 725 Orchard Hill Drive, Pitts· burgh, PA 15238. George is scientific associate with ALCOA Laboratories, ALCOA Center, ' Pennsylvariia. He is also 1979 chairman, Refractories Divi· sion, American Ceramic Society. 1979 Rollamo Dan W. and Shirley M. Martin left Iran just before Christmas, 1978, planning to Bernard R. and Dorothy Juskie have return January 2, 1979. They never did moved to 15608 Rob Rqy Drive, Oak get back in and have moved to Nevada. Forest, IL 60452. Bernard is director of Their address there is 85 N. Edison, No. business planning for Continental Can 2, Reno, NV 89502. Dan is with a new . Co. in Chicago. company, Newpark Drilling Fluids Inc., 1955 that is setting up a mining company in Reunion at Homecoming Nevada. He is operations manager Class Coordinators: there. Arthur G. Baebler Denver S. Patton Jr., has a 'new job as 20 Fox Meadows project manager for Texas Eastern Sunset Hills, MO 63127 Trans. Corp. in Houston. His address is Box 2521, Houston, TX 77001. James F. Hespen 92 Flamingo Drive Richard H. Bauer, president of Missouri St. Louis, MO 63123 Electrochem Inc., has moved offices to Virgil L. and Miriam Powell reside at 10958 Lin·Valle Drive, St. Louis, MO 2204 Overholser Drive, Oklahoma City, 63123. OK 73127. Lee is executive vice presi· dent and director of Woods Petroleum Leo Hindman is vice presidellt of Delta Corp. in Oklahoma City. of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Asphalt Inc., He and Shirley live at 1244 Marquette Frank P. Gollhofer has recently joined Drive, Cape Girardeau, MO 6370 I. the staff of HydroTech International Inc.·Houston, in New Orleans, which 1953 offers technology and proprietary pro· ducts to the petroleum industry. Frank will direct marketing and establish a contracting and service organization in the area. He and Marian reside at 56 Park Timbers Court, New Orleans, LA 70114.
1956 Norman E. Hart works as a captain for United Airlines in Chicago, III. He and his wife, Theora, live at 125 Nantuckett Lane, Barrington, IL 60010.
David R. and Jacqueline Levy live at 1225 Warson Pines, Olivette, MO 63132. Dave is a section leader for McDonnell Douglas in Robertson. Raymond L. and Joanne Sanders have moved to 13603 Pebblebrook, Houston , TX 77079. Ray is a research consultant for Amoco Production Co. in Houston . Robert C. and Jean Slusher live at 270 I NW 112th, Oklahoma City, OK 73120 . Bob has joined the staff of Woods Petroleum Co. as a petroleum engineer.
Robert E. Smith Sr., senior appraiser and assistant vice president (technology) with American Appraisal Co. Inc. , has moved into new offices in Detroit. Bob and Lou reside at 4462 Dudley , Dear· born Heights, MI 48125. "We a re now 'empty nesters'," he says, "and invite all of our friends to call. Lou has completed her masters program and is a teaching dietitian at Mt. Carmel Hospital , Detroit." Bob is a real estate broker. '
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EDW ARD L. CREAMER Edward L. Creamer is employed at Shell Development Company's West hollow Research Center in Houston, TX. Ed was recently promoted .(0 senior staff research metallurgist in Westhollow's materials science and engineering department. His responsibilities involve metallurgical applications in refineries and chemical plants. Ed, his wife, Alice, and family reside at 1081 I Creek tree Drive, Houston, TX 77070.
1954 John D. Knopp is a project manager for Honeywell Inc .. in Phoenix, Ariz. He and his wife, Yola nde, live at 7509 N. 16th Ave., Glendale, AZ 85'301.
1957 Louis E. and Marilyn Astroth have moved to 3257 Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake, MI 48088. Louis is manager·staff quality assurance for Holley Carburetor Division in Warren. Philip S. Roush, 8935 Burnt Oak Drive, St. Louis, MO 63123, is manager, north division customer service, for Union Electric: John W. Moore has been named manager of the planning and evaluation department of Exxon Pipeline Com· pany. John, Ruth and their two sons live at 5507 Spanish Oak Drive, Houston, TX 77066. Louie,G. and Pauline Jones have moved to 1324 Cherokee Hills Court, Bartlesville, OK 74003. Louie is owner/manager of Auto Paint & Supply of Bartlesville, Inc.
1958 John O. and Helen Buchanan and son, Charles, have just returned to their home in Lake Jackson, Texas after speno ding three years in Canada where John supervised construction of a plant for Dow Chemical. He ' is presently field engineer on a magnesium granules plant in Freeport, Texas. They reside at 126 Clover, Lake Jackson , TX 77655. Joseph E. and Marie Crowe have mov· ed to 220 Middleburg Drive, Sherman, IL 62684 . Joe was promoted to deputy director of highways with the Illinois Department of Transportation in Springfield. Clintford R. and Alba Jones are residing at 20262 Ravenwood Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92646. Clint is senior project engineer for J.acobs Engineering Group in Pasadena.
J. ROBERT HAMMOND J. 'Robert Hammond has been ap· pointed division superintendent-tin and stainless products divi~ion at U. S. Steel's Gary Works. He has been with U. S. Steel since 1956. He lives at 755 S. Park Drive, Chesterton, IN 46304, with his wife. Donna.
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Paul R. Munger has been elected to the Board of Directors of the American Society of Civil Engineers for the term of Oct. 1979-0ct. 1982. Paul is director of the Institute of River Studies at University of Missouri-Rolla. He and his wife, Frieda, receive mail at P.O. Box 682 , Rolla , MO 65401.
1959 William R. Harper is director of opera· tions for Texas Gas Transmission Corp. in Owensboro, Ky , He and Marge live at 400 I Chapel Lane, Owensboro, K Y 4230 I.
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Hubert L. Adams is a general manager for Founders Alliance Corp. in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. He resides at 6394 Balfour,. Allen Park, MI 4810 I. Bruce L. Bramfitt, '60, '62, '66, and Gerald J. Roe, '65, '67, '69, co-authors of a paper entitled "Use of Radioactive . Tracer to Determine Sources of Bottom Ingot Inclusions," received the C. D. Moore Award scrolls for best paper SUb: mitted at a meeting of the Eastern Iron and Steel Section of the Iron and Steel Society of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (AIME).Both are research engineers for Bethlehem Steel Corp. Roe's address is 1708 Cloverleaf St., Bethlehem, PA 18017, and Bramfitt's address is 16 Pleasant Drive, Road 7, Bethlehem, PA 18015. Walter H. and Betty Dickens' address is Hayden Route, Box 38, Dixon, MO 65459. Walter is a supervisory civil engineer for the Department of the Army at Ft. Leonard Wood. He and Betty would like to hear from classmates and friends. Thomas M. Englert has joined the John Corder Equipment Co. Inc., of East St. Louis, III., as sales engineer. Tom and his wife, Delrose, live at 8 Macon Court, Lake St. Louis, MO 63367.
Vincent J. and Sandra Ventimiglia have moved to 14637 Pine Orchard Court, Chesterfield, MO 63017. Vincent is vice president and general manager of Coors Distributing Co. in Fenton. Harland F. Ellis is a claims engineer for The Corps of Engineers at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He recently opened a variety store in Dixon· called Ellis Enterprises Outlet. Harland and Freddie may be reached at Tavern Route Box 35, Dixon, MO 65459.
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Jack L. Crawford is an advising engineer for IBM in San Jose. Jack and his wife, Helen, live at 6194 Candy Lynn Court, San Jose, CA 95120.
Thomas G._ and Dorothy Chronister have moved to 2313 W. Nashville Court, Broken Arrow, OK 74012. Tom is a technical representative for Meehanite Worldwide in St. Louis, Mo.
1961
Dayid L. Fenton qas been appointed vice president for energy applications of Sverdup and Parcel and Associates, the Engineering, Architectural, and Planning firm of Sverdup Corp. Since 1977, he has been vice president/manager of business development and marketing. Dave and his wife, Janice, live at 290 Ridge Trail Court, Chesterfield, MO 63017.
Michael B. and Charlotte Kimbrough have moved to Route I, Beechwood Circle, Manchester, TN 37355. Mike has joined the staff of Sverdrup/ARO, Inc. in Tullahoma as engineer, senior/lead.
Richard L. Jaquay is a project resident manager for Black and Veatch in Kansas City. His address is P.O. Box 5118, Topeka, KS 6660~.
Neal M. and Joanne K. Griesenauer are residing at ·2159 Borror Road, Grove City, OH 43123. Don M. Harclerode lives at 7301 E. Eastview Drive, Tucson, AZ 85710. Don is a sales engineer for Rimpull Corp. in Tucson. Albert D. Sharon can now ,e reached at Route 4, Box 5IA-15, Forrest City, AR 72335. Albert is employed by East Arkansas Community College, Forrest City, Ark. Farouk EI·Baz, research director of the Center for Earth and Planetary Studies at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, will join an expedition to China to investigate land-forms in the Gobi, Tengri, and Takla Makan Deserts. Farouk resides at 2786 N. Wakefield, St., Arlington, VA 22207.
1962 Jack H. Jones is one of four appointed to directors' positions in the St. Louis headquarters of McDonnell Douglas Automation Co. He h~ been named director of technical services-advanced planning. Jack resides at 829 Vernon Dr., East Alton, IL 62024. Peter H. F. and Marilyn Maisch reside at 30201 27th Avenue, Federal Way, W A 98003. Peter is project engineer with Weyerhaeuser Co. in Tacoma. Edwin E. and Brenda Sheraden reside at 28 N. New Ardmore Ave., Broomall, PA 19008. Ed is a design engineer for U.S.D.A. Soil Conservation Service in Broomall.
Kraig G. Krei~emeier, 80 Webster Woods, St. Louis, MO 63119, has been appointed vice president of Sverdrup Corporation for'design/build operations, a newly established corporate level position. I'aul M. and Judith Machmeier have moved to 342i Chatham St., Racine, WI 53402. Paul is manager, materials and metallurgical engineering for SnapOn Tools Corp. in Kenosha.
Colonel Robert J. and Rosalyn R. Dacey have moved to 426 Glan Tai Drive, Manchester, MO 63011. Bob is district engineer, St. Louis Engineer District for the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers in St. Louis. Gerald C. and Ruth Ann Eaker have moved to 831 Mockingbird Court, Geneseo, IL 61254. Gerald is a mechanical engineer for International Harvester in East Moline. Gene E. and Carol Gassner have moved to 1270 Brandywyn Lane, Buffalo Grove, IL 60090. Gene has a new job as a project supervisor-research and development for Teletype Corporation in Skokie. Robert G. Holley has a new job as project manager for UOP International Inc., in Des Plaines, III. Bob lives at 9080 Villa Ridge Court, St. Louis, MO 63123. William M. and Barbara Malone have moved to 295 McMurray Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15241. Bill is assistant manager of technical resources for Copperweld Bimetallics Group in Pittsburgh.
Harry B. and Karen V. Morgan have moved to 33- Siesta Drive, Hannibal, MO 63401. Harry is project engineer for . John P. and Monika Ruppert live at 14 American Cyanamid Co. in Hannibal. Longhill Road, Randolph, NJ 07801. John is manager of business installation Col. M. L. "Bud" Northcutt has retired for AT&T in Basking Ridge. from the Army and is now manager, . William L. and Judie A. Winters have earth systems, division of S.S.I. Office. moved to 91 Waldron, Richland, W A He is residing at 4379 Cove Way, 99352. Bill is a staff chemist for Marietta, GA 30067.' Rockwell Hanford Co. in Richland. Terry D. Wiegand is a sales engineer for Westinghouse .Electric Corp. in Davenport, Iowa. Terry and his , wife, Lori, reside at 4933 Woodland Ave., Davenport, IA 52807.
Joseph S. Wood Jr., is now general manager-middle east for Russell & Axon International. He and Bea may be reached at USMTM, P.O. Box 1306, NY APO NY 09038.
Ronald E. Wright Jr., and his wife, Sandra, have moved to 4618 Flame Court, St. Louis, MO 63129. Ron is a sales engineer for GTE Sylvania in St. Louis.
R. Paul Cobb has been appointed assistant chief engineer for vehicle design at Caterpillar's ~t Peoria Plant. Paul lives at 309 James Parkway , Washington, IL 61571. Dr. J. Leroy Hulsey has been named one of the 13 "outstanding" teachers of North Carolina State University for 1978-79. Leroy lives at 720 King St., Cary, NC 27511.
Georgina More is now a senior materials engineer . with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in W. Palm Beach, Fla. She lives at 139 Seville, W. Palm Beach, FL 33405.
Jorge A. and honne Depego Espana reside at Dorrego 757, Rosario, 2000, Argentina. Jorge is director of ALGAS SA in Buenos Aires.
Roger L. and Ethel Meyerhoff have moved to 4025 Buffalo Trace, Madisonville, KY 42431. Roger is a senior engineer at AMCA Resources in Madisonville.
Dr. Edward J. Haug is co-author of a textbook entitled "Applied Optimal Design: Mechanical and Structural Systems" published recently by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Dr. Haug is professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Iowa. His address is 1407 Eastview, Iowa City, IA 52240.
Daniel D. and Patricia Moit have moved to 347 S. Maid Marian Drive, Schererville, IN 46375. Dan is product manager-building products for SherwinWilliams in Chicago.
Donald P. and Pat Binz have moved to 608 Packford, Ballwin, MO 630 II. Don is national accounts sales manager of tretolite division, Petrolite Corp. in St. Louis.
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Alumni Personals _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1965 Reunion at Homecoming Class Coordinators: James R. Cunningham 1489 Royal Spring St. Louis, MO 63122 Daniel K. Goodman 9235 Hawthorne Munster, IN 46321 Walter C. Mulyca 203 Hillcrest Terrace Marshall, TX 75670 Robert L. Otto 4018 Briar Hollow San Antonio, TX 78247 Charles H. Toedtman 4107 Gardenview Drive, No.4 St. Ann, MO 63074 Jay W. and Linda L. AHord live at 34, Eichenweg, D-6654 Limbach, Saarland, W_ Germany_ Jay is general manager for Columbus Neunkirchen Foundry Gmgh -in 0.6680 Neunkirchen. Kirby R. Anderson recently created a partnership under the name of Anderson and Hammer Surveying Company in Union, Mo. Kirby is president and owner of the company and his mailing address is Rt. 2, Box 93 B, Sullivan, MO 63080. Hilton B. and Martha BickneD reside at 623 Holcomb St., Watertown, NY l3601. Hilton is chief of engineering plans and services for HQS Ft. Drum in Watertown. Dennis R. and Karen Brauer have moved to 253 Chestnut HiD Road, KiDingworth, CT 06417_ Dennis is . metallurgical manager for The Miller Company of Meriden.
Thomas A. Hrastich has a new job as a senior project engineer for BASF Wyandotte Corp. in Wyandotte, Mich . He lives at 15549 DuPage Blvd., Taylor, MI48180.
Chari G. and Sandra A. Luke have moved to 180 Churchill Lane, Lincoln, IL 62656. Chari is manager of the Lincoln . plant of Lehn and Fink Products Division of Sterling Drug.
R. Duane Hays has recently been promoted to vice president of Dynetics, Inc. He and wife, Sandy, Kristie and Steven reside at 718 Versailles Drive, Huntsville, AL 25802.
John M. Gentner has been n;1med president of AMF Wyott, Inc., the food service equipment manufacturing subsidiary of AMF Incorporated. Gentner's address is 1818 Cheshire, Cheyenne, WY 82001.
Jim H. ana Glenda Moore live at 3860 Tulane Drive, Renner, LA 70062. He is a mechanical engineer estimator for Stewart Enterprises in Metairie. Jim was elected Treasurer of a newly formed international organization in Feb. '79-Association of Nazarene Building Professionals (ANBP).
Robert J. and Donnita R. Lewis have moved to 8731 Black Maple Drive, Eden Prairie; MN 55344. Bob is a pa-路 tent counselor for the Pillsbury Co. in Minneapolis.
Theodore D. Pasek is now living at 4971 McFarland Court, Fairfax, VA 22032. He is ADP product manager for Federal Prison Ind .-Justice, in Washington, D.C. William J. Price is now a staff engineer working with Union Carbide's new Unipol process for making polyethylene at low pressure. He and wife, Zalora, live at 6029 Country Club, Victoria, TX 77901.
1966 Jerry D. and Connie Allen have moved to 4785 Pine Cone Drive, Hermitage, PA 16146. Jerry is marketing manager of dry type distribution for Transformer Division of Westinghouse in Greenville. Kenneth W. Bowles received his Tp.M. from Dallas Theological Seminary in May 1979. He is currently enrolled in the Doctor of Ministry program at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and is a Bible teacher at Believers Bible Chapel in Union, Mo. Keri lives at 604 N. Washington, Union, MO 63084.
Edward N. and Vonnie Henery have moved to 4634 Bexley Way, Stone . Michael J. Brynac has joined the staff Mountain, GA 30083. Ed is an elec- of Booker Associates, Inc. as project trical engineer for Federal Energy manager in the project management Regulatory Commission, Department of group. He resides at 5565 Lansdowne, Energy in Atlanta. St. Louis, MO 63109.
BRUCE V. WORK Bruce V. Work has been elected ex, ecutive vice president and chief operating officer of Industrial Fuels Corp., coal marketirig and mining subsidiary of Peoples Gas Co. Bruce and Janet and family live at 5340 Franklin Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48013. His company supplies coal produced from its own mines and purchased from non- . affiliated suppliers to customers in 26 states and in Canada.
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Vipinbhai R. and Saroj Shah have moved to 13526 Acord Place, Cerritos, CAo 90701. Vipinbhai has joined the staff of Los Angeles County Roads as senior - civil engineering assistant.
Eric H. Frantz is a paper mill superintendent for American Can Co. in Green Bay, Wis. Eric and his wife, Sylvia, reside at 554 Tyrolian Drive, Green Bay, WI 54302.
James A. Schoeffel is product manager for Varian Assoc.-Extrion Division in Gloucester, Ma. He and Nikki are now living at 5 Folly Pond Road, Apt. 1.2, Beverly, MA 01915 .
Lawrence H. Luebbert Jr., is a senior OAC systems engineer for Hallmark Cards Inc., in Kansas City. Larry and his wife, Barbara, live at 6204 E. II Oth, Kansas City, MO 64134.
James G. Yallaly is principal engineer for Delta Engineering Consultants In~ ., in Jackson, Mo. He and Jeanette may now be reached at Route I, New Wells, MO 63768 .
Timothy H. ,and Victoria Neet have moved to 1341 Hawthorne Road, Schenectady, 路NY 12309. Tim is district operations manager for AT&T Long Lines in Albany.
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David and Kathleen W olfersberger have moved to Route 2, No. 40, Arl路 ington Drive, Luling, LA 70070. Dave is a production superintendent for Monsanto Co. in Luling . .
John H. Briery works for IBM Corporation/Federal Systems Division in San Diego, Calif.
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Charles J. and Somchai Price have moved to 912 Jungs Station Rd., St. Charles, MO 63301. Charles is a lead 1968 engineer-electronics for McDonnell, Sun C. and Jean .Chen have moved to Douglas Corp. in St. Louis. 8513 David Ave., Baltimore, MD 21234. Sun has joined ttie staff of U. S. Roy W. and Rosita R. Slocum have Army Corps of Engineers in Baltimore moved to 154 N. Beverwyck, Lake as a structural engineer. Hiawatha, NJ 07034_ Roy is a programmerior Bell Labs in Whippany. : WilHam C. Coonce has moved to 7060 Leebrad Street, Springfield, VA 22151. Larry M. and Diane Rich are at home at 1884 Las Gallinas Ave, San Rafael, CA Ralph J. and Pat Davis reside at 2047 A 94903. Larry was promoted to senior Greenhouse, Kirtland AFB, NM 87118. organization analyst with Standard Oil Ralph is a nuclear weaPons effects test of California (Chevron) in San Fran: officer for Field Command, Defense Nuclear Agency at Kirtland AFB. cisco.
Dale B. and Doris Alexander have moved to 3\06 Silverwood, Ft. Collins, CO 80525 . Dale is a mechancial design engineer for Hewlett-Packard in Loveland.
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Thomas Fulwider and his wife, Dr. Sue Pendell, have moved to 1712 W. Prospect, Ft. Collins, CO 80526. Tom is president/owner of Progress West, Inc. in Ft. Collins.
Larry Choate is now chief estimator and projects manager for Crowley Construc路 tors Inc., of Long Beach, Calif. Larry, Kathy and Patrick are living at 4620 Vermont Street, Long Beach, CA 90814.
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Fred W. and Carole Kuchenig have moved to 2003 Riverlawn Drive, K~ngwood, TX 77339. Fred is now supervisor electric power unit at Aram· co Services Company in Houston .
Rodney B. and Patricia S. Hawkins have moved to 6620 Montana Ave., Hammond, IN 46323. Rod is a supervising chemist for Inland Steel Co. in East Chicago.
Charles D. Owens and wife Mary K. are now living at 7712 Calle Espada, Baker· field, CA 93309 . He is area operations engineer for ARCO Oil & Gas Com· pany in Bakersfield, Calif.
Vincent R. Jozwiak has moved to 2812 Hood Road , Huntsville, AL 35805. He is a research and development coordinator for the U.S. Army, Patriot Project Office at Redstone ArsenaL
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1969 Raymond A. and Holly M. Behrens reside at 14420 Avocado Lane, Floris· sant, MO 63034. Raymond has been made manager of manufacturing at Binkley Company in Warrenton, Mo. Donald R. and Nancy C. (Vossbrink) Bush have moved to No. 7 Stone Mill Lane, St. Charles, MO 6330 I. Don is a systems programmer for National A viation Underwriters in St. Louis. John M. Dabner has a new job as a sales representative for the Kearney Company in Tualitin, Ore. John and his wife, Jaquelin Sue, resid,e at 10635 SW Watkins Place, Tigard, OR 97223.
Word has been received that Jerry Ellison Phillips died Sept. 2, 1976. He had been chief field engineer with Halliburton-Brown & Root, Houston, Texas.
Thomas F. and Suarez Schlaf have moved to 1229 Ellen Drive, South Charleston, WV 25303. Tom is senior chemist for E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. in Belle.
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William L. and P. Carol Adams Krieg reside at 311 Belair Drive, Loredo, TX 78041, where he is executive vice president of Meridian Industries Inc., of Laredo. Larry J. Oliver is environmental engineer for Sverdrup & Parcel in St. Louis, Mo. Larry and Carole Ann are expecting their first child in ApriL They live at 1536 Pheasal]t Ridge, Ellisville, MO 63011.
Enrique A. Oti II and his wife, Dina A. , have moved to 5173 N. Oak St., Kansas City, MO 64118.
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Sandra Glenn has moved to 508 W. James Blvd., St. James, MO 65559.
Dennis F. Jaggi 11906 Rocky Lake Drive Houston, TX 77070
Gene Jensen's new address is Box 21 , Rolla, MO 65401. He is vice president of manufacturing for Meramec Industries in Sullivan.
Joseph C. and Debby Reynolds have moved to 316 Escuela Ave., Apt. 118, Mountain View, CA 94040. Joe is a senior design engineer for Lockheed Missiles and Space Co. in Sunnyvale.
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Roger A. La Boube 2127 E. 151st Terrace Olathe, KS 66061 Ranjit K. Roy 2253 Columbia Troy, MI 48084 John B. and Carol B. Carter have moved to 451 Willis Road, Saline, MI 48176. John is airports engineer for FAA Airports District Office in Detroit. James H. and Sandy M. Chiang are residing at 811 Fiji Drive, San Jose, CA 95127. Jim has joined Fairchild Camera & Instrument, semiconductor division as a staff process engineer.
Richard W. Delange is vice president of Old St. Louis Ltd. in Springfield, Mo. He resides at 2523 S. Prospect, Springfield, MO 65804. Ronald M. Fluegge is assistant director, utility division for the Missouri Public Service Commission in Jefferson City. He and his wife, Vicki S., reside at Route 6, Bald Hill Road , Jefferson City, MO 65101.
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1979 Rollamo Gary Wayne Gerlitz, engineer with the Alaska State Highway Department, Juneau, died Sept. 8. He is survived by his wife, Gayle Ann, who may be reached at' 10287 Clayton Road, St. Louis, MO 63124. A Gerlitz Memorial Fund has been established by the family in the UMR development office.
Ralph and Marie Ozorkiewicz have moved to 258 Calle Cuervo, San Clemente, CA 92672. Ralph is southwestern area manager of Texas Instruments in Costa Mesa.
Warren P. and Sharon Crossley have moved to 220B North Glen Drive, Rochester, NY 14626. Warren has joined the staff of Eastman Kodak as senior development engineer in Rochester.
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James A. and Karen Ponciroli have moved to 6 Laurel Drive, Loudonville, NY 12211. Jim is a plant manager for NL Industries in Albany.
Richard A. Rothermicb has moved to 922 Grand A ve., Edwardsville, IL 62025. He is a senior process control Raymond L. Kalbac has been promoted . analyst for Granite City.Steel in Granite to manager of estimating for Tarlton City. Corp. Ray lives at 9400 Eucalyptus, AfJames E. and Rebecca J. Shepard reside fton, MO 63123. with their three sons, Matt, 7, Thad, 6, Stephen J. and Ellen Kathmann reside at and Will, 3, at 9817 Meandering Way, No. 10 Stone Haven, Quincy, IL 6230 I. Ft. Smith, AR 72903. Jim is a pilot with Stephen has joined the staff of Quincy American Airlines based at Chicago, ilcompressor division of Colt Industries as linois. He also flies FA with Arkansas engineer manager mining & construc- Air National Guard at Ft. Smith. tion equipment. Wayne R. Kemp is exploration geologist with Freeport Exploration Co. in Reno, Nev. His mailing address is P.O. Box 8885, Reno, NV 89507.
William W. Kiniball has moved to 1820 W. Lindner Apt. 118, Mesa, AZ 85202. His new position is industrial engineer with AiResearch Manufacturing Co. of Phoenix. Craig A. Lindquist has moved to 1575 Beacon Woods, St. Louis, MO 63011. Craig is a division manager for FruinColnon Corp. in St. Louis. Kenneth W. and Patricia Litteken have moved to 1323 Sonata St., Greenville, NC 27834. Thomas D. McBride has a new job as manager of engineering for Bendix Corp. in South Beloit, llL Tom and his wife, Peggy Anne, reside at 2311 Jonquil Place, Rockford, IL 61107. Stanley W. and Judy A. Notestine have moved to 141 Neese Drive, W-468 , Nashville, TN 37211. Stan is a soils engineer-office manager for Law Engineering Testing Co. in Nashville.
James F. and Sheila Verkamp live at 6112 Kingston, Lislie, IL 60532. Jim is a maintenance manager for Personal Products Co. in Wilmington. James L. Furry is now a registered professional engineer in Arizona. He recently accepted a position with the U. S. Army Communications Command in Ft. Huachuca, Ariz., as a value engineer with responsibilities for USACC and Subcommands world wide. He and Donna live at 5141 Calle Virada, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635. Robert L. and Mona Hart have moved to 123 West Monroe, Pittsburg, KS 66062. Bob is a ceramic engineerresearch with The Dickey Company. John D. and Pamela Krueger have moved to 3721 Rue Denise, New Orleans, LA 70114. John is corporate planner with 1. Ray McDermott in New Orleans. Edward W. and R. Kathleen (Tucker) Landreth are living at 3513 Thornton Drive, Amarillo, TX 79109 . Kathleen is now an associate school physchologist for the Regional XVI Education Service Center in Amarillo, Texas, and Ed is an assistant engineer for the Santa Fe Railway, also in Amarillo. MSM Alumnus!29
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1970 Continued J.ohn P. Legsdin is an inventory John J. Mossinghoff has moved to 4339 specialist for General Electric Co. in Rickover Court, Dallas, TX 75234. Kansas City, Kan. He and Elaine live at 2853 N. E. 59th Terrace, Kansas Cjty, . Victor J. Polich Jr., has a new job as senior advisor, 385th Engineering MO 64119. Group for the U.S. Army in St. Paul, Daniel A. Williams is a fie~d project Minn. Vic and his wife, Diane c., live at engineer for Burns & McDonnell of, 13525 , Nicollet Lane, Burnsville, MN Kansas City, Mo. Dan & Janet live at 55337,. 4120 N.W. 31 Terrace, Gainesville, FL Daniel and Amarilis Salcedo live at Ave 32605. Acameda 206-609 ~I Rosal, Caracas 106, Venezuela_ Dan is a partner in the
1971 GeoteChnical Engineering Consultant W. James and Mary BeU~tein haye Firm-in Caracas_
Dennis P. FrauerihOffer has been ap- ,. According to word received by the pointed staff engineer of Alpha Portland alumni office, Michae1 Eugene Sims, 路Cement Co. in St. Louis. Dennis resides production design engineer with Ford at 14635 Mondoubleau, Florissan't, MO Motor Co., died Sept. 28. His address 63034. was 6311 . W,il'!ter Driv.e, Canton, MI 48187. Roy K. Koerner. is a design engine~r fof' B. J. Hughes in Long Beach, Calif. Roy and Anne are now living at 1234 N. Russell Smith has been promoted to Edgemont Street, Los Angeles! CA manager, product development for the Insulation Division of Carborundum 90029. Co. in Niagara Falls, NY. He and his Stephen P. Kuts~a is sales engineer for wife, Rita, reside at 192 Gregory, Grand . General Electric in Pittsburgh, Pa. Re Island, NY 14072.
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1972 Arthur H. and Linda Bell presently live at 794 Picket Way, Cincinnati, OH 45245. They have three children and enjoy the Ohio area very much. Art is a senior sales representative with MonSanto in their Plasticizer Division. Pbillip L. and May Brown's new address is General Delivery, Dover, NH 03520. Phil is a graduate student at the University of New Hampshire.
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Sam N. and Hae-Ja Choi have moved to 72 Lost Valley Drive, Orinda, CA 94563. Sam is a project engineer for Camp, Dresser, and McKee, Inc. in Walnut Creek. William R. and Gail A. Clifton have moved . to 16635 Ticonderoga Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70816. Bill works for Burns and Roe, Inc_ in New Roads. James L. and Audrey Cox have moved to 15390 Andorra Way, San Diego, CA 92129. Jim is now project engineer with Van Camp Seafood Company in San Diego. .
Goeffrey Kevin Susanj, son of Jeffrey L. and Connie E. ('75) will be one year old on October 21, 1979. Jeff, Connie, and Goeffrey reside at No.5 Fremont Court, Florissant, MO 63033. Jeff is an electronics engineer for McDonnell Douglas Corp. in St. Louis. James J. Commerford is now network staff supervisor-planning for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in St. Louis. James and Clare are living at 924 North 4th Street, Festus, MO 63028.
Stephen H. Miesner has moved to 12391 J Tributary Drive, Maryland Heights, MO 63043. Steve has joined the staff of McDonnell Douglas Astrenautics Co.-East as engineer 路technology (thermodynamics). Ronald D. Parker is' now a plant engineer for AMAX lead of Boss, Me. He caN be reached at Box 17, Viburnum, MO 65566.
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Glenn R. and Andria Anderson have moved to 4302 N. Tripp, Chicago, IL 6064 1. Glenn is a systems engineer for IBM in Chicago.
John E. Adams is now a post-doctoral research associate for Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory in Los Alamos, N.M. John is living at 3793 Gold St reet, Apt. 3, Los Alamos, NM 87544.
Roger K. and Diana Lynn Goodman have moved to 11407 Winston Place, Apt. 10, Newport News, VA 2360 I . Roger is a quality assurance engineer for Newport News Shipbuilding. Charles H. and Pamela J. Kleine have moved to 6988 Panther Drive, Mid· dletower, OH 45042. Charles is a field engineer for General Electric Co. in Cincinnati. A. S. Kleinert has a new job as a metallurgist for Firestone Wire and Cable Co. in Danville, Ky. He resides at 403 Cloverdale Drive, Danville, KY 40422.
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Randy Lang has a new job as sales engineer for Cherry-Burrell in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Randy's address is 526 Magoffin Ave., St. Louis, MO 63129. Peggy S. and David Lorge's new address is P. O. Box 583, Hanna, WY 82327. Peggy is a high school math teacher at Hanna-Elk Mountain High School in Hanna. Joe-M. Simmons Jr., has a new job as an engineer for Empire District Electric Co. in Joplin, Mo. Joe and his wife, Bonnie M., receive mail at P.O. Box 164, Joplin, MO 64801. Richard A. Smith ha's a new job as assistarit professor of electrical engineering at the University of lIIinois electrical engineering department in Urbana. Dick lives at 925 Jefferson Drive, Decatur, IL 62521 . John F. Arseneau is an exploration geologist for IMCO Services in Mineral Point, Mo. John, Elise (Steib) and their children, Josh and Jessica, may now be reached at P.O. Box 221 , Potosi, MO 63664.
William J. Beck is now a mining engineer for Associated Electric Cooperative in Springfield, Mo. He and Lee Ann are living at 2816 E. Ridgeview Circle, Springfield, MO 65804. Larry G. Bergner, P.E., has been promoted to project managerenvironmental at Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St. Louis, Mo. Larry's home address is 334 Windsor Spring Drive, St. Louis, MO 63122. Kathryn A. Lambert is. living at 1001 West Howard Avenue, Dade City, FL 33525. Mr. & ~rs. Stewart Scott announce the birth of a tla\lghter, Jamie Anne, born October 9, 1979, in Kansas City. Stewart is division engineer for Gas Service ,Co., Lee's -Summit, Mo. He and Anne liv~ at 1603 S~. ~rd , Street; Blue Springs, MO 64015.
Susan H. (Hadley) and Sandy Rothschild have moved to 6208 Washington, St. Louis, MO 63130. Sue is manager-switching engineering with Southwestern Bell.
John S. and Patricia Ham have moved to 665 W. 64th St. , Davenport, IA 52806. John is a materials and engineering standards engineer for Caterpillar Tractor Co. in Mt. Joy.
Daniel A. and Ellen Sandhaus have moved to 8461 Carter, Overland Park , KS 66212. Dan is now with United State Gypsum as a sales representative.
Dale W. Hughes has moved to 12326 Crystal View Lane, St. Louis, MO 63131. Dale is a teaching fellow in the ' math department at Washington University in St. Louis.
Dennis R. Anderson is a research associate at Princeton University, Princeton, N. J. He and Lucille are now living at 44 Markham Road, Princeton, Dr. Robert Armstrong has moved to NJ 08540. 181 N. Merton, Apt. 14, Memphis, TN Thomas e. and Robin Belsha have mov- 38112. Rob graduated from the Univered to 306 Presbytere, Lafayette, LA sity of Missouri-Columbia School of 70503. Tom is a senior petroleum Medicine in May 1979. He is an intern engineer for Union Texas Petroleum in at City Hospital in Memphis. Lafayette. Michael J . Blackmore works for Colgate-P a lmolive- I ndone sia in Timothy J. Carrol is now Idaho Falls Surabaya, Indonesia. He receives mail District Geologist for the Bureau of c/o P.T. Filma Soap, P.O. Box 130, Land Management-DI, in Idaho Falls, Surabaya, Indonesia. Id.aho. Tim and Ma?, are living at 2848 DIsney Drive, Idahb, Falls, lD 83401. Thomas J . Byrnes Jr., has been named Candido P. and Marie e. Damian have plastics production manager for the St. moved to 2330 NW 76 DC 8009 No. Peters, Mo., plant of Airwick Industries, 17, Lawton, OK 73505. Candido has Carlstadt, N.J. He will be responsible for joined the staff of Public Service Co. of all production within the plant's recently expanded Plastics Molding DepartOklahoma as engineer II. ment. Byrnes' address is 157 Barkwood Suzanne M. Dirkers was married to Trails, St. Charles, MO 63301. Eric Ziercheri an electrical engineer-also with IBM, on May 5. Scott T. and Kathy Christians have Mr. & Mrs. Ziercher live at 7226 Quail moved to 226 Twin Oak Drive, Seguin, TX 78155. Scott is an engineering group Ridge Drive, Charlotte, NC 28211. leader for Motorola Inc. in Seguin. Elmer L. and Susan Doty have moved to 2704 Glenwood, Jonesboro, AR Edward J. and Charlye T. Christy have 7240 I. Elmer has joined the staff of moved to 456 Dolores Drive, Collegeville, PA 19426. Ed is a' field sales FMC Corp. as senior design engineer. representative-account manager for Paul E. Erlandson has moved to 2429 Caterpillar Tractor Co. in Mentor ' Ousdahl, No. 31 , Lawrence, KS 66044. Ohio. Paul is a graduate student-M.B.A. program at the University of Kansas, Robert J. Claywell Jr., is a senior mechanical engineer for .School of Business. UnidynamicslSt. Louis Inc. Bob and his Richard and Betty Everts now receive wife, Betty, receive mail at Route I, Box mail at Box 95, Waco, NE 68460. 300, Bonne Terre, MO 63628. Richard is now with Nebraska Lutheran High School as a science and math Michael V. and Kathy Cook have moved to 2148 Rockridge Road, Liberal, KS teacher. 67901. Mike is a district manager for Richard J. Leifield is a hydraulic SchlumbergeF Well Service. engineer with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. He and wife, Vivian, live at Thomas W. Cox has a new job as 1830 N. Bronson, l:os Angeles, CA manager of quality control engineering for A.B. Dick Co. in Niles, Ill. Tom has 90028. moved to 1429 Exmore, Schaumburg, Captain Michael J. Miller is a pilot IL 60194. (flight instructor) for the U. S. Air Force at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. He Donald H. Galli is an assistant professor and Deborah Sue live at 10 Centennial at Southeast Missouri State University Court, Wichita Falls, TX 76305 . in Cape Girardeau. He lives at 1408 Lexington, No. 8, Cape Girardeau, MO Richard W. Mussmon 'is a major in the 63701. U. S. Army Corps of Engineers at Fort Rucker, Ala. He and Debra live at 307 Sandcreek Road, Enterprise, AL 36330.
Michael D. and Barbara A. Hurst have moved to 6411 E. Camino Santo, Scottsdale, AZ 85254. He is an assistant project manager for McCarthy Brothers Co. in St. Louis. Richard R. Larkins received his Professional Engineer's License for the state of Indiana in August 1979. Richard is a traffic safety programs engineer for the Indiana State Highway Commission in Indianapolis and resides at 1232-D Sunnybrook Court, Indianapolis, IN 46229. Monica (Lapp) Lauer announces her August marriage to Jack W. Lauer of Burlington, Iowa. Monica is a personal analyst with the St. Louis Community College District. They are at home at 510 Green Forest, Fenton, MO 63026. Michael G. Mall has moved to 47 Manitou Ave., Poughkeepsie, NY 12603. He works for International Business Machines in Poughkeepsie. Robert S. McDaniel Jr., and his wife Katie, have moved to 620 Rockhurst Road, Bolingbrook, IL 60521. Bob is section head, process II fo~ Armak Co. in McCook. Jonathan. T. and Catherine MotherweU have moved to 9449 Briar Forest, No. 3532, Houston, TX 77063. Jon is project engineer for D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers in Houston. Stephen L. and Margaret Carol Patton have moved to 9733 NW 4th Place Gainesville, FL 32601. Steve is a pr~ engineer for General Electric in Gainesville. Geetha V. Rao has joined the faculty of Western Illinois University as instructor in the department of quantitative and information sciences. IGeetha and her husband, Dr. Vanian Rao, reside at 130 Pam Lane, Malcomb, IL 61 455. Steven L. and Cathy Riley have moved to 34 Manchester Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603. Steve is an associate programmer for IBM Corporation in Hopewell Junction, N.Y.
Lynn A. Nicholson is a components engineer for NCR Corp. in W. Columbia, S.c. Lynn and Licha are now living at 825 Seton Road, Columbia, SC 29210. David A. and Lynn Rice have moved to 7500 Hollyoak, Tyler, TX 75703. Dave is senior petroleum engineer-section leader with Amoco Production Co. Ste'Ven L. and Cathy Riley have moved to 34 Manchester Road, POUghkeepsie, NY. 12663. Steve is an associate programmer with IBM Corp. in Hopewell Junctionl' MSM Alumnusl3!
Alumni Personals ______________________________________________________________ 1974 continued B. Ballard Simmons Jr., has a new job as startup engineer for Bechtel Power Corp. in San Francisco. He and his wife, Marilyn, live at R .D. No.5, Bloomsburg, PA 17815.
Bruce G. and Patricia K. Smith are at home at 816 Lynn Haven Lane, Hazelwood, MO 63042. Bruce has been made assistant plant engineer at Crown Zellerbach Corp. in Hazelwood.
Thomas W. Tanner has moved to 2801 Saidel Dr., No.2, San Jose, CA 95124. He is a senior sales support analyst for Four-Phase Systems Inc. in Cupertino. Delbert L. Teel II, has a new job as a project engineer for iBM ' in Lexington, Ky. Delbert and his wife, Janet Lynn, have moved to 3473 Lansd~wne Drive, Lexington, KY 40503. David M. and Pamela K. Warfield have moved to 837 Pebblefield Terrace, Manchester, MO 63011. Dave is an E & I engineer for Monsanto Corp. in St. Louis. Martin E. and Barbara G. White have moved to 124 Ivy Court, Ballwin, MO 63011. Martin is an electrical project engineer for Anheuser-Busch Inc. in St. Louis. James W. Whitfield, MD, is a physician at the University of Rochester School of Medicine in Rochester, N.Y. Jim and his wife, Carol, reside at 941 S. Goodman St., Rochester, NY 14620.
Larry B. and Vicky York have moved to 30 II Ashwood, Evansville, IN 47711. Larry is a supervisor of information systems for PPG Industries in Evansville.
1975 Reunion at Homecoming Class Coordinators: Garry R. Aronberg 8671 Barby Lane St. Louis, MO 63124 Arthur H. Bell 794 Picket Way Cincinnati, OH 45245
Rick W. and Susan Katterhenry have moved to 16420 W. 139th, Olathe, KS 66061. Rick is a division . engineer (promotion) for Williams Pipeline in Shawnee Mission . Craig T. Luttes has moved to 4339 1st St., Santa Ana, CA 92703. Craig is a contract administrator for Defense Contract Administration Service in Santa Ana.
Allen B. Agnew has moved to 2054 Headlands Circle, Reston, VA 22091 . Allen is a mining (geological) engineer Clifford A. and JoAnn McCartney have for U.S. Geological Survey Conserva- moved to 678 Lindsay Road, Carnegie, tion Division in Reston. PA 15106. Cliff is a mining engineer for Ingersol Rand-Split Set in Pittsburgh. Michael S. Beuke has a new job as manager of manufacturing for IngersollRand Co. in Sum~re, Sao Paulo, Brazil. He and his wife, Bonnie J., have moved to Rua Barao De Jaguara 516, Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Kim and Jo Ann Burke's address is Route I, Box 95, West Frankfort, IL 62896. Kim is chief engineer of underground mines for Old Ben Coal Co. in Benton. Howard L. and Thea Dora (Midge) Carter live at 3092A Concord, Hill Air Force Base, UT 84056. Howard is a missile test facility manager for the United States Air Force at Hill Air Force Base.
Daniel M. and Elizabeth Wilson reside at 5078 Rumple Road, Ft. Sill, OK 73503. Dan is a Lieutenant Colonel in ' the U. S. Army at Ft. Sill. Dennis Albers is now senior planning engineer for Amax Coal Co. in Indianapolis, Ind. He and Marilyn are living at 1733 Cottonwood Court, North, Plainfield, IN 46168. Mark D. Algaier is now a chemist for Hillyard Chemical in St. Joseph, Mo. He and Donna Lynn live at 4009 W. Haverill, St. Joseph, MO 64506.
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Ed and Ramona (Ogle) Cummings have moved to 1205 Siniard Drive, Huntsville, AL 35803. Ed works for GTE. Mark S. Dolecki is residing at 2355 W_ Michigan A venue, No. A 18, Pensacola, FL 32506. Mark is lead construction engineer with Monsanto Co., Cantonment, Florida. James C. Griese has moved to I-A The Shoals, Route 11, Anderson, SC 29621. He has joined the staff of Michelin Tire Corporation as an industrial engineer. Jim and Georgia Hier now receive mail at HQ, 2nd Engr. Bn., 2d Infantry Division, APO S.F. 96224. Jim is a majoroperations officer with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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1976 continued Melanie G. (Miller) and Robert Naeger have moved to 11626 Old Telegraph Road, Houston, TX 77067.
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Joseph J. Becker is a facilities engineer for Bendix in Kansas City. He resides at 11404 Colorado, No. 2, Kansas City, MO 64137 .
Joseph C. Offutt has been made assis· tant staff rpanager·separations of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in St. Louis. Joe resides at 6447 Lake Paddock Court, Florissant, MO 63033.
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Johnny P. and Lisa Torres have moved 1979 Rollamo to Route ' I, Box 156, Okawville, IL 62271. Johnny is a section foreman- Jill Hansbrough has moved to 507 Cape construction for Monterey Coal Co. in Meadows, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. Jill is now production team manager Albers. with Procter & Gamble. Jon P. Frederickson is now senior engineer for Boeing Computer Service Warren W. Hertfelder has moved to in Seattle, Wash. Jon and Diane may be 5522 Mimika, St. Louis, MO 63136. reached at BOx 171 A, Route 2, Burton, Warren has joined McDonnell Douglas Corp. as module engineer. WA 98013.
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Major Gerald Swinarsky has been made officer in charge, logistics branch, joint signal support group with the U.S. Air Force in Izmir, Turkey. Gerald and Patsy and their two sons arrived in lzmir in May, 1979, for a tour with a NATO Unit. Gerald has received good news-he has been selected for promotion to the grade of "Lt. Colonel" . .
Warren D. Cadwell works as a petroleum engineer for Texas Pacific Oil Co. Inc. in 'Oklahoma, City, Okla. He lives at 6200 N. Allison Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73112. Gregory C. Copeland has a new job as a systems engineer for ESL Inc. in Sunnyvale, Calif. Greg lives at 955 Azure, No.2, Sunnyvale, CA 94086. Salvadore J. Guccione Jr., is an assistant professor of math at the University of Southwestern Louisiana in Lafayette. His address is 710 S. College Road, No. 28, Bldg. I, Lafayette, LA 70503.
Dominic P. Lampe has a new job as facilities engineer for Texas Instruments Inc. in Sherman, Texas. Dominic resides at 515 S. Collins Freeway, No. I, Howe, TX 75059. Michael O. Lobbing is an assistant engineer for Union Electric in St. Louis. He has moved to 207 Steamboat, Ballwin, MO 63011. Louis G. Loos is a construction engineer for Stanley Consultants in Muscatine, IA. He has moved to 515 W. Second St., Maysville, KY 41056.
Paul C. Schnoebelen III, has moved to 158 Magazine St., No. 37, Cambridge, MA 02139. Paul is a student-MBA candidate '81, at Harvard Business School in Cambridge. James W. and Phoebe W. Speiser have moved to 1325 Hialeah Place, Florissant, Mo 63033. Jim is an engineertechnology for McDonnell Douglas Astronautics in St. Louis. Kuo-Chun and Helena Tsai have moved to 232 Hickory Trace Drive, Nashville, TN 37211 . Kuo-Chun is a project engineer for AWARE Inc. .in Nashville. Jeffrey D. Welzbacher married Audre A. Werner on December 9, 1978. Their address is Route 2, New Athens, IL 62264. Stephen P. Garber has moved to 917 Delachaise, New Orleans, LA 70115. Steve is a geophysicist for Shell Oil Co.
Larry L. McNary has moved to Route Kenneth W. Gibson is now a program3, Veller Drive, Apt. I, Beaver Dam, mer/analyst for Singer-Link, simulators KY 42320. Larry is a field industrial of space shuttles for NASA of Houston, engineer for Peabody Coal Co. in Texas. He and Terry may be reached at Centertown. , P.O. Box 58151 , Houston, TX 77058. Woodford C. and Sandra D. Metcalfe have moved to 1094 Bristol Court, Steamwood, IL 60103. Woodford is a software engineer for International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. in Des Plaines.
Gerry W. Hamilton is a research staff member for United States Gypsum Research Center in Des Plaines, U1. Gerry and Diana (Pupillo) are now living at 650 Lakeview, Wheeling, IL 60090.
Arnold S. Newby'S new address is Route I, Box 14, Ijamsville, MD 21754. Arnold is a project engineer for Tamko Asphalt Products, Inc. in Frederick.
J ames P. Hastey Jr., has been transferred to Phillips Petroleum CompanyNorway as a staff construction engineer. His new address is P. O. Box 69, 4001 Stavanger, Norway. -
Haideh Aliabadi and Morteza Saba's address is P.O. Box 215, Ahwaz Pipe Mill, Ahwaz, Iran. Haideh is an instructor at Jundi Shapur University, College of Mathematics anq Computer Science in Ahwaz.
Patricia A. (Pijut) and Donald J. HyUa are at home at 8762 White, St. Louis, MO 63144. Pat has joined the staff of Lever Brothers Co. as industrial engineer-warehouse.
Daniel J. Sclilueter is a project design engineer for Oldsmobile in Lansing, Mich. He lives at 1789 Nemoke, No.4, Haslett, MI 48840.
Paul G. Kossina is now living at 3215 Knight Street, No. 180, Shreveport, LA 71105. Paul is a First Lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force at Barksdale AFB, La.
Debra J. Budd has moved to 602 Washington, Jefferson City, MO 65101. Bruce A. Copeland has moved to 240 I W. Broadway, No. 419, Columbia, MO 6520 I. Bruce is a law student at the University of Missouri-Columbia. J. Michael Fisher has been promoted to construction supervisor for the Midland Region with Texas Pacific Oil Company. Mike lives at 2300 North A, No. 702, Midland, TX 7970 I . John J . Hunter's new address is Box 324, Thomas Jefferson Hall·UMR, Rolla, MO 65401. John received a UMR Chancellor's Fellowship for the 1979-80 academic year. He is working on his MS in mechanical engineering and is a graduate teaching assistant in the M. E. Department. Kevin J. Huther has moved to 3465 Parc Chateau Lane,! Florissant, MO 63033. Kevin is a system engineer-laser communications for McDonnell· Douglas Astronautics Co. in St. Louis. Glenn E. Johney has moved to 624 N. Crestway, Wichita, KS 67208. Glenn is an engineer for Boeing Aircraft iIi Wichita. Dennis J. and Johanna M . Kinchen have moved to 31075 Woodland, Apt. 19301, Wixom, MI 48096. Dennis is a project engineer for General Motors Proving Grounds in Milford. Michael W. and Mary Ann Lambert have moved to 81 4 Skylark Drive, Louisville, KY 40223. Mike is chief engineer for VBM Corporation in Louisville. Ellis Leopard, 1638 Park Towne Lane, N.E. No. 7, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402, has joined the staff of Collins Avionics and Missiles Group as an engineerscientist 4. Rosemary M. Love has moved to 400 W. Central, No. 215, Wichita, KS 67203. Rosemary is an engineer in train· ing for the Kansas Department of Transportation, Wichita. MSM Alumnus/ 33
Alumni Personals _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ - 1978 con t inued Gary R. Maxwell has moved to 510 Hillcrest Drive, New Johnsonville, TN 37134. Gary is an engineer for E. I. DuPont in New Johnsonville. Vicki L. Moore has moved to 860 W. Moorhead Circle, Boulder, CO 80303. Vicki is a petroleum engineer for Amoco Production. James M. Party has moved to 4410 Lanham, Apt. 72C, Midland, TX 79701. Jim is a geophysicist I for Cities Services in Midland. Gregory S. Perkins has moved to 2020 E. Bennett, Apt. C-22, Springfield, MO 65804. Greg is an environmental engineer for the Missouri Department of Natural Resources in Springfield. Jana Podzimek lives at 941 E. Cherry, Apt. 106, Springfield, MO 65807. Jana is a student at SMSU in Springfield. Kenneth J. and Diana Sheets St. Onge have moved to 315 Johnson, Ottumwa, IA 5250 I. Ken is resident control field engineer for Black and Veatch in Kansas City, MO. Carl D. and Kathleen M. Sisk have moved to 8309-B Augustine, Houston, TX 77036. Carl is a petroleum engineer for Amoco Production Co. in Houston. Ensign Thomas L. Tanner is stationed at the Naval Training Center NPS in Orlando, Fla. Carl A. Trauth has moved to 55 1 H, Retreat Court, Odenton, MD 21113. He is an associate computer scientist for the Department of Defense. Mark R. and Lisa J. White have moved to 1300-A E. Indian Trail, Aurora, IL 60505 . Mark is a district sales manager for Barber-Greene Corp. in Aurora.
Time to Think G REEN I Here's an opportunit y to buy your G REEN! Yes fol ks, it's that time again . A time of craziness and wi ldness that formed some of your best memories of dear old Rolla, Mo. Help renew those memories by purchasing your 1980 St. Pat's G reen. If you're staying at home this year, wear your 1980 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 bu y your G reen so that you won't be the only person without a 1980 swea tshirt at the parade. This year, the St. Pat's Board will be selling the usual sweatshirts, buttons and garters. In addition . there are baseball caps, stocking caps, fl ying discs and a reall y sharp-looking green-tinted glass mug.' Alfredo Bonilla III is now an industrial engineer for U. S. Army Facilities Engineering in the Canal Zone, Panama. He can be reached at P. O. Box 603105 , Panama, Panama. Jon L. Danuser is now living at 6653 Berthold, Apt. 3 South, St. Louis, MO 63139. Harold Deckerd is a hydraulic engineer for the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers in St. Louis. He and Sheri live at 2646 Greenleaf Drive, St. Charles, MO 6330 1. Alan W . Green is now a Civil Engineer II, working at the South Texas Nuclear Project being built by Brown & Root Inc., of Bay City, Texas. Alan and Colleen are now living at 2300 Hamman Road, Apt. J-6, Bay City, TX 77 414
Any questions or orders can be sent to the Alumni Sales Chairman at the following address: St. Pat's Board Universit y Center University of Missouri-Rolla Rolla, MO 6540 I Attn : Alumni Sales So remember, whether you will be making the .Iong trip back to Rolla or staying at home this St. Pat's, you won't want to miss the GREEN for 1980. Sweatshirts .. . .. .. . . ... ... . . . $6 .00 Ga rters .. .. . . . . ... . . . . . .. . ... . .75 Baseball caps ... . .. . . ...... . . . . 3.50 Stocking caps .. . . . . .. . . .... ... 3.50 Mugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 3.00 Bultons . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. 50 Flying discs . . .. 1.50 Orders $6 and 4nder, ple&se include $ 1.50 for postage. Orders more than $6. please include $2 for postage. David M. Simmons is now living at 310 Willow Drive, Ocean, NJ 07712. He is a MTS (member technical staff) with Bell Labs in Holmdel, N.J . Chau Song Tseng is now living at 258 Main Street Apt. 15, N. Reading, MA 01864. Inwoo Yoon has moved to 2124 E. 144th St., Olathe, KS 66061. Inwoo has joined Bendix Corp. as an engineer.
1979 Mark P. Foley has moved to 2511 W. Mt. Vernon, Springfield, MO 65802. Mark is project engineer-development, with Dayco Corp. in Springfield. Barry A. and Jan Goldstein have moved to 3974 Wyoming, St. Louis, MO 63116. Barry is computer programmer/analyst with Granite City Steel in Granity City, Illinois.
Myles J. Midgley Jr., and his wife, Sherry, live at 1449 Creekside, No. 3060, Walnut Creek, CA 94596. Myles is a programmer for Standard Oil of California in San Francisco. David A. Sorrell has moved to 19800 Pacific Highway S, F206, Seattle, W A 98188. Dave is an acoustic test engineer for Boeing in Seattle. Valarie A. Bagnell is an environmental engineer for Allied Chemical, Ag. Division, in Omaha, Neb. Valarie and Charles are now living at 1403 Buck Drive, Apt. 102, Bellevue, NB 68005. Lee L. Clauss Jr., and new wife, Jerrie, have moved to 4844 South Broadway, Apt. 3B, St. Louis, MO 63111. Lee has joined the staff of Anheuser-Busch Inc. as a project engineer-maintenance. (Lee's comment: Also ...after 7 years at UMR, I graduated and went to work at Anheuser-Busch.) .
Christopher and Kathryn Wood have moved to 7311 Riptide Drive, Houston, TX 77072. Chris is a geophysicist for Amoco Production Co., in Houston.
Ronald A. Morgan is an assistant resi- Timothy J. Holcomb has moved to Apt dent industrial engineer for Anheuser- L-5, 7918 Jones Maltsberger, San AnBusch Inc., in Los Angeles, Calif. He tonio, TX 78216. Tim was transferred lives at 5727 Canoga Avenue No. 267, from Houston to San Antonio and promoted to branch manager of Trinity Woodland Hills, CA 91367. Testing Laboratory.
Allen B. Faber is now an engineer for Motorola in Austin, Texas. His address is 6855 Hwy. 290 E., Apt. 246, Austin, TX 78723.
Kevin B. Adkison is now a proj~t engineer for 1. S. Redpath Corp., in Tempe, Ariz. He is living at 1822 S. Rogers Circle, Mesa, AZ 85202.
David Ortmann is an engineer with Structural Systems in St.Louis. He and Elaine are living at 1033 Huntington Hill, Apt. 8, St. Louis, MO 63011.
David L. McCann has moved to 10614 Birch St., Apt. 606, Omaha, NE 68134. David has joined General Electric Company as field engineer.
Mark A. Hovis is now a terminal engineer for Cities Service Co. of E. Braintree, Mass. Mark's new address is 261 Haywood Street, No. 104, E. Braintree, MA 02184. Lois Luehrman is currently working in the offshore petrophysics department of Shell Oil Co., New Orleans, until January when she will become a production engineer in the offshore division. Lois lives at 6805 Veterans Blvd. Apt. 13L, Metairie, LA 70003. Carl W. Knuckles has been commissioned an Ensign in the U. S. Navy. He has completed Aviation Officer Candidate School. Constance V. and Dr. Ferrts Norton have moved to 2406 Via Bonita, Carrollton, TX 75006.
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Gary R. Protte is a process control engineer for Spencer Kellogg¡Textron in Pensacola, Fla. Gary and Jane live at 555 Timber Ridge Drive, Pensacola, FL 32581 .
MSM-UMR Alumni Association Telephone (314) 341-4171; (314) 341-4172
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OFFICERS Tenn 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 C. Appleyard, '37 ...... . . . ...... 808 Solar. .. . ..... . ....... . ... . .. ......... 1980 Glenview, IL 60025 Vice President. . .. . ... ... Arthur G. Baebler, '55 ... .... . . . ...... 20 Fox Meadows .. ... . ............. .. ... . .. 1980 Sunset Hills, MO 63127 Vice President. . .. ..... .. Alfred J. Buescher, '64 ... ... .... ... .. . 624 Golfview Dr. . . .... ... . . . ... . ...... . . 1980 Ballwin, MO 630 II : Vice President. . .. .... . .. James B. McGrath, '49 ................ Fru-Con . . ........... .. ...... ... ... .. . .. .. 1980 1706 Olive St., St. Louis, MO 63103 Secretary .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. Robert V. Wolf, '51 .................. 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 (
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DIRECTORS AT LARGE Tenn Expires Alan H. laPlante, '63. ; ....... . '. .. . .. Tomlinson Petroleum, Inc., Suite 415, 1200 Milam, Houston, TX 77002 ...... 1980 Belding H. McCurdy, '38 ... .. .. .... . .. 7400 SunJ sland Dr., South, Suite, 711 , South Pasadena, FL 33707 .. ........ . 198 1 E. L. "Roy" Perry, '40 .. .. .... ... . . . . . The Port of Los Angeles, P.O. Box 151, San Pedro, CA 90733 . . . .. ......... . 1980 Walter C. Mulyca, '65 ... . ... . . .' .... .. 203 Hillcrest, Marshall, TX 75670 .... . .. .. .. . .. . ... .. . . .. . . . .... .. ... . 1981 Annin 1. Tucker, '40 ........... . ..... 6464 Overlook Drive, Alexandria, VA 22312 .................. .. . . .. . ... 1982 James D. Gostin, '44 ... . . ............ J-G Sales Co., P.O. Box 3024, Arcadia, CA 91006. . . . . .. . . . . . . ...... . . . . 1982 Area Zip Code Numbers AREA DIRECTORS Tenn Expires 00-14 Raymond T. Ruenheck, '50 ....... 7 Monteview, Chelmsford, MA 01824 ... ... ... .. ...................... 1980 15-211. D. Patterson, '61 ..... .... ..... 1660 Ashlawn Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15241 ... ......... . ............. .... . 1980 22-33 Gerald L. Stevenson, '59 ... . ..... 515 Rob Roy, Lakeland, FL 33803 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1982 35-45 William D. Busch, '42 .... . . . . . ... 20001 Idlewood Trail, Cleveland, OH 44136 ............ .. .. . .. . . . ...... 1980 46-59 George Baumgartner, '56 ......... 2120 Syracuse, Dearborn, MIA8127 . ........... . ....... ........ ...... . 1981 60-61 Allen G. Behring, '66 .... . ..... .. 121 E. Witchwood Lane, Lake Bluff, IL 60044 ... . .. . . ..... . .. . . . .... . ... 1982 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 . .. .......... .. 80 I Fairground Road, Rolla, MO 6540 I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1981 63-65 Leonard C. Kirberg, '66 . .... . : .. . 331 Cannel Wood Dr., Ellisville, MO 630 II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 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 ..... . ..... . . . . . . . .. 1982 63-65 J. Robert Patterson, '54 ... .. . .. .. 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 63-631. L. "Jack" Painter, '50 .. ........ 2123 Sunset Drive, Poplar Bluff, MO 63901. .. . ... ........ .. ............ 1982 66-74 David D. Kick, '57 .... .... ..... .4915 S. Lakewood Dr., Tulsa, OK 74135 . .............. .... ........ ... . 1982 75-79 William E. Patterson, '53 . . ....... 10031 Briar Rose, Houston, TX 77001. ... .. . ...... . .... . .............. 1982 80-89 & VictorJ. Hoffmann, '60 .. . . ... . 31057 E. Lake Morton Dr., S.E. Kent, WA 98031. ... .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1980 96-99 90-95 Edward N. Thurmond, '75 ........ 542 Chetwood St., Oakland, CA 94601. .... ..... _... ........ .. . ... ..... 1982 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN DIRECTORS H. W. Flood, '43 . ....... . ...... ..... . i83 Main St., Acton, MA 01720 JOel F. Loveridge, '39 . .. . ... . . . .... _.. 739' Country Manor Lane, Creve Coeur, M063141 Hans E. Schmoldt, '44 .. ..... . .... . .. Schmoldt Engineering Services Co., Inc., 526 S. Seminole, Bartlesville, OK 74003 . EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Tenn Expires Richard H. Bauer, '52 .. ..... : . . . ... ... Missouri Electrochem, Inc., 10958 Lin-Valle Dr............... .. . . .... . .. 1984 St. Louis, MO 63123 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, M063124 R. O. Kasten, '43 .. . ...... . .... . . .... 901 West I 14th Terrace, Kansas City, M064114 James J. Murphy, '35 .. . ... ...... . .... Murphy Company, 1340 North Price Rd., St. Louis, MO 63132 Melvin E. Nickel, '38 .. . ....... . .. .. .. 1060 I South Hamilton Ave., Chicago, lL 60643 F. C. Schneeberger, '25 ............... One Briar Oak, St. Louis, M063132 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, Office of Alumni-Development, University of Missouri-Rolla John Theilmann . . .... ... . ..... . . .. . . Assistant Director, Alumni Development . University of Missouri-Rolla Barbara Petrovic .. .... . ... ..... . .. .. Stafr Assistant, MSM-UMR Alumni Association and Senior Secretary, Alumni Development, University of Missouri-Rolla Kris Curtin .... .. ... . . .. ~ ........... Records Coordinator, MSM-UMR Alumni Association & Computer . TenninaJ Operator, Alumni Development, University of Missouri-Rolla Sally White _.... . ..... .... .. .. '... . .. Editor, MSM ALUMNUS MSM·UMR Alumni Association, Harris Hall, UMR, Rolla, MO 65401 MSM Alumnus/35 .
Bob and Dottye Wolf find the Alumni Directory a handy book to have around when making travel plans.
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