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1 The Alumnus cover girl Pauline Engelman; photo.
2 The campus walk Looking east past the Women's Gym; photo.
3 Untitled Swimming Pool and Women's Gymnasium; photo.
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4 Branch school opens Schools open in Algona, Missouri Valley, and Red Oak.
5 College lets down hair Classes dismissed for all-college picnic; photo.
6 Journalists serve Hot Copy Revive journalism banquet tradition.
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7 Dr. Schaefer heads linguists Elected to office in Iowa chapter of American Association of Teachers of German.
8 May music festival Orchestra and chorus present concerts.
9 Nancy Price married Marries Howard R. Thompson, son of Professor M. R. Thompson.
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10 Teach world-mindedness, Dr. Bodein 129 students receive degrees or diplomas; Dr. Bodein delivers address; student awards presented; photo.
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11 New faculty faces at Teachers College Short sketches of new faculty.
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12 Faculty chooses queen Ferne Rapp selected at spring formal; photo.
13 Germans poor hosts Theodore Adams describes experiences as POW in Germany.
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14 Eye sets eight-year All-American record Student newspaper earns honors; photo.
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15 Joan Piper teaches the blind to swim, play Description of work at Vinton school; photo.
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16 Russell to teach at Michigan Professor Myron Russell accepts summer position.
17 Seniors tour the campus 250 high school students visit.
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18 Thanks for the Alumnus
Olson--Emma (Class of 1934) 		Emma Olson working in Chicago.
19 The old lady paddles
Levine--Aaron (Class of 1943) 		Aaron Levine describes life in New Guinea.
20 Waiting is weary business
Goodman--Michael (Class of 1941) 		Michael Goodman recounts navy life in the South Pacific.
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21 Alumnus of '97 active in research
Berkley--John O. 		John O. Berkley still active and in good health in Washington, D. C.
22 Boogie-woogie chick-a-biddy?
Taylor--George (Class of 1926) 		George Taylor working in advertising.
23 Reunion in hospital
Kagan--Leo (Class of 1940) 		Leo Kagan meets Walter Johnson in Philippines.
24 Stevens has ten from T. C. on staff
Hach--Clarence W. (Class of 1937) 		Clarence W. Hach teaches journalism at Stevens College.
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25 Dickinson back from France Art Dickinson assumes coaching duties.
26 KXEL assistant resigns Eunice Baumgartner accepts teaching job; photo.
27 Teachers College of the Air Weekly programming schedule.
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28 Faculty has long-time record of service Average term of service of faculty member is eighteen years; roster of those with long service records.
29 The traditional Choric Hymn Singers Choric Hymn Singers perform; photo.
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30 U. S. S. Bartlett lowers flag Flag lowered for de-commissioning ceremony on April 28, 1945; photo.
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31 Faculty members resign Short sketches of Professors Dietrich and Horns and Dr. Durfee.
32 Professor Lambertson dies Died of heart attack on June 3, 1945; obituary; photo.
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33 Birkhead to study with opera star Jane Birkhead will study with Lotte Lehmann.
34 Miss Hankamp gets NEA post Accepts executive secretary position.
35 Quinine hunter returns Professor Grant describes experiences of searching for cinchona trees; photo.
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36 The Roll of Honor, Capt. Homer L. Lund Died April 25, 1945, in the Philippines while serving as a combat pilot with the "Sky Lancers" and a flight commander of a bomber unit of the Fifth Air Force. He had been awarded the Air Medal for courage and devotion to duty on missions in the Pacific.
37 The Roll of Honor, First Lieutenant Robert L. Brown Reported killed in action February 14, 1943, while piloting a plane over Naples. Co-pilot of a B-24 Liberator Bomber, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, and the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters for completing more than 100 combat missions.
38 The Roll of Honor, Lt. Glenn W. Dexter Killed in a plane crash, April 4, at Tucumcari, N. M.; stationed at Dalhart Field, Texas, as a P-37 pilot; had been in the Army Air Forces since September, 1942; survived by his wife and four-month-old daughter Patty, of Des Moines, and his mother.
39 The Roll of Honor, Lt. Joel G. Herman Reported killed in action May 27 on Luzon while serving as a P-38 pilot; survived by his parents and one sister. A brother, Lt. Kenneth J. Herman, was killed in action October 22, 1944, while serving as a Mustang fighter pilot somewhere over Germany.
40 The Roll of Honor, Lt. Lloyd Miller Killed in June while serving with the Marines on Okinawa. He entered service in 1943. He is survived by his parents, who live at Reinbeck, Iowa.
41 The Roll of Honor, Lt. Robert Bragg Previously reported as missing in action, June, 1944; announced as killed in action in May, 1945; Went overseas in December 1943; stationed in Italy with the 15th Air Force as a bombardier-navigator; Survived by parents, A. L. Bragg and a sister.
42 The Roll of Honor, Pvt. Jack D. Geick Killed in action with the 87th Acorn Division of the Infantry in France, December 12, 1944. He enlisted in the Army in March 1943, and went overseas in October, 1944. He received training at Alfred University, N. Y. His parents live at Pomeroy, Iowa.
43 The Roll of Honor, Sgt. Barton E. Weaver Died in a prison camp in Germany; reported missing since December 17, 1944; enlisted in the Army Reserve in September, 1942; entered active service, March 20, 1943. A member of the 99th Division Band; survived by his mother and a sister of Hawarden, Iowa.
44 The Roll of Honor, Technical Sergeant Dale Nuss Killed in Germany on April 11, 1945, while serving with the 348th Army Combat Engineers. His jeep struck an enemy mine. Surviving him are his wife, formerly Thelma Werkeiser, son, Harlan Arthur; his parents, and a brother, Ens. Dean Nuss, in the Pacific.
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45 Women in Uniform, Beth Dailey Is in Australia serving in the armed forces as an American Red Cross staff assistant.
46 Women in Uniform, Dorothy M. Smith Is a service club hostess stationed at Geneva, Nebraska.
47 Women in Uniform, Edythe Buns Lt., Army Nurse Corps, Station Hospital, Fort Sheridan, Illinois.
48 Women in Uniform, Evelyn Winson Wallace Is in India serving as an American Red Cross staff assistant. Previously she had taught in Primghar and Fayette, Iowa.
49 Women in Uniform, Jean Hoffman Lt., physical therapist, Army Medical Corps, Hawaii.
50 Women in Uniform, Maxine Hunter Assistant Field Director, American Red Cross station hospital, France.
51 Women in Uniform, Maxine Okerstrom American Red Cross hospital recreation work, France.
52 Women in Uniform, Vivian L. Newton WAC, has been assigned to Camp Davis, N. C. Prior to her enlistment, she was associated with the Meredith Publishing Company in Des Moines.
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53 A. D. Coffman, Jr. Lt., Navy, overseas.
54 A. L. Camarata Lt., Marines, overseas.
55 Andrew G. George Capt., Infantry, Philippines.
56 Archie W. Frye Lt., Marines, overseas.
57 Bidne, Howard O. Pfc., Army, Ft. Meade, Md.
58 Blaine K. Coburn Major, Army Air Forces, Marianna, Florida.
59 Craig Clark Cpl., Army, Ft. Thomas, Kentucky.
60 Donald G. Hackett Pvt., Army, overseas.
61 Duane C. Cumpston Lt. Army, overseas.
62 Fred W. Breckenfelder Seaman Second Class, Coast Guard, Quonset Point, Rhode Island.
63 Gail F. Hein Lt., Marines, Oceanside, California.
64 Gale C. Anderson Technician Fifth Grade, Army, overseas.
65 Gerald E. Faust Navy, Ames, Iowa.
66 Harlan H. Goldsmith Sgt., Army, Galveston, Texas.
67 Howard I. Dunlap Capt., El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, California.
68 Howard L. Blanchard Cpl., Army, Ft. George Meade, Maryland.
69 J. Faner Anderson Major, Army Office of Supplies, overseas.
70 James F. Bush S/Sgt., Army, overseas.
71 James P. Hagerstrom Capt., Army, Evansville, Indiana.
72 James W. Christianson Lt., Navy, Camp Bradford, Virginia.
73 John Darwin Davis S/Sgt., Marines, overseas.
74 John J. Baird Capt., Army Air Forces, overseas.
75 Julius B. Flesner Lt. Marines., Marines, overseas.
76 Kenneth F. Hartmann Lt., Army, overseas.
77 Kenneth K. Beatty Lt., Marines, overseas.
78 Kenneth M. Erwin Navy, Shoemaker, California.
79 Kenneth M. Gittins Lt., Navy, overseas.
80 Leslie V. Dix Lt. Col., Army, overseas.
81 M. Merle Anderson Yeoman Second Class, Navy, Joliet, Illinois.
82 Martin Thomas Dolan Technician, Fourth Grade, Army, overseas.
83 Melvin Case T/Sgt., Army, Livingston, Louisiana.
84 Norman G. Hanson Lt., Army, overseas.
85 Parmi S. Garramoni Sgt., Army, overseas.
86 Paul J. Connolly Sgt., Army, Camp Wolters, Texas.
87 Perry H. Grier Cpl., Army, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas.
88 Philip Barck Seaman Second Clss, Navy, Gulfport, Mississippi.
89 R. Leland Dix Pharmacist Mate, First Class, Navy, Chelsea, Massachusetts.
90 Richard Aylesworth Pfc., Marines, U. S. Navy Hospital, Great Lakes, Illinois.
91 Robert B. Flesner Lt., Marines, overseas.
92 Robert C. Hansen Lt., Army, overseas.
93 Robert Findley Lt., Army, Camp Houze, Texas.
94 Robert L. Esau Ens., Navy, Little Creek, Virginia.
95 Robert T. Evans Ens., Navy, Sioux City, Iowa.
96 Robert V. Fisher Sgt., Army, overseas.
97 Vernon E. Hansen Capt., Army, England.
98 Walter W. Johnson T/Sgt., Army, overseas.
99 Wayne E. Gifford Sgt., Army, overseas.
100 William F. Burke Pvt., Army, Madison, Wisconsin.
101 William H. Frost Cpl., Army, overseas.
102 William H. Frost Cpl., Army, overseas.
103 William T. Buchwald Coast Guard, overseas.
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104 Aaron Linn Sgt., Army, overseas.
105 Arthur Latta Marines, overseas.
106 Arthur O. Noxon Yeoman Second Class, Navy, Newport, Rhode Island.
107 Carl E. Ortmeyer Cpl. Army, overseas.
108 Clifford Peck Patrol Inspector, Army, Bismarck, North Dakota.
109 Dale H. Ott Pvt., Army, Assam, India.
110 Donald J. Peck T/Sgt., Army, overseas.
111 Eugene A. Holdiman Pvt., Army, overseas.
112 Eugene LeVine Pfc., Army, Great Falls, Montana.
113 Glenn E. Jesperson Capt., Army, Great Falls, Montana.
114 Glenn L. Olsen Lt., Army, overseas.
115 Henry A. Loats Lt. (j.g.), Navy, overseas.
116 Herbert M. Kuenstling Pharmacist Mate Third Class, Coast Guard, Pacific.
117 James M. Maas Ens., Merchant Marine, New Orleans, Louisiana.
118 Jerome Kaplan Lt., Navy, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
119 Jerry B. Hogan S/Sgt., Army Air Forces, overseas.
120 John Messerli Cpl., Army, overseas.
121 Joseph G. Mueller Sgt., Army, Fort Lewis, Washington.
122 Joseph K. Park Sgt., Army, overseas.
123 Leo Kenneally Pvt., Army, Fort Ord, California.
124 Leonard Janssen Lt., Army, overseas.
125 Loren R. Nus Pvt., Army, Fort Lewis, Washington.
126 Lorenz P. Krueger Boatswain's Mate First Class, Coast Guard, Chincoteague Island, Virginia.
127 Marc Ihm Ens., Navy, overseas.
128 Max R. Reinstein First Lieutenant, Army, overseas.
129 Merritt Ludwig Pvt., Army, overseas.
130 Orville E. Nichols Lt. (j.g.), Navy, overseas.
131 Purple Heart, Ens. Donald Southall Was awarded the Purple Heart for injuries received while engaged in the battle at Okinawa; now stationed on a destroyer at Pearl Harbor. He has been overseas since January 1945.
132 Purple Heart, First Lieutenant John D. Scoville Who was killed in action November 30, 1944, while with General Courtney Hodges' First Army in Germany, was awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart Posthumously for gallantry in action.
133 R. Eckels Hutchison Lt. (jg), Navy, overseas.
134 Ralph G. Moritz Technician Third Grade, Army Intelligence Service, overseas.
135 Ray Leonard Kober Lt., Army, Camp River Rouge Park, Michigan.
136 Ray M. Kendle Cpt., Army, Columbia, South Carolina.
137 Richard J. Meier Pfc., Army, overseas.
138 Robert Allen Mallory Lt., Army, overseas.
139 Robert E. Ludtke First Lieutenant, Army, Dallas, Texas.
140 Robert J. Pattee First Lieutenant, Army, overseas.
141 Robert L. Jones Lt., Army, Santa Ana, California.
142 Robert W. Porteous T/Sgt., Army, St. Petersburg, Florida.
143 Russell M. Howe Pfc., Army, Philippines.
144 Sophus F. Helm Navy, overseas.
145 Tom Lamke Lt., Army, Warrenton, Virginia.
146 Tom N. McClelland Lt. (j.g.), Navy, Sampson, New York.
147 Wendell Jack Rider Ens., Navy, Quillaynte, Washington.
148 Wilfred L. McGimpsey Lt. (j.g.), Navy, Grosse Ile, Michigan.
149 William H. O'Neill Pfc., Army, overseas.
150 Willis H. Mevis Lt. (j.g.), Navy, overseas.
151 Woodrow Nelson Army, Camp Swift, Texas.
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152 Bessie Larson Resides in Hollywood, California. Before moving there five years ago, she lived at Rembrandt, Iowa.
153 Dr. Aubrey C. Grubb and Mrs. Ruth Grubb John Findlay Grubb, chemistry student at the College, has received the Boehmler Scholarship, awarded to a worthy student in Cedar Falls. He is the son of the late Dr. Aubrey C. Grubb and Ruth Grubb.
154 Ethel G. Cocking Is a supervisor in the Naval Air Station at Peru, Indiana., where she resides.
155 Haziel Linderman Is a supervisor of the second and third grades at State Teachers College, Platteville, Wisconsin. Previously she taught in the Garden Country Day School, Jackson Heights, New York.
156 Irving J. McDuffie, Jr. Is in the Sociological Department of the Ford Motor Company, Rouge Plant, Dearborn, Michigan. He resides in Highland Park, Michigan.
157 John E. Barnes, Sr. Is manager of the Eastern branch of Clay Equipment Company at Binghamton, New York.
158 Mabelle Agnes Payton After thirty years, she retired from teaching in the New Trier High School at Winnetka, Illinois; taught in Cherokee County rural schools; and in the high schools at Marcus, Shenandoah, and Ames, Iowa.
159 Major Jean Melin, (Jean B. Horner) Is a WAC instructor of leadership and administration in the WAC program at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana. She has been in the service since July, 1942.
160 Margarette Ball Dickson Was elected vice president of the National federation of Poetry Clubs in the recent meeting in Indianapolis. Her son, Lt. Col. Donald Dickson, serves on the Headquarters Staff of General Douglas MacArthur.
161 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Luce, (Marjory Garmire) Arnold, Marjory, and their two children, John, and David, reside in Minneapolis. Arnold is Assistant to the Director of Visual Education Service at the University of Minnesota. He received his M. A. from Columbia University, New York, in 1940.
162 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Williams, (Grace Merrick) Reside at Blencoe, Iowa, where they have a hardware and drug business, and Edwin is the County Treasurer. Their son George is a First Lieutenant in Army Finance. He is serving overseas.
163 Mr. and Mrs. James McLean, (Mildred E. Challstrom) Now reside on State Street, Cedar Falls.
164 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Louis Schoales, (Leta Duffus) Reside at Montezuma, Iowa. Leta has been teaching primary grades in various Iowa schools for the past nine years and has been substitute teaching the past year.
165 Mrs. H. P. Thomas, (Gladys M. Cocking) Resides in Mora, Minnesota, where her husband is employed.
166 Mrs. James A. Yeager, (Cora L. Mercer)
J. Alton Yeager 		Cora and daughter, Beth, live at Mazanillo, Texas. J. Alton died January 12, 1944, in Portland, Oregon, and a son, Lt. Mercer A. Yeager, was killed in Germany, November 22, 1944.
167 Mrs. Nina E. Darr, (Nina E. Baumgardner), and
Mrs. Edmund Taylor, (Nettie Packard) 		Has been teaching in the primary grades at Three Rivers, California, where she and her husband reside. Mrs. Edmund Taylor, (Nettie Packard) lives at Kaweah, about two and one half miles from Three Rivers.
168 Myrtle E. Haase Is educational director at the Muirdale Sanatorium at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, an institution devoted to the treatment of tuberculosis. She devotes most of her time to the instruction of Cadel Nurses. She was at South View Hospital, Milwaukee.
169 Pearl H. Middlebrook Is an assistant editor for the Silver Burdett Co., Chicago. She received a master's degree from the University of Chicago in 1927.
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170 Dorothy Johnson Is head of the plastic surgery department of the Red Cross headquarters in San Diego, where she resides. Before accepting this position she taught in the schools at Ontario, California.
171 Eric P. Hansen Is acting principal and commercial and mathematics instructor at the Springville Consolidated School at Springville, Iowa. They reside in Marion, Iowa. They are the parents of a daughter, Carole Ann.
172 Gena Grubb Has written an article published in the May 1945, issue of "Midland Schools," of the Iowa State Teachers' Association. It announced the one hundredth birthday of Iowa and emphasizes the assets and importance of Iowa as a state. She resides at Dickens.
173 George C. Schultz Is the safety engineering manager for the Hardward Mutual Casualty Co., Chicago. They reside in Lincolnwood, Illinois. They have a daughter, Patty Lou, and a son, Stephen George.
174 Lewis G. Hersey Has been appointed Assistant Director of Hospital Service Inc., of Iowa. For six years he worked in Blue Cross service; received his entire education from kindergarten through college on the Teachers College campus.
175 Louis P. Ortale Has been field director with the American Red Cross since September, 1943. In December 1944, he served in France and later in Germany with the Third and Seventh Armies. Previously, he was superintendent at Guttenberg, Iowa, for five years.
176 Lt. F. W. Schlesselman Is now assigned to the Atlantic Fleet Anti-Submarine Warfare Unit doing research work. He was formerly assistant professor of art at Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa, for four and a half years prior to accepting his commission early in 1943.
177 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jackson, (Verna Winterfield) Reside in Detroit, Michigan. They have a daughter, Sharon Lee.
178 Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lee, (Janet Sea) Have moved to Fremont, Iowa, where he operates a portable feed mill and a feed store. They have two children, Kay and Sandra.
179 Mrs. Charles M. French, (Elizabeth Fiebelkorn) Resides in Baltimore, Maryland. Her husband is a Signal Corps Inspector, stationed at a Westinghouse Plant in Baltimore. Her brother, Philip J. Fiebelkorn, is in the armed forces.
180 Mrs. Chester Bridden, (Della Grubb) And her husband, former receiver and cashier of the Railway Express Company in Boston, now retired, are living at Dickens, Iowa. Chester is serving on the School Board at Dickens, and Della is serving as secretary of the Red Cross.
181 Mrs. Clarence McCarville, (Regina J. Gilles) Has been teaching vocal music in the high school at Riceville, Iowa, for the past year. She is making her home at Riceville with her three small daughters while her husband is in the service.
182 Mrs. D. J. Querio, Jr., (Colene White) Is a secretary for the Army Air Forces in Chicago, where she resides.
183 Mrs. E. E. Baran, (Ruth L. Henn) Is living in Chicago with her two sons, Norval and Conrad. Her husband is a second class petty officer in the U. S. N. R. and is stationed at Corpus Christi, Texas.
184 Mrs. Paul Ludden, (Elna Mae Cummings) Resides in Rochester, Minnesota. She has one daughter, Marilyn Sue. Her husband was formerly a Methodist minister at Byron, Minnesota, and is now a chaplain with the 186th Hospital in England.
185 Mrs. R. W. O'Connor, (Isabel Murphy) Resides in Louisville, Kentucky.
186 Ralph G. Nichols Was advanced to the rank of associate professor and appointed head of the rhetoric department in the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics at the University of Minnesota.
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187 Bethel Merrill Daughter of Harry Merrill, of Cedar Falls, has recently received a Civil Service Appointment with the Navy. She is Junior Library Assistant at the Naval Air Station, North Island, San Diego, California.
188 Capt. Arley J. Wilson Was awarded the sixth and seventh Oak Leaf Clusters to the Air Medal on the Fifth Army front in Italy. He was serving as liaison pilot and observer for the artillery of the 88th "Blue Devils" infantry division. He entered the service in January 1943.
189 First Lieutenant Kenneth L. Mueller Was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement as a bombardier on an Eighth Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress while stationed in England. He entered the Army Air Forces in June 1942.
190 Gerald E. Faust Is Navy Mail Clerk of the V-12 unit at Iowa State College, Ames. He recently returned to the states from New Caledonia.
191 Hospital Attendant First Class Lloyd Ruby Was recently on campus during a fifteen-day leave. He received his boot training at Farragut, Idaho, and for the past ten months has been in the receiving unit at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Chicago.
192 Lt. Glenn W. Behrens Was awarded the Silver Star in April for gallantry in action in Germany. He had previously received the Purple Heart and Oak Leaf Cluster and Air Medal.
193 Melvene Draheim Was one of ninety-four graduate students from thirty-one states, Washington, D. C., Canada, and China, who were awarded fellowships to the University of Chicago. She is a former member of the Hampton high school faculty.
194 Milton A. Wehrle Teaching at Oakland, Iowa, for the past several years; now superintendent of schools at Joice, Iowa.
195 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sheldahl, (Dorothy Freed) Are living on a farm near Harcourt, Iowa. They have three children, Joanne, Marvin, and Carol. Their address is Fort Dodge, Iowa.
196 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Piper, (Gladys Linderman) Reside in Seattle, Washington.
197 Mr. and Mrs. W. Morgan Davies, (Audrey Munson) Live at Anchorage, Alaska. They are the parents of two sons, John and Jim. Morgan is with the Civil Aeronautics Administration in the Aleutian area.
198 Mrs. Albert Cloud, Jr., (Marjorie Mangold) Resides in Washington, D. C. She is secretary to Congressman Henry O. Talle.
199 Mrs. Baird McIlroy, (Arlene Archer) She and her son, Reed, reside in Seattle, Washington, while Lt. McIlroy is with the Naval Reserve.
200 Mrs. Marion Thurston, (Catherine Baer) Is teaching physical education in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, while her husband is serving overseas.
201 Mrs. R. C. Pearson, (Catherine Brown) And son, James Daniel, are living in Cedar Falls. Her husband, Lt. Pearson, is with the Army Air Forces overseas.
202 Rev. and Mrs. Orvis K. Schlesselman, (Florence M. Phipps) Are living at Colorado Springs, where Orvis is pastor of the Calvary Evangelical Church. He had been pastor of the First Evangelical Church, Fort Dodge, Iowa. They have two children, Marvin and Louanne.
203 Vera M. Beltz Has been teaching the fifth grade in the Garfield Building at Cherokee, Iowa. Previously she had taught in grade schools at Exira and Vinton, Iowa.
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204 Capt. And Mrs. Kenneth C. Weatherwax, (Bette Brooks) Reside in Amarillo, Texas, where he is stationed with the Army Air Forces. They have two daughters, Debra Ann and Mary Beth.
205 Capt. Roland E. Mitchell Was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal, and three Oak Leaf Clusters for meritorious achievement while flying with the Eighth Air Force over Germany.
206 First Lieutenant Gerald A. Pieres Received his second wound, April 21, 1945, while serving on the Italian battle front with a tank battalion. He had been awarded the Purple Heart for injuries received April 29, 1944, on the Anzio beachhead. His sister is Florence M. Pieres.
207 Janet Little Is employed in Evanston, Illinois, where she resides.
208 Lt. Richard E. Britson Was recently presented the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in the aerial combat flight against the enemy in the Pacific theater of war.
209 Lt. Stephen Gilbert Hobson Is now minister of music and counselor of the Methodist Youth program at Mason City. He was a former teacher in the music department of the Monticello public schools. He has recently received a medical discharge from the Army Air Force.
210 Margaret Miner Received the master's degree in June 1944, from the University of Michigan. She is now an instructor in the School of Education at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
211 Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. "Hoot" Cole, (Muriel Riedy) Reside in Flint, Michigan, where Francis works as newscaster at Station WFDF. He took the beginning radio course at the College and worked in the studios of KXEL at the College. He was later employed as announcer at the KXEL studios in Waterloo.
212 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Richard Wilson Reside in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, where Lloyd is employed by the Eastman Corporation. They have a son, Gary Richard.
213 Mrs. Keith Able, (Helen Ressir) Is employed, with her husband, at Montgomery Ward Co. at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She had previously taught kindergarten at Glenwood, Springville, and Clear Lake, Iowa. They reside in Cedar Rapids.
214 Mrs. Paul F. Hain, (Anna Mae Martin) Resides at Nichols, Iowa. Her husband, Paul, is serving in the infantry overseas. They have a son, Paul Francis Hain, Jr.
215 Mrs. Peter E. Terzis, (Lois J. Pettis) Is living with her parents at Kellerton, Iowa, while her husband is with the Navy at sea. Before her marriage, she served as Aerographers Mate Third Class with the WAVES. She was given a medical discharge in September 1944.
216 Mrs. R. L. Summitt, (Vera Handbury) Taught in the elementary schools during the past year at St. Petersburg, Florida, where he husband was stationed. Previously she had taught in the grade schools at Macedonia and Council Bluffs, Iowa.
217 Robert B. Kamm, (Maxine Moen) Robert is completing his course as Naval Aviation Radio and Radar Technician at Corpus Christi, Texas. His wife, Maxine, is teaching music at the David Hirsch school, Corpus Christi.
218 Rogena Gentner Is continuity writer and announcer at Radio Station WIZE, Springfield, Ohio. She previously had taught English and speech in the schools at Ireton, Iowa, and Arcanum, Ohio, and did radio work at Station WING, Dayton, Ohio.
219 Ruby Woodyard, and her sister, Mrs. Corwyn Hicks, (Laura Weller) Reside in Waterloo. Ruby teaches at Sloane Wallace Junior High School. Laura works at John Deere Tractor Company in the Engineering Department. First Lieutenant Hicks is in the Signal Corps, and is Adjutant of a Signal Service Battalion, overseas.
220 Ruth Behrens Music instructor in the Mason City High school, was recently appointed as adviser to the executive committee of the Iowa High School Music Association in the field of vocal music.
221 Thelma Peterson Is teaching speech, drama, and American literature in the high school at Rock Falls, Illinois. She formerly was instructor in English and drama in the high schools at Tripoli, Iowa, and Grant Park, Illinois.
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222 Alice Budlong Recently graduated from an Aerial Gunnery School at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida, and is now an instructor at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tennessee.
223 Capt. Alvin M. Welbes Was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for superb leadership and courage in aerial combat with the 12th Air Force in Europe.
224 Harold McConeghey Visited the Teachers College campus in April. He recently returned from China where he was employed since October, 1942, by the Office of War Information.
225 Irvene Farnsworth The former editor of the Old Gold has been teaching the past year at Fairfield, Iowa. She resides in Primghar, Iowa.
226 Joan Doan Is teaching in the LaSalle Junior High School, Greeley, Colorado, where she resides. She is also studying voice and piano at Colorado State College of Education and is a bassoonist with the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra.
227 Mr. and Mrs. Koert Smith, (Eleanor Stiles) Reside in Clinton, Iowa. They have three children, Gwendolyn, Koert, Jr., and Jane Frances.
228 Mrs. Clement H. Wilson, (Thelma Everts) Resides in Boston, Massachusetts, while her husband, Machinist Mate Second Class Willson is stationed there with the Navy. Prior to her marriage, she taught art and music in the grade schools of Waterloo, Iowa.
229 Mrs. David A. Porter, (Ruth Louise Herzberg) And daughter, Ellyn Kay, reside in Waterloo, while her husband, Lt. Porter, is in the service in Europe.
230 Mrs. Reuben E. Tesch, (Bernece E. Reid) Is now a grade teacher in West Liberty, Iowa. She formerly taught in Maynard, Iowa. Reuben is a radar operator in the Coast Guard.
231 Pat Walter Taught kindergarten in Longfellow School, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, for the past year. She resides in Sioux Falls.
232 Technician Fourth Grade Mark W. Yaggy Has received high praise from his commanding general at the Air Service Command depot in England where he is serving on the signal maintenance line. He has been in the service since November 1942, and has been overseas for nineteen months.
233 William B. Berntsen Is assistant pastor of the First Baptist Church at Denton, Texas; director of religious education and music; organized a students' A Capella Choir, from North Texas State Teachers College. His wife, the former Beryl Cutshall of Cedar Falls, is organist.
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234 Alice Bernice Burehland Married Raymond Schnur, February 24, 1945. She taught primary grades at Colo, Iowa.
235 Alma G. Anderson Married Dewey B. Snyder, April 2, 1944. She is in the U. S. Employment Service Office, and he is with the Automatic Washer Co., Newton, Iowa.
236 Donald A. Van Deest Pfc., Army, East Indies.
237 E. C. Schneider Lt., Navy, Western Pacific.
238 Earl E. Schramm Lt., Marines, overseas.
239 Emma June Azeltine Married Lt. A. W. Blow of the Army Air Forces on December 27, 1944. She now resides in Waupon, Wisconsin.
240 Erwin Sage Commander, Navy, overseas.
241 Frederick H. Ritze First Lieutenant, Marines, overseas.
242 George D. Tallman Aviation Machinist Mate Third Class, Navy, San Luis Obispo, California.
243 H. Dean Strohbehn A/C, Navy Air Corps, Ringsville, Texas.
244 Harry Slife Lt., Marines, San Clemente, California.
245 Irene Anderson Married James Merriman, October 1944. Prior to her marriage, she taught in the high schools at Lead, South Dakota, and Sheridan, Wyoming. James is in the Naval Air Service in the Pacific.
246 Ivan C. Williams Chief Storekeeper, Navy, Oakland, California.
247 James A. Ruthven Sgt., Army, overseas.
248 James M. Vaughn Lt., Navy, overseas.
249 Josiah F. Rummel Pharmacist Mate First Class, Navy, overseas.
250 Joyce Albertson Married S/Sgt. Nolan B. Green, January 5, 1945, at Storm Lake. She has been a primary teacher at Alta and Cherokee, Iowa.
251 Leonard R. St. Clair Lt. (j.g.), Navy, overseas.
252 Marion Brown Married Tech. Sgt. Harry J. Barmettler on May 6, 1945. She has been instructor at the North Junior High School, Sioux City, Iowa. Sgt Barmettler served in the European theater of war and is now stationed at Sioux City.
253 Miriam E. Broer Married Merle W. Lindsey, May 28, 1944. She taught home economics and typing this past semester in the Rowan, Iowa, schools. They are living on a farm near Rowan.
254 Myron Stearns Pfc., Army, overseas.
255 Pauline Buchan Married to Pfc. Floyd Schneider, December 2, 1944. They reside in Madison, Wisconsin.
256 Pearl Claussen and Lt. Roy H. Jorgensen Married April 12, 1945. She taught in Woodward and Colfax, Iowa. Lt. Jorgensen received his commission in the Air Corps and has been stationed at Sheppard Field, Wichita Falls, Texas.
257 Quentin L. Sawtelle Sgt., Army, Vint Hill Farms Station, Virginia.
258 Richard D. Torry Pvt., Army, Camp Crowder, Missouri.
259 Richard Schaeffer Pvt., Marines, Camp Pendleton, California.
260 Robert D. Rowley Lt. (j.g.), Navy, overseas.
261 Robert E. Wilde Cpl., Army, overseas.
262 Robert F. Ward S/Sgt., Army Medical Dept., overseas.
263 Roger Willert Lt. (j.g.), Navy, overseas.
264 Roland W. White Lt., Navy, overseas.
265 Thomas E. Witson Sgt., Army, Picayune, Mississippi.
266 Vera Abrams Married Glenn Denny, August 22, 1944. Vera has been a teacher in the fourth grade in the Oskaloosa, Iowa, schools. Since June 1, they have been on a farm near Farson, Iowa.
267 W. Ardell Stelck Cpl., Marines, overseas.
268 Wayne M. Wilbur Pfc., Army, overseas.
269 William Carl Schultz Cpl., Army, Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.
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270 Alta B. Hansen Married Herman Bollhoefer on June 11, 1944. Herman recently received a medical discharge from the Navy and they are living on a farm near Haverhill, Iowa.
271 Ardyth Genevieve Hasch and Lt. Leonard F. Janssen Married July 2, 1944. Ardyth resides in Sac City, Iowa.
272 Betty Ann Hodge Married Lt. John E. Schaaf on May 31, 1944. Lt. Schaaf is now with the Army Air Corps in England. She has been a grade teacher at Swaledale, Iowa.
273 Captain Gaylord I. Indvik Married Margaret G. Wall, Van Couver, British Columbia. She continues to serve in the office of the British Staff in Washington, while Captain Indvik is in the Marianas, serving as Assistant Department Chief of Staff, Supply Service.
274 Dorothy Jacobia Married Pharmacist Mate Second Class Norman Raisch on December 17, 1944. She formerly taught in the public schools at Delhi, Iowa, and is now employed as a clerk in the Treasury Department, Washington, D. C., where she resides.
275 Ensign Bruce Dahlbo Married Ruth Gibson, in May 1944. Ensign Dahlbo is with the Navy in the Pacific area.
276 Ethel Heath Married A. Claire Robbins on March 30, 1945. She has been teaching in Vinton, Iowa. They reside in Shellsburg, where he farms..
277 Evelynne Constance Holmes Married Lt. Paul F. Uthe on January 23, 1945. She taught the primary grades at Somers, Iowa. Recently she has been employed in the news room of the Ames Daily Tribune.
278 Gladys Fay Du Bois Married George Tjaden, September 30, 1944.
279 Harriett Heilmann Married Robert Lawrence on April 8, 1945. She has been the junior high instructor in the Dundee consolidated school for the past three years. Robert is engaged in farming.
280 Helen Havlicheck Married to S/Sgt. Wendell Luscaleet on December 20, 1944. She has been teaching in Monticello.
281 Helen J. Corey Married Edgar R. Herzog, September 20, 1944. They are both with the Federal Housing Agency in Seattle, Washington, where they reside.
282 Irene Fockler and Lt. Victor F. Varvel Married March 17, 1944. Lt. Varvel is stationed at the Army Air Field, Laredo, Texas, as a pilot. They reside in Laredo.
283 Irene M. Heiken Married to Leonard Suchland, June 3, 1944. They reside in Indianapolis, Indiana. Leonard is an engineer at Stout Field.
284 Josephine E. Donelson Married S/Sgt. James E. Bowman, July 25, 1944. She is grade and junior high principal at Luverne, Iowa, while her husband is in service.
285 Laura Lee Hawley Married T/Sgt. Glenn A. Thumma on August 13, 1944. They reside in Clovis, New Mexico.
286 Loetta Curran Married to S. Clark Martin, September 10, 1944. Prior to their marriage she taught speech in the public schools of Tucson, Arizona. Clark is employed the U. S. Dept of Agriculture Forest Service as forest ecologist. They reside in Tucson, Arizona.
287 Lois Field Married Joe E. Roewe, March 25. She taught in the public schools at Washta and Laurens, Iowa. They will live on a farm near Laurens.
288 Margaret Gring Married to Lt. Clint M. Koch, March 13, 1943. She has been teaching seventh and eighth grades at Truesdale. Prior to her marriage, she taught fifth grade in Cherokee, Iowa.
289 Marian Hook Married Lt. (j.g.) Robert G. West, on January 8, 1945. She has been an instructor in the schools at Waterville and West Branch, Iowa. Lt. West served in the Pacific Area and holds the Navy Cross and the Navy Medal.
290 Marjorie M. Hutchens Married T/Sgt. Thomas Hale of the Marines in 1944. She is head teacher in the Child Care School at Jefferson School, San Diego, California.
291 Mildred Lucile Erickson Married Charles Crim, March 18, 1944. They live on a farm near Stratford, Iowa.
292 Naoma Fern Guthrie Married Lt. Floyd Hurdle, February 8, 1945. Prior to her marriage, she taught primary grades at Tabor, Iowa. She will reside in Shenandoah, Iowa.
293 Ruth A. Halterman and Dan Bock Married June 1, 1944, and reside in Lancaster, California.
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294 Beatrice McFadzen Married Glenn Lent, on December 31, 1945. She taught in Akron and Plover, Iowa.
295 Bernice C. Nordmark Married Albert W. Kinne on June 3, 1944. He is practicing dentistry at Fort Dodge, Iowa, where they reside.
296 Bonnybel Mary Kirkpatrick Married Shipfitter First Class George A. Graham, on January 18, 1945. She will continue teaching the primary grades in Buchanan school, Cedar Rapids, while her husband is with the Navy in the Pacific.
297 Dorothy LaVerne Leisure Married Cpl. H. J. Neubert, on October 24, 1944. They reside in San Bernardino, California.
298 Dorothy M. Palmer Married Harold J. Huck on May 27, 1945. They live on a farm near La Porte City, Iowa.
299 Edna Mae Kamm Married Lawrence A. Gaines, February 17, 1945. She has been a primary teacher at New Albin and Hampton, Iowa. She has recently worked with the F. B. I., Washington, D. C.
300 Helen Pauline Martin Married Lt. E. F. Averill, on May 28, 1944. They reside in Tampa, Florida.
301 Hyacinth M. Peterson Married Calvin L. Ray, May 20, 1944. She will continue as high school English and dramatics teacher at Scranton, Iowa, while Calvin is with the Navy.
302 Jane Porter Married Sgt. William Berninghausen, on May 30, 1945. Sgt. Berninghausen is in military service on the Pacific Coast. Jane is an instructor in physical education for women at the Teachers College this summer.
303 Joyce Jansonius Married Thomas Church, on May 21, 1944. Since April 1943, he has been serving in the armed forces as an Army Engineer. Joyce resides in Ackley, Iowa.
304 Lt. (j.g.) Jerome Kaplan Married Ethel Becker, on April 22, 1945. He has recently been a navigator aboard an LST boat and has served two years in the Southwest Pacific. They reside in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where he is stationed.
305 Lt. Kenneth F. Hartman Married Geraldine Kirkey of Waterloo on February 24, 1945. Lt. Hartman is an instructor in chemical warfare at the school at Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland. They reside in Bel Air, Maryland.
306 Marcella Johnson Married Dr. Terrance A. Dorsey, June 11, 1944. He is a graduate of Iowa State College and is practicing veterinarian medicine at Dumont. Marcella taught at Roland, Iowa.
307 Margery Blanche Kremanak Married John Seel, on May 20, 1945. They reside in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
308 Mavis V. Meek Married Lt. (j.g.) A. Tilman Holland, on May 21, 1945. She had just completed a year as home economics teacher in the high school at Roland, Iowa. They will reside in Oregon near the Naval Air Base where Lt. Holland is stationed.
309 Mrs. Cathleen L. Merner, (Cathleen Ludeman) Married Everett Stanley Brooks, on February 24, 1945. They reside in Norwalk, Connecticut.
310 Rita M. Malloy Married Dale P. Figgins, U. S. N. R., on February 19, 1945; taught in the primary grades in Rhodes, Clarksville, and Milford, Iowa. She has been employed in the laboratory of the Union Oil Refinery in Long Beach, California, for the past several years.
311 RoJean W. Jensen Married Sgt. Charles B. Wilson, March 1, 1945. He is stationed at Hot Springs, Ark. RoJean has completed teaching six years as a grade teacher at Stanhope, Iowa.
312 Ruth Ellen Jones Married Lt. Philip R. Gilbert on October 29, 1944. Lt. Gilbert is temporarily assigned at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
313 Sernal Genevieve Olson Married Forrest Hultgren, on June 18, 1944. They reside at Alta, Iowa.
314 Virginia C. Loy Married Lt. (j.g.) Charles O. Vau Dell on January 20, 1945. Virginia taught sixth and seventh grades. Lt. Vau Dell is a graduate of Lawrence College, Appleton, and the University of Wisconsin Law School. He is now serving with the Navy in the Pacific.
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315 Alice Jane Sighn Married Thomas Harrison Roberts, October 7, 1944. She is continuing to serve in the Physical Therapy Department at the Army Medical Center, Washington, D. C. Thomas received the B. S. degree from Ball State Teachers College, Muncie, Indiana.
316 Ardith Schipull Married Sgt. Duane Fields, on January 2, 1945. She taught kindergarten at Harris, and later first grade at Albert City, Iowa.
317 Darlene Wolfe Married Cpl. Wayne Granger on March 10, 1945. For the past two years, she has been teaching home economics and mathematics in the schools at Waterville, Iowa, and will continue her work.
318 De Maris Mae Sohner Married William G. Howard, on February 23, 1945. She will continue in service as a Navy Nurse for the duration. She is stationed in the Navy Hospital at Shoemaker, California.
319 Eva Elizabeth Shatzer Married Leon J. Gilkenson, on August 22, 1944. They reside in Lawrence, Kansas.
320 Gertrude E. Seamonds Married Leo Behne on October 28, 1944. He is engaged in farming, and they reside at Toronto, Iowa.
321 Helen Anne Tosaw Married Dan John McCleskey, on October 7, 1944. He is employed by the Union Pacific Railroad. Helen was an elementary teacher in Rock Springs, Wyo. They reside in Rawlins, Wyoming.
322 Isabelle Rose Rohrer Married Lt. John William Gaalaas, on May 9, 1945. She taught in the Wright County rural schools and kindergarten in Palmer and Laurens. She has been a hostess on the T. W. A. Airlines for the past two years.
323 Joyce Earlene Wagner Married Cpl. Douglas D. Dankel, of the Marine Corps, on August 19, 1944. She has been teaching at Glidden, Iowa.
324 Joyce Ray and Cpl. Galen S. Lawrence Married October 22, 1944. Galen is stationed at Seattle, Wash. Joyce is doing personnel work with Clinton Engineering Works at Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
325 Lillian Schrauth Married Lt. David C. Williams, on December 28, 1944. She has been teaching at Sheldon and will continue to teach for the duration of the war.
326 Lorraine Schuler Married Pvt. Milo R. Schwarck, on March 4, 1945. She taught in rural schools and two years in the Whitten schools. For the past two years she has been deputy county superintendent of schools in Eldora, Iowa.
327 Lt. Carleton A. Rider Married L. Deanne Biddlecome on January 5, 1945. Lt. Rider is Athletic and Special Service Officer at the post at Neosho, Missouri, where they reside.
328 LuVern Louise Rosenberg Married Wm. H. Helms, on June 3, 1944. She resides in Bettendorf, Iowa, while he is with the Army overseas.
329 Mabel Eileen Stubbs Married Pfc. Alvin Parsons, in August, 1944. She has taught primary grades in Jubilee Consolidated School near La Porte City, Iowa.
330 Marian C. Yavorsky On October 23, 1944, married Dan V. Martin, who is serving in the Navy.
331 Marjorie L. Wamsley Married to Ens. E. J. Stalnaker, December 20, 1944. She is with the WAVES and is stationed at Cuddahy Field, Corpus Christi, Texas.
332 Mary Lucile Snyder Married Harold H. Rosenstiel, on November 4, 1944. They reside in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
333 Pearl F. Sturm Married Melvin O. Svendson, on May 29, 1945. They reside at Hope, Kansas, where Melvin is employed with the Rock Island Railway Company.
334 Ruth E. Yocum Married Lt. Clifford Gregory Hall, on January 20, 1945. Lt. Hall is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin; serves as a fighter pilot with the Marine Corps. Ruth is at home in Sutherland, Iowa.
335 Ula M. Thomas Married Elmer F. Baumgarten, on August 27, 1944. They reside at Sutherland, Iowa.
336 Unger, Goldia Married Willard Fett on March 16, 1945. They reside in Waterloo, Iowa.
337 Yette Ramaker Married Captain A. H. Te Paske, on April 6, 1945. He served overseas for thirty-six months and received the Purple Heart and a Presidential Citation, and is now stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Texas.
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338 Capt. and Mrs. Griffin Eggers Announce the birth of a son, Gary Griffin. Capt. Eggers is stationed in the Pacific area, while his wife is living at Sac City, Iowa.
339 Capt. And Mrs. John A. Cowie, (Anita Kenneally) Announce the birth of a son, Charles John. Anita is at home with her parents at Elkader, Iowa, while Capt. Cowie is overseas in a chemical division of the Army.
340 Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. John D. Heinz Announce the birth of a son, John Dale, Jr. Lt. Heinz is located at the Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, Texas.
341 Lt. and Mrs. Charles D. Bennett, (Leah M. Kritz) Announce the birth of a daughter, Lynn Marie. Leah is living in Sacramento, California, while Charles is with the Army Air Forces at Rapid City, South Dakota.
342 Lt. and Mrs. George E. Henney Announce the birth of a daughter, Beatrice Ann. Lt. Henney is stationed at the amphibious training base, Little Creek, Virginia. He previously served seventeen months at sea, twelve of which were in foreign duty.
343 Lt. and Mrs. Harland H. Hanson, (Violet B. Mills) Announce the birth of a son, Harland Scott. They have a daughter, Camilla Jean. Violet and children are living at Holstein, Iowa, while Lt. Hanson is with the Navy in the South Pacific.
344 Lt. and Mrs. John Forrest Charles Announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth. They have a son, John Forrest Jr. Lt. Charles is located at the Naval Air Base, Pensacola, Florida.
345 Mr. and Mrs. Albin Bockelmann, (Ruth Mary Philo) Announce the birth of a daughter, Suzanne Margaret. They reside in Chicago, Illinois.
346 Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Arne, (Gladys Klassie) Announce the birth of a daughter, Carol Lynn. They reside in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
347 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Flynn, (Wanda Dickinson) Announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Kathryn. Wanda is living at Soldier, Iowa, while Floyd is in the Army Air Corps.
348 Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis, (Dorothy Hamilton) Announce the birth of a daughter, Jeanne. Dorothy and two daughters, Virginia and Jeanne, reside in Sioux City, Iowa, while George is employed in the Army Separation and Classification Bureau, Pentagon Bldg, Washington, D. C.
349 Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Haines, (Eileen Toy) Announce the birth of a daughter, Ann Elizabeth. Guy is instructor in social studies and coach in East High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan. They also have two sons.
350 Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Fisher, (Mary E. Manz) Announce the birth of a son, Lynn Dale. Mary is living at Wapello, Iowa, while her husband is in the Navy.
351 Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeWitt, (Jean L. Meils) Announce the birth of a daughter, Helen Jean. They reside in Farnhamville, Iowa.
352 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fahey, (Anna P. O'Neill) Announce the birth of a son, Joseph Howard. They have one other son, Thomas.
353 Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Harmon, (Beverley Mac Newton) Announce the birth of a girl, Phyllis Joe. Beverley was formerly employed as secretary in the Men's Gymnasium at the College. They reside in Cedar Falls, and Roger is an accountant with Carney-Lynch Company in Waterloo.
354 Pfc. And Mrs. Richard W. Bowen, (Maurine Wiler) Announce the birth of a son, David William. Pfc. Bowen is stationed at Kelley Field, Texas. Maurine and son reside in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
355 S/Sgt. And Mrs. John P. Hollenbeck, (Marilyn Moor) Announce the birth of a son, Gerry Wayne. Marilyn is living with her parents at Laurens, Iowa, while Sgt. Hollenbeck is with the Army overseas.
356 Yeoman Second Class and Mrs. Merle Anderson, (Edith Akin) Announce the birth of a daughter, Kristi Jean. Yeoman Anderson is in the Pacific area and Edith and an older daughter, Lynda Kay, reside with Edith's parents in Waterloo.
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357 First Lieutenant and Mrs. Gifford C. Loomer Announce the birth of a daughter, Patricia Eileen. Lt. Loomer is on duty with the Marines in the Pacific area, and his wife resides in Whitewater, Wisconsin.
358 First Lieutenant and Mrs. Leo E. Lewis, (Arlene Lohr) Announce the birth of a daughter, Linda Lee. Lt. Lewis is stationed at Fort McClellan, Alabama, and Arlene is living at Belle Plaine, Iowa.
359 Lt. and Mrs. Morgan D. King, (Dorothy Wurtzer) Announce the birth of a daughter, Barbara JoAnne. Dorothy is living with her parents in Cedar Falls, while her husband is an Army transport pilot in the Philippines area. They have another daughter, Sandra Dale.
360 Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Webber, (Vira Henderson) Announce the birth of a daughter, Kay Mary. For the past five years, Donald has been principal of the schools at Cresco, Iowa.
361 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Sampson, (Thelma G. Channon) Announce the birth of a daughter, Carroll. Thelma plans to teach seventh grade in the McCallsburg, Iowa, schools next year. Ernest is employed in McCallsburg.
362 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Johnson, (Audrey Hayward) Announce the birth of a son, George Hayward. They reside in Des Moines, Iowa.
363 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Leinen, (Grace Bergstrom) Announce the birth of a son, Gary Edward. Grace is living with her parents at Waterloo, Iowa, while Gordon is with the Army in the Philippines.
364 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lambert, (Iva Hennessey) Announce the birth of a son, Richard Kenneth. They live on a farm near Riceville, Iowa, and have four daughters.
365 Mr. and Mrs. M. Lea Tool, (Marjorie E. Otte) Announce the birth of a daughter, Judith Jean. Marjorie lives at Newton, Iowa, while her husband is in the Army.
366 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Pieratt, (Helen Brown) Announce the birth of a daughter, Carolyn Ann. They have a son, William, and reside at Curlew, Iowa.
367 Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Nutting, (Louise Lacey) Announce the birth of a daughter, Lacey Lou. They have an older child, Jack, and reside in Chicago, Illinois.
368 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirchoff, (Alice Duhrkoff) Announce the birth of a daughter, Karen Kay. Alice is living with her parents at Sumner, Iowa, while Gunners Mate Third Class Kirchoff is with the Navy at sea.
369 Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Teeter, (LaVon O'Brien) Announce the birth of a daughter, Marilyn Jean. They have two other children, John, and Shirley, are living at Casper, Wyoming, where Waldo is district manager of Equitable Life Assurance Company.
370 Pfc. And Mrs. Keith McCabe, (Katherine Corbin) Announce the birth of a son. Katherine is living at Neighborville, Illinois, while Pfc. McCabe is with the Field Artillery overseas.
371 Reverend and Mrs. Ralph E. Van Dersall Announce the birth of a daughter, Carene Elaine. Ralph is minister of the Presbyterian Church, Marysville, Kansas. They have an older daughter, Margaret Elizabeth.
372 S/Sgt. And Mrs. Donald Templeton, (Mildred Griffin) Announce the birth of a son, David Alan. Mildred lives in Waterloo. S/Sgt. Templeton is stationed in the Aleutian Islands.
373 S/Sgt. And Mrs. Norbert W. Page, (Lucille C. Townsend) Announce the birth of a daughter, Polly Townsend. Prior to her marriage, Lucille was Medical Department dietitian and Army nurse with Moore General Hospital at Swannanoa, North Carolina; now resides at Rochester, Minn., while her husband is in the Army.
374 Sgt. And Mrs. Joseph Lacke, (Rheon Zack) Announce the birth of a daughter, Christine Ellen, at San Antonio, Texas, where Sgt. Lacke is stationed at the Aviation Cadet Center.
375 T/Sgt. And Mrs. Walter Johnson, (Coralie Coontz) Announce the birth of a daughter, Jonalie Elizabeth. Sgt. Johnson is stationed in the Philippines and Coralie lives at the home of her parents in Waterloo.
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376 Charles Lincoln Johnson Died September 4, 1944, at Nashua, Iowa. He had been a farmer and manager of the Electric Utilities Division of Iowa Public Service for twenty years at Nashua.
377 Christine Owen Died February 14, 1945, at the Lutheran Hospital, Chicago, where she had been employed for the past two years as a social welfare worker. She taught for several years in Iowa high schools and at Luther College, Decorah, Iowa.
378 Clara M. Travis Died February 24, 1945, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She served as a teacher in Iowa public schools for more than fifty years, including twenty-two years as instructor in mathematics in Washington High School, Cedar Rapids.
379 Dr. James J. Daly Died February 20, 1945, in Decorah, Iowa, where he was a physician. A veteran of World War I, he served in Europe for nine months and held the rank of Captain when discharged in September, 1919. His wife and three children survive him.
380 Frank C. Woods Died May 18, 1945, in Stephen, Minnesota, where he had a real estate business. He had been superintendent of schools at Milford and Peterson, Iowa. His wife and eight children survive him.
381 George M. Langeteig Died April 16, in Stockton, California. He had been a farmer, specializing in fruit raising, in California for more than forty years.
382 Gertrude O. Parr Died December 6, 1944, at Glendale, California, which had been her residence since 1942. Following graduation, she taught in the schools at Belle Plaine, Lake City, Charles City, Floyd, and Logan, Iowa, and for three years at Pocatello, Idaho.
383 Jesse Harris Died July 12, 1944, at home near West Plains, Mo. He had been principal of the schools at Little Cedar and Liscomb, Iowa. He is survived by five children, including his daughter Alma (H. W. Britton), fourteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
384 John A. Wilson Died May 30, 1945, in Spokane, Washington. He is survived by his wife and three children.
385 John C. Prall Died October 18, 1944, at Iowa City, Iowa. From 1899 to 1912 he was Y. M. C. A. Secretary at Iowa State College, Ames, and coached sprinters of the track team. Since 1912 he had been in the insurance business. Surviving are his wife and three daughters.
386 Mrs. Calvin Stratton, (Lora Mae Cole) Died February 28, 1945, at her home in Gladbrook, Iowa. Her husband and one daughter survive.
387 Mrs. George Voegeler, (Gertrude G. Shaffer) Died in March at her home in Van Horne, Iowa. She had lived at Garrison, Iowa, until 1944 when she moved to Van Horne. Her husband and a daughter, Georgean, survive.
388 Mrs. Gertrude Lynch, (Gertrude Tyrell) Died May 22, 1945, at Mercy Hospital in Waverly, Iowa. She received the B. A. degree in music at Northwestern University and taught music in the Waverly schools for the past sixteen years. She is survived by her husband.
389 Mrs. Hardy A. Ingham, (Minnie Townsend) Died January 19, 1945, at her home in Glendale, California. She is survived by her husband, the Reverend H. A. Ingham, a prominent Methodist minister in Glendale, two brothers and a sister, all living in Iowa.
390 Mrs. Ralph D. Rogers, (Mabel C. Lias) Died March 24, 1944, at La Grande, Oregon. She had been a resident of Payette, Idaho, since 1921. Two daughters survive her.
391 Mrs. Tressa Pitcher, (Tressa Pamelia Waldo) Died April 12, 1945, near Pipestone, Minnesota. She had taught in the public schools at Hartley, Alton, Coon Rapids, and Spencer, Iowa. She is survived by her husband and two children.
392 Senator Ole J. Kirketeg Died March 23, 1945, at Des Moines, while serving his third term in the State Senate of Iowa. After serving for two years in World War I, he practiced law in Bedford, Iowa, for twenty-five years. He served several years as city attorney of Bedford.
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393 Lt. (j.g.) Randall C. Hart, and (Alyce M. Haepner) Randall has been overseas for the past two years serving as a first gunnery officer and later supply and assistant executive officer on an L. S. T. boat. He was in the Salerno and Normandy Invasions. Alyce has been teaching at Denver, Colorado.