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Hollenbach, Sister Ruth, college president. B S in Math and Sci., Webster Coll., 1952; MA in Philosophy, U. Notre Dame, 1958, PhD 1960; postgrad. Cath. U., 1964, U. Notre Dame, 1971. Joined sisters order, 1954, Sch. Sisters of Notre Dame, Roman Cath. Ch., 1952. Tchr. math., sci. St. Joseph High Sch., Conway, Ark., 1952-55; chairperson dept. philosophy Notre Dame Coll., St. Louis 1958-65; prog. Am. studies Nanzan U., Nagoya, Japan, 1966-78, admistr. internat. div., 1974-78; fin. dir., dir. devel. Maria Ctr., St. Louis, 1978-84; adminstr. St. Mary’s Spl. Sch., St. Louis, 1984-87; pres. Mt. Mary Coll., Milw., 1987- . Office: Mt. Mary Coll Office of the President 2900 N Menomone River Pky Milwaukee WI 53222-4597.

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Hollenbeck, Ralph Anthony, retired editor, book reviewer, b. Jersey City, Aug. 31, 1925; s. Joseph Raymond and Edna Carole (Scott) Hollenbeck; m. Darle Irene Johnson, Feb. 27, 1948; children: Ralph Christopher, Jonathan David. Sr. editor King Features Syndicate, N.Y.C., 1947, book editor, reviewer, 1969 - ; free-lance editor Editorial Rsch. Assocs., Metuchen, NJ, 1962-66. Author:(with Clark Kinnaird) Rube Goldberg vs. The Machine Age, 1968. Mem. Dutch TREAT Club, Lambda Chi Alpha. Home: 15 McCoy Ave Metuchen NJ 08840-2514 Office: 235 E 45th St New York NY 10017-3305.

Hollenbeck, Don, radio analyst, writer, journalist; b. Lincoln, Neb., March 30, 1905; s. Clyde and Clara (Davey) H.; student Univ. of Neb.; m. Angelique Dean, Aug. 8, 1941; children - Zoe, Jessie. Home:148 E. 48th St., N.Y.C. 22. Died June 22, 1954.

HOLLENBACH, John William, coll. dean; b. Allentown, Pa., Feb. 10, 1913; s. Frederick John and Escie Judith (Reichard) H.; B.A., Muhlenberg Coll., 1934; M.A., Columbia U., 1935; Ph.D., U. of Wis., 1941; m. Winifred Lohman, Aug. 23, 1941; children - David John, John Frederick. Instr. English, High Bridge (N.J.) High Sch.; asst. prof. English, Northeast Mo. State Teachers Coll., 1941-45; prof. English, Hope Coll., 1945-47, dean of call. 1947-55, v.p. 1957--; dean faculty Am. U.; Cairo, Egypt 1955-57. Mem. Nat. Council Teachers English, Phi Kappa Tau, Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Phi Kappa. Mem. Reformed Ch. Clubs: Century. Professional. Contbr, articles to scholarly jours. Home: 107 W. 11th St., Holland, Mich.

HOLLENBECK, Walter Emil, life ins. co. exec.; b. N.Y.C., Nov. 29, 1906; s. Walter E. and Catherine L. (Curley) H.; ad. pub. schs.; m. Florence D. Bruthanz, June 2, 1929; children - Barbara Ann (Mrs. Howard R. Forbes), Peter. With Met. Life Ins. Co., N.Y.C., 1925-, asst. sec., 1945-58, asst. v.p., sec. to bd., 1958-60. sec., 1960--. Home: 120 Country Club Dr., Port Washington, N.Y. Office: 1 Madison Av., N.Y.C. 10.

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HOLLENBECK. L. A., banker; b. Mellett, S.D., Sept. 6. 1900; s. John A. and Hattie B. (Udell) H.; student public schools and Huron (South Dakota) College; married Marian Grismer, Aug. 17, 1924. Mgr. Corson Co. Abstract Co., 1920-21; asst. cashier Security State Bank, McIntosh, S.D., 1922-25; cashier, dir. Farmers State Bank, Watauga, S. D., 1925-31; cashier, dir., now pres. Farmers & Merchants State Bank, Iroquois, S.D., since 1931; pres. Livestock State Bank, Artesian, S.D. Mem. Banking Commn. S.D. Member Am. (vicepresident state bank div.), S.D. (president 1950-51) bankers assns. Mason. Club: Commercial Address: Iroquois, S.D.

HOLLENBECK, OTTO WILLIAM, RR 1, Wright City, Farmer; b. Wright City, Mo., 11-10-29; f. Edmund Frederick Hollenbeck, Wright City, Mo.; m. Mrytle Ellen Hollenbeck, Wright City, Mo.; w. Mildred Mary; chil. Marie Ellen, William Edward, Diane Ruth; ed. Wright City High School.

HOLLENBECK, Dale Gilbert, canning exec. Bn.-Feb. 4, 1900, Raymond, Neb.
Son-George Stanford & Lillie Bertha (Kerlin) Hollenbeck.  M -Jeannette Louise Booksin, Apr. 24, 1926, San Jose, Calif.  Child-Harriet L. Cox, 22.

A.B., Univ. Washington, 1923; Protestant; Mason; Shriner, Sacramento, Calif.; Stockton Golf & Country Club; Yosemite Club, Stockton; Commonwealth Club, San Francisco; Coll. of Pac., Stockton trustee; Delta Kappa Epsilon; arrived in Calif., 1913; Republican; pres., Thornton Canning Co., 1938 to date.

Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, trap shooting.

Address: 1140 North Hunter St., Stockton, Calif

HOLLENBACK, SYLVIA DEE, speech pathologist; b. Walla Walla, Wash., Oct. 26, 1961; d. Orlo Stevenson and Rhea (Slater) Carver, m. Gerald Delano Hollenback III, Aug. 22, 1981; children: Janae Suzanne Drew Nickolas. BS, Brigham Young U., 1982, M in Communicative Disorders, 1983. Communication specialist Provo (Utah) Sch. Dist., 1982-83; speech pathologist Valley Med. Ctr., Renton, Wash., 1984-5; communication disorders specialist Kent (Wash.) Sch. Dist., 1994-85, Richland (Wash.) Sch. Dist., 1985-86, Kennewick (Wash.) Sch. Dist., 1987- . Mem. Richland Edn. Assn., Kennewick Edn. Assn.., Wash. Speech and Hearing Assn., Am. Speech Lang. and Hearing Assn., NEA (Wash. chpt.). Republican. Morman. Club: Lit. Reviewers (Kennwick, Wash.) (pres. 1985- ). Avociations: reading, needlework, dance, creative writing. Home: 8516 W Entiat Pl Kennewick WA 99336 Office: Kennewick Sch Dist 200 S Dayton Kennewick WA 99336

HOLLENBECK, CLIFFORD ERNEST, producer, photographer, writer, b. Temple, Tex., July 26, 1943; s. Clayton (Holly) Earl and Florence May (Cariveau); H.; A. A. in Journalism., Yakima Valley Coll., 1963; B.A. in Journalism, U.S. Navy, Coronado, Calif., 1967; M.S. in Physiology, U. Australia, 1969; D.D.. First Ch. of Research (Va.), 1970; Postgrad. in social psychology, Tenn. Christian U., 1977; m. Nancy Eilene Davis Sept. 23, 1971; 1 son, Craig Eric. Journalist, photographer, editor Fairbanks News Miner, Fairbanks, Alaska, 1968-69; writer, photographer bus., politics Anchorage Daily Times, Anchorage, 1970; asst. v.p. advt., pub. relations Wein Air Alaska, Anchorage, 1971; cons. pub. affairs, aviation Govt. of Can., Ottawa, Ont., 1972-73; dir. pub. affairs, advt. promotion Alaska Airlines, Seattle 1973-74; v. p. Faces Publs., Inc., Honolulu, Seattle, 1975-76, dir., 1980-83; pres. pro tem Indsl. Promotional Toys, Seattle. 1976; prin. Cliff Hollenbeck Agy., Seattle, 1976- ; producer Hot Shot Prodns., Inc., pres., chm. bd. dirs., 1984- ; dir. Pacific Advt., Inc., 1979-82; producer, dir. TV series Journeys, Inc. Mm. 7th dist. Congressional Ind. Bus. Adv. Bd., 1978-79. Author: Adverse Incident Policy, 1972, A look into Skyjacking, 1972; columnist Seattle Post Intelligencer, 1980-81, World Traveling mag., Welcome to U.S.A., Alaskafest; contbg. editor, Pacific Bus. mag., N.W. World Travel, Alaskafest, Faces mag., contbr. photographs and articles to profl. jours. Basic 35mm Photography, 1986, Intermediate 35mm Photography, 1986, People Photography, 1986; (with Nancy Hollenbeck) Travel Photography, 1986. Served with USN, 1963-68. Decorated D.F.C. (2), Air medal (4), numerous others; named Mag. Photographer of Yr., Alaska, 1978, Travel Photographer of Yr., 1982-83. Mm. Am. Soc. Mag. Photographers, Soc. Am. Traveler writers (named One of Top Ten Travel Photographers 1979, 80, 81, 84, 85, 86), Aviation-Space Writers Assn., Nat. Press Photographers Assn., Pub. Relations Soc. Am., Overseas Press Club, Internat. Divers Assn., Nat. Geog. Soc., Alaska Geog. Soc., Profl. Assn.. Diving Instrs., Underwater Master Divers Internat., Plonjeurs Internat., Kappa Alpha Mu, Alpha Psi Omega. Club: Siberia-Russia Explorers., S.A., Alaskafest; contbg. editor, Pacific Bus. Mag., N.W. World Travel, AlaskFest, Faces Mag.; contbr. photographs and articles to profl. jo Address. Box 4247 Pioneer Square Seattle WA 98104

PHOTO DISTRICT NEWS
AUGUST 1997
Section: exposures

IS IT HOLLENBECK, OR IS IT HEMINGWAY?

Heeding Ernest Hemingway's immortal maxim, "Write what you know," ex-lawyer John Grisham found fame and fortune scripting legal thrillers. Onetime ROTC trainee Tom Clancy wrote about soldiers, while Michael Crichton, a Harvard Medical School graduate, called on his knowledge of doctors and scientists. Now, photographer Cliff Hollenbeck has a ready pen for what he knows best.

Hollenbeck, a travel photographer and author of how-to guides such as Big Bucks: Selling Your Photography, will debut his first novel next summer. Called The Acapulco Goodbye (Commonwealth Publishing), it's a murder mystery whose charismatic, rugged protagonist just happens to be--you guessed it--a travel photographer.

Hollenbeck says, "I took a lot of elements from my life, and then I took a lot of pieces of other people's lives and slipped them in there." But his likeness to the novel's lens-toting hero, Scott Wolfe, is not mere coincidence. Besides being travel photographers, both men are Vietnam vets, in business with wives named Nancy, and have shot assignments at Las Brisas, the Mexican resort that serves as a backdrop to Goodbye's drama.

An ego trip? Perhaps, but Hollenbeck swears his character is far from perfect. "He's like Jim Rockford," he says, referring to the Seventies television P.I. "You knew Rockford was going to get the crap kicked out of him in every episode."

The novel's action begins when Wolfe witnesses a murder through his 600mm lens during a sunset shoot at a hotel pool. In florid swipes of the brush, Hollenbeck paints a somewhat cliched picture of the pivotal moment: "A powerfully built man stepped confidently through the doors and moved quickly toward the woman. Her eyes opened wide like a rabbit caught in the lights of a hunter's pickup truck. She stood helpless and waited. Without emotion or words the big man crossed the patio and hit her in the face with a solid left punch. The girl spun backwards and he caught her by the blouse which ripped open. He struck her in the face with another savage blow and the blouse ripped completely away, revealing her nude shoulders and full breasts."

Hollenbeck is forthcoming about his first foray into fiction. "I did this as a lark--you've got to get that in," he says, possibly seeking to excuse the story's overblown aspects. He says he was not motivated to write by other authors, but rather by watching television. "I said to Nancy, 'Gee, I can write stuff as bad as this,'" he recalls. Not surprisingly, Hollenbeck is shopping a film script of the story, and says he has received inquiries.

The son of an Associated Press photographer, Cliff Hollenbeck started working as a travel photographer in 1975, after a six-year career in the Navy, followed by stints as a newspaper editor and as a public relations director for two airlines. The Seattle-based photographer, who insists he is 29 years old, is the author of ten books, half of which he co-wrote with Nancy, his wife of 25 years.

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Hollenbeck, Nancy Eilene, writer, artist, cons.; b. Anchorage, June 22, 1949; d. Charles Augustus and Faye (Dahl) Davis II; B.A. in Sociology and Edn., Western Wash. State Coll., 1971; postgrad. in sociology and polit. sci. u. Hawaii, child psychology, Tenn. Christian U.; certificate flight tng. Wein Air Alaska, 1971; m. Clifford Ernest Hollenbeck, Sept. 23, 1972. Flight attendant, tng. researcher Wien Air Alaska, Anchorage, 1971-72; airline edn. cons. Govt. of Can., Ottawa, Ont., 1972-73; writer, artist Faces publs., Honolulu, Seattle, 1975- . now dir.; writer, artist Cliff Hollenbeck Agy., Seattle, 1975- . Recipient Distinguished Service Medal FAA 1971; Alaska Heroism Award, 1972; UN Treaty Medal, 1972; U.S. Presdl. commendation; named Stewardess of Year, 1971. Mem. Airline Pilots Assn., Alaska Nat. geog. socs., Am. Tchrs. Assn., Fed. Investigators Assn., Alpha Psi Omega. Author: Fooling Man, 1969; A Look Into Skyjacking, 1973, Adverse Incident Policy, 1973. Office: Box 98901 Seattle WA 98188

HOLLENBECK, DOROTHY ROSE, special education educator; b. Yakima, Wash., May 8, 1941; d. George Milford and Blanche Mary (McCarthy) Hollenbeck; BS in Speech and Lang. Therapy, Marquette U., 1964; MA in Spl. Ed.., San Francisco State U., 1969; m Thomas M. Chambers, Aug. 14, 1971; adopted children - David, Monique Chistopher, George, Elizabeth. Speech pathologist Mpls. Pb. Schs., 1964-65, Milbrae (Calif.) Sch. Dist., 1965-68; reading specialist Dept. Def., Landstuhl, Germany, 1970-71; tchr. children with extreme learning problems Portland (Oreg.) Public Schs., 1971-80, dept. chmn. spcl. edn., 1980-84, program specialist program devel., 1984-86, diagnostic specialist assessment program spl. edn., 1986-94, speech and 1ang. pathologist, 1994-95; spch. and pathologist, spl. edn. Tch., Chimacum, Washington Sch. Dist. 1995 - ; cert. instr. develop. therapy U. Ga., 1982; instr. Portland State U., D.C.E., 1982, 83. HEW Dept. Rehab. fellow, 1969. Mem. Am. Speech and Hearing Assn. (cert. in clin. competence), Common Cause, Cousteau Soc., NEA, Oreg. Edn. Assn., Nat. Council Exceptional Children (presenter nat. conv. 1984). Democrat. Roman Catholic. Author: PEACHES (Pre-Sch. Ednl. Adpatation for Children Who Are Handicaped), 1978. Home: 524 Pierce Port Townsend WA 98368 Office: Chimacum Pub Schs P O Box 278 Chimacum WA 98325

HOLLENBACK, DONAL CLINTON, pub. co. exec.; b. Columbus, O., Jan. 1, 1928; s. Rand Pretsch and Maude Beatrice (Smith) H.; B.S., Ohio State U., 1951; m Sally Lee Young, June 10, 1951; children - Jon Jeffrey, Susan Beth, Daniel Clinton. Plant mgr. Press of Hollenback, Inc., Columbus, 1951-56, mng. editor newspapers, 1956- , sec.-treas., 1963- , editor-in-chief, 1966 - . Chmn. Columbus Rose Park Commn., 1966; mem. Columbus Park Commn., 1966; mem. adv. com. on transit City of Columbus, 1960-68. Bd. Dirs. Alfred Willson Children's Center, Columbus Jr. Theatre of Arts. Recipient editor's award Sigma Delta Chi, 1964, award of merit Res. Officers Assn , 1971. Mem. Beta Theta Pi. Bldg. Assn. Columbus (sec. 1953- ), Order of Symposiarchs of Am. (chpt. sec. 1964- ). Club: Faculty (Ohio State U.). Home: 595 E Dominion Blvd Columbus OH 43214 Office: 3134 N High St Columbus OH 43202

HOLLENBECK, ALBERT HARDY, art gallery owner; b. Indpls., May 28, 1923: s. Ralph Perry and Ethel (Hardy) H.; student Art Inst Chgo., 1946-49; m. Gloria Rose Novak. Sept. 6. 1947; children - Craig Eric, Candace Lynn, Todd Albert. Owner, Albert H. Hollenbeck Advt. Art Studio, Chgo., 1964-65; partner Dhein, Hollenbeck & Chevis, Chgo., 1965-70: owner Hollenbeck Galleries, Hinsdale, Ill., 1970- ; pres. Hollenbeck Galleries Ltd., Schaumberg, Ill. judge numerous art exhbns. Served with USAAF, 1942-46. Decorated Air Medal. Mem. La Grange Art League (pres. 1967), Chgo. Artist Guild (mem. council 1966-68). Home: 1228 Hawthorne Lane Downers Grove IL 60615 Office: 101 S Washington St Left Bank Bldg Hinsdale IL 60621

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HOLLENBECK, WILLIAM ROYDEN, vocational school educator, b. Frankfort, Mich., June 24, 1949; s. William Wilbur and Nina T. (Vigland) H.; m. Cynthia Carlisle Plumstead, June 16, 1979; children: Thomas. BS, Cen. Mich, U., 1977, MA 1981. Cert. vocat. ednl. adminstr., Mich. Instr. Career Tech. Ctr., Traverse City, Mich., 1977-90, placement coord., 1990 - ; head football coach Glen Lake High Sch., Maple City, Mich., 1983- ; coach, cons. Guernsey (United Kingdom) Gladiators, 1990-92. Coach Youth Baseball, Maple City, Mich., 1992, Portage (Mich.) City Football Camp, 1989 - ; Sgt. USAF, 1968-72, Vietnam. Decorated Distinguished Flying Cross, 4 Air medals, Air Force Commendation; named Football Coach of Yr. AP/Detroit News, 1989. Mem VFW, Am. Vocat. Assn., Mich. Occupational Edn. Assn., Mich. High Sch. Football Coaches Assn. (regional dir. 1991 - ), Glen Lake Sportsman Club (sec. 1989-92). Lutheran. Home: 6856 Wheeler Rd. Maple City MI 49664

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