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JANUARY 1961

THE SPEAKERS AND GUEST TABLE OF THE LOGAN COUNTY CHAPTER CHARTER MEETING ATTENDED BY OVER 200 ALUMNI.

VOL. 2 - NO. 2

"U" DEPENDS

UPON "YOU"! (See Pooe Two)

MARSHALL VET'S CLUB

FLOAT ( LEFT) IN 1960

HOMECOMING PARADE

D E P I CT S CU RltENTL Y

IMPORTANT SUBJECT.

ONLY FOUR LOST BY GRADUATl'ON FROM VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD.

"Nine Chapters Already Formed" " '60 Grid Season Showed Improvement" (See Page Four) (See Page Four)

WE SINCERELY HOPE YOU HAD A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND WILL FIND THIS NEW YEAR A GOOD ONE ! !

"U" Depends Upon "You"! This is not double-talk. It is actually a condensed state­

ment of fact and of great importance. It means that the name­change for Marshall from "College" to "University" is within reach and can become a reality soon if you and other Marshall Alumni will give it active support.

The West Virginia Board of Education set the stage last October when it passed the resolution on to the West Virginia Legislature for its 1961 Session to consider Mar­shall for this name-change. Now the decision rests solely with Legislature when it convenes January 11.

If ever Marshall Alumni had any one thing to give them the incentive to really rally behind their Alma Mater, this is it! Alumni living in West Virginia should immediately contact their Delegates and Senators and urge that they give this Bill their full support when it comes to vote. Alumni should make every effort to see their Legislators personally, or, as second choice, by telephone, or, at least by letter. Better yet would be to do all three. Encouraging relatives and neighbors to do the same would also be helpful.

Alumni living out of West Virginia can help by writing friends and relatives living in West Virginia to encourage them to support this in the ways mentioned above.

West Virginia Legislators want to do what their con­stituents request, so they welcome these contacts as means to determine just what they should or should not support.

Remember: Marshall has already reached the complex­ity and educational eminence that clearly takes it out of the college class as an institution of higher education. It is a multi-purpose institution with four colleges and a large division of adult education. Marshall has no aspirations for medical, dental and law schools but merely university­recognition for its current program and purposes.

Already there are 111 public and private universities throughout the United States that have less departments, less course-offering and smaller enrollment than Marshall. Twenty States have smaller state universities in addition to their chief state university. In fact, in the past four years 11 state colleges have been named universities. These eleven universities followed the same pattern of growth and deve­lopment as Marshall.

This name-change would help: present and future Marshall graduates compete for jobs with graduates of similar - type institutions already named universities; at­tract people and industry to this state; make it easier to secure and hold faculty; make it easier to get research and other grants from foundations and government; and give Marshall and the state a boost in morale as well as helping improve educational opportunities.

As \\'e stated above, Marshall "U" d e p e n d s upon "You"!

May 1961 Reunion Plans Underway Members of the classes of 1901, 1906, 1911, 1916,

1921, 1926, 1931, 1936, 1941, 1946 and 1951 are urged to contact the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs re­garding their interest in the reunion meetings of their respective classes for next May 27. If any member has not received the initial reunion-letter and class address-list, these may be obtained through the same office by request.

The College and Alumni Association are expecting the largest number of reunion - classes in Marshall's history at the May 27 event. Planning for the various reunion­classes should start immediately. The Classes of 1911 and 1936 will be featured on their fiftieth and twenty-fifth reunions respectively.

Mason County Takes Lead By fig,ures tabulated through December 17, 1960, Mason

County is leading all ch a p t e r areas in participation in the Second Annual-Giving Program. This Chapter ranks highest in number of gifts and percentage of participation, with 17 in the former category and 12% in the latter. Charleston and Logan County follow in number gifts with 15 and 14 respectively, but have percentages of only 2.5 and 4 respectively. The latest tabulations will be published in our next publication in February.

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Second Year Annual-Giving Ahead of Last Year

A favorable trend seems to be indicated in the Second Year Annual-Giving Program thus far and if it continues, the 4.4% participation of last year's Program will certainly be surpassed. However, your Alumni Board and College offi­cials are striving to at least double last year 's results. which amounted to 442 actual gifts for a total of $4,442.60.

By December 17, 1960, 319 gifts had been received for a total of $3,489.19 and an average gift of $10.93. On December 17, 1969, only 262 gifts had been received for a total of $2,-297.00. In last year's Program, the 319th gift was not received until February 2, 1960 and then the total was $2,892.00 for an average gift of $9.06.

The above facts and comparisons are being given only to show that there is definite improvement in our Second year of Annual-Giving over the First year. It also helps emphasize that there is much room for improvement, espe­cially when it is considered that there are over 11,700 Mar­shal! Alumni being contacted. Already many repeat gifts have been received from last year's participants and many "first-time" participants have been recorded thus far.

The Annual - Giving Program extends to June 30, 1961, but it is sincerely hoped that each Alumnus will participate as soon as possible (if not already). This is the only official way that we can identify an Alumnus as "active". It is simply a matter of determining one's financial capabilities and then giving to the Alma Mater the amount you want to give based upon what you can give.

Serving with Director John Sayre as your permanent De­velopment and Alumni Affairs Office Staff are: L to R: Mrs. William ( Becky Wallace) McComa1 '47, afternoon secretary; Miss L. Marie White '24, Directress of Records; and Mrs. James (Ruth Duling ) Via '46, morning secre­tary. Mrs. George (Sandra Courtney) Poffenbarger '57

had served os office secretary until May 31 , 1960.

MARSHALL COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

1960-61 OFFICERS President - David Fox, Jr. ' 41 Vice Pres. - E. Webster Morrison '49 Secretary - Mrs. James Nash '39 Treasurer - Phil Cline '65

1959-61 MEMBERS Joeeph G. Neal '47 Burtis Anderson '41 Mrs. Robert T . Isaacs '43 Mra. Frederick Fitch, Jr. '29 Don Jenkins '19

Robert Necessary '86 Mrs. James Nash '89 David Daugherty, Jr, 'Ill Mra. Vernon Curtis '28 John Brothers '81

1960-62 MEMBERS Mrs. Edward H. Long '22 Thomas B. Orr '46 J ohn J . Foster '08 Joseph A. lngerick ' 811 Dr. Fred Lester '47 Charles Lanham '62 William Mullarky '50 Henry King '37 Harry F. Moate, Jr. '36 Richard Salamie '49

PUBLICATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Clyde Curtis Ball '36, Miss Estelle (Bill) Belanger '36, Mrs. Frederick A. Fitch '29, Jack Daniel Maurice ' 36, Darrell Shamblin '50, Donald E. Perry '50, Marvin L. Stone '47. Staff, Offi•e of Development and Alumni Affairs: John M. Sayre, '61, Director; Miss L. Marie White, '24, Directress of Records ; .Mra, James F . Via, '46, Secretary; Mrs. William W. McComBB, '47, Sec­retary; Janice WO<Xiy, '62, Sue Workman, '62, Susan Atkinson, 1 61, Janet Pauley, '64, Bonnie Jackson, '64, Phyllis Lewis, '64, Mary Lynn Richardson, '64, David E. Curtis, '63, student assistants. Chief Art Work for this issue: Bill Sayre, '56. Chief Photography for this issue: Charles Leith, College Photographer.

PARTICIPANTS IN SECOND ANNUAL - GIVING PROGRAM LISTED Below are listed, in alphabetical order, active Marshall Alumni who have participated in our second annual-giving

program by contributing to the Marshall Loyalty and Development Fund. This list was compiled as of December 16, 1960. Any gifts sent after that date or those yet to be sent will be listed in the next edition of "Beech-notes". This first annual-giving year ends in June. Further details regarding this program can be found elsewhere in this issue of "For You".

Members "OLD BEECH CLUB" (Gifts of $100 or more)

Mni. Edward Long Bernice F. Wright Joe Silverman Neal B. Wilson Mr. & lllr•. 0. B. Hedrick John J. Foster Isabelle D. Zacharias Dr. Paul W. Robinett

Lillian M. Alderson Burt Anderson Chet Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M.

Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Robt. A.

Anderson John D. Ankrim Adrienne Arnett Marion F. Atkinson Cassie M. Ball Clyde C. Ball Mary E. Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Nathan G. Baker Oscar D. Barnett R. Marie Bartels Adrian Bastianelli Kenneth A. Baylor Isabelle J. Baxter Ruth I. Beatty Dorthea W. Beeman Catherine C. Boggs Jean W. Bolas Doris E. Boon Dr. Clarence H. Boso Carol Workman Boyd Mr. & Mrs. William W.

Bragg E. Henry Broh Marion H. Brooks John L. Brothers Clarice Brumfield Louise Bryant Dianne J. Buchanan Ted Buchanan Mr. & Mrs. Emerson T.

Burgess Velma Buzzard Mr. & Mrs. Robt. E. Calder­

wood Mr. & Mrs. Bernard F. Cald-

well Dixon Callihan Louise Carden Paul Carden Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Carlsen,

Jr. Lewis A. Carroll R. Neil Chenoweth Jeanne Childers David A. Childs Philip E. Cline Howard E. Cochran Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Cole Letitia F. Coleman Phyllis Stone Conner Alberta Brown Cooper Robert E. Cooper Sharon J. Corsiglia Annie H. Cottle Doris F. Crawford David H. Criss

Mr. & M-rs. James L. Crum Claridele R. Cubby Clark Curry, Jr. Caroline Cyrus Mr. & Mrs. David H.

Daugherty Dr. Robert R. Dennison Virginia Dial Herbert C. Diamond, Jr. Beulah H. Dickinson Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur C. Dickson Queen Ann Diddle Albert Dietz Porter F. Dobbins Mary Matthews Doddridge Walter S. Donat Roxie Plymale Drown Phyllis Brownell Drum Ova C. DuLowe Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Earls Rev. Demi B. Edwards Dr. Roy A. Edwards, Jr. Joseph M. Fadlevich H. 0. Fast Albert J. Fenno Orville L. Ferrell Charles Fetter Opal Province Finch R. S. Fish Tom K. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Fitch

Jr. James J. Fletcher David Fox, Jr. Robert Eugene Fox Ruby Roach Francis David E. Friedlander Elaine Strock Fugate John W. Gahm Kermit E. Gahm C. Alice Gambino Myrta M. Garretson Robert C. Gast Faith Roberts Gensler John W. George Jerry T. Gillen George E. Gold Clair S. Gothard A. P. Gough, Jr. Patricia Ann Green Mr. & Mrs. Dana Greenfield Cleo Margaret Gray Mary Daniels Griffith Theodore D. Groft Mary L. Grose Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Groves Frank B. Groves, Jr. Mrs. Adrian S. Gwin Julian L. Hagan David L. Hale Robert D. Hampton Frank E. Hanshaw Marion Agnew Harpour Mrs. Clarence R. Hardgrove H. M. Harlow Mary Kate Harris Clara Harrison Calvin L. Hatfield Mr. & Mrs. Pat R. Haynes Mary Helwig Hensley O. C. Hensley Philip R. Herrold Bryan H. Hill Lynn Hill Willa Mathews Hoffman

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Nettie Humphreys Carol Ann Hunt Lucille M .. Huntington Anthea E. Hutchison J. A. Ingerick Carl W. Irvin Virginia W. Isaacs Mr. & Mrs. Gail Jackson Lavenia Wright Jackson Pauline A. Jackson Ephraim Jacobs Selma Mazo Jacobson Arthur Jarrell Don Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Cecil M. Jividen,

Jr. Garnette T. Johnson Evelyn M. Johnston Martha G. Johnson R. L. Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Jones Mr. & Mrs. William F. Jones Anne W. Kelly Betty Lou Kelly John A. Kelly Mary Kemper David D. Kincaid Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Kincaid Hunter C. Kincaid Mr. & Mrs. Henry G. King Edith J. Kline Zelda Knapp William E. Korstanje Mr. & Mrs. Charles C.

Lanham Robert C. Lawrence Dr. J. L. Leef Dr. Frederick L. Lester C. B. Lewis Kathleen LeMaster Lewis Virginia D. Lichtman Helen Ruth Locke Berridge Long Ellen Raphael MacKenzie Ray V. Madsen Sharon Madsen Affa Mankin Jerrold M. Marshall W.W. Mason Nancy Matthews Velma S. McCaskie William D. McClure Mr. & Mrs. William W.

Mccomas Mr. & Mrs. William T.

McColm F. L. McCulloch Florence C. McKeand C.H. McKown Sara Lipscomb Meincer Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Melton Lee P. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Harry Moate, Jr. Donald H. Moeser Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence G.

Mohr Imogene V. Moore Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Moore Alice Morgan Harry W. Morris E. Webster Morrison H. C. Morrison Hugh D. Mullarky Miss Charley W. Mullins

C. E. Myers Emma F. Myers Ivy Lee Myers Mrs. James H. Nash Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Neal Joe E. Neff Dr. & Mrs. Harry Nenni Clara Nichols Wallace Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Robt. E. Nunley E. H. Nunnally, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Orr Aldo R. Paletti Ann Brown Parrish Amelia C. Pendleton Audy Michael Perry I. Marguerite Perry Mr. & Mrs. Janies E. Phipps Mrs. Robt. L. Piltz R. E. Potter Edward J. Prelaz Elsie N. Preston H. Ronald Preston Charles C. Proctor R. P. Profitt Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Quenon Kamal J. Rahal Marie W. Rabold Robert E. Ramey David A. Ramsey Ethel Ramsey Juanita Ramsey Doris Jean Rankin Louise France Ray Roy G. Reed Anita F. Reis William E. Richards Hila A. Richardson Carl C. Richmond Alexandra Ritter Mildred Ritter Antoinette R. Roberts David W. Robinson Walden F. Roush Iva D. Rule Wilhma Sadler Richard N. Salamie Lucille L. Sarrett Mr. & Mrs. John H. Sayre John M. Sayre H. J. Sayre Mozelle Scruggs Mr. & Mrs. James C. Sharpe Carl E. Smith Holly C. Smith Linda White Smith Mary Ann Stankv Lois G. Stanley Mr. & Mrs. Tom Stark Doris Marie Steele Bessie A. Stewart Mrs. Hugh Stillman Cynthiana Stinson Everett Stollings Matilda F. Stone Louise Lyon Sutton Walter Sutton John T. Sydnor Eugene Tennant Elizabeth H. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Thomas Leland W. Thornburg Stanley H. Tobin Maude Wilson Tomkies (Continued on Supplement)

Nine Chapters Have Already Formed Early in October an intensified program of form~ng

Alumni Chapters was launched and by December 16, nme chapters had officially been organized. Six of these have re­ceived charters.

The Logan County (W. Va.) Chapter was the first Chapter to elect officers and adopt by-laws under the full­time Alumni Program started in July 1959. South Charleston was the first chapter to receive its charter, while the Cen­tral Ohio Chapter (Columbus-area) was the first out-of-state Chapter to be organized and chartered. In fact, the Central Ohio organization is the only official out-of-state chapter to date.

Logan County, Mason County, Wood County - area, Charleston, South Charleston and Central Ohio Chapters have officers, by-laws and. have received their charte~s. Chapters, having elected officers and adopted by-laws, will be chartered January 5 (St. Albans); January 9 (Mingo County); and January 24 (Jack,son County). President Smith will speak at each of these meetings as he has in five pre­vious ones.

Preliminary organizational planning has been started by Nitro-Dunbar and Boone County. Any other areas wishing to organize may receive full details by contacting the Alumni and Development Office. Efforts will eventually be made to organize chapters in all areas where there is a concentration of interested Alumni.

The basic purposes for chapters include: keeping up-to­date address lists, encouraging maximum legislative support, gaining participation in the Annual Giving program, promot­ng Marshall academically and athletically among high school seniors; and ensuring more publicity about Marshall in the chapter area.

The officers and board members for the various chapters are listed below:

CHARLESTON: OFFICERS: Sam McEwen '34, Presi­dent; William Barringer '36, Vice President; Robert Calder­wood '49, Secretary; C. E. King '36, Treasurer. BOARD MEMBERS: Harper Grimm '32, Winifred H. Newman '29, Dallas C. Higbee '39, Robert W. Fox '48, Jack Maurice '35.

WGAN: OFFICERS: Ernest B. Craddock '39, President; Kenneth W. Jones '41, Vice President; Mrs. Bernard Miller '35 Secretary; Mrs. Glenna McCloud '59, Treasurer. BOARD MEMBERS: Harry Moate, Jr. '36, Everett Stollings '31, Dr. John Hayward '51, Thomas B. Orr '46, John Kelly '58, Harold F. Ellis '48.

MASON: OFFICERS: Joseph A. lngerick '35, President; Ralph Raike '68, Vice President; Mrs. Paul Smith '58, Sec­retary-Treasurer. BOARD MEMBERS: Manford A. Blessing '36 Charlie Dean Carr '50, Mrs. Eugene Sterrett '31, Leo C. Bi~s '38, Mrs. Charles A. Burdette '53, Mrs. Howard Yeager ~~ .

MINGO: OFFICERS: Mrs. Peter A. Richard '48, Presi­dent· James Blevins '36, Vice President; Harry Joyce '55, Secr~tary-Treasurer. BOARD MEMBERS: Alice Kress '32, Hazel Gose '48, Roy Cline '48, Cordelia Banks '58, Everett Thompson '39, Ottie Mae Purdue '57, Doris Steele '57.

SOUTH CHARLESTON: OFFICERS: John N. McClung '43 President Frank Guidice '51, Vice President; James F. Sibold Jr. '66; Mrs. Doris Crigger '44, Corresponding Secre­tary· 'James Thomas '53, Treasurer. BOARD MEMBERS: Jerry Roach '55, James T. Dunlap '50, Daisy Chapman Dorsey '24, Joe E. Neff '56, James Alexander '52.

WOOD COUNTY - AREA: OFFICERS Eugene Tennant '52, President; Laurence Modesitt '47, Vice President; Mrs. H. L. Wilson '58, Secretary; Paul Miller '60, Treas?l'er. BOARD MEMBERS: Andy Tonkovich '50, Mrs. Paul Miller, '60 Richard Hodge '60, Dave Friedlander '57, Opal Finch '58.

' CENTRAL OHIO: OFFICERS: 0. D. Barnett '50, Presi­dent· Arthur B. Keyser '58, Vice President; Anita Gail Tabor '68 Secretary; Mrs. Walter E. Bailey '26, Treasurer.

' ST. ALBANS: OFFICERS: James H. Holstein '50, Presi­dent; Robert F. Callihan '50, Vice President; Nellie Ash­worth '50, Secretary-Treasurer. BOARD MEMBERS: Fred Mahoney '49, Gene Bargerhuff '50, James A. York '54, Wil­liam H, Bayliss '42, Harry L. Paxton '32, Miss Ruth E. Figgatt '45.

JACKSON COUNTY: OFFICERS: Guy Fisher '33, Presi­dent; Mrs. Denver Stone '51, Vice President; Miss Ann Kessel '60 Secretary-Treasurer. BOARD MEMBERS: W. King Par­so~s '2~ Dr. Charles Kelly '52, Betty Frashier Buck '51, James .I:''. Porter '50.

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'60 Grid Season Showed Improvement The 1960 Football Season saw Coach Charley Snyder's

second chapter at the helm of Marshall's grid fortunes end on an encouraging note. The team in this past season showed great improvement as it posted a record of two wins, one tie and seven defeats as compared to 1959's one win and eight losses.

The most favorable note is the fact that only four members of the varsity squad are lost by graduation (Jarrett, Mayfield, Lowe and Lathan shown on the cover with Charley). With many returning varsity veterans and several outstand­ing performers coming up from a strong freshman squad, next season should show even further improvement. But remember Marshall is two or three years from reaching a stature of strong contention in the Mid-American Conference.

The final record for the 1960 season follows with the 1959 score in parenthesis for improvement comparison pur­poses. We defeated Toledo 14-0 (20-13) and Eastern Ken­tucky 13-0 (didn't play in '59). We tied Delaware 6-6 (lost 30-6). We were defeated by Wittenberg 3-0 (didn't play in '59), Bowling Green 14-7(1ost 51-7), Kentucky 55-0 (didn't play in '59), Kent State 22-6 (lost 46-7), Louisville 7-0 (lost 48-6), Ohio U. 19-0 (lost 21-14), and Western Michigan 34-12 (lost 52-0).

The Freshman squad won one and lost three in their 1960 efforts. They defeated the Marietta College Jayvees and lost to the frosh of Cincinnati, Xavier and Ohio U.

The 1961 Varsity Football Schedule follows: Sept. 16-VMI (site not determined yet); Sept. 23-Bowling Green, here; Sept. 30-Louisville, away; Oct. 7-Toledo, away; Oct. 14--Kent State, home; Oct. 21- Morehead, Homecoming; Oct. 28-Ohio U.,' home; Nov. 11-Xavier, away; and Nov. 18-Eastern Kentucky, at Ashland, Kentucky.

1960-61 Varsity Squad: Front Row - L to R: Lambert, Layman, Mott, Gordon, Feola. Second Row - L to R: Moore, Gallion, Morrison, Griffin, Roberts, T. Williams, Moody. Third Row - L to R: Freshman Coach Allen, Coach Rivlin, Asst. Coach Josephs. Back Row - L to R: Pugh, Tucker, Corter, Burgess, Wildt, L. Will iams, Syden­

stricker, Slater.

'60-'61 Cage Season Link To Bright Future The 1960-61 Big Green basketball squad conta'iifs great

promise and probably represents a contender for Marshall for the 1961-62 season. Coach Jule Rivlin is confronted with a sophomore-laden squad that needs this season to develop. It is possible, however, that they will "jell" later this season and give a high-ranking account of themselves in Mid­American Conference standings.

The 1960-61 schedule follows: _ Dec. S Marietta (78-59) Jan. 28 Bowlln1r Green Dec. 6 At Eastern Ken. (67-84) Feb. l Morrie Harvey (at Charles-Dec. 8 Clemson (82-65 ton) Dec. 10 At Miami (57-64) Feb. 4 Western Michi1ran Dec. 1' Ohio University (53-71) Feb. 8 At Western Kentucky Dec. 29 George Washinirton (78•76) Feb. 11 St. Francis (Pa.) Jan. 4 At Ohio Univ. (79-88) Feb. 15 At Morehead Jan. 7 Kent State (73-72) Feb. 18 At Toledo Jan. 11 Miami Feb. 20 At Bowlin1r Green Jan. 1' Toledo Feb. 23 Eastern Kentucky Jan. Zl At w ... tern Michi1ran Feb. 25 At St. Francis (Pa.) Jan. 26 Morehead Mar. l At Kent State

Mar. 4 Cincianati

ALUMNOTES ABOUT YOU AND FOR YOU We apologize for being so delinquent with this section of information for you and about you. We have been ac­

cumlating it since last March and hope you will find it timely and informative. We have attempted to place you in the year you received your earliest degree or certificate. If you attended but did not receive a degree, you would be listed un­der the last year of attendance. If you have information about Alumni (particularly in the years not represented be­low) please send it to us. We welcome your comments and criticisms.

"THE FIRST DECADE" 1906 - MARTHA G. JOHNSON, now a retired public school teacher, resides at 419 Chestnut Street, Logan, W. Va. 1907-AUDREY A. WILLIAMS (MRS. JOSEPH) lives at 2356 Temple Drive, Monitor Park, Florida. MRS. BERNARD (MAUDE WILSON) TOMKIES is a resi­dent of Hinton, W. Va. EARL B. GER­LACH is a physician in West Palm Beach Florida. 1908-~. 'J. SAYRE lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. JOHN J. FOSTER, a vice­president of the Island Creek Coal Com­pany and member of the Board of Di­rectors of the Alumni Association, lives in Huntington. 1909-RUBY O. WOLFE, retired from teaching, makes her home in Indiana­polis, Indiana. MISS IVY LEE MYERS is a kindergarten teacher in Parkers­burg, W. Va.

"THE SECOND DECADE" 1910-EMMA F. MYERS, also rettted, lives in Huntington. HILA APPLETON RICHARDSON is in Beckley, W. Va., CHARLES E. MYERS, a retired educa­tor, is farming at Studley, Virginia. GEORGE F. PHILLIPS of Lewisburg resides in Coral Gables, Florida. HER­BERT P. MC GINNIS is affiliated with the Tri-State Tool and Supply Company, which he founded, in Parkersburg, W. Va. MRS. CLYDE H. (EMILE) MIL­LER lives in Dayton, Ohio. EUGENIA DICKINSON MOORE is located in :East Rainelle, W. Va. 1911-AFF A M. MANKIN resides in Oak Hill, W.Va. ISABELLA CHILTON WILSON, former Marshall Faculty member, has a large dairy farm at Arbuckle, W. Va. in Mason County. 1915--MARIE W. RABOLD is situated in Huntington at 107 Fairfax Drive. VIRGINIA E. LEWIS also lives in Hun­tington. MRS. S. S. (CYNTHIANA TURLEY) STINSON resides at Ona, W. Va. DUNCANW. DAUGHERTY is a well-known lawyer in Huntington. 1916---JAMES C. LEONHART has re­tired after thiry-three years of teaching and is president of the Redwood House, Inc. Publishing Company of Baltimore, Maryland. 1917-MARY BONAR is in retirement in Dover, Delaware after thirty-eight years as a missionary - teacher in the Belgian Congo. MRS. C. M. (ANTIO­NETTE RENER) ROBERTS lives in Dearborn, Michigan.

- "THE TWENTIES" 1921-ERVILLE SOW ARDS is Mission Field Secretary of the Burma Baptist Mission having some 2000 churches and many schools, hospitals, clinics and nurses training schools under his super­vision. 1922---MISS MATTIE RIDER lives at 336 Fifth Avenue, Huntington. JAMES HAGEE and CLYDE BILLUPS met with other Marshallites BOB GOFF and RALPH J. HOPKINS at the latter's home, 18 Ancell Street, Alexandria, Vir­ginia, for a reminiscing session. They

Charleston Chapter Officers ond Direc­tors: L to R: Higbee, Fox, Grimm, Miss Newman, Pres. Smith, Calderwood, King, McEwen. Barringer and Maurice were absent when photo was taken. (See

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would be glad to hear from other 1921-22-era Alumni. 1923-RUTH E. WOODSON teaches at Nitro (W. Va.) High School. MRS. COLEMAN (LINA CLARK) HEWI'IT resides in Chicago 1924-MRS. DAVID H. (MILDRED MICKLE) DUNHAM is located in West Lafayette, Indiana. MRS. CLYDE E. (IVA LEMLEY) MOORE lives in Hun­tington at 2957 Staunton Road.

1925--Mrs. WALTER (MARION HOW­ARD) BROOKS teaches in Glen Rogers, W. Va., and lives in MacAuthur. ELIZ­ABETH HODGDEN THOMAS teaches in Logan( W. Va.) High School. MRS. JOHN M. (MARIAN BURT) SAYRE lives at Ashton, W. Va. and teaches in Point Pleasant Junior High School. INEZ HILTON ROLLINS received her Master in Library Science Degree from Western Reserve University last June. 1926---LYELL DOUTHAT (MA '59) is on the Marshall Labratory School Staff. MRS. BYRON M. (DOROTHEA WIL­SON) BEEMAN resides in Detroit, Michigan. MRS. L. D. (VIRGINIA SHAWKEY) WEEKS' husband is pres­ident of the University of South Da­kota. In fact, he completed his twenty­fifth year in that position last spring. Faculty, staff and friends honored his years of service with an all expense-paid trip to Europe in June. JAMES E. MORRIS is manager of the University Bookstore, University of Kentucky.

1927-HARRY A. QUENON is Assistant Manager of Production at Eastern Gas and Fuel in Pittsburgh, Pa. FLORENCE SMITH is retired after serving as prin­cipal of White Sulpher Springs (W. Va.) High School for nineteen years. MRS. W. D (CARRIE JAMES) BOWEN is a resident of Barboursville, W Va. HER­MAN FETTER is affiliated with the Fetter Furniture Company in Hunting­ton. DR. JOSEPH K. STEWART became chairman of the Department of Mathe­matics of West Virginia University last September.

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1928-MARY ELIZABETH HAMMAT, now retired from teaching, resides in Vienna, W. Va. JOHN and REBA (MA '46) GOODNO are Huntingtonians, where he is best known as manager of the Palace Theater. DR. CONLEY H. DILLON, former chairman of the Mar­shall Political Science Department is now on the Staff of the University of Maryland. BERNICE WRIGHT is an assistant professor of mathematics on the Marshall Staff. 1929-MRS. W. B. (MARION AGNEW) HARBOUR is a Huntington resident. I. MARGUERITE PERRY is chief nurse of the Health and Sanitation Division of the U. S. Operations Mission to Libya. MRS. CLYDE (MAURINE POL­ING) ROBERTS is a Huntingtonian. ROBERT A. KOPP is also located here.

"THE THIRTIES" 1930-ROBERT ROSENHEIM lives in Denver, Colorado where he is the Sales Manager for the Western Division of Owens Illinois Glass. MRS. PARKE T. (MARGARET SLOAN) MOORE resides in Harlinger, Texas. MRS. GEORGE A. (ISABELLE LYCAN) BOWLING is situated at Port Chester, New York. MRS. PAUL (LILLIAN DEAN) DAW­SON lives near Portsmouth, Ohio. ROB­ERT N. CHENOWITH is the W. Va. State Supervisor of Elementary Schools. MRS. SYLVANUS (ANTHEA ELKINS) HUTCHINSON lives in Bronx, New York. 1931-ROBERT S. FISH is a sales engi­neer with Banks - Miller Supply in Huntington. NATHAN G. and MARTHA (THORNBURG) BAKER are residents of Chevy Chase, Maryland. He is Di­rector of Safety at the National Park Service in Washington. GERTRUDE BA YLOUS REYNOLDS, retired from teaching, lives in Huntington. EVERETT STOLLINGS is teaching in Logan County and lives in Stollings, W. Va. 1932-MARY LOWRY GROSE is on the sales staff of the Anderson-Newcomb Company in Huntington. RUBY ROACH E'RANCIS is the secretary at Central Junior High School in Bluefield., W. Va. MRS. JACK (DAVIE DUGAN) KIN­CAID is a Huntington resident. MRS. LLOYD (ISABELLE DAVIS) ZAC­HARIAS lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her husband is a physician there. CHARLES R. and LILYAN (CLARK) NEIGHBOR­GALL, JR. live in Huntington where he is a building contractor. MRS. J. D. (BETH GARRISON) NICHOLLS makes her home in Lakeland, Florida where she is active as a church organist as well as with a weekly program on radio station WONN 1933 - MRS. VI R G IL (WILHMA SCITES) SADLER, a Huntington resi­dent, does substitute teaching for the Cabell County Board of Education, as does MARGARET COOKE LADD. EMAFERNE LOWRY CARTER lives in Huntington. TRESSIE NONA BAILES

The winning house decoration (pictured above) for the 1960 Homecoming was won by Alpha Xi Delta Sorority. In case you missed it, one of the largest turn­outs for Marshall Homecomings was witnessed last October 22. Over 800 at­tended the Alumni Party, 8000 attended the game against Delaware, and 940 couples danced to Les Elgart and his

Orchestra. is an English teacher and librarian at Widen (W. Va.) High School. ROBERT M. WILD has his home in Huntington. MRS. CLAUDE (HELEN SELBE) KNISELEY, resides in McLean, Vir­ginia l93~DR. FRANKLIN L. BURDETTE, Professor of Government and Politics, University of Maryland, recently au­thored a book entitled, Readings For Republicans. CLARENCE R. HARD­GROVE is a Professor of Mathematics at Northern Illinois University. ROBERT LEE JOHNSON serves as the Electron­ics Production Manager for Baldwin­Lima-Hamilton in Waltham, Massachu­setts. WILLIAM and V I R G I N I A (CLERE) BRAGG live in Milton, W. Va. He is a chemist with International Nickel in Huntington and she teaches in the elementary school in Milton. LIL­LIAN MANN ANDERSON teaches in Hinton (W. Va.) High School. GOLDIE JORDAN EGGERS (MA '46) lives in Sarasota, Florida. W I LL I A M C. ESTLER is located in Palo Alto, Cali­fornia. EDMUND R. WOTRING is another Huntingtonian. MARVIN E. WOOLEY serves as the Assistant Super­intendent of Foundries of the Crucible Steel Company of America in East Liverpool, Ohio. JOSEPHINE B. WAL­DECK resides in Chesapeake, Ohio. LUCILLE PHILIPS SAMS is in Colum­bus, Ohio. 1935---IV A D. RULE teaches English at Ansted (W. Va.) High School. HUBERT C. MORRISON is the General Sales Manager for the Wadsworth Electric Manufacturing Company in South Fort Mitchell, Kansas. HELEN GAAL BUR­DETTE (MA '48) is a South Charles­ton, W. Va. resident. BUTLER D. FOS­TER lives in Birmingham, Alabama.

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MARGARETE. DILLON is court coun­selor of the Hamilton County Court of Do m es tic Relations in Cincinnati. HOMER F. TABOR is a Huntingtonian. MRS. JAMES K. (LUCILLE LILLY) SARRETT lives in Gallipolis, Ohio. JOHN S. TYLER is minister of St. David's Episcopal Church in Agawan, Massachusetts. WALDEN F. ROUSH (MA '47) is the superintendent of Ma­son County (W. Va.) Schools. His son WALDEN BENNETT graduated from Marshall in 1960. 1936-MRS. C. S. (MARY ANN PHIL­LIPS) WARD of Spencer, W. Va., is represented on the Marshall Campus by daughter Cynthia Ann, who is a sopho­more. MRS. MATILDA C. BANKS teaches at Burch High School in Del­barton, W. Va. WILLIAM F. JONES is an engineer with Veterans Adminis­tration in Dawson Springs, Kentucky. STANLEY H. TOBIN is the Genera] Manager for New York Life in Hay­ward, California. ARTHUR P. JARRELL is the Supply Clerk for the VA Hospital in Beckley, W. Va. LENORA RUNION THOMAS and family live in Huntington MRS. CALVIN (ELSIE NO'ITER) PRESTON lives in Belle, W. Va. MRS. PHILIP (BETTY WARNOCK) HOFF­MAN is a resident of Ashland, Ken­tucky. LU MARY WOLFARD FRANCE is located in Huntington as is MRS. CHARLES A. (VADA BURDETTE) BROWN. WALLACE and HELEN (PORTER) RIFE live at 2864 Roseneath Road, Huntington. DOROTHY KEENEY GWIN teaches in Spring Hill Junior High in St. Albans, W. Va. MARJORIE HOLMES DERR lives New York City. MRS. MILTON (INEZ WEST) COOPER teaches in Lewisburg (W. Va.) High School. MRS. JAMES H. (BEULAH COST) ROSS is located in Fairmont, W. Va. MRS. JAMES K. (HELEN KAN­TOR) LINDSEY (MA '54) is located in Edwards, California. 1937 - MRS. JOHN H. (SARA LIPS­COMB) MEINCER, husband and three children live in Toledo, Ohio. CHARLES R. ROSE, art teacher in Jefferson School, Elyria, Ohio, co-authored an article which appeared in the April, 1960 issue of The Instructor. VERNON EDWARDS, who resides in Tucson, Arizona, is in the Cost Accounting Sec­tion of the Finance Department of the Hughes Aircraft Company in Tuscon. KATHLEEN LEMASTER LEWIS re­sides in Charleston, W. Va. MARY HEL­WIG HENSLEY teaches at the Canal­Winchester School in Columbus, Ohio. BERNARD F. and BETTY (ROSEN­HEIM '31) CALDWELL live in Hunting­ton. He is purchasing agent for the Huntington Alloy Products Division of International Nickel Company. JOHN M. GORMAN, wife Katheryn and six children live in Dayton, Ohio. LOTHAIR and NELL (THOMPSON) LILLY and two children are Huntington residents. DEMI B. EDWARDS is pastor of the Oak Street Eanvgelical United Brethern Church in Dayton, Ohio. 1938 - GEORGE M. DUGAN resides at 520 Tenth Avenue, Huntington. WIL­LIAM A. RAIES is Group Leader of the Accounting Department, University

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of California, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico. MRS. G. A. (VERNAH STEWART) GARDNER is in Athens, Ohio. 1939 - JOHNSEY LEE LEEF is a physician in Richwood, W. Va. His son Johnsey, Jr. plans to enter Marshall next fall.

"THE FORTIES" l940-EDGAR TRUMAN PENNINGTON is in Williamsport, Pa., where he is an Advanced Development Engineer for the Microwave Tube Division of Sylvania Electric Products. MRS EDWARD (LA­VENIA WRIGHT) JACKSON teaches in Point Pleasant (W. Va.) High School. ZAIDA SHELTON WANDS lives in Deerfield. '111. ,FRANCIS LEE MC­CULLOCH is principal of· the North Point Pleasant (W. Va.) Elementary School. GLENN M. WEAVER is a phy­sician in Cincinnati. HELEN PICKER­ING ROBINSON resides in Richmond, Va. RICHARD HOBSON is Assistant Principal of Western Hills High School and principal of the West Night High School in Cincinnati. LILLIAN CHRIS­TIAN (MA '46) is a resident of Buffalo of Wayne County, W. Va. J. ELMER BAULD is residing in Bay Village, Ohio. GLADYS NICHOLAS is living in Huntington. 1941 - MAY BROTHERS WORTMAN teaches in the Altizer Elementary School in Huntington. Her son, Jack is a senior at Marshall. RICHARD L. ROBINSON was named Public Information Office Director of Morris Harvey College re­cently. ROBERT HINCHMAN, JR. is Director of Advertising, Sales Promo­tions and Public Relations for Caltex East, a Division of the California-Texas Oil Company, Ltd. He is located in Ma­nila and completed a round-the-world trip studying communication techniques. ROBERT R. DENNISON is a physician in Huntington. PAUL CARDER is in Arden, North Carolina. MRS. CHARLES R. (MYRTA MERRELL) GARRETSON is located in Elizabeth, W. Va. KEN­NETH W. JONES is purchasing agent for Island Creek Coal Co. in Holden, W. Va. JOE SILVERMAN, sponsor of the Dan­delet Memorial Scholarships at Mar­shall, is living in Lincoln, Nebraska. WILLIAM J. and SUELLA (WISEMAN '43) MOORE are currently Hunting­tonians. He is employed by the Inter­national Nickel Co. MILDRED H. PAGE is a resident of Boston, Mass. BERT G. LANDAU is the District Manager of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company in Huntington. EDWIN R. BROWN is the manager of the trade association for Associated General Contractors in Or­lando, Florida. ANDREW K. FULLER owns an Insurance Agency and Used Car business in Huntington. 1942 - ETHEL FRANCES DULANEY PILTZ is an instructor in the Marshall Business Administration Department. MARVIN N. VARNEY (MA) is a principal in the Logan County (W. Va.) School system. CHARLES B. and MARY JO (LOCKE '44) HEDRICK live in Cin­cinnati where he is Director of Industrial Relations for Proctor and Gamble. ROB­ERT G. CLARKE of Lake White, Ohio,

was recently elected Assistant Secretary to the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation and its subsidiary, Indiana - Kentucky Electric Corp. RICHARD G and SARAH (MARPLE '40) MILLER, JR. and daughter, Becky, live in Chicago, where he is vice-president of the Roberts and Schaffer Company. MARIE BARTRAM HOBBS is doing graduate work at Florida State University. WILLIAM E. RICHARDS is a used car salesman in Huntington. JEAN WALKER BOLAS serves as medical records clerk in the Sanswn Medical Clinic in Santa Bar­bara, Califrornia. PAULINE ADKINS JACK.§PN teaches in Hamlin (W. Va.) High School. DR. ROY A. EDWARDS, JR. is a psychiatrist in Huntington. 1943-LEWIS A. CARROLL, wife Maria and daughter, Margaret, live in Arling­ton, Virginia. He is an attorney with the Federal Power Commission in Washing­ton. ROBERT E. YANCEY is the Ad­ministrative Vice-President with Ash­land Oil and Refining Company in Ash­land, Ky. RAYMOND D. BARIBEAU is manager of the Camargo Club in Cin­cinnati. CLARA BELLE MAXWELL (MA '46) lives in Bristol, W. Va. CLARA SCOTT MASTERS (MA '59) is a sixth grade teacher at Poage Elementary School in Ashland, Ky., WILMA SMITH SCHROEDER is employed by the Lake County Board of Public Instructions in Tavares, Florida. ALICE HARRIS BROOKOVER is a teacher at Boreman Elementary School in Williamstown, W. Va. 1944 - MRS. RAY (FAITH ROBERTS) GENSLER is a resident of Huntington. GARNETTE TAYLOR JOHNSON and family reside in West Hartford, Connec­ticut. GEORGE H. a n d NELLIE (HAMMES '43) JENKINSON are in Glenview, ID., where he is an Engineer­ing Production Manager for the Elec­tronics Division of the A. B. Dick Co. HARRY E. CHATFIELD is a chemical engineer for the Air Pollution Control District in Los Angeles County, Cali­fornia. ROSEMARY MilLER ROBERT­SON is now in Chattanooga, Tenn. 1945 - HARRY NENNI, a physician in Ironton, Ohio, is the Lawrence County Coroner and president of the Ohio State Coroner's Association. MRS. ERNEST (EILEEN HALL) CASDORPH and family are located in Charleston, W. Va. RUTH HAMILL THOMPSON is a resi­dent of Huntington. 1946 - DR. CHESTER BARTRAM was named the Head of the Department of Education and Psychology of Mount Union College last August. THOMAS (MA '53) and BEATRICE (NELSON '52) ORR live in Logan, W. Va. where she teaches and he was recently named Superintendent of Logan C o u n t y Schools. MRS. LEON (ALBERTA BROWN) COOPER and family reside in Thousand Oaks, California. WALLACE NICHOLS is in Huntington. WILLIAM D. MC CLURE lives there also, where he is utility foreman with Alloy Prod­ucts Division of International Nickel. MRS. FRANK (SHIRLEY SPRADLIN WOLFE) ANNAND, husband and eight children, live in Charleston, W. Va. She is Woman's Director of Radio Station

(Alumnotes Continued) WTIP there. DENVER MILES is pastor of the Weekly Memorial E.U.B. Church in Charleston, W. Va. VIRGINIA THABET HABEEB is Home Equipment Editor for American Home Magazine. MRS. REX (MARJORIE WHEELER) PRATT (MA '57), husband and son re­side at Myrtle Beach A. F. B. in Horry, South Carolina. 194'1 - TED BUCHANAN lives and teaches in Iaeger, W. Va. WILLIAM W. MASON is the Sales Manager for Island Creek Coal Company in Greensboro, N. C. JOSEPH M. FADLEVICH is in Pecks Mill, W. Va., where he is affiliated with the Cable Vulcanizing Shop, Inc. EVERETT G. (MA '46) and SARAH ('46) STANARE live in Alma, W. Va., where he is principal. DAVIS R. SMITH is located in Huntington. JOSEPH G. and MARGARET ('46) MOORE are cur­rently Huntingtonians. 1948 - PHYLLIS PARKINS MAR­SHALL (MA '55) is Dean of Women of Averett College. Danville, Virginia. CHARLES C. PROCTOR is located in Huntington. MARILYN TERESA MIL­LER is an administrative supervisor for the C & P Telephone Company in Charleston, W. Va. VICTOR W. SHU­MATE is manager of the Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Branch Office in Tampa, Florida. 1949 - EDWARD B. PIERCE and fam­ily live in South Charleston, W. Va. He is a revenue officer with Federal In­ternal Revenue Service. WALTER R. BROWDER resides in St. Albans, W. Va. NETTIE ETHEL HUMPHREYS (MA '55) teaches at Walton, W. Va. DR. C. CLYDE JONES (MA '50) became head of the Department of Business Admin­istration at Kansas State University last August 1. MILTON J. SUPMAN is now nationally known via ABC-TV as "Soupy Sales." Soupy's network pro­gram is "Lunch With Soupy Sales" and originates from Detroit. CLAm SAUN­DERS GOTHARD is a food bacteriolo­gist for the Houston, Texas, Health Laboratory. CARL W. raVIN is a den­tist in Ft. Pleasant, W. Va. JOHN H. and LYNETTE (TATES '43) SAYRE reside in Monaville, W. Va. ROBERT MC DERMOTT (MA '50), a teacher at Logan (W. Va.) Jr. High School, re­cently was cited for Youth Leadership with the 1960 National 4-H Alumni Rec­ognition Awa.rd. RICHARD C. and KATHLEEN (CLINE '47) SPROW live in Kenmore, N. Y., where he is an assistant buyer for the A & P Tea Com­pany. CHARLES J. RACHETER, JR. is a salesman for Island Creek Coal Sales Company in Fort Wayne, Indiana. GEORGE G. MACKNIGHT is with the Treasury Department of American Elec­tric Power Service Corporation in New York City. He resides in Englewood, N. J. MARTIN J. TOLLEY is located in Richmond, Virginia.

"THE FIFTIES" 1950 - JAMES WARREN JOHNSON recently received his Masters Degree in Education from Miami (Ohio) Univer­sity. LOUIS W. THABIT has been named field deputy of the Cabell County (W. Va.) Sheriff's Office. WIL-

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The w1nn1ng 1960 Homecoming floot (above) went to the Sigma Phi Eplison Fraternity. The student interest in de­signing Homecoming for returning Alumni wos exceptionally fine. Homecoming for this year ( 1961 ) will be on October 21st.

LIAM L. MARTIN lives in Albuquer­que, New Mexico. HUGH C. LAND is now assistant Professor of Zoology at Concord (W. Va.) College. DON (MA '51) and WERTIE (BOWE) GIBSON live in Las Vagas, New Mexico, where Don is head football and basketball coach at Highlands University. He was named Coach of the Year by the Fron­tier Conference and his grid team was co-champion of that Conference. MRS. KENNETH NEELY is in the Civil Ac­counting and Auditing Division of the U. s. General Accounting Office in Washington. JAMES J. FLETCHER re­ddes in Huntington. ZELDA VESTA KNAPP (MA '55) is a supervisor for Mason County (W. Va.) schools. JOHN D. ANKRIM is a retail merchant in South Point, Ohio. JAMES T. DUNLAP is Coordinator of Records and Repro­duction in the Engineering Department of Union Carbide Chemicals Company of South Charleston, W. Va. ALICE BAL­LENGER DONOHUE, husband and seven children reside in Huntington. HARRY T. SPENCE, JR. and family are in Fayson Lakes, New Jersey. JESS G. CLARK lives in Logan, W. Va. TOM EDMUNDSON is located in Detroit, Michigan. FRED M. HIRSCH is sales manager for the Tipsco Company in Woodmere, N. Y. SANFORD KAY is a dentist in Washington, D. C. 1951-RICHARD H. BENSON is Assist­ant Professor of Geology at the Univer­sity of Kansas. MILO F. MELROSE was recently appointed Engineer of Tests for the C & 0 Railway in Huntington. MARGARET MORAN is fashion co­ordinator for The Miller-Rhodes De­partment Stores in Virginia. PATRICIA ANN GREEN teaches Enl?lish in the Mar~hall Lab School. ROBERT C. and MARY GAST live in Pittsburgh, Pa., where he is physicist at the Westing­house-Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory. JAMES C. and LO I S (DEAN '52) SHARPE and daughter Diana Lee, re­side in Charleston, W. Va. ROBERT A. (MA '54) and CHARLOTTE (THOMAS) ANDERSON live in Winfield, W. Va. Bob is counselor at Stonewall Jackson High School in Charleston. WILLIAM W. THOMAS is superintendent at the Huntington Alloy Products Division of International Nickel. JERROLD M. MARSHALL is a television film sales-

man for the Sterling TV Company of New York City, representing them in several eastern states. FLORENCE W. TROUTMAN (MA '54) lives in Miami, Florida. JOHN L. DYER is Sales Engi­neer for Minneapolis Honeywell in Charleston, W. Va.

1952 - DICK CURRY (MA '56) is on the staff of the History Department of the Penn State University. FRED P. BULLINTON is in real estate sales with the Waldron Realty Company of Roan­oke, Virginia. ROBERT E. (MA '53) and FRANCES (PAIS) NUNLEY live in De- t troit, Michigan, where he is an assistant professor of Geography at Wayne State University. RAY V. MADSEN resides in Englewood, N. J. LOUISE CYRUS (MA) is principal of the Buffalo Elementary School in Kenova, W. Va. EZRA HOW­ARD COCHRAN is on the staff of the Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette. EDYTHE COHEN GROSS lives in Huntington. MARY IDA BLOSS THOMAS is the District Director for the Rocky Ledges Girl Scout Counsel in Huntington. Her husband, Dick, is on the varsity football squad at Marshall. ROBERT E. FOX, a geologist with the Hunt Oil Company, is now stationed in Benghazi, Libya. TOM K. FISHER is a retailer in Fisher's Department Store in Point Pleasant, W. Va. GEORGE W. BOWERS, Captain in the U S. Army, is instructor of Military Science at West Virginia Universty. BERNICE WHITE HENSON (MA '58) is teaching in Fort Lauder­dale, Florida. 1953 - DAVID L. HALE is now in Roanoke, Virginia, with the AllState Insurance Company. OVA T. COOKE DULOWE (MA '55) teaches in the Whitesville (W. Va.) Junior High School. SARAH LEE LOCKHART re­sides in Huntington. 0 G DE N A. THOMAS (MA) serves as an asphalt sales technical representative for the Ashland Oil and Refinery Company. LT. PAUL D. and PHYLLIS (CHRIS­TIAN) BUTCHER reside in Norfolk, Virginia, where he is in command of the U. s. Naval Amphibious Base at Little Creek, Virginia. GEORGE STEADMAN (MA) is principal of Stonewall Jackson High School, Charleston, W. Va. WILLIS H. HERTIG, JR. (MA '58) is instructor of Biology at West Virginia University. WILLIAM A. EVANS is manager, The Huntington Office of the Universal C.I.T. Credit Corporation. NANCY ALLEN CAIRNS has received a Ford Foundation Teaching Fellowship in French at the University of Pittsburgh for the current academic year. GLEN A. KOCH has been installed as Instruc-

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or of Greek and Hebrew at the Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Phila­delphia. 1954 - The REV. JOSEPH DUFFEY is a member of the faculty of the Hartford (Conn.) Theological Seminary. FRANK L. TOTH (MA) is assistant professor of physics at Glenville (W. Va.) State College. ANN LAWSON YEAGER teaches the fourth grade in Point Pleas­ant, W. Va. Her son, Howard Lee, Jr., is now attending Marshall. CARL E. SMITH is the District Manager for the Chrysler Motors Corporation in Roan­oke, Virginia. PAUL K. LONG lives in Clendenin, W. Va. JOHN W. LAKE is a controller for Sears, Roebuck and Company in Norristown, Pa. DALLAS M. PERRY is a Rehabilitation Counselor in Logan, W. Va. AGNES RUTH POR­TER is a teacher of French in the Modern Language Department of Mus­kingum College, New Concord, Ohio. 1955 - DAVID W. ROBINSON is a biologist with the West Virginia Con­servation Commission in Middlebourne, W. Va. MATILDA FOSTER STONE is a dietitian at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. SHARON MAD­SEN teaches at the O'Farrell Jr. High School in San Diego, Calif. ROBERT D. WILLIS is Publicity Director for WIIC­TV in Pittsburgh ,Pa. RICHARD A. TEGARDEN and family live in Mounds­ville, W. Va. He is cost accountant for the nearby Olin Aluminum Co. DAUN and JOAN (JABLONSKI) PAGE are stationed in Nellingen, Germarny. REDA WATTS MAHAFFEY resides in Beck­ley, W. Va. MRS. R. R. (LOUISE PRIEST) HOUSTON is employed at the Charleston (W. Va.) National Bank. DR. KENNETH P. PITTMAN is serving his three years residency in Ob. and Gyn. at the Elizabeth McGee Steele Hos-

pital in Pittsburgh, Pa. WILLIAM R. WINNER lives in Morgantown, W. Va. JOHN MCALISTER is in Dearborn, Michigan. PAUL R. HOPPER is on the controller's staff of the American United Life Insurance Company at the home office in Indianapolis. BILL CHADDOCK has been named Sports Editor of the Wheeling (W. Va.) News­Register. 1956 - JERRY T. GILLEN is an auto­mobile dealer in Chesapeake, Ohio. KAMAL J. RAHAL of Beckley, W. Va. is an auditor for the U. S. Department of Agriculture. ROBERT E. RAMEY and family live in Huntington where he is employed by the Enterprise Wheel and Car Corporation. FLORENCE CAMP­BELL MCKEAND (MA), a teacher in Huntington, has a son and daughter in Marshall. WILLIAM R. and PATRICIA (TALBERT) SEIDEL live in Indiana­polis, Ind., where he serves as System Representative for the I.B.M. Corp. CAROLYN THOMAS BEYER received her Doctor of Osteopathy Degree from Kirksville (Missouri) College of Osteo­pathy Surgery. NORMAN and NANCY (SMITH) JONES live in Coalwood, W. Va., where he is a dentist. WILLIAM D. RICE presented a paper at the annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the American Physical Society, Gatlins­burg, Tenn. last April. J. KENT FLEM­ING is traffic supervirnr of the C & P Telephone Co., Charleston, W. Va. STANLEY F. LOVE received his M. S. in Business Administration last summer from the University of Arizona RALPH and JEANNINE (MA '57) ROWLETTE live in Cambridge, Mass., where he is working toward his PhD. at Harvard. 1957 - H. CECIL WAGNER and family live in Grand Rapids, Mich., where he is District Sales Mgr. for Sovereign Pocahontas Co. DORIS MARIE STEELE teaches at Red Jacket (W. Va.) Elemen­tary School, MINA HENSLEY TOWN­SEND is a first-grade teacher in Louis­ville, Ky. DIANNE JEFFRIES BUCH­AN AN is secretary for the Republic and Gazette in Phoenix, Arizona. MRS. WIL­LIAM M. (ELAINE STROCK) FUGATE and family reside in Wheeling, W. Va. CASSIE MURPHY BALL teaches in Columbus, Ohio. WILLIAM B. KORS­T ANJE is a florist in Chesapeake, Ohio. MRS. JOHN J. (SYDNEY GREEN) WALSH, husband and two children live in Riversicl... California. JOHN A. KELLY is an industrial engineer for the Island Creek Coal Co. in Amherst­dale, W. Va. WILLIAM P. MCNEER

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(MA) is a resident of Huntington. MRS. PORTER (MARGARET LI ND SAY) MCDONNELL resides in Lewisburg, W. Va. HAZEL BROWNING HALL teaches the fourth grade in Palatha, Florida. THEODORE D. GROFT is an accountant for Kaiser Aluminum of Ravenswood, W. Va. He lives in Point Pleasant, W. Va. GROVER THOMAS CURRY received his Degree of Doctor of Optometry from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis last June. JOSEPH P. CLAY was ordained into the ministry of the Congregational Christian Church in November. JAMES L. DAVIS (MA '57) is on the Faculty of Elmhurst, Illinois, College in the Depart­ment of Geography. JANE CATHERINE SIMS is a Dietitian at Eden Hospital, Hayward, California, ELOISE A. MC­ELFRESH (MA) was elected into the Ohio State Uniervsity Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta recently. MRS. WIL­LIAM (JEAN EVANS) DOTSON resides in St. Albans, W. Va.

1958 - ALICE ANNETTE MORGAN (MA) teaches in Grayson, Ky. SUSAN 'LYNN HILL is teaching at Pt. Pleasant (W. Va.) High School. DONALD H. MOESER is an interstudent pastor at the Lutheran Student Center in Morgan­town, W. Va. JAMES L. and JUDITH (FLINT) CRUM and daughter reside in Brookfield, Ill. VELMA MARTIN MC­CASKIE (MA) teaches in Cabell County, W. Va. CAROL ALICE HUNT is Direc­tor of Christian Education at Trinity Methodist Church in GreenVille, S. C. HELEN RUTH LOCKE is a Graduate Assistant in the Marshall English De­partment. HELEN MARY CRONIN teaches in Cabell County. OPAL PROV­INCE FINCH (MA) is a guidance coun­selor in Mineral Wells, W. Va. H. RON­ALD PRESTON serves as a fishery bio­logist for the W. Va. Conservation Com-

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mission at Middlebourne, W. Va. AUDY M. PERRY is a senior in the W. Va. University Law School. CHARLES R. LOAR is the Patient Accounts Manager of the University of Florida Teaching Hospital and Clinics in GainesVille. JOHN W. CHA'ITIN ls Retirement Claims Examiner for the U. S. Depart­ment of Health, Education and Welfare in Dayton, Ohio. LEWIS M. YEAGER is Assistant Director of Public Informa­tion for Lafayette College of Easton, Pa. WILLIAM D. GREENE received his Bachelor of Law Degree from W. Va. University last May. CHARLES DINK­INS is on the staff of the Ketchum, Inc. Company of Pittsburgh, Pa. PHILIP R. HERROLD is an Insurance Agent with the Prudential Insurance Company out of Huntington. He lives in Milton. CECIL and SANDRA (SPENCER '59) JIVIDEN live in Richmond, Va. where he is a seminary student in the Union Theologi­cal Seminary. 1959 - CHARLES D. and PATRICIA (BROSTMAN '58) GROVES live at Ft. Knox, Ky. where he is stationed with the U. S. Army. C. ALICE GAMBINO teaches in Horace Mann Jr. High in Charleston, W Va. IMM OGEN E VAUGAN MOORE teaches in Mason County W. Va. LEE PATTESON MIL­LER (MA) lives in Charleston, W. Va. DAVID H. CRISS is with U.S. Army in 'Siegelsbach, Germany. ALBERT JAMES FENNO is Claims Adjustor for the Auto Mutual Insurance Company of America in Revere, Mass. CLARICE WORKMAN BRUMFIELD teaches at Harts, W. Va. MARY KATE HARRIS teaches in Mc­Guffey Laboratory School at Miami (Ohio) University. ROBERT and NANCY (MORFORD) COLE and daughter live in Winston Salem, N. C. where he is sports reporter on the Journal and Sentinel. JAMES E. LAM­BERT is serving his military stint. ROB-

ERT and JEAN (DICKERSON) WAG­NER live in Green Springs, Ohio, where he is coaching. HENRY L. FRANCE re­ceived his Master in Science Degree from Ohio State University last August. ROBERT D. PHILLIPS received h i s Bachelor of Laws Degree from W. Va. U. last May. HOLLY C. SMITH teaches at Midkiff, W Va. 1960-CECIL P. BAKER is in the man­agement trainee program of the G. C. Murphy Co. in Beckley, W. Va. GLORIA BROTHERS, a Fulbright Scholarship student at the University of Rennes, re­sides at Chez M. Chouan, 28, rue d'Ex­change, Rennes, (Ille et Vilaine), France. LONNIE and NANCYE (NEAL) KELLY and son live in Dayton Ohio, where he is teaching math at Vandalia, Ohio. THOMAS 0. WILLIAMS is a civil engi­neer with the U. S. Forest Serice, War­ren, Pa. HUGH E. HEIN is located in South Charleston, W. Va. DAVID BAL­LARD is head coach at Sandstone (W. Va.) High School. PATRICIA WHITE is Home Service Advisor for the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. in Springfield. MRS. BENN (VIRGINIA DEPUE) LICHT­MAN teaches in Huntington. ALAN and BECKY (JACKSON) EARLS live at E'ort Dix, N. J. where he is 2nd Lt. in the army and she is a librarian. RAY and BARBARA (COX) BANE are on the staff of Jackson Junior College in Sitka, Alaska, where he teaches speech and she music and both are dormitory supervisors. ROBERT C. LAWRENCE is an engineer for the technical center at Union Carbide Co. in South Charleston, W. Va. DANA G. and PATRICIA (SHU­MATE) GREENFIELD are in LouisVille, Ky., where he is a civil engineer and she is supervisor of a general laboratory at the Jewish Hospital. BRYAN H. HILL is a physicist at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio.

'61 Foundation Officers, Directors Elected The Marshall Foundation, Incorporated, co-sponsoring

organization of the Office of Development and Alunmi Affairs, has elected Kenneth Stettler its 1961 President, his third consecutive term in that position. John Goodno was chosen Vice-President and Lake Polan, Jr. re - elected Treasurer. John Sayre remains as Secretary by virtue of his position as Director of Development and Alumni Affairs. The three new members elected to the Board of Directors for three-year terms include: Tom Stark, representing the alumni; and Dr. Charles Moffat representing the Faculty; and Raymond Hampton, representing the "At Large" Divi­sion.

Participants In Second Annual-Giving Program Listed

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Mina Hensley Townsend Rev. John Sanford Tyler M. N. Varney Mr. & Mrs. James F. Via Dr. Arthur J. Viehman H. C. Wagner Margaret S. Waldron Zaida Shelton Wands Mary Ann Ward Dr. Glenn Weaver L. Marie White Mildred Ellen White Robt. D. Willis Mr. & Mrs. William E. Willis

Audrey A. Williams Grace Wilson Mrs. H. L. Wilson Isabella Chilton Wilson Elizabeth B. Wiseman Ruby 0. Wolfe Ruth E. Woodson May B. Wortman Nancy Cook Wright Robert E. Yancey Ann Catherine Yeager K. 0. Yeater Hilda B. Young