Amherst College - Olio Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Contents ZE' :1 1 Fall ...... . . . .9 Academic . . . . . . 15 Winter 75 Athletics... ...as Activities. . . .51 Athletics- - - - -81 A Social - . - - - -65 Activities . . . . .103 Social. . . .121 Spring. . . . . .131 Athletics. . . . . . 137 . . Ad t Activities . . . . . 159 Ver lslng' ' ' ' '239 Social. . . . . . 167 Index 256 Seniors . . . . . .201 Staff Senior Editorial Board Senior Business Board Peter S. Pitarys '59 .................................... Chairman Markley E. Opdyke '59 .................. Managing Editor Sheldon A. Taft '59 .......... ............... S taii Editor .lay C. Rippard '59 ........ ......... P roduction Editor Junior Editorial Board James M. Newcomer '60 ................ Co-Layout Editor David A. Purdy '60 ........... ......... C o-Layout Editor Joseph L. Cady '60 ........... ....... C o-Literary Editor Anthony F. Hindley '59 ................ Co-Literary Editor Richard J. Clark, Jr. '60 ...... Co-Photography Editor Russell J. Kirschenbaum '60 Co-Photography Editor William A. Alonso '60 ........................ Sports Editor Art Thomas B. Cornell '59 Allan R. Keith '59 ........................ Business Manager Floyd D. Fortuin '59 .................................. Treasurer Peter T. Esty '59 ...................... Advertising Director Peter K. Garson '59 .......... Senior Business Associate Junior Business Board John R. Bookwalter '60 .................... Credit Manager Robert O. Myhr '60 ........ Local Advertising Manager Rex S. Clements, Jr. '60 ...... National Adv. Manager John F. Bastian '60 .... Regional Advertising Manager Photography John M. Demcisak '59 Daniel B. Bump '60 John D. Liebson '61 Charles W. Cobb '60

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