firm :4. ma SCARLII AND BLACK Judith A. Johnson, psychology, Sioux City — tellowship for gladlh ate may in psychology, University at Calitomla at Loo Angeles Susan R. Johnson, French, Dunedin, Fla. — teaching; marriage to Roger L. Teichgraehet, ‘68, May 25 Arthur Edward Jones, political science, Albert Lea, Minn. — as< slstantship tor graduate study in public administration, Uni- versity oi North Carolina Paul R. Jones, philosophy, Falls Church, Va. — graduate study in English and philosophy, University ol Chicago Philip L. Jones, physics, Munster, ind. — graduate study in busi— ness, Indiana University Katherine L. Kasten, psychology, Des Moines — assistantship ior graduate study in psychology, University at Kansas Robert M. Katz, mathematics, Alexandria, Va. — fellowship grad- uate study in mathematics, Brown University Barbara A. Kauifman, Brown University, anthropology, Clayton, Mo. — employment Louis L. Kelley, sociology, lndianapolis, Ind, — graduate study at Maxwell School, Syracuse University; married to the iotmer Margaret Applebee, ‘67 Katherine A. Kelly, biology, Broadview, lll. — Iesearcll assistant in biology James s. Kennedy llI, history, Winnetka, ill. — married to the former Susan E. che, ’68 Susan Kice Kennedy, English, Webster Groves, MO. —- teaching: married to James s. Kennedy ill, ’68 Richard D. Kessler, sociology, Scarsdale, N.Y. — graduate study in sociology, University of Connecticut Mark W. Kitch, political science, Des Moines -- graduate study in public administration Jon P. Klove, political science, Iowa Falls —— law school Franklin T. Knowlton, political science, Beaver Dam, Wis. Richard R. Lamb, history, Grinnell — married to the former Sara Eillow, ’70 Joseph L LaMothe, French, Hibbing, Minn. — social work Ronald B. Lane, anthropology, Russellville, Ark. — Jean R. Langmuir, English, Santa Monica, Calit. _ rerrill E. Langworthy, economics, Libertyville, lll. _ iellowship ior graduate study in economics, Vanderbilt University Anne L, Laughlin, biology, Kirksville, Mo. — work as laboratory technician, Washington University Medical School Signe K. Lailridsen, psychology, Sioux City, Neb. — graduate study William N. Lee, physics, Estherville — research assistantship tor graduate study in aeronautical and astronautical engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; married to the former Susan Stackland, ’69 Suzanne L. Lee, American studies, Edina, Minn. —- Theo E. Lemaire, history, l-iyattsville, Md. — training with Peace Corps Adrienne F. Lemmons, French, St. Louis, Mo. — Robert F. LeVeen, chemistry, Brooklyn, N.Y. —« medical school Stanford L. Levin, economics, Hammond, Ind. — fellowship [or graduate study in economics, University or Michigan Nancy F. Linder, chemistry, Oakland, Nell. — assistantship tor graduate study in chemistry, Staniord University Frederic M. MacDowell ill, English, Aurora, lll. — applied to VISTA Jeanette L. Mail, American studies, Walsenburg, Colo. ~ employ- ment in New York Michael G. Martinson, political science, Grinnell — fellowship lor graduate study in political science, Columbia University Richard 0. Marz, chemistry, Vienna, Austria # graduate study in biochemistry University of Vienna Roger J. May, chemistry, Dallas, Tex. — medical school, Univer< sity of Cahtornia at San Diego Charles A. McClelland, political science, Balboa, Canal Zone —- training with Peace Corps Roger L. McClurig, economics, Leawood, Kan. H iellowship ior graduate study in economics, Washington University Jack T. McCord, economics, Pallbrook, Calii. — training with Peace Corps Richard A. McGinn, history, Park Ridge, NJ. — William A. McGinty, Jr., psychology, Naperville, Ill. — married to the former Barbara McKey, ’67 James L. Meade physics, London, England H Alexis Jon Megioow, English, Clittside Park, NJ. — graduate study in English, University oi Virginia Raymond M. Mendel, psychology, Northiield, Minn. # graduate study in psychology Judith Wahl Mendelsohn, speech and theatre. Cleveland Height), Ohio — graduate study in physical therapy. Columbia Unh vetsity; married to Ezra Mendelsohn (History) Guillermo R. Mendoza, biology, Grinnell — scholarship, medical school, University of California at San Diego Patricia A. Miles, speech correction, Englewood, Color — W. Joseph Mills, political science, Farmington, Mich. — employ ment in Washington, Dc. Steven L. Montgomery, biology, South Bend, lnd. — James R. Moore, political science, Carthage, ill. — training with Peace Corps Nancy M. Morse, biology, Manhattan, Kan. — employment Richard A. Moskwa, philosophy, Chicago, in. — Dale E. Mossey, history, St. Louis Park, Minn. .— law school, Uni~ versity 01 Minnesota Kathleen Mulligan, speech correction, Waukegan, in. ~— James Michael Mullins, biology, Knoxville >- ussistantship lo! graduate study in zoology, University ot Oregon Richard H. Musser, economics, Boone — Gregg R. Narber, political science-Latin American studies; Des Moines — law school, University or Iowa; marriage to Chris- topher A. Klee, ’70, June i Susan R. Nash, philosophy and religion, Miami, Fla. —— employ. ment with Chicago police Department Robert J, Nelson, biology, Chicago, lll. — medical school, Waste ington University Barry l-l. Nemmers, history, celweiii H Krystyna Newman, American studies, Northiieid, Minn. _ David F. Newman, economics, Ridgewood, NJ. — Teri Reibsamen Norris, American studies, Marshalltown — Christine A. Oetjen, sociology, Albert Lea, Minn. - social work Merritt W. Olsen, political science, Marshalltuwn — graduall study in drama Trudy A. Olson, biology, West Des Moines — graduate study in: M.A.T., Northwestern University ) Eleanor A. Palo, American studies, Oklahoma City, Okla. —— grad- uate study in sociology. Washington University; marriage in Michael A. Stoller, ’56, June 3 Kathleen L. Pape, anthropology, Muscatine — Scott H. Parrish, economics, Prairie Village, Kan. — assistant—shin tor graduate study in economics, University oi lnwa Rowland L. Parsons, American studies, Valparaiso, Ind. — Elizabeth B. Patelke, Russian language and literature-Russian Studies, Lake Bluil', Ill. — Jeitrey J. Patterson, biology, Mediapolis —— study, Kirksville Col- lege or Osteopathy and Surgery Roberta Dressler Patterson, speech correction, Ida Grove — ma)- tied to Joel C. Patterson, ’67 Edith Kr Peterson, soctology, Moline, illr — applied to NationaI Teacher Corps Tanya M. Picard, English, Alpha, lll. — Michael J. Pill, history, Fort Dodge —« John D. Pittman, political science, Lake Oswego, Ore. — .lanet R. Poland, political science, ClarmOnt, Calit. — graduatq study in political science, University or Wisconsin James D. Poison, economics, Albia —— law school, University ol Iowa George B. Potter, psychology, Omaha, Nell. —— Polly A. Priest, political sCience-Russian studies, Waterloo — working with vlSTA rrhornas D. Pugh, biology, Grinnell # assistantship tor graduato study in biology, University 01 California at Riverside Gregory L. Rankin, history, Santa Ana, Calit. — graduate study in secondaiy education Shirley L. Ray, history, Chicago, ill. — John Von Briesen Raz, American studies, Chicago, Ill. —- Mary L. Reichel, history, Colorado Springs, Colo. # William E. Resseger, American studies, Cleveland, Ohio — Jack L. Reynolds, history, Harlan — training with Peace corps Louise 5. Robertson, biology, St. Paul, Minn. — employment in biological research Cheryl Ann Rogers, French, Grinnell — applied to Peace Corps Amy Y. Rossman, biology, Portland, Ore. — graduate study in rnycology, Oregon State University Thomas G. Russell, chemistry, st. Louis, Mo. - Harry v. Ruth lli, economics, Decatur. Ga. — graduate work in urban studies ___——- GRADUATES Continued on Page 8 teem WASHINGTON (CPS) — Se- men should not have the right "lnllnlle delays” in the induc- right of counsel to potential lective Service Director Lewis to be represented by an attor- non process, Hershey Willy “Vie drafteESb ‘21:: “111;? 125551;; B. Hershey, who has opposed ney when they appear beioro have a gm“ many peope w a person . can stall Oil for a year or a year boards. A bill to guarantee this every ma)“ 1mm“ m “9mm ”cal um" ”0“"15' and a halt the way it. is now." right to all Selective Service the drain tesvitied before Con— Giving potential drailees “13 Presently, Selective Service registrants was doteated iii the gress last week that young right of counsel would cause regulations specifically deny the Senate Wednesday.