^UMNI NEWS By MARY COOK ’29 -- Lavania and Julian Sipple stopped by for a visit with Father Cuthbert on October 8, as they were passing through the area. Julian is an attorney and judge in Savannah, and he and Lavania have two- children. ’35 -- Enjoyed the visit with Tim Kerns when he stopped by the Abbey the last of July. He has a car wash business in Augusta, Georgia, where he and his wife Emily live. They have four children and six grandchildren. ’40 -- Rita and Hobart Joost also visited with Father Cuthbert on October^ and 8. They live in Jacksonville, Florida. ’48 -- Enjoyed my conversation with Bill Howard, who was visiting in Charlotte. He is in the computer business in Apollo Beach, Florida, and told me that he attended the Abbey from prep school through junior college. ’58 - Luke Lenahan is teaching at Madison Central High School in Old Bridge, N. J. Jerry Drottar, his wife Mary Ann and three children, Gerald junior, seven teen, Teresa, fifteen, and Cathy, twelve, stopped by for a visit when they were here on vacation-the first time in eighteen years! Jerry is personnel manager of Ceilcote and they live in Avon Lake, Ohio. ’61 - We see Steve Hodullk occasionally since he has been transferred from Raleigh to Charlotte. Good to have you back in this area, Steve. ’63 ~ Johnny Wang is publisher of a very influential daily newspaper in Taipei, Taiwan. Sherry Myers visited the Abbey on September 14, as he was passing through enroute to some of his South Carolina sales territory. Sherry is sales representative for Royal Doulton china in Georgia and South Carolina and told us that he has been married for nine months now to a Georgia “peach”. ’64 - Congratulations to Janice and Dezmond Waters on the arrival of Martina Blythe on July 2. Dez has left his Latin position with the Duval County Board of Public Instruction, to accept a teaching position with Florida Junior College at Jacksonville, where he has been appointed professor of history at the north campus. Congratulations also to Ray Clonlnger, who was elected secretary and assistant treasurer of Crown Converting Co. of Lincolnton, N. C. ’65 - Vic Donatl is personnel director in the N. C Department of Corrections and he and Mary Beth ane their one child live in Raleigh. ’66 “ Congratulations to Alan Main, who has been promoted to Forecast Supervisor with Southern Bell and will be located in the headquarters building in Atlanta, where he and Joy will live. .’68 - Thanks for your “Happy Birthday” card, Luis Rodriguez, and congratulations on the birth of your second baby boy, Xavier, on June 11. Luis is a representative for Medallion Paint and Color Co. in Miami. Thanks for your note, Ed Antosek, telling me he has been accepted into the Naval Aerospace Medical Program and has been in Pensacola since August 29 as a student Flight Surgeon. Congratulations! ’69 - After leaving the Abbey, Douglas Buck spen. four years in the Navy, then entered the University of Tennessee and after graduation in August, 1974, began working for Stauffer Chemical Co. as assistant per sonnel manager. He is now the personnel manager of Stauffer’s organic plant in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee. Congratulations to the Phil Maisanos on the arrival of Phillip John (“PJ”) on May 8--their first child. Phil received the MBA in Finance in May 1976 from Iona College. ’70 - Frank Fltzmorrls and his wife Elaine visited the Abbey the middle of August, the first time since Frank’s graduation. He is beginning his fifth year of teaching seventh and eighth grades in Old Bridge, N. J., and they live in South Amboy. Frank Alloto is with WTLV in Jacksonville, Florida. ’71 “ It was good to see Dick Mamele when he stopped by the Abbey on October 7. He is a criminal -attorney in Sanford, Florida and had just won a case in which Frank Tassone (’70) was the prosecutor. ’71 - Brian Noone visited during registration and told us many students from New Jersey are planning to come for Homecoming. Brian teaches and coaches basketball at Homeland High School. ’73 - Had a nice chat with Carol Perry, who called from New Jersey to tell me that she and Stephen Lang got engaged on July 26 and are planning a March 26 wedding in Belmont Abbey Cathedral. Steve is in ternal auditor with Ingersol-Rand in Woodcliff Lake and Carol is with United Jersey Banks in Hackensack. Tom Harmon stopped by for a visit. He has been building homes in eastern North Carolina and left in September for a six weeks tour of Europe. Our deepest sympathy to Ethel and Corky Muller on the death of their infant daughter, Rebecca Michelle.^, ’74 - Virgil Steele stopped by when he was here in August. He is beginning his third year at Washington State University working on the Ph. D. in Nutrition. ’75 - Bruce Mllburn is in Hahneipan Medical School in Philadelphia. Danny Motuz is attending Medical School- at the University of Xochichalco in Cuernavaca, Mexico and also a language school to learn Spanish and is living with a Mexican family. His address is Sr. D. Motuz, c-o University of Xochichalco, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico, and would be glad to hear from any and all. ’76 - Aaron Perkins stopped by to tell us he has enrolled at North Carolina Central Law School in Durham. Good luck! It was great to see all the Abbey alumni and alumnae at Homecoming, and wish I could remember all the things they told me. Take a minute to jot it down and send to me, as all your classmates are interested in what you are now doing, too. During the past few years, Belmont Abbey has lost the addresses of many of its alumni. Wi)n’t you take a minute and look over the following list to see if you know where yodr fellow alumni are? Space is provided below to fill in any addresses you know. Name, Address. City .State. .Zip. Name Address _ City _State_ .Zip. Narne^ Address^ City_ .State. Zip, 1903 Edwards, Harry P. 1905 Gaddy, John F. 1909 Lockfaw, Daniel A. 1910 Bunn, Peter H. 1913 McCarthy, John F. 1914 Seay, John W., Jr. 1918 Powell, Enslow A. 1922 Sottile, Nicholas J. 1923 Leonard, W. 1924 Oliver, John Ryan 1926 Dos Reis, Rev. Arthur C. 1928 Dunn, Edward, E., Wittaker, Jack 1929 Cuicevich, Frank N., Whittaker, John K. 1931 McCanless, Robert L. 1932 Fitzgerald, John F. 1933 Blackwelder, James Atienza, Pedro, Falls, Kenneth; Tabet, William 1936 Aguero, Jose; Ballard, H.R.; Stant, F.T. 1937 Baldwin, Kenneth; Burgher, Francis X.; Davidson, Cmdr. Wm. A., Jr.; Edwards, James A. 1938 Adams, Robert; Fisher, Reuben H. 1939 Decastro, Jose F. 1940 Briggs, Col. Author F.; Wheeler, Earl B. 1941 Cunningham, Hoyt, Jr.; Smith, William M. 1942 Brown, Capt. Lawrence N.; Chuingas, Menelans, J.; Hancock, Martin L.; Johnson, J. Perry; Jones, Charles J.; Moore, Charles D.; Piro, Eulogio; Redding, Joseph S. 1943 Eppley, Jack H.; Rhyne, John A.; Samel, Harris M. 1944 Johann, Rev. Christopher, OSB; Muldoney, Damian, OSB; Shoemaker, Melvin 1945 Baecher, John J., Jr. 1946 Edge, Harold F.; George, Charles 1947 Birkner, Andrew M.; Dunn, Dennis C.; Gar diner, Robert C.; Hull, Robert H.; Privatte, Norman L.; Roberts, J.C., Jr.; Shelton, Spencer M., Jr.; Steele, Franklin A. 1948 Barnard, Ralph; Bryan, Cody; Clardy, Dalton, B.; Doll, Jose; Henebry, Hugh S.; Horton, L. Douglas, Capt.; Nantz, James W.; Neilson, Joseph; Patch, Cephas T.; Payne, David; Shaw, Joseph S., Jr.; Stowe, Don L.; Wethington, Charles W. 1949 Byerly, Andrew J.; Graham, John F.; Knightly, John R. 1950 Barnette, John G., Jr.; Farmer, Neal W. Garmon, William P. Jones, William R. Lominac, Ernest A.: Toole, James R. 1951 Noble, Charles; Purvis, Devant J.; Searle, George, Jr.; Stuart, David L. 1952 Lybrand, James E.; Martin, Pardoe M.; Stuart, George Edwin 1953 Baguer, Miguel; Barton, Edward L.; Kienast, Msgt. Charles F.; Quigley, Thomas A.; Shaw, Thomas L.; Vesprille, Thomas J. 1955 Bain, Luke N.; Cowan, Gaylord H.; Donahue, Matthew E.; Claude S., Jr. 1956 Connors, Jeremiah P. Robert H.; Gnann, Van C.; Loftin, Frank W., Ill; Rockett, Forrest E., Jr. 1957 Fagan, James Harris, Bertie Lampke, Edgar Scott, Kenneth (Cent. On P. 5) Hinson, Capt. Forbes,

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