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DIAMOND JUBILEE 1894-1969

WISCONSIN STATE UNIVERSITY AT STEVENS POINT

WINTIR; . 1968.:.69 .

CLASS NEWS NOTES

1914

Edna Alley Mintonye has had a book, They Laughed, Too, published by Naylor Company, San Antonio, Texas. Recollections by old-timers, as told to school children, of how the Northwest was won, it has been cal led a fresh new look at pioneer life in Oregon. Mrs. Mintonye lives in Monroe, Oregon.

1922

Elizabeth Ann Kellogg Bea11 Jives in Mountain Rest, S. C. She is active in a local art group, arranging shows and exhibits and has won prizes for her own paintings. In recent years she has done some studying at nearby Clemson University.

1926

Kathryn Heffernen has retired after 41 years as horre service supervisor for Wisconsin Public Service in Green Bay.

1927

Alma Krause Parks lives in San Leandro, California where she has done substitute teaching in recent years. Her husband is a champion amateur golfer: State Senior left-handed champion this year; National Senior Lefty champion in 1966; British Co 1umbia Senior champion, 1961; Northern California Senior champion, 1964 and 1967; Western States champion in 1964. Alma's nephew, Duane llarpstcr is a WSU junior.

1930

Angie Sheldon was honored last June for SO years service in education, by nearly 1000 alumni, teachers and friends at the Almond, Wisconsin High school.

1938

Eldor A. Moede has retired after 43 years as an educator. He was Superintendent of Schools at Oconto Falls for the past 20 years.

1939

~:label Wind retired in June after teaching ·at Cudahy, Wisconsin for 26 years. She will live in Roswell, New Mexico.

1940

Kathleen Stone Fredriksen completed her master's degree at UW-Madison and is an A.ssistant professor of Elementary Education at WSU-Whitewater.

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Minnie Hentschel retired in June as special education teacher at Nekoosa. She taught 46 years in­cluding 22 at Nekoosa, Wisconsin.

1950 . . .

Thomas F. Yonash is new director for the Department of Social Services at Jefferson, Wisconsin.

1952

Gretchen Holstein Schoff has been appointed Lecturer in Integrated Liberal Studies and Researcher in the Synnoetics Laboratory at UW-Madison. She has a Ph.D. in English. Her husband, Keith, who attended WSU from 1948-50, has a private patent law practice in Madison.

1951

Phyllis Mae Jarnick was married last _ summer to .John R. Calder. The Calders live in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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Nancy Pau_tz _Krause is living in Sun Prairie, 1\'isconsin where her husband , rerald, is an area staff executive for the United Methodist church . TI1e Kraus es will lead c1 group in a l:lolivian work camp next July.

}!nee] la Luedtke is teaching at Inlet View llrgh school in Anchorage, Alaska and has begun work on he r doctorate at the V. of Alaska .

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.Tchn Cross -was named 196 8 Conservationist of the Year at the 4th annual Governor's Award dinner. The award is g:i ven hy the }•'isconsin l'lj Jdlife Feder ation. Cross is w nffice supply dealer, and forrrer chai rwan of the l'ii sc0nsin Conservation Congress. Ile helped est ablish a 23 acre fishing pond, a S ,000 acre McMillan marsh rublic hunting ground and a 24 , 000 Head rildlife area in the Marshfield, Wiscon­sin vicinity. He has been president of the Central Wisconsin Sportsmen's Club.

11t1 the state leve 1 he was moderator at the governor's forestry and land use conference in 1964 and served on the ~tate resource development advisory coFrnittee and the outdoor recreaton act rrorrar task force.

1955

Pl Braun and his wife , Connie, are parents of a son, Scott Patrick , born August 29. P 1 is· teaching in r:erFany, but was back et WSU last suwmer for graduate study.

1957

Lorraine Ditmar is serving in Venezuela rs a teacher of f'lissionary children. Iler field address is Apart ado 4713, Marcay, Pragua, Venezuela, S.A.

John and Judy (l-laferbecker) ml ler live in Santa Ana, California. They have been singing bit parts for opera on TV. ,Judy is the daughter of WSU's Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr . Gordon Hafer­t,ecker and }~rs. l!aferbecker. The Millers have four children. John is a voca­tional rehahi 1i tation counselor for the State of California.

1960

Mr. and Mrs . Tom Bl ake are the parents of a son, Bradley Ti~Cll"B S , born August 13. r-~rs. Blake is t he for!ler Nancy Olingy.

Pichard T. Haa:i has been appointed assistant parks and fore/try Superintendent at W:..1...rwat osa ., Wisconsin.

1961

Bernard A. Schwetz was awarded the M. S. in Pharmacol ogy at the U. 0f Iowa.

Tho!T'as K~5?:US!l is at Indiana l1 .. this year studying t oward a doctorate. His wife, the form~r Pat Gronski, '62, is teaching at Ill. T0Jn spent last surrmer as a member of the Moorhead State College summer reportory players i n Minnesota.

R. Bruce Lind married Barbara Bukovic. He taught at Sheboygan UW-Center for two years : i s now studying for a Ph.D. at UW-Madison o

Dick Meunier has been named Director of the Town and Country YMCA at OconoJnowoc, Wisconsin . He is married and has two children.

Barhan1 ,T. Paul of the WSll library staff was awarded the ~1.s. in Lil1rary Science at tM-Madison in August.

David N. Tolsted married Bernice E. Nelson. He is a technician at the North Central Forest Experimental Station in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

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Gary Miclrne}s. has been made principal of D.C. Everest Junior !Ji gh school in Schofield, Wiscons i n .

Dr. David J. Newton 0~ l3rooT'iall, Pennsylvania has joined Atlantj c-· iU chfi el d Co. as a senior research che~ist at the Clenolden research center. Ile e,n.:-ned his doctorate at the U. of Arizona .

f.!r. and Mrs. Fred Straub are pi'lrents of a son , Pi chard Joseph, born August 16. Fred recei vecl an ~'.A. in Aup;ust frnm Central rAichigan U. The Straubs live in Portage, Wisconsin.

Cla s s Notes (Cont .)

D:r, Mar k Werne r has a ssumed the dental pra.cti ce of the late Dr. John C. Cross of La Crosse t Wisconsin. Dr. Werner attended WSU from 1961 to '6J.

J oh.n F" __ A,l_~g_ has r e ceived the M.A. degree from t he U. of Illinois where he ma jored i n Labor and Industrial Relations, He is w"i th Western Electric in Kansas Ci t y 5 :V.d.ssourL,

li~~y Ann Baumgart Graumann is now living i n Dubuque, Iowa, where her husband, Bill, i s operations manager at Stampfer'st a Johnson---Hi l l department store,, They have one daughter , Julie.

Mr,, an~ Mrs,, S , feter Leahy: are parents of twins , Brian and Brenda, born July 2. The twins' mother i s the former Kar en Yo~, '65. Their father is in the Forei. gn Lang·uage department on the WSU fac·1Jlty.

Kay S 0 Rasmussen Lewis was awarded the M.A ,, in. Educatio;i-at the U. of Iowa.

Alan._~.£ has been appointe d manage r of the F,, W, Woolworth Co.f Oshkosh store . He is married and has one child.

St eve Waterman is football coach at Ithaca High s chool , Richland Center, Wisconsin where he is also guidance counselor, Hi.s wife , the former Carole ~~~r0atl_:l.,y_, is an English instructor at t he Richland Cente r b ranch campus of WSU at Platteville "

Lawrence E . Dobbs married Marsha Moth.

hank F . Duginski had a showing of his pai ntings at the Ll.ncoln H0 use in Merrill, Wisconsb recently. He was an art major at WSU ,

JoP~rm Dahlberg Hagerstrom married Gene R. Gerondale r ' They live in Green Ba.y.

Robert E. 1-'T..iller was married this past summer to Diane Mari e Dombrowski . He is i n the budget analysis di vision of t h e Army in Warren 1 Mic:higan.

Bernard D. Uebersetz~ has received a Nat 1 L Science Fo1.mdation grant in an Academic Institute Mathematics progr am,

1'11ary Altmann wa s married to Archie Leick. They live at Stratford, Wiscons in where shu teaches.

Franz Camenzind~ received an~ Mc.S. degl'ee this summer at Brigham Young U. He is now studying toward a doctorate at the U. of Wyoming.

William :t: . Grams married Jacque l i n e Ann Web er . He is employed by a Wausau insurance f irm.

Judith Ann Hines married John David Skille. They teach in Cudahy 1 Wiscons~\.n.,

Mary JVlal'ga ret Hoffman marr i ed Daniel Prohaska. She i s a home e conomics teacher at Phi llips High s chool. The Prohaskas live in Par k Falls, Wisconsin.

Paul Holden h as r eceived the M., S. degree in fishery biolo gy from Utah State U.

Bruce Hosterman married Jane Gromo11 . They live at Copperas Cove, Texa-;; Bruce is stationed at Fort Hodd and is a Fi rs t Lt. in the Army. Jane teaches Speech thera,py at Lampasas.

N anc;r Knaack and J erome De.~ruil]. were married in August . Nancy t eache s i n Champaign~ I 1 linois, and Jerome attends the u. of Illinois .

Julie Larson married Robe~.!__C, Menghi n~_,. They live in Steven s Point where he teaches and coaches at P . J .. Jacobs High Sch ool.

ElaYTI;e Osness marri ed Ri~hard Ol l man . She t eache s at Ll.ncoln High schoo1 in Merrill, Wiscons in. They live at Barnes Creek.

Janice Plautz married William Helmuth .

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First Lt . Kerneth G. Wi n gencler was given the An ny cor.1menc!ation ,_Fe <lal foy

meri t orious service during hi s assignment with the 221st Signal Co. in Vi etnam. l'.e is a ph oto officer with t he bat ta lion.

Di ck ftlhert is a pl anner for Dane County. i1e-:Hves in f-'adison, Wisconsin.

Bar b ara fcrn, B lakev rarried John F 1 Hott Harlki·::i. tz \·Jho e lse attended ITSlJe

Davi d En ge l recei ved h is maste r of arts <legree-:r1t t l1e P. of Wyomin f and is te aching at h'es tern Illinois U.

Eu?ene J. He r man was corr.n:issionecl an li rmy Secon d Lt , after gra(luat icn fr orn Infartry Officer Can c.'. idate School, Ft. B@ning~ Georgia, Noverrber 20 .

Kath I e en Loue r and Paul Co Paddock we r e married. She teaches hoJTe economics at ~!arion, Wi sccnsin where he is guidance counselor.

.James Lou';_ s r:i chcls h~s recei ved the M.A. ·degree from the U. of South Dakot<1, in psychology.

Charles Ritzenthaler has been appointed ci a.sketbail coach at Spencerian College in Milwaukee .

Stenhen Frank Rolzin rrarried Elaine Rita Anderson. He te a ches at Ke t tle Moraine ·Boys school , Plymouth, Wisconsin. She is a speech therapist i n PlyPouth.

Robert J . Sakows k i P"arried C:ffol r.r Giove. He ii a gredua te student at rnv-Madison workin g on an acvancecl degree in physics .

!!Y}e P,nthony Schambureck married Patricia Louise Jonpe , I le teaches in Two P.ivers , Wisconsin .

Denn a ~!arie Srri th mar:d e d Dcr:alcl l'i' . Jorr enson. She is a second grc'\deteacher at DeForest, Wisconsin . Eer husband is a student a t UW - Madison .

Gerr1Jd St adler was narred Barab00 1 s Outst ancling Youn g Ecuc,1tor fo r 1?6S . He i s a physical e cucati 0n te : r;1 2 r

at t he Barai JOO , Wi s ccnsin .Jun i c: :r lli gh schooL

I)nv ic! !t-1.. \Talen tine rr.3rr1ed Dai ... 1a ·------- -- --- ---Bern e t t Brtn1ner ,.. Ee j_s :-.1 saf e ty enpinee1' f or 111 ins 1;r'Tce c0rinrmy . They 1 i ve i 1: Cecl ar bur.9, 1H s cons in.

J oseph l'larner has been i ppoi r,ted p ast er of the t,tethod i st church in Shar on, l<lis con sin.

1968

Cha1·lott e Leon a J\dams 1r,;1rri e c .T ohn ,Ta mes K? l_i~1ski , '64 . They live in 1\im Ar bor, M1 ctngan.

:!5!x..ce M0ric Aires rnarr ie c1 r'2.:rL M. Sch t1bert. T'-, n; liv;: ~n IA! 1 l 1, ,:, h i ~ n ; •h _ h u-f - -· ,_, LJ .. au)er, u, 11 ~SCO,.S ,. n >'i .ere S e

t eaches ,

Davi d Midrne 1 Arn old 1;,arr ie({ Darb ara Ann Tasch. Earbara is a seni or at \\!SU.

Davi d J . Bal ~cvin is e n r o l l e d in t he Seven Phase r,'anpm-t e r Deve lop rne11t pTogram of Stand2rd Ci 1 division of Arreric:m Oi 1 Co . He i s mar i.e d to the fo rn,er Kat h l e en L. '.-~oehl who a : s0 attended WS!l, T1ney are· parents o f a son , David Todd. They live in Stevens Point .

Alice BaulTiann marr ied Al I an Stader a t ~lymouth, Wisconsin.

Pauline Rurger n,arried Al an r.: . Babler, '65. They t each at Webb IIigh school, Peedsburg, Wisconsin. Al an h as re ce i ved h is waster's degree from North Illinoi s ll. at DeKa l b .

8qrharc1 Virgini a Foxe marri e c1 p i chard Ellsworth Pfeiffer . She is a s onal worker in Wausau .

Mel da Cettlin2e r was awarde cl a $1600 grant at St . Luke's Hos p ital , Cleveland, Ohio. She ma j ored in f ood and nutrition in ho~e economics at WSU.

Judie Go 11 is s tudy i n :7 at t h " i'. of Mi chigan , Ann Arb or. Whi le at iSl) s he was awarded a $2,000 and a $100 sch c 1arsh ip to intern as a dietician ~ She is an /\i r Fo: -,· e Se cond Lt., a diet i cian i n t he lHo--n-edic,, :' corps. Her

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commission provides for l½ years of university stil°'Y ,,

'l'his past summer, before entering service v

she to1.U'ed Ewope where she v:'.sited Dr. Geoffrey Seed~ head of the rnod8rn history department at St. Andrews U. in Scotland. Dr. S8 ed was an exchang2 professor at WSU in 1966=67.

Orla Mary Gropp married. Keith Sterner Otzen. They live in Minneapolis where he is Assistan~ Manager of the Pick­Nicollet hotel.

Glenda Gums is home economics agent for Trempealeau County in Wisconsin.

Sharon J ea."l. I:-laYlik mar:..~iE?d Do~~ald N. Van Ark. They live in Oconto Falls P

Wisconsin where he is employed. by Scott Paper Company.

Renell Marie Huebner married ~~Willard Zoell..'tler. She is assistant librarian at Ll:ncoln Hig,.½. school P Wisconsin Rapids.

Karen Joh.VJ.son has been awarded a $ 3 0 000 t eaching assistantship at the TJ" of Maryland where sha is studying for an M. A. degree in European his~ory.

Timothy J. OQLeary married Charl ene Mikkelson. Re is employed with General Adj us tment Bureau in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Kathleen Radtke married Craig Ake:y:o They liye in Whiteriverp Arizona where sh e is a librarian. He teaches English i n Lakeside.

Second Lieixtenant _ _parlene A. Raymore gr aduated :t.'rom Women Q s Arwy Corps Officer Basic at Fort· ,McClellan, Alabama in Decew.ber.

She received 18 weeks of trai n ing in Army doctrinev administrati ve methods and operating proc0dures enabling her to command WAC per = sormel and assume staff responsi b i lit ies .

Kathleen ,J. Riedel mar•ried Den..'1.is Bertolino. She is a speech therapist in the Wis consin Rapids school system. He is a student at WSU.

David Scl:m.eide:r is recreation di1~0ctor i n Waupacay Wisconsin.

Patricia L. Thomson is working with t h e Seeland Community Action~ Inc. 1 Nort h Carolina a.s a Vista worker. Her work inclucies c01:..su­mer educa:tionv health and sanitation programs.

Ralph Wholt is employed by the U.S . Soil Conservation Service for Sawyer Count y in Wisconsin.

Air:tna."1 Bernard E. Za~r has been assigned to Edwin Kalke received a cash award for the -best ·~Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas after com-sculpture and general group at the Wausau pleting basic training at Lackland Air Force Festival of Arts in September. He also Base. He will train as a medical services won a cash award in July at the Winnebago- specialist. land Art Fair at Oshkosh with a first place in professional sculpture. In'; August he had a sculptu.:re at the Wisconsin State Fair exhibit in Milwaukee.

Wil 1 iam F. Liberty has joined the pro~ fessional staff of Tau Kappa Epsilon f raternity as a traveling supervisor and representative. He is rssponsible for the chapters in the Great Plains area.

Gary Allan Mauritz married J~dith F. Anderson. He is vocal music instructor at Pittsville, Wisconsin High school.

Roland Noreik~ is teaching at Iola= Scandinavia~ W'j.sconsi.'1. High school. He served in the Navy and retired from that pervice in 1963 as a Senior Chief Aviation n ectronics TecD~~ician. He later graduated rrom WSU as a phys~cs major~ He has a daughters Ll.nda ~ who is a f:r·esl1.man at WSU P and three other children.

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JATE NEWS *

* J'ames Kiefert~ assistant professor of * * education at Washington State u. has b een * * selected to be in the 1968 editi on of * * "Outstanding Personalities of the West '~ * and Midwest". Kiefert lives in Pullman v * * Washington with wife, Ll.ndap and fou.:r * * childl'en. He graduated from WSU in 1961. * * * * Ectvvard A. Fromm of Hamburgv Wiscon s in wa s * * elected president of the Marathon 001.mty * * Ll.b:rary Board of Trustees. Ed is Exe cu-· * * tive President of Fromm Bros.v Inc. He * * was a member of the Class of 1909 . *

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Th0::::-; dsatrJ.s r1~nre been r eported to thE, Ahunr,j_ office ,

Hrs .• Hary Po.rt,e1· Gr~&<:?EY died September 11 in St 0•-1en s ? oint , As the f ormer Jlliss Mary Por te1· sha taugh: on the faculty in musi c :f1·om 1')08 tc 1910 when she marx·iod t h0 lc1t e Dr ,, William Gregory.

}fabel Olsen Servall (Mrs . Thomas) died :Jc t:o!YJ:r· _;_:.;. :,n :Jucroit, :Michi gan. She had a Jong ca.1·ee r in teaching and social vrork.

Hiss Lucy Dc;base die d las t August in Stf.rven.s :Pc i .nt., Sb.e vra.s a teac:l1e1"l in t he l oc r!l pubJj_c schools f or many years.

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Rut:h Pa r·ke r T:aliens1.ein died in December ;:, -L. ""a r t -ir1,~,,. 1•• ·0 Ji'f'or~-ia . S'1e ,·.·,·.-, s a . . t ., ~ - - .JLI:!' ...._, C .,._ ...L.. J._J.,-L.. " ' ,L \;VO, ~

grad°Qft'Ce of SHJ i.·rhc.('8 s h e met he1· husband, t he J;:i,te H , 1\ .. Raben s·;:,oin, '15. t u· . Habenstein wa s a high sct1001.· principal in HarLine z befo1·c., his deat h.

JVlari e J;[,3} g~·een. Dean (rvll.'s ,; Arthw~) died at Stevens Point i .n August.

}liss Frances H, Oestei·l e , 79, cli..ed this past f'a.11. She attend0d St evens Point No:cmal; g1·adL,ating in h ome e con om.i..cs and pri111c.~ .r·:y· (';r:Jncat i o11 ti :!_J·u:1:i . .r1g t l te era 1rJ'l1e11

Stevens Po:Lnt h c,.ci a.n cp.::il' a h ouse she serve rl as orchestra pianist and accompanist for ·v:i siting artists, She was a member of a pionee r Portage Cou.11.ty family"

Mabe l St:i .. me r s died. last Ha y at Tomahawk , vJi sc:ons in whe:re she taught for i..i,2 years, neve r missing a. day of school.

DEATHS

Prof. Donald L. Beran, 6J, Columbia, Missouri, a member of the faculty at the University of Missouri, died in June at SanJuan, Puerto Rico.

Dr. Beran was head of a special training program of the agency for International Development~ He was on a A.ID tour of Jamaica and Puerto Rico, when he became ill. He had been on the U. of Missouri faculty for six years. Besides his bachelor's degre e from this university he had received master's and doctor of philosophy degrees at UW--Madison,

We have received word of the death in 1967 of Lewis Sanders ,, He is survived by his wife and 13 year old son 1 Steven . We received this word from Luida Sandersi his sister, who graduated in 1949.

John Wilhelm Frie s, 27 , a teacher at Rhi n elander, Wisconsi n Junior High school.

Yrr. Fries had been active in the collection and propagation of rare American wildlife waterfowl and had written several articles for waterfowl magazines.

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John J. Ga ch, Director of St0dent Teaching, we nt to Berlin, Germ any recently to take part in an int erna tional education con­ference, for stud y of changes needed be cause . of t ec hnological and sociological advancements . He wa s Wi sconsin 1 s only dele gat e at the meeting , attended by 150 from 24 countrie s a

Dr , 8ernai:_g_ F. Wi ev e l , Nat ur al Resources, wa s honored t h is year by t he American As socia tion on Conservation Information . He received the award fo r his achievements durin ~J 10 years a s chairina n of the natur a l resources department, an d 15 yea r s as dir ect or of s ummer conservation workshops .,

Philip R_._filork~ Geogra phy , was honored this pa s t f a ll wi th a n awar d of $100 for scholarship a nd research ach ievement in the field o f geology .

Dr~ Wa claw So rok~, Hist ory, presided over a two - day World Congress of the Polish Pea s a nt Party i n Be lgium in Nov embcl' 9 He also present ed a report at the me eting •.

Dr . Rober t Knowlton , History, read a paper a t the me eting o f the Southern Historical Association in New Orleans. Hi s subj e ct : "The Me xic a n Churc h and the Refo r ni : Respo11s e and Re s ults.,"

Dr D Gordon Hafe~becker, Vi ce President for /lcaderrd.c Affairs, rep r esented WSU at the inauguratio n of Dr . Kurt Schmeller as president of Bays i de Campus of Queensborough onimunity Co llege in New York. Dr A Sc hme lle r was f ormerly Ass i sta nt t o the President at WSU and a member of t he history depa rtment here.

Art Departrn e nt members who have had their VJork di s pl a yed recently include ~ .Q.,_,_J:i c1c;e r'.. with 21b out 20 paintings, prints 2nd drawing s at Anoka- Ra msey State J unim' College in St . Paul, I Minns sol a ; Norma n Keat s and

Herbert Sandman in the Invita tional Cra fts Show at L'Atelier Galle ry in Milwauk ee •

Three faculty members recently compl e t ed work for Ph ~D . degrees , Th ey are Fred Lea fgren, Director of Hous ing ; Ro na ld Hay, a Forestry Specialis t; Robe t·.L1rrgelha rd~ Natural Resources; and Rob ert W. Ba s tia n of the Geography Departmen t~ There a re no VJ 152 WSU faculty members with t he doctoral degree ,.

Jimmie L. Frank l inj specia list on Negr o histo ry made two addres ses on that subject recentl; , one at the University of Wa s hingtcin in Seattle a nd one at t he Univer s ity of Toledo, Ohio ,.

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l PL ANS l . =B~R~I~T~IS~H:;s:r~.-u:D~Y-=C~E~N~T~E_R i J Plans are being made for the university t o j J establish a study cen t er in L.or1 don, Eng l a nd, J

j President Lee Sherma n Dreyfus has an nounced • l Dreyfus said t hst the pr ogr am is being de­signed f or so phomore s and juniors , and t ha t the course of s t udy probab ly will b e i n the fine arts and liberal a r ts. The univers i ty fac ul ty has voted in favor of the overseas plan which co uld go in to effec t next Septem­ber for about 30 s t udents.

Several un i versity professo rs would s ta f f t he center , with Br itish educators hire d as guest lecturers ~

Kenyard E. Smith, Music , was gue st tneor soloist at Hasti ngs College, Hast i ngs , Nebraska for the Musi c Conse rvatory pres en­tat ion of Hanel 1 s Mess ia h in Decembe r~

Carl H. Lee. Natural Resour ces, published an article 1 "Super numerary F ibrovascular Bundles in Leaves of Pinus nig ra Arnol d : in the American Mi dland Naturalis t.

David E. Blank, Political Science~ is author o f "Ven ezuelan Election Factb ook : December 1 ~ 1968 , "published by th e I ns ti­tute for th e Study of Political System s (Washington, D.C.) ~ Mr. Blank has been

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consulted by the New York staff of CBS news in referenee to that network's election coverage s i nce the publication of his Factbook.

William A. Phillips, Speech, read a paper "Syntax in Stut terers Oral Per­formance" at the Denver meeting of the .American Speech and Hearing Association.

Richard Se Rogers, Speech, has had an article, "The Rhetoric of Militant Deism", published in-the Quar terly Journal of Speech.

Mrs. Catherine Draper, Sociology, read a ·paper tt-Authori taria.nism, Ethnocentrism,

' • II t and Attitudes Toward the Vietnam War a the fall meeting of the Wisconsin Socio­logical Association at St. Norbert!s College in DePere, Wisconsin "

Jagdish Chander, Physics, co-authored a paper "Litium-Drifted Germanium for

" . th Charged Particle Spectroscopy in e IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science.

Dr. Frank We Crow, History department chairman, published a book review in the Journal of American His tory, Prof. Crow's review, which appears in the Septem­ber 1968 issue of the Journal is of Sa.rnuel Mencher' s "Poor Law to Poverty Program: Economic Security Policy in Britain and the United States."

The WSU Alumni Association has as its goal "The promotion of the welfare of Wisconsin State University at Stevens Point and the estab]_ishment of a mutually' beneficial relationship between the University and its alumni." ,

Guy J. Gibson, History , ~as :evi~we~ . . Presidential Reconstruct~on in ~ssissippi by William C. Harris . Prof. Gibson's review is in the September 1968 issue of The Journal of American History.

Two members of t he Laboratory school staff will have an article published in the forthcoming edition of "Elemen-

11 tary English"magazine. Dro Hildegarde Kuse and Miss Betty Allar present an experiment in children's creative writing procedures conducted at the laboratory schoolo

More Class Notes

Frank C& DeGuire, ' 53, became a full time member of the Marquette University Law school faculty this fall. He holds the rank of Assistant Professor.

Robert Hanes is a broker with Robert W. Baird and Coo of Wausau. He and his wife, Patricia (Sroda.} ~, '57, live in Rothschild, Wisconsin.

Rodney F. Johnson is a minister for Concord Park United Meth°t'dist church , Orlando, Floridaq He is nmrried and has one son, born August 29, 1968. Johnson graduated in ' 58,

Helen Bruno and Patrick Timers were married in December" They live in Richland Center, Wisconsin. They Both graduated in •68.

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