G.D. Fiji Winter 1990 Graduate News He is also a trustee for the Lakeview By The G.D. Fiji Museum of Arts and Sciences in Peoria, James Perrelli '45 is a retired and is Treasurer and a board school administrator living in Farmington, IL. Brother Perrelli was a the Lutheran Central Illinois member the for District of Church, Missouri Synod. teacher, coach and principal before Brother Glick is married and has four becoming Assistant Superintendent of grown children. He can be reached at 7 the Farmington School District. He Martin Lane; Pekin, IL 61554. married the former Pat Smith in 1946. Fred Heger '79 is an Accounting The couple has three daughters, Cynthia, Supervisor for Monsanto Company in Luanne and Sue Anne, and seven Grosse Isle, MI. Brother Heger is grandchildren. Among the organizations responsible for accounts payable; wage Brother Perrelli is involved with are payroll; mechanical, stores, property the Illinois Association of School and project accounting; travel Administrators, Illinois Retired accounting; and cost accounting for Teachers, Rotary Club, American Legion phosphates operations at Monsanto's and the Illinois Coaches Association. He Trenton, MI, plant. Brother Heger was was elected to the Fulton County Board married in 1984 and has two of School Trustees, and is a Trustee of daughters-Amy Kathleen (b. 10/16/87) the Farmington Cemetary Board. Brother and Beth Lauren (2/16/89). He ibecame Perrelli can be reached at 392 E. Fort a Certified Management Accountant in St.; Farmington, IL 61531. 1983. He is an active member of the Dr. Charles Eaton '44 is a Trenton Over 30 hockey league, and in physician in Quincy. He has a general 1988 and 1989 was selected to the practice, specializing in manipulative All-Star team representing the Detroit therapy. Dr. Eaton was married in 1944, area in the Men's Senior Baseball World and has four children, James (b. 1947), Series held in Phoenix, AZ, for over 30 Doug (1950), John (1952) and Susan hardball leagues. Brother Heger can be (1957). Among the organizations Dr. reached at 21608 Thorofare Road; Eaton belongs to is the Rotary Club. Dr. Grosse Isle, MI 48138. Eaton can be reached at 1932 State; Don Gunderson '55 works as an Quincy, IL 62301. insurance agent in Sedona, AZ. He has Merle Glick '46 is retired from three children, including son Chris, a Caterpillar, Inc., and is now a full-time 1988 Knox graduate. Brother Gunderson volunteer. Brother Glick served in the is a member of the Phoenix Tennis U.S. Navy for three years during World Center, Sedona Racquet Club and War II, and worked for Caterpillar from Phoenix Tennis District. He is currently 1947-85. He retired as Manager of the the New Mexico Open Seniors Singles Compensation Department in the and Doubles champion. Brother General Offices, with worldwide Gunderson was nicknamed "Golden Toe" employee compensation at Knox, because in the fall of 1950, he responsibilities. He is the President of kicked the school's first field goal in 20 the Board of Directors of the Everett years. He writes, "At the time, I McKinley Dirksen Congressional believe, it was a 14 to 17-yard effort Leadership Reserach Center in Pekin, IL. with a strong tail wind. Since that G.D. Fiji Winter 1990 7 President time, the wind has changed to a strong Steven N. Aleck '90 Treasurer head wind, and the distance has increased to nearly 50 yards, clearing James W. Bacidore, Jr. '90 the goalposts by several feet. Wonderful Recording Secretary what memory does for one..." Brother Paul B. Wright '91 Gunderson can be reached at P.O. Box 63 Corresponding Secretary (95 Schnebly Hill Road); Sedona, AZ Gregory B. Gaskins '91 86336. Historian Kristopher G. Dittmer '90 COMMITTEES Graduate Relations Thomas J. Green '91 Rush Arthur L. Freeman '91 Publications Jeffrey R. Turnbull '91 Gamma Deuteron Social Chapter of Donald J. Wilson '92 Phi Gamma Delta Scholarship 218 South Cedar James A. Wilson '90 Street Pledge Education Christopher R. Doscotch '91 Galesburg, IL 61401 Campus/Comm. Relations (309) 343-9535 Scott C. Fears '92 Chapter Founded Purple Legionaire April 5, 1867 Joseph Nichols '79 Chapter House Built 1289 W. North St. 1920 Galesburg, IL 61401 International Awards Templeton-McCarty HOUSE CORPORATION Chapter Proficiency Knox College Box 145 1984-85--1986-87,1988-89 Galesburg, IL 61401 Coon Plaque 1982-83 President Cheney Cup 1959-60 Harry J. Neumiller '51 Jordan Bowl 1958-59 (309) 343-9368 Condon Cup 1952-53 Vice-President Baker Cup 1920-21 Jack Fischer '54 Treasurer Charles Gibbs '50 Board of Chapter Advisors c/o Harry J. Neumiller 8 G.D. Fiji Winter 1990 For the past year, the under- The school will keep a list of graduate brothers have seen fund- the contributors and the size of raiser receipts flow in from gener- their donation. An honor roll of con- ous graduates, totalling over tributors will be published in the $30,000. This amazing figure is Fall 1989 Edition of the G.D. Fiji, largely due to the work of Richard and also in a quarterly fundraiser Heidbreder '40, the fundraiser update which will inform the chairman. However, we are only graduates of our progress. In one-ninth of the way to new addition, donors will be recognized windows, tuckpointing and desper- on plaques at the chapter house. ately needed interior work. Luckily, These plaques will be placed in our only a fraction of our graduates new Alumni Room. Donations will be have donated. Our goals are still divided into five categories by size: attainable, but only with the help of all graduate brothers. All contributions should be made to the Knox College-Phi Gamma Delta Renovation Fund Royal Purple Club $5000-up and sent to Janet Albert in the Gold Club $1000-4999 Development Office of Knox Silver Club $500-999 College; Galesburg, IL 61401. Bronze Club $100-499 Your contributions, when made G.D. Fiji Club $1-99 in the above manner, are tax- deductible. Also, Brother Heidbreder Your name and year will be has developed a list of companies engraved on the appropriate plaque that will match tax-deductible after your contribution is received. gifts. Please inquire as to whether Donations by a class will be so your employer has this type of gift- marked, as will anonymous gifts. matching program. Non-Prefit T H E KNOX Organization U.S. POSTAGE G.D. F/J/ PAID SWAR051 875442007 3A89 12/12/89 Permit No. 68 FROM - RETURN TO SENDER sburg. 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