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ALUMNI NEWS
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’66 - Rick Suehr is with Capital Associated Industries
in Raleigh, where he, Margaret and Faith live. He is
working on his Ph.D. at N. C. State.
’6^ - Congratulations to Winnie and Buddy Guin on
the arrival of Sarah Cherry on March 3. They have two
other children and Buddy teaches in Mt. Holly.
Congratulations to Jerome (John) Oetgen on the
publication of his autobiography of Boniface Wimmer,
the founder of the Benedictines in America, “An
American Abbot.” Jerome is presently completeing
his work for a Ph.D. at the University of Toronto. He
and his wife Jeannie live in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
’69 - A letter from Mrs. Ed Schiller (Adele Caulfield,
SHC) of 1623 Glenn Street B-10, Charlotte, 28205, brings
news of the Schiller family: “Ed Schiller and I have
just recently arrived back in Charlotte after a stay of
several months in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Ed was
sent there to open and begin a new laboratory for his
company. Photo Corporation of America. It is a great
success, so far, and we are both very excited about his
work. He will be going to Australia in the Fall to open
another lab there. He has also received a promotion
and is now the Manager of Product Quality for the lab
in Matthews, N. C. We are building a new home in Mint
Hill and are anxious about moving in the Fall.
‘‘Billy Schiller and his wife Lucy (formerly Lucy
Hughs of SHC) and daughter, Lucy, are living in a new
apartment: 11 Glenn Drive, Keasby, N. J., 08832.
Billy has been working his way through law school at
Seaton Hall University and is almost finished.
“Artie Schiller and his wife JoAnne and daughter,
Jenny, are living at: 1661 Burnside Avenue, Hager
stown, Md., 21740, and are anxiously expecting a new
baby any day now. Artie is still working for the Square
D Engineering firm, beginning his 4th year.
’69-George Engiert-and his wife Theresa (formerly
Theresa Godwin, SHC) are very happy at the moment
over the arrival of their new baby boy, Brian Vincent,
born July 2, 1976.” (They reside at 5817 Parakeet
Drive, Burke, Va. 22015.)
’70 - Joe Crowley is regional supervisor for Scottish
Inns of America and Host Management, Inc. He and
PGSgy (Walsh, SHC’70) and Sean, four and Joey, three,
live in Gastonia.
’72 - Congratulations to Jackie and Bob Gallagher on
the arrival of Kelly Cristine on January 31. Bob is legal
counsel for Good Will Publishers and they live in
Gastonia.
’73 - 1-Lt. Tom Price is in the Marine Corps stationed
at Camp Schwab, Okinawa. He is Executive Officer of
H & S Company and expects to return to the States in
December.
’74 - Harry Creemers has been named Director of
Communications for the Diocese of Charlotte and he
and Martha are now living in Gastonia. It’s good to
have you back, Harry. Jay Brlody is in graduate
school at Monmouth College in New Jersey working on
his Masters in Business Administration.
’74 - It was good to see Pau Zambito when he stopped
by the first of June. He received the MBA at Ap
palachian State University on May 16 and will be
working on his Ph.D. in hospital administration at the
University of Alabama. Congratulations to Paul and
Barbara on the arrival of Jennifer Leigh on May 21.
They will live in Birmingham for the next two years.
’75 - Congratulations and best wishes to Phil Baucom
and Geraldine Boulus, who were married in Belmont
Abbey Cathedrai by Father Donald on July 17.
’76 - Robin Roberts has been named Admissions
Counselor and Recruiter at Belmont Abbey College,
beginning in September. It’s good to have you here,
Robin.
The Abbey Chorus
Invites Singers
The Abbey Chorus,
made up of College
students and residents of
the Metropolitan area,
will resume rehearsals as
of August 30th, a Monday,
from 7:30 - 9:30 P.M. in
the Music Building which
is adjacent and to the left
of the Abbey Cathedral
entrance. The director,
Joseph Victor Laderoute,
Resident Oblate & Artistr
Teacher-in-r esidence,
invites anyone interested
in delving into good
choral literature to join
the chorus. Mr.
Laderoute can be
reached at 825-3711.
Leave your name and
number if he is
unavailable when you
call.
Mrs. McDonnell reads the inscription
on the gift tray she received Sunday from
the College.
Fr. Bradley toasts Miss Louradour.
The library was filled
with friends and well-
wishes for a lovely
reception honoring Miss
Alexandrine Louradour,
faculty secretary, and
Mrs. Julia McDonnell,
technical services
librarian, both of whom
retired August 1st. Both
looking their prettiest.
A Farewell Party
the two ladies greeted
more than one hundred
guests, and though they
both insisted they were
looking forward to rest
and recreation, the
sentiments of the crowd
were aptly expressed by
Father Bradley when he
said, “Each of us dies
just a little when we say
farewell. Miss
Louradour and Mrs.
McDonnell have together
given more than fifty
years in loyal service to
Belmont Abbey College
in countless and im
portant ways. We
pleased that we shall not
lose them entirely, for
occasionally they’ll be
here with us to help.”
Btimonf Abb«y Calhtdrai
Adminlatration Building
We invite you to collect these
HANDPAINTED
WATERCOLOR PRINTS of
BELMONT ABBEY
COLLEGE
Each a limited edition of
750 handpainted copies
Select a campus scene you remember
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In order to offer you a gift that is p>ersonal, is of lasting value and is, of
course, a bit nostalgic, we have commissioned a nationally renowned
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we have reproduced a limited edition of 750 hand-painted watercolor
prints, which we now make available to you — first come, first sensed —
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... in the quality tradition of Currier & Ives!
These reproductions are created through a process similar to that used by
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Artist Allan Gray
was commissioned to do this
I distinctive series of our cam-
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^ talent as a watercolorist. He
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lery in Boston, the Ram-
borger Prize at the Pennsyl
vania Acaderny of Fine Arts,
The Hunter Gallery in San Francisco and
many others.
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