April, 1980

Dear Cousins,

Happy anniversary! One hundred years ago our ancestorscrossed the Atlantic Ocean from Ireland to America. By 1980the clan has grown to roughly 800 members (at last count)spread across the United States and beyond. A reunion willbe held in Conception, Missouri, the weekend of June 27-29, 1980,to celebrate a century in America and a book about the familyis being published.

By its nature the book will deal with the history of thefamily. We thought this youth directory would highlight theyounger generation and in the process allow everyone to get ahead start on meeting each other before the reunion in June.Everyone in the family born between 1949 and 1961 was asked towrite something about himself/herself and send a photo. Thesearrived in January-March and you have the results before youall 120 plus of them. Inevitably someone was overlooked inour mailing, but rest assured we did our best.

Thank you's are in order for those who helped this projectbecome a reality. First and foremost, thanks to the manydonors for defraying the printing and postage costs. Next,thanks to Jeannine Power for editing, typing and helping withlayout and format, to Susan Tobin for her help in editing theresponses, to Julie Holek and Donn Murphy for designing thecover, and to the Tobin-Cummins Homecoming Committee for theirsuggestions and encouragement. Finally, thanks to all thosewho responded. Without their cooperation this project wouldnot have been possible.

We hope you enjoy reading about the family. Seeyou in June in person.

Sincerely,

Terrence M. Tobin

ALLEN, Jeanne & Mark 4

BACA, Douglas R. 21BARTRAM, Cecelia Ann 22BARTRAM, Mark E. 20BARTRAM, Marlene 20BERGIN, Bob & Gail 28BERGIN, Mary L. 19BERRY, Alan D. 12BERRY, Paul A. 5BLATTER, Kenneth 3BLATTER, Tammy 3BOYUM, Pat & Kelley 8BUHLER, Brian T. 15BUHLER, Joan E. 24BUHLER, Paul J, 15

CARRUTH, Rob & Judy 17CHUMLEY, Deborah &Danny 16CUMMINS, Byron & Georgia 9CUMMINS, Carolyn C. 5CUMMINS, Debby 3CUMMINS, Ed & Pat 11CUMMINS, Gary 27

DeBAUN, Diane & Bill 27DeHERRERA, Donna & R.J. 11DOLPH, Debbie 24DOLPH, Ronnie 24

FISHER, Anita 5FISHER, Kathleen 26

GERMAN, Marjorie A. 6GERMAN, Nancy 9GERMAN, William 6GRAHAM, .Carolyn 18GRAHAM, Sharon 18

HANSON, Kyle & Joan 15HOLEK, .Ju l.Le & Bill 10

JACKSON, Patricia (P.J.) 2JAEGER, Cindy 25JAEGER, Michael 20JAEGER, Tim & Mona 3JAEGER, Thomas J·. 23JAQUAY, Elaine & David 14, 29

LeVOIR, Kenneth & Elaine 1LeVOIR, Mike 13LeVQIR, William J. 14LEWIS, Rita & Dan 15

MADDEN, Mary Lou 2McCANN, Michael 28MOYER, James & Linda 21MOYER, Jean l.3MOYER.,Jo Ann 13MOYER, Larry 1

NOLAN, Dick & Karen 18NOLAN, John 19NOTES, Jana & Ron 10

ODOM, David L. 2

PIERSTORFF, Mary & Larry 16PURCELL, David K. 25PURCELL, Jacquelyn M. 13PURCELL, Phillip 14PURCELL, Stephanie 9

REESE, Terry & Joseph 21RENSHAW, Janet 27RONEY, Gary V. 26RONEY, Patrick M. 16

SAWYER, Terrence V. 1SCHWARZ, Patricia & Robert 19SKORE, Kathleen Roney 20

TOBIN, Ann Marie 6TOBIN, Benjamin F. 6TOBIN, Beverly 2TOBIN, Cadonna 7TOBIN, Christine 12TOBIN, Christopher 7TOBIN, Dan & Teri 25TOBIN, James P. 29TOBIN, Jan 12TOBIN, J. Mark 25TOBIN, Joyce Ellen 16TOBIN, Kevin J. 23TOBIN, Kieran & Chipper 7TOBIN, Leesa 19TOBIN, Marcia S. 8TOBIN, Marli 12TOBIN, Paul 18TOBIN, Richard & Diane 5TOBIN, Stephen P. 22TOBIN, Susan F. 24TOBIN, Terrence M. 18TOBIN, Terry & Eileen 17TOBIN, Thomas M. 1

URIBE, Phyllis & Dan 27

VANN, Allen & Susan 4VILLIERS-FISHER, Frances 28

WILES, Douglas W. 26WILES, Jennifer D. 22WILES, Richard & Lynnette 22WILSON, Linda & James 26WOLF, Janet 23WOLF, Mary Ellen 23WOLF, Thomas & Harriet 13

INDEX

1.TERRENCE V. SAWYER, 30, of Madison, WI.,received a B.A. in philosophy in 1971 anda J.D. in 1977 from the U. of Wisconsin;member of state bar associations of Wisconsinand Washington; has worked as a legalservices attorney in Yakima, WA., currently avolunteer with the Wisconsin Environmental Decade;enjoys sailing, bicycling, and microlightflying machines.

LAWRENCE JOSEPH "Larry" MOYER, 24, ofManhattan, KS., graduated from St. Joseph HSin Shawnee, KS., where he competed in the stategolf competition; has worked as a greenskeeperthrough high school and for Ford Motor Co.,in Lenexa, KS. for 4! years; currently afreshman at Kansas State U. in Manhattan;hobbies include golf, sky diving, frisbee, anddarts.

KENNETH C. LeVOIR, 30, of Crystal, MN.,received a B.S. in soil science in 1976 from theU. of Minnesota (St. Paul) and is three quartersof the way toward an M.S. in Agriculture at theU. of Minn.; has been assistant superinten-dent of a golf course grounds crew and aNavy coppsman (medic); presently a soilscientist with the Minnesota PollutionControl Agency -- involved in all aspects ofland application of municipal and industrialwastewater and sludges; enjoys camping, canoeing,fishing, hunting, photogrpahy, and collectingbeer steins (and consuming the product).

ELAINE D. LeVOIR, 31, of Crystal, MN., graduatedfrom high school in Montgomery, MN., in 1966and received a B.A. in math from the Collegeof St. Catherine in 1970; has worked as acomputer programmer for Cargill, Inc., inMinneapolis and as an accounts receivablebookkeeper for Merry X-Ray Chemical Co., inSan Diego; currently lead programmer (technicaldesign of cor.oputersystems) for Cargill, Inc.in Minneapolis; enjoys golf, bowling, reading,and sewing.

THOMAS M. TOBIN, 22, of Santa Clara, CA.,graduated from Shawnee Mission West HS inOverland Park, KS., in 1975 and received a B.S.in electrical engineering from StanfordUniversity in 1979; worked at Stanford'sHigh Energy Physics Labs part-time for 2~ yearsto help pay for school; worked on electronicdesign for Superconducting Linear AcceleratorCenter; presently a research and developmentengineer in new product development forHewlett-Packard Co. of Santa Clara; enjoyscross country skiing, backpacking, and outdoorsports; was engaged last Dec. to Dana Josephfrom Overland Park, KS., they plan a June 21stwedding.

2.

PATRICIA JO "PJ" TOBIN JACKSON, 28, ofKansas City, MO., graduated from BishopWard HS and completed Nursing Assistant Programat the Area Vocational Technical School inKC., MO.; has been an accounting clerk forAT&T and a nurse's assistant at ResearchHospital; currently a mother, householdexecutive, and student at Longview CommunityCollege in KC, MO.; interests includearchitecture, interior design, camping, boat­ing, traveling, and amateur photography.

MARY LOU MADDEN, 21, of Seattle, WA.,graduated from Blanchet HS in Seattle in 1976;will graduate from Washington State U. atPullman in June with a B.A. in business(accounting option) and a minor in Spanish;has worked as librarian, receptionist, fileclerk, tutor, food serve, waitress, and mostrecently has been active in the Departmentof Residence Living as a resident advisorand programming advisor (for three residencehalls); hopes to find a job in corporateaccounting in the Seattle area; enjoysmacrame, embroidery, cake decorating, sewing,and racquetball; Mary Lou and her finance,David Odom, plan a June 21st wedding.

DAVID L. ODOM, 23, of Seattle, WA., receiveda B.A. in business accounting (accountingoption) from Washington State U. in Pullmanin 1979; was a resident assistant and programadvisor for the Dept. of Residence Living whilein college; active in many campus organiza­tions and on President ts Honor Ro~l; currentlyworking for the Seattle C.P.A. firm of Frol andPeasley; enjoys music, songwriting, skiing,church groups, golf, and meeting people.

BEVERLY E. TOBIN, 25, of Bonner Springs, KS.,graduated from Wyandotte HS in Kansas City andthen spent three years in the Navy in Pensacola,FL., as a yeoman (secretary) to flight trainingofficers keeping records of flight time, gradesand other records; left the Navy in 1975 andbegan working on General Motors assembly line in1976; now attending Electronics ComputerProgramming Inst. in Kansas City, MO. , dur i ng «

the day and working nights at G.M.; enjoysplants, bowling, softball, volleyball, chess,card, and backgammon.

3.

DEBBY CUMMINS, 21, of Laramie, WY., graduatedfrom Laramie HS in 1976; has worked as a waitress,and in a cabinet shop and men's clothing store;graduated from beauty school in June 1979, andis currently working at "What a Cut and Curl"in Laramie; loves the outdoors and downhillskiing; interested in people and life ingeneral; hopes to see the world someday.

TAMMY R. BLATTER, 20, of Lakewood, CO.,graduated from Arvada West HS in 1977 and iscurrently a junior attending Metropolitan StateCollege at night for a degree in purchasing;has worked as a maid, cook, dishwasher,electrical draftswoman, and clerk typist;presently an assistant buyer with an electroni­cal distributing firm called Acacia Sales(distribute electrical capacitors, resistors,etc. to IBM, Martin Marietta, etc.); loves toski, be in the mountains, read, and docalligraphy.

KENNETH BLATTER, 23, of Edgewater, CO.,graduated from Arvada West HS in 1975 andcompleted one year at the U. of Colorado; hasworked as a telephone installer and smallengine mechanic; currently a meter readerfor Public Service; enjoys water and snowskiing, hiking, rock climbing, racquetball,and tennis.

TIMOTHY P. JAEGER, 22, of Salem, OR., receiveda B.A. in Humane Studies with emphasesin philosophy, history and English from St.Martin's College; has served as President ofthe Associated Students of St. Martin's College,Inc., and has worked in a bank part-time;presently a real estate appraiser doing feework for lenders, builders, relocation companies,attorneys, etc., enjoys travel, tennis,cultural events, food, teaching, wealth,politics, and bicycling.

MONA JAEGER, 22, of Salem, OR., graduatedfrom McNary HS in 1976; has worked as aclerical assistant for the State Dept. of MotorVehicles and as secretary for the Oregon StateBoard of Parole; currently a homemaker withTim and Mona's six month old daughter, Emilia;enjoys travel, tennis cultural events, food,teaching, wealth, politics, and bicycling.

4.

SUSAN M. VANN, 24, of Deer River, MN.,graduated from HS in Grand Rapids, MN., in1973 and received a B.A. as a veterinary labtechnician from U. of Minnesota (Duluth andWaseca) in 1976; has worked for veterinarianin Grand Rap~ds and Blandin Paper Co. in thequality control labs; currently working part­time at Blandin and raising a six month oldgirl, Alisa Rae; raises a few animals forbasic needs - meat, milk and eggs - on 30acres; hobbies include raising homesteadlivestock, gardening, sewing, raising andtraining horses, and skiing.

ALLEN C. VANN, 27, of Deer River, MN., graduatedfrom Grand Rapids, MN. HS in 1970; currentlya journeyman carpenter after serving a fiveyear apprentice~hip; now working for asmall contractor remodeling homes and is inthe process of building a log home 17 mileswest of Grand Rapids; interests are wood­working of all kinds, motorcycles, and skiing.

JEANNE MARIE (TOBIN) ALLEN, 27, of Maryville,MO., graduated from Mt. Alverno Academy inMaryville in 1971; has worked for GrowneyCummins, C.P.A., as a jr. accountant forsix years and as a secretary at the NW MO.Area Voe-Tech School for one year; presentlya secretary in industrial engineering atUnion Carbide in Maryville; active in BetaSigma Phi Sorority, Elks, Jaycettes, andSt, Gregory~s Catholic Church; interestsinclude arts and crafts, volleyball, swimming,music, and dancing.

MARK DOUGLAS ALLEN, 26, of Maryville, MO.,graduated from Maryville HS in 1971; has workedin the family business - Clinton L, AllenMonuments - and is now associated with hisfather in the business; fourth generationto carry on the family business; interestsare coin collecting, pool, volleyball, andsoftball; active in Jaycees and Elks.

5.

RICHARD LEO TOBIN, 25, of Maryville, MO.,graduated from Maryville HS in 1972; has workedon a farm raising corn, milo, soybeans, wheat,and hbgs and for Woodruff Builders; currentlyfarming, enjoys fast cars and four-wheel-drivepickups, motorcycling, snowmobiling, andhunting.

DIANERUTH KNAPP TOBIN, 25, of Maryville, MO.,graduated from Maryville HS in 1972; hasworked at Duqe Ranch Drive-In, Sherman'sLightning Rod, and Ben Franklin's;currently in production at Union Carbide;interests are crocheting, sewing, crafts,and ceramics.

PAUL A, BF.RRY,19, graduated from FairviewHS, 1979; currentiy in the U,S, Marinesinvolved with the r.O.W, Missile (anti-tank, long range missile); other workexpe~iences include theatre doorman, janitor.dishwasher, and swimming instructor; enjoyscandle-making and outdoor activities suchas backpacking1 camping, hiking. swimming1

snorkling and skiing; hopes to enter Color~doState U. in Veternarian Medicine after theMarines; will be overseas during the reunionso unfortunately won't be able to attend.

CAROLYN CHRISTINE CUMMINS, 19, graduatedfrom Goodrich High School, Fond du Lac,WI,i currently a sophomore at the Univ~rsityof Wisconsin-Madison and plans to enterthe Business SchooI and possibly major inaccountin~ or finance;during high schooland summers has wor-kedas waitress1 flowerdeliverer, optometic assistant, cashier;interests include photography1 billards,backgammon, card gam.esand outdoor activiU.es,

ANITA FISHER, 24, 6,S, from Eastern MichiganUniversity, 1978 majoring in Art Historyand Art, minoring in Earth Science~ hasworked ~s a free lance Cartographe~ (map maker)and was a member of the Eastern MichiganUniv. ground crew; presently working as ateller at Great Lakes rederal Savings andLoan; interests include painting, drawing,sewing, knitting, embroidery, lear,ningaboutEarly American Art Historyi and enjoys summeroutdoors on the lake.

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MARJORIE A. GERMAN, 20, of Grand Rapids,MN., graduated from Grand Rapids HS in 1978and attended Itasca Community College ingeneral education for one year; has worked atKentucky Fried Chicken; now working at theHoliday Inn in Grand Rapids; plans to attendStaples Vocational Institute for photo­graphic technician/photo offsetting be­ginning in the fall of 1980; enjoysphotography, camping, hunting, tennis,skiing, swimming, and drawing.

WILLIAM E. GERMAN, 23, of Jef;frey City, WY.graduated from Grand Rapids HS in 1975;graduated from Staples VocationalInstitute as a machinist; worked summersand a year after vocational school atRay's Sport and Cycle as a machinist andmechanic; moved to Jeffrey City, WY., in1979 and is now working as a dieselmechanic and troubleshooter for WesternNuclear Uranium Mines; hobbies are motor­cycle racing, flying airplanes, hunting,fishing, skiing, camping, and traveling.

ANN MARIE TOBIN, 20, of Maryville, MO.graduated from Maryville R-II HS in 1978;has worked at the swimming pool, night managerat Taco John's, secretary for CommunityServices, secretary for Regional Council ofGovernments, secretary for Denton McGinnisReal Estate Agency, and in production forArthur Electronics Co. in Arizona; currentlya freshman at Northwest Mo. State U,majoring in business and secretarialcourses and a machine operator at UnionCarbide Corporation in Maryville; enjoysmotorcycling, riding, swimming, camping,traveling, miniature golf, bowling, discoand square dancing, softball, fishing,cooking and loves cats.

BENJAMIN FRANCIS TOBIN, 26, of Maryville,MO. graduated from Maryville RPI! HS in1973; joined the Air Force in 1975 as a lifesupport specialist and spent one year inMiami, Florida; serves in the Air NationalGuard; currently a sophomore at Northwest MO.State U. Afajoring in agronomy and works asa production operator at Union CarbideCorporation; also farms with cousins, Dickand Dan Tobin; hobbies are motorcycleriding, sno~ skiing, snowmobiling,traveling, hunting, fishing, and partying.

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KIERAN P. TOBIN, 26, of Kingsville, TX.,graduated from West Nodaway R-I HS inBurl ington Jct. , MO. , in 1972; workedon family farm and served four yearsin the U.S. Navy at NAS Kingsville wherehe met his wife, Delora (Chipper);married in 1975; currently employedby Celanese Chemical Company as aninstrument technician in the analyzerdepartment, has completed course workin industrial instrumentation at Del MarCollege; serves as the coach for a 4-Hshooting sports team and is an officerin the Chemcel Rifle Club; enjoys hunting,camping, playing baseball, target shooting,and bass fishing.

DELORA (CHIPPER) TOBIN, 27, of Kingsville,TX., graduated from Agua Dulce (TX.)HS in 1970 and received a B.S. in homeeconomics from Texas A&I University inKingsville in 1974; taught junior highEnglish and reading for one year; currentlyemployed by the Texas AgriculturalExtension Service as county extensionagent - home economics for Kleberg-Kenedy Counties and serves as 4-H programcoordinator for the two counties; currentlyworking on Master of Education degree inadult education at Texas A&I U.; enjoyssewing, cooking, textile printing, andbass fishing with husband, Kieran.

CADONNA TOBIN, 25, of Plattsmouth. Nebraskagraduated from Plattsmouth HS; currentlyemployed part-time at·Northwestern Schoolof Taxidermy in Omaha and cares for fatherwho is ill; enjoys dancing, photography,playing tennis, writing, poetry, andgrooming her French poodle, Michelle.

CEF ISTOPH~S 1 • TOBIN. 22, of St. Jos€lph1MO., graduated from Northwest Mo. StateU. in December, 1979, with degrees inbusiness management and marketing; currentlyworking at J.C. Penney Co. in St. Josephas a management trainee; interests includesoftball, football, water skiing, and snowskiing.

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MARCIA SUE TOBIN, 18, of Maryville,MO., will graduate from Maryville R-IIHS in May, 1980; currently working atSirloin Stockade Restaurant; enjoys dancing,horseback riding, sewing, baseball, watchingtelevision, and cooking.

KELLEY P. BOYUM, 32, of Carrington, ND.,graduated from Carrington HS in 1966and from U. of North Dakota in 1970 witha B.S. in political science; served in theAdjutant General Corps of the U.S. Armyfrom 1970-72; received a master's degreefrom UND in 1973 in economics andpolitical science and a J,D. from the U. ofNorth Dakota School of Law in 1976; hasworked as a YMCA counselor, a legislativeintern for U.S. Congressman Mark Andrews,and as a graduate assistant ~t the U.of North Dakota; presently employed astrust officer for the Foster County Bankand Trust Company and has served as StateRepresentative from District 14since 1979; also a licensed real estatesalesman and member of the North DakotaBar Association and Phi Delta Theta alumclub; interests include community theatre,basketball, and tennis.

PATRICIA (Pat) K. RONEY BOYUM, 30,of Carrington, ND., graduated fromCarrington HS in 1967 and the U. of NorthDakota in 1970 with a B.S. in education;has worked as a legal secretary in Columbus,Georgia and as secretary to the VicePresident for Finance at the U. of NorthDakota in Grand Forks; currentlyworks as a housewife, the copy editor ofthe Foster County Independent, andas a substitute teacher; member of P.E,0.and Pi Beta Phi alum club; Pat and Kelleyare the founders and chairmen of thelocal community theatre group and areactive in the Republican Party; they havetwo daughters, Rachel Elizabeth, 8, inthe second g:rade, and Amanda Patrice,6, in kindergarten,

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BYRON CUMMINS, 30, of N. Fond Du Lac, WI.,attended Wisconsin State U-Oshkosh for oneyear and worked for 1! years in construction;has spent the last 11 years as a qualitycontrol inspector at a company that makesautomotive ignitions; enjoys expanding analready substantial stamp collection,snowmobiling, and camping with the family;past treasurer and presently president ofa local snowmobile club.

GEORGIA CUMMINS, of N. Fond Du Lac, WI.,graduated from HS and worked at sameplace as Byron for seven years; Georgia andByron have been married for ten years andhave three children, Anthony, 7, Tina, 3!,Paul, 3 months; Georgia is now a full-timehomemaker.

NANCY C. GERMAN, 21, of Grand Rapids, MN.,will graduate in June, 1980, from St.Luke's School of Nursing in Duluth, MN.,as a registered nurse; will continue schoolingat College of St. Scholastica in Duluthfor a B.S. in nursing and public health;plans to work in Grand Rapids for the nextfew years; soon to be Mrs. (Randy)Nancy Zupan; enjoys cross-country anddownhill skiing, horses - care, training,and riding, canoeing, camping and craftssuch as macrame; has a purple belt inTae Kwon Do-Karate.

STEPHANIE PURCELL, 23, of Albertson, NY.graduated from Maria Regina HS in 1975;received an R.N. and B.S.N. from State U.of New York at Binghamton in 1979; haswork experiences as an assistant attendanton a student ambulance squad and as anurse's aide in both a hospital and anursing home; currently working at Yale­New Haven Hospital in New Haven, Conn.,as a staff nurse on a medical floor; collegeactivities included varsity cheerleader,choreographer for dorm plays and refereeand participant in intramural and co-edsports; hobbies are reading, cooking, andsewing.

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JANA (TOBIN) NOTES, 27, of Olathe, KS.,graduated from St. Joseph's Institute forDeaf in 1967 and West Nodaway R-I inBurlington Jct., MO., in 1971; attendedNW MO. State U. for one year (majoringin business) and Johnson County CommunityCollege in Overland Park, KS., for onesemester; has worked at the Jr. NationalAssociation of Deaf Camp in Minnesota;currently a keypunch operator at BlueCross/Blue Shield in K.C., MO.; interestsinclude bowling, needlecrafts, and outdoorsports.

RONALD NOTES, 35, of Olathe, KS., graduatedfrom Kansas School for Deaf in 1966; livedin Alabama for nine years before moving toKS last June with his son, Kevin; Kevin isin fourth grade at the Kansas School forDeaf; Ron is currently a press printer atKing Radio Co. in Olathe; hobbies includebowling, woodcarving, and outdoor sports.

JULIE (TOBIN) ROLEK, 30, of Tonganoxie, KS.,graduated from Ward HS in Kansas City,KS.; worked at Midland-Wright Electronicsin Fairfax for two years and at CommerceBank in Kansas City, MO.; married Billand quit work in '70 when Jeff was born;Becky was born two years later; currentlyraising them and keeping house; interestsinclude skiing and sewing.

BILL ROLEK, 30, of Tonganoxie, KS., graduatedfrom Washington HS in Kansas City, KS.,in 1967; received a degree in mechanicalengineering in '72 from the General MotorsInstitute in Flint, Michigan; has workedat GM in Fairfax since '67 and iscurrently a general foreman in thebody shop there; interests include allsports especially basketball, men'ssoftball, and Colorado skiing.

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ED CUMMINS, 28, of Los Alamos, NM, graduatedfrom University HS in Laramie, WY., ini970 where he was in wrestling, band,HiY, and track; served in the U.S. Armyfor 1! years with a security divisionin Germany; spent three years in on thejob training at Gambles in Laramie;managed a Montgomery Ward's Store in Ft.Morgan for three years; currently an autoservice manager for Ward's in Los Alamos,NM; enjoys fishing, hunting, snow and waterskiing, camping, and their daughter.

PAT CUMMINS, 26, of Los Alamos, NM,graduated from Laramie HS in 1972 whereshe was a reporter on the school news­µi..per,co-editor of the annual, nurse'saide trainee, and a biology assistant; hasworked in a dept. store and aabinetcompany in Laramie, at a men's clothingstore in Ft. Morgan, and at a jewelrystore in Los Alamos for 1! years beforetheir daughter was born in April, 1979;enjoys snow skiing, camping, fishing, reading,knitting, sewing, needlecraft, and theirdaughter.

DONNA DeHERHERA, 24, of Denver, CO. ,graduated from Lincoln HS in Denver in 1973finishing in the top 100 of the class;has worked for eight years at the localMontgomery Ward's Mail Order House;currently spending lots of time with sevenmonth old daughter, Kris Ann, and workingpart-time as an order filler at Ward's;likes to collect things that have anythingto do with the characters Raggedy Ann andAndy; also likes to write poetry.

ROLAND JAMES (R.J.) DeHERRERA, 25,graduated from Ranum HS in Denver in 1973;has made beef sausage for Fisher Productsfor six years; loves all sports especiallygolf and racquetball; would like to getinto little league coaching.

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JAN TOBIN, 18, of West Des Moines, IA.,is a freshman at U. of Northern Iowaplanning to possibly major in specialeducation or elementary educationteaching; has worked for her father andat Bottomhalf Clothes Store; currently astudent and working part-time at Maurice'sClothes Store; enjoys swimming and dancing;worked with mentally retarded adultswhile in H.S.

ALAND. BERRY, 21, of Boulder, CO.,graduated from Fairview HS in Boulder andU.S. Army Military Police School at Ft.McClellan, Alabama; has 1000 hours of automech. training at Boulder Valley VocationalTechnical School; has been securityguard/M.P., prosecutionist, and assistantmanager for military theatre while in U.S.Army in Kattenbach, West Germany, wherehe has been stationed since 1977; currentlya specialist 4 (SP4) in U.S. Army; interestsinclude auto repair, horseback riding andall aspects of law enforcement.

CHRISTINE TOBIN, 20, of Kansas City, KS.,graduated from Wyandotte HS in 1977 aftertaking mainly secretarial classes; hasworked at a Dairy Queen from 1974 to1977 and as a full time secretary atSecurity National Bank form 1977 to 1979;currently a typist at Boilermakers NationalFunds; enjoys bowling, volleyball, skating,and traveling.

MARLI TOBIN, 25, of Omaha, Nebr., graduatedfrom West Nodaway R-I HS in Burlington Jct.,MO., and received a two year secretarialcertificate from Northwest MO. State U.at Maryville; has worked as a supervisorof the abstract dept. for both FidelityNational Title Insurance Co. and ChicagoTitle Insurance Co.; currently manager atRecord Data of Nebraska, Inc.; interestsinclude going to abstract conventions,softball, volleyball, bowling, decoratingher apartment, and watching movies.

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JO ANN MOYER, 19, of Olathe, KS., graduatedin 1978 from St. Joseph H.S. and is now asophomore at Johnson County Community Collegemajoring in computer science; has worked atMacy's, Happy Joe's Pizza and Ice CreamParlor, Electro Dynamics, So-Fro Fabrics andis now working at Taco Via; loves horses andcats

JEAN MOYER, 20, of Olathe, KS., graduated in1977 from St. Joseph H.S. as salutatorian,earned an associate of the arts degree fromJohnson County Community College, and is nowa junior majoring in computer science at theU. of Kansas; has worked at Happy Joe's,Ranch Inn, and Electro-Dynamics, enjoyshorseback riding, reading, and cats.

JACQUELYN M. PURCELL, 19, of Albertson,New York, attends college in Long Island whileworking part-time selling office supplies andvolunteering weekly as teacher for handicappedchildren in kindergarten; hopes to have acareer in either social work or business;interests include sports, photography, cookingand traveling.

HARRIET (Hattie) A. WOLF, 28, of Spokane, Wash,graduated from West Fargo H.S. in North Dakotain 1969 and attended the U. of North Dakotafor three years majoring in elementary education;has worked as a repair clerk and frameinstaller for N.W. Bell Telephone, bank clerkfor Ranier National Bank of Seattle, andsecretary for Ranier National Bank of Spokane;currently a homemaker and mother of Ursula -age 1; enjoys backpacking and racquetball.

THOMAS A. WOLF, 30, of Spokane, Wash., graduatedfrom Shanely H.S. of Fargo, N.D., in 1967,earned an A.B. in social relations (psychology)in 1971 from Harvard College, and a J.D. in1977 from U. of Washington; currently alitigation attorney for the firm of Reed,Otterstrom, and Giesa, P.S., of Spokanein the areas of general commercial, tradeand family law; enjoys backpacking, climbing,bird and waterfowl hunting, and fishing.

MIKE LeVOIR, 20, of Edina, MN., graduated fromBenilde H.S. in 1977 and is in his third yearat the U. of Minnesota, School of Business,majoring in accounting; has worked at the EdinaCountry Club and LUnds, Inc. and is presentlya claims processor at Bankers Life Co.; enjoyshiking, fishing, running, reading and listeningto good stereo sound; breeds fish and keepsmany plants.

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PHILLIP PURCELL, 25, of Albertson, NY, graduatedfrom the U. of Old Westbury in 1977 with a B.S.in business and management; has worked as amaintenance employee for the Shelter Rock PublicLibrary and as assistant dairy dept. manager atWaldbaum's Supermarket; currently Nassau CountyRecreation and Parks Athletic Director; hascoached basketball and umpired baseball in youthleagues; active in Albertson Fire Co. serving ascorresponding secretary, co-captain of thedrill team and chairman of the :insurancecommittee; interests include ice skating, boating,water skiing, softball, and snow skiing.

ELAINE ANN (Tobin) JAQUAY, 28, of Oskaloosa, IA,graduated from Mt. Alverno Academy H.S. inMaryville, MO., in 1970; has worked at theMaryville Daily Forum Newspaper in classified andbookkeeping, at a German yarn factory in Amberg,on assembly line sewing, and currently is asecretary at G.L. Industries, Inc. of Oskaloosa(manufacturer of precision hand tools); enjoysreading, shopping/spending money, sun bathingand taking care of David and Elaine's new baby,Chad.

DAVID NORRIS JAQUAY, 27, of Oskaloosa, IA,graduated from Maryville, MO. H.S. in 1970 andNorthwest Missouri State U. in 1977 with a B.S.in business and broadcasting; spent two yearsin the U.S. Army as a troop clerk in Amberg,Germany; has worked in the circulation dept. ofthe Maryville Daily Forum and in radio adver­tising for KPLL Radio Station of Pella, IA.;currently a salesman for Kingma Motors(Chrysler,Plymouth, Dodge) of Pella; enjoysgolf, photography, and being an armchairquarterback.

WILLIAM J. LeVOIR, 22, of Edina, MN., graduatedfrom Benilde H.S. in 1976 and will graduatein 1980 from U. of Minnesota (Twin Cities)with a B.A. in French and a B.A. in politicalscience with a minor in business; has worked atgolf courses including the U.S. Open at theHazeltine Country Club in 1970, for the City ofEdina during the Bicentennial Celebration,as summer camp counselor for the CatholicOrder of Foresters, and at restaurants during theschool year; currently a claims processor forthe Bankers Life Insurance Co.; interested inFrench culture and literature and poetry (alllanguages); intends to spend six months to ayear studying and traveling in France andEurope (probably beginning in 1981); enjoysoutdoors, mountain climbing, backpacking, andall sports; has a brown belt in Karate.

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BRIANT. BUHLER, 20, Topeka, KS., graduatedfrom Hayden High School in 1977 and attendedKansas State U. for 2! in Fisheries and Wild­life Biology; member of Tau Kappa Epsilon;has worked three years in a convalescent homeand one summer at the Kansas Department ofHealth and Environment -- Water QualityManagement Section; currently an environmentaltechnician at KDHE; interested in local andtropical fish and all sports especiallyslowpitch softball.

PAUL J. BUHLER, 22, of Topeka, KS., willgraduate from Benedictine College in May'80 with a degree in mathematics (minor:computer science); also attends classes atWashburn U. in Topeka where he tutors mathand computer students; has worked for 3! yearsin building and plant maintenance at MartinTractor Co. of Topeka; interests includecomputers especially electronic games; hobbiesare reading, golf, cards, people and youthinvolvement; served three years on Board ofDirectors for Search Program of the Archdioceseof Kansas City, KS.

JOAN HANSON, 22, of Grand Forks, N.D., receivedan associate degree in fashion and fabricfrom the U. of N.D.; has had work experiencein retail merchandising and is currentlyassistant manager of Seifert's Women's ClothingStore; enjoys sewing, macrame, crafts, hikingand travel; married in 1977 to Kyle Hanson.

KYLE HANSON, 24, of Grand Forks, N.D., is astudent at U. of N.D. majoring in marketing,public relations, and advertising; has a realestate license and has work experience in carsales, retail, men's clothing and construction.

RITA ANN VAN GUNDY LEWIS, 22, of Maryville,MO., graduated from Maryville H.S. in 1975and attended Northwest Missouri State U.,currently a homemaker and mother workingpart-time at Van Gundy Insurance Agency;enjoys swimming.

DAN LEWIS, 24, Maryville, MO., graduatedfrom Maryville H.S. and attended NWMSU;currently the inventory control managerat Riegel Textile Corporation; likes bowlingand softball.

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PATRICK M. RONEY, 27, of Anacortes, Wash.,graduated from White River H.S. of Buckley,Wash., and attended Western Wash. StateCollege for one year; currently a carpenterwith his own framing business; interests includehiking, camping, and softball.

JOYCE ELLEN TOBIN, 20, of Maryville, MO.,graduated from Maryville H.S. in 1978; hasdetasseled corn and worked at swimmingpool, Sonic Drive-In, Taco John's and UnionCarbide; currently an operator at UnitedTelephone Co. in Maryville; enjoys swimming,camping, boating, partying, dancing, travelingand guys(!)

DEBORAH E. (Tobin) CHUMLEY, 29, of KansasCity, KS., graduated from Bishop Ward H.S. in1968 and worked as a senior stenographer atAT&T until 1971; after six years on maternityleave she is back at AT&T in the Placement Bureauas a Personnel Reports Clerk; enjoys skiing,reading, ceramics, sewing, photography andco-ed volleyball and bowling with husband Dan.

DANNY LEE CHUMLEY, 31, of Kansas City, KS,graduated from Washington H.S. in 1966;graduated from Kansas City, Kansas JuniorCollege in 1968 and attended Draughon'sCollege of Commerce for two years; worked atAT&T as a draftsman in the Graphics Dept.,currently a Graphics Specialist in the GraphicsDepartment working on Waveguide Drawings for theWaveguide Engineers; interested in allsports.

MARY PIERSTORFF, 27, of Hernando, MS., graduatedfrom Goodrich H.S. in 1970 and took one semesterof interior design at Kenosha Technical Institute;married in 1971, Mary and Larry now have threechildren; she supplies craft shops in Ohio,Illinois, and Wisconsin with crochet and macrameitems to sell on con-signment and also sewsfor extra income; enjoys reading and playing thepiano.

LARRY PIERSTORFF, 32, of Hernando, MS.,graduated from Rosendale H.S. in 1965, receivedan associate degree in marketing from MorainePark Technical Institute, and spent three yearsin the Army; employed by North Central Airlinesin 1970 and earned B.S. in Business Administra­tion in 1976 from Franklin U. in Columbus,Ohio; currently a manager of station serviceswith Republic Airlines in Memphis, Tennessee,enjoys cycle riding and sports.

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TERRY ALAN TOBIN, 28, of Las Vegas, N.M.,graduated from Spring Valley (MN.) HS in 1969,Rochester (MN.) State Jr. College withan A. A. in nursing in 1972, and the MayoClinic School of Anesthesia for Nurses in1975; has worked as an RN in the surgicaland respiratory intensive care unit ofSt. Mary's Hosp. in Rochester from 1972 to1974 and as a CRNA in Prestonsburg, KY.,in 1975-76; now self-employed as afree-lance CRNA in N.M.; President of theTierra del Sol Anesthesia Services, Ltd.;interests include .camping,hiking, andstriving for a self-sufficient life style.

EILEEN K. TOBIN, 27, of Las Vegas, N.M.,graduated from Spring Valley (MN.) HS in1971; has worked as a secretary/bookkeeperat Dieter Paper Supply in Rochester, MN.,in 1972-73 and as a secretary at IBMCorporation in Rochester, MN., in 1973-75;currently a homemaker and secretary/bookkeeper for her husband's corporation;interests include camping, reading, andsewing.

ROB CARRUTH, 24, of Fort Morgan, CO.,graduated from Ft. Morgan HS and from U.of Northern Colorado at Greeley with a B.A.in history (teaching degree - secondarylevel); has been employed in the animalhealth supply business since graduationworking for Cutter Labs; has won a trip toEurope scheduled for this spring; enjoystennis, photography, and family activities.

JUDY CARRUTH, 23, of Fort Morgan, CO.,graduated from Ft. Morgan HS and is stillworking on a B.A. in English (teachingdegree - secondary level); has been busyraising Rob and Judy's two children, Simone,4, and Luke, 6 months; also takes classeswhenever possible and is now taking aclass in black and white photography andhopes to set up a darkroom sometime;enjoys tennis, photography, and familyactivities.

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DICK W. NOLAN, 30, of Tucson, Arizona,graduated from the U. of North Dakota in 1971with a B.A. in marketing; was a member ofLambda Chi Fraternity while in college;currently a salesman with the Dunn-EdwardsCorporation which is a commercial paintdealer; enjoys all outdoor activitiesespecially ghost town hunting.

KAREN A. NOLAN, 32, of Tucson, AZ., graduatedfrom the U. of North Dakota in 1969 with aB.A. in elementary education; taughtthree years while Dick and Karen lived inND., and worked 1! years as a sales clerkin Tucson; now devotes full time to the homeand their two boys, Chad, 5, and Tanner, 2.

PAUL TOBIN, 20, of Burlington Junction, MO.,graduated from West Nodaway HS in 1978;has farmed since graduation; enjoyshunting, motorcycles and most sports.

SHARON T. GRAHAM, 20, of Prairie Village,KS., graduated from Bishop Miege HS in1977; will graduate from Kansas State U.in Manhattan, KS., in May, 1981, with adegree in early childhood education;member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority; directeda day camp for 5 and 6 year olds duringsummer of 1979; Sharon has bright redhair and a complete Irish heritage; enjoystheatre, reading, sewing, and jogging.

CAROLYN M. GRAHAM, 21, of Pittsburgh, KS.,,graduated from Bishop ~iege HS in KansasCity in 1976; attended Pittsburgh State U.for three years; worked part-time two yearsfor Kansas Gas and Electric and now is afull-time employee with them in Pittsburgh,KS.; Carolyn has light brown hair and acomplete Irish heritage; enjoys cooking,horses, and jogging.

TERRENCE M. TOBIN, 22, of Washington, D.C.,graduated from New Market, (IA.) HS in1975 and Iowa State U. in 1979 with a B.A.in economics and political science; hasworked for Congressman Tom Harkin oncongressional and campaign staffs and hasspent a semester in London working as aresearch assistant to Clement Freud,Member of Parliament; currently a firstyear law student at Georgetown U.; interestedin sports, diving, skiing, politics, theatreand travel.

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PATRICIA NOLAN SCHWARZ, 30, of Omaha,Nebr., received a B.A. in history andsociology (with a secondary teachingcertificate) from U. of North Dakotain 1971; has taken grad courses in specialeducation from U. of Nebr.-Omaha andcourses in interesting subjects throughvarious sources; taught special ed fornearly two years for ENCOR in Omaha;taught emotionally disturbed childrenpart-time for one year for Omaha PublicSchools; was home teacher for two mentallyhandicapped children for six months; nowstays home with their three children -Kersten, 5, Keith, 3i, and Ryan, li;interests include the family, parentalinfluence at schools (P.T.A.), roller­skating, and doing fitness-type activities.

ROBERT SCHWARZ, 34, of Omaha, Nebr.,graduated in 1972 from Creighton U. inOmaha; has taught mathematics for minoritystudents and now is a programmer analystat Mutual of Omaha; enjoys his family andlikes carpentry and working on cars.

JOHN A. NOLAN, JR., 28, of Fargo, ND.,received a Bachelor of Univ. Studies(math, business, and art) in 1974 from No.Dakota State U.; has worked as a shoesalesman for Red Wing Shoes of Fargo andas a bicycle mechanic/salesman; currentlymanager/mechanic of the Nomad BicycleShop in Fargo; interests include bicycletouring and racing -- district (N.D. andS.D.) time trail champ in 1976 and rollerskating; family also into bicycling especiallytouring.

MARYL. BERGIN, 21, of Denver, CO., willgraduate in 1980 with a B.S.N. from theU. of Northern Colorado with a specialemphasis in rural nursing; worked at theM.D. Anderson Tumor Institute in Houston,Texas during summer of 1979; member ofthe nursing college advisory board at theU. of Texas system cancer center; interestsinclude skiing, tennis, travel, and people.

LEESA TOBIN, 18, of Maryville, MO., is afreshman at Northwest MO. State U. inMaryville majoring in nursing; has workedas a waitress at Gray's Truck Stop;currently a student and part-time checkerat J&R Grocery Store; enjoys all sports andcooking.

MICHAEL GERARD JAEGER, 20, of Salem, OR.,is currently a junior at the U. of Portlandmajoring in interdisciplinary studieswith minors in Spanish, business, andEnglish; on scholarship with U.S.National Bank alternating each year betweenworking and attending college; expects tograduate in fall of 1981; has worked twoyears at U.S. National Bank first as acommercial teller and progressing to assistantoperations head; will work next fall asa loan officer; interested in creative writingand received a writing award in 1978 fromthe U. of Portland presented by John Dean,former consultant to the President; interestsinclude all sports especially snow skiing;softball, basketball, golf, hunting, andfishing.

MARLENE BARTRAM, 20, of Aurora, CO.,graduated from Aurora Central HS in 1978;has worked as a Denver Post newscarrier for3! years and has been employed by Children'sWorld (day care center and pre-school) since1976; currently a sophomore at MetropolitanState College in Denver majoring in elementaryeducation and a teacher aide and receptionistat Children's World; enjoys working out ata health spa, skiing, swimming, rollerskating in parks, working with children,latch hook rugs, and needlepoint.

MARK E. BARTRAM, 18, of Aurora, CO.,graduated from Aurora Central HS in 1979 andis now attending Colorado School of Minesin Golden, CO., majoring in engineering;has worked as a Denver Post newscarrierfor 4! years and at J.C. Penney'scatalogue department for two years; wasa drum major in HS for two years and instage band four years; enjoys skiing, music,and auto mechanics.

KATHLEEN RONEY SKORE, 26, of Sumner, WA.,graduated from White River HS in 1972; hasworked for Cascade Security Bank inEnumelaw, WA., for 3! years and is nowworking for Washington School EmployeesCredit Union in Tacoma as supervisor of theloan department and as a loan officer;enjoys playing women's softball, reading,movies, travel, and most of all experiencinglife and meeting all types of people.

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JAMES MOYER, 29, of Lenexa, KS., graduatedin 1969 from Savior of the World Seminaryand in 1973 from the U. of Kansas with adegree in business administration; currentlyworking at Moyer Liquor Store; Jim and Lindahave one son, Randy, who is in kindergartenat Holy Trinity; Jim enjoys hunting andfishing.

LINDA MOYER, 28, of Lenexa, KS., graduatedin 1969 from Shawnee Mission North andattended the U. of Kansas for 3! years;has worked at Ranch Inn for 12 years.

TERRY NOLAN REESE, 27, of Fort Collins,CO., graduated from Colorado State U. witha B.A. in Spanish; met Joe at CSU and theywere married two years later; obtained aninsurance license and worked in that fielduntil their first son, Andrew Gerig Reese,was born in 1979; now a full-time homemaker;interests include watching Andrew grow,taking good care of husband Joe, playingthe piano, reading, skiing, playing golf,sewing, and cooking.

JOSEPH H. REESE, 32, of Fort Colins, CO.,has attended Colorado State U. studyingbusiness; works for Mountain Bell and is incharge of the service center in Ft. Collinsmaking sure your phone gets in; loves hisfamily and likes golfing, skiing, andgardening; also likes to "tinker" and hasrebuilt and remodeled their old houseover the years.

DOUGLAS R. BACA, 21, of Aurora, CO.,graduated from Westminster HS; receivedemergency medical technician (E.M.T.) train­ing and certification from ArapahoeCommunity College; attended businessmachine training at Denver Community College;transferred to Aurora Technical Center andwill graduate certified after two years;has worked as an E.M.T. on District 50Rescue Unit, as a typewriter technicianand as a part-time Amway distributor;currently a customer engineer (C.E.)working on typewriters and an ownerand operator of Amway business; likessnow and water skiing, backpacking, fishing,hunting, and money.

JENNIFER D. WILES, 24, B.S. in fashionmerchandising from Northwest Mo. State U.;spent 1 year working at J.L. Bran deLs as atraining instructor in Omaha; currentlya Personal Banking Representative for UnitedMo. Bank of Kansas City; interests includetennis, swimming, jogging and ice skating.

CECELIA ANN BARTRAM, 23, B.A. in elementaryeducation from Metropolitan State College,'78; has worked as a teacher aide or teachersince 1974; presently teaching 4th gradereading and 4, 5, and 6 grade music atSchenck Elementary, Denver; enjoystraveling - 42 states, 7 Canadian provinces,and Mexico; other interests include snowskiing, needle point, hooking rugs andworking with children.

RICHARD CARL WILES, 30, B.S. in marketingfrom Northwest Mo. State U. '71; from 1971-78worked as a Commercial Supervisor (ofBusiness Office and Marketing Operations)for United Telephone Co. of Mo.; currentlyis the Legislative Affairs Manager actingas a Lobbyist for the company in Mo. andArkansas; interests include racquetball,reading, and gardening; recently honoredinWho's Who in the Midwest.

LYNETTE MERRILL WILES,, 24, graduated fromJefferson City Senior HS, 1973 and attendedCentral Mo. State U., 1973-74; has workedas an executive secretary to the Directorof Dept. of Public Safety, State of Mo.,currently an executive assistant, Secretaryto the Presjdent at The Central Trust Bank,Jefferson City, MO.; interests includetennis, vocal music, and teaching shorthand.

STEPHEN P. TOBIN, 24, a B.S., M.S. inelectrical engineering from MassachusettsInstitute of Technology, '79; summer jobsincluded moving furniture and workingon the grounds crew for city parks; workedin the dining hall of M.I.T. as an under­graduate; was a co-op student from '75-78at Honeywell Corp.; currently employed asa research engineer with Honeywell Electro­Optics Center in Lexington, Mass. doingsemiconductor research for NASA and Dept.of Defense programs; enjoys backpacking,classic movies, exploring Boston andNew England, live music of all kinds andgood foods.

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MARY ELLEN WOLF, 29, B.A. in French fromU. of North Dakota, '72; M.A. in FrenchLiterature from U. of Minn., '75; currentlyworking toward PhD, expected in 1980 atRice University; work experiences includeteaching college-level French for 5 yearsat the U. of Minn. and then at Rice U. inHouston and teaching English in a FrenchUniversity in Rennes (Brittainy); herdoctoral dissertation in late 19th centuryFrenchliterature is an analysis of the legendof Salome and John the Baptist as portrayedin three French authors - Huysmans,Flaubert and Mallaren; interests includejogging, swimming and racquetball; alsoenjoys film, music, art, cooking (especiallyFrench) and wine testing.

KEVIN JOSEPH TOBIN, 20, graduated from NewMarket (Iowa) Community High School,'78; currently a sophomore at Iowa StateU. majoring in Farm Operations andInternational Agriculture and is a memberof Farmhouse Social Fraternity; has servedas a page in the Iowa House of Representatives,'78 and has spent much time working on thefamily farm; interests include photographyand sports.

THOMAS JOSEPH JAEGER, 19, graduated fromMcNary High School, Salem OR., '78;currently a second year student at theU. of Portland majoring in accounting;for the past five summers has worked atthe largest Iris gardens in the world -Schreiner's Iris Gardens in Salem and iscurrently a field supervisor; next summerwill be working for the State of OregonAccounting Office; interests includeskiing, hunting, and other sports.

JANET WOLF, 25, B.A. in social work fromU. of Wisconsin-Madison, '78; M.S.S.W. insocial work from U. of Wisc.-Madison, '79;worked as a counselor, social worker,initial contact/crisis line worker, teachingassistant and participated in several re­search projects, '76-79; currently ayouth treatment specialist with The Sheltera short-term care facility for runaways -counseling/groups/supervision/training/advocacy; interests include politicaladvocacy/change for youth, anti-nuclearmovement, bodywork therapies (bioenergetics);enjoys running, yoga, moderan and jazzdance, bicycling, camping, and traveling.

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SUSAN F. TOBIN, 23, B.S. in applied math fromNorthwest Missouri State U., '77;currently working on PhD at U. of Pennsylvaniain Public Policy Analysis, dissertation workon residential solar energy technologies;work experiences include internships withDept. of Transportation (project on highwaysafety) and with Argonne National Laboratory(project on electric cars); interestsinclude jogging, racquetball, squash,white water rafting, ballet and moderndance, and going to movies.

JOANE. BUHLER, 19, of Denver, CO., graduatedfrom Marycrest HS in 1979; included inWho's Who Among American High SchoolStudents in 1978, 1979; now attendingRegis College in Denver majoring in Englishand political science; member of RegisCollege law club, honors program, and women'sintercollegiate basketball team; paints fora local school district in the summer ;interests include all sports - especiallybasketball and soccer -- and traveling.

DEBBIE DOLPH, 23, of Burlington Junction,MO., graduated from West Nodway R-I HS in1974 and from Northwest Mo. State U. inMaryville in 1977 with a B.S. Elem. Ed.;worked.in the NWMSU Admissions Office forthree years; currently a second gradeteacher at Holt County R-II in Mound City,MO; errj oys 1istening to music, cra:fts,sports events, and travel.

RONNIE DOLPH, 18, of Burlington Junction,MO,, will graduate from West Nodaway R-I HSin 1980; has been a four year letterman inbasketball and track and earned allconference football honors on offenseand defense in 1978 and 1979 and alldistrict honors in 1979; junior class vicepresident1 senior class president and HonorSociety member; has worked on farm ofDavid Burns of Clearmont. MO.; enjoyssports and hunting,

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DAVID K. PURCELL, 21, of Albertson, NY., willgraduate in May, 1980, from Marist Collegein Poughkeepsie, NY., with a B.S. inbusiness majoring in economics, marketing,and management; has worked part-time andsummers since age 16 for Lemon-X, a companythat makes cocktail mixes; started mixingthe ingredients, graduated to delivering tocustomers throughout NY, NJ, and lower NewEngland and now does sales promotionand collections; feels having seen and parti­cipated in every phase of this small businesswill be an excellent reference for futureemployment in the business field; interestsinclude water skiing, swimming, diving, snowskiing, photography, and people.

J. MARK TOBIN, 21, of Burlington Jct., MO.,will graduate in May, 1980, from NorthwestMissouri State U. in Maryville, MO., witha B,S. in biology and a B.S. Ed. (SecondaryEducation); has worked on the family farmand at Disney World in Orlando, Fla., duringthe summer of 1978; enjoys racquetball,tennis, and golf.

CINDY JAEGER, 21, of Honolulu, HI, graduatedfrom the U. of Portland in Oregon in 1979with a B.A. in elementary education;employed by Pan American Airlines as aflight attendant; based in NY for eightmonths after training in May 1979 beforetransfering to Hawaii; loves her job ofdealing with a variety of people of variousnationalities and different customs andbeliefs; interested in working with thedeaf and is now trying to learn signlanguage; physical fitness is of highimportance; enjoys tennis, swimming, andjogging on the beach as well as team sports.

DANIEL JOSEPH TOBIN, 24, of Maryville, MO.,graduated from Maryville HS; has worked forWoodruff Builders; has farmed since graduationraising corn, soybeans, wheat, milo, and hogs;enjoys motorcycle riding, hunting, andsnowmobiling.

TERI LYNN TOBIN, 22, of Maryville, MO., graduatedfrom Maryville HS; has worked at Clara ts Fashionsand as secretary at Northwest Mo. State U. inthe Housing Dept.; currently working as asecretary at NWMSU and taking night coursesthere; enjoys cooking and trying new recipes.

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GARY V. RONEY, 29, 1968 graduate from WhiteRiver HS in Buckley, WA; after high school,entered the P.S. Navy spending two years ona destroyer escort traveling the westernPacific and the Orient and one year inthe Brown Water Navy on the rivers ofVietnam; currently is employed as insidesalesman for Stusser Electric Co. in Renton,WA.; interests include golf, tennis,basketball, and softball.

KATHLEEN FISHER, 22, currently a graduatestudent in Geology at the U. of Chicago; hasa B.S. in Geology from Rutgers U., 1979;outdoor activities include hiking, camping,rafting, spelunking, climbing, sailingand fishing; an amateur photographer andenjoys painting, needlecraft, carpentry andsewing.

DOUGLAS W. WILES, 19, a freshman at NorthwestMo. State U.; works as a clerk at Hy-Veegrocery store but also have spent summersmowing lawns, hauling hay and workingconstruction; has a variety of interestsincluding hunting, fishing, sports(especially football), camping, canoeingand enjoys working on his car and woodworking;has spent some time raising wild ducks,pheasants and exotic chickens; gives hisfavorite hobbies as partying and drinkinga few beers with friends.

LINDA WILES WILSON, 28, B.S. in elementaryeducation from Northwest Mo. State U., 1973;taught for four years - remedial math andgrades 4 and 5; currently a computerprogrammer for Ruan Transport in DesMoines, IA.; collects and refinishes antiques;enjoys macrame, sewing, quilting, embro~dery,and reading; Linda and Jimts current projectis redecorating an 80-year old home thatthey bought last year.

JAMES DOUGLAS (BOOTER) WILSON, 28, B.S,in engineering from the U. of Missouri~Rolla,'77; member of the U.S. Air Force from~70-73, in the Air Force Security Servicestationed in Thailand and Turkey; currentlya design engineer for Maytag Co, in Newton,IA.; interests include refinishing furniture,playing guitar and golf,

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PHYLLIS URIBE, 29, of San Bernardino, CA.,graduated from high school in Denver, CO.,in 1968, graduated from nursing school in 1971;currently a nurse in neurosurgical intensivecare unit; likes to cook, sew, and travel.

DAN URIBE, 28, of San Bernardino, CA., graduatedfrom HS in El Cajon, CA., in 1970; attendedU. of San Diego majoring in psychology andminoring in oceanography; now a generalcontractor specializing in mobile home work;owns DANCO construction, likes any participatorysports especially racquetball and volleyball;also rides motorcycles.

GARY J. CUMMINS, 31, of Placentia, CA., graduatedfrom University Prep HS of Laramie, WY., in1968; attended the U. of Wyoming for one year andspent two years in the Navy Reserve; employedby the Union Pacific Railroad Co. in 1970 asan Operator-Towerman; currently working withUnion Pacific as a locomotive engineer; enjoystraveling and family life.

DIANE (TOBIN) DeBAUN, 28, of Lenexa, KS.,received a B.A. in biology from the U. ofMissouri (Columbia) in 1974; has worked asa programmer/analyst in data processingfor Johnson County, KS. Data ServicesAdministration (2 years) and the City ofOverland Park, KS. (1 year); now a projectmanager for Software One, Inc. -- currentlydeveloping county assessment/taxation for saleto counties in KS. and MO. on IBM Series/1Minicomputer; still taking piano lessonsafter 10 yrs. of same; enjoys classical piano;expecting second child in June; Bill andDiane's first child, Reid, is 2!.

BILL DeBAUN, JR., 32, of Lenexa, KS., receiveda B.A. in eecnomt es from Kansas U. in 1969;has worked as salesman for Carnation Companyand for Roper Appliances; currently se1lingautomotive parts for Bowman Distribution;played No. 1 on KU's tennis team; plays intournament competition around the KansasCity area.

JANET KAY RENSHAW, 20, of Greeley, CO., graduatedfrom Fort Morgan HS in Fort Morgan, CO., in1977; currently a junior at U. of No. Coloradoin Greeley majoring in elementary education andminoring in fine arts and psychology; plans tograduate in spring of 1981; employed part-timeat the Bonnell Good Samaritan Center in Greeley;interests include macrame, crocheting, reading,swimming and traveling.

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MICHAEL R. McCANN. 19. of Verona, ND. graduatedfrom Verona HS in 1979; member o;(7erona FutureFarmers of America; now farming with his fatherand uncle; member of St. Raphael's CatholicChurch in Verona; enjoys sports, hunting, dancing,parties, and girls!!

BOB BERGIN, 27, of Aurora, CO., attended MenloCollege in Menlo Park, CA., and received aB.S. from the U. of Minnesota in Business(Accounting) in 1974; currently enrolled inMBA program at U. of Colorado with major infinance; paperboy during HS and through aParade Magazine contest spent two weeks inLondon and Austria; worked for four years forPillsbury as a student in the researchlab (satisfying sweet tooth) and then for pieshop restaurant division; now a senior account­ant for Colorado National Bank doing cost studiesand special accounting projects; rides bicyledaily to work - a distance of nine miles eachway; enjoys photography and framing, tennis,watching family grow, backpacking, canoeingand cross country skiing.

GAIL BERGIN, 26, of Aurora, CO., graduatedwith honors from Osseo HS in Osseo, Minnesota(suburb of Minneapolis); attended U. ofMinnesota for two years and MetropolitanCommunity College for one year receiving asecretarial science certificate; hasattended night classes off and on ever since;worked as a secretary in Minneapolis and Denveruntil 1978 when son Brent was born; Bob andGail expect their second child in March;interests include biking, backpacking, camping,sunbathing, tennis, gardening, reading (tonsof it), macrame, sewing, needlework, and travel(been to Alaska, Canada, and Hawaii withbackpack).

FRANCES VILLIERS-FISHER, 20, of Knoxville, TN.,is a junior at the University of Tennesseein Knoxville working toward a B.A. in geology;enjoys skiing, reading, archeology, caving(spelunking), camping, and any kind of artwork.

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JAMES P. TOBIN, 24, of Greenfield, IA.,graduated from New Market (IA) HA in 1974and Iowa State U. in 1978 with a B.S.in agricultural education; has workedfor Farmland Industries as a summer internat the Co-op Youth Leadership Camp; wasone of 12 members of the Young AgriculturalSpecialist Exchange Program to the SovietUnion in 1978; several of Jim's photosappeared in June 1979 issue of NationalGeographic Magazine (including coverphoto); currently county extensiondirector in Adair Co., IA., and professionalphotographer; enjoys photography, sports,travel, public speaking, theatre, politicsand cooking.

DAVID AND ELAINE JAQUAY - see page 14.