Valentine Luncheon - 2006

Since 2004, the College of Arts and Sciences has hosted a Valentine’s Luncheon for retired faculty. This year, lunch was served in the Senate Chambers of the Wyoming Union.  In addition to having an opportunity to get together with old friends and colleagues, retired faculty enjoyed fine musical entertainment and Dean Oliver Walter gave a state of the college address.
                                                                                          
“Each year, we have new people come to this event,” notes Associate Director of Development Sidney Walter. “We just enjoy seeing everyone get together and have a good time. It is one way that A&S can thank those individuals who have played such an important part in the academic life of the college.”

Standing  Left to Right: Dean Oliver Walter, John Rowland (Department of Computer Science), Oliver Peters (Department of English), Terry Jenkins (Department of Mathematics), Glen Rebka (Department of Physics and Astronomy), Tony Guzzo (Department of Chemistry), Klaus Hanson (Department of Modern and Classical Languages), Ed Rinehart (Department of Physics and Astronomy), E.G. Meyer (Department of Chemistry), Herb Dieterich (Department of History), Francois Dickman (Department of Political Science), Bob Cochran (Department of Statistics), Associate Dean Janet Constantinides, Brainerd “Nip” Mears (Department of Geology and Geophysics), Lee Schick (Department of Physics and Astronomy), Henry Bauer (Department of Computer Sciences), Burton Muller (Department of Physics and Astronomy), B.J Fitzgerald (Department of Psychology), Clyde Edmiston (Department of Chemistry), William Guenther (Department of Statistics), and Lew Noe (Department of Chemistry). Seated Left to Right: Edgar Lewis (Department of Music), Deborah Hardy (Department of History), Rebecca Raulins (Department of Chemistry), Gladys Crane (Department of Theatre and Dance), and Francis Heck (Department of Modern and Classical Languages).