Friday. June I, l962 Joan Haydon, Chicago, 111., will be married and will be ~ employed in biology research at the U, at Wisconsin. ,Ci-etoheri Hayes, DeKalb, 111, will attend the Calilornia Col- . lege of Arts and Cratts. Linda Hayes, DeKalb, 111., Will . ' attend Smith College, Harriet A. Haymond, Greeley, ,‘ Cola, will teach Y,, will do graduate psychology. George F. lrcina, Downers ‘ Grove, 111., will attend dental school at Northwestern U. Cameron B. Hondershot, Moiiies, is undecided. , .John 1. Hciitzel, Quincy, work in Des 111,, will be married and will attend ‘ the 5m law school. William A. Herman, Arlington Heights, 111., will teach on a Tl‘avelrsel‘vice scholarship and then will study law. Mary J. Hertcnstcin, Lansing, 111., will study biology at Duke . University. Lowell T. Hockett, will teach high school. Thomas M Hoeltgen, Chicago, will study medicine at’ North. western U Stephen C. Hoops, Denver, Colo. will study chemistry at , the . of Kansas, , Raymond D. Horton, Sibley, will enter the Harvard law school. Elisabeth C. Hosick, Kalama- zoo, Mich, will study medicine . at the U. of Maryland. Martha L. ll'oskinson, Glen Ellyn, 111., will do advanced sec. retarial study. Stephen s. Hotli, Lamont, will teach on a Travel»Service schol- arship and then attend the U at Virginia law school. Patrick lruher, Clarksville, will attend the Columbia school of journalism. Floyd E. Hughes, Council Blutrs, will study electronics. Gary L, Janta, Grinnell, will . teach. Carl B. Jensen, Brigham City, Utah, will study psychology. Gary D. Jones, hocklord, 111.. will be employed in the field or physics. William T. Kaplan. Chicago, 111., will study finance at New York U. Barbara J. Village, Kan, ness administration cllfie. Philip w. Klein, Burlington, will teach on a Travel-Service scholarship and then do graduate work in history, Kenneth M. Kleinman, Brook- lyn, N. Y., will study pscholog Grmnell, rs Kelley, Prairie will study bus]- at Rad- - in graduate school. Lawrence W. Klute, Three Oaks, Mich, will attend Duke U. law school. Vivian Kagan, Park Forest, 111., is undecided, Charles W. Kriel, Ft. will enter the Navy's Candidate program, Wilhur J. Latham, Ft. will be commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air home through the ROTC program, Michael B, Lchmann, New York, 1 N. Y., will study economics at Cornell U. Timothy 11. Little, Evergreen Park, 111,, will do graduate study in history. . 0 John R. Lowthcr, Ames, will. study law. Mary A. Luschcn, Columbus, Nab, is undecided. M. Lynn Mahukc, Wenona, 111., will teach high school. Pat 'cia B. Mallick, Omaha, Ncb.. will attend graduate school. , Lawrence J. Maucr, Chicago,l 111,, will do graduate work in, economics, . ' Davin Memain, Adel, will dol graduate work in mathematics. , Dodger Officer Dodge, Sandra McCartney, Baxter-i ~5prings, Kan, will be marriedl and will be employed as al model. 1 William Y. MeCom-os, will mette, 111., will enter the Navys ‘ocs ploglam. William P McKnight, Wichita, i K_ari., will study history at that U. of Kansas. 9 Stephen llccht, New York, N. ' SCARLET AND BLACK Seniors fade lhe lulure Seniors Gordian Treash, left; Bill Parsons, center; and R011 Dorr consider graduate schools where llrcy might use the Woodrow Wilson fellowships they received this year, Ann E. MeMurray, Webster City, will teach junior high and elementary school music in Ger dar Rapids. Susan N, Meade, Hartlesville, Okla, is undecided. Timothy Merrill, Marshalltown, will study medicine at the Uni— versity of Pennsylvania. Robert s, Millar, Denver, Colo, will do graduate work in his- tory. Linda M. Miller, Omaha, Neb., will teach secondary School in Philadelphia and will be mar- ried. Roger A. Miller, Williamsburg, will study medicine at SUI. Mary A, Mitchell, Syracuse, N.‘ Y., is ulidecldcd. .rtichai-d A. Mittclbushcr, Dav- enport, will be ma led and will be employed with either the A1- coa or the Aetna companies. Barbara Jo Mqran, Dcswtolnes, (midryeal' graduate) is teaching speech correction in DesMoines, Virginia A. Morris, Newcastle, Pa,, will do graduate work in psychology. ' Theron C. Moss, shaker Heights, Ohio, will study hotel restaurant adbinistration. Martha G. Mullican, Glen El» lyn, 111., will study biology at SUI, Richard F. Mullins, Wichita, Kan, will attend the, Stanford graduate school of psychology, Robert C. Musser, Boone, will study business administration at the Massachusetts Institute 01 Technology. Robert B. Myers, Washington. DC, will attend the Syracuse U graduate school of economics. Margaret Newton, Nelson, Neh, — Photo by John Harlan (mldycal graduate) will be married and will study art at the U, of Nebraska. John J. Okumu, Kenya, British East Ali-ica, will attend the U. of Calilornia graduate school at political science. Patricia A. Oliver, West rar— go. N. Dak, will be employed as an Air Force cartographer in St Louis, Mo. 0. Frederick oiiasoh, Davis, 111,, will study zoology at 51.11. Gretchen Osterhoi, Rapid City, S. lDak, will study music at the U, or Wisconsin. Martha E, oivnbey, Pullman, Wash, will study chemistry at Purdue University. David L. Palmer, Grinnell, will do graduate work in histoi . William H. Parsons, Molllle, 111., will study chemistry at Duke University, Louise 11. Patterson, Silver Spring, Md, will attend gradu— ate school. Noel Patterson, Davenport, will teach elementary school in Cedar Rapids. Gretchen A. Pfuetze, Topeka, Kan, will study at Radclitle. Kenneth w. Picrini, Hazel Crest, 111,, will study medicine at Baylor University, John M Peterson, Moline, 111., 'l will study bio chomistiy at Duke University. Joseph R. Pierseii, Highland Park, 111,, will study law at Northwestern Uniiersity. i Gdilmd Plath Arinstiong. will; be commissioned a second lieu i tenant in the Air Force through, BERNICE'S Welcome Purenls and Alumni! Well done Grads CANDIES i _ and will do ' 111., the ROTC program. Nancy H. Pogcl, Chicago, 111., (mid—year graduate) is working lor the Hyde Park, 111, Herald graduate work at the U at Wyoming Mary C Porter, Wye , will study music U. or Chicago. Margaret G rust, LeMars, will do speech correction woik. Bonnie Postl, Chicago, 111., will be married and teach sec- ondary school in Chicago. Richard J. Raysa, Oak Park, Ill. Will study law at, the Uni. versity or Washington. Stephen B. Reid, Columbia, Mo, tinid—year graduate) will Sheridan, al. the ‘ attend graduate school. David B. Robb, Carroll, will study law. M. Susan Roberts, South Engv lish, will be married and w l teach elementary school in Chi» cago, Ill. K. Bruce Robinson, Omaha, Neb., will work With the Peace Corps in Ceylon. Linda K. Rook, East. st. Louis, will be' married and will teach high school in Cedar Rap- ids. Daniel C Roselllhal, New York N. Y., will study medicine at Syracuse University. Eric S. Ruth, Park Ridge, 111., will study administration. John Ruvalds, Des Moines, will study physics. Sandra H. Sampson, Troy NY, is undecided. Paul D. Samuel, New York, N. Y., will study journalism at Northwestern University. Ronald S. Sandler, Des Moines, will study medicine at SUI. Barbara J. Seanlon, Glen El- lyn, 111,, will he married and will teach elementary school in Cedar Rapids. Elisabeth L. Scllcrrer, Brent: wood, ‘Mo,, will be married and teach elementary school, Mary Jo Schneider, Wauwatosa, Wis., will attend graduate school at Michigan U, Stephen A. Schoolman, Chica- go, lll,, will study physics at the U. or Colorado. Sandra D. Seeder, Harvey, 111., will do speech correction work, Dorothy A. sinardack, Matte- son, 111,, will teach on a Travel- Service scholarship. CV1. Warren Smith, State Coir lege, Pa. wrll study chemistry at,Cornell University. Susan K. Spence, Bensenville, 111., is undecided. , Rena M. Spiegel, New York, NY, will study an at New York University. Alvah w. Stanley, Grinnell will study theater at the Uni~ vcrsity of Wisconsin. Roger L. Stemherg, St. Paul, Minn, will study business ads Page Five schools, military, Wide variety of occupations ministration at the U, at Chicego. John A. stopiile, Florlssant, Mo, will study chcmistry o1 ihe U. or Wisconsin. William A. Sweet, Dubucue, will study medicine at SUI. Patricia A. Taylor, Mt. Picase ant, will be employed in 1MB processing. Des Moines. Samuel C. Tom, Chicago, 111., will go to graduate school. Susan v. Thom, Molinc, will work. Codircy .1. Thomson. Stevens Point, Wis., will study law at U. of Minnesota, i Gary J. Thurston, Marshall» town. will study history at C0- lullrbia University. Caroline 1. Tollclson, neapolis, Minn., will work Paul S. Torno, St Louis, Mo, will he commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force through the ROTC program. Leigh Tracy, Cedar will study history in graduate school. , ‘— Gordon S. Treash, Oak Park,. 111, will study philosophy at Emory U. Richard J. Ulhricht, Glcnvicw, 111,, will be a research assistant at Bar Harbor laboratory. stove Umernoto, Lakeland, Colo, will teach on a Travel— Scrvice scholar-ship and - then study business. Lewis Ungor, Brooklyn, NY, is undecided. Marcia Van Dyke, 1owa City, will work in an Iowa City med- ical laboratory. Diane Veranda, Joliet, 111., teach in Orland Park, 111. Judith Van Daler, Norwolk, Conn.. is undecided. William J. Wallace, Chicago Heights, 111, will study at :he U. o1 Ill. Ryd w. Moines, will ocs program. Lee Wrisel, Highland Park, 111,, (mid-year graduate) has been in Europe and will study law. Miriam F, Welty, Shenandoah will study publishing at Red— cliffe. Donald R. wheeler, Oak Lawn, 111., will study physics at me U. of N. Mex. Alice A. Wilcox, Mass.. will teach school. Norma w, Wilson, Swarih. more, Fenn, will enter executive training with Lord and Tayzor, New York. K. Aim Wright, LaSalle, 111., will teach elementary school. Arthur T, Wycotr, Levitto-xn. N. 1., will study psychology at SUI. Greta L. Zemans, Chicago 111., will be married and will do graduate work in anthropology. 111., Min- will Wallerstcdt, Des enter the Navy‘s Hampden, elementary TO THE OF BEST WISHES CLASS '62 FOR POYNTER'S 4TH AVE. FASHIONS Grinnell's Complete Slyle Shop for Women “Something New Every Day" , Rapids, '