Martha Judson, ’46, San Antonio, Texas
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1940
Kenneth Meyer, ’48, Lansing, Mich.
John Holmes, ’48, Indianapolis, Ind.
1950
Mary Wolter, ’52, Covington, Ind.
John Scott, ’52, Terre Haute, Ind.
Joseph Qutub, ’56, GR ’58, Fanwood, N.J.
1960
Millard Trout, ’60, Greencastle, Ind.
Theodore Peak, ’60, Niles, Mich.
Norman Owens, ’62, GR ’66, Watseka, Ill.
1970s
Jimalea Turk, ’77, Washington, Ind.
Thomas Ryan, ’71, GR ’72, Indianapolis, Ind.
Robert Phillips, ’71, Richmond, Ind.
1980
Theresa Sublette, ’86, Nashville, Ind.
Richard Junghans, ’86, Shawnee, Kan.
Amy Freeze, ’78, GR ’81, Paris, Ill.
1990
Sandra Ring, ’91, GR ’98, Terre Haute, Ind.
Jenissa Reed, ’97, Linton, Ind.
Patrick Osborne, ’76, GR ’93, Terre Haute, Ind.
2000
Jeffrey Moore, ’03, Daleville, Ind.
Mary Von Leer, ’01, Terre Haute, Ind.
Rosemary Timmons, ’97, GR ’00, Universal, Ind.
2010
Eveart Foster, ’13, Chicago, Ill.
Eveart Foster was named one of Crain’s Chicago Business “Top 20 in their 20’s” for 2018. Eveart is currently working as a Technical Services Engineer with Pepper Construction.
Emery Becker, ’15, Burbank, Calif.
LA Times – Local music photographer Emery Becker reported killed in motorcycle crash
Michelle Bond, GR ‘14, Madison, Wis.
Michelle Bond has begun a position at University Health Services at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She works as an Associate Counselor – Engineering Focus in Mental Health. This means she works with patients in the UW-Madison School of Engineering.
Bond, who spent four years working as a counselor at an Indiana engineering college, says engineering students in particular can face challenges when it comes to their mental health.
“There are unique pressures to this field of study,” Bond says. These can include a competitive academic environment, demanding performance expectations, and a field that necessitates black and white thinking.
“There is a right answer in engineering,” says Bond, “but not necessarily in emotions or experiences.”
