Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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r: . .N ....... .- ?.muut 1.1:,- ......-....:.;5.. qwu' m' .giu-ugqhv.;-wxx::m Vhu'iwi i. I c: 4N? m.gw W ' . . , ,AW '?. ' yaw? a Firs! Row, Ieff to righf: 5. Lynn, 5. Sanders, S. Vifullo. Second Row L. Bryan, J. Rob- inson, R. McGinnis. Third Row: J. Hester, G. Hubel, B. Raybuck. Fourfh Row: P. Homer, J. Harrison. Fifth Row: A. Cox, D. Horton, D. Wheeler, R. Hagstrom. Missing: E. Biagi, G. Freeman, J. McEIwee. Firsf Row Ieff to right.- N. Gordon, C. Biorn, A. Sfeinbrighf. Second Row.- J. Park- inson, J. Liston, M. McGloughlin. Third Row: P. King, D. Hoyt, J. Love. Fourth Row: C. Robb, D. Beals. Firfh Row: R. Davis, D. Unger. Sixfh Row: R. Green, L. Curtis, J. Legge . Seventh Row: G. Ehlers, R. Martin, W. deMeurers. Missing: M. Gilligan, B. Hazelwood, J. Marfz. Firsf Row, Ieff fo righf: M. Riesen, M. McLean, N. Seigle. Second Row: G. Pierce, D. Sousa, B. Ginn, B. Smyrl. Third Row: l. Kohler, R. Reagle. Fourth Row: D. Smith, T. Devitf, W. Vuskis. Fiffh Row: E. Shoe- maker, R. Heise, P. Benosky. Missing: W. McKay, A. Morgan, M. Quinlan, G. Wallace.

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THE CLASS OF I960-IUNIORS As has been true in past years, the members of the Junior Class have assumed positions of leadership in many phases of our organizations and activities. The names of many Juniors are seen on the roles of Eastern's sports, literary societies, clubs, publications, and committees. Their vibrant enthusiasm has per- meated every phase of campus life. Much to the embarrassment of the class the pur- pose of the Senior Sneak was slyly accomplished iolthough Dan Unger's car almost became the Junior representative on the tripi. The Junior year has wrought changes in the lives gtkmr... mg.- r.5..r!.9'zflf'v;mpf.:v.r .79.. of the class members. They have grown in the knowledge of the meaning of an education and have seriously considered their future vocations. They have stood on the threshold of their Senior year and have begun to prepare for their last year in college. Already the plans for the Senior activities are being formulated ias they plan to catch next year's Junior Class napping, and stage the biggest and most successful Senior Sneak ever seen at Easterni. Fluctuation in number has not dampened the spirit of this class, for strong class loyalty and unity still prevail. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row, left to right: D. Unger, M. Riesen, P. Homer, S. Vitullo; Second McGloughIin, W. Vaskis. Row, left to 96. 'w W - 4;. 4m: a s. r 56-135: Fur. M .v. i ,. , ghqm ,'i .'I First Rt 5. Vin inson, G. Hc HomerA Horton E. Bias

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-uWuusv.-v' , '1 First Row, left fo righf: D. Diaz, J. Thomas, D. Roderick, J. Stanley. Second Row: J. Mininger, J. Meissner, F. Johnson, 5. Nel- son, N. Ch Icoaf, R. Storms. Third Row: T. Taylor, L. Morris, 5. Hill, C. Martin, W. Amos, R. Hogeland. M'ssing: J. Qu'gg, P. Walker, L. Walters. First Row, left to right: M. Fr , P. Cum- mings, M. Malberg, L. Barrett, P. Fuller, M. Richardson, J. ha kle. Second Row: J. Bartholomew, R. Johnson, K. Smith, S. Speers, J. Hackney, R. Lindemuth. Third Row.- C. Pierce, J. Bammesberger, D. Robinson, B. Mar lein, R. Cowperfhwaite. Fourfh Row: H. Tibbefts, S. Wright, R. Stofsenberg, N. Salamun. Fiffh Row S. Webster, H. Johnson, P. Vigyikan, T. Brand, J. Wallace. Missing: F. Meredith, R. MoHitf, A. Pierce. FirsiL Row: N. Mack, L. Bogdanow. Second Row: K. Low y, B. Ball, B. Clark, G. Shingledecker. Third Row- C. Best, D. Beals, D. Comstock, S. Corbett, A. Burgess, K. merson. Fourth Row.- D. Warren, C. Soltis, J. Pearce, V. Ash, C. Metzger. Missing: K. Baldauff, A. Cuthbert, M. Dock, R. Dye. v M $; , b 7691 ,, ZWMWWVMme114M 7M Om Wecwf??z?f:if'c?7l I ' V ' ov zvawL--.u--pF.-.-.-.vc.-. .... .-.-. vrw. . . . n-u...u., -,.