ALMA J. ALCHIER, physical therapist, 2585 Forrest Ave., Beaumont, Texas, re-ceived a BS in Physical Therapy from Texas University. Any activity is fine with Alma as long as it is outdoors. She will continue her career as a physical therapist after the PC.
MARK ROBERT ANKARBERG, TEFL, 17285 McKinley, Big Rapids, Mich., grew up in the small college town of Big Rap-ids, attended Central Mich. University, and graduated with a social science ma-jor and history minor. He received a ~S in Education from the same place m 1967. Mark's interests include the piano, reading. music and dancing. He plans to work toward an MA and teach in
second-JERE N. ANDERSON, agriculture, 62 Greylock Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass., at-tended Northwestern University where he received a BA degree with a political science major. While in college he was a Chi Psi, member of the Young Conserva-tive Club and the political science club. Jere is fond of swimming, golf, sailing and canoeing, and hopes to attend grad-uate school after the PC for a degree in history or a law degree.
REINHARD ARNOLD. TEFL, 20404 Twelve Mile Road, St. Clair Shores, Mich-igan, attended Oakland University in Michigan where he received a BA degree in psychology and secondary education. He was a member of the Hi-Fi Club and helped organize a coffee house called "The Hole." His interests are electronics and wood working. Rein-hard's secondary skills include General
THOMPSON JAY BARTON, hydrology, 9 S. Yates Rd., Memphis, Tennessee, at-tended college at Southwestern where he received his BA in economics. Tom en-joys ,all forms of sports and plans to be a professional tennis player.
KENT S. BURNINGHAM, math/science, 5005 Lincoln Ave., Alexandria, Virginia, graduated from Duke University in June, 1967, with a BSEE in Electrical Engineer-ing. While at Duke, he participated in the CoUege Outing Club, YMCA, Tau Beta Phi 1and Alpha Phi Omega. He also
work-ed as a VISTA affiliate, tutoring math. He has traveled extensively in Europe and the Middle East the last 14 years with his family. Hobbies include collect-nig stamps, coins, books, listening to classical 1and folk music and athletics.
ELLIS B. BOAL, math and science, 701 Sheridan Road. Winnetka, Ill., attended Bowdoin College, graduating in 1966 with honors in mathematics. He is inter-ested in dramatics, athletics (track),
singing. and civil rights work. He did
graduate work in math at the University of Chicago.
GURLEY MORRISON CASPER, Jr., agri-culture, PO Box 577, Thomasville, NC, re-ceived an AB degree in sociology and history from Lenoir Rhyne College. He plans to go into anthropology or crimin-ology after the PC.
JANET D. COLBERG, nurse, c/o Melvin Ollila, Rt. No. 1, New York Mills, Minne-sota, wife of Steve Colbe·rg, received her nursing education from the University
of Minnesota and was working towards
a degree in biology when she and her husband decided to enter the PC. She belongs to the nursing association of
Minnesota. Janet is interested in lang-uages, nursing education, and hopes to finish school for her BS degree then raise a family.
HERBERT S. COOPER, accounting, 7
Nancy Road, Wilmington, Del., graduat-ed W<ith a BS in Business Administration
from Temple University. Herb has work-ed part-time as a salesman, a dental
technician and an accountant. He enjoys camping, raising tropical fish and
vege-table gardening, and expects to make
a career as an accountant.
STEPHEN R. COLBERG, math/science, c/o Melvin Ollila, Rt. No. 1, New York Mills, Minnesota, graduated from th e University of Idaho where he received a BS in Physics and was a member of
several organizations in college. Steve ·is interested in photography and the stock market and plans to go into teach-ing and research after the PC.
SHIRLEY A. COLLINS, nurse, 5110 E. 25th St., Tucson. Arizona, went to the
Uni-versity of Colorado where she earned a
MS degree in nursing. Shirley worked part time as a nurse while in school. Her interests include swimming, bowling,
hiking. reading, cards and horseback rid-ing. Her future plans indicate either teaching or working in an AID program overseas.
JOHN D. CRESSEY, TEFL, 601 Ila Way, Modesto, California, graduated from UCLA with a BA in English. His speciali-ty there was literature of the Elizabeth-an Age Elizabeth-and he minored in motion pic-ture production. J. D. has worked in sev-eral academic and local theatrical groups, hopes to continue his interests after the PC by working toward a doc-torate in English or a MF A in motion picture directing.
DORIS F. DEVINE, nurse, 2234 Geneva Terrace, Chicago, Illinois, attended high school in Plainfield, Iowa then went to Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing in Chicago where she graduated in 1950 with an RN. Since that time she has worked in pediatrics and electro-ence-phalography at Grant Hospital, Chicago.
DOROTHY IRIS DAVIS, nurse, Box 89, 507 South Main, Ennis, Texas, attended col-lege at Texas Woman's University, where she received a BS in nursing. Iris worked at Parkland Hospital, Dallas, in St. Louis, and in Seattle, specializing in child psychiatry. She plans to continue this profession after her service with the PC.
ROBERT JAMES DIETRICH, physical ed-ucation, 5324 Wilkinson, North Holly-wood, California. attended North Holly-wood High School and UCLA. Bob grad-uated from the latter institution in art and art history after having gone out for track and football. His interests al-so include philosophy and religion. He hopes to teach after he is through with PC service.
TIMOTHY A. DOBRATZ, math/science, 55 Lexton Drive, Farmington, Connecti-cut, graduated from the UniYersity of Connecticut in 1965 with a BA in Math and then went on to Southern Illinois University where he received an MA in Geography in June 1967. His interests in-clude long distance running, philosophy and mountain climbing. Future plans in-clude a PhD. and then university teach-ing.
JAMES R. ENGLISH, agriculture, RD N•,.
1, Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, graduat-ed from Slippery Rock State College with a BA in English. Hobbies and interests
include reading and athletics. Future plans after the PC point towards college teaching.
JANE C. DYKSTRA, TEFL, 110 Collins Ave., Sayville, N. Y., after her graduation from Sayville High School, Jane attend-ed George Washington University where
she received her BA degree in psycholo-gy. Her hobbies and interests include sports and travel. After the PC she plans
to attend graduate school in one of the social sciences. Her primary skill is
teaching.
MARK E. ENDELMAN, agriculture, 16ll-10 127th Ave., Jamaica, N.Y., received his BA degree in political science from SUNY to Stony Brook. While there he participated in student government. the
Literary Society and the Foreign Re la-tions Club. He maintains he has diffused interests and he hasn't yet decided what
DAVID L. ENTRIKIN, TEFL, 4047 Sylvia Lane, Youngstown, Ohio, graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a BA in English in June, 1967. In college, he was a member of Acacia fraternity and also the intra-fraternity council. He also played freshman tennis. His hobbies and interests include swimming, paddleball sailing, and physical education. He work-ed as a tutor for two years with VISTA in Oklahoma City.
WlLLlAM M. FLOYD, math/science, 147½ N. 3rd St., Dekalb, Illino1s, grad-uated tram Northern lllino1s Umvers1ty in June 1967 with an MS in Biology. Bill's hobbies and interests include reading, animal and fish specimen collect-ing. He has an extensive background in both :!;oology and Botany.
JOANN ESHELMAN, TEFL, 33870 Quak-er Valley, .l!"armmgton, Michigan, attenct-ea, Alma College in A.Ima, Michigan wnere sne earned a BA in political sci-ence. She tooK part in the Student Coun-cil, school newspaper, "The Almanian," m Orchesis (modern dance group), band and the Students' International Club. Her otner interests include instrumental mu-sic (guitar <and flute) sewing, knitting and reading. After the PC she plans on a
career with the US Information Service.
LJ.t:NlNE A. FOULKS, nurse, 15471 Glen-wooa, vetro1t, Michigan, attended John ttopKms Hospital School of Nursing wnere she received her RN. She received a BA in ,biology from Olivet C~llege, where sne was a member of the Choral Ensemble, PEO, and Civil Defense. De-nine's interests include knitting, sewing, reacting and music. In the future she
nopes to raise a family and do volunteer worK in nursing.
l<Ul:H;J:{'l' W. FOULKS, agriculture, 15471 Glenwood, Detroit, Michigan, went to
uuvet College where he earned a BA in psycho10gy. He was member o.f Phi Al-pna .l:'i, tne Choral Ensemble, and Bar-oer :Shop Quartet. Bob's interests are
tropical fish, carpentry and singing. He
ana Venme hope to go to graauate scnool after the PC when he will
spe-c1a11ze m psychology.
VAVW w. ]<'J:{lCKE, Medical Doctor, 308
t;. Highland Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.,
at-tended Wesleyan University in
Connecti-cut, wnere he received a BA in Biology and Chemistry. He then attended the university of Pennsylvania Medical :School wnere he received his MD. He
re-ceived further training at the Philadel-phia General Hospital, as well as the St.
Mary's Hospital in Grand Rapids,
Michi-lit;!O'.L K !<'!<!CKE, nurse, 3U8 K li1gh-1ana Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., graduated
nom .l:'nHactelphia General Hospital and
nas a 11::; w1tn a biology major and psy-cno10gy mmor from Calvin College,
Nl!cmgan. :She enjoys working with chil-uren ana p1aymg tne piano. Her great
JOY is her ~6 month ola son David, anct
atter the PC she expects to continue her
career as a mother and a nurse.
DAVID FRICKE, Jr., ::hild ambassador, 308 E. Highland Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.,
son of Dr. and Mrs. David Fricke, the
pride of PS Afghanistan XII. Davey hopes to join the PC as a volunteer in
MA!O'. L. GA!:IA!Wl, '1'1'.:J<'L, 334!:l S. :Wth .l!;ast, Salt LaKe City, Utan, grew up in ::Salt LaKe City, out gractuatea nom Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wasn-mgton, majoring in 1'.:nglisn literature. ::sne a1so nas a state teacning certificate. 1v1ary·s special interests incmcte sining, art anct niKing. Arter PC service sne pians to enter graouate scnoo1 in 1ingu-1st1cs.
CATHERINE M. GATES, nurse, 2809 Ly-ona Road, Camilius, New York, received her BS in nursing from D'youville College where she was on the curriculum com-mittee. Kitty is an outdoors type, es-pecially enjoys riding and swimming but also contents herself reading or sewing. She plans to go into psychiatric nursing after leaving the PC.
J."UJ{J{.l!;::ST C. GA.tUW::iUN, agriculture, xtuuc.e ~ .tlox ~ti, .!VlcKae, Ga., graauateu uom Georgia Teen in ltiti'I as a cnemica1 engmeer. tte was a memoer ot Circ1e-K, ine Juao cmo ana tne Amenean cnem1-ea1 ::sue1ety . .1<·orresc nKes au water sports, nuntmg, nsning, ana enJoys worKmg on rauw KHS.
JUtlN Li, GlLLlGAN, accounting, 1206
couings Ave., West Collingswooa, New Jersey, gractuated from St. Joseph's Col-lege in Philactelphia with a BS in ac-counting. He was active in the Sullivan Law Society and the accounting society on his campus. John's outside interests include boating, skiing and photography. After the PC he hopes to attend grad-uate school.
ROLAND G. GORSCHBOTH, agriculture,
2358 Searles Rd., Baltimore, Maryland,
attended high school in Baltimore then
graduated from the University of Mary-land where he majored in Middle East-ern Civilization, receiving his BA in 1967. His main interest is creative writing, par-ticularly poetry. Roland hopes to go to law school or into the foreign service
af-ter his PC service.
THOMAS F. GRANT, accounting, 188 Forest Ave., Glen Ellyn, Illinois, received
a BS in accounting at Illinois University.
An avid reader, Tom also has interests in classical and jazz music. After the PC he intends to continue graduate work.
JOSEPH GOSS, hydrology, 2912 14th Ave., Oakland. California, graduated
from the University of California,
Berk-eley, in June, 1967, with a BS in
Mech-anical Engineering. While at Berkeley, he was a member of the American
So-ciety of Mechanical Engineers, Pi Tau Sigma and participated in the Free Speech Movement. His interests include skiing, hiking and camping.
SELMAREE M. GREENE, lab technician, 3008 W. Berks St .. Philadelphia, Pa., at-tended the Franklin Institute of
Medi-cal Technology and received her diploma
and registry in medical technology. ShP. has attended the University of
Pennsyl-vania Medical School and Temple
Uni-versity. Before coming to the PC she was assistant supervisor at the Hahne-mann Medical College in Philadelphia in the clinical biochemistry department.
Af-DOUGLAS M. HEAD, TEFL, 1115 N. Mac-A11thur, Spokane, Washington, having at-tended Gonzaga Prep. Doug received his BA in Philosophy from Gonzaga Uni-versity. While in college he participated in the Spokane Club and in varsity baseball. His interests include all sports, especially baseball and <basketball. He plans to attend graduate school after the PC. His primary skill is teaching,
MARGARET E. HITCHCOCK, physical ed-ucation, 622 E. Avenue -North, Lacrosse, Wisconsin, holds a BA in Physical Edu-cation from Oberlin College and an MA from Columbia University. Beth is a former officer in the US Marine Corps and after her PC experience hopes to bP-come a VISTA Volunteer.
JOHN l\'L HERGENRATHER, agriculture, 85 W. Longden Ave., Arcadia, California. graduated from Oregon State Universi-ty in 1967 with a BS in social sciences. At Oregon he was active in track, rally squad and his fraternity. His other in-terests include travel, sailing, skiing and reading. After PC service he plans to do graduate work in theology.
CORNELIUS M. HOGENHOUT, TEFL, 7501 118th N. E., Kirkland, Washington went to St. Edwards Seminary, Ken-more, Washington and -Seattle Universi-ty where he earned a BA in political sci-ence. He was a member of the Universi-ty Chorale. Keith's interests include hik-ing, tennis, handball and carpentry. Af-ter the PC he hopes to work with com-putors.
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PHILIP A. HOSTERMAN, hydrology, 5424 Seward Park Ave., Seattle, Washington, graduated from the University of Port-land with a BS in engineering. In school Phil was a member of Iota Kappa Pi, Blue Key Honorary, and the student
gov-ernment. His interests include music,
skiing, fishing and reading. He plans to attend graduate school after PC.
GEORGE R. HOWELL, accounting, 370
E. 76th St., New York City, N.Y., receiv-ed a BBA from Hofstra University in 1965 and an MBA in finance from Colum-bia University in 1967. His interests in-clude fishing, camping and athletics. One of his o'bjectives in the PC will be to determine a future career in economic development.
JEREMEY W. HOWE, physical
educa-tion. 12 Garden St., Medford, Mass., went to Tufts University, receiving an AB in English. He has special interest in
sports, world literature and Boy Scouts.
BOBBIE C. JACOBS, physical education, Box 562, Augusta, Kansas, was
graduat-ed from Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia in 1967 with a BS in education.
Her plans after PC include teaching PE
on the secondary level. Bobbie also plans to work toward an MA in physical
BRUCE JOHNSON, agriculture, 20 South Street, Woodstock, Vermont, graduated from Castleton State College with a BS in Social Science in June, 1967. While at Castleton, he was a Student House Direc-tor and participated in intramural sports.
JOSEPH A. KICK, agriculture, 7017 How-dershell Road, Hazelwood, Missouri, re-ceived his BA degree in Philosophy from Missouri University at St. Louis. His in-terests include music and sculpture and he hopes to do graduate work after the PC. His primary skills include mu~ic, trumpet and guitar, sculpture and de-sign.
MARIAN KAPLAN, secretary, 717 N. Del-sea Drive, Clayton, New Jersey, has been a secretary and semi-professional danc-er, performing. with ballet companies in England, Australia and America. Her plans are uncertain after the PC, but she intends to pursue her love of travel, art, anct knowing people.
NORMAN E. KINNEY, mathematics, 88 Burlington Street, Lexington, Mass., re-ceived his BA in math from Northeast-ern. Known as "Einstein" by his room-mates. Norm speaks knowingly on many scientific fields. He will either go into teaching or philosophy after the PC.
DONNA E. KLAPUT, TEFL, 1404 Church l{d., Ford City, Pa., Bob's better hail, at-tended Kiski Area High School anct ln-diana University of Pennsylvania where she received a BS in Educational Eng-lish. Donna is interested m readmg, sewmg and library work. Along with Bob, Donna hopes to go to graduate
school after .t'C.
MARILYN S. KOZAK, math/science, 904 Baird St., Akron, Ohio, a graduate of !::it. Mary High School, Marilyn received her BS degree in biology from Marygrove College. She received her MA degree in microbiology from John Hopkins Uni-versity. While in college she was a mem-ber of the Biology Club and the Philoso-phy Honor Society. Her interests include sewing and American literature. Upon completion of her PC experience she
ROBERT 0. KLAPUT, math/science, 14U'.I Church Rd., Ford City, Pa., attended i,·ord City High !::ichool and lndiana Um
-versity of l:'ennsylvania, rece1vmg his B::i m education. H.is hobbies include photography, history, pamtmg and so -ciology. Bob hopes to attend graduate
school after his PC experience.
PAUL R. KUMMER Jr., agriculture, 6N382 Medinah Road, Medinah, lllino1s, is a graduate of Elmhurst College, l!:lmhurst, Ulinois, where he majored in German and minored in botany. His interests in-clude languages, botany, recreational sports, and the occult. He plans to
MARY ANN KUNZ, nurse, 807 E. Indi-ana, Wiltmr, Washington, graduated
trom Seattle Univ. with a HS degree in nursmg. While she was at Seattle
Unt-versity, Mary Ann was a member or Sodality, a nursmg club, and the hiking club. Her interests incrnde hiking and
sewing. She plans on a career in nurs-ing upon the completion or her two
years m the PC.
LEONARD LINTNER, TEFL, 323 East
Main, Gnadenhutten, Ohio, graduated
from Bowling Green State University
with a BA in International Studies in June, 1967. While at Bowling Green, he participated in Phi Alpha Theta
(Nation-al History Honorary and Varsity La-crosse. Len's hobbies include reading, stamps, hiking, swimming and Lacrosse. Futuer plans after the PC are aimed
to-ward the Foreign Service.
LAWRENCE S. LINDER, agriculture, 2026 12th St., Rock Island, Illinois, received his BA degree in sociology from Culver-Stockton College. His interests include
camping. fishing, boating and swim-ming. After the PC he plans a career in
social service work. His primary skills in-clude social service work and teaching.
HAROLD L. LITOFF, TEFL, 310 Norton St .. New Haven, Connecticut, attended Dartmouth College and Emory Universi-ty. He received a BA in history and while
in college was a member of the SSOC and the NAACP. Harold is interested in college teaching in the future, enjoys
sports, arts, and politics.
JUDY H. LITOFF, TEFL, 310 Norton St.,
New Haven, Connecticut, the wife of Harold, garduated from Emory Universi-ty and received a BA in history. While in college she belonged to several social
living groups. Her special interests are hiking, reading, cooking and, like her husband, politics. She hopes to attend graduate school after the PC.
ANITA M. McLELLAN, TEFL, Box 705, Devon, Pa., received her degree from the
University of Minnesota where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and was a
member of Sigma Kappa sorority. She
has worked for 25 years teaching
retard-ed children, is a member of the PEO
Sis-terhood. the Council of Exceptional Chil-dren, and the NEA. She and her hus-band, Lawrence, have retired, and after
her PC experience she hopes to continue
JAMES E. McCLURE, TEFL, Box 564, Le-banon, Missouri, went to Southwest
Mis-souri State College in Springfield, Mis
-souri for two years where he was a member of Sigma Tau Gamma fra:terni-ty He then went to Drury College and
majored in histo.ry. He hopes to continue his interests in history becoming a
teacher of ancient history and an
in-structor in special education.
LA WREN CE L. McLELLAN, Medical
Doc-tor. Box 705, Devon, Pa., received his
medical education at Northwestern
Uni-versity. He has practiced for forty years as a physician with a speciality in in-ternal medicine. He plans to enjoy his retirement when he leaves the PC.
THOMAS W. McCULLOCH, accounting,
2348 Shakespeare, Houston, Texas, grad-ua,ted from the University of Texas with a BA in Philosophy in June, 1967. While at Texas. he was a member of Kappa Sigma. His hobbies and interests include fishing, swimming and bowling. Tom's future plans include graduate school af-ter his PC service.
ROBERT E. MILLER, hydrology, 101 Cov-entry Road, Marietta, Ohio, graduated from Dartmouth College, receiving a BA in English, with a minor in mathema-tics. Bob likes swimming, diving and football and enjoys farm and labor work. He may return to graduate stud-ies atter the PC.
NELSON MELILLO, accounting, 3~ Aspen Road, West Orange, New Jersey, grad-uated from Lehigh University in
Pefm-sylvania in 1967 where he received a BS in Industrial Engineering and a BS In Business Administration. His interests in-clude travel, reading, dancing and lang-uages. Following his PC service he plans to take a management position with a manufacturing firm.
PATRICK W. MOLINARI, hydrology, 460 ::;. Bryant Ave., Tucson, Arizona, a grad-uate of Franklin Delano Roosevelt High ::;cnool. Patrick attended the Univ. of Arizona majoring in wildlife manage-ment. In addition to his studies he par-ticipated in the Univ. of Arizona Wild-life Club, Camp Wildcat, and Intramural
sports. He is interested in reading, hik-ing, hunting, fishing, nature study, and people. After the PC he hcpes to return to college. His primary skills include hydrology, wildlife management and public relations.
RICHARD P. MONTEROSSO, agriculture, 018 Senator St., Brooklyn, N. Y., went to Wagner College where he earned a BA in history. He was a member of his col-lege soccer team. Dick's interests include various sports; climbing, skiing, and he has had experience as a machinist and mason. He plans on graduate school af-ter his PC experience.
JONATHAN L. NEUSE, physical educa-tion, 310 Guana Coma Drive, New Braun-fels, Te~as, attended Elmhurst College and received ,a BA in English and phy-sical education. His college activities in-cluded football, choir, honor societies and student government. Jon will at.tend the United Theological Seminary after his PC experience.
MARY E. NAGY, nurse, 414 Lake St., Ta-was City, Michigan, a graduate of Ta-was Area High School, she attended Eastern Michigan Univ. where she re-ceived her diploma in nursing. She did part of her tmining at Sagninow Gen-eral Hospital. While in college she was a member of the band and MSNA. She is interested in sports and sewing. After the PC she plans to work in a hospital und to return to school.
MECHELE M. PALMER, TEFL, 3369 Lin-coln St.. St. Joseph, Michigan, is Bill's wife. Mechele graduated from St. Jo-seph's High School and Western Michi-gan and has a BA in education. She is interested in sewing, cooking, art, and jewelry making. Mechele hopes to con-tinue her education when she returns from the PC.
WILLIAM J, PALMER, TEFL, 3369
Lw-coln St., St. Joseph, Michigan, graduat -ed from Western Michigan University
and the University of Wisconsin where
he received his BA and MA in European
History. Bill is interested in sports,
journalism and history and would like to pursue his career as a teacher.
HUGH M. ROBERTSON, TEFL, 1094 14th Ave .. NW., Hickory, North Carolina, at-.tended the University of Michigan where
he earned his BA in anthropology. In
school he was elected to Phi Beta
Kap-pa, was a member of the Jazz Band as
well as the Japanese, Indian and
Indo-nesian Music Study Groups. His future
plans include graduate studies in the
field of ethno-musicology.
I.IUlU'HY L. REYNOLDS, physical edu
-cation, RD No. 1, Irving Ave., Millville, N.J., a gractuate of .tlrictgeton High School, Murphy received, his BS degree m soc.iology from North Carolina Col-lege. While in college Murphy was a
member of the Sociology Club, Groove
Phi Groove Social Fellowship, the
Psy-chOlogy Club, and the Spanish Club. He
was also a senior counselor and a
mem-ber O·f the Men's Steering Club. His in-terests include swimming, reading,
lis-tening to records, fishing and debating. After his two year PC experience he plans to attend graduate school in
so-ciology and hopes to tea.ch at the col-lege level. His primary skills include
teraching and counseling. •
.IEAN SADD, TEFL, 326 Fredrick Ave.,
Sewickley, Penna., has a BS in
elemen-tary education from Baldwin-Wallace. In
college she participated in the radio
station. dramatics and FTA. Jean will teach first grade after the PC.
THOMAS E. SADD, TEFL, 326 Yredenck Ave., :::iewickley, Penna., holds a BA ct. e-gree m political science from Geneva College. A political enthusiast, Tom's
college activities included Young Re-publicans, SCOPE and NAACP. Tom and nis wife Jean enjoy all outdoor act1v1-t1es. He plans to teach social stu01es
aner returning from the PC.
JOHN H. SCHAECHER, agriculture,
1toute 2, Cascade, Iowa, went to Loras College and received his BA in so-c101ogy. John was a member of the
S0-c1o1ogy Club and the Art Club. His
in-terests include golf, fishing, music and
art and he has had dairy farm
exper-ience.
UUNALD D. :::iAUEH, agriculture, Box lo5
Argoma, Kansas, attended Kensington
H1gn scnoo1 and Soutnwestern College
tor two years. Don enJoys sports and
reaamg novels. He wants to umsn
col-1 ~g" arrer his .Pc experience.
JOHN T. SCHNEIDER, agriculture, 410 8. 14th St., Fargo, North Dakota, received
a BA degree in English and Journalism from the North Dakota State University. He held several editorial positions on the college newspaper. Other activities 'in-clude the student senate, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Model UN Chairman, and his name is found in Who's Who in Ameri-can Colleges and Universities. He p1ans
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DONNA L. SHALLENBERGER, Secretary, 220 2nd, St., Bayview Trailer Park, Mid
-dletown, Rhode Island, since graduating
from high school, Donna has worked as clerk stenographer for the Navy in New-port, Rhode Island. Her hobbies and in-tersts includ,e swimming, sewing and library work. Future plans include work
with the Government .
MARIE B. STEEGE, nurse, V. Giercke (Attny.J Postville, Iowa, attended the University of Wisconsin and received an
MS in pediatric nursing. Her interests
include reading, knitting, dressmaking and her husband, Dick. Marie hopes to rt>turn to nursing after the PC.
JOHN E. SODEN, accountant, Box 26, Carpinteria, Calif., graduated from the University of California with a BS in
ac-counting. He was a member of Beta
Al-pha Psi. His interests include sailing,
sports, and reacting. After the PC he
pians to go to graduate school in
econo-mics. His primary skill is accounting.
TIIClIARD A. GTEEGE. math/science, V. Giercke, (Attny.J, Postville, Iowa went to Waterbury College, received a BA in
Math. His college activities include
Sci-ence Club and Student Education As-sociation. He has a special interest in piano and. organ music. Dick hopes to
return to secondary teaching after the PC.
l:~NJAMIN M. 'l'AYLOH, arts/crafts, ;!US
Norfolk St., Manchester, New
Hamp-shire, ente·red Keene State and th en Temple University where he graduated with a B Ed and MFA degree in Art. He likes fishing, has had experience in numerous art mediums, including
weav-ing, etchweav-ing, engravweav-ing, and sculpturing
l:len plans a career in teaching.
STEVEN .B. THEOBALD, agriculture, 326
W. Adams, Pittsfield, Illinois, attended the University of Illinois in Urbana, Ill.
He majored in finance and received a BS in th,at field in 1967 .. His interests include history, political science and economic development. Steve plans to attend
graduate school in education following his PC service.
~VELYN J. "fAYLOH, arts/cratts, ~U~
.Norfolk st., Manchester, New Hampshire, l:len's wire, attended Ohio Wesyleyan
university where she received a BFA in
art. Her mterests include drawing, paint-mg, photography, batik and tie dyeing,
anct weavmg. ~velyn plans, also, to
con-unue teachmg atter her PC
exper-ience.
GERALD M. THOHSON, agriculture, HR
No. ~ Mondovi, Wisconsin, after his grad-uation from Mondovi High School Ger-ald attended Wisconsin State University
where he received his BS degree in
agri-culture. While in college he was
asso-ciated with the Agrifalian Society, the
Lutheran Students Association, the
chemistry club and the geology club.
His interests include softball, basket-ball, fishing, swimming, football, and hunting. He hopes to go on to graduate
RICHARD L. TRADEWELL, TEFL, 18161 St. Moritz Circle, Santa Ana, Calif.,
at-tended Santa Ana College where he
re-ceived an Associate in Arts. He then
at-tended California State College at Ful-lerton where he majored in political science. Rich received his BA in 1967.
His hobbies include guitar playing and
he plans on graduate studies after the PC.
TIMOTHY J. WAGNER, accounting, 1728 Lattimer Dr., Columbus, Ohio, received
his BBA degree in accounting from the
University of Notre Dame. At Notre Dame he participated in the Notre Dame-South Bend tutoring program and
on the wrestling team. His interests in-clude stamp collecting, outdoor sports and activities and travel. His primary
skill is accounting.
SUSAN D. VALENTINE, nurse, 952 E. 7th South, Salt Lake City, Utah,
grad-uated from the University of Utah with
a BS in Nursing in June, 1967. While at
"Utah," she was a member of Alpha
Delta Phi and Newman Club. Her
hob-bies and interests include tennis,
camp-ing, photography, reading, music and
golf.
EUNICE E. WALLACE, nurse, 3560 Wash-ington Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, studied
nursing at St. Mary's School of
Nurs-ing where she became a member of the National Student Nurses Association and received her RN. Her interests include
painting and hiking, and she plans a
career in nursing education.
LINDA M. WARING, NURSE, Route 2, Box 250, Roanoke, Virginia, graduated from the University of North Carolina with a BS in Nursing in June, 1967. While at North Carolina, she was a member of the Student Nurses Associa-tion. Her hobbies and interests include reacting, camping, sewing, and water skiing.
MARALEE A. WARNER, arts and crafts, 5474 N. Lake Dr., Whitefish Bay, Wis-consin, attended Glenbard High School in Glen Ellyn, Illinois then went to Mil-waukee-Downer College where she re-ceived her BA in art with a minor in so-ciology. Maralee has worked ror the Milwaukee Psychiatric Hospital as a therapist. She married Dave in Maren 1966.
LJAVlD C. WARNEH., math anct science, ::i4"/4 N. Lax:e Dr., Whitetish Hay,
Wis-c:;unsin, attended the University or
W1s-c:;onsin where he received a B::; 111 zoo10-15y in 1\:)66. 1Jave·s interests are jazz, ciass1ca1 music, reacting ana pnotogra-phy. He plans to enter mect1ca1 school upon return from his PC service.
.l(l!)V C WEBB. agricu"tture, Rt. 5, Mack Road, Asheboro, North Carolina, graa-uatect from North Carolina State
Uni-versity with a BA in Sociology in June, H/67. His interests and hobbies include 11rinting. reading and athletics. Future plans after the PC include graduate
HOBElff C. WE1SSBEH8, TEF'L, 3355 Mac·s Road, lteddmg, California, receiv-ed a BA in .l!;nglish literature trom San .l:"rancisco State College. His interests in-crnde music, tennis and sw1mmmg and ne nopes to oecome a public school teacher after the .PC.
PETE.lt M. YOELL, 'l'.l!;FL, 050 Hamilton Ave., Glen }{ock, New Jersey, graduated from George Washington University with a BA in Political Science in June, 1967. While at George Washington, he was a member of Phi Kappa Alpha fra-ternity and the Young Democrats. Pete nets traveled extensively in Europe and the Middle East and studied for a year
1 64-1:i5 > at Hamburg University.
!.IAHGA.KET I. WHlT:l!;, secretary, 0~Jll4 E.
capitol ::it., Wasnmgton, vc, attended J.Setne1 College wnere sne was a mem-ber of Entre Nous. She is· a member of Meet Americans club, volunteer for Washington International Center. She has been a secretary, an account-ant, and enjoys sewing, dancing, flower arranging and cooking.
HOBERT J. Z!EGLER, agncu1ture, Zieg-ler !<'arms, Burnside, Ulinois, grew up on a farm near the Mississippi River. He graduated trom MacMurray College in
1967 where he received a BA in math and psychology. One of his summers was spent working in a factory in Got-tmgen, Germany. His interests include sailing, hunting, fishing, sports cars, mu
-sic, art and travel. He plans to enter r:raduate school after his PC service.
Peace Corps Training Program
Afghanistan XIII
Estes Park, Colorado
Spring 1968
SUSAN A, ADAMS, TEFL, 13023 S, West-ern, Blue Island, Illinois. Susan re-ceived a BA in Anthropology at the University of Illinois, She enjoys writ-ing, sewwrit-ing, readwrit-ing, and drama. She worked as a salesgirl, clerk and wait-ress while attending school,
DvNALD A, BAIRD, TEFL, 4 Walker
Avenue, Syosset, New York, Donald re-ceived his BA in Anthropology at Hof-stra University, His interests include photography, music and drama,
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Embassy, Tunis, Tunisia, Robert re-ceived his BA degree in Political Sci-ence at Huron College, Huron, South Dakota, where he belonged to the Pol-itical Science League, Young Demo-crate, and student Senate, He is in-terested in Stereo Electronics, read-ing, swimming and other related sub-jects,
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DAVID A, BRAGMAN, Industrial Arts, Shongum Lake, RFD #3, Dover, New Jersey, David received his BA degree in Industrial Arts at Trenton State College, He likes to spend his free time skiing, swimming, sailing and doing leather work, He has worked as a lifeguard the past three summers,
JOANNE M. CARTER, Nursing, 1093 E.
Bourbannais Street, Kankakee, Illinois. Joanne received her three year nursing diploma at St. Mary's School of Nursing. She likes to paint in her off-duty hours.
HENRIETTA A. CORTO, TEFL, 112 Adelaide Street, Hartford, Conn. Hen-rietta received her BA degree in Eng-lish from St. Joseph's College. Hen-rietta likes to sew in her spare time. She spent three months in India in 1966 with Experiment in International Liv-ing.
RONALD E. COENS, Surveyor, 609
An-thony Lane, Madison, Wisconsin. Ronald
attended the University of Wisconsin
majoring in Civil Engineering. While in the university he was vice - president of its chapter of the American Society of Engineers, Ron is interestedinphoto-graphy and spends much of his spare time pursuing this hobby.
MICHAEL D. DELANEY, TEFL, 3523 Naples, Corpus Christi, Texas, Michael received his BA degree in English from St, Edwards University at Austin where he worked three years on the college newspaper, He was feature and assoc-iate editors, worked on layout, proof-reading, headlining. He served as chair-man of a student government academic committee, Mike says his main interests are teaching although he enjoys stamp
KATHERINE DEMOPULOS,LabTechni-cian, 3607 S. Narcissus Way,, Denver, Colorado. Kathy received her training at
Wisconsin General Hospital and has worked for the past twelve years in her field in the Denver area. In addition
to her work Kathy is interested in sew-ing, knitting, skiing, bridge and chess and has been active working with
In-ternational House and YWCA.
ALICE K. DUENWALD, N,urse, Box 94, Lebanon, South Dakota, Alice received her BS degree at Mount Marty College in the field of Medical Technology and appeared in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Alice plays the piano and enjoys swimming in her
spare time.
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DOMINICK D. DI DONE, TEFL, 319
N. Levµt Street, Rome, New York.
Dominick received his BA degree in English Literature at Utica College
of. Syracuse University and enjoys
hunt-ing, fishing and writing.
JERALD H. EDWARDS, TEFL, 973 Mer-rimac Avenue, Norfolk, Vitgb}ia. Jerald received his BS degree in Sociology at Virginia State College and was active. on the newspaper staff, Public Relations
Committee and MOAC Social Club. Jer-ald enjoys sports of all kinds, likes to
CANDACE L. FIELDS, Nurse, 3584
Al-bee street, Eureka, California. Candace attended high school in Tachikawa, Japan and her three years nursing training at
st. Francis Hospital in San Francisco, California. She has been a Red Cross
Swimming instructor for three years. Candie's hobbies are reading, camping and fishing.
BARBARA H, FLAHAVAN, TEFL, 151 Buchanan St. San Francisco, California, Barbara attended CC S,F. for 2 years, the University of Vienna for 1 year and University of S.F. 1 year and has AA and BS degrees in Political Science. She was active in Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society, Associated Women and Ski Club. Her hobbies are sports, mu-sic and dancing.
JAMES R. FIELDS, Surveyor, 3584 Afbee
street, Eureka, California. James has attended Chico state College in Chico;
California and Humboldt state College
in Arcaia, California. His major has been
irt the civil engineering field. He is in-terested in flying, hiking and sport par-achuting. James is a member of the San Diego Skydivers, Redwood Skydivers and the Chico Sport Parachute Club.
DOUGLAS B. FRANCIS, Music teacher
-Trainer, 105 W. Delaware Ave., Urbana, Illinois. Doug has been a student at Whit-worth, University of California at Ber-keley and Wesleyan University. He has a BA in Anthropology and an MA in Ethnomusicology pending. He has been associated with the New Haven Interna-tional Folk Dancers. His hobbies are folk dancing, music and musical
DEBORAH L, FRANKS, TEFL, 1057 S, Alfred St., Los Angeles, California, Deborah has a BA degree in English from UCLA. Her hobbies are music, singing and drama, She has performed in modern ballet productions professionally and has traveled in England, Greece and Israel.
PAULETTE A. FRYE, Secretary, 4934
Rockville Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana. Paulette has attended Indiana Central College in Indianapolis, She has been em -ployed as a secretary for the last four years, Paulette lists all kinds of sports and rea(l\ng as her hobbies.
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MICHAEL PETER FRANKS, TEFL, 1057 S, · Alfred st., Los Angeles, California, Mike studied for his MA in English at the University of Oregon and at UCLA, His hobby is music, He has traveled in Western Europe, Greenland, Canada and Iceland.
CATHERINE M, GATES, Nurse, Lyons Road, Camillus, New York, Kitty re-ceived her BS degree in Nursing from D'Youville College in Buffalo, New York, Her hobbies are sewing, knitting, riding and skiing,
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RICHARD R. GENTRY, TEFL, 5605 Oak-vista Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio 45227. Dick graduated from Ohio state University and has a BS in physics. While in school he was a member of the marching band, military band and the university chorus. His hobbies are tennis, music and read-ing.
ROSS W. GOODELL, Math Teacher, Claremont, California. Ross attended Pomona College in Claremont and has a BA degree in Mat~e tics. While at school he was affiliat. with the college radio station. Wri · is his hobby.
ANITA RAE GOODELL, TEfL, Clare-mont, California. Anita has a BA degree in Zoology from Pomona College at Claremont, California. While at school she was active on the college news-paper, student FM Radio station and the Human Relations Council. Her hobbies are writing, cooking and singing,
BARBARA R. GRABOW, Nurse, 2132
Oak st., Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Bar-bara has attended Wisconsin state Uni-versity and received her nurses train-ing at Madison General Hospital School of Nursing. Since graduation she has worked in phychiatric and medical -surgical units. She really likes the out-of-doors and is cultivating an interest in hunting. She enjoys spectator and active sports, especially swimming,
J RONALD D, GRABOW, Science Teacher Trainer, 2132 Oak st., stevens Point, Wisconsin. Ron attended Wisconsin state University and has a BS in Biology, His primary interest is fishing and hunting, He hopes some day to be either a fish-eries biologist or a conservation war-den.
PHil..IP GRANT, Industrial Arts, state Game Farm, Forked River, New Jer-sey, Philip is a graduate of the Univer-sity of Bridgeport in Bridgeport, Con-necticut. He has a BS degree in Indus-trial Design, His hobby is music and he plays the guitar.
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KARLA GRANT, TEFL, Game Farm, Forked River, New Jersey. Karla gra-duated from Glassboro state University in New Jersey with a BA degree, Before being accepted for Peace Corps Train-ing, Karla was teaching pre-school child-ren at Toms River, New Jersey.
COREEN G, HABKIRK, TEFL, Churu-busco, Indiana. Coreen attended Wheat-_ on College and has a BA in Speech, While in school she was active in the College Drama Clubs and is interested in crafts • She taught in the elementary schools in Harvey, Illinois before being accepted for Peace Corps Training •. Coreen has traveled in . Great Britain and Europe.
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LON K. HABKffiK, TEFL, 3590 Rue Foret Dr., Flint, Michigan. Lon 'is a graduate of Wheaton College with a de-gree in Fine Arts. He was student Un-ion President. His hobby is painting and culture studies.
RICHARD D. HUFFMAN, Physical
Edu-cation, 139 University Blvd., Toledo, Ohio. Richard graduated from the Uni-versity of Toledo with a BS in Biology-Chemistry. He is interested in most all athletics having played high school basketball and football. In high school he edited the year book, and at college was associated with Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Beta Beta Beta Biology Honorary.
CARTER HOFFMAN, Industrial Arts, 1033 E. 66th Way, Long Beach, Calif-ornia. Carter has been self-employed as a real estate broker in Long Beach, California. He also is a professional beekeeper having had his own migratory bee farm for the past 6 years. His hob-bies are sculpture, woodcarving, arts and crafts.
SHARYN M. HUFFMAN, Nurse,
139Uni-versity Blvd., Toledo, Ohio, Sharyn was raised in Fostoria, Ohio. She was active in drama groups and yearbook editor and graduated valedictorian of her class from high school. Sharyn took her nurses training at st. Vincent's School of
Nurs-ing where she graduated first in her class scholastically. She has been employed at
st. Vincent• s Hospital and Medical Center specializing in Pediatrics. Her hobbies
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HENRY S. INTil..I, TEFL,. 1192 Park
Avenue, New York City. Henry received his BS degree in Biology from
Dickin-son College in Carlisle, Pa. Henry has
worked in amateur theatrical produc-tions and likes music.
MARGARET A. JOHNSON, TEFL. 10306
N.W. 26th Ave., Vancouver, Washington. Margaret has a degree from the Uni-versity of Washington. She majored in history while there. Her outside interests include sewing and knitting, bicycling, reading and music.
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JO ANN K, INTil..I, TEFL, 1192 Park
Avenue, New York City. JoAnn
gra-duated from Fieldston School in New
York and then attended Dickinson Col-lege in Pennsylvania. She has a BA
de-gree in English. While at Dickinson she
was particularly interested in working
with the backstage drama groups.
RICHARD S. JOHNSON, TEFL, 10306
N. W. 26th Ave., Vancouver, Washington. Dick has a BA degree from the Univer-sity of Washington in Political Science. He is interested in photography and art
GEORGIA LEE JOYAL, Secretary, 88
Maple St., Burlington, Vermont. Georgia attended Phoenix Jr. College in Arizona and has worked as a stenographerforthe last eight years including one year as a steno for the Institute for International Economics at Stockholm, Sweden. She en-joys skiing, skating, tennis and singing.
SHIRLEY A. KOCH, TEFL, 5212Brook-lyn, Kansas City, Missouri. Shirley has her BA degree from the University of Missouri at Kansas City and majored
in Psychology. She is a skilled horse-woman and likes sports car rallies.
THOMAS WILLIAM KELTY, TEFL, 2,223
Coral Sea Dr., Youngstown, Ohio. Tom graduated from Ohio University with a major in English. While at college he was president of Sigma Chi Fraternity, was Inter Fraternity Government rep-resentative and was Editor of Sphere Lit-erary Magazine. He uses his free time for sailing, scuba diving, writing and en-joys movies. During the summer of 1965 he traveled in Europe under the univ-ersity's work and travel abroad prog-ram and particularly liked the Scandi-navian countries.
DIMITRI B. LEDKOVSKY, TEFL, 601 W. 160th St., New York, N.Y. Dimitri graduated from Columbia with a major in French and a minor in Russian. He is fluent in both languages. His hobbies include rowing and literature and writ-ing. Dimitri has traveled in many Eur-opean countries.
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EUGENE B, LOVERICH, Surveyor, R.R.
#'J, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Eugene has a degree from the University of Detroit
in Engineering Mechani'cs, He belonged
to Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity, Newman
Club, C,S,A, Big Brother and Parish
Council. His hobbies are track and
cross country running, reading, skiing, and working on cars,
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KATHLEEN A, LYNAUGH, Nurse, 820
Woodrow street, Madison, Wisconsin. Kathleen has a BS degree from the University of Wisconsin and is licensed as a R,N, in Madison, She was a mem-ber of Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority and the Associated Women students. Her hobbies are sewing, piano and hik-ing,
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JOHN B, LYNAUGH, Surveyor, 820 Woodrow, Madison, Wisconsin. John is
a graduate of the University of
Wis-consin with a degree in secondary equ
-cation, He majored in Speech and Eng-lish. John was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity, is an avid football fan and
enjoys bicycling and other outdoor
sports, He has been active in all phases
of dramatic production having belonged
to the Wisconsin Players, a drama group,
ROSE-MARY McCULLOCH, TEFL, 2318 Shakespeare, Houston, Texa~. Mary at-tended the University of T¢as at Aus-tin and graduated fro m Southwestern University at Georgetown, Texas with a
BA in Psychology, She was
vice-presi-dent of Delta Zeta sorority and has done volunteer social work. Mary lists sports as her hobby.
THOMAS W, MCCULLOCH, Math Teach-er, 2348 Shakespeare, Houston, Texas. Tom graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a major in Philo-sophy, He was Secretary - Treasurer of his fraternity, Kappa Sigma, Tom likes the water - fishing and boating being his favorite hobbies.
ANNE MARY O'ROURKE, Lab.:. Tech-nician, 3138 Aramingo Avenue, Phila-delphia, Pennsylvania. Anne graduated from St. Joseph's College at
Philadel-phia with ·a BS in. Chemistry, She has
beeri employed as a medical technician in Philadelphia. Her ~obbies are bowling and the guitar.
DONALD R. MOORE, TEFL, 5348 Rol-ston Avenue, Norwood, Ohio, Don is a Social Education major having received his degree from Ohio State University, His hobbies are sports and music.
CHARLOTTE OTTS, Science, 5 Granville Road, Columbia, South Carolina.
Char-lotte has an AB degree in Zoology from
the University of North Carolina. Char-lotte's hobbies and interests are
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CARROLL PERRY, ill, TEFL, 902 High st., Dedham, Mass. Carroll is a graduate
of Williams College in Williamstown,
Massachusetts. His major was in
Am-erican Studies. He enjoys music having been a member of the Glee Club, Choir
and Ephlats, a small men's singing group.
JOAN F. PETERSON, Lab Technician,
1504 Farlow Ave., Crofton, Maryland. Joan has a BS degree from the Uni-versity of Cincinnati. She majored in medical technology. Her hobbies are reading, sewing and cooking.
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CARY P. PERRY, TEFL, 902 High St., Dedham, Mass. Cary is a graduate of Vassar at Poughkeepsie, New York. She
was a Liberal Arts major. While at
school she was a member of the Vas-sar G-Stringers, a folk singing group. Cary plays the guitar and likes tennis. She has traveled in several European
countries.
Wll,LIAM B. PLUMMER, P.E.
Teach-er - TrainTeach-er, 1342 Lakewood, Detroit, Michigan. Bill is a graduate of the University of Detroit, having a BS
de-gree in Mathematics. He played sports in high school, intramurals in college.
At the time of Peace Corps acceptance
he was in the midst of a teaching fel-lowship at the University of Detroit. He was a member of Pi Mu Epsilon, a national honorary math fraternity, plays
the guitar and has an interest in E.S.P
DEBORAH JOY QUIMBY, Nurse, 13315 Pleasant Valley Rd., Woodstock, Illinois. Deborah is a registered nurse, having graduated from the Grant Hospital School
of Nursing in Chicago and specializing in obstetrics. Her hobbies are art and music.
JAMES B. ROSE, Surveyor, Downsville, New York. James attended Cornell Uni-versity and graduated with a BS in Civil Engineering. While at college he was a member of AXP Fraternity, Outing Club and Rod and Bob. His hobbies are sports and camping and canoeing. While in the armed services he traveled a great deal in the European countries.
DAY W. RADEBAUGH, TEFL, 34118
Cortland, Farmington, Michigan. Day is a
graduate of Michigan State University at
East Lansing, Michigan. He has a B.A. degree with a major in Philosophy. He is a member of Phi Eta Sigma, Delta
Chi. His hobbies are drawing and music.
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RUTH A. SCHIESL,Secretary, 933 Wood-lawn Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. Ruth Ann
lists as her hobbies softball, reading, sewing and playing volleyball. She has been employed as a secretary in
EMILY F. SIMPSON, Nurse, 30 Mitchell St., Henderson, North Carolina. Emily has a BF A degree from the University of North Carolina and majored in art and history. She has taught this past year in Mebane, North Carolina. While in school she worked on the school pa-per and was in the choir. She is an ac-complished pianist and ,organist. Her hobbies are oil painting, sewing and cook-ing.
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ROBERT WILLIAM SIMPSON, TEFL, 138. Lake Drive West, Wayne, New Jersey. Bob is a graduate of the
Uni-versity of Notre Dame with an AB degree
in Communication Arts. He worked on the
yearbook at school, was a member of the Glee ,Club and the Choir. His interests are theology and music, choir, organ and composition, Photography is also a hobby with him.
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MARY H. SIMPSON, Nurse, 118 Maple-wood Drive, West Galesburg, Michigan. Mary took her nurses training at Shel-don Memorial Hospital in Albion, Michi-gan in 1931. In 1959 she received her BS from Western Michigan University .it Kalamazoo, Michigan where she maj-ored in nursing and psychology. She
enjoys meeting new people and seeing new places. Canoeing and trips into the wilderness of Canada have been her main recreation. Mary has the distinct-ion of being the only grandmother among
the trainees.
WILLIAM F. SIMPSON, TEFL, Rte. 2,
Waxhaw, North Carolina. Bill graduated from the University of North Carolina with an AB in Psychology. He belonged to Gamma Beta Phi, Westminster
Fel-lowship and the Y.M.C.A. He has done volunteer work in the state mental
in-stitution working primarily with emo-tionally disturbed and mentally retarded. He is interested in audio visual work and in psychology.
KATHLEEN SIPOS, TEFL, 7232 Mc-Kenna Place, Englewood, Ohio. Kathy has
a BA degree in history having graduated
from the University of Dayton in
Day-toh, Ohio. She also attended the
Uni-versity of Poitiers in Tours, France
during the summer of 1967. Her
hob-bies are bridge, painting, piano, reading
and sewing.
HAZEL F. STUBBLEBINE, Nurse, 16
Axholme Rd., York, Maine. Hazel took her nursing training at Maine General Hospital in Portland, Maine. Her hobbies are gardening, cooking and hiking.
GERALD E. SMETZER, Surveyor, 1228 Anastasia Ave., Coral Gables, Florida. Gerald graduated from the University of
Alaska and has a B.A. degree in
Eng-lish. He was Vice-President of the
Uni-versity Debate Club and President ofthe Associated Students. He has traveled in European countries as well as in
Mor-rocco and Japan. He is interested in fly
-ing and has a private pilot's license,
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JAY D. STUMP, Surveyor, 2389 Hurst
Dr., /N,E., Atlanta, Georgia. Jay
gra-duated from Georgia Tech with a BAE
in Aerospace Engineering. He belongs
to the American Institute of Aeronautics
and Astronautics. His hobbies are golf,
tennis, and he is interested in sports
MARK T. SVENDSEN, Math Teacher, R.R. 5, Box 420-B, Terre Haute, Ind-iana, Mark has an AB degree in Physics from Indiana state University. He is a member of Pi Lambda Phi and the
Am-erican Institute of Physics. His hobbies and interests are golf, reading, photo-graphy and jazz.
CHRISTABEL T, THRELKELD, TEFL, 17517 Santa Cruz Hwy,, Los Gatos, California. Toby graduated from state University College at Geneseo with a BS degree in Education. While in school she was active in Kappa Delta Pi and Alpha Delta Epsilon. Her hobbies are sewing, reading and painting.
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FFREY LAWRENCE THORN,Survey-' 6 Winton Terrace, Wilton, Connec-ut. Jeff is a graduate of Cornell Uni-versity with a BS in Mechanical Engin-eering. He is interested in music, hav-ing played professionally in a band this past year in Vermont. His hobbies are airplanes and the outdoors.
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ROBERT M, THRELKELD, Teacher-Trainer, 17517 Santa Cruz Hwy., Los Gatos, California. Bob is a graduate of the University of Illino~. He has a master's in education and his primary interest is in rehabilitation counseling. His hobbies are hiking and camping.HARRY D, TILLERY, Ind. Arts, 624 Church street, Williamston, N.C. Harry graduated from Elizabeth City State Col-lege with a BA in Industrial Arts. He is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. His hobbies are fishing and woodwork-ing.
NANCY G. VANVALKENBURGH, TEFL, 429 Locust Ave., Huntsville, Alabama, Nancy is a graduate of the University
of Alabama and has a BA degree in English. She was a member of the'
French Club, is an associate member
of American Association of Geographers. Her hobbies are photography, playing the flute, mapping, exploring, sewing and cooking.
Center
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tuaining puoguarn
c4/9hani~tan
SPRING 1969
Estes Park, Colorado
MOHAMMAD HAS.SAN KAYHAN, Language Instructor
Place of Birth: Herat, Afghanistan
Permanent Address: 1-lerat D.M.A., Afghanistan
Work Experience: Agricultural teacher, English teacher, Biology Teacher Education: Graduate from Faculty of Agriculture, Kabul University (B.S.)
Special Interests: Reading, sports (volleyball, soccer, ping-pong, etc.)
HABIBA AMRI, Language Teacher
Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Present Address: Karty-say, Kabul, Afghanistan
Work Experience: Headmaster for six years at Rabia Balkhi School,;
English Department Chairman for three years at Rabia Balkhi School
Education: B.A. from Kabul University Faculty of Education English
Department;
Special Interests: Sewing and knitting
SULTAN MOHD. MOHEBZADA, Language Instructor
Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Permanent Address: Karte-Wali, House No. 536, Kabul, Afghanistan
Work Experience: After graduation from Kabul University taught at
Habibia High School; then nominated to work as English Chairman
in one of the schools and as an area supervisor in one of the schools
in Afghanistan. This is the fifth year to work with Columbia team in
Afghanistan.
Education: Ghazi High School and Faculty of Literature English Section,
University of Afghanistan
Special Interests: Collecting nature pictures and football and collecting
stamps.
F ARIDA ISSAQ, Language Instructor
Place of Birth, Kabul, Afghanistan
Permanent Address: Shari-now Kabul, Afghanistan
CHERYL BETH STETLER, Project Director Place of Birth: York County, Pennsylvania
Present Address: Peace Corps Training Program, Estes Park,
Colo-rado 80517
Permanent Address: R. D. #1, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
Work Experience: PCV Nursing Instructor for Auxillary nurses in
Afghanistan; supervisor of Central Supply; participant in pilot
smallpox program. Last year spent working in training programs as nursing advisor, nursing co-ordinator and nursing consultant for CRE. Technical Coordinator for Smallpox Training Program, Afghanistan XV.
Education: R. N. from Temr,le University Hospital School of Nursing;
B.S. from Temple University
Special Interests: Guitar, reading, music, and travel
KRISTINA ENGSTROM, Assistant Project Director Place of Birth: New Haven, Conn.
Present Address: Peace Corps Training, Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Permanent Address: Ellisville, Buzzards Bay, RFD., Mass. 02532 Work Experience: 1962-64 Peace Corps Volunteer - Teacher in the Philippines; 1965-68 Office of Training, NANESA, Peace Corps, Washington (also Office of Contracts), Director, Afghanistan XV Peace Corps Training Program.
Education: 1961 - BA Boston University - History
RON CASTALDI, Administrative Assistant
Place of Birth: St. Albans, New York
Permanent Address: 985 Poppyfields Drive, Altadena, Calif. 91001 Work Experience: PCV Tunisia, TEFL, 1965-67. Tunisia Peace Corps
Training Programs
Education: B.A. Psychology, University of Redlands. USC - Thesis yet to finish, M.A., International Relations
M. ESMAEL BURHAN, Language Co-Ordinator Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Present Address: Peace Corps/ Afghanistan, Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Permanent Address: Department of Languages, Faculty of Education
Kabul University, Kabul, Afghanistan
Work Experience: Teacher of English at Habibia High School 1961-63 Member of the Institute of Education and Teacher of the Faculty of Letters; 1966-68 Director of the Department of Languages of the Faculty of Education
Education: B.A. from the Faculty of Letters, M.A. T-C Columbia University in Linguistics and the teaching of Foreign Lang-uaees: Professional Diploma in Applied Linguistics and Education from T.C. Columbia University
Special Interest or Hobbies: Reading, music, swimming, volleyball.
MOHAMMED N. TOKHI, Language Instructor Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Present Address: 2276 Maywood Avenue, San Jose, Calif, 95128 Permanent Address: 130/2 Qalae Fatula Khan, Kabul, Afghanistan Work Experience: One year teaching English while a freshman in college. English translator and teaching with the Afghan Peace Corps Programs.
Education: B,A, - Law and Political Science, Working on an M.P.A, in Public Administration
Special Interest or Hobbies: Soccer, swimming, (sports generally), music and reading,
GHULAM JELANI NABIY AR, Language Instructor Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Permanent Address: Kabul-Karti-Darwan
Work Experience: Teacher for three years in Naderia-lycee, Kabul, as a principle for two years in Toleqan lycee located in a province of our country.
Education: B.A. Faculty of Letters
Special Interests or Hobbies: Sports, Music, and studying,
GHULAM HASSAN, Language Instructor Place of Birth: Kandahar, Afghanistan Permanent Address: Kandahar, Afghanistan Work Experience: Teacher, teaching mathematics
Education: High School in Kandahar, Afghanistan, Kabul University Engineering College for three years,
MRS, MIAMOONA SADUU, Language Instructor Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Permanent Address: Bi Bi Mahro, Kabul, Afghanistan
Work Experience: English Department Chairman and English Teacher in Aisha-Duraini School for one year,
Education: B,A, from Kabul University Faculty of Education
Special Interests: Reading books, magazines, knitting and sports, especially basketball.
AQILA KARZAI, Language Instructor Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan Present Address: Kandahar, Afghanistan Permanent Address: Kabul, Afghanistan
Work Experience: Teacher of geography and history in Zargoana and
.Kandahar four years,
Education: Kabul University Faculty of Letters; B,A, Kabul University Special Interests: Cooking and sewing,
M, MUNIR KAHIST ANI, Language Instructor Place of Birth: Kahistan,' Afghanistan Permanent Address: Baghlan Vo-Ag School
Work Experience: Teacher in Baghlan Vo-Ag School and teaching Ag-English and Agricultural Engineering,
Education: B,S, of Faculty of Agriculture, Kabul University Special Interests: Sports and music, reading,
MOHAMMAD BASHIR, Language Instructor Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Permanent Address: Nakhass 28-3, Kabul, Afghanistan
Work Experience: Language Supervisor two years. Language assistant coordinator for Group
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Peace Corps Volunteers to Afghanistan in USA and In-Country programs,Education: Habibia High School, B.A. 1965 from Faculty of Education, English Dept,, Kabul University
Special Interests: Working hard, collecting stamps, pictures, traveling
RABIA TOKHI, Language Instructor Place of Birth: Kabul, Afghanistan
Permanent Address: 130/2 Qalae Fatulah Khan, Kabul, Afghanistan Work Experience: Language Instructor Afghanistan Peace Corps
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Education: Graduate Zarghona High School Special Interests: Basketball, cooking and sewing.
ABDUL RASIQ, Hilt Language Instructor
FOUZIA SHARIFI, Hilt Language Instructor
NIAZ M. AHADYAR, Hilt Language Instructor
KHAN S. RAHi, Hilt Language Instructor
OMAR CAHIDI, Hilt Language Instructor
ABDUL HABIB KHALIQI, House and Town Planning Coordinator Place of Birth: Kandahar, Afghanistan
Permanent Address: 919 Bradish Avenue, La Junta, Colorado 81050 Work Experience: Survey Conductor, Capitol Regional Planning Agency, Hartford, Conn.; Governor of Lagman and Lagard Provinces, Af-ghanistan; Financial Commissioner, Afghanistan; Director General of Accounting HVA Afghanistan; Legal Advisor HV A Afghanistan Edcuation: High School, Kandahar, Afghanistan, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Kabul, Afghanistan, MA in Public Administration AUB Lebanon Special Courses in Economic Theory and Math; Economic Institute University of Colorado; Specialized courses in
operation and management, University of Connecticut.
Special Interests: Camping, hunting, reading
ROYCE LA NIER, Technical Advisor, House and Town Planning and In-country Coordinator
Place of Birth: Dallas, Texas
Permanent Address: 3618 Cortez Drive, Dallas, Texas 75220
Work Experience: Advisor, Southern Regional Education Board, Archi-tectural Film Series; PCV Architect, Tunisia; Various Architec-tural Offices in Texas, Campus planning associate (San Antonio), Urban Design Planning Consultant, Little Rock, Arkansas, Univer-sity of Notre Dame, Department of Architecture
