Paig- ‘ll SCARLET AND ILACK Seniors . . . (Continued from File 3) .lool A. Sahean, philosophy and religion, Hudson, Mass. — graduate study in medicine, University oi Vermont, Carolyn J. Sakai, Glen Burnie, Md. Caroline .1. Scheafler, art, Minneapolis, Minn. _ graduate ytudy. 1 Howard K. Schein, biology, hicago, ill. — graduate study, niveraity of Illinois. Carolyn M. Schneider. Enga ‘ h,Wiimette,lll. Susan E. Scholl, chemistry, t. James, Mo. _ rodnate stu; y in medicine, omell Um- veislty. Mark Schorr, Engllsh, Chi- ago, 111. — graduate study. i larvard University. Christine L, Scott, biology, Naperville, Ill. — raduite stu» (‘1’, State University of New ork M: Eutialo; marriage to Beinu‘d Grossmun, ’84, in Aug- its history, Kathr n M, Serrill, sociology and ant mpology, Des Moines, la. — employment, University of lowa‘x Education)! Place- ment Ofiice: marriage to Feter D. Wallace, ’65, June ll. Sharon L. Sheumaker, bi- ology, Centerville, la. — gradu~ ate study, Michigan state Uni- versity. _ John D. Shierholz, chemistry. Fort Dodge, la. — graduate study in medicine, University of Iowa. Barbara S. shivley, English, Denver, Colo. Barbara A. Siebenschuh, art, Chicago, lll. — graduate study. University of Iowa. Kaye L. Siemcrs. history, Faribault, Minn. — teaching. Caroline Smiley, psychology, Lake Biuif, lll. — employment Manly E. Stanley, economics. Canton, Ill. — graduate study. Elizabeth J. Stanek, art, Mila waukee, Wis, Edward E. Steele, physics, Los Angeles, Calif. A gradm ate study, Cornell University; married in the former Sheryl Wood, ’66. Sheryl S. steels, history, Glendale, Mo. — married to Ed- ward E. Steele, ’66. Michael K, Stewart, history, Houston, Texas. James R. Slith, philosophy. Oklahoma city, Okla. # gradus ate soidy, medical college at Virginia; marriage to Mary Beth Barnett, ’66, June 5. Michael A. Stolier, economics, Evanston, lll. ~ graduate stu- dye Carol E. Stoops, biology, Bartlesvtllo, Okla. a graduate study, University oi Minnesota. Karen Strassei, histor , Stun— ford, Conn. — travel in urope; employment. Kenneth A. struhler, physics. Naperville, lll. — graduate acu- y University 0i Chicago. Susan L. Stuart, biology, Council Blutis, la. —« riduat- study in medical tec uology. Northwestern University. David P. Synhorst, cheinia- try, Gibson, la. John R. Teising. political sci. ence, Evanston, Ill. - graduate study, Universiy oi Illinois; man-led to tho ormer Sandra Soltess,'so. _ Joel J. Thomas. English. Chi— cago, Ill. — graduate study. University of Chicago. Richard J. Tillotsou, English, Pasadena, Calif.—graduate etu- dy. University of Seattle. Stephen R. Tilly, English, Elmhurst. Ill. — graduate stu- dy in architecture, Massachu- setts Institute oi Technology. Milton Tootle lll, speech and theatre, St. Joseph, Mo. A graduate study in law. Uni- versity of Missouri. Bruce L. Travis, history. Newtown, Conn. —— graduate study in Russian history. Princeton University. Richard M. Trumbull, Eng- lish, Omaha, Neh. Robert A. Van Order. econ- omics, Chicago, ill. — graduate study, University or Essex, England, _ Sally A, Wagner, English, Prairie Village, Kan. — teach ing, Jefferson County Public Schools, Denver, Colo. , JOIN THE DODGE flEBELllflll Speech . . . Coronet says a lot about you even when Coronet scores high In any class. Friday, May 11, tm ___—_..____.._._.____-—. Kunio wild, political lcl~ ence, Tokyo, Japan — gradual; ltudy. University or Pittsburgh. Nancy M, Waspi, biology. Woodsth Ill. John Q Watkins. chemist”. Grinnell, Ia. — graduate study. Purdue University, _ Frances M, Weber, American Studies, Honolulu, Hawaii _. secretarial School. Alfred G. Wheeler, J11. bi- ology, Matthews, N. 0.7gradu< ate study, Cornell University. John A. Whitney, art, Galvan; Ill. —— graduate Study, Roche:- tel‘ Institute, Gary Wilson, psychology, Cedar ltapids. Ia. _ graduate ltud . Jo n E. Wolf, Jr., biology, Milwaukee, Wis. _ graduate Etudy, University of Wisconsin. Stephen B. Woolpert, history, Washington, D. C. — gradual. study, Syracuse University. Marty Yaseen, sociology and anthropology, Olympia Fields, Ill. — employment. Lorinda L. Yeisley, American Studies, Omaha, Neh. — em- ployment with Northwest Bell Telephone Co., Omaha. Carol S. Yenawine, sociology and anthropology. Webster Groves, Mo. —_ graduate study, Smith College. ‘ Virginia A. Younl, biology. Alton, ill. — einployineiit. Golfers Fifth In Conference The Pioneer gollers placed titth in the Midwest Conference tourney played last Friday and Saturday at Waterloo. The Grin- nell golieis were 39 Strokes be- hind winner St. oxat. The highest placing Grinnell linksman was Ted Risser who shot a it over par 156 tor the two rounds. Bob McCord oi Grinnell placed 16th with a 153. The medalist was Dave Sargent of St. Olai with a two under par 142. 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