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SPRING 2005 • VOLUME 68 • NO. 3
STAFF
Lemos. McDill ’78. Peck ’56. Rueter. Stewart ’73. Thornburg ’76.
DEPAUW CONTACTS Udell ’68. Williams ’96.
Admission and Financial Aid
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Madeleine R. Eagon, vice president
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Alumni Relations
Jennifer Clarkson Soster ’88, director
Feature Section
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Annual Fund
Leading the life of a DePauw student.
Steven J. Setchell ’96, director
(765) 658-4215 DePauw students lead busier lives than ever. So, what is it like
ssetchell@depauw.edu
Athletics
to be a student on campus today?
S. Page Cotton ’71, director
(765) 658-4938
DEPAUW
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Career Services Center
SPRING 2005
Thomas R. Cath ’76, director M A G A Z I N E
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Class Notes
Donna Grooms
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DePauw Magazine
Larry G. Anderson, editor
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Development and Alumni Relations DePauw Discourse 2005
Lisa Hollander, vice president Feature:
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Financial Aid
Anna M. Sinnet, director
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(765) 658-4030
Media Relations
Ken Owen ’82, director
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Registrar’s Office (transcripts)
Kenneth J. Kirkpatrick, registrar Call for nominations for the Alumni Board
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kjkirk@depauw.edu of Directors and 2006 Distinguished Alumni
Sports Information
Bill Wagner, director Achievement Awards
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Hershberger
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Distinguished and
University Professor Awards
recognize faculty excellence
Six DePauw faculty members have been recognized for their sustained excellence in teaching,
service and professional accomplishment. Recipients of the Distinguished Professor Awards
for 2005-07 are Robert P. Hershberger, associate professor of modern languages (Spanish);
Daniel E. Shannon, professor of philosophy; and Jamie Stockton, assistant professor of educa-
tion studies. University Professors for 2005-09 are Yung-Chen Chiang, professor of history;
Mary P. Kertzman, professor of physics and astronomy; and Mitchell B. Merback, associate
professor of art.
“We have all been enriched by the contributions of these six individuals,” Neal B. Abra-
ham, executive vice president, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty, said.
“These awards are a wonderful way in which we affirm the individual and collective strength
of DePauw’s faculty.”
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underway on the approximately 3,800-square-foot laboratory building, around the Nature Park. A two-inch main, which delivers city water
Manning Environmental Field Station, which will facilitate the teach- to the site, has already been installed, and electricity is provided by
ing of geoscience and biological classes and will include laboratories PSI/Cinergy. The plan suggests that on-site wastewater treatment is
that may be used for environmental science, environmental biology not possible and recommends installation of a forced sewer main that
and ecology. There are also plans to develop natural areas (prairie and would connect to the city wastewater treatment plant.
wetland). “The new opportunities for teaching and research, of developing
connections between different disciplines, and the opportunities for
The master plan includes: community outreach the Nature Park will provide, are enormous,”
• Welcome Center/Activities Center – With 1,400 square feet of Wade N. Hazel, professor of biology at DePauw and a key architect
interior space and 3,700 square feet of total space under the roof, this of the vision for the Nature Park, said. “The park also will enhance
will serve as a trailhead building for groups entering the park, where DePauw’s abilities to attract students interested in environmental
they can receive orientation and plan their activities. The structure issues. I’m confident that, years from now, the investments in the
also will serve as the offices for the park ranger staff. Construction Nature Park will turn out to be some of the wisest the University has
is now underway. ever made.”
• Small Outdoor Amphitheater – Already constructed, it can accom- Hanson Aggregates, which mined the quarry on the site, donated
modate 100-200 persons and host outdoor theatre performances 280 acres of the land and is leasing the remaining 178 acres to the
or concerts. University for $1 annually for 99 years. DePauw acquired 23 acres of
• Retreat Center – Built in an environmentally sensitive manner, this adjacent property to increase the total to 481 acres.
building would include meeting and conference facilities suitable
for groups ranging from dozens of people to hundreds. Complete
development of this concept would include residential facilities as
well as kitchen, dining and meeting rooms. It is envisioned that the
Center will host campus, regional, corporate and national events
that exceed the capabilities of other facilities on campus or within
the region.
The master plan also calls for installation
of toilets and water fountains in key locations
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Corrections
In the fall 2004 Annual Honor Roll of Donors, John W. and Maribeth (Steimle ’88) Busey
’90 were inadvertently omitted from the Washington C. DePauw Society roster of annual
members. Also, Elizabeth A. Goldberg should have been listed in the Patrons Circle for the
Class of 1999 in the Annual Honor Roll of Donors. The staff apologizes for the omissions.
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FA C U LT Y
B R I E F S
Harry J. Brown, assistant professor of English, is the author of Injun Joe’s Ghost: The Indian
Mixed-Blood in American Writing, published by University of Missouri Press.
The world premiere of a composition by Carlos Carrillo, a postdoctoral scholar and part-time
assistant professor of music, was held at New York City’s Carnegie Hall on Jan. 21. Carrillo’s work,
a concerto for percussion quartet and chamber orchestra titled Algunas metáforas que aluden al
tormento, a la angustia y a la Guerra, was commissioned for the American Composers Orchestra
by the BMI Foundation, Inc./Carlos Surinach Fund.
Thursday’s Game: Notes from a Golfer with Far to Go, a book by Tom Chiarella, professor
(Photo: Gary Goodman)
of English, was named one of the top five holiday must-buys by Sports Illustrated.com in
Chiarella December.
David Gellman, assistant professor of history, was awarded a postdoctoral associate fellowship
from the Gilder Lehrman Center for Study of Slavery, Resistance and Abolition to support his
pre-tenure leave at Yale University, spring 2005. Gellman
Bridget L. Gourley, professor of chemistry, has been re-elected to the Chemistry Division
(Photo: Marilyn E. Culler)
Council of the Council on Undergraduate Research. She is the local organizer for the National
Conference of the Council on Undergraduate Research, which will be held at DePauw in sum-
Gourley mer 2006.
Emmanuel D. Harris, assistant professor of modern languages (Spanish), translated the book
Malambo into English. The book was written by Lucía Charún-Illescas and published by Swan
Isle Press.
Kevin Howley, assistant professor of communication and theatre, had his documentary
film, Victory at Sea? Culture Jamming Dubya, screened at the 2005 Mini-Cinema Film Festival in
Harris Fairmont, W.V.
Kaytie A. Johnson, director and curator of University galleries, museums and collections,
was the guest curator of the exhibit “Leaving Aztlán: Rethinking Contemporary Latino and
Chicano Art” at the Metropolitan State College of Denver, Center for Visual Art. The show ran
(Photo: Sharon Brock)
from Jan. 27 through April 23. On Feb. 24, Johnson and actor Cheech Marin held an artist talk
and reception. Johnson
Mary P. Kertzman, professor of physics and astronomy, is the recipient of a 2005-06 fellow-
ship from the John and Janice Fisher Endowment for Faculty Development, which provides an
award annually to a tenured faculty member to complete a major scholarly, creative or pedagogi-
cal project. Kertzman developed a technique that allowed her to conduct the first systematic sky
survey using a very high energy gamma ray telescope, and she plans to complete her analysis of
Kertzman data collected during the last four years and write an article for a major journal.
Tiyi M. Morris, assistant professor of history, contributed an essay, “Local Women and the Civil
Rights Movement in Mississippi: Re-visioning Womanpower Unlimited,” to the book Groundwork:
Local Black Freedom Movements in America published by New York University Press.
Erik J. Wielenberg, assistant professor of philosophy, is the author of Value and Virtue in a
Godless Universe published by Cambridge University Press.
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W O R D S
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W O R D S
Richard Peck ’56, The Teacher’s Funeral: A Comedy in Three Parts (Dial Books – ISBN: 0-
8037-2736-4). Set in rural Parke County, Ind., The Teacher’s Funeral is about “one mess of bad
puppies” who, after attending the funeral of their spinster teacher, find among themselves her
replacement for their one-room schoolhouse. Peck’s one-of-a-kind characters are fraught with
Hoosier back-country charm in a funny, page-turning story at the onset of the automobile age.
Peck is the author of more than 30 books. He lives in New York City.
Theodore “Ted” A. Rueter, assistant professor of political science, 449 Stupid Things
Democrats Have Said (Andrew McMeel Publishing – ISBN: 0-7407-4370-8) and 449 Stupid
Things Republicans Have Said (Andrew McMeel Publishing – ISBN: 0-7407-4353-8). Rueter
has compiled gaffes, stupid quotes and foot-in-mouth remarks of present and past members of
both major U.S. political parties. Rueter’s work has been published in numerous newspapers,
including The New York Times and The Boston Globe.
James B. Stewart Jr. ’73, DisneyWar (Simon & Schuster – ISBN: 0-684-80993-1). Disney-
War is the inside story of what drove one of America’s best-known media and entertainment
companies into chaos over the pivotal 20-year period beginning in 1984. Stewart began the
book on Disney’s impact on American culture, but shifted his focus in November 2003 when
Roy Disney resigned from the media giant’s board of directors. Stewart then focused on Michael
Eisner’s impact on Disney as Eisner tried to save his job. The larger-than-life characters and
thrilling plot might have been the subject of a Disney animated classic – except that it is true.
Stewart is chairman of DePauw’s Board of Trustees and the author of several best-selling books,
including Heart of a Soldier.
John D. Thornburg ’76, The One Who Taught Beside the Sea: Hymn, Anthem, and Worship
Response Texts (Wayne Leopold Editions – ISBN: 1-881162-08-7) and with Jane Marshall,
Can God Be Seen in Other Ways: Hymns and Tunes for Today’s Church (Abingdon Press – ISBN:
0-687-07655-2). The One Who Taught contains more than 50 original poems with suggested
tunes by Thornburg that he has written. Can God be Seen is a compilation of Christian poems
set to music by Carlton Young. Both texts are witness to the comfort Thornburg receives in
the hymns. He is a fourth-generation United Methodist minister.
Gregory F. Udell ’68, Asset Based Finance: Proven Disciplines for Prudent Lending (The
Commercial Finance Association – ISBN: 0-9667943-2-X). The area of asset-based finance
represents more than 20 percent of total commercial loans and corporate credit. Udell’s textbook
introduces and analyzes the subject in a user-friendly format directed toward business students,
industry newcomers, and industry veterans as a useful reference. Udell is the Bank One chair
of banking and finance at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.
Ryan C. Williams ’96, Windows XP Digital Music for Dummies (Wiley Publishing Inc.
– ISBN: 0-7645-7599-6). Williams’ guide can help the reader download music, organize tunes,
create a PC jukebox and burn custom CDs. The book includes a tear-out cheat sheet, top 10
lists, icon and navigational aids, all with the usual Dummies humor. Williams is the digital
multimedia development specialist for the Indiana University School of Dentistry. He also is
a musician and has performed with rock, jazz, Celtic, blues and hip-hop groups.
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Leading the life of
A slice of campus life throughout the day
Photography by Matt Bowen
DePauw students lead busier lives than ever. So, what is it like to be a student
at DePauw University today?
One student, junior Nicole R. Pence, graciously allowed DePauw Magazine to photo-
graph her throughout her day. You will see Nicole several times in this section.
7:55 a.m.
Twelve students are already at work in a
Sedimentology and Stratigraphy class taught
by Frederick M. Soster, professor of geosci-
ences, in a laboratory on the lower level of the
Percy Lavon Julian Science & Mathematics
Center. They use a “ro-tap” to sieve sediment
into progressively smaller sizes of grains.
Even though it’s the first class period of the
day, there is a high energy level in the lab as
the students and professor interact.
8:15 a.m.
Juniors Nicole R. Pence (on right) and Kye T. Hawkins are on the air
on WGRE radio with their morning show, a music and talk show featur-
ing a peppiness that reflects the hosts’ personalities. The dynamic
duo has developed a devoted number of fans for their show among
listeners both on campus and in the community. The best friends
are back on campus after doing internships in the fall: Pence, who
is majoring in communication and Spanish with a minor in political
science, worked at Fox News Network in Washington, D.C., and
Hawkins, a communication major, interned at MTV in New York City.
Their professional approach to their WGRE show is evident.
“My ultimate goal is to be an anchor person in a large market,” says Pence (facing page), who serves as D3TV promotions
director as well as WGRE news director. You might want to watch for her in a major media market near you.
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a DePauw student
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9 a.m.
“Technology is very prevalent now. It’s very
influential on campus,” says sophomore biology
major and Latin minor Bryan R. Helm, who is
on duty at the Computer Center help desk in
the Percy Lavon Julian Science & Mathemat-
ics Center, where he fields calls for help from
students and faculty members. They may
have a computer that is not working properly,
perhaps a student has class in 15 minutes and
his or her computer won’t print a document, a
faculty member may need to post documents
on the Web, they have software that needs to
be installed, or a host of other problems. In his
second year as a member of the Information
Technology Associates Program (ITAP), Helm
also is a Science Research Fellow.
10:22 a.m.
In the physical therapy department at Putnam County Hospital, first-year
student and Bonner Scholar Wagner L. Bichotte works with patients two
days per week, usually for four hours. “Sometimes, I come in 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. like a regular work day, so I see what physical therapists do all day,”
he explains. He plans to major in kinesiology and pursue a career in the
medical field, so the opportunity to get hands-on experience in a hospital
fits well for him, he explains. Recipient of a Posse Leadership Scholarship,
he has been invited to join the Honor Scholar Program.
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11:40 a.m.
Sitting in a semi-circle in Asbury Hall, room
115, seven students engage in discussion
with Adebajo Amusa, instructor in philosophy.
The class is titled “African Philosophy.” At
left is senior Alysia C. Sargent, a Posse
Scholar and senior communication major,
who keeps busy outside of class as presi-
dent of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority; past
president and current vice president of the
Association of African-American Students;
Student Technology Assessment, Resources
and Training (START) consultant; secre-
tary of the National Pan-Hellenic Council;
coordinator of Tobacco Prevention and
Cessation; and a WGRE radio newscaster.
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12:15 p.m.
La mesa española, or Spanish table, in the
Hub food court in the Memorial Student Union
Building. While the dining room fills with
hungry students and buzzing conversation,
Nicole Pence (center) engages Associate
Professors of Modern Languages Robert P.
Hershberger (at right) and Maria Luque-Ekrich
and other students in informal conversation
– in Spanish, of course. Luque-Ekrich has
joined students at the Spanish table for 14
years, and Hershberger for seven years.
Hershberger is a co-recipient of the 2005
Exemplary Teaching Award.
1:20 p.m.
Ten students in the Video Art I class are working with digital editing soft-
ware at stations in the Digital Imaging Lab in the Richard E. Peeler Art
Center. Later, Associate Professor of Art Cynthia O’Dell (inset photo) will
dispatch the students with mini-DV cameras to shoot video on campus.
When they return, the students will use the digital editing software to edit
their video projects.
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3 p.m.
Senior Latin major Austin M. Diaz (at left), a Holton Scholar,
has his weekly meeting with Pedar W. Foss, assistant professor
of classical studies, (in Foss’ office in the Percy Lavon Julian
Science & Mathematics Center) to discuss progress with his
Honor Scholar senior thesis, which is titled “Ovid’s Voice.” Diaz
is producing a translation of Ovid with notes and companion
pieces. “The comments he gives back tells me that he spends
a lot of time reviewing my work,” Diaz says. It is more than a
coincidence that Foss is Diaz’ senior thesis adviser. “It was Pro-
fessor Foss’ Honor Scholar freshman seminar that interested
me in going into the classics,” Diaz explains. Now he plans to
pursue a doctoral degree and teach in the classics.
2 p.m.
“It’s a whole different world out here,” junior Management Fellow Patrick P. Ferrini says
as he exits the Indiana State Capitol building. During the spring semester, he is a gov-
ernment affairs intern for the Baker & Daniels law firm in Indianapolis. One of his major
duties is to sit in on committee meetings in the statehouse and monitor the House and
Senate floor. “The internship is giving me skills I wouldn’t necessarily learn in class,”
he notes.
Because he plans a career in law, Ferrini appreciates the unusual opportunity to work at
a law firm as an undergraduate through the Management Fellows Program.
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4:20 p.m.
In the Hartman Center for Civic Education
and Leadership, a meeting is under way to
review the 2005 Winter Term in Service trips
and beginning planning WTIS trips for 2006.
Junior Martha A. Leader (center), the Winter
Term in Service Head Intern, and Jessica S.
Thompson ’02, assistant director of WTIS,
lead the meeting. Leader, who participated
in WTIS trips to Ghana in 2004 and Ecuador
in 2005, says, “Winter Term in Service is
one of the reasons I came to DePauw. Being
head intern is an extra.”
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4:48 p.m.
Even during the off-season, field hockey demands
a significant commitment of time each week for
first-year student Margaret P. McDermott, who is
participating in agility drills with the team. The fall
sports teams practice in the Lilly Physical Education
and Recreation Center during the winter. “It is a
challenge to create a balance between my athletic
life and education life,” she says. “I rarely have
missed a practice because of academics, which
means that I spend most of my time outside of
field hockey on my homework.” McDermott, a
Posse Scholar, also is a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority and volunteers at the A-Way Home
Shelter in Greencastle.
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5:35 p.m.
In the Performing Arts Center, room 152, first-year student Corinne M.
Webb (facing page), a music and psychology double major, is in French
horn ensemble practice, under the direction of Robert B. Danforth, adjunct
instructor of music. She also is a member of the band and orchestra.
“I am enrolled in a five-year double degree program that enables me to
receive both a Bachelor of Music degree from the School of Music and a
Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of Liberal Arts,” Webb explains.
“The collaboration between the College of Liberal Arts and School of
Music is unique among universities similar to DePauw, and it is truly an
asset to all students involved in both parts of the University.”
6:45 p.m.
Winter Term Programming Board Chair Sarah E. Sum-
mers (center) contributes to a Union Board meeting in the
Memorial Student Union Building. A first-year student,
Summers signed up for the Union Board at the Activities
Fair in the fall. “When they offered me the program chair
position, I thought that would be a good role to step
into to prepare for future leadership positions,” she
says. She also is active in DePauw Community Service
and works for The DePauw student newspaper. She is
a member of the Media Fellows Program.
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7 p.m.
Preparing for a full dress rehearsal of the opera, Orpheus in the Under-
world, first-year student Stacey E. Sands adds finishing touches to her
make-up in a dressing room in the Performing Arts Center. She is very
pleased to have landed a substantial role as a first-year student. “As a
vocal performance major, music takes up most of my day,” says Sands,
recipient of a Holton Scholarship and Music Performance Scholarship.
“When I’m not in a music class, I’m in an acting or language class, which
are both important to the development of a vocalist. And when I’m not in
class, I have rehearsal, lessons or practice. And with all that, I still try to
fit in other campus activities.”
7:30 p.m.
“I’ve always had students to my home,
including advisees, students from classes
and international students,” says Ellen J.
Maycock, University Professor and profes-
sor and chair of mathematics. This evening
she is hosting in her home a “reunion” of
students who were in her First-Year Seminar
on “The Non-Euclidean Revolution” during
the fall semester. Despite the intimidating
sounding title of that seminar, these stu-
dents were excited to get together again in
the spring semester and catch up on each
other’s lives.
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9:15 p.m.
Marvin’s restaurant is a popular meeting place
for students, who often enjoy a Garlic Cheese
Burger (GCB) and cheese fries, or other well-known
Marvin’s food.
8:50 p.m.
Nicole Pence (at far right) is participating in
a “flower-in” in front of her sorority house, Pi
Beta Phi. In this case, individual members of
Sigma Chi fraternity are presenting a rose to
each member of the sorority. Still one of the
most popular Greek traditions on campus,
flower-ins occur frequently throughout the
semester.
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11:35 p.m.
Nicole Pence (second from right) began the day
before 8 a.m. in order to prepare for her morn-
ing radio show. Now, she and some friends are
in Roy O. West Library, where they often study
until the library closes at midnight. And the day
isn’t over yet …
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Mary Wall Martin lives at 1104 Nature Trail, create jobs and improve the quality of life in north-
Manchester, MI 48158. Her e-mail address is eastern Oklahoma. Bud and his wife, Katharine
martinmary10@aol.com. Sherman Stewart, live in Muskogee, Okla.
Charles A. West is a professor emeritus of
biochemistry at the University of California at Los James W. Emison ’52 and R. Philip Steinberg ’53
Angeles. He is president of the Westside Village 1951 on a Lewis & Clark Tour.
Civic Association Board and a member of the Twelve members of the 1951 Kappa Alpha
UCLA Emeriti Association Board. Charles enjoys Theta class met at DePauw in mid-October 2004.
golf, tennis, fishing, hiking and reading. He and The class has kept in touch with each other through
his wife, Carol, live in Los Angeles. class letters, sent every six months, for the last 53
years. (See photo, below.)
1950
William C. Caldwell Jr. lives at 22502 Petra, 1952
Mission Viejo, CA 92692. His e-mail address is Stanley M. Barkley is the 2004 recipient of the
billcaldwell@cox.net. Harvey Hannah Memorial Award for community
E. L. “Bud” Stewart Jr. received a Lifetime service presented annually by the Bloomfield (Ind.) James W. Emison ’52, Amy Reavis Noden ’87,
Service Award at the annual meeting of the Verd-Ark- Chamber of Commerce. He has been active in com- Carrie Reavis Erzinger ’83 and Marshall W. Reavis
Ca Development Corporation. The award honors munity and civic organizations, including Rotary IV ’84 met in London.
individuals who have worked more than 20 years to Club, Chamber of Commerce, American Legion,
1953
Dr. Frederic D. Ball lives in Albuquerque, N. M.
He is a fellow of the American Academy of Family
Practice. He retired as a clinical professor from the
University of New Mexico School of Medicine. He
has sung with OperaSouthWest since 1977, both
chorus and principal roles. He has sung solos in the
United States, Europe, Australia and Antarctica. He
continues to scuba dive occasionally and is interested
in archaeology, paleontology and rehab of comput-
ers for school children. His wife is an art therapist
working with cancer survivors. Frederic says he and
his wife were both trained volunteer firefighters for
more than a decade. He has two grown daughters.
Frederic’s e-mail address is fdball@juno.com.
Kappa Alpha Theta 1951 Class on the front porch of the Theta house, October 2004. Members present were Diane John W. Jakes was the subject of an article in
Forst Stephens ’51, Nina Streepey Zanes ’51, Joan Barnes Nicholson ’51, Patricia Wylie Carr ’51, Marilyn Florida’s Bradenton Herald. John, a best-selling
Stevenson Morrison ’51, Sandra Brooks Jordan ’51, Verna M. Meyer ’51, Joanne Bigham Pinner ’51, Patricia author, will soon become a resident author in
Opie Parker ’51, Virginia Condon Neff ’51, Donna Crisler Forbes ’51 and Anne Hartshorn Luber ’51. Sarasota, Fla. His latest book, Savannah: or, A
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1956
Dr. E. Henry Lamkin Jr. is president of the
Indiana Employers Quality Health Alliance. He
and his wife, Martha, live in Indianapolis. Ned’s
e-mail address is ehlamkin@sbcglobal.net.
1957
Donald L. Hamilton has retired as senior vice
president of human resources at Philips USA. He
The 1953 reunion committee met in Santa Fe, N.M., in August 2004. Those in attendance included Joyce and his wife, Emily “Laurie” Hooton Hamilton
Foster Larson ’53 and her husband, Arlyn; Barbara Miller Fisher ’53 and her husband, Duncan; David J. ’58, live in Pinehurst, N.C.
Morehead ’53, Marjorie Davis Morehead ’54; and R. Philip Steinberg ’53 and his wife, Doris. Esther Reece Painter is a representative for
the 50th District of the Connecticut House of
Gift for Mr. Lincoln, joins his list of 16 New York Scircle Kimball live in Normal, Ill. Art’s e-mail is Representatives, filling an unexpired term. She
Times bestsellers, many of which have been made kimbakk@aol.com. served on the congressional staff of former United
into miniseries for television. Fame and fortune, Patricia Orr Burnham is president of Transi- States Representative Sam Gejdenson. She lives in
John says “is not the kind of thing you daydream tions Associates, Inc., a change management con- Woodstock, Conn. (See photo, below.)
about. I never imagined I’d have this kind of suc- sultant to individuals, businesses and professional,
cess.” (See Recent Words, page 10.) educational and community organizations. She is
R. Philip Steinberg; his wife, Doris; James past chair of the board of directors of Northeast-
W. Emison ’52 and his wife, Jane, were pleasantly ern Vermont Regional Hospital. She is currently
surprised to find they were all on the same Lewis director of the Dartmouth Hitchcock Alliance
& Clark tour. They had a delightful eight days Board and the Vermont Community Loan Fund.
together, including a lot of laughs. (See photo, Pat is an adjunct professor at the University of
previous page.) Vermont and serves on the policy council of the
Vermont Association of Non-Profit Organizations
as well as a member of various state and regional
1954 advisory boards. Pat also serves on the DePauw
William A. Pendl retired as a field executive 50th reunion committee for her class reunion Esther Reece Painter ’57 with the Connecticut
at IBM. He plays competitive tennis on an in- celebration in June 2005. Secretary of State and sons, Brad and Rob.
ternational basis and travels on the Super Senior The Delta Tau Delta class of 1955 met in
Tennis circuit. He is a member of the DePauw August 2004 at the northern Wisconsin cabin of Dr. Robert W. Schrier received the 2004 Grand
Tennis Alumni Association Board. Paul N. Stenger. They played golf, reminisced Hamdan International Award for his contribu-
and made plans to attend the Alumni Reunion tions in the field of renal diseases, pathogenesis
Weekend, June 10-12, 2005, to celebrate their and management. The Grand Hamdan Award
1955 50th reunion. (See photo, below.) recognizes quality as well as dedication to relieving
John “Jack” N. Chapin Jr. was presented a
special Certificate of Appreciation, December
2004, for his tireless efforts evolving and promoting
a statement on standards for Management Consult-
ing Services, the Midwest Society of Professional
Consultants. Jack will be honored by the Sigma
Chi fraternity, June 23-26, 2005, at the 150th
anniversary celebration of the founding of Sigma
Chi by receiving the Order of Constantine, Sigma
Chi’s highest fraternity honor. Jack formed Chapin
Associates Ltd. in 1998. He specializes in financial
analytics, valuation and expert witness testimony.
Jack and his wife, Meryl, live in Northfield, Ill.
Arthur S. Kimball Jr. received the Distin-
guished Alumni Award given by South Side High
School in Fort Wayne, Ind. The award was given
to Art for his contribution in the field of broad-
casting, a career that has spanned 54 years. Art is
a 1951 graduate of the school. Art is a freelance Delta Tau Delta class of 1955 met in August 2004 in northern Wisconsin. Those in attendance included John
broadcaster for WJBC radio in Bloomington, Ill. “Nick” C. Osmer ’55, E. Victor Voras Jr. ’55, James M. Totman ’55, Donald A. Johnson ’55, Walter
He is an anchor for a sports talk show on Insight L. Johnson II ’55, Robert G. Soper ’55, James G. Carr ’55, Nicholas H. Kalvin ’55, John Hufferd ’55,
Communications. Art and his wife, Mary Lou Donald MacLean ’55 and Paul L. Stenger ’55.
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10-member Council of Neighborhood Presidents. M. Jody Wil- to improve the client’s profitability. Scott and
He and his wife, Dianne Harrison Thorlton, moved lis is a member of his wife, Peggy, live at 1510 W. Greenleaf Ave.,
to southwest Florida in 2001. Previously, Mac served the faculty at Saint Chicago, IL 60626. Scott’s e-mail address is
as director of alumni relations at DePauw. His e-mail Michael’s College. scott@thesolutionsguy.biz.
address is thorlton@earthlink.net. She received the Dr. Stuart W. Young is vice president of clinical
Norbert A. Kuntz and regulatory affairs for Valentis, Inc. He was the
Service Award for speaker for the McDermond Center Lecture on
1962 2004, for her out- April 14, 2005.
Charles “Bill” Geiss retired from public second- standing service as
ary teaching after 40 years at Valparaiso (Ind.) High chair of the com-
School. He is a continuing lecturer in Spanish at bined graduate and 1966
Purdue North Central University. He and classmate M. Jody Willis ’63 undergraduate edu- John A. Blake is the associate district
James M. Force ’61 returned to DePauw to attend cation department. judge for the 21st Judicial District in Garvin
Old Gold Day, October 2004. They took part in She was honored for her extensive service on faculty County, Oklahoma. He lives at 619 N. Pine St.,
the alumni baseball game hosted by DePauw’s head committees, bringing a chapter of the international Pauls Valley, OK 73075. His e-mail address is
baseball coach, Matt Walker ’99. As students, Jim education honor society to the campus, and her jandsblake@sbcglobal.net.
and Bill played baseball under Theodore “Ted” participation in a service trip with students to
Katula, DePauw professor emeritus of health and New Orleans. Her scholarship led her to be guest
physical performance, while students. editor and editorial adviser for the New England 1967
James E. Lashley retired as director of communi- Mathematics Journal. (See photo, above.) R. David Hoover was featured in an article,
cations for Duval County Public Schools in 2002 after “Leaders & Success,” in Investor’s Business Daily. In
35 years in school public relations for school districts the article, David “stresses communication to keep
in Ohio, Maryland and Florida. He also retired as 1964 his company ahead of the pack.” He is chairman,
a captain in the United States Naval Reserve. He is James M. Callane received the Indiana Inter- president and chief executive officer of the Ball
a Salvation Army volunteer, Sunday School teacher scholastic Athletic Administrators Association’s Corporation in Broomfield, Colo.
and life member of the Florida PTA. Charles F. Maas Distinguished Service Award for James L. Oblinger is the provost and executive
District II. Jim is the athletic director at Kokomo vice chancellor of North Carolina State University.
(Ind.) High School. He has made influential con- He is responsible for review and approval of all
1963 tributions to interscholastic athletics on the local programs and policies as well as the appointment
Dr. Philip N. Eskew Jr. received the 2005 and state levels in Indiana, including helping to and compensation of faculty members.
Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame’s St. Vincent Silver establish the North Central Conference Student- James A. Readey is a partner in the law firm of
Medal Award and was inducted into the Indiana Athlete All-Academic Award. He was inducted into Readey & Patterson in Columbus, Ohio.
Basketball Hall of Fame, March 23, 2005. His DePauw’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.
father received the award in 1970. Phil and his Thomas R. Gibson gave the McDermond
father are the first father-son to receive this award. Center Lecture, Oct. 28, 2004. Tom is chairman 1968
The award is given to a person who has made a emeritus of Asbury Automotive Group. William N. Keadey retired after 32 years as
significant contribution to high school basketball Karen Martin is the author of Paper Mill an attorney and partner with Deloitte & Touche
in a capacity other than as a player or coach. Phil Mangle, a mystery revolving around two suspicious in Durham, N.C.
is an obstetrician, gynecologist, and director of accidents in a paper mill and their investigation by James W. Payne is director of the Indiana
physician and patient relations at St. Vincent Hos- a health nurse employee. Karen said, “Just for fun, I Department of Child Services. James served as
pital in Indianapolis. He is a civic and community took a fiction-writing course last fall, and I just kept judge of the Marion (Ind.) Superior Court before
volunteer. He is the secretary of the board for the writing because I liked the characters as they took being selected as director by the Indiana Governor
Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, serves as the state on lives of their own.” You can read the first chapter Mitch Daniels.
medical chair of the March of Dimes Prematurity of Karen’s book at www.buybooksontheweb.com. Stephen W. Sanger was the recipient of a 2004
Campaign, serves on the Indiana Medicaid Drug Karen’s e-mail address is karenjessemartin@yahoo. Diversity CEO Leadership Award at the 4th Annual
Utilization Review Board, and is the president of com. (See Recent Words, page 10.) Diversity and Women Leadership Gala Awards
the DePauw “D” Association. dinner in Washington, D.C., Oct. 26, 2004. The
Charles A. Jarvis retired in June 2004, as a pro- award recognizes business leaders who have created
fessor of history from Dickinson College in Carlisle, 1965 inclusive, respectful and diverse corporate cultures.
Pa., after 35 years of teaching. He also served from Stephen E. Ewing is vice chair of the board of Steve is the chairman and chief executive officer
time to time as director of the Dickinson Center directors for the Automobile Club of Michigan. of General Mills, Inc.
in Bologna, Italy. He is now director of the Umbra He is president and chief operating officer of Gregory F. Udell is the author of Asset Based
Institute in Perugia, Italy, a junior year study-abroad DTE Energy Gas. Finance: Proven Disciplines for Prudent Lending.
program associated with Arcadia University. Sandra Kerr Eckert is an associate commis- Gregory is the Bank One chair of banking and
Caroline Musick Capoot retired as a teacher from sioner for personnel with the Social Security finance at Indiana University’s Kelley School of
the Cherry Creek Schools in Englewood, Colo. Administration, which has 65,000 employees and Business. He is the author of numerous publications
Marcia Oonk Bennett is a realtor with Koenig is based in Baltimore. on financial matters covering financial contracting,
& Strey GMAC Real Estate in Lake Forest, Ill. She H. Scott Tonk is the founder and chief credit availability, monetary policy and financial
is a member of the board of Lake Forest Preserva- executive officer of Professional Quality Sales intermediation. He is a consultant to the Federal
tion Foundation and the women’s board of Lake International, which represents several companies Reserve Bank of Chicago and The World Bank.
Forest College. that provide training and consulting services. He He is currently a visiting scholar at the Bank of
Patricia See Zurcher, a retired teacher, owns and is also the founder and chief executive officer of Japan. (See Recent Words, page 11.)
operates a children’s ski club. She and her husband, The Turnaround Management Group, a strategic
James L. Zurcher, live in Parker, Colo. alliance of three organizations whose mission is
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Rev. Greg E. Rittenhouse is the senior pastor of Rev. Mary S. Whetstone is president-elect of The Council. He also serves on the health, revenue and
Asbury United Methodist Church in Portland, Ind. Association of Professional Chaplains, a multi-faith taxation, and public employees and retirement
He lives at 2858 S. U.S. Highway 27, Portland, IN association established to certify and serve its member- committees. He and his wife, Kimura Flores, have
47371. He would enjoy hearing from his classmates. ship and to promote professional chaplaincy. Mary is two young children. They live at 3610 Cutter Way,
His e-mail address is visitrhouse@yahoo.com. the site coordinator of pastoral care at the Riverside Sacramento, CA 95818. His e-mail address is
Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. jdave660@aol.com. (See photo, below center.)
Alice Lambert Eger is director of the Trinity
1982 Christian School for pre-school and kindergarten
Christopher W. Bear and his wife, Ivette, live 1983 in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
at 93 Chelsea Road, Clifton, NJ 07012. Christo- Richard W. Marshall W. Reavis IV met with other DePauw
pher is the director of sales training for Prudential Byrd is a profes- alumni in London. (See photo, page 29.)
Financial in Livingston, N.J. Ivette is the district sor of trumpet David A. Reidy received the Fred Berger Prize
sales manager of Manhattan and New York City for at Cumberland from the American Philosophical Association’s com-
Federal Express Corporation. Christopher’s e-mail College in Wil- mittee on law and philosophy. The Berger Prize is
address is chrisbear@optonline.net. liamsburg, Ky. given every two years to the author of a published
Ann P. Corley appeared Dec. 14, 2004, on He re c e n t l y article in the philosophy of law that is judged out-
the USA cable network series Navy NCIS: Naval produced a solo standing for its originality and scholarship. David
Criminal Investigative Service. She has made CD, Portrait of a received the award for his article, “Hate Crimes,
guest appearances on other television shows and Trumpet, which Oppression, and Legal Theory,” published in Public
performed in three films that were nominated for offers a wide variety of cultural and musical styles. Affairs Quarterly in 2002. David’s work on the
2004 academy awards. The CD is available by contacting Richard at his philosophical foundations of hate crimes laws will be
Thomas M. Jackson is one of three budget e-mail address, rbyrd@cumberlandcollege.edu. featured at special American Philosophical Associa-
advisers to acting Governor Richard Codey in New (See photo, above.) tion symposia in Boston and San Francisco.
Jersey. Thom is executive vice president, general Elizabeth A. Enloe is chief operating officer at Carrie L. Torres is a career counselor with
counsel and corporate secretary for the GAB Robins Trumbull Services, L.L.C., in Windsor, Conn. WorkOne in Greenfield, Ind. Her e-mail address
Group of Companies, the world’s second-largest Debra Markstone Castino was recently in- is carrie_torres@yahoo.com.
independent loss adjusting firm. He is a member ducted into the President’s Club of the F.C. Tucker Mary Wynne Cox helped to develop and run
of various international companies and non-profit Company in Indianapolis for her outstanding sales the magazine Indy’s Child, which recently celebrated
organizations, including the United Way of Morris achievement in residential real estate sales in 2004. its 20th anniversary. Indy’s Child has won local and
County (N.J.) and the 100 Black Men of New She and her husband, Bill, live in Noblesville, Ind. national awards and is available free of charge at
Jersey. Thom; his wife, Alison; and his daughters, They have two sons, David and Charlie. more than 600 locations in central Indiana.
Kaitlyn and Olivia, live in Morristown, Ohio. Julia Mathews Meneghin is the associate direc-
Douglas D. Johnson and his wife, Michelle Mar- tor of the annual fund at the Pennington School
quardt, announce the birth of their daughter, Caitlin in Pennington, N.J. 1985
Rebecca Marquardt Johnson, Oct. 13, 2004. Caitlin Carrie Reavis Erzinger met with other DePauw David W. Johnson, Jeffrey H. Travis, Matthew
joins brother Callum, 2. Doug works on strategic alumni in London. (See photo, page 29.) S. Darnall, David D. Riefe, Michael J. Sellers, Mark
law enforcement policy for the Australian Customs E. Mitchell Roob Jr. was appointed by Indiana’s S. Smith and Brett P. Edwards teed it up against
Service. Doug and Michelle’s postal address is P.O. governor to head Indiana’s largest state agency, the Stephan C. Denison ’86, Mark R. Koenig ’86,
Box 336, Belconnen, ACT 2616, Australia. Family and Social Services Administration. The Breton A. Schoch ’86 and Jay F. Stutz ’86 in the
Kenneth A. Owen was a presenter at the annual agency administers 157 programs through four 5th Annual Sigma Chi Ryder Cup. Jay says, “The
conference of the Governor’s Council for People with divisions: family and children; mental health and ad- golfers competed fiercely at Purgatory Golf Club
Disabilities, Nov. 8, 2004, in Indianapolis. He was diction; disability, aging and rehabilitation services; in Noblesville, Ind., which is owned by Christine
a member of the panel that discussed “How Media and the Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning. “Tenna” Rooney Merchant ’83 and head PGA
Shapes the Future” and how the attendees can work professional, Jon S. Stutz ’91. The Class of 1985
with the media to guide its coverage of the disability prevailed 31.5 to 22.5. Matt won 7.75 points and
issue. Ken is director of media relations at DePauw. 1984 was named most valuable golfer by team captain,
Amy Peterson Maniscalo and her husband, Trina Gough Weiner lives at 18892 North 92nd Dave Johnson. Mike won the “sandbagger” award,
Timothy, announce the birth of their daughter, Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85258. Her e-mail address is averaging a full five shots lower than his unofficial,
Sarah Joyce Maniscalo, Aug. 7, 2003. They live at trinaweiner@cox.net. estimated handicap. The group will reconvene next
11719 Promontory Trail, Zionsville, IN 46077. D. Patrick Green lives at 3108 Mt. Vernon fall in St. Louis.
Koren Sawyer Benoit lives at 215 Bittercreek Court, Midland, MI 48642. His e-mail address Craig P. Martin was one of three educators
Drive, Folsom, CA 95630. She has two sons, is dpgreen62@chartermi.net. to receive the new Distinguished Educator Award
Tucker, 16, and Matthew, 13. Koren is the curator David E. Jones, presented by the National Middle School Association
of the California State Capitol and executive direc- recently elected in recognition of his efforts to implement proven
tor of the Historic State Capitol Commission. Her member of the strategies that increase young adolescents’ academic
e-mail address is koren.benoit@sen.ca.gov. California State and developmental growth. The association is the
William H. Tipton and his wife, Laurel, live Assembly, is chair nation’s largest professional association focused
on a six-acre horse farm at 6681 Dressage Lane, of the Assembly specifically on the education of 10 to 15 year olds.
Loveland, OH 45140. They have three daugh- Judiciary Commit- Craig is a language arts teacher and team leader at the
ters, Hillary, Claire and Corey. Bill is a senior tee. He took office A.W. Coolidge Middle School in Reading, Mass.
district manager for Pfizer Pharmaceuticals and in December 2004, Daniel R. Miller, 4-H club leader and 4-H
also coaches his daughter, Hillary, on the MTSC after serving five council president from Evansville, Ind., was selected
Wolfpack U-16 select soccer team. Bill’s e-mail years on the City as a volunteer leader representative on the National
address is billhtipton@yahoo.com. David E. Jones ’84 of Sacramento City 4-H Leadership Trust. He will serve for two years.
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the rules attorney for the Arizona Department of Dana M. Augustin is a postulant at the Sisters is an administrative manager in the psychiatry
Economic Security. They live in Phoenix. Todd’s of Providence at Saint Mary-of-the Woods in department at Staten Island University Hospital.
e-mail address is tbroeker@tbcreative.com. Beth’s Indianapolis. She will live at the congregation’s Her e-mail address is pmac2kids@yahoo.com.
e-mail address is bbroeker@cox.net. Formation House in Palos Heights, Ill. Thomas L. Cooley is a lyric tenor and has ap-
Nancy Fox Ardell and her husband, Doug, Mark J. Bransfield recently worked with 10-time peared internationally with operas, orchestras and
are the founders and operators of Camden Arts, a Grammy winner and recording legend Al Schmitt on ensembles. He was profiled in Minnesota’s St. Paul
new business that creates custom prints and cards his pop and jazz vocal debut, Night Time. The album Pioneer Press, Oct. 31, 2004. In the article, Thomas
using photographs and children’s art. Their Web features standards as well as original songs written tells of how his career developed from his four years
site is www.camdenarts.com. by Mark. You can hear samples and contact Mark at DePauw, where he studied under Thomas D.
Debora Hewitt Neumeyer is the assistant attor- via his Web site, www.markbransfield.com. Fitzpatrick, professor emeritus of voice and musical
ney general for the State of Iowa. She is a member of John W. Busey II is a first vice president of theatre, to his present position as a principal singer
the Junior League, Cedar Valley Montessori School investments and a senior investment consultant with the Staatstheater am Gartnerplatz. Thomas
Board and Iowa State Bar Association. Debbie is the for Robert W. Baird & Company, Inc., in Racine, has performed with the Bavarian State Opera,
former chapter president of Alpha Phi. She said in Wis. John is a member of the DePauw Alumni Krakow State Opera, Neue Opernbuhne Berlin
the 2004 spring issue of the Alpha Phi newsletter, Board of Directors and a member of the board of Ex Machina Baroque Opera and at the Aldeburgh
“My leadership opportunities at Alpha Phi have trustees for Alpha Tau Omega. He is a member of Festival in England.
been a foundation and training ground for many the Founders Rotary Club of Racine, Sustainable Catherine L. Day was one of three finalists
other leadership positions and experiences I have Racine and the Racine Area Manufacturers and for the 2004 Story Prize given by Story magazine
had since I graduated from DePauw.” Commerce board. John is co-chair of the 1990 to honor the author of an outstanding collection
Jay S. Hosler, whose books combine comic- reunion planning committee for his class’ 15th of fiction. Her first book, The Circus in Winter,
book characters and science lessons, was featured reunion in June 2005. The Young Professionals received praise from a number of publications,
in the Autumn 2004 issue of AWIS, a magazine of Racine named John the organization’s 2004 including The New York Times, Newsday, MSNBC.
published by the Association for Women in Science. Young Professional of the Year. com and Sports Illustrated. Cathy was a speaker
His article presented another teaching comic, “The Kimberly A. Cowgill lives at 106 Brigham in the James and Marilou Kelly Writers Series at
Diabolical Dr. NoNoNo.” Jay lives in Huntingdon, Creek Drive, Greer, SC 29650. She works in a DePauw, Feb. 16, 2005.
Pa., and is a professor of biology at Juniata College. business development group for IBM. In May Tamara (De Jong) and Thomas R. Conrad ’88
He is the author of Clan Apis, the life story of a bee 2005, she traveled to China with her daughter, announce the birth of their son, Bryce Richard Con-
in comic book form, and The Sidewalk Adventures, Ann-Frances, 3, to adopt another little girl. Her rad, July 8, 2004. Bryce joins brother Grant Thomas,
the story of a wisecracking young follicle mite living e-mail address is kcowgill@bellsouth.net. 3, at their home in Spokane, Wash. Their e-mail
in Charles Darwin’s left eyebrow. John H. Dixon and his wife, Sandy, announce address is thomas_conrad_1999@yahoo.com.
Ernest M. and Dr. Kimberly Leonard ’93 the birth of their son, Christopher Paul Dixon. They Katherine Embry Marek and her husband, Dan,
Limbo announce the birth of their daughter, Anne live in Elkhart, Ind. John is the human resources and announce the birth of their son, William Colston
Elizabeth Limbo, Jan. 13, 2005. Anne joins brother operations administrator for Employer’s Security, Marek, Oct. 8, 2004. Will joins sisters Maille, 4, and
Henry, at 3521 Galloway Ave., Jackson, MS 39216. Inc. His e-mail address is dixon@elkhart.net. Anna, 3, at their home in Northbrook, Ill. Katherine’s
Ernie is an associate professor of southern history Lisa Fay Hennessey and her husband, Chris, e-mail address is kathkem@yahoo.com.
and chair of the faculty at Tougaloo College. Kim- announce the birth of their son, Joseph Edward Margaret Johnson Baurer and her husband,
berly is a senior resident in pediatric neurology at Hennessey, Dec. 16, 2004. Joseph joins brother Jeff, announce the birth of their daughter, Brooke
the University of Mississippi Medical School. Jack, 5, and sister Elizabeth, 3, at 7 Stonegate Lane, Elizabeth Baurer, Oct. 22, 2004. Brooke joins sisters
Wa l l a c e J . Hingham, MA 02043. Sarah, 6, and Olivia, 2, at 1216 Herrington Road,
Nichols, director Debra R. Johnson and her husband, Brad Geneva, IL 60134.
of the Blue Ocean Stanek, announce the birth of their son, Gavin Heather Northrup Stith is a development
Institute’s Pacific Johnson Stanek, Jan. 1, 2005. They live at 2159 editor at JIST Publishing. She and her husband,
Ocean region, W. Fletcher St., Chicago, IL 60618. Debbie’s e-mail Christopher, live in Fishers, Ind. They have a
was featured in address is debj3@sbcglobal.net. daughter, Erika, 9. Heather’s e-mail address is
the cover story of Geoffrey E. Pickens and his wife, Emiko, hlstith@msn.com.
Time for Kids maga- announce the birth of their son, Sol Ishizuka Andra M. Pavuls is department coordinator
zine, Nov. 5, 2004. Pickens, June 14, 2004. Geoffrey is the Brown of the University School at the South Bend (Ind.)
As a biologist and Spirits marketing manager for Jim Beam, Remy campus of Davenport University. Andra will begin
co-founder and Martin and Famous Grouse in Tokyo. His e-mail working toward her doctoral degree in literature and
former co-director address is pickens_g@yahoo.com. criticism at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in
of Wildcoast, an international conservation team the summer of 2005. Her e-mail address is andra.
dedicated to protection of the coasts and oceans, pavuls@davenport.edu.
Jay has studied the sea turtle populations of Mexico 1991 Thomas E. Prothero and Christina K. Frank
since 1992. Jay also was featured in a holiday flyer Kaarin Anderson Hardy and her fam- (Western Illinois University) were married June
distributed at retail outlets around the country by ily live at Florastrasse 14, CH-8800 Thawil, 12, 2004, in Keokuk, Iowa. DePauw alumni at-
Apple Computer, Inc. (See photo, above.) Zurich, Switzerland. Her e-mail address is tending the wedding included Theresa Prothero
kaarinhardy@hotmail.com. Larkin ’78, Emily Prothero Moberly ’82, Brandt
William J. Bach is vice president of sales for A. Sakakeeny ’89, Scott D. Gossett and Clinton A.
1990 the central division of Ketel One Vodka. Bill and Douglas II. Tom is a senior vice president and com-
John E. Adent is the chief executive officer for his wife, Carrie, live in Chicago. His e-mail address mercial division manager for MB Financial Bank,
Lextron, Inc. He and his wife, Hannah, live at 8275 is bbach@ketelone.com. N.A., a commercial bank and financial services
Sunset Peak Court, Fort Collins, CO 80528. They Patricia Borowski MacMillan and her hus- provider in Chicago. Christina is a vice president
have three children: Sarah, Joshua and Matthew. band, Lauchlin, live in Staten Island, N.Y. They of commercial real estate for MB Financial Bank.
John’s e-mail address is jadent@lextron-inc.com. have two children: Patrick, 7, and Emily, 3. Patricia They live at 156 N. Oak Park Ave., Oak Park, IL
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standards of surgical practice and to improve the care John, announce the birth of their son, Benjamin
of the surgical patient. Christopher is a physician Wesley Nordstrom, Sept. 6, 2004. Benjamin joins
with Otolaryngology Associates in Indianapolis. brothers Jarek, 6, and Cameron, 4. She is an at-
Susan Lane Pennington and her husband, torney and shareholder with the Minneapolis law
Mike, announce the birth of their son, Noah Lane firm of Briggs and Morgan. Tamika was recently
Pennington, Dec. 5, 2004. They live at 45 Merlin featured on Minnesota Public Radio.
Drive, Rochester, IL 62563. Susan’s e-mail address Scott A. and Rebecca (Arnheim) Thompson
is spenning@roe51.k12.il.us. announce the birth of their daughter, Samantha
Frederik W. Lehmann and Erin Gilmore Rebecca Thompson, July 16, 2004. Samantha
were married July 17, 2004, in Cobleskill, N.Y. joins brothers Nathan, 4, and Anders, 3, in
DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Winston-Salem, N.C. Scott is a veterinarian at
Mark G. Norville (groomsman), Kenneth M. Walkertown Veterinary Hospital. Rebecca tutors
Alt (groomsman), Ben D. Comer, Margaret math and science students. Scott’s e-mail address
Tewel Comer, David J. Chase, David P. Allen, is tallvet@yahoo.com. Rebecca’s e-mail address is
Travis S. Nelson, Julie Kim Norville ’94 and nandythomps@yahoo.com.
Carrie Seaman Alt. Fred helps run a family Tucker Waugh is the wide receivers coach at
market research firm. Erin teaches U.S. history Stanford University. Tucker was a member of the
to 11th and 12th graders. Fred’s e-mail address football coaching staff at DePauw in 1994. Mary E. Cape ’95 and Matthew J. Jones. DePauw
is flehmann@simonmba.rochester.edu. alumni attending the wedding included Keri Ann
Dr. Kimberly (Leonard) and Ernest M. Bickley ’95 and Lou A. Straub-Yeager ’95.
Limbo ’89 announce the birth of their daughter, 1994
Anne Elizabeth Limbo, Jan. 13, 2005. Anne joins Pamela (Gerbosi) and David E. Heiss ’94 the Portland Fire and Rescue in Portland, Ore. She
brother Henry, 4, at 3521 Galloway Ave., Jackson, announce the birth of their son, Andrew Edward is still an avid cyclist and loves the west coast. Her
MS 39216. Kimberly is a senior resident in pe- Heiss, Sept. 19, 2004. Drew joins brother Jack, 5, e-mail address is cynslingsby@yahoo.com.
diatric neurology at the University of Mississippi and sister Elizabeth, 3, at their home in Arlington Susan Dinkel Jensen and her husband, Jim,
Medical School. Ernie is an associate professor Heights, Ill. announce the birth of their daughter, Lillian “Lilly”
of southern history and chair of the faculty at Peter J. and Stacy (Eppel) Goebel announce Reese Jensen, Aug. 11, 2004. Susie is the morn-
Tougaloo College. the birth of their son, Michael James Goebel, ing-midday news anchor for WTHI-TV, channel
Matthew A. Lessall, a Hollywood casting Sept. 24, 2004. Michael joins brothers David, 10, in Terre Haute, Ind. Her e-mail address is
director, returned to DePauw on Nov. 3, 2004, 6, and John, 2, at 18721 Barn Swallow Terrace, sdinkel@wthi.emmis.com.
to present “So, You Wanna Be in Movies?” His Gaithersburg, MD 20879. Their e-mail address is Chad D. Geringer lives at 11287 Carmel Creek
presentation was part of the DePauw’s film stud- stgoebel@verizon.net. Road, San Diego, CA 92130. His e-mail address is
ies series and DePauw’s ArtsFest. Matt’s casting Kimberly Harper Novotny is an associate chad.geringer@appliedbiosystems.com.
credits include Mean Creek, Frankenstein and King with the law firm of Bell, Boyd & Lloyd LLC, in James C. Giesen and his wife, Anne Marshall,
Solomon’s Mines. Chicago. She concentrates her practice in regulatory both received a doctoral degree in history from
Christopher J. Maher is head of convert- and securities law matters relating to investment the University of Georgia in December 2004.
ible bond sales at Bank One Capital Markets in companies and investment advisers. They live in Athens, Ga. Jim’s e-mail address is
Chicago. Dr. Adrienne Rasbach and her husband, Bryan jcgiesen@uga.edu.
John P. Marshall and his wife, Lynn, announce Sharpe, announce the birth of their daughter, Andrew M. O’Shaughnessy and Elizabeth A.
the birth of their son, John “Jack” Frederick Mar- Caitlyn Elizabeth Sharpe, Dec. 20, 2004. They live Stief (Stanford University) were married Oct. 23,
shall, Aug. 26, 2004. They live at 6121 Central Ave., at 15061 Windsor Lane, Noblesville, IN 46060. 2004, in Alexandria, Va. Andrew is a management
Indianapolis, IN 46220. John is a real estate broker Adrienne is an ob-gyn physician in private practice consultant with Pittiglio, Rabin, Todd and McGrath.
for Providence Partners, a commercial real estate at Riverview Hospital in Noblesville. Her e-mail Elizabeth is a pediatric neuropsychologist with the
advisory and development company specializing address is arasbach@ameritech.net. National Children’s Medical Center. Andrew’s e-mail
in medical real estate leasing and development and Gretchen Yetke Greever and her husband, address is amo0715@yahoo.com.
retail property development. His e-mail address is Lane, announce the birth of their daughter, Ainsley Christopher B. Oler is the director of com-
jmarshall@providence-partners.com. Ann Greever, Nov. 28, 2004. Ainsley joins brother munications for Raymond Associates, Inc., in In-
Amy Monroe Van Vooren and her husband, Carson, 2, at their home in Naperville, Ill. Gretchen dianapolis. His e-mail address is chrisoler@aol.com.
Brian, announce the birth of their son, Griffin works part-time in human resources at Citadel He would enjoy hearing from his classmates.
McVeain Van Vooren, March 12, 2004. He joins Investment Group, L.L.C., in downtown Chicago. Brant D. Rumble was featured in an article
brothers Conner, 6, and Parker, 4; and sister Paige, 2, Her e-mail address is glgreever@msn.com. in the Nov. 6, 2004, issue of The New York Times
at 3105 Falls River Ave., Raleigh, NC 27614. Their in which the author discussed Brant and his iPod
e-mail address is briamycon@hotmail.com. with its collection of 11,000 songs. Brant says
Katherine Pell Daniello and her husband, 1995 this is two-thirds of his CD collection. Brant is
John, announce the birth of their son, Michael Mary E. Cape and Matthew J. Jones were mar- an editor of books on popular culture for Scribner
John Daniello, Dec. 22, 2003. They live at 1617 ried Sept. 11, 2004, in Golden, Colo. They live in in New York City.
N. Lincoln St., Wilmington, DE 19806. Katie’s Superior, Colo. (See photo, above right.) Anne C. Thomas is site communications
e-mail address is jkdaniello@comcast.net. Cynthia D. Cone and Rich Slingsby were manager at LaSalle (Ill.) County Generating Sta-
Tamika Ragland Nordstrom and her husband, married June 25, 2004. Cynthia is a firefighter for tion for Exelon Corporation. She lives at 3065
For a schedule of alumni events and information about alumni services, go to:
www.depauw.edu/alumni/index.asp
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Brian J. Fisher ’97 and Christine J. Beno wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included
David J. McClain ’97, Kelle Kirlin McClain ’95, Ronald J. DeFeo ’97 (groomsman), Jason M. Anders
’97 (best man), Angela J. Tarrant ’98, S. Troy Cummings ’96 (groomsman), Carrie F. Klaus ’93, DePauw
Melanie B. Downie ’98 and Greg Zupan.
assistant professor of modern languages, Jeffrey D. Mohl ’99, Benjamin C. Everson ’99 and Richard Roth,
former DePauw associate professor of English. and employer groups.
Dr. Kimberly Stimmel Coyne and her hus-
byronhittle@hotmail.com. Amanda’s e-mail ad- Adam L. and Jennifer (Fogel) Yoder announce band, Jac, live at 330 Bartlett Court, Suisun City,
dress is amandamartin75@hotmail.com. the birth of their son, Henry David Yoder, Oct. 19, CA 94585. Kimberly’s e-mail address is kimberly.
Deborah Klak is a freelance violinist in Los 2004. They live in Westfield, Ind. Adam’s e-mail coyne@travis.af.mil.
Angeles. She has toured Asia with the Hollywood address is adamlyoder@verizon.net.
Pops Orchestra. She has toured South and North
America with Los Tri-o, a Latin jazz band; Wayne 1999
Shorter Quintet; and Ernie Andrews. She performs 1998 Anne S. Becker recently finished a two-year
frequently as a principal with the Mozart Classical Toby Amir Fox and her husband, Dan, an- clerkship with the Honorable Sarah Evans Barker,
Orchestra, Los Angeles Symphonic Camerata, the nounce the birth of their son, Noah William United States District Court for the Southern
Riverside Philharmonic and the hip-hop orchestra, Fox, Sept. 19, 2004. Toby received a master’s District of Indiana. She is an associate in the
Dakah. Deborah has been featured in movies degree in philanthropy and an M.P.A. in non- employee benefits department of McDermott Will
and television shows and has played for movie profit management from Indiana University. & Emery LLP in Chicago. Her e-mail address is
soundtracks. She appeared on ABC performing at They live in Phoenix. Toby’s e-mail address is abeckerz@umich.edu.
the American Music awards as well as for the Radio tobyfox@cox.net. Susan A. Bender and John A. Price were married
Music awards. She recorded for the Soul Train Mu- Christian H. and Sarah (Dance) Bridgwater July 31, 2004, in Indianapolis. Susan is an attorney
sic awards. Deborah also teaches violin and piano announce the birth of their son, William Christian specializing in municipal finance with the law firm
to young children in the west Los Angeles area for Bridgwater, June 28, 2004. Chris is finishing his of Ice Miller in Indianapolis. John is pursuing his
Childrens Music Workshop. She lives at 2605 S. emergency medicine residency in Toledo, Ohio. M.B.A. at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana
Barrington Ave., #7, Los Angeles, CA 90064. Her They plan to move to Fort Wayne, Ind., in the University in Bloomington, Ind. They live at 1221
e-mail address is dklak@hotmail.com. summer of 2005. They live at 6919 Wexford Hill Oak Knoll Court, Indianapolis, IN 46217. Susan’s
Raphaella Palmer and Robert Prange (Mil- Lane, Holland, OH 43528. Their e-mail address e-mail address is susanbender@hotmail.com. John’s
likin University) were married May 22, 2004, in is csbridg@buckeye-express.com. e-mail address is johnprice25@hotmail.com. (See
Edwardsville, Ill. Raphaella’s Delta Gamma sorority Melanie B. Downie ’98 and Greg Zupan were photo, below.)
sister, Inga Zeeb Holton, was matron of honor. married Aug. 7, 2004, in Portland, Ore. DePauw Joshua L. Clemons is a boat pilot for Al &
The couple live at 45 Medial Drive, Decatur, alumni attending the wedding included Theodore Almas, a charter boat company. He and his wife,
IL 62521. Raphaella is the director of student W. Baldwin, John D. Harr and Diana M. Pray ’97. Allisun Groat Clemons, live in Mound, Minn.
programs and Greek life at Millikin University. Mel and Greg had a second reception in Detroit.
Her e-mail address is rpalmer@millikin.edu. (See DePauw alumni attending the second reception
photo, below.) included Rachael A. Himsel and Allisson M.
Niggemyer. Mel is a systems administrator at the
French American International School in Portland,
as well as a freelance singer. Greg is a systems analyst
at Intel Corporation in Hillsboro, Ore. They live
at 5020 S.W. Sweeney St., Portland, OR 97221.
Mel’s e-mail address is mel@downie-zupan.net.
(See photo, above right.)
Caroline S. Jeffs is an account supervisor at
Strat@comm in the Detroit office. Strat@comm
is a public affairs and public relations firm with
offices in Washington, D.C., and Detroit.
Richard F. Jones is the regional director of
central Missouri for Forrest T. Jones & Company, a
third party administrator specializing in insurance
Raphaella Palmer ’97 and Robert Prange programs for professional and trade associations Susan A. Bender ’99 and John A. Price ’99
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Anna W. Eidson ’99 and Ryan C. Palmer ’99 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included
David A. Copple ’00, Erin L. Majka ’99, Kelly M. Applegate ’99, Kelly Tancredi Beesley ’00, Christy A. Agness
’01, Jason T. Bird ’99, Molly McHugh Applegate ’99, Mark A. Smiley ’98, Kelle Kirlin McClain ’95, Andrew
F. Baldeschwiler ’98, Carrie A. Lowry ’00, Larry G. Jovanovic ’00, Erin McDaniel Jovanovic ’00, Olivia M. Kurt D. Hare ’00 and Heather M. Shelton. DePauw
Castellini ’99, Elizabeth B. Hamilton ’00, Scott M. Kalmus ’99, Jennifer Raney Kalmus ’99, Anne S. Becker alumni attending the wedding included Jon-Jon
’99, Perry J. Trowbridge ’99, Alissa Ewald Trowbridge ’00, Christopher D. Clark ’99, Andrew J. Cornelius Knepp ’98, John D. Maggard ’00 and Jennifer
’99, Kathryn E. Waterfield ’95, Christopher S. Landis ’99, H. Regan Souders ’98, Joni Crosley Higgins ’99, Aiken Knepp ’00.
Ryan W. Higgins ’00, Steven M. Dellinger ’99, David J. McClain ’97 and Mark G. Yaggy ’98.
Law Center, May 2004. She is a practicing attorney
Anna W. Eidson and Ryan C. Palmer were worth announce the birth of their daughter, Lucy with Foley & Lardner LLP in Boston.
married July 17, 2004. They live at 507 Holmes St., Madeline Woodworth, Aug. 26, 2004. Michael Lynsay A. Clutter is a reporter and fill-in anchor
Kansas City, MO 64106. (See photo, above.) is a software analyst for Steak n’ Shake. Sarah at WTHR-TV (NBC) in Indianapolis.
Justin L. McKay earned his master’s degree in is taking a year off from her teaching to be a Laura J. Downs and Todd R. Young were married
higher education from Purdue University. While stay-at-home mom. Michael’s e-mail address is July 10, 2004, in Needham, Mass. They live at 454
pursuing his degree, he served as the chapter adviser mwoodworth002@hotmail.com. Sarah’s e-mail Main St., Millis, MA 02054. Laura’s e-mail address is
to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity on the Purdue address is sarahwoodworth02@hotmail.com. lauraj23@comcast.net. (See photo, below left.)
campus and worked for the university. His e-mail Kurt D. Hare and Heather M. Shelton (In-
address is jlmckay3@yahoo.com. diana University) were married Aug. 21, 2004, in
Kathryn L. Pitts graduated from the Fuqua 2000 the St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Kurt is a senior
School of Business at Duke University in May Claire S. Bishop is the author of “The Traffick- underwriter for Oak Street Mortgage. Heather is
2004. She is a product manager for DoubleClick ing Victims Protection Act of 2000: Three Years a psychotherapist for the Adult & Child Center
in Durham, N.C. Her e-mail address is kathryn. Later.” The article was published in International in Avon, Ind. They live at 978 Port Circle, Avon,
pitts@duke.edu. Migration, Volume-41, Issue 5 (2003). Claire IN 46123. (See photo, above.)
Michael N. and Sarah (Schwartz ’02) Wood- earned her law degree from Georgetown University Lieutenant Ryan A. Hopper returned from a
six-month deployment in the Western Pacific on a
fast attack nuclear submarine, the U.S.S. Salt Lake
City, Oct. 22, 2004. He earned his gold dolphins
and qualified as officer of the watch. He lives at
101 Market St., #422, San Diego, CA 92101. His
e-mail address is ryan_hopper@hotmail.com.
Sara N. Imhulse received a master’s degree in
public administration from Northern Kentucky
University, December 2004. She was a recipient of
a W. Donald Heisel Memorial Scholarship while at
Northern Kentucky University. Sara is employed
by the City of Milford and lives in Cincinnati. Her
e-mail address is simhulse@hotmail.com.
Robert J. Miltner and Kathleen A. Murphy
’01 were married Sept. 5, 2004, in Minneapolis.
They live in Los Angeles. Robert’s e-mail address
is rjmiltner@hotmail.com. Katie’s e-mail address is
katie.miltner@gmail.com. (See photo, page 44.)
Michael E. and Lee (Wright) Roberts live
at 3324 Jordan Court, Bloomington, IN 47403.
Laura J. Downs ’00 and Todd R. Young wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included Michael is a graduate student at Indiana University.
Brooke Knudson Cox ’00 (matron of honor), Salina Gonzales Monaghan ’99 (bridesmaid), Heather A. Lee is a veterinarian at Combs Veterinary Clinic.
Horton ’99, Ashley Sustee Clifford ’00, Klarysa J. Benge ’99. Kathryn Beaver Weaver ’00, Shannon M. Mike’s e-mail address is robertsm@indiana.edu.
Oltmann ’00, Margaret L. Stahr ’00, Jason J. Chan ’99, Kelly A. Conway ’99, Matthew S. Clifford ’00, Lee’s e-mail address is roberts.dvm@juno.com.
Nicholas A. Parcell ’00 and Mark A. Fowler ’79 (minister).
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Shannon J. Greybar ’01 and Douglas E. Milliken ’01 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding
included Anastasia S. Argoe ’03; Lindsay B. Johnson ’01; Jane H. Bankhurst ’02 (bridesmaid); Carrie L. Gray
’01; Emily Jones Knuth ’99; Karen Bushouse Sprague ’01; Peter A. Sprague ’98; Allison E. Bogner ’01; Steffani
Scott G. Fisk ’02 and Kendra K. Hatcher ’02. De-
Pealer, DePauw student affairs graduate assistant 2001-03; Adam D. Cohen ’89, DePauw head coach of men’s
Pauw alumni attending the wedding included James
swimming; Mary K. Curtin ’02; Suzanne M. Barnes ’03; Christine L. Dugan ’01; Emily C. Short ’01; Katy
D. Mahoney ’02 (groomsman), D. Gabriel Lamm
J. Brett ’01; Erin K. Lower ’01 (bridesmaid); Casey Olsen Bowsher ’03; Courtney M. Lewis ’01 (groomsman);
’02 (groomsman), Michael P. Vasey ’03 (groomsman),
Ryan J. Langferman ’01; Brock J. Bowsher ’01 (groomsman); Kristin Norton, DePauw director of Greek affairs;
Maximillian M. Maile ’04 (groomsman), Lucas A.
Stephen C. Jones ’69; Aaron E. Booth ’01; Eileen Emison Booth ’01; Walter J. Bennett ’01; William J. Wagner,
Snyder ’02, Eric D. Hodges ’02, Ken R. Ballantine
DePauw director of sports information; Matthew M. Enenbach ’01 and Daniel S. Garrison ’01.
’01, David A. Scott ’03, Andrea L. Impicciche ’03,
Joy Lotz Mahoney ’03, Tabitha M. Lamm ’05 and
Katie A. Beehler ’04.
in Indianapolis. Kendra was a Spanish interpreter
for two years and developed the bilingual program
for Healthy Families at Clarian Health in India-
napolis. She is attending Indiana University School
of Dentistry in Indianapolis. Scott is a student at
the Indiana University School of Medicine, also
in Indianapolis. They live at 10709 Brooks St.,
Indianapolis, IN 46234. Scott’s e-mail address
is sfisk@iupui.edu. Kendra’s e-mail address is
kendrafisk@yahoo.com. (See photo, above.)
Serena Longyear Smith is a licensing account
manager of cartoon properties and toy makers
at FUNimation Productions, Ltd. She lives in
Euless, Texas.
Kathleen A. Murphy ’01 and Robert J. Miltner ’00 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding Meredith C. Mulvey and Ryan S. Truitt ’03
included Deana J. Rybak ’01, Katherine Strickland Huys ’01, Daniel A. Arnett ’00, Andrew J. Huys were married Oct. 9, 2004, on Hilton Head Island,
’00, J. Alexander Svenson ’02, Kevin P. Hurley ’00, Daniel E. Mandel ’01 (best man), Lisa M. Goecke S.C. Meredith is a manager and buyer for Lilly
’01, Lisa M. March ’01 (bridesmaid), Sarah S. Fuchs ’01 (bridesmaid), Wesley D. Prieshoff ’00 and Julie Pulitzer Premier Hilton Head. Ryan received his
Schwarze Linihan ’00. Not pictured: James W. Emison ’52. master’s degree in information and communication
Steven T. and Sarahbeth (Scantlin ’00) Spa- sciences at Ball State University. He is a computer
sojevich announce the birth of their son, Jackson consultant for ICC Systems in Hilton Head. (See
William Spasojevich, July 2, 2004. Steve is a juvenile photo, next page.)
counselor for the court system. Sarahbeth is a stay-at- Melissa S. Reinke and David P. Simon ’01
home mom and teaches college writing two nights a were married Sept. 18, 2004, in Noblesville, Ind.
week. They live at 80 Fieldstone Drive, Lake Villa, DePauw Chaplain Larry Burton officiated at the
IL 60046. Steve’s e-mail address is stevespaz@juno. wedding ceremony. They live on the west side of
com. Sarahbeth’s e-mail is sbscantlin@juno.com. Chicago. (See photo, bottom next page.)
Jennifer E. Van Hoozer and Brian Hutson Sarah (Schwartz) and Michael N. Wood-
were married Nov. 21, 2003. They live at 5601 worth ’99 announce the birth of their daughter,
Guilford Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46220. Her e- Lucy Madeline Woodworth, Aug. 26, 2004.
mail address is jenvanhoozer@hotmail.com. (See Sarah is taking a year off from her teaching to
photo, left.) be a stay-at-home mom. Michael is a software
analyst for Steak n’ Shake. Sarah’s e-mail address is
sarahwoodworth02@hotmail.com. Michael’s e-mail
2002 address is mwoodworth002@hotmail.com.
Kendra K. Hatcher and Scott G. Fisk were Kristin S. Snyder and Matthew T. Himsel (Indi-
Jennifer E. Van Hoozer ’01 and Brian Hutson married Aug. 20, 2004, at White River Gardens ana University) were married Oct. 25, 2003. DePauw
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alumni attending the wedding included Dr. Philip D. ’74 and Cynthia DeWitt Chapman ’74. Kristin and was screened at several festivals.
Snyder ’73 (father of the bride), Judith Stone Snyder Matt live in Pinehurst, N.C. Their mailing address Chareen M. Stark is pursuing a master’s of arts
’74 (mother of the bride), Craig P.S. Snyder ’04 is P.O. Box 5178, Pinehurst, NC 28374. Kristin’s degree in international relations at The Maxwell
(brother of the bride), Wendy M. Casterton (maid e-mail address is kristinhimsel@earthlink.net. (See School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse
of honor), Megan M. Mulford (bridesmaid), Erin photo, below right.) University. She is president of the international
C. Timmons (bridesmaid), Jennifer W. Sampson Jonathan “Jack” Stahlmann is an actor, writer relations graduate student body.
(bridesmaid), Courtenay Grass Bogers, Michael E. and producer. He appeared on the CBS series Cold Christopher J. Terhune and his wife, Mary,
Bogers ’01, Brian T. Curley ’00, Amanda J. Daeger, Case, Nov. 28, 2004. His previous television credits announce the birth of their daughter, Isabella
Courtney J. Doyle, Diana S. Hill, Jennifer N. Nye, include Days of Our Lives. Jack and his production Mary Frances Terhune, March 16, 2004. They
Susan Tarr Rolfs, Timothy R. Rolfs, Jennifer A. partners, Brian D. Goad and Michael A. McIlraith live at 1260 Knightsbridge Court, #103, Char-
Tarbox, Diane Larson Paschal ’75, Nancy Lovett ’03, shot a short film on the DePauw campus that lottesville, VA 22911. Chris’ e-mail address is
cjt6n@virginia.edu.
Annie K. Triplett and David C. Warner ’00
were married July 24, 2004, in Daytona Beach
Shores, Fla. Annie will receive her law degree from
Loyola Law School in May 2005. She will start as
an associate with Epport, Richman and Robbins in
Los Angeles following graduation. David is a clinical
trials manager with Esoterix, Inc., and is pursuing
an M.B.A. degree at the Kelley School of Business.
They live at 432 N. Palm Drive, #205, Beverly Hills,
CA 90210. (See photo, top next page.)
Cessandra A. Wright is the volleyball coach at
Black River Public School in Holland, Mich.
Meredith C. Mulvey ’02 and Ryan S. Truitt ’03 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included
Jennifer K. Nielsen ’02 (bridesmaid), Kari B. Koeper ’02 (bridesmaid), Jennifer Raney Kalmus ’99 (bridesmaid),
Jane C. Becker ’03 (bridesmaid), Brooke Barbee ’03 (bridesmaid), Amber R. Wolma ’02 (maid of honor), Alex 2003
T. Porter ’03 (best man), Nathaniel J. Kopchick ’02 (groomsman), Christopher D. Fosnacht ’04, Jennifer K. Roberto J. Munoz is a marketing and com-
Watts ’03, Mary K. Curtin ’02, Scott M. Kalmus ’99, David A. Copple ’00, Lydia J. Butler ’03, Michelle munications strategist with Witeck-Combs
E. Aymond ’03, Robert J. Baughman III ’02, Christopher B. Williams ’03, Sean M. Barrie ’03, Bethany S. Communications, a strategic marketing and
Bailey ’03, Michael J. Diekhoff ’02, Kathryn D. Rudolph ’03, Andrew P. McGovern ‘03, Nathan M. Moch communications firm.
’03, Jessica L. Olson ’02, Nathan E. Hand ‘03 and Andrew E. Molnar Jr. ’04. Courtney R. Sayther lives at 507 Beacon
St., #1, Boston, MA 02215. She is the chapter
leadership consultant for Kappa Kappa Gamma
Fraternity in Columbus, Ohio. Her e-mail address
is csayther@kappa.org.
Ryan S. Truitt and Meredith C. Mulvey ’02
were married Oct. 9, 2004, on Hilton Head Island,
S.C. Ryan received his master’s degree in informa-
tion and communication sciences at Ball State
University. He is a computer consultant for ICC
Systems in Hilton Head. Meredith is a manager
and buyer for Lilly Pulitzer Premier Hilton Head.
(See photo, above left.)
Melissa S. Reinke ’02 and David P. Simon ’01 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding included
Joshua M. Bollin ’01, Derron M. Harris ’01, Felix P. Yau ’01, Kathryn M. Simon ’07, Susan Scott Simon
’74, Janice Morfee Wark ’74, Katherine H. Tapke ’02, Erin C. Timmons ’02, Rebecca J. Collevechio ’02,
Christina M. McKelfresh ’02, Amanda K. Curley ’02, Elizabeth Elliott Cook ’02, Annamarie Hernandez
Quintero ’02, Courtney M. Ryan ’02, Lindsay A. Cornelius ’02, Ramon L. Castillo ’01, Richard R. Voelbel
’01, Kiley J. McQuinn ’02, Jill E. Garrison ’02, Natalie Emge Raben ’02, Heather N. Boody ’02, Anne M.
Skallerup ’02, Brittany R. Hizer ’04, Abbi L. Harrison ’02, Anna Williams ’02, Emily J. Jakubisin ’02,
Katherine A. Swift ’01, Alicia Bury Bolin ’01, Christy A. Agness ’01, Megan G. Hinton ’03, Katherine
A. Fuson ’01, Clint A. Graham ’01, Beau T. Davis ’03, Lizzie Ephraim ’02, Kathleen M. Bolin ’02, H.
Nelson Spencer Jr. ’01, John N. Rooks Jr. ’01, Nicholas B. Bowles ’01, Ryan S. Winkler ’01, Matthew
J. Nartker ’01, Grant L. Jenkins ’00, Andrew E. Deffenbaugh ’01, Matthew J. Pritchard ’01, Matthew
L. Kreutz ’95, Sarah K. Kreutz ’02, Adam C. McNeely ’02, Erin M. Combs ’02, Bradley J. Kreutz ’00,
Daniel R. Klemencic ’01, Xavier L. Pokorzynski ’00, Phillip L. Smith ’01, James R. Monaghan ‘01 and
Mason N. Floyd ’01. Not pictured: Kyle A. Applegate ’01, Gregory T. Cook ’02, Matthew P. Dinn ’02,
Benjamin J. Griswold ’01, Katherine E. McCrea ’04 and Michael A. McKinney ’01. Kristin S. Snyder ’02 and Matthew T. Himsel
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Obituaries
Alice McClaskey Weesner ’28, June 17, 2004, of
Darlington, Ind., at the age of 99. She taught biology
and English at Darlington (Ind.) High School 1928-
46. She was preceded in death by her husband.
Stella Morris Payne ’28, Oct. 25, 2004, of
Fort Collins, Colo., at the age of 98. She retired
as registrar and director of admissions at Colorado
State University in 1965. She was preceded in death
by her first and her second husband.
Paul R. Sweet ’29, Nov. 3, 2003, of Wyn-
newood, Pa., at the age of 96. He was a member
of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He was a Rector
Scholar and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. In 1952
he received an alumni citation from DePauw. He
Annie K. Triplett ’02 and David C. Warner ’00 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding was a retired foreign service officer and a retired
included Michelle M. Morgan ’02, Christopher A. Busa ’00 (best man), Michael P. Triplett ’06, Kari B. professor from Michigan State University.
Koeper ’02, Anna Williams ’02, Antonia M. Cucchiara ’02, David A. Copple ’00, Elizabeth J. Buening Catherine Butler Dorsey ’30, July 17, 2004, of
’00 and Jeffrey A. Springer ’01. Grand Rapids, Mich., at the age of 95. She was a
member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was a
2004 Jeremy E. Jones appeared on WB Network’s
elimiDATE, Jan. 24, 2004. He is a fifth-year intern
science and mathematics teacher in the Gary (Ind.)
Nana Japaridze and Erik Wolfe were married Public Schools. She was preceded in death by her
at DePauw and taught a Winter Term class on husband, Lawrence A. Dorsey ’31. Her survivors
in Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. 1, 2004. Nana works
independent filmmaking. include a grandson, John L. Goffiney ’83.
for PharmaFab, a pharmaceutical company in
Stephen J. Robinson is a retail planning associate Archibald W. Voorhis ’30, Dec. 8, 2004,
Grand Prairie, Texas. Erik is a corporate account
for Sara Lee Foods, located outside of Boston. of Wilton, Conn., at the age of 96. He was a
executive with Andrew, David, Donnan and As-
Jessica D. Schneider took part in the LPGA member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He was a
sociates in Dallas. They live at 720 Polk Drive,
Futures Tour qualifying tournament in Lakeland, Rector Scholar. He was an advertising copywriter
#247, Arlington, TX 76011. Nana’s e-mail address
Fla. She finished in a tie for 132nd place and will be for Elmer L. Cline, Inc., an advertising agency in
is nsjtx247@yahoo.com. (See photo, below.)
eligible to play on the 2005 Futures Tour. She was also New York City and later Scarsdale, N.Y., retiring
honored with a 2004 achievement award at the 25th as vice president. He was preceded in death by his
Annual Elgin Sports Hall of Fame awards ceremony wife, Merle Warner Voorhis ’30.
Nov. 7, 2004. As a student, Jessica tied for 23rd at Mary Beyer Moffett ’32, Aug. 25, 2004, of
the 2004 NCAA Division III national championships Tucson, Ariz., at the age of 94. She was a member of
and tied for 15th at the 2003 nationals. Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was a homemaker.
Allene Wicker is the community development She was preceded in death by her husband, Rexford
director for Franklin, Henry, Union and Wayne W. Moffett ’32, and her daughter, Christine Mof-
counties in Indiana, for the American Cancer So- fett Brain ’61. She is survived by her sons, Mark
ciety, Great Lakes Division Inc. She is responsible B. Moffett ’57 and Charles R. Moffett ’69; her
for fundraising, advocacy and cancer control events sister, Betty Beyer Lindamood ’35; and her grand-
and programs. Alle works with other community daughter, Danielle E. C. Brain ’93.
and health organizations implementing cancer J. Stanley Battersby ’33, Sept. 3, 2004, in
prevention programs as well as recruiting, training, Naples, Fla., at the age of 92. He was a member
managing and utilizing volunteers. of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He was a surgeon
Eric A. Wolfe is the coordinator of Putnam and the Willis D. Gatch Professor Emeritus of
County (Ind.) 4Community, a new initiative of Surgery at Indiana University School of Medicine.
the United Way. The program is the community’s
Nana Japaridze ’04 and Erik Wolfe effort to address issues and accomplish goals by
working together in new ways. Obituaries in DePauw Magazine include
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Obituaries
Alice McClaskey Weesner ’28, June 17, 2004, of
Darlington, Ind., at the age of 99. She taught biology
and English at Darlington (Ind.) High School 1928-
46. She was preceded in death by her husband.
Stella Morris Payne ’28, Oct. 25, 2004, of
Fort Collins, Colo., at the age of 98. She retired
as registrar and director of admissions at Colorado
State University in 1965. She was preceded in death
by her first and her second husband.
Paul R. Sweet ’29, Nov. 3, 2003, of Wyn-
newood, Pa., at the age of 96. He was a member
of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He was a Rector
Scholar and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. In 1952
he received an alumni citation from DePauw. He
Annie K. Triplett ’02 and David C. Warner ’00 wedding party. DePauw alumni attending the wedding was a retired foreign service officer and a retired
included Michelle M. Morgan ’02, Christopher A. Busa ’00 (best man), Michael P. Triplett ’06, Kari B. professor from Michigan State University.
Koeper ’02, Anna Williams ’02, Antonia M. Cucchiara ’02, David A. Copple ’00, Elizabeth J. Buening Catherine Butler Dorsey ’30, July 17, 2004, of
’00 and Jeffrey A. Springer ’01. Grand Rapids, Mich., at the age of 95. She was a
member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was a
2004 Jeremy E. Jones appeared on WB Network’s
elimiDATE, Jan. 24, 2004. He is a fifth-year intern
science and mathematics teacher in the Gary (Ind.)
Nana Japaridze and Erik Wolfe were married Public Schools. She was preceded in death by her
at DePauw and taught a Winter Term class on husband, Lawrence A. Dorsey ’31. Her survivors
in Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. 1, 2004. Nana works
independent filmmaking. include a grandson, John L. Goffiney ’83.
for PharmaFab, a pharmaceutical company in
Stephen J. Robinson is a retail planning associate Archibald W. Voorhis ’30, Dec. 8, 2004,
Grand Prairie, Texas. Erik is a corporate account
for Sara Lee Foods, located outside of Boston. of Wilton, Conn., at the age of 96. He was a
executive with Andrew, David, Donnan and As-
Jessica D. Schneider took part in the LPGA member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He was a
sociates in Dallas. They live at 720 Polk Drive,
Futures Tour qualifying tournament in Lakeland, Rector Scholar. He was an advertising copywriter
#247, Arlington, TX 76011. Nana’s e-mail address
Fla. She finished in a tie for 132nd place and will be for Elmer L. Cline, Inc., an advertising agency in
is nsjtx247@yahoo.com. (See photo, below.)
eligible to play on the 2005 Futures Tour. She was also New York City and later Scarsdale, N.Y., retiring
honored with a 2004 achievement award at the 25th as vice president. He was preceded in death by his
Annual Elgin Sports Hall of Fame awards ceremony wife, Merle Warner Voorhis ’30.
Nov. 7, 2004. As a student, Jessica tied for 23rd at Mary Beyer Moffett ’32, Aug. 25, 2004, of
the 2004 NCAA Division III national championships Tucson, Ariz., at the age of 94. She was a member of
and tied for 15th at the 2003 nationals. Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was a homemaker.
Allene Wicker is the community development She was preceded in death by her husband, Rexford
director for Franklin, Henry, Union and Wayne W. Moffett ’32, and her daughter, Christine Mof-
counties in Indiana, for the American Cancer So- fett Brain ’61. She is survived by her sons, Mark
ciety, Great Lakes Division Inc. She is responsible B. Moffett ’57 and Charles R. Moffett ’69; her
for fundraising, advocacy and cancer control events sister, Betty Beyer Lindamood ’35; and her grand-
and programs. Alle works with other community daughter, Danielle E. C. Brain ’93.
and health organizations implementing cancer J. Stanley Battersby ’33, Sept. 3, 2004, in
prevention programs as well as recruiting, training, Naples, Fla., at the age of 92. He was a member
managing and utilizing volunteers. of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He was a surgeon
Eric A. Wolfe is the coordinator of Putnam and the Willis D. Gatch Professor Emeritus of
County (Ind.) 4Community, a new initiative of Surgery at Indiana University School of Medicine.
the United Way. The program is the community’s
Nana Japaridze ’04 and Erik Wolfe effort to address issues and accomplish goals by
working together in new ways. Obituaries in DePauw Magazine include
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He was preceded in death by his wife, Thelma of Greenfield, Ind., at the age of 91. He was a Jane Sponsler Gaden ’39, Dec. 19, 2004, of
Bassett Battersby ’33. member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and a Edina, Minn., at the age of 87. She was a member of
Elsie Woods Wasson ’33, Dec. 22, 2004, of Rector Scholar. He was a lifetime member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was a homemaker,
Evansville, Ind., at the age of 93. She was a homemaker. Washington C. DePauw Society. He was the execu- high school teacher, and active civic and community
She was preceded in death by her husband. tive editor at Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Company, volunteer. She retired in 1994. She was preceded
Easterling M. Allen ’34, Oct. 10, 2004, in retiring in 1975. in death by her husband. Her survivors include her
Lantana, Fla., at the age of 93. He was a member Marjorie Swenson Soper Lamport ’37, Dec. 11, daughter, Holly Gaden Bushell ’69.
of the Men’s Hall Association and a Rector Scholar. 2004, in Eugene, Ore., at the age of 88. She was a Robert F. Thomas ’39, Aug. 11, 2004, of In-
He retired from Inland Steel in 1974, after 37 years member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and Phi Beta dianapolis, at the age of 87, of complications from
of service. He was preceded in death by his wife and Kappa. She was chief executive officer of Swenson diabetes. He was a member of Phi Gamma Delta
a brother, F. Hardee Allen ’30. His survivors include Trading Corporation. Her survivors include a son, fraternity. He was a real estate broker. His survivors
a son, Robert J. Allen ’59. Dr. Robert E. Soper ’71. include his wife.
Jean Clapp Vernon ’35, May 2, 2004, in Tren- Clara Thomas Brunson ’37, Nov. 22, 2004, Marian Bentley Malone ’40. Nov. 2, 2004, of
ton, N.J. She was a member of Alpha Chi Omega of Grand Rapids, Mich., at the age of 90. She was Naples, Fla., at the age of 87. She was a member of
sorority. She taught at Northwestern University and a homemaker and taught school in Grand Blanc, Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She was an artist and
at Normal College of Education and then became Grand Rapids and Kentwood, Mich. She was exhibited her work in museums and galleries in
a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her preceded in death by her husband. the United States and Europe. She was preceded
husband. Her survivors include a daughter, Janis K. Roald Bergethon ’38, Dec. 17, 2004, of in death by her husband, William R. Malone ’41;
Vernon Foster ’64. Bethlehem, Pa., at the age of 86. He was a member brother, Gerald E. Bentley ’23; and sister, Josephine
Rev. Robert F. DeLong ’35, Nov. 20, 2004, of of Beta Theta Pi fraternity and a Rector Scholar. B. Cannell ’26.
Indianapolis, at the age of 91. He was a member of He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He was a Robert W. Weissmiller ’40, Dec. 30, 2004,
the Men’s Hall Association. He was a member of the lifetime and annual member of the Washington of Mount Carroll, Ill., at the age of 86. He was a
DePauw Board of Trustees. He served as a minister C. DePauw Society. He received an honorary member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity and a Rector
in the United Methodist Church for nearly 50 years, degree from DePauw in 1961. In 1963 he was the Scholar. He was an attorney in private practice. He
including two years as district superintendent. His DePauw Rector Award recipient. He was president was preceded in death by his wife.
survivors include his wife. of Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., from 1958-78. Elbert R. Bowen ’41, Nov. 7, 2004, in Saline,
William H. McGaughey ’35, Nov. 24, 2004, Prior to that, he was a dean and professor of Ger- Mich., at the age of 86. He was a member of Beta
Milford, Pa., at the age of 92. He was a member of man at Brown College. After Lafayette College, he Theta Pi fraternity and a Rector Scholar. He retired
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and a Rector Scholar. served as interim president, then president, of New as a professor emeritus from the department of speech
He was honored by DePauw with an alumni cita- England College in New Hampshire from 1981-85. and dramatic arts at Central Michigan University,
tion in 1952. He worked in public relations for the In 1986-87 he was interim president of Bloomfield after teaching 28 years. He was a co-author of two col-
Automotive Manufacturers Association in Detroit., College in New Jersey, and from 1987-88 he was lege textbooks, which were published and reprinted
and later as vice president in charge of communica- interim president at Wells College in New York. in four successive editions. He was preceded in death
tions for American Motors. In 1964 he joined the His survivors include his wife. by his father, Carl W. Bowen, Class of 1899, and
National Association of Manufacturers in New Dr. Fae H. Spurlock ’38, Jan. 8, 2005, of West his wife, Glenna White Bowen ’40.
York City, retiring as a senior vice president. He Lafayette, Ind., at the age of 88. He was a member of Lawrence V. Hankes ’42, Dec. 16, 2004, of Se-
was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Joanna Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He was a psychiatrist tauket, N.Y., at the age of 85, after a long battle with
Durham McGaughey ’32, and a sister, Margaret and physician. He was preceded in death by his first Parkinson’s disease. He was a member of the Men’s
McGaughey Stoner ’27. wife. His survivors include his second wife. Hall Association and a Rector Scholar. He served
Lawrence T. Mosser ’35, Dec. 11, 2004, of William W. Sweet Jr. ’38, Oct. 20, 2004, of in the United States Naval Reserves for more than
Beech Grove, Ind., at the age of 91. He was a Dallas, at the age of 87. He was a member of Phi 20 years, retiring as a commander. He retired from
member of Lambda Alpha Chi fraternity and a Kappa Psi fraternity. He was an attorney in private the clinical chemistry department at Brookhaven
Rector Scholar. He was a lifetime member of the practice, retiring in 1993. His survivors include his National Laboratory in 1986, after more than 35
Washington C. DePauw Society. He was a social wife, Jo Anne Clippinger Sweet ’41. years of service. His survivors include his wife.
worker for the Veterans Administration Hospital John J. Dwyer ’39, Jan. 21, 2005, of Cleveland, Richard L. Blewfield ’43, Dec. 18, 2004, of
in Indianapolis, retiring in 1983. He was preceded at the age of 87. He was a member of Phi Delta Green Valley, Ariz., at the age of 83. He was a
in death by his wife. Theta fraternity and a Rector Scholar. He was a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He was
Mary Walker Hughbanks ’35, Jan. 20, 2005, of lifetime and annual member of the Washington C. the retired owner of Blewfield Graphics Company.
Racine, Wis., at the age of 90. She was a member of DePauw Society. He served on the DePauw Board His survivors include his wife.
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. She was a homemaker. of Trustees from 1995-2004. DePauw honored him Mary Dyar Robinson ’43, Jan. 15, 2005, of
She was preceded in death by her husband, Leland with an alumni citation in 1964. He was the retired Indianapolis, at the age of 83. She was a member
S. Hughbanks ’35. president and chief executive officer of Oglebay of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She worked 25 years
Earl S. Borcherding ’36, Nov. 2, 2004, of Cen- Norton Company. He was preceded in death by his in the book department of L.S. Ayres & Company
terville, Ohio, at the age of 91. He was a member of first wife and a sister, Alice Dwyer Yonan ’42. His in Indianapolis. She was preceded in death by her
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and a Rector Scholar. survivors include his second wife and a daughter, husband.
He retired, after 41 years, from the State of Ohio Susan E. Dwyer ’83. Elmer L. Hammerman ’43, June 18, 2004, of
employment division. His survivors include his wife Shirley Holzapfel Drawbaugh ’39, Nov. 18, Maryland Heights, Mo. He was a member of the
and a sister, Adelaide Borcherding Hughes ’33. 2004, of East Amherst, N.Y., at the age of 86. She Men’s Hall Association. He was the owner and
George F. Schafer ’36, Sept. 17, 2004, of Austin, was preceded in death by her husband. operator of Hammerman Hardware in Granite
Texas, at the age of 88. He was a farmer as well as a Dorothy Larkin Robitaille ’39, Nov. 22, 2004, City, Ill. He was preceded in death by his wife.
poet, inventor and historian. His survivors include of Cohoes, N.Y., at the age of 89. She was a member His survivors include a sister, Ruth Hammerman
his wife; a daughter, Jacquelyn M. Schafer ’71; and of Delta Zeta sorority. She was a retired elementary Berman ’45.
a sister, Frances Schafer Barrick ’44. school teacher as well as a retired private piano teacher. Stellamarie Rein Hopkins ’43, Dec. 11, 2004,
Raymond E. Warden Jr ’36, Nov. 21, 2004, She was preceded in death by her husband. of Sun City, Ariz., at the age of 83, after a long
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illness. She was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta husband; a son, Larry S. Hunt ’73; and a daughter, Patricia O’Beirne Boylan ’55, Jan. 16, 2005, of
sorority. She was a homemaker and retired teacher. Robin Hunt Brown ’79. Lynwood, Ill., at the age of 71. She was a member of
She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter Chester L. Gray Jr. ’48, Nov. 22, 2004, of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. She was a homemaker.
A. Hopkins ’41. Her survivors include a brother, Indianapolis, at the age of 80. He was a member She was preceded in death by her husband.
Joseph A. Rein Jr. ’47. of Delta Tau Delta fraternity and a Rector Scholar. Susan Dee Kerr ’56, Nov. 21, 2004, of Win-
Barbara Gauger Mitchell ’44, Oct. 16, 2004, in He was president of Gray-Breese, Inc., retiring in netka, Ill., at the age of 69. She was a member of
Long Beach, Calif., after a long battle with cancer. She 1999. He was preceded in death by his first wife. Alpha Phi sorority. She was an elementary school
was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She was a His survivors include his second wife. teacher. Her survivors include a daughter, Laura
homemaker. Her survivors include her husband. Robert R. Hare Jr. ’48, Nov. 15, 2000, in Kerr Gardiner ’91.
Carolyn Caylor Wadlington ’45, Oct. 30, 2004, Fargo, N.D., at the age of 75, of lung cancer. He Rev. Phillip D. Frew ’57, Jan. 29, 2005, of
of Fort Wayne, Ind., at the age of 80. She was a was a computer scientist and pioneer in the field of Syracuse, Ind., at the age of 70. He was a member
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She operations research in Washington, D.C. He retired of the Men’s Hall Association. He was the former
was an illustrator for Esquire and Coronet magazines as a professor emeritus of mathematics from North pastor at St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church
1943-45 and then became a homemaker. In 1959 Dakota State University. His suvivors included his in Syracuse, Ind., as well as several other churches
she became an art teacher in the Fort Wayne (Ind.) wife, Betty Biggar Hare ’48. in Indiana. His survivors include his wife, Gloria
public school system, retiring in 1988 after 29 years of Carolyn Welch Callaway ’49, Dec. 23, 2004, McVey Frew ’57.
service. At the age of 64, she joined the Peace Corps of Fort Collins, Colo., at the age of 77. She was John K. Buckner ’58, Dec. 18, 2004, of Fort
and spent three years teaching in Honduras. a real estate broker in Colorado, Wyoming and Worth, Texas, at the age of 68, of pneumonia. He
A. Thomas Colten ’45, Nov. 28, 2004, of Montana. Her survivors include her husband; a was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
Frankfort, Ky., at the age of 82. He was a member brother, William F. Welch ’40; and a nephew, Brian and a Rector Scholar. He was an annual member
of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He was the owner and W. Welch ’73. of the Washington C. DePauw Society. He was
publisher of the Minden (La.) Press-Herald from Alyson Wise Steele ’49, Oct. 19, 2004, of Ann a pioneer aerodynammicist of the F-16 Fighting
1955-65 as well as the executive director of the Arbor, Mich. She was a member of Kappa Kappa Falcon lightweight fighter aircraft. He retired as
Minden Chamber of Commerce from 1965-66. Gamma sorority. She owned and operated Uniforce vice president of special projects at Lockheed Martin
He served as mayor of Minden from 1966-75. He Temporary Services of East Lansing, Mich. Her Aircraft Systems in Fort Worth. His survivors include
retired in 1993 as director of Louisiana’s depart- survivors include her husband, Heath C. Steele ’48, a sister, Joy Buckner Merder ’63, and a brother-in-
ment of transportation. He was preceded in death and a daughter, Shelley J. Steele ’72. law, Jan K. Merder ’61.
by his brother, Jerrold L. Colten ’49. His survivors Donald M. Hanna ’50, Oct. 20, 2004, of Neal A. Cochran ’58, Dec. 31, 2004, of Wil-
include his wife, Jane Kimmel Colten ’46, and a Plainfield, Ind., at the age of 78. He was a member lowbrook, Ill., at the age of 68, of cancer. He was
niece, Virginia Colten Bradley ’74. of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He owned Hanna a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and a
Jean E. Simpson ’45, Dec. 2, 2004, of Jackson, Chevrolet in Plainfield for 48 years. His survivors Rector Scholar. He was an annual member of the
Mich., at the age of 81. include his wife. Washington C. DePauw Society. He founded three
Robert C. Hartmann ’45, Nov. 26, 2004, of Anna Schmidt Hamilton ’50, Jan. 6, 2005, of businesses in Chicago: Insight, Inc.; Neal Cochran,
Fresno, Calif., at the age of 81, from cancer. He was Indianapolis, at the age of 76. She was a gifted singer Inc.; and SuperDupers Inc. His survivors include
a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He was a sales and voice teacher as well as a homemaker. She was his wife, Barbara Tracy Cochran ’58, and two
representative for Person & Covey Inc., retiring in an adjunct professor of voice at Butler University daughters, Laura Cochran Reavis ’84 and Tracy
1983. His survivors include his wife. and a private voice teacher. Her survivors include Cochran Garrity ’82.
Rev. Henry L. Cox ’46, Oct. 20, 2004, of Emden, her husband, Richard E. Hamilton ’49. Elizabeth Crawford Miller ’59, Oct. 24, 2004, of
Ill., at the age of 80. He was a minister at several Wayne “Barney” C. Trapp ’50, Oct. 7, 2004, in Onekama, Mich., at the age of 67. She was a member
United Methodist churches until his retirement in Fort Wayne, Ind., at the age of 78. He was a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She had been a teacher,
1987. Then he worked part-time as a minister for the of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. He retired from co-owner and co-operator of a Montgomery Ward
Middletown (Ill.) United Methodist church for more The Kroger Company, after 36 years of service, as a Catalog Agency, and credit union loan officer. She
than 15 years. He was preceded in death by his first district manager. His survivors include his wife. was a real estate agent with English and Associates
wife. His survivors include his second wife. Kenneth S. Cornelius ’52, Jan. 30, 2005, of in Onekama, Mich., at the time of her death. Her
Henry I. Rumple ’47, Jan. 20, 2005, in Dolan, Indianapolis, at the age of 75. He was a member of survivors include her husband.
Ind., at the age of 78, from complications of a brain Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He was vice president J. Robert Watts ’60, Oct. 16, 2003, in Green-
tumor. He was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fra- and owner of Cornelius Printing and then a salesman wich, Conn., at the age of 65. He was a member
ternity. He formed Rumple Brothers Construction, for Interform Corporation until his retirement. His of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. He was a retired
building homes and apartment buildings around survivors include his wife. advertising executive and had worked as a vice
Bloomington, Ind. His survivors include his wife. Robert F. Sinks ’54, Nov. 8, 2004, of Eugene, president of marketing for Ogilvy and Mather and
Wayne F. Armstrong ’48, Dec. 21, 2004, of Ore., at the age of 72, of complications from The Bowery Savings Bank. He was a counselor at
Ridgewood, N.J. He was a member of the Men’s Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases. He was a Greenwich (Conn.) Hospital and a United States
Hall Association. He was a manager at Studebaker member of Sigma Chi fraternity and a Rector Scholar. Postal Service employee in Stanford, Conn., at the
Corporation in South Bend, Ind., until 1965. Then He was a minister in the West Ohio Conference time of his death.
he became a manager for Mercedes-Benz North of the United Methodist Church. His survivors Frank C. Layng Jr. }61, July 12, 2004, of
American in Montvale, N.J., until his retirement in include his wife. Boalsburg, Pa., at the age of 64, of lung cancer. He
1985. His survivors include his wife, Doris Bollinger Richard A. McGrew ’55, Nov. 26, 2004, of was a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. From
Armstrong ’46. Maineville, Ohio, at the age of 71. He was a member 1967-69, he was a part-time dentist and clinical
Barbara Gaddis Boyer ’48, Oct. 20, 2004, in of Sigma Chi fraternity. He was president of Ramco, instructor of restorative dentistry at the University
Bloomington, Ind., at the age of 78. She was a home- a clothing distributor and wholesaler. His survivors of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. From
maker. She was a secretary at different businesses include his wife, Naomi Sjostrom McGrew ’55; 1969 until his death, he was the founding partner
and churches over the years, ending her work career sister, Nancy McGrew Coats ’53; brother-in-law, and a dentist at Layng, Senior and Associates in
as an administrative assistant at University Baptist Max E. Coats ’53; and grandnephew, Benjamin State College, Pa. His survivors include his sister,
Church in Bloomington. Her survivors include her J. Mathis ’05. Margaret Layng Aldrich ’58.
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Michael J. Manning ’61, May 15, 2004, of at the age of 58. He was the principal agricultural and Memorial Foundation, Inc., and the Walther
Ridgefield, Conn., of a heart attack. He was a member extension officer, Upper River Division, and manager Medical Research Institute, Inc. He was preceded
of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He was president of of the Cotton Development project from 1979-91. in death by his first wife. His survivors include his
Manning & Associates, Inc. His survivors include In 1991 he became propagation manager of Ma- wife; daughter, Caryl Fernandes Wilhoite ’65;
his wife, Sue Wegman Manning ’63. kumbaya Farms. In 1996 he became production son-in-law, Bert M. Wilhoite ’65; grandson, Bert
Dr. William H. Hart ’63, Dec. 5, 2004, of manager at Kenya Highland Nurseries in Njoro, M. Wilhoite Jr. ’93; and granddaughter, Rebecca
Austin, Texas, at the age of 63. He was a member Kenya, specializing in the production of carnations, Wilhoite Jacklin ’95.
of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity and a Rector Oriental lilies, roses and chrysanthemums. His Willadene “Sister” Grimes Humphrey, Jan. 6,
Scholar. He was a physician and opened his own survivors include his wife. 2005, in Greencastle, Ind., at the age of 76. She had
private surgical practice in 1974. In 1996 he became John A. Kimble ’77, Nov. 8, 2004, of Carmel, been employed by GTE Company, First Citizens
a founding member of Capital Surgeons Group in Ind., at the age of 49. He was a member of Delta Bank, J.C. Penney, IBM and DePauw University.
Austin and served as president until his death. He Upsilon fraternity. He was a self-employed industrial She was preceded in death by her husband.
was preceded in death by his father, Donald W. Hart contractor. His survivors include his wife. Charles H. Johnson, Dec. 4, 2004, of Plainwell,
’34; and his mother, Katherine Hiatt Hart ’33. His Susan E. Cassidy ’85, Dec. 31, 2004, of India- Mich., at the age of 79. He was a member of the
survivors include his daughter, Sarah Hart Miller napolis, at the age of 42, from a three-year battle mathematics and astronomy department at DePauw
’95; sister, Katherine M. Hart ’65; brother, Allan with leiomyosarcoma. She was a certified public from 1955-67. From 1968 until his retirement in
D. Hart ’62; two nieces, Lindsey Hart Chabraja accountant and worked in Indianapolis for American 1988, he taught mathematics at the University of
’97 and Kristin G. Hart ’90; sister-in-law, Gail Fletcher National Bank, American TransAir and the Wisconsin-Stevens Point. His survivors include
Griffith Hart ’62; and nephew-in-law, Michael A. Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Later she was a senior his wife.
Chabraja ’89. staff accountant for Melvin Simon & Associates. Ruth Ballou Slavens, Mar. 8, 2004, in Greencastle,
Sally Roush Brown ’66, Nov. 19, 2004, of Ket- Mischelle Blackwell Gentry ’88, Dec. 20, 2004, Ind., at the age of 86. She was the Alpha Chi Omega
tering, Ohio, at the age of 60. She was a member of of Indianapolis, at the age of 38. She was a registered housemother from 1992-2000. She was preceded in
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. She was a junior high nurse. She was the children’s administrator at the death by her first and her second husband.
school English and speech teacher for 38 years in Emmanuel Church of Greenwood (Ind.) at the time Freda Johnson Snavely Warren, Dec. 8, 2004, in
the Kettering city schools. Her survivors include of her death. Her survivors include her husband. Greencastle, at the age of 90. She was a homemaker.
her husband. She worked in the admission office at DePauw.
Richard W. Gudal ’72, Jan. 17, 2005, of She was preceded in death by her first and second
Bloomington, Ind., at the age of 55, as a result of a Friends of the University husbands. Her survivors include a daughter, Martha
vehicle accident. He was a radio news director and Gustaf R. Carlson, Dec. 6, 2004, in Greencastle, Snavely Hardman ’60; son-in-law, Ronald L. Hard-
managed WGRE at DePauw in 1972. In 1973 he Ind., at the age of 74. He taught in the economics man ’60; granddaughter, Dora Hardman Black ’86;
became the first news director of WKCM radio sta- and management department at DePauw. He served and step-daughter, Judith Warren Heaps ’63.
tion in Hawesville, Ky. From 1987 until his death, DePauw as bursar in 1979 and bursar emeritus 1997- Robert B. Wilson, Oct. 25, 2004, of Akron,
he was a senate liaison for the Democratic Caucus in 2003 and lecturer emeritus 2002-03. His survivors Ohio, at the age of 87. He worked for the Portage
Indianapolis. His survivors include his wife. include his wife; daughter, Karen Carlson Howard Lumber Company and the Lincoln Supply Com-
Roberta Palmer Heil ’72, Dec. 19, 2004, of ’85; and son-in-law, R. Keith Howard ’83. pany. From 1948-68 he was the chief executive
Kapaa, Hawaii, at the age of 54. She was a consul- Alvin C. Fernandes Jr., Nov. 30, 2004, of India- officer for the Wilson Lumber and Remodeling
tant with several organizations and later co-owner napolis. He was employed by L.S. Ayres & Company Company. From 1968 until his death, he was the
and co-operator, with her husband, of a UPS store from 1947-80. He was chairman and president of owner of the Robert B. Wilson Insurance Agency.
franchise in Lihue, Hawaii. Her survivors include Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana and national He was a lifetime member of the Washington C.
her husband. director of Goodwill Industries of America, Inc. He DePauw Society. His survivors include his wife,
Tamsier N. Jagne ’73, Aug. 22, 2004, of Gambia, was chairman and director of the Winona Hospital Margaret Hardgrove Wilson ’41.
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DePauw’s all-time leading scorer, senior Amy Argetsinger (32), shoots a layup in the NCAA
Division III Championship second-round game played March 5 in the Lilly Physical Education
and Recreation Center. The nationally ranked DePauw women’s basketball team, which
earned a NCAA tournament berth for the second consecutive year and for the sixth time
in the last nine seasons, was defeated 72-63 by Calvin College.
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We are delighted that Vernon E. Jordan Jr. ’57 and Paul A. Volcker will serve as honorary co-chairs and participate
in the discourse as we continue this new DePauw tradition. Last year’s inaugural
DePauw Discourse 2004: Issues for America – which featured former presidential envoy
to Iraq L. Paul Bremer, former congressman and vice chair of the 9/11 Commission Lee
Hamilton ’52, and many other distinguished speakers – provided tremendous value for
alumni, students, faculty members and all who participated.