James A. Hallman was recognized as a Legion of Honor member by the Pottstown, Pa. Kiwanis Club during its 80th anniversary celebration. James has served in every elected position within the club, and was honored for having a 58-year perfect attendance record.

Mary (Meyers) Burkholder and husband Paul are retired and living in Gettysburg, Pa. They keep busy doing volunteer work, reading books, playing bridge, golfing, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.

Siu-Chim Chan earned an advanced degree in engineering from Columbia University. Following graduation he joined the New York City consulting engineering firm of Bernard F. Greene, later becoming a partner in the firm. A project that the firm completed at Brown University led to his appointment as the director of their physical plant. Chim received an honorary degree from Brown in 1975. He and wife Betty keep busy in their retirement by playing tennis and swimming almost every day. They enjoy a winter escape to Aruba each year, where they spend eight weeks scuba diving and relaxing with their three children and grandchildren. Chim fondly remembers his time at Juniata, where he played tennis and bridge with the late Harold B. Brumbaugh '33.

Alice (Banks) Meader retired following 27 years of teaching at Covenant Preschool in Wilmington, Del.