1957
Ah, home, warm water, food, and sleep for ten whole days. Then off to South Carolina and youall will get this article in a Southern accent. Let Bob King officially begin the article with the announcement of his engagement to Miss Dorothy L. Jones. Bob and his fiancee, a student at the University of Wisconsin, plan to be married in June. Mark Cloutier and Miss Joan Marie St. Onge announce their engagement. Mark is in his second year at the Med School while his future wife is studying to be an X-ray technician at Hitchcock. Preston Davis, who is in the University of Pennsylvania Law School, and Miss Margaret Whitenight have announced their engagement. In June. Herb Hanson and Miss Marjorie Pierson plan to be married. Herb has just completed Naval OCS at New-port and received his commission. Jim Mayer and Miss Carol Keating have announced their engagement. After learning more about Xavy ways at the University of Georgia, Jim has been'serving aboard the USS Kyne.
While the snows have continued in the States, Chick Igaya has been quietly burning up the slopes in Europe. In the World ski championships at Bad Gasten, Austria, he placed third. In order to do this he had to overcome wearing the wrong skis for one run and an aching wisdom tooth. Congratulations, Chick.
Brad Curtis and Miss Elizabeth J. Hobbs have announced their engagement. Ted Spetnagel, who is working with Continental Can Co., and Miss Emily E. Webber plan to be married in the early summer. Miss Marilyn Medl and Shelly Kjellenberg also plan to be married this summer. Shelly is pursuing law books at the University of Chicago.
Mike Tompkins and Miss Marianne Torrens were recently married. They will live on Oahu, Hawaii, where Mike is stationed in the Marines. Miss Terry A. Herter and Tom Patterson took the short walk together. They are now living in Chicago where Tom is studying for the ministry at the McCormick Theological Seminary. Miss Ruth Pasquinelli and Addie Bowman were married in Cali- fornia. Addie is in the Navy while his wife is a physical therapist in the cerebral palsy clinic of the Children's Hospital in Long-Beach.
Constantin Boden and Miss Constance Richardson were married in Cocoli, Canal Zone. After a wedding trip through Germany the couple will live in Bogota, Colombia. Charlie Sprott and Miss Carol A. Donovan were recently married. Bill Flood was the best man at the wedding and Charlie Sell-man was one of the ushers.
Bill Muldoon, now a happy Texan at the University of Texas, has enrolled in the graduate geology department and, after a full year's work and a great deal of summer work besides, plans to become Texas' foremost geologist.
This month's BMOC Award goes to the Sports Editor and the Assistant News Editor of the Gresham (Ore.) Outlook. That is the largest weekly in the state of Oregon and it offers "complete coverage of eastern Multnomah and northeastern Clackamas Counties." The editor and Miss Joan Baker, a senior at Lewis and Clark College, have also announced their plans of being married during August. The esteemed editor and resident of the Northwest is Dave Orr. Dave also supplied this news of that region of the country. The Dartmouth Club of Stanford consists of Monte Pascoe and Jay Greene who are in the Law School, Bob McCollom is in the school of geology, and Barry McCrae and Ron Chilcote are in the school of business administration. Gordie Evans is studying for his masters in Education at the U. of Oregon. However, he expects to be taken into Jhe Army shortly. Welcome to the herd, Gordie.
Last month this article mentioned the rules "rile ass Baby. They were that the title Class Baby" would be awarded to the first child born after graduation. The parents may have been married before or after graduation. Now there is a new title on the line. he title "Class Boy" goes to the first male child born to any member of the class married after graduation.
Secretary, Constitution Hill, Princeton, N.J.
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