| Bonnie Davis Randall '67
Garden Tours of England -
Bonnie's first travel book was published in April 1997. The books are
unique in their format, providing self guided tours of the many wonderful
gardens. The second book is on Southern England and a third on Scotland.
Sue Geen '58
Steps to Success - The writing Program
is the exclusive process developed by Sue to teach and promote writing.
Recently, the Central Texas region 13 gave Sue Geen its most outstanding
teacher award.
Elsa Leopold Watters '24
Cherokee Woman - During the
winter of 1838, eight thousand men, women and children were forced to
abandon their land and homes in the Southeast. Half of them died of
exposure, illness or accident on this infamous march to exile. The tale of
Tsika's courage in the face of cruelty and injustice is a triumph of the
human spirit.
Mary Beth McKenzie '64
A Painterly Approach - In this
provocative, intelligent book for intermediate and advanced artists, a
noted painter describes her approach to art and shows how it works in
three mediums: oil, pastel and monotype.
Jack Schaefer '25
Shane - The unforgettable novel of
a boy's love and a gunman's strong will to escape his past. Jack's first
book (later made into a movie) is a magnificent and endearing story about
the old west.
Gary Bloomfield '58
The Drama of Lent - The book is a
story about the life of Jesus during the week He entered the city of
Jerusalem. The book examines the relationships between Jesus and the
disciples during this week along with the high priests, Pilate, and Mary
Magdalene.
Russell W. Kane '43
Zoo's Who - published by
Doubleday is a children's book illustrated by Elwyth Mehlman.
Richard C. Miller '43
Mosca, A Factual Fiction -
Richard has written ten books besides Mosca. Mosca is a
fictional-factual expedition into the mentality of ourselves and our
secret government. Richard Miller comments: "Some things are too serious
to take seriously -- and too funny to laugh at."
Douglas Winslow '60
Experiments With Construction
Materials: A Laboratory Manual - It is a manual broad enough to offer
a range of experiments on a variety of materials -- deep enough to test
students' comprehension and capabilities -- flexible enough to fit any
course structure.
Patricia Shaughnessy Gagne '67
Pat writes under the
pseudonym Dani Sinclair. She writes for Harlequin Intrigue and Temptation.
Books written are: Mystery Baby; Man Without Age; Better
Watch Out; The Naked Truth and Married in Haste. He has
several other books under consideration.
Miriam Carey '86
Author of a book titled Fifty-Two
Romantic Outings in Greater Cleveland, Gray Publishers, 1588 East 40th
St., Cleveland, OH 44103. (216) 421-2665. |
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Herbert Gold '42
She Took My Arm As If She Loved Me -
Herb recently was awarded the prestigious Ohioana career award for
lifetime achievement and contributions to literature. Herb has published
over thirty novels. His first, in 1951, was Birth of a Hero.
Ware Myers '31 - Known as Everett W. Myers
Industrial Strength Software and Controlling Software
Development.
I.S.S. book provides you with the metrics and
measures to more effectively deal with the progress of individual
projects, reliability of the process and the long run improvement of the
development process itself. During the last 20 years Ware has co-authored
or edited a number of books.
John Webb '45
Programmable Logic Controller (Industrial
computer), Industrial Control Electronics. A book on working smart for
quality is to be completed in 1998. John started his writing career at age
48.
Robert Hull '49
Lakewood-A Thousand Memories -
Hundreds of Lakewood kids look back at their own wonder years -- from the
first day stringing beads -- to the night that sealed their adolescence
forever.
The Lakewood High Adventure - Hundreds of students,
spanning a half century and their teachers return to the classroom world
of the beloved Lakewood High School.
Lakewood-Growing Up
There - Open this book -- memories will flow -- with all the friends
you ever knew.
O. James Fox '32
Concepts of Grammar - Consists of
112 pages of text. An open format is used, measuring 8½ x 11 inches. After
preparing lessons on theme paper, the student carefully writes in the
workbook. It becomes his or her own book of accomplishments.
Hatten Yoder '38
Planned Invasion of Japan, 1945 - The
Siberian Weather Advantage. The massive invasion of Japan planned for
November, 1945 required accurate knowledge of weather conditions that
moved across the Japanese Island from Siberia. Yoder's story of the U.S.
Navy expeditions is reconstructed partly from memory, partly from notes
and official conference reports from the commanding officer of the
expedition.
Harley Beall
All the Rivers Run - A Curriculum Guide for
Grades 4-8. Harley, the co-author, is a science educator who taught
for 33 years in the Lakewood Public Schools. Harley also was a seasonal
interpreter and supervisor for the National Park Service. This Guide is
intended to become a model for educators interested in teaching
environmental education utilizing all the learning disciplines, art,
music, social studies, science, etc.
Judy Fredrichs '67
Writing under the pen name of Judith
Clark has published tow children's books -- Too Many Animals Sleep in
My Bed and What If My Bed Were a Sailboat Instead? The next
book is Do You Think We Can Fly In a Strawberry Pie?
Sean Flynn '82
Wrote the cover article in the July,
2000 issue of Esquire magazine. It is the story of the Worcester
Massachusetts warehouse fire and the six men who died fighting it. The
publishing rights for a book have been purchased by Warner Books. Sean, a
former senior editor of Boston Magazine and an award winning
journalist, now resides in Swampscott,
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