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NEWSLETTER
October 196-5

Vol. II

January 16, 1964

MISSIONARY TO SPEAK

AT ELMER CHURCH

WASP BECOMES A MEDICAL MISSIONARY

Miss Mary Louise Bowden, a

LOUISE BOWDEN (43-4), Miraj Medical Center, Maharastr.a, .In~ia Missionary
of the United Presould appreciate hearing from those she knew in the WASP. Her hfe IS lll- byterian
Church,
and formerly
~ed dedicated as indicated in the clippings below.
of Elmer, will show slides and
speak at the evening service of
Elmer Presbyterian
Church" next
ecember 11, 1944
Sunday, January
19 at 7 o'clock
Miss Bowden is the daughter
. of the late Andrew and Isabel
; Bowden of Willow Grove Road
i and a sister to Tom Bowden, who
'also lives on WUlow Grove Rd.
She was converted
in 1952 in a
Bible Clas.5 in San Diego, CaliI fornla. and went to Miraj MedII cal Center. Miraj, India, In 1957
; for a special term and in 1960
made it her c:&tI!er.
, Miss Bowden is a laboratory
I and x-ray technician
who haa
been on furlough since last June.
An army fighter
plane
on what
wa" desrribed
R~ a
She will return
to IndIa next
routine
flight
crashed
and burned
~bout !lix miles north
summer. She 18 a licenaed pilot
of Greensooro
shortly
after noon yesterday
after the pilot,
and was a member of the WAF
Louise
Bowden,
a WASP, of Romulus.
Mich . hact para-I
during World War II and ferried
it was announced
last night bv the army.
planes over mUCh of the Un1ted
ohuted to safety.
J
,States
from factory
to baae or
public relations
office at ORD.
. base to base.
Announcemer.t said the pl~ne was i TIle WASP bailed out ;;.(.aboutl
She worked
as a laboratory
eomple1ely destroyed by fire and Il.r>o<l
feet and landed about 20 yards
technicIan
in Bridgeton Hospital
that 8 board of officers h~9 been ap. from the bllrninj( ship w.hich ha.d
before the war and took up fiyp!umn:eted to th", ground In a no,e, lIng at Woodruff Airport opeaoatPointed to jnvesti~ate the cause of I dlve.
Immedwtely dfter the pllotl
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the ~h.
ThiS was Ih/.' 1Jil0t~ first jumped to s,..fety. She had notified
ley
ormlUl
8U._Y aft
forced Jump, army o!1lclals said:.
the Greensboro-High Point airport
still flies at every opPOrtunlt7.
WitJaes8t's Ilud the plan~ wa~.m iby radio that she was in troubk! and
After the war Mias Bowden
ttffic111ty for II penod of time pr.lOr WRS ba;:ing out.
spent
some
time
working
in
to the crash Rnd that the ('oughmg
.
Pr
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of the motor drew ~ttelllian to the I P&rt (l~ the plane, said to have I
ovldence ~pita,
Anc orage,
.hip. Witnessf'S ;,dded th"t the plan/.' beE'n a pIece ot Il wmg. was found
Alaska, then went to San Dieao,
was dirt- before th pilol hailed out !about 4O'yards from the cr.ash scene.
California,
where she attended
but the information WllIiIl not veri- A two.motored plal~e whIch ~as
a Presbyterian
Church, was confk:! by the army.
passln~ at the t1mt: c~rcled the field I verted
and dedicated
her, Ule
The pilot was not injured, the severa Urnes until It became aI>-' to Chr!8t1an lenoiee. En rou\e
army pliblic relations offlce said, fcarent _that help had reached the Pl-j
home lut
summer
abe spent
adding that .~h('was brought to ORD lot.
Ileven weeks in AnchOl'ale
and
ho~pilal for examination and reo I
-------.
leased II sh()rt time l.ter.
again worked four of ~h. weeka
The plane crashed in a plGwed
in ProYidence HOIloital.
field about 500 yards north of the
She w111 have an inter8StiDl
Silver Moon ni,;ht club on Reidsmessage
and pictures
and the
yilll' ohiihWlty and !andE'd ~boul 4()
public is invited
to hear her.
yarns from a dwellini:. TI,e single
Following
the sen1ce a re"--motor of the ship was buriN! in the
~ ..
round and a minor explosion fol.
tJDn will be held in the manse
lowen. turning the craft into a roar.
at 8; 15 10 friends may have the
ill.!!;inferno wi'hin a few moments.
opportunity
to greet ber.

W olnan Pilot Bails 011t

Of Flaming Arlny Plane

Fighter Ship Crashes Six MileH

North Of Cit},And Is Destroyed

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IN MEMORIAM

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Kay Alspach
Twila Edwards Andrews
Mary M. Beritich
Margaret Bruns
Michie Carmichael
Jane Champlin
Susan Clark
M. Joy JehI DaCosta
Margie 1. David
Patricia Dickerson
Katherine Dussaq, Staff Exec.
Marjorie D. Edwards
Ellen Endacott
Elizabeth Erickson
Grace E. Everett
Cornelia Fort
Virginia Grant
Harriet Griggs
Frances Grimes
Rosemary Hall
Janice R. Tate Harris
Mary Hartson
Hayden Head
Annie J. Henry
Ethel D. Hoskins
Levona Lillian Hove
Mary H. Howson
Margaret M. Hurlburt
Edith Keene
Kathryn B. Lawrence
Hazel Ying Lee
Mitchell I. Long
Paula Loop
Alice Lovejoy
Lea Ola McDonald
Helen McGilvery
Peggy Martin

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Matie N. Mitchell
Virginia Moffatt
Alice Montgomery
Beverly Moses
Dorothy Nichols
Charlotte Niles
Jeanne 1. Norbeck
Margaret Oldenburg
Shire en M. Phelps
Hazel J. Raines
Mabel Rawlinson
Helen Richey
Gleanna Roberts
Betty Scott
Dorothy Scott
Margaret J. Sei p
Helen J. Severson
Marie Sharon
Evelyn Sharp
Ethyl Sheehy,
Field Rep. to WASP Dir.
Betty P. Stine
Shirley Tannehill
Harriet M. Thyson
Marion Toevs
Gertrude Tompkins
Mary Webster
Bonnie Jean Welz
Mary 1. Wiggins
Betty T. Wood

anyone coming to Lima, Peru. Please get in touch

at her home: Sucre 198, Miraflore.
Phone 22642.
JEANNE is with California Crude Sales from San
Francisco, California.
JENNIE X. HRESTU has done a wonderful job of
finding lost Waspies.
GINNY HILL WOOD is an active conservationist.
She has recently written an article in Wilderness
Society publication against building the Rampart
Dam in the Yukon River Basin. GINNY is a past
president of the Alaska Conservation Socity . Some
of GINNY's fine photographs are featured in a
beautiful new book. THE NATIONAL PARKS OF
THE WEST.

ClASS NOTES

-NAFS

Secretary - Mrs. Adele Scharr

12985 Old Jamestown Road
Florissant, Missouri 63033

ol3-1
;ecretary

- MRS. DOTTIE YOUNG

6512 N. W. 20th Dr., Bethany, Okla.
MARJORIE KETCHAM DEACON has just moved to
Sunnymead, California.
DOTTIE YOUNG is again editor of the Ninety-Nine
News.'
.
MAJOR ANN R. JOHNSON has' moved to Alexandria,
Virginia

43-5
Secretary - MARGARET RAY RINGENBERG
113-2
9902 Hosler Rd., Grabill, Ind. 46741
lecretary - MRS. MARION SCHORR BETZLER
MARION CARLSTRON TRICK is operating an
3190 Dale Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43213
Angus Cattle Ranch in Cowdrey, Colorado.
FRAN DlAS GUSTAVSON and her husband operate
DR. BETTY CLEMENTS is a practicing physican in
the Gustavson Flight Service at the Municipal AirPhoenix, Arizona.
port in Fallon, Nevada.
RUTH "NICKlE" CARTER JOHNSON is an instructor
JANE EMERSON CARTER moved to Ft. Walton Beach,
at Southwest Aviation, Ontario, California.
Florida last July.
JEAN LIVINGSTON DUNKLE received news of the
MARION SCHORR BETZLERhas a part interest in a
renuion, but not in time to attend.
Cessna Skyhawk. She also entered both the InterMARGARET RAY RINGENBERG entered the Powder
national Air Race and the Powder Puff Derby this
Puff Derby this summer. Her daughter, Marcia,
year.
was her co-pilot.
RUTH LINDLEY MULLER is hoping to attend the
"13-3
next reunion in '69. Her husband is in the foreign
-)ec!etary - MRS. ESTHER POOLE BERNER
diplomatic service as an Air Attache.
HELEN PORTER SHEFFER is an active 99 and the
1057 W. 58th St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs in Pennsylvania.
KAY MENGESBRICK has the tremendous responsibility of being chairman of the Powder Puff Derby.
A' position she has held since BETTY GILLIES (WAFS.> 43-6
resigned.
Secretary - ELIZABETHMcGEORGE SULLIVAN
Mt. Crest Orchards, Orrtanna, Penn.
ALICE DAUGHADY is the one to thank in sending the
VIRGINIA H. YATES has been permanently retired
clipping and article about LOUISE BOWDEN. Alice
from the Air Force. However, she is now a civil
and lie::'husbo.!:dliave Buck's Flying Service in Bridgeservice employee at Shaw AFB.
ton, New Jersey. They have operated the flying
LOlA PERKINS RICCI has been busier than a bee in
service for 25 years. She instructs and owns a 225
California trying to find all the WASPs in CaliNavion.
MELVA DOYLE GRAY is a shut-in and anxious to .
fornia (of which there are quite a few).
hear from the friends she knew in the WASP training.
ELEANORFEELEYIA WRY is stationed with her husESTHER POOLE BERNER is special projects officer of
band at Travis AFB - the main gate of the West
the Aviation Commission of Indiana.
Coast. She's anxious for company.
Look her up!
MARTHA SMITH BULLOCKwas thrilled to receive
43-4
the WASP Newsletter.
It was the first news she had
lecretary - MRS. FAITH BUCKNER RICHARDS
had from a WASP in ten years.
7703 Caillet, Dallas, Texas 75209
MRS. MADGE RUTHERFORD MINTON
43-7
4840 E. 77th St., Indianapolis, Ind. 46220
Secretary - MARY H. BURKE
'RUBY.' MUll.INS MENSCHING entered the Internat.
,
2306 McCue, Apt.229,Houston,
Texas
Air Race over Memorial Day.
NELL STEVENSON BRIGHT was married in 1964.
VIRGINIA L. SWEET missed the 20th reunion in Aug.,
She,' at the time of her m~rriage, was a stock-,
1964 because she was studying at the University of
broker for a Phoenix firm.
Madrid, Spain. Hopes to see everyone in '69.
ROBBIEGRACE RINEHART owns a Christmas deM. LOUISE BOWDENis a missionary in India for the
co rations business - Robbie,. Inc., 'and has been
Presbyterian Church. (See article in newsletter. )
teaching piano and organ seven years. She has
three daughters.
ALTA CORBETT THOMAS received the news too late
HAZEL DOLL WISE was sorry to have missed the reto attend the Cincinnati, but is planning to come to
25th reunion.
union. She'll not miss the next one!
JEANNE B. ROBERTSON sends a special invitation to
JEAN PARKER ROSE and her husband, Rex,
1

REED (44-7). RUTH is Air Traffic Controller at

Biggs AFB.
A sad letter from Mrs. Ora Tannehill included a
clipping from the X-Country News article about
SHIRLEY TANNEHILL, JACQUELINE LAKE (43-8),
MARJORY SELFRIDGE (43~8), and MARGO RECK
(43-8); as well as one about FAITH BUCHNER
RICHARDS (43-4).
Six months later SHIRLEY was
killed (June 14, 1961) in a car-truck accident
near San Angelo, Texas.

operate Rose Aviation, Inc. at Hawthorne

Municipal Airport near Los Angeles International.
JEAN also flew in the Powder Puff
Derby this year.

43-8
Secretary

- LOIS DOBBINAUCHTERLONIE
26 Agawam Rd.
West Action, Mass. 01780
JANA CRAWFORD EBERLYis amazed how
someone found her. She has had three name
changes and dozens of addresses.
MARY ESTILL FEAREY after being located
herself, helped to locate 3 of her fellow classmates. Had she known about the reunion in
time, she would have been there!

44-5
Secretary - JEN HIll MOSELY
4958 Grayton Rd., Cleveland, Ohio
MARTHA MACE BOSHART moved to Washington,
Iowa immediately after the War. The Bosharts
have three children, and Bill is the Ford dealer.
Martha was surprised and happy to welcome the
newsletter, because she has had NO news since
1951.
HOLLY HOLLINGER GRASSO is married to a man
who owns a wholesale leather and shoe finding
business which was started by his grandfather in
1868. It has the distinction of being the oldest
finding business WEST of the Mississippi River.
HOLLY and her only son, Randy, spend their summers tI'aveling together.
FLORENCE SHUTSY REYNOLDS read of the reunion in 64 in the Air Force Times.
Time and
distance made it impossible to attend.
She lives
in the Canal Zone.
GLORIA HEATH has been connected with Flight _'
Safety Foundation, Inc. since It beginning in 1948.
She was traveling at the time of the reunion.

44-1
Secretary

- ALBERTA HUNT NICHOLSON

3450 Cleveland Circle
Salt Lake City, Utah 84109
MARDO C. CRANE's life has really gone to
the dogs. . She has built a new home in order
to expand her kennels of registered cairn
terriers.

44-2
Secretary

- MARGE C. STEWART GILBERT

55 N. Sherman St.
Indianapolis, Ind. 46219
LE GOLBINEC ZIMMER has been in South
America since 1953: Eleven y'ears. in Venezuela.
YVONNE M. STAFFORD suffered a heart attack before Christmas, 1964, but is apparently
cured and back at work again.

44-6
Secretary - JEAN HIXSON
804 Havenwood Drive" Akron, Ohio 44313JANET LEE SIMPSON operates Kiddie Kollege in
Ruxton, Maryland.

44~3
Secretary

- JEANNE WAGNER SIMPSON

2341 DeCook Court South
Park Ridge, Ill.
ANN R. DARR is a very busy person as the
wife of a psychoanalyst and mother of three
lovely daughters. ANN tape records books for
the Library of Congress, and writes poetry
.
which has been published.
Over the past years
she has kept contacts with a few WASPs, including EUNICE BOARDMAN aboard her yacht,
MARY COOPER COX at her summer cottage
in St. Lawrence, and MARGARET DEBOLT
CHRISTIAN in Southern California.

44-7
Secretary - BETTY PETTITT NICHOLAS
125 West 82nd Street
Indianapolis, Ind. 46260
BETTY JO STREFF REED flew her Mooney in the "Powder Puff Derby.
RUTH REIllY BAUER wrote a cute note on a
flight manifest.
She is working cargo for Wien
Airline in College, Alaska. Her daughter, Kris,
was born in 1951.
BEE FALK HAYDU accompanied MISS COCHRAN
in her Lockheed back to NYC after the Cincinnati
Reunion. BEE flew co-pilot.
Also riding were:
JANE THOMAS CAMPBEll. (43-5) and VIRGINIA
McPIKE COAKLEY (44-10).
This summer BEE
flew solo in the International Air Race.

MARCELLA FRIED LUCIER'Dby coincidence

is the aunt of one of ANNE AILEY MARSHALL's former students in Cincinnati, Ohio.
44-4
Secretary

- GREY ALLISON DUNLAP

704 Tennessee Ave. ,Alexandria. Va.
HAZEL STAMPER HOHN is a professional
writter, both in the field of aviation history
and children's books. Her husband has the
distinction of receiving his glider license in
Germany at the age of SEVEN. Incredible!
RUTH SHAFER FLEISHERwas co-pilot in the
Powder Puff Derby for BETTY JO STREFF

44-8
Secretary - JOAN GOUGH FROST
Rydal Rd., Rydal, Penn.
ANNE DAILEY MARSHALL has been teaching for
only one year in the Cincinnati public schools.
Her husband is in the GADO office of the FAA at
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Lunken Airport.
mittee in 1964.

ANNE was on the reunion com-

44-9
Secretary - BETTY STAGG TURNER
7746 Blue Crystal Court
Cincinnati, Ohio 45224
liLLIAN GLEZENWRAY is living in Burbank,
California.
She is married to a supervisor in the
LAX Flight Service Station.
BARBARA HERSHEY TUCKER and her husband
are active members of the Experimental Airplane
Association (EAA). They own a little bi-plane
and have fun with aerobatics.
HELENJOHNSON CANNON lives in Las Vegas.
Her husband is manager of the Hotel Last Frontier.
Sounds like a good place to have a reunion!
BETTY MARTIN RIDDLE is married to an executive pilot in Rockford, Illinois.
They just recent ..
ly bought into the Cessna dealership at the m~nicipal airport. BETTY has two teenagers and a
wee one. She urges everyone to come to Rock- .ford next August for the EAA Show.
BETTY STAGG TURNER is that cute and petite
mother of 7 children.
MARY ANN SHOWERS R1~HEY (JUDGE) after
finishing law school became a practicing attorney in Tucson. She is now a Superior Court
Judge at the Pima County Court House.
44-10
Secretary - SARA PAYNE HAYDEN
.
22 Stadium Rd. Methuen, Mass.
BETTY FULBRIGHT WHITE and her husband are
partners in the Western Arkansas Cold Storage
.Company in Clarksville, Ark. They operate a
r~frigerated warehouse for frozen turkeys and
broilers as well as storing fruit. When choosing
poultry please take: Tasty Bird, Janet Davis,
Country Squire or Swift Premium .chickens at
your local super market.
They are always busy
during June, July and August and hence, missed
the reunion.
RUTH REES PHILilPS is living on a cattle ranch
in Sabinas, Mexico. Before Mexico the Phillips
managed a cattle Xanch for Nelson Rockefeller in
Venezuela for 6 years. RUTH has renewed her
commercial license and is errand girl with regular trips to Eagle Pass, Texas in a Cessna 182.
They live in a beautiful mountain valley, and the
four children are taught NOT in a school but by
correspondance.
She loves her life in Mexico.
VIRGINIA HASH is a practising attorney in
Phoenix, Arizona. She is always looking for
WASPs in and around Arizona.
MARTHA BLAIR GAUNCE entered the International Air Race with a flourish. She 'discovered
later that AILSA CONNOLLY SIMONSON was at
Andrews AFB boarding an airforce transport the
very moment MARTHA found out that she was
NOT at Dulles International,
but at Andrews.
MARTHA 's oldest daughter was accepted at
Smith College this fall.
AILSA CONNOLLY SIMONSON and MARTHA
BL.\IR GAUNCE have been very close geo-

geographically for the past fifteen years and didn It

know it. AILSA is married to a rancher has 6
children and very active in politics and the local
school board.
KATHLEEN A. HILBRANDT after leaving the WASP
got her flight instructor rating and taught on seaplanes for 3 years. She then jOined the Bendix
Corp., Eclipse~pioneer Division, '.T~te'rboro, New.Jersey. At the present time, KATHLEEN is an
executive secretary for the manager of the Inertial
Guidance Department, which is the system used in
the Pershing Missile, minutemam and saturn
missiles.
She still flies for pleasure to keep her
rating.
UNCLASSIFIED
A note from ANN WOOD: " ... I was not a WASP,
but rather was one of the 24 American girls that
Miss Cochran recruited and took to England in 1940-'
41. I was one of the few Americans who remained
for the duration, although we all were given the
opportunity to return and become WASP s at Sweet .. ~.
water. "
COL. OSCAR A, HEINLEIN of Vandenberg AFB,
California remembers many WASPs who were
stationed with him and wants to hear from them.
BILL TISCHLER in a cheery note was quite surprised that he was asked permission to use the feature article found in United's MAINLINER. Bill is
a senior pilot (#600 out of 4,000 pilots) for United.
He has all the class books of the last 10 classes at
home on his book shelf, and is quite anxious to
hear from all who remember him at Sweetwater.
MR. A. E. SAUNDERS was located by MARTHA
BLAIR GAUNCE in Forman,~North Dakota. He is
still flying.
44-5
JEN MOSLEY's husband was transferred to the
GADO office of the FAA in New Orleans. They
arrived just in time to meet Hurricane Betsy
44-10
. NINA K. MORRISON is now a MAJOR in the Air
Force. She is anxious for all to come to see the"
Air Force Museum at Patterson AFB. There is a
new section called Training in World War II. The
WASPs have a large panel of pictures and a brief
explanation of their training.
Also in display are
all the wings worn on military uniforms. The
WASP wings were donated by MARTY WYALL in
January, 1964.
FROM THE SCRAPBOOK
.In browsing through old Order of Fifinella Newsletters, one dated April, 1949, had the following
comment: "One day one of the WASPs was in
town, and I made arrangements to meet her for
dinner. My roommate, Betty, went with me. .
The three of us dined and we two ex-WASPs:
chatted Sweetwater, etc. all evening while Betty
listened.
After we got home, she asked how. long

I had known Ann. Oh guess I forget to say I

hadn't met her until today. That kind of a bond
holds closer than money, fame, or social position
---- and let's stay that way."
"With doubts, and with fears for the future,.
With regrets, and remorse for the past,
We cherish true loves and true friendships,
And we pray these rare treasurers will last. "
E.H.C.

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nia WASP she found.

KATHERINE RAWLS THOMPSON,

DEL SCHARR,
BARBARA ERICKSON LONDON, KA Y
MENGES
BIRCK, and BETTY GILUES. All WAFS except KAY
BRICK (43-3)

to another

Califor-

Class of 44-7 - Seated BETTY JO STREFF REED,

BETTY OVERMAN BROWN Standing PEG PARISH
GARLAND, BEE FALK HAYDU, BETTY PETTITT
NICHOLAS and ALBERTA PASKVAN KINNEY.

Reprinted
J'..irlines
October

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from Uni ~ed-MAINLINER

1965

Pilot profile:
I Bill Tischler
I
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BY ED MA_CK_M_IL__LE_R

NMORE THAN A QUARTER

_
CENTURY

in the airplane-driving business, I've

met a lot of clowns. But the only
pilot I've ever known who got serious
enough about being a clown to adopt a
name ("Jingles") is Capt. Bill Tischler
of Los Angeles.
When Tischler checked out as first
pilot of United's new Boeing 727 trijets
over a year ago, he became the youngest jet captain on the airline-at
40.
But this is not to say that William F.
Tischler, who hails from a town with
a name that sounds like a hatching
place for pilots (Eagle Pass, Texas), is
some kind of a youngster in the flying
business. He isn't. He just started young
-soloing
in April of 1939 after only
five and one-half hours of instruction
at the tender age of 15.
By now the Tischlers had moved
way up north to Temple, Texas (where
Bill's mother still owns and manages
a restaurant),
and young Willie was
building up flying hours, operating
from a local cow pasture. He didn't
actually lie about his age to get his
private license at 16; he just clowned
around a little whenever an official
man would ask an official question.
He got his commercial license at 17
and became a licensed instructor at 18.
In any event, when the Large War
really got going, Bill had all his licenses
and was instructing Women Army Service Pilots (WASPs) at Avenger Field,
Sweetwater, Texas. "I t was tough duty,"
Bill says, "but necessary. We had to
train these gals to fly for the Ferry
Command so they could free Army
pilots for active duty." The whole thing
was a little unfair, as Bill recalls. "There
were 500 pretty girl students at the
fIeld-and only 150 male instructors."

As far as the flying was concerned,

"it was always a challenge to anticipate
what some of the bird-girls would do
next; however, some. were better than
male pilots. There was never a dull
moment." Tischler survived the WASP
program and, at the end of the war,
joined Pennsylvania Central Airlines,
which became Capital, which merged
with United. Already a veteran pilot,
he became a captain at an almost incredible early age of 23.
Then Tischler began bumping into
doors, stumbling over footstools and
missing chairs when he sat down. Not
that he was coming into early atrophy.
No, as one newspaper account noted,
Tischler was still "dark and handsome
with trigger reflexes, an infallible sense
of timing and perfect physical coordination. "
It was just that another part of his
persanality was coming to the surface
-that
of "Jingles the Clown."
As a member of the Syria Temple
(Pittsburgh, Pa.), Ancient Arabic Order
of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine,
Bill Tischler began spending his free
time helping and entertaining
sick
children. He is now with the clown
troupe of the Woodland Hills Shrine
Club in California. ''I've been familiar
with poverty and suffering all the way
to the bottom of the barrel," Bill told
a reporter. "I've experienced it all over
North and South America in many
ways. When I was 10 years old, I was
shining shoes on the streets of Temple,
Texas. It is sad to see suffering or see
children who can't enjoy what my
children enjoy.
"So, I'm a clown. And you'd understand it completely if you saw the
laugh on the face of a little girl who
has hooks at the ends of her arms
where both hands should be."
More than a million children are
entertained each year by the Shrine
clowns, in the many Shriners' hospitals
for erippled children and in the famed
Shrine Circuses that play coast to coast
annually. In addition, Bill also finds
his non-flying schedule full of dates to
perform at other hospitals, schools,
settlement houses and benefit entertainments from New York to Hawaii.
He works up his own routines, has
fully developed the unique personality

of "Jingles" and has hand-made the

two complete costumes it takes to keep
him in business.
Tischler lives now in Santa Ana,
Calif., with his wife, Roberta, sons,
John, 14, Eric, 5, and daughter Laurie
Lynn, 17. In addition to working hard
at his clown act, he enjoys carpentry
and woodwork, fishing, boating, hunting and archery, golf, horseback riding,
camping, scuba.skin diving, and waterskiing.
Bill Tischler's ambition in the air is
"to fly the biggest and fastest airplane
built," and he calls the Boeing 727
he's flying now "the nearest thing we
have, in design, to the supersonic jets
we'll be flying in a few years."
Captain Tischler is young enough to
anticipate flying the supersonic transports for a number of years.
He'll be a good SST pilot, too, for
he's a very serious guy in an airplane.
You'd never know people often call
him "Jingles."
"Clowns," he says, "don't belong
in cockpits."
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qass of 44-10 - Seated MARTY MARTIN WYALL,

LOUISE MAGOON THOKEY, SARA PAYNEHA YDEN,
ANN ATKEISON, NANCYMAYE~. Standing CAPT.
NINA K. MOORISON, JUNE WOLFE LECKIE, VIRGINIA McPike COAKLEY, JEAN TERRELL MOREO,.
MARTHA BLAIR GAUNCE, THELMA HENCH MILLER

Esther

ESTHER POOLE BERNER (43-3) whose picture was

taken just before she spent 16 hours a day for 8 days
straight at the Aerospace Exhibit of the Indiana State
Fair - way back in September;
1963.

Seated MISS JACQUELINE. Standing ANN KARLSON

KENNEY, MARION STEGEMAN HODGSON, LENI
DEATON,
DR.
DORA
DOUGHER TY, ANN
ATKEISON.

ORDEROFFIFINFILA STATEMENT OF CASH TRANSACTIONS AND CASH ON HAND

For the year ended September 30, 1965
Cash on hand,

October 1,1964

$ 39.00

Receipts~
Membership dues, 107 @l $2.00 each .........................
Roster order, 76 @l $1.00 each.....
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Disbursements:
Printed postcards, 50 ........................................
Membership cards, 1000
Printed Newsletter, October, 1964, 1080
Printed Roster Inserts, October 1964, 1080
Bulk mailing to secretaries,
and postage
Stationery and postage
Postage on returned Newsletters, 271
Newsletters returned and remailed,
51
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September

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76.00

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$329.00

156.65
$172.35

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ADAMS, Kate Harris, 4536 Momosa Drive, Bellaire, Texas

ACKER, Frances Standefer (formally FERGUSON), 7619 S. E. Martins, Portland, 6, Oregon
ADELMAN, Betty MaJ:tin, See RIDDLE on correction list
ADIE, Lewise Coleman, 142 Riverview Drive, Marietta, Ohio
BALDNER, Mary Ann, See GORDON on correction list
BAUER, RuthReilly,
P. O. Box 725, College, Alaska
BEARD, Louesa F. Thompson, formally Chula Vista, California (no known address)
BESSENT, Clarice, 2301 Santa Clara Drive, Las Vegas, Nevada
BEVINS, Martha H., see BORN on correction list
BEYER, Adele F., 1756 N. Serrano Avenue, Los Angeles, California
90027
BORN, Martha~,
R. R. #1, Mountain View, Kentucky
BOSHART, Martha Mace, 620 E. Washington Street, Washington, Iowa
BOWDEN, M. Louise, Miraj Medical Center, Maharastra, India
BOWER, Julia ~,
937 Midland Avenue, Manitou Springs, CoIorado
BOXBERGER, Lana~,
1566 Romona Drive, Camarillo,
California
BOYLAN, Margaret Kerr, Kings Road, Ada, Oklahoma
BRIGHT, Nell Stevenson (formally JENNINGS), 2107 N. 70th Place, Scottsdale, Arizona
BRICKFORD, Betty Bechtold, 4603 Wood Street, Willoughby, Ohio
BROOKS, Aline Rhonia, % Walhman, Meadow Brook Bank, 60 Hemstead Ave. ,Hempstead,
N. Y.
BROOKS, Hazel Pearce, 3990 Dunfries, Houston, Texas
BROWNING, Marilyn Seafield, 207 Woodlawn, Topeka, Kansas
BUlLOCK, Martha Smith, 4701 Jett Road, N. W., Atlanta, Georgia 30327
CADMAN, Vivian, See EDDY on correction list
.
CALHOUN, Helen B., 405 Marlowe, Palo Alto, California
CAMPBELL, Jane Thomas, Argyll Farm, Roxbury, New York 12474
CARDER, Mildred Eckert, Box 213, Route #6, Jonesboro, Tennessee
37659
CARTER, Jane Emerson, % General Delivery, Fort Walton Beach, Florida
CAR TER, Elizabeth urs~,
see CLARK on correction list
CHRISTENSON, Dorothy F., see MITCHELL on correction list
CHRISTANSEN, Marjorie Redding, Rt. #1, RFD Box 59, Cedar City, Utah
CLARK, Elizabeth Carsey, Sugar Mill Road, Zepp, Virginia
CLEMENTS, Dr. Betty (G. E.), 302 W. Thomas Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85013
COAKLEY, Virginia McPike. 31 Chester Drive, Rye, New York
COCHRANE, May Ball, see PIETZ on correction list.
.
COLBURN, Dorothy R., 3812 E. 10th Street, Long Beach, California
COLEMAN, Patricia~,
1054 Rock Creek Road, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
COOK, Beverly Cangiamila,
See PEAK on correction list
COX, Mary E. Cooper, 235 Paddock Street, Watertown, New York
COWDEN, Violet Thurn, 5005 Michigan Ave., South Gate, California
CRANE, Mardo, 4760 Granada Drive, Santa Rosa, California
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CRONAN, Selma, 209 Hillcrest Ave. , Leonia, New Jersey

DARR . Ann~,
4902 Falstone Avenue, Chevy Chase, Maryland
DAUGHADY, Alice 1., 141 Woodruff Road, Bridgeton, New Jersey 08302
DAVIS Martha Wagenseil, 1624 Shoreline Drive, Santa Barbara, California
DEACON, Marjorie Ketcham, 11473 Perris Blvd., Sunnymead, California
92388
DeLAET, Mary Waters, 620 Darrell Road, Hillsborough, California
D'HOOGHE, Solange, 611 S. 9th Street, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
DIAS Frances J., See GUSTAVSON on correction list.
DIETER, Ailsa Connolly, see SIMONSON on correction list
DISSTON, Patricia, See COLEMAN on correction list
DOERR, Virginia Warren % Breslauer & Warren, Kenora, Ontario, Canada
DOLL, HazelL.,
See WISE on correction list.
DOUGLAS, Norma BQilim, Plymouth, Illinois 62367
DUNCAN, Martha Jane, See CAMPBELLon correction list
CAMPBELL, Martha Duncan, address unknown
DUNKLE, Jean Livingston, 3701 Court Street, Sioux City, Iowa
EBERLY, Jana Crawford (formally PHILO), Rt. #1, Ashburn, Virginia
EDDY, Vivian Cadman, 1101 Sparrow Drive, NAS, Point Mugu, California
EMERSON, Norma Jane, See CARTER on correction list
FELKER, Phyllis IQhi.a.s.., 1692 Edgewood, Berkley, Michigan
FERGUSON, Frances Standefer, See ACKER on correction list
.:.
FLOREY(Ruth Underwoc.rl, Box 464, Route #1,. Odessa, Texas 79762
FLOURNEY, Maxine Edmondson, 1813 Clare Drive, Alice, Texas
FOHL, Roberta Jane, Hollywood High School, Girls Physical Educ. Sunset at Highland Ave.
Los Angeles 34, California
FOSTER, Marjory,
See MUNN on correction list
FRIED, Marcella, See LUCIER on correction list
FRINK, Ann Brothers, 909 Alexander Circle, Pueblo, Colorado 81001
GARDNER, Elizabeth 1., See REMBA on correction list
GAUNCE, Martha Blair, 514 W. 13th Street, Williston, North Dakota
GIBSON, Patricia, 2070 Hoover Avenue, Oakland 2, California
GOLBINEC, Leona M., see ZIMMER on correction list
GORDON, Mary Ann Baldner, 7541 Lansing Drive, Washington, D. C. 20031
GOUGH, Virginia Scotty, correction on class number Bradley
GRASSO, Holly Hollinger, 1819 Babock Road, San Antonio, Texas 78229
GRIFFIN, Ann G., 213 Bushy Hill Road, Simsbuty, Connecticutt,
06070
GROHMAN, Rosalie 1., % Grohman Greenhouses, Inc., Saginaw, Michigan
GUDEMAN, Frances Roulstone, See REEVES on correction list
GUSTAVSON, Francis 12ias., 510 West A Street, Fallon, Nevada
HAMMETT, Dorothy Bancroft, 2416 S: W. 80th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
HAR T, Barbara J., See KENNEDY on correction list
HATFIELD, Margaret Wendelin, 9513 Edgeley Road, Bethesda 14, Maryland
HILBRANDT, Kathleen A., 425 Franklin Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey
HIXSON, Jean F., 804 Havenwood Drive, Akron, Ohio 44319
HOHN, Hazel Stamper, 605 Jeanell Drive, Carson City, Nevada
HOLLINGER, Etta Mae (Holly), See GRASSO on correction list
HOOKS, Helen Ricketts, 505 North Wilson, Hammond, Louisiana
HOWERTON, Constance llewellyn,
649 N. San Marcas Road, Santa Barbara, Calif.
HRESTU, Jennie X., 2410 S. W. Bertha Blvd., Portland, Oregon 97201
HUNT, Frances Thompson, Peach Springs, Arizona
JENNINGS, Nell Stevenson, See BRIGHT on correction list
JOHNSON, Major Ann R. 518 Queen Street, Alexandra, Virginia 22314
JOHNSON, Lola Perkins, See RICCI on correction list
.
JOHNSON, Ruth ~
738 W. B. Street, Ontario, California
JOHNSON, Vega, See SOCG on correction list. Note: class number corection
JONES, Mary Regalbuto, Timbridge Trail, Gates Mills, Ohio 44040
KARl, Frances Green, 1812 East 3990 South Salt Lake City, Utah
KENNEDY, Barbara Hart" 2860 Walton Way, Sacramento, California (21)
KIDD, Houise E. 6427 S. W. 10th Terrace, Miami 44, Florida
KIMPORT, Julia Loufek, 206 New Castle Way, Madison 4, Wisconsin
KORNBLUM, Katherine Kupferber, 31 Manor Avenue, White Plains, New York
LAMB, Dolores M., 210 15th Place, Manhatten Beach, California
LAWRY, Eleanor.E.e..ekY, 118 Bradlev Blvd .. Travis AFR (,,~lif ...
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LOOMIS, Mary MacLeod, Middleburg, Virginia 22117

LOWELL-WALLACE, Major Margaret, Old Milton Road, Milton, New Hampshire
LUCIER, Marcella Fried, 6237 McPhearson, St. Louis, Missouri 63130
McCRAE, Isabelle G., P. O. Box 452, Lemon Grove, California
McC UBBIN, Ruth Reilly, See BAUER on correction list
McGEORGE, Elizabeth M., See SULliVAN on correction list
McGINNIS, Judy Walker, 8484 N. Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis; Indian'1
Mac DOUGALL, Edna Maginnis, 568 Upper East Coast Road, Singapore 16 Malaysia
MADDOX, Margie Heckle, 3600 Bryn Mawr, Dallas, Texas
MARTIN, Betty llilili. Box 179, Route #7, Florence, Alabama
MAY, Alice-Jean,
See STARR on correction list
MEDES, Beatrice A. T., 14451 Clarissa Lane, Tustin, California
92680
MILLER, Sidney, 502-4 North Oak Street, Mineral Wells, Texas
MILLER, Thelma Hench, 3 Central Blvd., Norwalk, Ohio 44857
MITCHELL, Dorothy Christenson, 4122 Taney Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia 22304
MINTON, Madge Rutherford, 4840 E. 77th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46220
MOHRMAN, Jean, See SPRINGER on correction list
MORAN, Muriel, Box 1194, Laei, Hawaii
MORRISON, Jane, Long Beach, Mississippi
MORRISON, Major Nina K., Note change in Air Force rank
MOSLEY, Jen Hill, 7532 Chef Menteur Hwy (Space 25), New Orleans, Louisiana 70126
MULLER, Ruth Lindley, Office of Air Attache, American Embassy, Box H, APO N. Y., 09664
MUlliGAN, Pauline Markle, Box 154, Conyngham, Pennsylvania
18219
MULLINS, Virginia Harris, See WATRY on correction list
MUNDT, Roberta E., Rt. #1, Box 118, Alliance, Nebraska
MUNN, Marjory Foster, 501 W. Roy Street, Seattle, Washington 98119
NADING, Adele Beyer, "See BEYER on correction list
NEALE, Mary Lou Colbert, 24463 Wayman Street, Newhall, California
NEYMARK, Ruth Westheimer, 1021 E. Main Street, Boyne City, Michigan
OATES, Eunice S., 232 Patterson, Memphis, Tennessee
o 'BANION, Mary Jo Bardsley, Note correction on class number.
O'ROURKE, Mary Jershin, Headquarters USAFE APO, New York, New York 09633
OLSEN, Dorothy Kocher, 4202 Olympic Place, Tacoma,. Washington 98466
PARKER, Jean C., See ROSE on correction list.
PATEMAN, Yvonne C. Major, Box 8-106, APO 942, Seattle, Washington 98742
PEAK, Beverly Cangiamila (formally COOK), 2011 Miller Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
PEDRONCELU", Ann, 1125 Woodside Road; Redwood City, California
PETTO, June Ellington, 5287 E. Comstock Avenue, Kalamazoo, Michigan
PHILLIPS, Ruth Rees, % Duke Phillips, Apt. 142, Apartado Postal, Sabinas, Coahuila, Mexico
PHILO, Jana Crawford, See EBERLYon correction list
PIETZ, May Ball (formally COCHRANE) 1743 Wesley Avenue, Evanston, Illinois
PORTER, Helen, See SHEFFER on correction list
RAWLINGS, Ann Bartholf, P. O. Box 387, Sandoral, New Mexico
RATH, Muriel R. See REYNOLDS on correction list
REDDING; Marjorie E., See CHRISTANSEN
REECE, Flora B. Smith, 42109 E. 4th, Lancaster, California
REEVES, Frances Roulstone (formally GUDEMAN), 742 El Molino, Pasadena, California
REMBA, Elizabeth Gardner, 308 W. 103rd"Street New York, New York 10025
REYNOLDS, Florence Shutsy, Box 264, Rodman, Canal Zone
REYNOLDS, Muriel Rath, 3840 Sebastopol Road, Sant~ Rosa, California
RICHEY, Judge Mary Showers, Pima County House,. Tucson, Arizona
RICCI, Lola Perkins (formallyJOHNSON),.387.6
Reklaw, Studio City, California
RIDDLE, Betty Martin, (listed ADELMAN), 1320 Verble Place, Rockford, Illinois
ROBERTSON, Irene Raven, 25 E. 10th Street, Lovell, Wyoming 82431
ROBERTSON, Jeanne B. % Compo California de Petroleo, Apt. 2801, Lima Peru, South America
ROBINSON, Patricia-Jones,
647 Grace Street, Monterey, California 93940
ROHRER, Alyce Stevens, 3600 Landfair Road, Pasadena, California
ROSE, Jean Parker, 4420 Lucera Circle, Palos Verdes Estates, California
ROSENTHAL, Ruby Hibbler, 407 Argenti Place, Northvale, New Jersey
ROUNTREE, Martha Harmon, 4717 Winthrop E, Fort Worth, Texas
SAPP, Julia, See BOWER
SHALE, Marie, P. O. Box 1812, Yuma, Arizona
SHAW, Andrea, P. O. Box 4-750, Spena.l.'d, Alaska
SHEFFER, Helen Porter, RD #2, Warrensville Road, Montoursville, Penna.

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.2789 N. Star Road, Columbus; Ohio 43221
SHIRLEY, Leta Brownfield, 1301 E. Tate, Brownfield, Texas 79316
SHOWERS, See RICHEY on correction list
SHlJTSY, See REYNOLDS on correction list
SIMONSON, AILSA Connolly, Crosby, North Dakota
SIMPSON, Janet Hutchinson, 1508 Boyce Avenue, Ruxton, Maryland 21204
SMITH, Flora B., See REECE on correction lis't.
SOGG, Vega Johnson, 1154 Sheffield Place, Thousand Oaks, California
SPRINGER, Jean Mohrman, 3439 B~rry, Cincinnati, Ohio
STRA UGHAN, Mrs. Jane, Corrected spelling of name.
STURDEVANT, Mary Barnes, 15401 S. W. 260th St., Rt #1, Homestead, Florida 33030
SULLIVAN, Elizabeth McGeorge, Mt. Crest Orchards, Orrtanna, Pennsylvania
SWAIN, Dorothy, See LEWIS on correction list
TALLMAN, Jane, Box 2133, Palm Beach, Florida
THOITS, Mary E., 7350th Support Group, Box 430, APO 611, New York, New York 09611
THOMPSON, Frances M., See HUNT on correction list
THOMPSON, Louesa F., See BEARD on correction list
TUCKER, Barbara Hershey, 5775 Urban Drive, La Mesa, California
VAN VALKENBURG, Dorothy Sorensen, 1631 E. Creek Road, Sandy, Utah
WAHlBORG, Evelyn Taylor, 242 Castle Drive, Atwater, California
WALLACE, Mary Taliaferro Gilmore (Walton), 430 Grant Place, Corpus Christi, Texas
WALTERS, Esther Reinholdt, 8603 W. Stuth, West Allis, Wisconsin 53227
WATRY, VirginiaHaI:rli,
6017 Morse Drive, Oakland, California
WATSON, Ann~,
1118 Third Street, Dover, Delaware
WEBB, Dorothy E., 5528 Eleventh Ave., Bakersfield, California
WESTERVELT, Esther Rathfelder, corrected spelling of name
WILLIAMS, Capt. Doris, HQ Eastern Comm. Region, Westover AFB, Massachusetts
WILLIAMS, Virginia Acher, 324 Boston Road, North Billerica, Massachusetts
WILSON, Maurine Brunsvold, 5947 Copperfield St., Riverside, California
WIMBERLY, Ellen, See CAMPBELLin 1964 WASP Roster
WISE, H. Lucil~ J2cll,. 2314 N. Tracy Street, Alexandria, Virginia
WISE, Virginia Fisher, 229 Westridge Drive, Tallahassee, Florida
WOOD, M. Winifred, Idyllwild, California
WORDEN, EileenKealy,
305 S. W. Gate Avenue, Los Angeles, California
WRAY, Lillian Glezen, 2506 N. 6th Street, Burbank, California 91504
WRIGHT, Maxine NqIt, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
YATES, Capt. Virginia AL 1857137, HQ Sqdn CSGP, Box 2258 CMR, Shaw AFB, South
Carolina
ZIMMER, Leona Golbinec, Chubut, Argentina - Mail: 1"79Hannum Avenue, Rossford, Ohio
43460

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NAMES NOT USTED IN WASP ROSTER

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BARNES, Libby Powers, 17337 Lassen Street, Northbridge, California
CRONAN, Selma, 209 Hillcrest Ave., Leonia, New Jersey
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GORDON, Isabel Pedersen, Green Farms, Connecticut
GROWCOCK, -Carolyn Lumpp, 4203 Wildwood Road, Austin, Texas 78722
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HEINLEIN, Col. Oscar A., USAF, P. O. Box 1525, Vandenberg AFB, California
* HENRY, Helen Parks, 609 Henderson Falls Road, Toccoa, Georgia
43-3 * HOWARD, Jean Ross, 2900 Connecticut Ave., NW, Apt 243, Washington, D.C.
44-2 * KEEFER, Virginia Flugel, % Col Irvin J. Keefer, HQ AFSC, Andrews AFB, Maryland
44-9 * KURTZ, Mary Anne fuv!, 1692 Hillwood Driv~, Dayton, Ohio
43-4 * LUBAN, Jane l&rem.., 4 Bird Hill Road, Lexington, Massachusetts
43-3 * RUECKERT, Ruth Nevada, 2037 Riviera Street, San Francisco, California
* SHIELDS, Anne M., 43 West Ashmead Place, N. Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
INSTRUCTOR Mr. A. E. Saunders, Forman, North Dakota
INSTRUCTOR Capt. William Tischler, % United Air Lines, International Airport, Los Angeles
43-3 * GRAY, Melva Doyle, 20 Mayflower Road, Woburn, Massachusetts
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HARMAN, Jean Downey, 13 Stowe Lane, Melo Park, California 94026
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ESTEP, Dorothy P., 139 Camellia Avenue, Redwood City, California 94061
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Family group - The family

to right, SHELDON, JOHN,

Faces showing JUNE

PA YNE HAYDEN

WOLFE LECKIE

and

of MARION STEGEMAN HODGSON (43-5).

MARION, MARJORIE and EDWARD.

Left

SARA
MlSSJACQUELINE

COCHRAN

and ANN ATKEISON