* James Coil chairs the department of surgery at St. * Joyce Shabouh Cann is an elementary teacher with School District 11 in Colorado Springs. She reports having a delightful reunion with Nancy Ellis Keith in Albuquerque last August. She hopes to go to Australia in the fall.* Sandy Ferguson Boyd is president of Sun Canyon, Inc., in Bellevue, Wash. She divides her time between her job, her board position at the animal shelter, hiking, camping, canoeing and traveling. ’58 Gale Koschmann Belinky is a veterinarian technician with Compassion Veterinary in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Friends can contact him at ’59 ’60 Mark your calendars! Your 40th cluster reunion is Oct. * Floyd King is a professor of chemistry at North Lake College in Irving, Texas. She can be reached at Patricia Perkins Brooks, a high school English teacher of world literature in Chapel Hill, N.C., received the following honors in 1998: teacher of the year at Chapel Hill High School honor teacher in the Chapel Hill School System and recipient of the Bernadine Sullivan Chair for Excellence in teaching high school English (a two-year award). Barbara works for Mediscribe/Businesscribe in Phoenix, and can be reached at * Nanda Ward is retired and living in Chesapeake, Va. Friends can reach him at * Barbara Kauth Stine is sad to report the death of her husband, Harry ’52 on Nov. ’54 Manuel Davenport MA lives in Bryan, Texas, and welcomes correspondence at Doug Morgan is president of Morgan & Morgan in Keene Valley, N.Y. Janet lives in Red Feather Lakes, Colo.* Barbara Neeley Yalich, former CC vice president for development and college relations, is serving on a 24-person board of advisors for the Pikes Peak United Way. Janet met the Kremers while teaching in the English department at the University of Szeged in Hungary, where Marianna also taught. * Janet Clemens Schoepflin stopped by the alumni office in July during a visit to campus with friends Alex, Marianna, Susie and Toni Kremer. ’53 Bob Roades retired as an English professor in 1988 and now works as a jazz musician in the group 'Tune Town.' He also reports that in the past four years he has published poems as well as several articles. She joined the Wesleyan faculty in 1961 and served on every standing committee in their current system. They can be reached at * Mary Daehler Smith retired and was honored as professor emerita of English from Nebraska Wesleyan University at their commencement exercises in May. * Hank and Joyce Raines ’51 Ornelas are retired and living in Austin, Texas. ’50 Janet Hayes would enjoy hearing from friends and can be reached at 14328 N. Norma Peterson History Scholarship was first awarded in the fall 1997 semester. She was honored as emerita professor of history upon her retirement. ’49 Norma Peterson has a scholarship named in her honor at Adams State College in Alamosa, Colo., where she taught history from 1953 to 1984. ’49 Save the Date! Your 50th reunion is Oct. Friends can reach her at 28124 Peacock Ridge Drive, Apt. ’46 Hazel Spore Colvig has been widowed since 1996. ’42 Adeline Ramond Vigelis retired in 1994 from the San Diego Public Library. After 58 years of marriage, eight children and a successful Indian crafts business, she did it. ’41 Georgiana Monaco Kennedy is proud to report that after 60 years, she earned her bachelor’s degree in May from the University of New Mexico, having initially enrolled as a student at CC in 1938. ’38 Joseph Nagy is retired and can be reached at P.O. ’35 Wilbur Larson is retired and living in Grand Junction, Colo., with his wife, Kathy. ’34 Mary Lou Fenlon Saville ’57 says her father, Theo Fenlon, is still 'sharp as a tack.' He is 96 years old and living in a retirement home in Colorado Springs. She can be reached at 2835 Patterson Road, Grand Junction, CO 81506. Class Notes Editor: Susan Hyland Brickell '87Į-mail: ’20 Harriette Garstin Loshbaugh is 99 years old and living in a retirement home.

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