Alumni News & Class Notes1964197019791969 1978MARCIA BLASIER SCHINDEL,Minneapolis, MN, July 20, 2009.She is survived by her husbandRUTH HAST POLK, McKinney, TX,July 25, 2009. She is survived byher husband.and two children.19711965JULIA I. CRAFT ARBOGAST, BeverlyMARTHA GOULD GROVES,Somerset, KY, April 16, 2010. She issurvived by her husband and twochildren, LESTER GROVES ’73 andSARAH GROVES ’75.Hills, MI, April 5, 2010. She issurvived by her husband and fourchildren.1972THOMAS M. MAKOVIECKI, Fair1966Haven, NJ, May 17, 2010. He isJANICE STOUFFER SQUEGLIA,Amsterdam, NY, January 15, 2010.She is survived by her husbandand three children.survived by his wife and fourchildren.1974GLORIA J. SIMMONS, Auburn, WV,WILLIAM S. STRAUGHN, Baltimore, March 14, 2010.MD, July 14, 2009. He is survivedby his niece and nephew.DANIEL L. SAVAGE, Livingston, MT,October 3, 2009.WILLIAM ROBERT EICHELBERGER,JR., Washington, PA, September19, 2009. He is survived by his wifeand two sons.1975CAROLE A. STEWART SHEERAN,Washington, DC, August 11, 2009.She is survived by her husband.1967J. VICTOR HAMBURGER,1976<strong>West</strong>borough, MA, March 3,2010. He is survived by his wife,CYNTHIA MARTIN HAMBURGER ’67and his two children.HEATHER M. DILAURENZIO,Chestertown, MD, August 18,2009. She is survived by herdaughter.JOHN F. SCOTT, Buckhannon, WV,1977May 31, 2010. He is survived by hisbrother.MARGARET M. WEST, Latrobe, PA,May 1, 2009.LINDA SIMILE THOMAS, Elkton,MD, January 14, 2010. She issurvived by her husband, H. FREDTHOMAS II ’68, and one son.H. PRESTON HERRING,Bloomsburg, PA, July 14, 2009.He is survived by his wife,VIRGINIA GILLENWATER HERRING’70 and two children.WILLIAM H. CARR, JR.,Emmitsburg, MD, May 5, 2010.He is survived by his parents andthree siblings, including JENNIFERCARR STRUBLE ’80 and WILLIAMSTRUBLE ’77, his sister andbrother-in-law.Others Associated with <strong>Wesleyan</strong>TODD K. COOPER, Staunton, PA,Richard Alvin Cunningham,April 29, 2010. He is survived by Zephyrhills, FL, November 23,his wife.2009. He served as both amember of the faculty and staff1983from 1959–1975. He is survivedEDWARD G. AUSTIN, Bay Head, NJ, by his brother.November 5, 2009. He is survived Norma Alice Darnall, Buckhannon,by his son and his wife, GERMAINE WV, March 28, 2010. Norma servedDENIGRIS-AUSTIN ’83.<strong>Wesleyan</strong> between the years of1961 and 1976. She worked in thebookkeeping, purchasing and1985athletics departments. She isJANICE M. MANLEY PIGOTT,survived by her two sons.Clarksburg, WV, March 27, 2007.Jimmie G. Frey, Buckhannon,She is survived by her husbandWV, October 28, 2009. He was aand daughter.carpenter from 1981–1997. He issurvived by his four children.1986Vera E. Hornbeck, Buckhannon,ROBERT R. ANDERSON, SR., Port WV, September 7, 2009. SheCharlotte, FL, June 5, 2010. He served as an administrativeis survived by his wife and five and executive assistant fromchildren.1973–1987. Vera is survived byher son.1990Joseph Mow, Buckhannon, WV,ROBERT W. LIPINSKI, Hurricane, December 4, 2009. He was aWV, April 23, 2009. He is survived professor of philosophy from1963–1988. He is survived by hisby his wife and three children.wife and three children.1998Lucy J. Peterson, Elyria, OH,September 28, 2009. She was aROBERT P. RHINEHART III, Southcustodian from November 1961Charleston, WV, August 19, 2009.through October 1980.He is survived by his wife, mother,Horace J. Phillips, Buckhannon,father, and grandmother.WV, May 16, 2010. Horace served<strong>Wesleyan</strong> in various positions2003between 1958 and 1989. He isDANIEL JOSEPH “D.J.” KASTEN, survived by his two children.Morgantown, WV, June 27, 2010.Jeffrey L. Rinkel, Hixson, TN,He is survived by his parents. May 2, 2010. Jeffrey was a2005ADAM D. ALTIERI, Hamilton, PA,March 8, 2010. He is survivedby his wife, SHANNON M.HAMMAKER ALTIERI ’07.professor at <strong>Wesleyan</strong> from1992–1995. He is survived byhis wife and two children.A. Gwenn Squires, Bridgeport, WV,March 14, 2010. Gwenn worked inthe <strong>Wesleyan</strong> Post Office. He issurvived by his wife.John R. Warner, Jr., Buckhannon,WV, November 30, 2009. He wasa professor of sociology from1970–2005. He is survived byhis wife and three children.3 4 SUNDIAL SUMMER/FALL 2010
Alumni News & Class NotesCreating a New Chapel OvalConstruction signs appeared on campus this summerwith the words “Please excuse our mess.” The ChapelOval is being reconstructed to provide more opengreen space with a picturesque park-like feel includingbrick walkways, more pedestrian-friendly areas, andenhanced beauty to an already attractive centralgathering and recreational space.This construction project is part of <strong>Wesleyan</strong>’s CampusFacilities Master Plan and follows the completion of three majorbuilding projects: the $7.2 million <strong>Virginia</strong> Thomas LawCenter for the Performing Arts, the $5 million Fleming Hallresidence hall renovation, and the $8.9 million David E.Reemsnyder Research Center.“Temporary inconvenience leads to permanent improvement,”stated Dr. Barry Pritts, vice president for administration andfinance. “We are making bold moves to meet expectations offuture students. These projects demonstrate that, in spite of othereconomic forces, <strong>Wesleyan</strong> is moving forward and growing.”The initial step of this project was to remove the asphalt areaformerly used as parking. Three other parking areas are beingdeveloped on campus to offset this loss of 76 parking spaces.The new parking areas provide approximately 140 spaces.A pull-through and drop-off area is also included in the planat the oval for access to the French A. See Dining Center.“The design will truly create a distinctive and stunningly beautifularea in front of Wesley Chapel,” said President Pamela Balch ’71.Work is expected to be completed in mid-September.SUMMER/FALL 2010 SUNDIAL 35