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I would like to announce the reorganization of the
Mothers' and Wives' Club. The first meeting will be a luncheon
at the Chapter House on Saturday, February 23rd, starting at
Volume 80 12:00 noon. All mothers and wives of Tekes and Teke alumni are
invited.
Number Finally, all our alumni are invited to the FOUNDERS'
DAY BANQUET on Saturday, March 1st. Cocktails will be served
Winter/Spring at 6:30 and dinner will begin at 7:30. Our guest speaker will
1980 be William Slottman, Professor of History at UC Berkeley. We
look forward to seeing you here for this enjoyable evening!
Berkeley,
Ca1ifornia Thank you for your continuing support and interest.

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We are pleased to announce the initiation of fourteen new actives into Nu Chapter
at the end of last quarter. This brings the scroll up to 799. The new members'
names and home towns are:

Phil Erickon Seattle, WA Mark DeSilets Torrance

Dan Goldstein San Rafael Paul Springer San Franci sco
Rob Fowler Kentfield Richard Stull Santa Barbara
Tom Steig San Rafael Paul Marigonda Piedmont
Geoff McNew San Rafael Rob Martin Fremont
Andy Torgerson San Jose Tom Bowers Mi11 Valley
Yancy Lind San Bernardino Tim Braman New Canaan, CT

MOTHERS AND WIVES CLUB

An organization meeting of the new NU Chapter Mothers and

Wives Club is set for Saturday, February 23, 1 980.

Plan to arrive at 11:30 a.m. for a buffet luncheon at

noontime ( You'll be the guest of the Active Chapter ) .

The Chapter House is located at 2725 Channing Way.

Plans are being made to re-activate the Mothers and Wives

Club at NU Chapter - all alumni wives are encourag d to

participate in this event - if you were once a member we

need to draw upon your experience in providing leadership

to the new members, at least during the initial planning of

the club's activities.

To help kickoff the event Dan Costello, Bill Graham,

Tom Morgan and George Dove will represent the alumni in

expenting a warm welcome and whatever assistance is needed

to activiate the Club.

ALUM';r DUES ROSTER..... any thanks for your participation .

. Carl :. Ar.aersor. ' 57 Harry V. Heyn Alan C. Nelson '55

? c ard C. Andersen Evan R. Hi ggins '19 Frank Nemec '75
rt r . Beach '23 Howard M. Hildreth '23 Warren P. Newmark II '67
Fobert S. Bebb '48 Harold Hoover Thomas M. Nickel '72
La.I>.'rence R. Bootr. ' 75 Floyd E. Howe '34 Dr. Harry E. Peters, Jr. '33
nderson Borthwick Robert Hutton '23' Robert M. Quellmalz '66
Harry L. Brock, Jr. '57 Ward D. Ingrim '31 Harry D. Rasmussen '22
Howard C. Browr. '24 Todd S. Iverson '28 Joseph Rea '76
Cecil L. Burrill '30 Dr. Wendell B. Jamison '52 William C. Rockwell
;ilfred F. Cavier '33 Dr . Walter K. Janssen '60 William P. Rus '48
Clifford Ceridono '57 Col. Thomas L. Johnson '49 Loren L. Ryder '24
Timothy D. Clune '64 Ronald E. Jones '66 Don F. Sampsel '51
Gary F. Code '63 Robert Keasbey '55 Elbert E. Schaad '29
Herbert W. Colburn '49 Donald L. Keldsen '66 Leonard Schlussel '49
Daniel B. Costello '51 Dr. Irv ing P. Krick '28 Dr. L. William Schmahl III '66
vlilliam de Martini George A. Lamb '29 Charles E. Shapiro '75
George B. Dove, Jr. '51 Alfred F. Lawrence '22 James P. Sherk '64
Hubert D. Eller '3D Donald A. Lawrie '50 Louis E. Simoncic '53
Herman W. Fisher '52 Jack B. Lehberg '57 Wendell R. Spackman '34
David E. Francis '54 vlilliam W. Lewerenz '56 Richard Spees '76
Paul H. Gardiner '31 Eric J. Lindberg '61 Lloyd Steele
Clifford J. Geertz '25 Spencer E. Lowden '26 John W. Swing '65
Joseph E. Gnas '53 William J. McCalla '66 D. Bruce Talmage '74
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Sophus C. Goth '18 William C. McCammon '30 bert s. Thomas, MD '16

Theodore J. Goth '35 A. James McCollum '34 Austin G. Wal ther '54
William W. Graham '51 Rodney MCFarland '73 Clayton 1::. Ward '34
Jefferson J. Graves, Jr. '56 Terry E. McIlraith '56 Elwyn E. Watkins '33
Donald E. Gremaux '61 Griffith Marshall '51 Earl A. Wayne '72
Clark Gross Wayne P. Martinez '72 John M. Wilcox '31
Theodore E. Haig '29 Phillip E. Merritt '52 Mark Williams '73
Robert B. Heath '52 Richard L. Millikan '59 Dr. Lloyd E. Wilson '27
William D. Heath '48 Edwin S. Moore Charles H. Wray '53
Dan Helix George C. Moore
William A. Herzog '52 Willson C. Moore, Jr. '50

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WIllIAM HERZOG '52 was the top vote-getter among 6 candidates for 5 eats on the la Habra
Heights Water District Board this last November. Al made two long range fishing trips in
the Pacific during the summer, and the report is that the yellowtail he brought home were
delicious. The Herzog residence is at 1471 Cloister Dr., Whittier, CA 90603.

DR. WALTER JANSSEN reports that he was at the Big Game, but didn't get the Nu News in time
to find out where the Teke party was. He's had a busy year, which included attending his
medical school class's 25th reunjon in Chicago---lIlots of fun!1I Walt's business address
is 320 Pine St., long Beach, CA 90802.

WIllIAM C. ROCKWEll Bill is now an FAA certified airframe and powerp1ant mechanic, and
his wife, Betty, an instrument rated commercial pilot. They have sold their home in E1
Cerrito, CA and moved to 4015 Airport Rd., Anacortes, Washington 98221, where they will
begin planning and construction of their long-awaited IIhangar-with-a-house-on-topll on
their Blakely Island lot.

ROBERT BEBB '44 continues to be busy with the insurance business, but Bob loves it. The
Bebbs spent their vacation this last summer in the Northwest---the Hood Canal outside
Bremerton, Washington, and the Sunriver resort near Bend, Oregon---and everyone had a ter­
rific time. 1988 Kobara In., San Jose, CA 95124 is the Bebb residence. __

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SOPH GOTH '18 sent: IIHoliday greetings from Fresno! During my 105 day stay in the hos­
pital in San Francisco, I decided to sell my apartment and move to Fresno. While I will
miss my many friends in the Bay Area, I am sure this was the best decision. Fresno is
where I was born and all of my relatives live in the San Joaquin Valley. This hospital is
an excellent one with well trained nurses and other employees. I am getting better each
day, but expect to be here for some time. I enjoy company and receiving phone calls. A
visit from you would be great if your travels ever bring you this way (Valley Convalescent
Hospital, 4840 E. Tulare at Chestnut Ave, Fresno, CA 93727), and my private phone number
is 209-251-0761.11 In another note, Soph reported that he has had visits from lawrence
Young '25, Herman Fisher '52, Wells Harmon '33, Floyd Howe '34, Percy Carter '32, Fred
lusk '54, and Bill Thompson '54, among others.

JAMES P. SHERK '64 writes that his home, he hopes permanently, is Manhattan Beach, CA.
524 6th St; 90266)
'( "The fraternity is strong in los Angeles, largely due to Bob Quell­
malz's parties over the years. Some 32 Tekes and wives attended the Cal-UCLA game, with
a pre-game party at Guy Newmark's. The fraternity can be remarkably supportive, if one
lets it. II Jim is a B707 co-pilot for TWA, and his wife, Carole, is a stewardess for TWA.
They have a 3 year old son, Scott.
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FOCUS/ ALUMNI

DON F. SAMPSEL '51 was married to Shirlee Jones last October. They live at 33601 Brigan­
tine"Dr., Laguna Niguel, CA 92677. and bought a sailboat. Don's daughter, Dana, is study­
ing veterinary science at Washington State University. Don is the director of packaging
for t e Glass Container Corp. in Anaheim.

MICHAEL W. COBB '58 recently completed 6 years of service as Santa Clara County Republican
Chairman, highlighted by serving as a Presidential Elector in 1976. Mike was recently ap­
pointea to the Palo . lto Planning Corrunission. Professionally, he is now Director of Admini­
stration for Systers Central, Inc. in Palo Alto. He plays a lot of tennis and also operates
a sideline business in advertising. His address is 3863 Dixon Pl., Palo Alto, CA 94306.

EDWIN S. MOORE wrote in November that he received the Nu News after the Big Game ... "And
it was a Gare this year. Praise Be!!!" He would like very much to hear from Tekes
from the classes of '20 - '30---where you are and what you're up to. Write him at RR 1,
Box 261-C5, Kapaa, Hawaii 96746.

ROBIN C. HARRIS '55 "After 6 years of smugly assuring you that we had found our niche in
Tahoe, we decicec that we had had all we could take of 1) public education, 2) snow, and
3 ) tourists ....so we returned last July to the place we have always liked best---French
Gulch, 20 miles w of Redding. Here we have bought a small farm, renewed our 640 acre
lease with Southern Pacific, and settled into a way of life entirely different from any­
thing we have ever done before. The past months have been spent remodeling a much-too­
small house, and rraking plans for a new one on this same property, which we hope to begin
building in the spring." Robin is N. Californian General Manager of EBCO, Inc., a firm of
general contractors and steel building fabricators. He has retired from education "again",
and is writing 3 books simultaneously. Donna is writing archeology papers, and son Dan is
establishing a vehicle repair and auto sales business. Daughter Ann remains in Tahoe City
where she owns a bedroom accessories and gift shop. The Harrises' new address is PO Box
70, French Gulch, CA 96033.

CARL E. ANDERSON ARTHUR M. BEALS '31 HAROLD B. BENEDICT '33

San Di ego, CA Lake Montezuma, AZ Sacramento, CA
August 30, 1979 July 25, 1978

DR. EDWARD H. BOLZE '22 WWELL G. CATLIN '54 DR. GEORGE R. MAGEE '19
San Francisco, CA Fair Oaks, CA Zephyr Cove, NV
April 20, 1979 November 11, 1978 March 26, 1979

WALTER M. OLIVER '29 WILLIAM W. TSCHARNER DOUGLAS H. WALKINGTON

Lakewood, CA Glendora, CA Aptos, CA
February 25, 1979 September 25, 1973