Marion (Truax) Hull '27 March 2004

Walter J. Hamer '29 June 29, 2004-Walter resided in Washington, D.C. where, in his retirement, he was a scientifi c consultant for the government and private industry. He raised camellias and was editor of The Structure of Electrolytic Solutions. During World War II, Walter developed a method to extend the life of dry-cell batteries used by U.S. forces in tropical battlefi elds from one week to six months. He also worked on the Manhattan Project, which produced the atomic bomb. Walter was the chief of the Bureau of Standard's electrochemistry section for 20 years. He was awarded an honorary doctorate of science degree from Juniata College in 1966. Walter also received the Commerce Department's Gold Medal for distinguished government service in 1965. He was the husband of the late Alma Hamer. Survivors include his daughter Margaret and a grandson.

Margaret (Baker) Cuppett '32 February 1, 2004-Margaret is survived by daughter Phoebe Cuppett-Caverly '62, son Charles C. Cuppett '66 and sister Verna (Baker) Smith '36. Dorothy (Brougher) Edwards '32 June 1, 2004.

Mildred (Kreider) Muncey '32 December 4, 2002-Mildred is survived by daughter Nora (Muncey) Fugate '79 and grandson James.

Dorothy (Metcalfe) Clemens '36 June 28, 2004-Dorothy was married to the late George B. Clemens '36 in 1949. She worked at the Westminster College Library from 1968 to 1978, federal government personnel offices in Washington, D.C. from 1941 to 1949, and taught English in Waynesboro, Pa., and Huntingdon Area High School, Huntingdon, Pa. Dorothy was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Hermitage, Pa. She is survived by son Thomas, daughter-in-law Kathryn Clemens, and two grandchildren.

Jean E. Foulke '38 October 20, 2003-Jean retired from the National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Md. She spent her last two decades as a librarian.

Audrey (Aurandt) Allison '39 January 2004

Anna (Smith) Fronk '39 February 28, 2004-Anna was a home economics teacher in the Juniata County (Pa.) School District for many years and was an active member of the Juniata County Retired Teacher's Association.

Mary (Quiggle) Nittoli '40 January 8, 2004-Mary was a retired elementary school teacher with the Elizabeth, N.J. school system. She was also a member or the American Association of University Women, the River Bend (Va.) Garden Club and a River Bend golf group, the Fillies.

Rodney E. Gallagher '41 March 25, 2004.

Herbert P. Landes '42 April 14, 2004-Herbert lived in Scottsdale, Ariz. with his wife of 60 years, Alta (Brougher) Landes '41. Herbert moved to Scottsdale in 1956 and founded the Valley Presbyterian Church, which eventually grew to more than 1,700 members. He also served as a U.S. Navy chaplain and ministered to congregations in Larchmont, N.Y. and Kennett Square, Pa. In early 1970, Herb left the active ministry and started a new career as a residential real estate broker, showing homes and land in the community he loved. Herb is survived by his wife, three children, brothers G. Lawrence Landes '59 and Robert P. Landes '54, and three other siblings.

Mary (Simpson) Welliver '42 April 20, 2004-Mary earned a master's degree in education from Penn State University in 1949 and taught in the Philipsburg, Pa.- and Coalport, Pa.-area school systems. She was a very active member of the United Methodist Church. Mary is survived by son Richard and sisters Pearl (Simpson) Smith '46 and Martha Kozar.

Jane (Glendenning) Abbott '43 April 3, 2004-Jane was an elementary teacher in Pennsylvania and Ohio for 41 years.

Mary Beth (High) Bieber '43 July 20, 2004-A missionary and teacher, Mary Beth served in Nigeria from 1950 to 1963, where she taught and was a school principal. She retired from teaching in Harleysville, Pa. She served as a pastor's wife at Church of the Brethren pastorates in Nebraska and several communities in Pennsylvania. Mary Beth was an active volunteer with Brethren Disaster Relief and Brethren Village, Lancaster, Pa. She was as active member of the Juniata College Alumni Association. Along with writing letters and visiting friends, she enjoyed embroidery, concerts, and baking. Mary Beth is survived by her husband of 60 years Charles M. Bieber '41, sons Larien G. Bieber '67 and Dale Bieber; daughters Bonnie (Bieber) Corcoran '71, Marla Abe and Dorreen Miller, adopted son Karagama Gadzama, adopted daughters Jeanette Matarita and Judy Sterner, 13 grandchildren, including Troy L. Graves-Abe '99 and Joel J. Abe '02, two great-grandchildren, and sister Martha (High) Hershberger '49.

William J. Pastuszek '46 July 14, 2004-A long time resident of Swarthmore, Pa., William was an active community leader. He established his real estate offi ce in Chester, Pa. in 1947 and relocated to Swarthmore in 1963. During his 57 years in the Delaware County (Pa.) real estate industry, he developed more than 1,000 commercial, industrial, self storage garages, apartments, and residential units. He served many commercial and beneficent organizations, including the Swarthmore Rotary Club, the Delaware County Board of Realtors, and the Ukrainian National Association. William is survived by his wife of 56 years, Theodozia, brother Michael T. Pastuszek '53, two sons, one daughter, and six grandchildren.

Josephine M. Clark '47 May 1, 2004-Josephine lived in Sarasota, Fla. where she enjoyed her retirement by leading aquatics classes at Sunnyside Village and working as a volunteer at Asian Rural Institute. She previously resided in Westfield, N.J., Tokyo, Japan, and Seoul, Korea, where she was the children's choir director, Sunday school teacher, president of United Methodist Women, Welfare Chair in Tokyo American Club, and kitchen group meal planner for several churches. Josephine is survived by husband Fred, three children, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild.

S. Ray Hollinger '51 March 1, 2004-Ray was president of W.H. Davis Company (Davis Buick Automotive Dealership). He was also very active in the community. He is survived by wife Joan.

Lena (Hostetler) Yoder '53 May 1, 2004-Lena earned a master's degree from Wittenberg College, Springfield, Ohio. She worked for more than 35 years as a teacher and elementary school principal in the Graham School system of western Ohio. Lena is survived husband Avon.

Joan (Irvin) Hill '55 August 5, 2004

David R. Appleby '56 February 15, 2004-David retired as principal of Palmyra (Pa.) Area Middle School after 30 years of service and went on to serve as assistant principal of Palmyra Area High School for several years. He was an avid golfer and sports fan, serving as an announcer for Palmyra football games and track meets. David was a veteran of the Korean Conflict, serving in the National Guard. He is survived by wife Glenda, sister Ardeth, and brother Thomas M. Appleby Jr. '55.

William J. Artz '59 October 9, 2003-William was a teacher at Cherry Hill (N.J.) High School West for 38 years. He is survived by wife Mary and children William Jr., Matthew, Kristen, and Jennifer. George E. Gilbert '64 March 26, 2004-George earned a master's degree from Temple University in 1967. He taught mathematics at Council Rock High School, Newtown, Pa. for 37 years and he coached their Mathletes team from 1976 to 2000. In 1990 he was awarded the Edyth May Sliffe Award for Distinguished High School Mathematics Teaching and in 1993 was recognized as a Distinguished Teacher of Honors Students by Penn State. George is survived by wife Elizabeth.

James W. Robinson '69 April 11, 2004-In 1971 James earned a master's degree from Rutgers University. He was employed by Pasco County (Fla.) Mosquito Control and served as the county director from 1973 until his retirement in March 2004. During his tenure, Jim developed one of the finest and most highly-respected mosquito control programs in the world. Jim received the Maurice W. Provost Award from the Florida Mosquito Control Association for his outstanding devotion to his work in November 2003 and the American Mosquito Control Association's Meritorious Service Award in February 2004. In November 2001 James was honored by Pasco County when the mosquito control facility was dedicated and named in his honor. James is survived by wife Mary Ann, sons Eric and Mark, and sister Nancy (Robinson) Dougherty '67.

Sandra “Kay” Beach '71 July 7, 2004-Kay resided in McConnellsburg, Pa. She was a member of Woodbury Church of the Brethren and retired as executive director in June 2004 after 32 years of service with the Fulton County Assistance Offi ce. Kay was a member of Fulton County Historical Society and was the secretary of the Fulton County Partnership. She is survived by her parents James and Evelyn.

Robert P. Watkins '79 June 27, 2004-Robert was a vice president with PNC Bank. He was a member of many charitable and social organizations, including the Juniata College Alumni Association. Robert loved to hunt and fi sh, and was an avid runner who competed in the Pittsburgh Marathon three times. Robert is survived by three sisters and their families.

William H. Wagner '81 February 24, 2004-Billy was employed by Constar International and worked in both the Hollywood, Fla. and Orlando, Fla. plants. In February 2004 he was the recipient of the Spirit of Constar Award, which is a reminder of his dedication to work and fellow associates. Billy was also an avid golfer and fisherman.

Gregory D. Kidd '82 July 11, 2004 of coronary failure-Greg lived in Los Angeles, Calif. where he was a cinematographer on many fi lms. An accomplished artist and photographer, his work was admired by all and recently was the feature of a gallery show in LA. He also played a mean trumpet for various bands and unsuspecting neighbors over the years. Above all, friends will remember Greg for his “sharp and stealthy sense of humor and his great laugh.”

Greta M. Feeser '04 August 10, 2004-Greta worked seven years at Lititz Veterinary Clinic, Lititz, Pa. She planned to attend the University of Pennsylvania's veterinary school in the fall. Greta volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and loved art, gardening, and animals. She is survived by parents Thomas and Diane, sister Rachel, and brother Lucas.

James O. Smith (attended summer 1931) January 19, 2004-James served in World War II from 1942-1945.

Robert A. Newcombe (attended summers 1942, 1948) April 26, 2004-Robert served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II and was the recipient of the Air Medal. Bob worked with various colleges' admission programs from 1952 to 1993. He was Juniata College's first director of admissions in 1952. Bob is survived by brother George P. Newcombe '53.

Wayne P. Shaulis (attended summers 1947, 1948) April 27, 2004-Wayne graduated from Northwestern University Dental School in Chicago, Ill. in 1952. He and wife Shirley opened a private dental practice in York, Pa. Wayne retired in 1999 and pursued his other interests: golfing, skiing, hunting, and flying.

William W. Woolford (attended summers 1947, 1948) July 22, 2004-William was president of Herman D. Steel Company and its affiliate, the Swiss Jewel Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Both companies represent Swiss manufacturers of custom-made industrial timing devices and components. He served in the Navy during World War II.

James H. Shultz (attended 1952) February 20, 2004-James combined studies at Juniata College with those at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, Philadelphia to earn his degree. He had a successful optometry practice in McConnellsburg, Pa. from 1956 until 1996. James was very active in the community, serving on many boards and councils.