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JUNE • 1951

Industrial Engr. Dep't. Opens at U.D.

Father George J. Renneker, S.M., University of D ay ton pres ident, announced at Commencement exer­cises the establi hment of an Indus­trial Engin eering D epartment. Students will be enrofled for the four-year cour e beginning Septem­ber, 1951.

Demand of industry and business, particularly in the local area have been used as a basis for determining the new curriculum and course of study.

This new department will tend also to furni sh engineering students with a busine s a well as a technical background. It was brought to the attention of the administration that there is a lack of college graduates with a background similar to that of an industrial engineer. Courses in both engineering and business ad­ministra tion fi elds will be require­ments in the curriculum.

Another important announcement concerned the elimination of the Bachelor of Science degree in secre­tarial studies at the Universi-ty of D ayton.

Student in the bu iness division desiring a ecretarial course will be offered the following alternatives:

1. A certifi cate in secretarial studies following the completion of a two­year terminal program.

2. The degree of Bachelor of Science in Busine s Admini tration following a fo ur- year curricul um. Students who have completed the two-year terminal program can make application to enter a junior class in Business Administra tion.

3. The degree of Bachelor of Science in Education and Commer­cial Education will be awarded fol­lowing the completion of a four-year curriculum.

Commencement exercises were held on June 9, a t the National Cash Register Auditorium.

The Mo t Rev. K arl J. Alter, Arch­bishop of Cincinna ti, delivered the 195 1 Commencement address.

FRONT COVER: May we pre­sent, left to right, Father George J. Renneker, S.M., president of the University of Dayton, and Father Carl Will, assi tant pastor, Holy Trinity church, Dayton. Father Ren­neker was celebrant a t the Baccalau­reate M ass for the 1951 graduating class, June 3, at Holy Angels church . Father Will delivered the sermon at the M ass.

Vol. XVII ESTABLISHED 1929

June • 1951 No.6

Mary Shay '44 . . . . . . . .. .. . .... . . ....... . .. . . . ... . ....... .. . . .. . Editor Ja mes F. "Pep" Wilson Sports Editor

"Entered as second class matter April 15, 1940, at the Post Office, at Dayton, Ohio, under the Act of March 3, 18 79."

Issued Monthly- October through June SUBSCRIPTION- Per Year, including Membership in the Alumni Associa­

tion, $5.00. Checks, drafts and money orders should be made payable to "The Alumni

Association of the University of Dayton." For wills and other bequests, the legal title of the corporation is "The Uni­

versity of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio."

Cia s Notes ... . ...... . ....... .. ......... . ... . ...... . .... 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 Dues Payers . .... . ......... . . .. .. . .... ... . ........... . .... . . . . ... 4, 5 Graduation Announcements ... .. .. . ..... . .. . .. . ........... . ....... . . . 2

1927- Sympathy i extended to the fami ly of Richard Snelling. Mr. Snel­ling died in Springfield, 0 ., Monday, June 4. John H erkenhoff is president, Minster Machine Co., Minster, 0 . Joseph M. Unger is working for the Ohio Sta te Highway Department as a Division Engineer. Charles Ed. Tay­lor is manager, Schattschneider Bak­ery, Inc., Dayton.

1928- Sympa thy is extended to the family of Dr. H arold A. K emper, Lewisburg, 0 ., who died in Dayton, Mar. 15, after an illness of nine months. Dr. Kemper wa in the gen­era l practice of dentistry following his graduation from St. Louis University in 1930. John J. Debesi is a civil engineer in charge of cemetery devel­opment for the Catholic cemetries of the Cleveland, ( 0 .) diocese. Vincent H . Schroeder is chief, engineering division, Veterans Administration Hospital, Poplar Bluff, Mo. Lee B. Seheid is technical advisor on con­struction for the Housing Authority of San Bernardino, Calif. Louis Cit­zinger is chief installations engineer in the United Aircraft Corp., Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Division, E. H art­ford , Conn. The Reverend Jo eph H.

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Walter i pa tor of St. Francis' church, Amarillo, T ex. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Piekutow ki on the birth of their daughter, Pa tricia Ann on Feb. 27. 1929- H arry E. Thompson i vice­president and chief engineer for the Ohio Foundry and Manufacturing Co., Steubenville, 0 . Charles D . Mitchell is assistant district engineer, Chicago division , State of Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings, Divi ion of Waterways. Congratulations are extended to Dr. Albert H art, who ha been elected president, U.D. Cleveland Club. John W. Craig is president and general manager of the Crosley Manufactur­ing Co., a ub idiary of the Avco M anufacturing Co. , Cincinnati . George K. Houghtailing is director, City Planning Commission, Honolulu, T. H. Joseph C. Scott is assi tant chief, equipment operation office, Equip­ment Lab., AMC. Jay Muller i secre­tary, Steller and Stofer, Inc., real esta te management, Cleveland 0. George A. Barrett is assistant public works officer, U. S. Naval Base, Long Beach, Calif. Howard Crush is an en­gineering consultant on airport de­sign, construction and maintenance, Cincinnati, 0. 1930- Charle A. Maxwell, form­erly of Cleveland, 0 ., has established

his re idence in Montgomery, Ala. el on I. Decker, Lt. Col., has been

transferred to Fort Benjamin H arri­son, Ind. Carl W. Gerhardt is nit Chief, Equipment Lab., WPAFB. Victor H. Warner is vice-president in charge of sales for the J. H. H olan Corporation, Cleveland. 1931- Congratulation are ex­tended to Dr. and Mrs. Clemens Schneble on the birth of their daugh­ter, Kathleen, April 13. Wilfred H ell­mann, Covington, K y., i a partner in the H ellmann Laboratory and Manufacturing Co. Frank ]. Koehl is a sociated with General Motor , and reside in Huntington Wood , Mich. George W . H eck i a development en­gineer at United Aircraft, Dayton. Howard A. Va liquette is deputy county engineer, Montgomery County 0 . Adam Westerkamp is sales man­ager of the Hotze-Kuntzler & Co. , builders and real esta te brokers, Cin­cinnati, 0 . 1932- Father J . H. Roesler is as­signed to a parish in Bluffton, Ind . Gilbert T. Steger, Dyersville, Ia., is methods and proces engineer for the John Deere Tractor Co., in Dubuque, I a. Lawrence W. Lehnis is chief en­gineer for the Paul A. Kintz Con-truction Co., Alliance, 0. Michael

D . Bu ciglio is a project engineer with the Department of Highways, Sta te of Ohio. Jerome Parr, S.M., wa elected vice-pre ident of the Dayton Section of the American Society of M echani­cal Engineers. 1933- John W. Bauer is plant en­gineer for the John P. Cochran Co., Cleveland, 0 . Howard Palmer is safety service director and engineer, City of St. M ary , 0. Carl M. Rod­berg is Commanding officer of the 423rd Con truction Bn ., Camp Rucker, Ala. 1934 - Thomas G. Carey is chem­ical engineer at the River Raisin Paper Co., Monroe, Mich. Charles Brinkman ·is president and general manager, Brinkman Tool and Die Corporation, Dayton. Joseph P. K ee­gan is a project engineer with the Engineers Corp , Sacramento, Calif. Ed. ]. Klenke i at AMC-WPAFB working in the capacity of project engineer. Ray Gitzinger i co-owner of the Dayton M achine Tool Co. Ed Warrick i chief engineer, Ohmer Corp., D ayton. Art Scarpelli is chief engineer for Rial T. Parri h , architect and engineer. Eugene F. Kreusch i president of the Gem City Realty Co., (builders ), Dayton. Ray Connor is secretary-treasurer, Ohio M achine Products, Inc., Columbu , 0 . Edward A. Droe chis purchasing agent, Price

MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHAPTER DINNER HELD at the Miami Golf Club on Thursday, June 14, are left to right: Mrs. Brenden Reilly, ' 39, and Robe rt M. Payne, ' 22 . Mrs. Re illy , who is th e preside nt of Soros is, se rved a s chairman of th e Contact Committee . Mr. Payne was general chai rman of th e dinne r which was atte nded by more than a hundred and f ifty people.

Brothers, Dayton. Charle F . Gaking is the assistant director of training for the American Steel and Wire Co., C leveland. According to the la test reports, Jame A. Perlin i affi liated with the T ampa Daily Times, Tampa, Fla. 1935- John A. Fisher is senior co­ordina ting engineer and supervisor at Vickers, Inc., Detroit, Mich. 1 936- Don Davis, Lt. Col., was a campus visitor. H e i working on his master's degree in personnel admin­istra tion at the University of North Carolina a t Chapel Hill . Edward M eisner i as istant to the general works manager, Crosley Division, AVCO Mfg. Corp., Cincinnati, 0. C. Hugh Petrie is a designer for the Electro-Motive Div., GMC, at La­Grange, Ill. Francis Schopler is work­ing a t the Dayton Forging and H eat Treating Co., as superintendent, forge department. 1937 - Robert H. Gates is a partner of the Florida Flexicore Co., St. Petersburg, Fla . John C. O'Brien is vice-president, M a ri a n i-O'Bri en Inc., general contractors, St. Peters­burg, F la . Jack D . Puterba ugh is a structural engineer for the Dayton Power and Light Co. Joe Fletcher is chief de igner for the Frigidaire Div., GMC. H e. is working in heating and ventilating, and air conditioning equipment. 1 938- Charles Strader has chang­ed his residence kom Dalla , T exas

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to Lewisburg, 0. John E . Unver­ferth, Lt. Col. , is po t engineer, Wet­zlar, Germany. William Petkewicz is process engineer with the Frigidaire Div., GMC. William A. Weis is affili­a ted with the Aeroproducts Div., GMC, Dayton. Michael T. Sullivan is a bridge engineer, Public Work Division, Commonwealth of M a sa­chusetts .. Robert E. Smith is manager of the North Grafton, M assachusetts plant of the Flexicore Corporation.

1939- Congratul a tion are ex ­tended to Mr. and Mrs. John Tor­pey, New Hyde Park, N. Y., on the arrival of Ruth Marie on May 13. Miss Bessie L. Fouts, principal, Cleveland school, D ayton, has re­signed from her teaching profession. H erman A. Lorenz i chief engineer with the Independent Engineering Co. , O'Fallen, III. George Gelofscak is working at the Delco Products Div. , GMC. Thoma P. Ryan is affili­a ted with the Continental Oil Co., Albuquerque, New M ex. William Schroeder i the purchasing agent of road machinery, with the Tractomo­tive Corp., Deerfield, II I. Richard K. W. Tom i pre ident, United Con­struction Company, Honolu lu, Ha­waa.

1940- Sympathy is extended to Miss Rosemary Donahue on the death of her brother, John. Mr. and Mr . Larry Knorr are residing at the

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THE REVEREND HENRY J. KOBE, S.M., DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON IS being shown congratulating Robert J . Kepler, who received his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Adminis­tration at Commencement exercises held June 9 at the National Cash Register Auditorium. Mr. Kepler received the highest award as an honor student.

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present time in Yonker , New York. Adrian C. Dailey is sales manager, Acoustical Division of the Myron Cornish Company, Dayton. Thomas R . Foley is working at Armco Steel Corp., in the capacity of senior mech­a nical engineer. M . James Leonard i the director of heating sales of the Airtemp Div. of the Chrysler Corp. Melvin Mueller is a sales engineer for the Nooter Corp., St. Louis. Ed­ward .J. O'Toole is affili ated with the Frigidaire Div., GMC, a a district ales engineer. Richard K. Smith is

working with the B. G. Danis Co., as chief engineer. Joseph Robert For thoff is a sale engineer for the Burger Iron Co., Dayton. William C. Hill is still living in San Juan, Puerto Rico. H e is an engineer with the Earl K. Burton Corporation. 1941- Joseph A. Wohlschlaeger, plant engineer, is working for the Ohio Steel Foundry Co., Springfield,

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617 Alumni Members Contribute $3,629

In the M ay issue of the Alumnus a -report was given regarding the number of contributing members and the amount of money received from the annual campaign for dues. The fo llowing is supplementary report.

To da te, June 15, the offi ce has received communications from 617 alumni. A total of $3,629.00 has been received.

We would like to say "Thanks a lot" to all those who have in any measure assisted in our financial campaign.

A Donald E. Abbott, Dayton, 0. J a mes L. Ab ele, Dayton, 0. Anonymous, Dayton, 0. Anonymous, Covington, K y. Robert J. Ashman, Wynnewood, Pa.

B Dave Baste!, Upp er Sandusk y, 0 .

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John E. Bers uder, Dayton, 0 . Margare t A. Bissell, Hartford, Conn. Horace Boesch , Dayton, 0. Ad a Kay Bomford, Dayton, 0. E lwood E . Booher, Vandalia, 0. Ed>vard Borch er , D ayton, 0. Nema Gutter y Bradstreet, Waynesville,

0. Carl H. Brunner, Bluefield, \V. Va.­

$25.

c Vincent Castrop, Dearborn, Mich. Lois S. Corbett , Dayton, 0.

D Robert J. Deger , M.D., Dayton, 0 . Albert N. Dirscherl , Troy, 0. Fran c is R. Duell, Dayton, 0.-$10.

E Pa ul M. E n g le, Jr., Dayton, 0 .

F Henry L . Ferrazza, Cleveland, 0. Herbert Finke, Jr. , Dayton, 0. Urban Focke, Dayton, 0. E llsworth T. Foland, Capt. , San Ber­

nardino, Calif.

G Santos Garcia, Sante Fe, New Mex. William Gillespie, Dayton, 0. William a nd Dorothy Ginn, Spring-

boro, 0. R aymond M. Gitzinger, Dayton, 0. Mary Ann Glaser , Dayton, 0 . Vernon M. Glaser , Dayton, 0. Edward A. Glockn er, Portsmouth, 0.-

$10. Robert R. Gollnitz, Dayton, 0. Elmer Gooch, Dayton, 0. J. C. Gosigner , Dayton, 0 .- $10. William J. Greger , Dayton. 0. Ja m es E. Grime , Chicago, Ill.

H C. J. H ellebush, D etroit, Mich. J. Jos. H e ttinger , Jr., Louisville, K y. Charles J. Hoban, Dayton, 0. Daniel J. Hobbs, Dayton, 0. Albert J. Hodapp, Jr., Dayton, 0. Jack Homan, Dayton, 0.

K Mary F. Kling, Dayton, 0. William G. Knapp, University City,

Mo. Vincent Koepnick, Dayton, 0. G. A. Krame r , D~1yton , 0. Frank H. Kronauge, Dayton, 0. Albert J. Kuhn, Dayton, 0.

L E m er son Landis, Dayton, 0. Martin G. LeBoeuf, Dayton, 0. Robert W. L ipp, Dayton, 0. Joan E. Loge!, Dayton, 0. T erren ce Lorenz, Columbus, 0.

M Loretta W. Maloney, Dayton, 0. Helen Higg ins Martin, Dayton, 0. A. A. McCarthy, Dayton, 0. Harry T. McFarland, M.D., Cin cinnati ,

0. Arthur W. Meyring, Dayton, 0. F. X. Murphy, Jr. , Owen sboro, K y.

N Frederick T. Neumann, Pittsburgh , P a.

0 Joseph B. Oleynyik, E n cinitas, Calif.

Charles and Dorothy Olinger, Dayton, 0.-$10.

Sister M. Berth a O'Neill, SPSF, Day­ton , 0.

Robert. R. Oppenhe im, Troy, 0.

p Mary Bell Paschal , Dayton, 0. Robert M. Payn e, Dayton, 0. J oseph R. Petkus, Dayton, 0.. . . Gle nn W. Pfi ster , Jr., M.D., Cm cmnat•,

0. Geo. Pfl aum, Dayton, 0. Don Pinciotti, Waterloo, Iowa. J, D. Po lley, Lak ewood , 0.

R Wa lte r P. Reese, Dayton, 0. Wi lliam Reeves, Chilli cothe, 0. Brenden and Beth Re illy, Dayton, 0. James A. Riley, Dayto n, 0. Charles P. Ro1way, Dayton, 0. Thomas H. Ryan , Dayton, 0.

s J, H . Sachs, Dayton, 0. Norbert N. Sack steder , Dayton, 0. R euben R. Sacks, Dayton, 0. 0. G. Saettel, Jr. , Cleveland , 0. Mary M. (Lang) Sands, Cleveland, 0. Edward F. Satalia, Sh ak er Hgts., 0. Anthony C. Saup , Zanesville, 0.-$10 Charles E . Saurine, Arlington, Va.-

$7 R. J, Saurme, Dayton, 0. Hichard L . Sayre, Newtown, 0. Joseph J , Schaefer , Brooklyn, N. Y. Robert E . Schaefer , Dayton , 0. Ri chard Schantz, M.D. , R emington,

Ind. Robert Schantz, H a r vey, Ill. E lwood E . Schardt, Dayton, 0. Richard W. Scheib er , Tiffin, 0. Harry J, Schellhaas, Piqua, 0. Russell H. Schla ttman, Richmond Hts.,

Mo. Edward J, Schlei, Dayton, 0. William 0. Schleinitz, Dayton, 0, R. W. Schleman, South Bend, Ind. Arthur J, Schlitt, Chicago, Ill. H erma n J. Schlitt, Chicago, Ill. Father Leo M. Schmitt, Cincinnati, 0. Robert J. Schmidt, Capt., Albuquerque,

New Mex. Catherine M. Schmitz, Dayton, 0. A. Wm. Schneble, Dayton, 0. Martin Schneble, Dayton, 0. Richard C. Schneble, M.D., Dayton, 0. F rancis M. Sclmurr, Sandusk y, 0. Edward C. Schoen , Chicago, Ill. John T. Scholey, Dayton, 0. Carroll M. Scholle, Chicago, Ill. Claren ce A. Schorr, Dayton, 0. Rev. Albert L. Schreck , Ox ford, 0. Father C. J, Schriml. Cincinnati, 0. Cha rles W. Schroll, Dayton, 0, J. R. Schroll , Dayton, 0 . Michael B. Schube, Chicago, Ill. Joseph R. Schulkers. Dayton, 0.

. M. Schweicher, Lakewood, 0. James L. Schwendeman, Dayton, 0. James L. Schwering, New York, N. Y. John M. Scianamblo, Dayton, 0. Edwin J, Seeboeck, Cambridge, Mass. William L, Seidensticker, Columbus, 0 . Harold H . Selz, St. Pe tersburg, Fla. R. E. Shanahan, Wilmington. 0. Theo. Sharpenter , Aurora, Ill. Bernard J, Shay, Dayton, 0. Mary Shay, Dayton, 0 . Thomas Shillito, Day ton, 0. J, C. Shouvlin, Springfield, 0. Leo Showel, Toledo, 0. Arthur L. Shroyer , Dayton, 0. William L. Slagle, M.D., Dayton, 0.

Bertram J, Smith, Dayton, 0 . Corwin A. Smith, M.D., Dayton, 0. Rt. R ev. Msgr. Frank S. Smith, Cin-

cinnati , 0. Merle P. Smith, Dayton, 0. Richard J. Smith, Coldwater , 0. ~hirley N. Smith, Dayton, 0. R. D. Snelling, Springfteld , 0. Robert D. Sn yder , M.D., Dayton, 0.­

$10 Cla rence P. Somsel, M.D., Dayton, 0, Fa ther Raphae l Sourd, Glenmary Mis­

sions, Glendale, 0. Paul M. Spahr, Lt. Col., Wa hington,

D. C. T. K. Spalding, Charleston, W. Va. James Spencer , Hamuela , Hawaii Harold S. Spires, Dayton , 0. Anthon y E. Sprauer , Dayton , 0. Paul R , Stagm eier , Chattanooga , Tenn. P a ul J, Staley, Cincinnati, 0. H enry Stang, Dayton, 0. Jesse E . Steber], Dayton, 0 . Montfort S. Steeley, Dayton, 0. William M, Ste ffen , Buena Park, Calif. John B. Ste inbruegge, Dayton, 0. E ugen e W. Sten ger , West Carrollton,

0. Walter T. Stephans, Akron, 0. Robert J, Stewart, N.Y., N.Y. Carl A. Stickel, D ayton , 0. Frank B. Stilwell , Jr., Dayton, 0 . Wm. E. Stoecklein, Dayton, 0. Robert A. Strasser , Dayton, 0. Lawrence W, Strallner, Mount Vernon,

N. Y.-$55 Katherine E. Struck, Dayton, 0. W illiam L. Struck , Dayton, 0. In Memory of Richard Strugar ek by

hi s parents, Mr. a nd Mrs . Leo Struga rek , Toledo, 0.

Clifford Stuhlrnueller, M.D., Hamilton , 0.

Robert N. Sturwold, Dayton, 0. Charles F. Su cher , Dayton, 0.-$10 Louis A. Sucher , Dayton, 0.-$15 Frank L. Sutter , Dayton, 0. AI T. and P a tricia (Justice) Suttman,

Dayton, 0. Robert Swartzel, Dayton, 0 . Emmett F. Sweetman, Urbana, 0. Stephen E. Szabo. D.D.S., Dayton, 0.

T C. E. Taylor, Dayton, 0. Dante A. Terzi, Little Neck, N. Y. Louis A. Thacker, Indianapolis, Ind. Thomas J, Thomas, D.D.S., Dayton, 0. Mark R. Thompson, St. Loui s, Mo. T. S. Tonnous, M.D., Byesville, 0.-

$ 10. John W. Torpey, New H yde Park, N.Y. K enneth Trimbach , Dayton, 0.-$10 Thomas W. Tucker , M.D., Spring City,

Pa. Fred H. Tuke, Cincinnati , 0.

U-V-W AI Unger, Dayton, 0.-$10. Joseph M. Unger, Dayton, 0 .

Robert E. Valiquette, Dayton, 0. Rt. R ev. Msgr. Martin M. Varley,

Springfield, 0. E dmund M. Velten, Euclid, 0, Robert J . Vogel, Dayton, 0. R ev. Robert Von Kaen el , Piqua, 0. Herbert S. Wagner, Dayton, 0. J eannette E. Wagner, New Bremen , 0. Joseph G. Wagner, Sidney, 0 . Rt. R ev. R. Marcellus Wagner, Cincin -

nati , 0. Robert H . Wahl, Dayton, 0. Thomas J , Walkup, Dayton, 0 , Hugh E. Wall, Sr. , Dayton , 0.-$10 Hug h E. Wall, Jr. , Dayton, 0. James R. Wall, Dayton, 0. V. C. Walling, Bellevue, Wash. A. J, Walsh , South Bend, Ind. William X. Walsh , Akron, 0. Leo F . \Valter , Dayton, 0. Roger M. Warner, Hamilton, 0. Armon E. Wease, Arlington, Va.-$10 Richard 0. Weber, Akron, 0. Mary C. Weimerskirk, Dayton, 0. Frank R. Welch, Dayton, 0. J ohn J . \Veldon, Louisville, Ky. John A. Wen strup, Cin~innati , 0. John J, Werst, Louisville, Ky. John T. Westerhe ide, Minster , 0.-$ 7. Ray We tzel, Dayton, 0. Charles E. Whalen, Sr. , Dayton, 0. H erbert E. Whalen, Sr. , Dayton, 0 : H erbert E. Whalen, Jr., Dayton, 0. James D. Whalen , Dayton, 0. James F. White, Toledo, 0.-$15 Joseph D. White, Dayton, 0. Sue Dudlext White, Downey, Calif. Paul A. Wick, Pittsburgh, P a . Nicholas A. Wilbur, Dayton, 0. Don L. Wilhelm, Col., Selfridge AFB,

M.ich.-$20 Frank \Vilkinson, Crestline, 0 . E. J. Will, Dayton, 0. Joseph Williamson. Dayton, 0. James L. Wilaon, Dayton, 0. Warren H. Wilson, Dayton, 0. Robert L. Winemiller, Dayton, 0. Walter Winkeljohn. Fostoria. 0. Walter J. Woeste, Dayton, 0. Joseph A. Wohlschlaeger, Springfield,

0. William H. Wolff, Dayton, 0.

X-Y-Z Joseph H. Yearling, Columbus, 0. Daniel J, W. Yee, Honolulu, T. H. Ralph J. Zaenglein, Alcoa, Tenn.-$6 George and Virginia (Finke) Zahn,

Dayton, 0. Bernadine Zakutny, Allentown, Pa. Veryl L. Zech , Germantown, 0. Michael R. Zeno, Akron, 0, Bert Zimmer, So. Ft. Mitchell, K y. Elwood E. Zimmer, Dayton, 0. Paul Zimmer , Cincinnati, 0. George E. Zimnterman, Dayton, 0. Robert J, Zimmerman, Dayton, 0. Robert C. Zinck , Dayton, 0. Cyril R. Zink, Miamisburg, 0.

SOROSJS OF THE

UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

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announces a

DESSERT BRIDGE al

University of Daylon

Women ' s lounge.

8:00P.M.

"Chief" Toscani . · . . U.D. Line Coach

Edmond (Chief ) Toscani, former fiery field general for the University of Dayton football Flyer , ha been na·med line coach according to an announcement by the Rev. George J. R enneker, S.M., president, U.D.

Toscani, who was graduated from U.D: in June, 1949, played quarter­back for both his present bo s, Joe Gavin, head coach and H arry Bau­jan, Athletic Director.

·The new Flyer line bo s, who suc­ceeds R alph McGehee now with the pro Green Bay Packers, is 27. Tos­cani entered U.D. in 1942 after grad­uation from South Catholic High School in Philadelphia. H e entered service in 1943 and served with the A.rmy's 88th Divi ion in orth Af­rica, France, and Italy.

He holds the Purple H eart from wounds suffered in Ita ly. H e was dis­charged in November, 1945, and entered U.D. in February, 1946.

. The following three years the southpaw passer quarterbacked the Flyers :on offense and played a line­backer post on defense.

Aft<;! r· graduation from U.D. with a bachelor of science degree in edu­cation, Toscani pent a hort period of tirrie with the New York Bulldogs, pro football team. In the fa ll of '49, however, he entered T emple Uni­versity in Philadelphia and received his master degree in June of 1950.

While studying. at T emple he taught and coached at South Cath­olic High School. Since June of 1950, he has been a probation and parole officer in D ayton.

The Flyer line coach i married to the former Miss M ary Stremel of D ay ton . They have two young da ughters. The To cani ' re ide at 3309 W. Second St., Dayton.

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0. Francis M. Schnurr is construc­tion superintendent with Alfred Schnurr and Sons, Inc., genera l con­trac tors, Sandu ky, 0 . Carl Lewis is working for the R. L. Woolpert Co. , as a field engineer. Miriam Losh Chalfont, Dayton, reall y leads a very busy life. In addition to her duties a t home she is: a committee member, Council on World Affairs; interna­tional rela tions chairman, Federation of Women's C lubs; leader of the for­eign department, College Women's Club ; and program chairman for the Charles Loo PTA. Leroy C. Mullen is a plant layout engineer with the Na tional Ca h R egi ter Co. Eugene Placke is a l o with the National Cash R egi ter Company in the position of mainten a nce pl an nin g e nginee r . Martin A. R ex, project engineer, works a t the Frigidaire Div., GMC. John Rueth is employed by the Mon­santo Chemical Corp., at the Mound Lab, Miamisburg, 0. , as an area engineer. Charles M cBride is assist­ant supervisor a t the Airtemp Div., of the Chrysler Corp. Gene Westen­dorf, sales engineer, is affilia ted with the General Electric Co., Dayton. M ary M argaret (Lang) Sands has been elected ecreta ry of the Cleve­land Club of the Alumni Associa tion.

1942---Susan M artin High is doing mechanical engineering a t USAF­WPAFB. John J. Boland is assistant chief engineer at the M eyer Furnace Co. , Peoria, Ill. After serving as a resident engineer in charge of a con­struction project a t Proctor and Gamble Co., St. Louis, Charles Hirt has returned to Cincinnati. Eugene Linsker, D ayton, is a products en­gineer with the Buckeye Tools Corp. H enry R echtein, Jr., is a vibra tion and flutter engineer with the M c­Donnell Aircraft Corporation, St. Louis. Walter Woe te i a develop­ment engineer with AMC, aeronau­tical gas turbines, WP AFB.

1943- M ary J ane Burns is re iding in Lyons, New York, while her hus­band- Dr. R ay Burns, is in service. Anthony Wong, civil engineer, is affilia ted with the Bureau of Plans of the City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii. J esse L. Evans is a project engineer at the Frigidaire Div., GMC. Paul H erking is a gas engi­neer, a t the Cincinnati as and Elec­tric Co. John T. Hoban is a senior project engineer a t the Cadillac Motor Car Div., GMC, Detroit.

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Serving as ales manager of the Allied Suply Co., Dayton is Jack L . Homan. Ed Schlei is an analytical engineer for the Chauce-Voug-ht Air­craft Div. of the United Aircraft Corp., Lancaster, Cal. William Sto­ermer, Corry, Pa., i working as a project engineer on pumps with the Aero Supply Mfg. Co. John Wroe is a junior engineer a t Aeroproducts Div., GMC, Dayton. J. Paul Kis­perksy is doing research and develop­ments of new solid rocket propellants for the Aerojet Engineering Corp., a t Azusa, Calif.

1944- Newton J. Lumm is residing in South Bend, Ind., where he is a project engineer with Bendix. Rich­ard O'Brien is working with Harris­Seybold-Potter in the capacity of design engineer. Willia m C . Olsen is chief, bomb handling unit, AMC­WPAFB. Robert Perkins i a com­pany commander with the U. S. Arrny Engineers Corp , Camp Ruck­er, Ala. Louis Synck is in actuarial work- determining rates, etc. , for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. , Newark, New J er ey. The Charles R. Freer's (Mary Fi cher ) have named their fourth child Karen Ann. She was born M ar. 21 , in Denver. Bob Wenning is a ffiliated with the Bowser-Morner T e ting Lab ., D ay­ton . Congratulation are extended to Miss Betty Thoma and Mrs. Betty Speraw ( 1945), duo-pianists. They were presented in a University of Dayton faculty recital, M ay 17, in the Italian room of the Dayton Art Institute. Their elections included works of Bach, Pirani, Seeboeck, Schostakowit ch, Schubert, Mous­sorgsky, and Milhaud.

1945- Congratulation are ex­tended to Mi s Dorothy M ae Wilson and Ray Biedenbender who were married June 23, a t St. Mark's church in Peoria Ill. R ay i product engineer with the M eyer Furnace Co. there. Ray Standish, D.D.S. , and his wife were campus visitors . H e is on leave from the avy, and has just returned from the Korean battle­front. Lt. and Mrs. R. M. Pfeiffer a re residing in Yonkers, New York. John Farnbacher is an industrial en­gineer in the planning department of the Dayton M a lleable Iron Co., GHR Foundry Div. , Dayton. Bob Reef i working a t Airtemp Div., of the Chrysler Corp. , as an experi­mental and production engineering checker. J ames Wren i on a farm near West Union, 0 . Following their

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honeymoon to the Greenbriar in White Sulphur Springs, Va. Mr. and Mr . Vincent Doni e (H elen Rich­ard ) arc residing in Brookville, 0 . Mr. Donise i pre ident of the Brook­ville Product , Inc. Miss Margaret

arroll served as chairman of the University of D ayton Sorosis annual tea for the a lumnae of the 1951 graduating class . .

1946- Congratulation are ex­t nded to Mr. and Mr . David Bor­cher on the birth of their daughter, Dorothy Anne on May 9. Fred M . H enne is affiliated with Boden tein & Shu ter, Consulting Engineers, Cincinnati. Gerard Risacher i with W stinghouse Electric, Man fi eld, 0 . in the position of developing and te ting engineer. Congratulations are extended to Mis Lois Ann Mauch and John Thalheimer who were mar­ri d in St. Anthony's church, Day­ton, on M ay 5.

1947- Congratulation are ex ­tended to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mori on the birth of their daughter Chris­tina, Dec. 25, 1950. Congratulations are al o extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brooks on the birth of their daughter, Blaire on April 12. Bob Luken i working at Airtemp Div., Chry Jer Corp., in the po ition of laboratory engineer. AI T . Hart is a junior engineer with the D elco Pro­duct Div., GMC. Homer K. Mon­roe, Piqua, 0., i working with Hart­zell Industries as a design and devel­opment engineer John Rauscher i back in Kirkwood, Mo. Don Ruhl at the Stanley Greeting Card Corpora­tion, Dayton, is an industrial engi­neer. Lou Cox is director of H ealth and Physical -Education at the Y.M. C.A. in Westfield, Mass. Lou spent a year on his Master's degree in phy -ical education at Springfield College, Springfield, Mass. H e extends hi best wishes to .D. and particularly to "All involved with the Field House and the basketball team." A nice letter from Don Pinciotti r ports "Am till playing profes iona l ba e­ball with the M emphis 'Chicks' of the Southern Association and enjoying one of the be t year of my not- o­long career. Have met, and enjoyed the company of many U.D. alumni throughout the south during the past two year -great fellows all- but too numerou to mention in thi hort epi tie." Don is president of the Waterloo ( Iowa ) Wildcats- profe-ional football team.

1948- Winston Ginder is a partner

in the firm of Woodfin Bogge -W. L. Ginder Textiles, D alla , T ex. Bob Schweller is an xperimental engi­neer with the Delco Products Div., GMC. John R. Shaffer, Columbu , 0 ., is with Cols Bolt and Forging Co. , as a tool method engineer. Con­gratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Thoma Cron (Evelyn Reich­ard ) on the birth of their on, Steven Denni on May 11 , in Chicago. James Schuler M.D. , '45, was the atending phy ician at L wis M em­orial Hospital. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mr . Eugene Wm. Duane (Rita M Garry '48), who were married on M ay 19, in Corpus Christi church, Dayton. They are residing in Floral Park, L. I., N. Y. Roseann Houser has accepted a position at St. Elizab th' Ho pita], Chicago, Ill. Sympathy is extended to Mr . AI T. Suttman (Pat Justice ) on the death of her father, Charles Justice, June 6, in Dayton ."

1949-Clyde Brenner is working at the Frigidaire Div. , GMC, a an equipment engineer. Another alum­nus at Airtemp Div. of the Chrysler Corp. Dayton, i Anthony Ebert. H e is an assi tant d sign analyst. Robert D. Funke, 1st Lt., is tationed with the Army in Korea. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Klo terman on the birth of their on, Ronald Dougla on March II. Ho­well G. Gano is an equipment engi­neer at Frigidaire. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas hillito on the birth of their son, Chri topher Thoma on March 10. Charle Go i working with the Monarch Machine Tool Co., Sidney, 0 ., in the po ition of de ign engineer. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mr . Philip O stendorf on the birth of M ary Jo on May 16. Phil is assi tant to the chief engineer for the Price Bros. Dayton . Montfort Steeley i ~ a residential gas representative for the Dayton Power and Light Co. Ed­ward J. Morrisey Jr. , Cincinnati, who ha been mployed by the K en­tucky Chemical Indu tries, wi ll soon be moving to Waukegan, Ill. He has accepted a nother po t with Abbott Lab . Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mr . Edmond To cani , Dayton, on the birth of their second daughter, Mary Elaine, on M ay 19. "Chief" To can i, who resigned hi position a Montgomery County pro­bation offi er, was appointed full time line coach for the .D. Flyers. Edward G. Gmeiner i an engineer affi liated with the B. G. Danis Co., D ayton. Congratulation are ex­tend to Mi s Phylli Curtin and

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Robert E . Schlosser who were mar­ried on June 2 at Grace M ethodist Church, Dayton. Phyllis was a mem­ber of the faculty at Northridge. High School. Harry F . Gaeke i working for the City of Dayton's Department of Water in an engineering qtpacity. Congratulations a re extended to Robert J. Knorr who received hi Bachelor of Foreign Trade dctgr May 25 at the American Institute for Foreign Trade at Thunderbird Field, Phoenix, Ariz. H e will join th foreign taff of the National City Bank of Iew York. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. James J. Connaughton (Mary Eleanor Hei­d~r ) who were married in May at St. Anthony' church, Dayton. Vi11cent Stefanek was elected vice-president of the U.D. C lub at Cleveland.

1950- Pvt. John Garneau i · sta­tioned a t Ft. Jackson, South Caro­lina. H e i attached to the Educa­tional Divi ion of the 31st Div., of the !55th Infantry. H e is teaching nine weeks of elementary education to illiterates . Pfc. Grover Schin­beckler is a signed to Fort Sheridan, Ill. Congratulations are extended to Mis Joan Haag and DanielL. Leary, Jr. , who will be married on July 14, in St. Albert the Great Church Day­ton. Mis Haag is a graduate of Rochester Institute of T echnology. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mr . Edgar Braun! in on the birth of their on, Daniel Edward on M ay 28 in Dayton. Dale A. Smith ha changed hi re idence to Dayton. H e is accepting a new position as lec­tronics engineer in the Armament Lab, at WPAFB. Congratulation are extended to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bell (Marilyn Kohler ) on the birth of their daughter, Stefanie Marie on Feb. 3, in Dayton. Albert J. Hodapp, Jr., Pfc., after completing his ba ic training at Camp Breckenridge, Ky., is stationed at Ft. Belvoir, Va. Thomas E. Hug i a foreman with the A. J. Baltes Corporation, Nor­walk, 0. Elmer Gooch, engin er-in­training, is working for the City of Dayton. Charles Dorian is with the Sta te of Ohio, Department of High­ways, a an engineer-in-tra ining. Larry Dugan is currently r iding in Springfield, Ma . James L. Andrew · is an engineering-aide for the Ohio State Department of Highway . Ber­nard Kir ch i a deputy county engi­neer for Butler County at H amilton 0. Larry Fitzgerald was elected trca urer of the U.D. alumni club at Cleveland, 0 . Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fitzgerald on the birth of their

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daughter, June 12. Fitz is process engin eer for Brown-Li pe-Cha pin Div., Elyria, 0. Manville Rose is a junior engineer for the Montgomery County Division of Engineer . Con­gratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rich (Margie Garri­son) on the birth of their son, James Edward, Jr. , on May 10. Robert Winemiller is a construction engineer for the Morris Skilken Company. Jack Unterburger is working for the City of Dayton in the capacity of engineer-in-training. Congratulations are extended to Joanne Monaghan and Aviation Cadet Ralph E . Flei­schman whose engagem ent and

, approaching marriage ha been an­nounced. They plan to be ma rried in Corpus Christi Church, July 21. Ralph will be graduated from the Navigation School at Ellington Air Force Base in Houston, T exas on Ju ly 17. James Specht is an engineer­ing aid with the U. S. Army Chem­ical Corp, Dayton, 0 . Congratula­tions are extended to Pluma W . Suape and Paul J. H ester whose en­gagement and aproaching has been announced. They will become Mr. a nd Mrs. on July 28 in Corpus Christi Church, Dayton. H e i as oc­ia ted with the Egry Regi ter Com­pa ny. Bob Schaefer is in the engi­neering department at the Delco Products Div. , GMC. Billy Stitt is a product engineer with the National Cash Register Co. , Dayton. Carl Beatty i an engineer-in-training at Airtemp Construction Corporation, Dayton. Neal Breesman is working at WPAFB- AMC Aircraft Lab., as a project engineer. Eugene Connor i doing sales work for the Ditto Co. Carl E . Cline is affiliated with the Frigidaire Div., GMC. Charles H. Dietz i a design engineer at Ohmer Corp. , Dayton, 0. Robert E. Fulton is in the AMC photo lab a t WPAFB. Jo eph Gallagher is with Douglas Aircraft Corporation at El Segundo, Calif. Edward McDonald is a junior engineer with Aeroproducts Div., GMC. William Holzmann i sale en­gineer for the Superior Combu tion Industries, N.Y., N. Y. William Hor­ner is an inspector with the H artford Steam Boiler Inspection and In ur­ance Co. , Greenfield, Ind. Leo Kru -kamp is manager of the Carleton R . Elliott Corp., Dayton. You will find M ax Lewis in the capacity of plant layout engineer a t the Inland Mfg. Div., GMC. M artin H artmann is a machine designer at the Steel Pro­ducts Engr. Co. , Springfi eld, 0 .

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Joseph M edisch is working at Aero­products Div. , GMC. James Mueller is in service with the Army. Paul D. O'Brien, to the be t of our know­ledge, is a metall urgical trainee with the Buick Motor Div., GMC. John Renaker is a student reactor engineer with the Oak Ridge National Bla., Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corp., Oak Ridge, T enn. James A. Riley is still an industrial sales engineer with the Crane Co., Dayton. Dick Rost is an experimental lab technician with the Arc Equipment Corp. , Bryan, 0. Jerry T. Ryan is a sales engineer with the Airtemp Div. , Chrysler Corp., New York, N.Y. John Ryan is a con­tract engineer with the Graham Manufacturing Co. , N . Y., N. Y. James Schmalstig is with the Ohmer Corp., Dayton, in the capacity of product engineer. Bill Schaefer is an engineering trainee with the Na­tional Cash Register Co. John Walsh is a development engineer with the Goodyear Aircraft Corp., Akron, 0 . Ben F. Turner, Jr. , is a sale engineer with the Crawford Power Equipment Co., Cincinna ti. Orville Weeber is sales engineer with the J ames B. Rishel Co., Dayton . Lewis Watson is an underwriter for the Springfield Fire and M arine Insurance Co., Chicago. Don Wendeln is affilia ted with the Gustav Wiedeke Co., Day­ton, as a mechanical engineer. Bob Wourns is an application and sales engineer for the Master Electric Co. Jack Zimmerman is going to work at Wright Field. Geo. R. Tallman is an engineering aide for the Ohio State Highway Dep't. Congratulations are extended to Mary Jo Huth who has accepted a graduate research fellow­ship at St. Louis University. At the present, she is a graduate student at Indiana University, working on her master's degree in sociology. At St. Louis, she will begin work on her Ph.D. Miss Ruth also won fellow­ships to the following schools : Uni­versity of Wisconsin, University of M aryland, and the University of Nebraska. Bill Lange, playing pro­fessional football with the Los An­geles Rams, will be joined by J erry Vanderhorst '51. Raymond Kohl has changed his re idence from Dayton

to Philadelphia, Pa. There he is ac­cepting the po ition of engineer-in­charge-of-production for the Forgee M eta l Co., Paulsboro, N. Y. Lt. Emer on F. Burke has been recalled and assigned to the Arnold Engi­neering Development Center near Tullahoma, T enn. During World War I I , he was assigned to the Second Marine Air Wing seeing duty in China and Japan. Congratulation are extended to Mildred Kunk and H enry J. Osterfeld who were married in St. Mary's, Dayton, on M ay 5. Congratulations are extended to Anne Griffin and Dale Babione who were married on June 9, in Holy Angel' church, Dayton. Anne wa on the faculty at Holy Angel's, and Dale is in service at Camp Brecken­ridge, K y. Don Abbot is presently sta tioned a t Fort Knox, K y. H e wa selected a the "Outstanding Trainee of the Day" by the Third Armored Division, as of M ay 26. T erry Lorenz ha been promoted to project engi­neer at Bell Sound, Columbus. Con­gratula tions are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gossett who a re the proud parents of a on, Stephen Paul, born in January at University H os­pita l. Bob is a physical thera py stu­dent at Cleveland Clinic. H e write " Sure aprecia te the Alumnus !" Ralph J. Link is residing in Upper Darby, Pa. Congratulations are ex­tended to Mr. and Mrs. H arold Hor­man on the birth of their daughter, M ay 7. The Horman's are residing in Sidney, 0. H arold is working for Aeroproduc t Div. , GMC . Dick Smith is with Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., Muncie, Ind. M errill Luthman is a chemist and superin­tendent a t the Glo-Rinz Co., Dayton. A class reunion and class dinner of the '50 chemical engineers was held in Dayton at Sutrnillers' on May 26. Present were: Walter Recher, Rich­ard Smith, Frank Krein, Anthony Kohnen, H arold Horman, M erril Luthman, and Dr. A. Sofianopoulo and Dr. William J. Wohlleben, mem­bers of the chemical engineering de­partment at U.D. We are sorry that Jorge Nunez, located near M exico City, and John Geile, with the armed forces in Calif., were unable to attend.