Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1964 volume:

-....4 km. W. tJ ., Cynthia E. Pirro. . . . . .Editor THE LOG QEagtern ?Eaptist QEuIIe 2 ST. DAVIDS. PENNSYLVANIA V01umeXI..........1964 .... ... A .y... ,A n. ,,.,...$.... . -u..-.... -Vu- .-- -.w....m; -....w.....-.- .. - w; w y n,- o, , Braux' a M'h V'W 4. . VJ. Table of Cantents F oreword Dedication Administration and F acu lty Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Literary Societies Athletics Activities Directories .. . - -- - -......, . . . . X F Oreword A seed lies dormant; T e rains fall Gently 0n the waiting earth; The sun warms it and it yields; A tree is born: Its r00 3 each deep, Its trunk grows strong, Its branches wide turn upward, Its leaves burst forth, Full of life. So we have grown . . . FROM THESE ROOTS MWZ ZTZW: Z 2 m .. , . wk? , , ,, ,. .7 nun...- . . 4- - - . n...- We Honor You . . . In respect for the high standards of scholarship and character which you have upheld; In appreciation of your keen sense of responsibility for Eastern,s witness and reputation; In thanks for the unrecorded overtime which you have so often and generously given to your many tasks; In admiration of your efficient administration of the Admissions Office; In response to your optimistic vision for Eastern,s purpose and future; We dedicate the 1964 LOG to you, WILLIAM ALLEN Z ULKER Mk WWWWK W ngW VW$VV mfw WW M xxA W M W I r Wm AWWA wy WW $41 A ??$me ' ,, $$wa mm, 2k W , NW, x. , x W W x W , , MW? x VWW 2 xx 679E? . W v . W9; WW w W W g6 k$ 5g Q ?Tis education forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree75 inclined. Pope As our president, Dr'. McDormand has en- couraged us by his faith in our undertak- ing. His sincere efforts have raised East- ern to new heights of endeavor while main- taining the Christian ideals on which our school was founded. We shall remember him for his untiring zeal to strive upward and onward. 6tIt is to this modern worldefraught with monstrous perils for the soul of men-that our educational institutions must carry out their mission . . . The authority of the laws of God must be affirmed with great courage and with compelling clarity. . i. . iiTo our world, educational institutions committed to a Christian view of ilife and death and the vast forever, have a mission of strategic and desperately timely importance. . . . itEducation and Democracy are inseparable; and education undergirded by Christian faith provides the only resources from which democracy can draw strength for survival and advance? THOMAS BRUCE McDORMAND, PRESIDENT B.A. tThJ, 13.13., Th.D., D.D. J av-w As our dean, Dr. Garrett has conscientious- 3:: 1y administered the duties of his office. He has challenged us to more rewarding scho- 4 lastic achievement. With his academic vi- sion, he has set our eyes on higher goals. '4 DR. CYRIL D. GARRETT, DEAN A.B., M.A., Ed.D. M h x waxy xxxxxxh xhiyx? Ax; x W . h xx Dr. Garrett confers with Dr. McDormand concerning the new library. ERNEST L. ACKLEY Professor of Christianity A.B., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. ELIZABETH BRENNER Instructor in Journalism A.B. GLENN ALAN KOCH ROBERT W. SHINN Instructor in Greek Associate Professor of Christianity B.A., B.D., Th.M. A.B., B.D., M.A., S.T.M. 74a, W Christianity English - MARY FULMER J . WESLEY INGLES Instructor in Drama Professor of English Degree in Interpretation A.B., Th.B., M.A., D.D. I41: ,. , Dr. Ingles, Wordsworth . . . BEARDSLEY h s .1 1 g n E f 0 r O S S e f O r P t n a t S .1. S S A A M B A JENE E MRS. MADGE D. BARBER Instructor in English JOSEPH R. BOWMAN Professor of Fine Arts B.S.M., Mus.M. J OHN L. RUTH Assistant Professor of English A.B., A.M., Cand., PhD. . . . and coffee. g Modern Language professors test the new language lab. JOEL A. ANDERSON Associate Professor of Music Diploma, B.Mus. ETHEL KLINGERMAN NANCY PARSLY Librarian, Assistant Professor Assistant Librarian A.B., MS in LS. B.A., MS. in LS. H.547WM Library Science Modern ROBERT H. ELMORE CONNIE RAE LOESBY Instructor in Music Instructor in Voice Mus.B., ARCO, L.R.A.M. MARGARET V. FERRE ENRIQUE J . MARTINEZ MARIANNE CRAMER VOS Professor of German Assistant Professor of Foreign Instructor of Languages A.B., M.R.E., M.A.. PhD. Languages B.A., MA. B.A., B.D., Th.M., MA. Imam, anguages - usic Mr. and Mrs. Fr0sty Tw0 stars for good conduct. CALVIN WEBER V. JEAN WHITTAKER Instructor in Instrumental Music Associate Professor of Music B.S., M.S., Ed.D. A.B., M.A. GEORGE S. CLAGHORN Professor of Philosophy A.B., B.D., Ph.D. The faculty does its homework for the accredit- ing committee. Philosophy Biology - Chemistry - KINCSLEY L. GREENE E. DUANE SAYLES CHARLES A. SICNORINO Assistant Professor of Biology Professor of Biology B.S., M.S. B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry f ' K Va W x, That smile: chemistry or mischief? athematics Physics LAWRENCE C. LAUGESEN Instructor in Mathematics B.S., M.A. J . BARRY LOVE Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., M.A. From all appearances. Doss loves Pross. HORACE C. PAIST Instructor in Mathematics Ed.M. 5? 2 ????gf ? 2 ,? CHRISS H. DOSS Instructor in H N O T S C m N L L E A H m M ALEXANDER GRIGOLIA tory in LS. is S M B D., '9 B A ical Educatlon in Phys Instructor BS, MS. y Professor of Anthropolog M.D., Ph.D. J OHN W. THOMAS GEORGE H. MURR y Assistant Professor of Education B.S.. B.D., Ed.l .. Cand.-Ph.D. Instructor in Education JOHN W. BAXTER Instructor in Education B.A., Ed.M. v$ $91 xi .1 V WNWN MN NW wk 'N N NVLN N N NN'VRN: ,W k v UOONG TACK mom KIM ERNEST V. LIDDLE 1: Asst. Professor of History Professor of History 4 BA, MA. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. , virwm'N- N Q gar pr. 1a w NV- 0; $1,: Aw: .- t m, m , .1 11,-.fo 45a- 1 h ,g, on, Socml SCLences r A. E. KANNWISCHER BETH PENDLETON CLARK Professor of Psychology Instructor in Christianity A.B., M.A., S.T.M., Ph.D. B.A., B.D. HARVEY BARTLE, J R. Lecturer in Psychology A.B., MD. SAMUEL HILL Instructor in Psychology B.A. GLENN W. SAMUELSON Associate Professor of Sociology A.B., M.R.E., Ed.D. BETH PENDLETON CLARK Dean of Women JOHN W. THOMAS Dean of Men J OHN A. BAIRD, JR. Vice-President for Development V. J EAN WHITTAKER Registrar 9 7 g e e e4 MRS. SYLVIA WARD MRS. JANE PEACOCK Secretaries to Business Office sew ' w s V I e , . L . s , ,w e 7 FREDERIC E.HENDLER,COL.U.S.A. UetJ Me, MW Business Manager w Miss vs MRS. JESSIE CANRIGHTeSecretary t0 the Dean MRS. REBECCA WALTZ-Secretary to Admissions Office MRS. MARJORIE HANSENeSecretary t0 the Vice-Pres. for Development WWW .m w WILLIAM ALLEN ZULKER Director of Admissions and Financial Aid we MRS. DELLA RODGERS Director of Womenss Dormitory l9 MISS ALTA EARL, R.N Infirmary MISS BIXIE VARNUM, PROF. CHRIS DOSS, MISS ETHEL KLINGERMAN, Library Staff MRS. BEA PROSS Dining Hall O. HARRY PROSS Manager of Dining Hall 'wxwmwmb DR. 0. BUCK, M.D. Staff MRS. ELEANOR DALY MAINTENANCE STAFF Ma ,gw WW M M Mg? MRS. THERESA REGESTER P.B.X. ,Mrax mem I A' ZSZQEM ' Teunyson m 0 m w m 0 m m rmj w m go we 1a be w 0 n k a L .. J M vg ! L: K ; WMWI 9 WW 99799 $9 w? : u ' a i, 1'. LINDA SUE ALEXANDER Columbus, Indiana Educati0n English ANDREW C. ALLOWAY, JR. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philosophy ,4x ,y RUTH ANN BARKER Pocopson, Pennsylvania Psychology GORDON H. ANDERSEN Warwick, Rhode Island Psychology CAROL STEELE BELL Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Psychology xxxx EMILY ELLEN BILLUPS ' Kenova, West Virginia V , xx Mathematics LORNA BIXBY Auburn, Maine Education-History $?le N . , f4gg m -mw 4n -- . M: ii xx 4Q KQ K ' V 2 7, . '0 4 va . Q ,z 9 X AUDREY BOOTH . ww St. Dav1ds, Pennsylvanla Mm Sociology 7y kxxx , J. THOMAS BOOTH St. Davids, Pennsylvania Biology LUCINDA K. BOWER Berwyn, Pennsylvania History SALLY CORONWAY Glenolden, Pennsylvania History JOHN DE BOER Muskegan, Michigan German DAVID WOOD BRADDOCK West Chester, Pennsylvania Philosophy G. KENNETH CARPENTER Chester, Pennsylvania Philosophy BETTY PHYLLIS CHAN Hebron, Ohio Psychology xxmw stx. A x NW SHARRON FELISA FORNEY Wells Tlemnery. Pennsylvania Romance Languages LESLIE GERALD DESMANGLES Port-au-Prince, Haiti Music MARY ELIZABETH DUGDALE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania History RICHARD W. FRESNE Vineland, New Jersey Psychology JOSE A. GONZALEZ Merion, Pennsylvania Romance Languages JACQUELYN ANNE HAHN Clifton, New Jersey Philosophy BONNIE ANNETTE HELMS Presque Isle, Maine English J OHN A. HERRMAN N Malvern, Pennsylvania Education-English JAMES HARLOW GRAY Dearborn, Michigan English HAROLD W. GRAY Bradford, Pennsylvania Education Hist0ry $ $ $ kaxkkxk DONALD A. INAZU Palmyra, New Jersey Educati0n Hist0ry N 13 Pennsylvan 'Chology S E G D me. ED. Y , An Km Am D.m. ma LW VJ 00 O 1 O .1 C O S MARGARET H. JOHNSO Philadelphia, Psx 1rgima Meadville, Pennsylvania JOHN EDWARD HILL English Wellsburg, West V History JANET ROSE HIRT ALAN H. KELMEREIT Clifton, New Jersey English MARJORIE RUTH KINSMAN Middleboro, Massachusetts English JAMES F. JONES, JR. Malvern, Pennsylvania History MARGARETA RINELL J ONES Malvern, Pennsylvania Education-English ROGER KENNETT Osbornvile, New Jersey Biology xv ,4 .t xmfv ,qibcv- JUDITH M. LOVE Strafford, Pennsylvania English GILBERT R. KOHLER West Collingswood, New Jersey Psychology J. SPICER LEAMING 111 Cape May, New Jersey Mathematics 'x GENEVIEVE A. LUMIA Brooklyn, New York Psychology DOUGLAS R. LYON Manlius, New York Mathematics MAGALI I. MARCHANY Santurce, Puerto Rico Sociology LOIS CAROL MEEDEN Howell, Michigan English LYNNE ANN MERKLE Pennsauken, New Jersey Education Eng1ish KERMIT H. LYMAN, JR. Havertown, Pennsylvania Educati0n Bi010gy CAROL ANN MCDANIEL Aldan, Pennsylvania Chemistry ROBERT J. MOON Carbondale, Pennsylvania Chemistry ROBERT K. MORRISON Catonsville, Maryland Chemistry LARRY SCOTT MULLENS Ceredo, West Virginia Psychology NORIE NEWELL Columbus, Indiana English DANIEL C. NICE, JR. Cherry Hill, New Jersey Philosophy , Mm, HULINGS REEDER Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania Education Hist0ry DOROTHY A. RELITCH Philadelphia, Pennsylvania History MARTHA PEARCE North Brunswick, New Jersey Sociology EDWARD J OHN PICKARD Ashtabula, Ohio Education English CYNTHIA ELLEN PIRRO Schenectady, New York Romance Languages .... A 999-;4'F' d m..- .n SUSAN GAIL SCAMMAN Augusta, Maine Educatiorv-English 1a PHILLIP ALLEN ROBINSON Medford Lakes, New Jersey Educati0n -Chemist1 y CHRISTINE VALINDA RUMBERGER Aldan, Pennsylvania English DONALD M. SMYRL Cheltenham. Pennsvxlvania Psychology R. A. STELLING Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Psytrholugy w,- 1M , , CYNTHIA TRINDLE WENTWORTH Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Psychology MARILYN VAN CISE Townville, Pennsylvania Educati0n Eng1ish m mm W m 7w X , , RALPH ORLO WAGNER Ulysses, Pennsylvania Psychology EMOCENE M. VOUGH New Albany, Pennsylvania Psychology k0,. GEORGE A. WALLACE Yeadon, Pennsylvania Biology WILLIAM JACK WALLACE Bath, Maine English DAVID A. WEAVER Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Psychology RALPH D. WENGER Royersford, Pennsylvania Psychology RUTH LOUISE WIDMAIER Chester. Pennsylvania Psychology SYLVIA PATIENCE WHITMAN Marlboro, Massachusetts Psychology GERALD G. WILLIAMS Horsham, Pennsylvania Philosophy BRIAN WILLSON Ashville, New York Sociology WILLIAM I. ZEMITIS Burlington, New Jersey English CHARLOTTE C. YODER Chester, Pennsylvania Psychology CAMERA SHY BETTE C. HEPPE Wayne, Pennsylvania Educati0n History DONALD E. MARING Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania English CHARLES A. SIGNORINO, Advisor EDWARD PICKARD, President JOHN DeBOER, Vice President QEastern ?Eaptist Qliollege ST. DAVIDS. PENNSYLVANIA Dear Seniors: In my short time here I've come to appreciate the students of Eastern very much. At your age, enthusiasm characterizes most of your activity. The apathy which is apparent everywhere you will go is infectious. It creeps into one's life and stunts growth in every area. The root of this problem is ethical and present in each of us. Only the quickening of the Holy Spirit gives power over this condition. It is the purpose of Eastern to provide an environment which stimulates your Spiritual growth as well as your intellectual growth. This is the uniqueness of Eastern, Christ in you the hope of glory. What an infinite source of power over sin and discouragement! As far as you have integrated the truths of the Christian faith into every aspect of your life, so far will you resist the infection of materialism or sentimentalism or meaninglessness in your daily life. Only as you bring each day and each talent unto God will you truly keep them and enjoy them. God moreover has commanded that we fill the earth and subdue the world for His glory. May our great God supply you with wisdom and power by His Holy Spirit that you may bring glory to His name and enjoy life overabundantly in Him. Sincerely in Christ, MWa-W Charles A. Signorino LOIS MEEDEN, Secretary PHILLIP ROBINSON, Treasurer 77 ?AXS $3,, , ,, ,w , 7 2 5 , 7 , V M gaw$ xxx K$ Rx $ ,WW xx ' L K Xv w xk , .mumng Mia h...w.m ... ., .....4K- M$ 4.---..- .. . ,-A-.. L , L . W V ., 4.? WV ,5 -rww, W ' m U n d e r c l a s 5 m e n Thereis a divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will. Shakespeare Class of 1965 e Juniors By selecting a major area of study, the members of the Junior Class began to buckle down seriously to their hooks as the prospect for their future became an exciting and sometimes frightenlng realizatlon. With David Henderson sewing as captain of the basketball team and with Oscars Rieksts nominated to Whok Who, the Juniors provided capable leaders in the athletic and scholastic realms. During the fall, the Juniors enjoyed a very lively and enjoyable hootenanny party. The class also sponsored the collec- tion of good-will baskets for Thanksgiving. Possessing a keenly competitive spirit the class formed an active and alert Senior sneak committee. After chasing the Seniors and gaining a sneak preview of their hideaway, the Juniors started to plan and anticipate their getaway next year. With a record of participation in campus activities and a continuous development of mental and spiri- tual growth, the Juniors look forward to one more year of contribution and achievement at Eastern and to many challenging years of sewice thereafter. 1 W n'- -0 t Class of 1966 e Sophomores Dubbed as upperclassmen now, the Sophomores gained a confident and renewed spirit as many of the members assumed positions of responsibility in the activities of Eastern,s campus life. In an effort to retaliate-against the experiences of their F reshman week, the Sophomores planned a rig- orous set of rules for the incoming novices. After one of the basketball games, the class held a pizza party which brought a good response. Another important event on their schedule was a meaningful visit to an orphanage in Philadelphia. During this year, goals and beliefs were analyzed and molded. Through academic probings, spiritual evaluations, and social engagements, the members of the class of ,66 underwent a process of maturation. Class of 1967 In early September, a new Freshman Class entered Eastern, full of excitement and dreams. Orientation Week, with its flurry of tests, parties, and new roommates, acquainted the members with Easternis spirit of fellowship. Although the experience of scurry- ing for class cards and then of receiving their professorsi detailed and incredible syllabi on the first day of classes was overwhelm- ing, the Freshmen readily adjusted to their role as college .9145A4 nasai Ex students. x: F reshmen Freshman Week was an unforgettable experience but one which revealed the characteristics of cooperation and ingenuity within the class. Other activities included an introduction to Rush Week and a successful class party. This year of beginnings gave the Class of ,67 many fond remembrances and stimulated great ex- pectations. ! 5 i 2 i 9 t Q t g -W - wring ... to.- th-r-V!wuv-m ..- -, NN$QOQW a t i 0 n 5 As many men, 30 many minds; every one his own way. Terence 253:8;2 i 3'5. A. Kelmereit, President O. Rieksts, Vice President g Aggy; N. Newell, Secretary 'i: . Blum, Treasurer 1!! Student Cauncil The Student Council serves as the intermediary between the students, faculty, and administration and as the democratic channel for student devel- opment and leadership. Through elected representatives and the functioning of seven committees, the organization is a constructive force for the promotion of college life, citizenship, and fellowship. The enthusiasm of Homecoming week-end was a highlight of the Councilts year. en in 5:?! M : v.9; F irst row: L to R-C. Blum, A. Kelmereit, O. Rieksts, N. Newell. Second row: J. Thomas, Advisor, S. Holloway, R. Church, W. Mild, D. Weaver, S. Alexander, P. Bauers, R. Moon, R. Kennett, C. Kreider, B. Clark, Advisor. :3 ; -Ja -.'n m 5-. Art Committee F. Ansell, J. Burns, V. MacElroy, B. Franseen, R. Bell. Athletic Committee P. Robinson, L. Meeden, F. Shiffer. 1n ' tr x AC Msnasu EASTERN BAPTIST comm CALENDAR FOR 1m vm 0W 1:22;, um IIIJ mm a m m M, an um m m .33 5., , - ' Calendar Committee a ucum M C. Lundbergr Cultural Committee D. Rodgers, Advisor, C. McDaniels, J. Hoyes, J. Wieland, W. Stanton. Social Committee First row: L to R T. Hickling, S. MacIlwain, D. Trimmer. Second row: R. Wagner, K. Carpenter. Public Relations C 0mmittee G. Baker, G. Allen . 2? First row: L to R-K. Greene, Advisor, C. Lundberg, K. Haviland, L. Young. Second row: E. Slocum, N. Flexer, L. Hodges, O. Rieksts, R. Wagner. Third row: D. McNeil, K. Carpenter, R. Muse. eummrz u: oxen 9:3st Science C lub L t. The Science Club provides opportunities for l. the enhancement of student interest in the natural g 'T sciences through informative films, discussions of ' 4'. student projects and research, and lectures con- cerning current scientific procedures and dis- coveries. .qvm-re . f I nternational C lub The International Club seeks to stimulate stu- dent awareness of current political, economic, and cultural affairs. h' vvwrenl- 4, A a F oreign Students The presence of fellow students at Eastern from other lands creates an en- riched cultural atmosphere for the col- lege. The Foreign Student Association at- H l: tempts to aid in their adjustment and en- lightenment in a new country. Cfrculo Espafiol Cercle F rangais . . n. -w-t- 2.!!- v3.2: . X - hx vMKWnV Celebrating its tenth anniversary this year, the German Club has continued to maintain an interesting program for the expansion of the students1 under- standing of German culture. First row: L to ReH. Johnson, B. McGloughlin, vice pres., John DeBoer, president, W. Manger, treasurerJ M. Ferre, advisor. Second row: J. Kierstead, J. Campbell, A. Gibbs, H. FergusonL B. Cheever, J. Underhill, J. Hirt? M. Royer. Third row: R. Muse, M. Gay, C. Johnston, R. Crane, A. Alloway, J. Godfrey, D. MacLaren, D. Cough. Fourth row: E; McKee, R. Wilcock, K. Miller, S. Slaght, R. Bagge, S. Slagle, J. Seyfried, D. Adam. Fifth row: G. Boyer, D. Devitt, L. Rieksts, R. Ernst, B. Crispin, L. Nanney, L. Brown. Sixth row: A. Stiller, J. Clark, D. Walker, C. DeRemer, D. Stiller. 9.11 141.1; - J A 1 i1 311 3'1 EL CfRCULO ESPANOL endeavors to vivify for its members the life and customs of the Spanish and Latin American nations. First row: L to R C. Pirro, P. Knierim, E. Martinez, Advisor, D. Mong, President. Second row: R. Tyndale, M. Marchany, E. Smith, A. Walker, S. Walk, S. Mugridge, B. Franseen, P. Hughes, C. Shafer, J. Gonzailez. Third row: S. Hill, B. Batdorf, C. Heeren, B. Urban, J. Doherty, N. Patter- son, A. Crockett, E. Sneed. Fourth row: R. Rossi, J. Nesbitt, G. Wadlington, L. Atkinson, B. Kelso, D. Johnson, W. Foyle, D. Phillips. Fifth row: H. Knipe, D. Fleming, G. Bodenschatz, W. Bogle, J. Olsen. Der Deutsche Verein The purpose of the French Club is to promote and cultivate an appreciation of the French milieu of art, leaming, and society. Firs! row: L to R -M. V05, Advisor, R. Bell, Vice pres, B. Clark, treasurer, B. Franseen, secretary, W. Stanton. president. Second rou': D. Lincoln, B. Urban, C. Doughten, M. Gibson, B. Barker, A. Crockett, E. Sneed, C. Pirro, J. Conzzilez. Third row: B. Sibley, J. Bradstreet, C. Chandler, M. Garrett, B. Box. 5. Macllwain, R. Dunlap, D. Grant. Fourth row: P. Somers. A. Conners, R. Hillyer, M. Crompton. J. Wieland. J. Heidrick. D. Cooper. B. Phillips. u. I Aidan 4'4. .. .. 57 The College Choirs Program of the T ouring Choir iiClap Your Hands Ye Peoplea, . M. Christiansen icBeautiful Saviourii . M. Christiansen iiPraise t0 the Lord,, . M. Christiansen II ttCome Thou Fount of Every Blessing, tEnglish CaroD arr. by P. Weaver itHeas Got the Whole World in His Hand,, tSouthern Folk Song arr. by W. J. Reynolds ttO Thou in Whose Presencei, tSouthern Shaped Note Hymni arr. by Noble Cain ttLet A11 Mortal Flesh Keep Silenceh arr. by J. Holst iiCelestial Voicesh J. A. Alcock tiOld Hundredthh arr. by R. Vaughan Williams IV Selections from ttThe Incarnate Wordi, Robert Elmore t4How Brightly Shines the Morning Star,, iiEastern Sagesi, ttCome All Ye Who Wearyh V Selections from iiThe Messiahh G. F. Handel Chorus: ttSurely He Hath Borne Our Criefsa, Tenor Solos: ctThy Rebuke Hath Broken His Hearth itBehold, and See If There Be Any Sorrowi, tcHe Was Cut Off from the Land of the Living, tiBut Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul in Helli, Chorus: ttHallelujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent Reignethi, itThe Lord Bless Youi9 R. Lutkin The College Touring Choir, under the direction of Joel Anderson, pre- sented-a series of inspiring concerts throughout the school year as part of its Mission in Music. A climax of their schedule was the annual tour which was conducted in the Pittsburgh area. A coveted experience of this tour was the privilege of singing daily in the local high schools. Endeavoring to herald and exalt the message of Christ in song, the College Choir plays a unique and important role in the life of the College. A pre- requisite to membership in the Touring Choir is that of the Freshman Choir which serves as a training period for experience and instruction. The oppor- tunities both choirs provide are richly rewarding to the individuals taking part and to those to whom the witness is given. . 4 -w, .r'km'uurw Mr ? 31.91am r:- Jib , A. . wv-c'm. f.- First row: L to Rt-D. Veazie, L. Cockrell, C. Kreider, M. Englerth, R. Williams, B. McCloughlin, J. Keirstead, C. Shafer. Second row: K. Bustard, J. Clover, V. Clark, N. Billingham, H. Hardiman, M. Holeman, P. Hughes, M. Gay. Third row: R. Locker, C. Johnston, R. Muse, J. Burns, R. Mac- Donald, R. Morgan, R. Walk, T. Williams. Fourth row: D. Stiller, W. Kennett, R. Stalford, L. 1 Desmangles, D. Mong, L. French, J. Ott, J. Simpson, P. Bolster. Touring C hair F reshman Choir BRASS ENSEMBLE First Row: L to Rec. Garrett, B. Barker, M. Garrett. Second Row: Dr. Weber, FirSl R010: L 1'0 RtN. Billingham, 13- Thomas, R- Walmsley, 3- Hillyel F. Corbin, 5- Mugridge, E- Slocum. S. MacIlwain. Second Row: S. Smith, D. Holloway, B. Crane, E. Slocun B. Foyle. An active instrumental division is the new dimension of the Music Department this year. Under the direction of Dr. Calvin Weber, a string ensemble, brass ensemble, and a com- bined concert and pep band practiced faith- fully, performed at various campus activities7 and presented a spring festival of music. AMIGHTY MAESTRO V , i . Th8 COllege Band 60 .; 77,. ra- : .g ,w; ;, .t Inklings, the literary publication of the student body, seeks to encourage and promote the creative writing of representative essays, short stories, and poems. I nklings EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Marjorie Kinsman ART EDITOR: Gerald Morehead He stood beneath the archway that divided Eternity from time, and flung the stars Into their paths. My fears within arose For this One is the Fountainhead. I saw God creating. A great white throne of radiance divine Arose from out the east. Before it stood Monarchs and sages, men of lofty kind. My head was bowed in shame, for now I saw God judging. Transfixed between these two, there came to me Another vision. Darkness spread her cloak To hide the awful agony. Indeed My heart was broken, for I had beheld God dying. The fear of might, the shame for-depth of sin Became transmuted by His mighty love; I gazed on Him. Adviser, Dr. Ingles, D. Maring, N. Newell, G. Morehead, M. Kinsman, C. Lundberg, Bus. Man. J. Parker, L. Meeden, J. Herrmann. quzz'nlmwpn- mv- u ,1 AawkmeRWw ADVISORhJohn Ruth EDITOR-IN-CHIEFeCynthia Pirro BUSINESS MANAGERSe Janet Hirt Gilbert Raker EDITORS LAYOUT James Burns 1, ' .1 LITERARY Marjorie Kinsman I ; CLASS 8: ACTIVITIES Jean Wieland ; ORGANIZATIONS Janet Hirt ' , ATHLETICS William Zemitis As the college yearbook, the LOG presents a pictorial survey of the per- sonalities and events of the school year. It seeks to record in its pages the activities and spirit of college life at Eastern. T HE WORKERS 3th M W,- mv w, 4 h.' emf . H Eaten: Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. T uesday, March 5, 199: I Departs For Kingts lrs.Participate 2y; Ready To Take All ' lfgigfigifg t a basket- Thursday's game. The team will'Gtrrs volleyball and the ping gigiiagisigfagfegxg; berleaderg really be looking forward to'pong ' piayofts win 3159 take a n nual program for the ju ? , Tour- your subport. place at this hour. class ' gs 'Wirtners of Thursday? con-i Saturday afternoon will rind Beginning this evening k F Minor'itest will play Friday eveningtEastemts barbershop quartet a pan e1 discussion at 7:30 I ' 'Should the Eagles win, ntheygblending together against seven .m the gym annex the prog the first would play the Winner oat the'gother quartets. This yearts eon.- will include trips to three , invasion GordomNyack game. Shouldgtest will be highlighted by dustries in the Delaware' 6 to sur- they lose, they would play thejjudges from the Suciety for the lay on Wednesday and a r6333'. Last loser of that game on FridayiPreseI-vation of Barbershop 10w up meeting Th 1m Lite largest afternoon. Quartets. morning. ems, ex- The remainder of the tour Following this competition ge, Kinganament 4's to be staged on Sat- the cheerleading squads will will con-4 urday; 19 the 1110111ng every-ipresent their final drills in the lam- carsfthingtis going on at once. Theggym. This years squad has Friday 31- tbcmatling team will meet ENC atgbeen working on new cheers bladed 1310 amt at Briarcliit Lanes! toontinued on Page 21: Tapics of the panel will b t'Johs a- Where they c from? t Who gets them? 23$ tt :64 m Will the tax cu the job? This evening's program . t be moderated by Robert sponsored Accredaf'on iRitchie, an associate of A4 :mittee 31' i Wednesday's trips will t :2: $123M SA T eam Impressed 3323:2333at $2132: a:amw-wnomd Eff apeaKs epresema- Ecumpany, Weyerhaeuser Comw ing reser- By Eastern,s P T097835 :E:g$ana:d Sinclair Raining on UISI constitution i5? taking The inve tigatin committee his final report to President on Thursday, representatives . . . H yboard at 0!! the Midgle Stages Associa- Thomas B. McDormand for Of these three industries will Dry. Wslham Yandell Elhottqtured .on The Development of i- The bus Lion departed from Easternts correction of any possible misugcome t0 campus and dismiss the W 5ahomx t m the 5314i OiiPresidemial Leadershin andthe' '3 conege campus on Weanesday evening information. qtours. am; the rule of then re? . . 1331119 on after three days 01 ingomal The report win them be re-;spect1ve Industry in the Ameri-- THE S PoTLIGllT Rmeetings with students. iac- turned to Dr. Binder for m-gcam free enterprise SYS1em. t gles camefulty and administration. vision before he turns it over? These representattvas aret - 3 - Published toumad ,. to the MSA Accreditatwnimr- Richard 3. Robert, ETE, Mr. . ichoping totmfgidreggiit;;2?hep::o;f Board. Results Should be in thexJohn Butterworth, weyerhaeu-. Weekly by the Students of Eastern Baptist College ruphy mislbers 0f the team were Eavor- office of Dr. McDormand byiseY; MrtlJiuleg Shinberg, Sin- . St. Davids, Penna. tably impressed with everything .late MEIY' . Clair Reimmg 00- . g' t. l. of last about Eastern and were very' The committee was especml-q The; AgES are a nmfpmmf EDITORIAL BOARD y b1 to'a reciative oi the studenfs 13' impressed With Eastemtgmrgamzatmn for economtc Ed ! 3123 tgur-irgs? ms t science departmenta and liJ'M'Mifm WhiCh reaches abmut? 't 4 w Roy Chum? :dlssnnnf;-! hp? - . . ; mqbrary. They were astonished aiizgi'oog people a year. Members EXE'CUUVE Ectlcor .4 .. .. t William 1.29mn15 t9 t M 4 , high schools,q Asatstant Edttor . .u .t . . Jane Campbell , :3, junior highii Managing Editor ..M.t.. . V . . . ,. , . Edward Thomas W programt DEPARTMENT HEADS WWM ACESis tog; News Editor.... ...4..tChar!es mum t Opportunity E Copy Editor . t . . . . , . . A . . A . t . Ruth Dunlap busine53 andi Sports Editor . . . . t . t . . . . . L Rod MacDonald 5e system in' Fgature .Edi'wr. t . . . t .. t . . . . . t . . , . t . Charles Spears, t i Clrculatmn Edltor . t. .. k . . . . V .. .. ., , Robert Walk - - Faculty Adviser .. . .............. William A Zulker xs arrangmgt , . a on campus? Secretary .. Judnh Glover V I - . t . - . - , . , t v . . .l a question-; P zotography Eduur Mivtalr Rae .iors to corn-: Member Associated Collegiate Press ing from the; m L vmmr. wuu'm .....--..v,- V- .M, . . dea which he: Discussing the early historyvmerature and spoke in The rate 1mg ghejot our constitution, he viewethugittw f 4,3, Having been that in orderithe various steps from the Ar-ta member UL min: group or: writ- ram a suggessiticles of Confederation to thezers from Vanderpilt, the talk : learn some-tConstitutional Convention. ,was highlighted wtth numerous I That afternoon Dr. Elliott lec- personal recollections. t L w--V T5 of the jun-. szReligion and The Court panel wil e; o . m. Vice-thscussed By Elliott n Page 2t . --w--t-...l Dr. William Yandell Elliottimaimng branches 0! the feder- 4 'mc-t with two 55leth editorsml government. The counts de- seware., d1 : .. K' t 'b'f K99 CUT 1:? tn??? tmdm' 3 title :cisiun of Feb. L6 in regard to qlmc .as. n ay .0 1501.155 .op-t . - 1 t. , - 63 ?hp PresiJics wnic'h these editors feulrectpportmntnen. lb leglslattng 341,9 I .. I , 'd b, . 9L1 9 . EH1 :and amendmg the constitutmn tic; f , . a , t ' X h; 553:5 351-1213152113 Intern n: In as em,and is strictly outside its pow- k t ' ' 5 ' ' 'er. 'ea: , . t ctive Service' 'I'ht': topics discussed were vi-I . . . . , . I , , ' . J y . - Fp .. , , , mamed memtal :ssues Iaumg our nauon 10'1d1-Zrc; ?lglgdmulllihmfigmg dd ,1th L v , .' ' of selection, 'day and topics: that 1th Eliiutt'sawa ' 'Etin 90:18?!th f glurt gk- V ' t , ' I this uction,,c 0 m p c: L eant sc'nularahip slzld31m: d b . gbndr . , pm 33' cu; : a , t, JCUOH age of practical experience showedhhteuy 15nd dhrfilng'riraygr m m, t , ' tegistmnts has great light. ' A pu c St n5. e curt W up wd u? t .- ' hw guule 3h mu standard .tyle , 1hr . , . t M, A . . us not ab ndor Mm wheat to Eastern to campus :ntbeen lowered frum 23 years and, Out 01 1mg meetmg came 2,, t' r . . a- , led prayerf ,1 a marmgb and as yet has 63 t 1. .. .- . . . . - L- . c. Profef- - -. t - t . t . 'II-trm Iedt s . ' Hmuahifl mg :30 Kie'idtd ttict-w' 'years and exgha months m .I:121.'Supreme Lauri accuswn 0:11; .-- g2; furotgo 331: it: E c 2- c 1 .. .1 1 .. t -. . ,. h , t , . , mm; ,' h'hurch un-, '01-, -d an- VUDL. f , r t In vu-w ct tms new xcg'Jld-tprayer and mee reading 111 the' . ; , , ,6 u 18' surely 1-; ?iwvwc rmpi'lml'lnllttckf IUVCbucdll-HH .DC' - u - I II I 'um-t nu. r'nilr-tfn i: nlnunin-rimunzn 1W HI: gduj enuugh for the SChOOl tl syszen'15m'lcz' 'order 1;, encuuragg them to :in.cight nmmhs in Sept tn 21lver;: interesting insight into the l i, 10 st:1d;v ' Life Service League First row: L to R-S. Holloway, F. Ansell, G. Wadlington, H. Wagner. Second row: M. Royer, F. Corey, M. Englerth, L. Parker, J. Hamilton, C. Lundberg, M. Austin, D. Lincoln. T hird row: R. Locker, C. Conley, D. Stuart, E. Slocum, J. Simpson, R. Crane, S. Alexander. R. Muse, K. Walmsley. The Life Service League and the Gospel Teams are organizations on campus which support and edify the spiritual life of students by providing opportunities for active commitment and service. First row: L to ReW. Kennett, M. Young, D. MacLaren. Second row: J. Keirstead, M. VanCise, L. Young, S. Hill, J. Hamiltoh, B. Cheever, B. 'Barker, J. Girdwood, C. Peterson. T hird row: W. Mild, C. Pirro, M. Hales, D. Cooper, B. Phillips, T. Erny, C. Doughten, J. Sutton. Fourth row: R. Muse, M. Naylor, A. Walker, C. Wadlington, D. Ashmall, D. Stuart, R. Wagner R. Crane. Fifth row: K. Hales, J. Godfrey, A. Conners, D. Stiller, H. Gray, S. Alexander, F. Ansell. ,. 5Vm ., .7- . -. -. ......,. ......-,.. ..-. .a. . . V Doane Hall F irst row: L to R-B. Barker, M. Johnson, J. Glover, M. Gipson. Second row: M. Englerth, C. McDaniel, Mrs. D. Rodgers, Advisor, S. Mugridge. W. Elliott, H. Byer, R. French, R. Clarson, E. Flexer, R. Muse. Ma- The Dormitory Council has the re- sponsibility of organizing and admin- istering regulations governing dorm life, and of considering any problems relevant to the life of resident stu- dents. President Robert Moon H ainer Hall Eagle Hall 0. Rieksts, G. Andersen, E. LaDrew, J. Wallace. WN'WN W 7W Mp 4 S ?4,, 6M6, , y , 4 IV $2? ,, , . , , x , x wyxx xx X L . , Xx x ; 2$?NN KKK XX X w, W 2 41,711 X f . p; m .wxxx W N WM Lx xxxFXxx xxx r $2, MMWMWV 4me m , . FOUNDED 1959 COLORS White and Cold SCRIPTURE Matthew 22:39b OFFICERS President Linda Brown Vice President Virginia Straffin Secretary Renay Packard Treasurer Mary Englerth Advisor Mrs. J. Wesley Ingfi Alpha Pi Sigma Attempting to fulfill their theme verse, aLove thy neighbor as thyself? Alpha Pi Sigma sponsored an orphan girl in Vietnam. This verse was also applied to campus life as Alpha engaged in two football games with Pisces and a bowling party with Lambda. Displaying their creative talent, the girls presented a stylish fashion show during Rush Week, using clothing which they had made themselves. At an impressive candlelight service, twenty-four new members were inducted. Other memorable events included their Home- coming float of a floral-covered boat representing Puerto Rico and a festive all-school Mardi Gras. Seniors: M. Marchany, A. Booth. v.2- ' i4 vim: r i First Row: L to RwT. Hickling, M. Royer, V. Straffin, M. Englerth, L. Brown, R. Packard, C. Lundberg, E. Dean, L. Stuart. Second Row: M. Au$- tin, M. Lucas, L. Thoren, V. Clark, E. Sink, P. Showers, L. Rieksts, T. Erny, S. Macllwain. Third Row: N. Patterson, B. Clark, K. Bustard, A. Crockett, J. Lesher, B. Box, C. Chandler, M. Garrett, S. Gee. Fourth Row: J. Doherty, B. Swing, V. Harvey, C. Peterson, B. Cheever, H. Ferguson, M. Crompton. Fifth Row: V. McElroy, S. Walk, T. Decker, J. Bradstreet. FOUNDED COLORS SCRIPTURE OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ADVISOR Kappa Mu Chi 1954 Blue and White 1 John 1:7 Ana Beatriz Franseen Betty Ann McCloughlin Deloras Trimmer Karen Haviland Miss V. Jean Whittaker Kappa Mu Chi this year ranked as the second largest women,s liter- ary society on campus, with a membership of fifty girls. The societyis year began with a new trend toward a more integral faculty-student relationship in the form of a successful afternoon tea. During rush- Week, Kappa adepted an oriental theme which was effectively pre- sented by the girls in their exotic displays and by their attractive costumes. This theme was developed further in their Homecoming float of a colorful J apanese garden. Under President Bea Franseen, these activities as well as a Student Talent Night, Pixie-Angel Week, and visits to Longwood Garden and Winterthur helped to provide itfellowship with Christ? s 7 , . . , , ,. .-, ,, , , , ,, . , - .9.3gzs,;eai;1,m 1'2: Wm. C. Wyher, C. Shafer. Second Row: Third Row: K. Venditty, A. Boykins, First Row: L to R-S. Clemens, S. Smith, J. Wyher, B. Franseen, B. McGloughlin, K. Haviland, B. Barker, M. Sawyer, F. Corey, K. Hansen, M. Holeman, D. Scheer, D. Trimmer, E. Schaeffer. A. Gibbs, N. Heidrick, J. Brinton, D. Grant, M. Cipson. m WWW ; z FOUNDED 1955 COLORS Red and White SCRIPTURE Luke 2:52 OFFICERS President Lorna Bixby Vice President Nancy Billingham Secretary Judy Glover Treasurer Kaye Miller Advisor Miss Ethel Klingerman Sigma Eta Chi Under the capable leadership of its president, Lorna Bixby, Sigma Eta Chi achieved a new degree of unity and spirit. The program for 1963-64 was launched successfully when Sigma became the re- cipient 0f the Womenis Scholarship Cup. Emphasiz- ing Christian growth, cultural enrichment, social activities, and good sportsmanship, the Sigma girls developed their rush week theme, ttAround Campus with Sigma Eta Chi? The Sigma banquet, itHeavenly Daze? took on an aura of celestial delight. Home- coming weekend provided an opportunity for co- operation and fun as the girls feverishly worked on their float, iiSigma Sports in Switzerland? Other functions of the year included a vigorous football game with Pisces, monthly prayer meetings, and a special Christmas party at which gifts were made for the orphanage in Philadelphia. Through their activities the Sigma members strive iito increase in wisdom, stature, and favor with God NR and man? Sigma Seniors First row: L to R-C. Rumberger, E. Vough, M. VanCise, L. Bixby, R. Barker, M. Johnson, S. Scamman. Second row: L. Meeden, N. Newell, E. Billups, L. Hodges, C. McDaniel, L. Pullen, N. Tomajko, J. Hirt, M. Kinsman. 4 y x 9 $1M First row: L to RM-B. Phillips, J. Clover, N. Billingham, K. Miller, R. Williams, S. March, J. Kierstead. Second row: B. Sibley, L. Young, S. Hill, B. Barraclough, S. Sneed, L. Parker, C. Doughten, J. Dingle. Third row: B. Batdorf, C. Ficchi, M. Hales, D. Cooper, J. Campbell, J. Lee, G. Bitto, S. Mugridge, P. Hideout. Fourth row: A. Walker, D. Paul, L. Cockrell, P. Hughes, B. Baker, J. Girdwood, R. Dunlop, M. Young. a s' W 'f wVf ?;?;in 62,2 ?QX ?4 Q i; K . Q$W K L a :9; ix . $$mxx xx; s xv. XXX 4x; . w........n-..-... mhuA-A......Mnm--.--.. .. . a.............- ..A FOUNDED 1952 COLORS Black and Gold SCRIPTURE I Timothy 1:5 OFFICERS PRESIDENT John Parker VICE PRESIDENT David Stiller SECRETARY Lawrence Cook TREASURER John Hill ADVISOR Dr. Duane Sayles Kappa Seniors: Bob Morrison, John Hill, Hal Gray. This year, under the direction of President John Parker, Kappa Alpha Gamma gave a series of in- formative coffee hours. Adopting ttGermanyh as the theme of the Homecoming float, Kappa placed second with its historical presentation. A highlight of the year was the fall banquet with the installation of new members and the coronation of the Kappa queen Elizabeth Regener. Vocally, Kappa displayed its en- joyment of singing through the ministry of a newly organized quartet and male chorus and the ttsonorous serenade? of the girlst dorm. The society sponsored an inter-lit all-star basketball team vs. Eastern,s faculty. Kappa seeks to ttbuild all-round fellow? and to strengthen Christian brotherhood. John Parker, President F irst row: L to ReJ. Parker, President, R. Muse, L. Cook, D. Stiller. Second row: D. Ashmall, D. Risdon, W. Foyle, R. Shaw, K. Walmsley, G. Morehead, R. Milich, W. Kennett, W. Vaughn, E. Slocum. Third row: R. Locker, P. Bauers, S. Slagle, G. Kyle, C. Saalbach, J. Williamson, L. Brown, W. Mild, D. Adams. :13?!in g EEF'I? fag. .: tlttlt llhutl'llj ided Cap Lambda Other ina- spring and con- , Lambda season as an buses to 10n. t. 7 test indoctr 1 float. and a i, t$ 1!, rafmsg 18 year 2a, ,x 6,? stem Nb tyxfnx, poms mg sec President Andrew as they prov . .'W lgina rothers member 1' ing con :3 i ; f'W. 9 the basketball ive chee 1nct Eastern pom new- h Kappa Mu Ch 0 b ial creator of school spirit lst game Wlt 9 . andad turing first place in the Homecom for the most or ideals. 9 served durin luded a barbecue ided the Lambda b SOCCCT . d a trophy 10n as Its events 1nc ICCCIVC Kappa Lambda upholds service, encouragement With a new spark of enthusiasm th fluent .derat Sl tlons, a THE MEN OF LAMBDA Kane gu away games banquet i 1n S Ln 0 O LU r a 6 VI. 1 1 a LU t 6 LR S a LU x??? ht, w t k IwX, t t PRESIDENT Andrew Kane VICE PRESIDENT Robert French FOUNDED 1959 COLORS Black and Silver SCRIPTURE HebreWS 10:24 SECRETARY David Sedziol, A1 Nelson TREASURER Donald McCall ADVISOR Mr. J. Barry Love . 4 W . x Seniors: R. Moon, B. Willson, R. Wenger, K. Carpenter, A. Kelmereit, R. Stelling. ' RXVQR xxx I m : ,x g V J r-W -.--7'- :r. :1 a . , ' ,, , x . - , , .:'2 - .A . - r . . l' ,x , - ... .. , A - 1 C . . , . V Lambda Pi Kappa xxx A V A K First row, L to R-R. MacDonald, R. Bell, D. Lewis, T. Bailey, R. Suessmuth, D. Henderson, D. McCall, R. French, A. Nelson, A. Kane. Second row: W. Elliott, R. Hillyer, J. Underhill, W. Boehne, L. Paullin, G. Baker, T. Heim, B. Sunday, 5. Bent, O. Rieksts. Third row: D. Stroup, W. Fisher, J. Page, D. Johnson, D. Walker, D. Cough, Steve Smith, Wayne Dietrich. xxx ' t 4an$-:er . n: . - .. ,, vmra-fwvtw AvT. n..- -wam 4w U p per- classmen First Row: L. Stradley, D. Devitt, First Row: M. Livingston, Advisor, R. Johnson, F. Shiffer, C. Spears. Second Row: S. Holloway, D. Mong, A. Bujno, R. Shedlock, R. Church, A. Rae, A. Kegel. Third Row: B. Sibley, L. French, J. Ott, D. Lietzke, C. Peterson, C. Johnston, K. Ziegler. Row 4: W. Stanton, J. Hoyes, W. Howell, E. Erle, J. Simpson, M. Newman, N. Flexer. Fifth Row: E. Thomas, H. Knipe, P. Knierim, J. Taylor. G. Allen, L. Atkinson, B. Byer, R. Hass, R. Bagge. Second Row: B. Crispin, B. McAlister, D. Fleming, B. Quinnell, D. Holloway, F. Ansell, B. Bogle. Third Row: J. Hamilton, K. Lindberg, R. Crae,. Bodenschatz, S. Aldexaner, L. Knudsen, W. Foulkrod. Fourth Row: J. Wilcox, B. Reynolds, D. Swanson. F reshmen FOUNDED COLORS SCRIPTURE OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ADVISOR 1954 Red and White Ephesians 6: 16, 17 Phil Robinson Fred Shiffer Charles Spears Robert Johnson Mr. Michael Livingston Pi Iota Chi In an effort to create a greater degree of fellowship during business meetings, Pi Iota Chi instituted coffee houfs. With the installation of thirty-five new members, the society swelled to the largest lit on campus. Under the coaching of Pres. Phil Robinson, Pisces, With its characteristic ttgo, go, gd, emphasis, provided pep rallies, twirl- ing units. and a color guard for the soccer games; created a unique float with a Hawaiian motif for Homecoming; presented Friday night movies; sold popcorn at the basketball games; established Pisces serenades; and sponsored a series of notable hootenannies. The year began auspiciously for Zeta Pi Sigma when the society received the Men,s Scholastic Plaque. With the intent of serving as an active intellectual force on campus, Zeta, With Charles Blum serving as Earl Marshall, featured a short analysis of J ames Baldwin, a lecture on existentialism as man- ifested in Camust The Plague, a comparison of a Spanish novel and Lord of the F lies, an explanation of voodooism, and a visit to the Philadelphia Museum of Fine Arts. These activ- ities and others illustrate Zeta,s goal: to help Eastern develop through intellectual achievement, personal creativity, and constant analysis of the campus society. FOUNDED 1962 I COLORS Blue and White ; ; MOTTO seek Ye Wisdom t I -',;i . OFFICERS ; I EARL MARSHALL CharIES H. Blum , 2 KING AT ARMS Pa' 1 Bolster .. , MASTER OF THE Bradford Cook EXCHEQUER . g . ; ADVISOR Mr. Enrique Martinez k i 1 I '1 X : Zeta Pi Sigma j First row: L to R B. Cook, H. Cunha, A. Nwankwo, G. Wadlington, V. Myint. Second row: P. Bolster, C. Blum, D. Stuart, N Gertis, M. Nelson. VII,1I I . Jigxagq 4.1;: I .4 1 Fih :11 4 Ar.., ., ,,15.L7I' . ,, , ., . ,. , ' ..;., ,.. . , m $ng ,G $1., , , , gz, ., aw. i. , w, NV? w , x ,7 x l , wk x$xxw AVANVW . xy 4, ise depend m m e n 0 m u C m f e S .L w be T m W W, , w, y ,' WI, W W ,m WWx Coach-Michael Livingston Assault on Coal 3 .M s w n Myyygw, This fall the rugged Eastern Baptist College Soccer team had its best season since the sporFs inception on our campus in 1958. Such stars as leading scorer Art Nwankwo, defen- sive ace Tom Hays, and solid competitor Bob Suessmuth gave Eagle fans many exciting moments. Coached by Michael Livingston, the Eastern club began the season with two consecutive vic- tories over the Alumni and arch-rival Kings College. Dick Milich, EasternWs sturdy goal- tender, highlighted the first three wins, as well as the Eagles,.8-O rout of Rutgers tSJJ. Lincoln was victor over Eastern on Home- coming Day by 7-2. However, the loss was minimized by the spirit and loyalty exhibited by all Easterners. High Scorer Nwankwo M w a 4 mWsWoM mmxxxwv my w m WW7; g3. A'AA n 0 55 n .1 1D 0 R 1 M P.. .m a t p a C Another Goal 227122033967. OPPON EN T U z: kwo in action SCHEDULE At St. Josephk Susquehanna Rutgers ASJJ At Trenton State Glassboro A Homecomin NWan AMA A1 ZAAA AAAAAAW A AAAA AAAA AAAA 1?: ms iek. , P. Rob R 1ams Walker, 0. D. 9 Bolster, R. Suessmuth ietzke, P L The 1963 Eastern Ba R. Johnston, W. Mild, A. Nwankwo, T. Will D. AN EASTERN 1v1ngston, ?iiiri, R w L w.:. 0 .1 HM .U F D. McLaughlin. Coach L t before 8-0 for ball possession 1n a penswe momen istory lvmgston Rutgers. h Susquehanna. 1n game wt 47, Eastern H Wln over His efforts made this the most successful soccer team Coach L 1n Captain Phil Robinson competes mgwuwA Fred Schiffer demonstrates his hustling ability. ww! ?wv Wlllm Simpson, L. Paullin, R. French, R. Schiffer, G. Baker. Second row, L to R: Milich, D. Swanson, B. Byer, C. Awatefe, P. Knierim, R. Morgan, A. Nelson, Bob Suessmuth, leading scorer in 1962, and second highest in 1963, exhibits fancy footwork against the Rutgefs hooters. ,pulwt 5-! E ZEIQJ i? I IIWZ '2' mg a up n... .5435; PEP TALK , W, V W, MM W , , Cross Country Roundup Cross-country has become a respected sport at Eastern in the past two years. The squad, under Coach Dave Brown, compiled a 2-2 mark in dual meets, defeating Philadelphia Textile and Trenton State. The Club finished second and third in two triangular meets at Haverford and Delaware Valley. A TIRED GROUP OF RUNNERS! D. Stiller, B. Crispin, C. Peterson, A. Stiller, W. Sibley, R. LaDrew, R. Bagge', R. Wenger. hNot present: coach, D. Brown, J. Burns, D. StuartJ . a , Wenger crosses finish line. Sibley approaches the tape. em '1. ' J. u I 2 ? ,- a ? vi 7-: :MNX MEET THE EAGLES 1963-64 CAPTAINVDAVE HENDERSON 99510 . . . A 510V; 150 pound junior from Madison, Maine. While playing 4 years of high school, Dave won awards for his foul shooting. Last year he aver- aged 17.5 points a game, plus gaining recogni- tion for his fine shooting and hustle. WAYNE DEITRICH 99552. .A 5 9V a, 154 pound sophomore from King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Wayne is noted for his fine defensive play and fine hustle. a 1 BOB JOHNSON 56640 . . . A 6iV2P 176 pound jun- ioi from Levittown, New Jersey Bob played three yeais of high school hall, and he was noted for his hustle and rebounding. , DAVE LEWIS 95930 . . . A Bill,9 180 pound fresh- man from Woodstown, New J ersey. While play- ing three years of high school hall, he set a scor- ing record for one game of 48 points. MIKE LITTLE 99914 . . . A 69 145 pound freshman from Kenova, West Virginia. Mike played three years of high school hall, and during his senior year was captain of his team. DON MCCALL 96512 . . New Jersey, Don played three years of high school ball, and he set a J .V. scoring record for one game of 29 points. Last year he averaged . A junior from Woodstown, 17.7 points a game and had a good amount of rebounds. BOB PAYNTER 94524 . . . A 510,7 165 pound jun- ior from Aidan, Pennsylvania. While having played no high school hall, Bob was active in richurch league hall where he set many scoring ' records. Last year Bob had a 6.5 point scoring average; he was noted for his quick shooting under pressure. BOB SUESSMUTH 434 . . . A 511111 182 pound junior from Havertown, Pennsylvania. While at- tending Morrison Academy in Free China, he was elected captain of his team. He set a scoring record of 1,000 points. Last year he had a 6.2 scoring average while doing an extremely fine job on defense. BRIAN WILLSON 96442 . . . A 6i2,i 210 pound senior from Chautauqua, New York. He played basketball for three years while in high school, and while there set a rebounding record of 297 for one season. Last year he had a 4.2 scoring average, while pulling his share of rebounds. 89 Mm WWW wwmo gm mm , X0 WM 0m W , EASTERN BAPTIST COLLEGE . . . IN ACTION Dave Lewis battles for rebound Bob Suessmuth in for a score Henderson leaps over Rutgefs defender Bob LaDrew for two points . Mike Little lays it in Dave Henderson sets for a shot. Eastern,s Golden Eagle basketball team played one of its most difficult schedules in the 1963-64 season. With a new coach at the helm, Mike Livingston, Eastern finished the regular season with a 7-13 rec- ord. The Eagles6 league mark was 4-4. The season was highlighted by the tOp-notch scor- ing of Dave Henderson t202 averagea, Don McCall t18.1 averaget, and newcomer Dave Lewis t13.0 averaget . Captain Henderson entered the 661000 point club,6 to join such Eastern stars of the past as Merritt Whitman, ,58, Ron Hogeland, ,61, and Dave Row- lands, 663. Eastern,s future looks bright for 1964-65 with all five starting players returning. URSINUS LINCOLN PHILA. PHARMACY DELAWARE VALLEY P.C.B. RUTGERS tSJJ KINGS LINCOLN CHEYNEY STATE GLASSBORO STATE P.M.C. PHILA. TEXTILE KINGS EASTERN NAZARENE RUTGERS tSJJ F ans Support the Eagles 13 PHILA. PHARMACY EASTERN NAZARENE at P.C.B. at DELAWARE VALLEY at CHEYNEY STATE KINGS TOURNAMENT DELAWARE VALLEY CONFERENCE W. PHILA. PHARMACY RUTGERS tSJJ EASTERN LINCOLN DELAWARE VALLEY . mxxX'Zl First Row: L. to R. Bob Paynter, Bob Suessmuth, Dave Henderson, Dave Lewis. Second Row: Don McCall, Dave Spence, Bob LaDrew7 Bob Johnston, Mike Little, Manager John Ott. COACH MIKE LIVINGSTON Coach Livingston is in his first season as Director of Athletics at Eastern. An able lead- er, physical instructor and former outstanding athlete, he comes to us from a post at Nyack College, New York. 92 ....... ww-u v u.-w--ww w W MMW- .......-.....-..-;--..u-.-n.v CAPTAIN DAVE HENDERSON This Maine athlete has scored, in three varsity seasons, over 1100 points. Dave, a junior, will be back next year to lead the Maroon and White passers. AN IMPRESSIVE HISTORY Basketball at Eastern began under the early leadership of John Thomas. Under his direction, the Golden Eagles of the 1950s compiled a fine record against teams in their own class. Thomas Byron took over the coaching post in 1958. Merritt Whitman and Gosch Ehlers led Eastern to an impressive 14-7 log in 1958. Ron Hogeland and Dave Rowlands helped Eastern to the 14-9 mark in 1961. Rowlands ranked high among area scorers in his two succeeding years. In 1963, Byron directed Eastern to a 13-11 mark in his final season, and a third place finish in the Kings Tournament. Under Byronis able hand Eastern became a member of the N.A.I.A., Delaware Valley Conference and established rivalries with the top small college teams in the area. Mike Livingston now takes over to give the Eagles an even better basketball future. e V H e 6 . . ' . . , '2 1:1 . Z; .1. 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Library Ground Breaking WWW W ' 1 WWmeka m .n n m T r u 0 Whops Who In American Colleges and Universities This year Eastern had the distinction of being recognized by Whoas Who in American Colleges and Universities. This organi- zation is nation-wide and honors students who have achieved outstanding merit and academic accomplish- ment. Our representatives are Emily Billups, Roger Ken- nett, Marjorie Kinsman, Norie Newell, all seniors, and Oskars Rieksts, 3 jun- ior. Emily Billups John Hill Roger Kennett Marjorie Kinsman Norie Newell Oskars Rieksts :2; , ,4 'y g A, Ww$w-..$ W A g; I n -Memoriam The COurage . . . we desire and prize is not the courage 10 die decently but 10 lire manfullyx'. TLC Simicnts 0;. Eastern Baptist college coniiany invite you 10 iii? Fun Banquet t0 jw Inch! at du- Cilm'ry Min inn qugijonilichl, New Jersey 'W ' 0 , V 'l I on ime, 13m twcnly-sccnmi 0! :xiovmnl; ut Cith ourltwL 3'? a '31.: hm'pgA-Qx. 44 '3' .i ! ! I g - i l I L ? i NV v xx WW; N am a k mms . 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BARKER, RUTH ANN Ruthie French Club, International Relations Club, Spring Show-orchestra, Sigma Eta Chi. BELL, CAROL STEELE Sigma Eta Chi, Hockey, Basketball, Gospel Teams, Freshman and Touring Choirs. BILLUPS, EMILY ELLEN German Club, Dorm Council-secretary, Sigma Eta Chi treasurer, Pep Band, Spotlight, Inklings-editor. BIXBY, LORNA Sigma Eta Chi-treasurer, president, Inter-literary council, Spanish Club. BOOTH, J. THOMAS Tom Freshman Class-president, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Soccer, Science Club-vice-president, Student Council vice-president, Spanish Club, Spring Show, Pi Iota Chi, Lambda Pi Sigma. BOOTH, AUDREY Alpha Pi Sigma-Secretary, volleyball. BOWER, LUCINDA K. Cindy Freshman Choir, Kappa Mu Chi, International Rela- tions Club. BRADDOCK, DAVID WOOD Itinerant One Pep Band student conductor, concert band, Pi Iota Chi. CARPENTER, G. KENNETH Social Committee, Touring Choir, Spiritual Life Com- mittee, Lambda Pi Kappa, Student Council. CHAN, BETTY PHYLLIS Benny Sigma Eta Chi. CORONWAY, SALLY Sigma Eta Chi. DE BOER, JOHN German Club, Vice President of Sr. Class. DESMANGLES, LESLIE G. French Club-President, Pisces, Zeta Pi Sigma, Freshman and Touring Choirs-Assistant Director. DUGDALE, MARY ELIZABETH Ducky Young Republicans Club, Masque and Bauble, Dorm Council, Kappa Mu Chi. FORNEY, SHARRON FELISA Spanish Club, Inter-Collegiate Relations Committee, Sigma Eta Chi. FRESNE, RICHARD W. Dick Pi Iota Chi. GONZALEZ, JOSE A. Spanish Club, French Club. GRAY, JAMES HARLOW Jim Student Council, Drama, Pep Band, Tennis, Pi Iota Chi. GRAY, HAROLD W. Hal Gospel Team, Spanish Club, Basketball, Kappa Alpha Gamma Secret'ary. HAHN, JACQUELYN ANNE J ackie Spanish Club, Sigma Eta Chi. HELMS, BONNIE ANNETTE B011 Kappa Mu Chi, Log Edit0r, German Club, Dorm Council, Spotlight Staff. Il5 HEPPE, BETTE C. HERRMANN, JOHN A. Pi Iot-a Chi-Secretary, Spotlight staff. HILL, J OHN German Club vice president, Student Council, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Basketball, Kappa Alpha Gamma-president. HIRT, JANET ROSE Sigma Eta Chi, Gospel Team, Spotlight staff, Log staff, Dorm Council, German Club, Young Republicans. HODGES, LINDA KAYE Spiritual Life Committee--secretary, Sigma Eta Chi. INAZU, DONALD Waz Pi Iota Chi. JOHNSON, MARGARET H. Peggy Sigma Eta Chi, Field Hockey, Spanish Club, Masque and Bauble, International Club-treasurer, Log staff. JONES, JAMES F., JR. Jim Gospel Team, Dorm Council, Spiritual Life Com- mittee, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Kappa Alpha Gamma. JONES, MARGARETA RINELL Margie Gospel Team, French Club, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Spiritual Life Committee, Interlit Committee, Sigma Eta Chi-president. KENNETT, ROGER Sophomore class president, Student Council-treas- urer, Gospel Team, Lambda Pi Kappa, Touring Choir, Science Club. KELMEREIT, ALAN H. Al Freshman Class-vice-president, Spotlight-editor, Log staff, Student Council president, Gospel Team, Lambda Pi Kappa. KINSMAN, MARJORIE RUTH Marjie Sigma Eta Chi, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Pep band, Student Council, Log staff, French Club, Inklings -editor. KOHLER, GILBERT R. Gil Kappa Alpha Gamma, Pi Iota Chi, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Masque and Bauble LEAMING, J. SPICER, HI Basketball, Dorm Council, Eagle Dorm president, Lambda Pi Kappa president. LOVE, JUDITH. M. Judy Spanish Club, Kappa Mu Chi. LUMIA, GEN EVIEV E A. Gen International Club secretary, German Club, Masque and Bauble. LYMAN, KERMIT H., JR. Kerry Phoenix, Spotlight, Sophomore class president, Kap- pa Alpha Gamma, International Club. LYON, DOUGLAS R. Doug German Club, Pi Iota Chi. MARCHANY, MAGALI I. Spanish club-secretary, Alpha Pi Sigma-vice- president. MAKING, DONALD E. Zeta Pi Sigma, International Club. MEEDEN, LOIS CAROL Loie Cultural Committee, Spiritual Life Committee, Ath- letic Committee, Spanish Club, F reshman and Touring Choirs, Cheerleading, Field Hockey. MERKLE, LYNNE ANN Freshman and Touring Choirs, Pep Band, Field Hockey, Sigma Eta Chi. MCDANIEL, CAROL ANN Sigma Eta Chi-vice president, Basketball, Field Hockey, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Science club, Dorm Council president, Inter-literary Council, Cul- tural Committee. MOON, ROBERT J. Bob Lambda Pi Kappa, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Hainer Hall-president, Interdorm council-pres., Sophomore vice president, Student Council. V 1 W w. :-me:v gt w MULLENS, LARRY SCOTT Ho! Ho! Freshman class chap1ain, Gospel Team, Student Council. NEWELL, NORIE Sigma Eta Chi, Student Council-secretary, Dorm Council, French Club, Spanish Club. NICE, DANIEL PEARCE, MARTHA Dorm Council, Sigma Eta Chi. PICKARD, EDWARD JOHN Ed Freshman and Touring Choirs, Spanish Club, Basket- ball, Junior and Senior class-president, Pi Iota Chi. PIRRO, CYNTHIA ELLEN Cindy Kappa Mu Chigpresident, French Club president, Spanish club, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Logf- editor, Student Council, Interlit. REEDER, HULINGS Kappa Alpha Gamma. RELITCH, DOROTHY Dottie Dorm Council, Spotlight Staff, Alpha Pi Sigma. ROBINSON, PHILLIP Phil Pi Iota Chi- president, Student Council, Athletic Committee, Inter-Lit-president, Science Club, Soccer, Baseball. SCAMMAN, SUSAN GAIL Sue Sigma Eta Chi, Spanish Club, Dorm Council, Volley- ball. RUMBERGER, CHRISTINE VALINDA Chris Sigma Eta Chi, Field Hockey, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Sophomore Class secretary, Spiritual Life Committee, Gospel Team, Dorm Council. SMYRL, DONALD M. Don Log staff, German Club, Spotlight staff, Pi Iota Chi. STELLING, ROBERT Bob Lambda Pi Kappa, International Club president. VAN CISE, MARILYN Sigma Eta Chi, Spanish Club, Masque and Bauble, Pep band, Gospel Team. VOUGH, EMOCENE M. Sigma Eta Chi, German Club. WAGNER, RALPH Wags Pi Iota Chi, Social Committee, Spiritual Life Com- mittee, Soccer. WALLACE, GEORGE A. Science Club. WALLACE, WILLIAM JACK Kappa Alpha Gamma, Pi Iota Chi, French Club, Ger- man Club, International Club, Freshman class presi- dent, Spotlight staff, Gospel Team, Dorm Council, Soc- CCI'. WEAVER, DAVID A. Dave Student Council. WENGER, RALPH D. Lambda Pi Kappa, Cross-country, Methodist Student Movement. WENTWORTH, CYNTHIA TRINDLE Cindy Kappa Mu Chi, German Club, Freshman Club, Log staff. WHITMAN, SYLVIA PATIENCE Syl Kappa Mu Chi, Spanish Club, Interlit, Log staff. WIDMAIER, RUTH LOUISE Ruthie Sigma Eta Chi, German Club, Freshman and Touring Choirs, Freshman Class-treasurer. WILLIAMS, GERALD GARRETT Gerry Tennis WILLSON, S. BRIAN Basketball, Baseball, Kappa Alpha Gamma. YODER, CHARLOTTE C. Kappa Mu Chi. ZEMITIS, WILLIAM I. Bill Pi Iota Chi, Baseball, French Club, Basketball, Stu- dent Council, Spotlight-editor, Log staff. II7 Welcome +0 +he Membership and Fellowship of Your ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of EASTERN BAPTIST COLLEGE May God's Bes'r Be Your Porfion Through All of Life's Journey. 3K . . . We pray always for you. +ha+ our God would coun+ you wor'rhy of +his calling. and fulfill all ihe good pleasure of His goodness, and +he work of faifh wi+h power. ll Thess. l:ll Telephone ' MUrray 8-5l50 I MERIN STUDIOS I95 E. Lancas+er Avenue IOIO Chesfnui' Sf. Wayne. Pennsylvania . . In Any Even+ wgre Flowers Philadelphia. Pa. l9l07 Everywhere KAPPA MU CHI The Class Tha+'s Alive . SIXTY-FIVE Congrafulafes +he Senior Class! Buf if we walk in +he Iighf as He is in he Iighf we have fellowship one wi+h another. I JOHN l:7 . 4. '.m8'1'awmunnmme ..... .. . . n... .--..--7....- .-..- -. -H... am- v. -... w.-.-.-..- --.-- .wuh... H.,....... . V- 7 N ...- . -., g-....-.... w.,.. ..w.... . -..-.....-- .. V . VlTALITY!-HALLMARK OF EASTERN What is Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary? A vigorous and growing school dedicaied +0 +he cause of Chris+ian +raining: preparing young men and women +0 serve +he Masi'er wi+h an ou+look which is ai' once conservaiive. evangelical. and scholarly. Eas+ern's vi+ali+y is revealed in pari' by six facefs of Hie school: FACILITIES In ihe pasf +wo years Hie Seminary has spenf some $I50.000 improving her fine facilifies. A five-year old building houses a firsf-ciass library of over 70.000 volumes. A large film library is included. A colonial chapel seafing 600. wifh an oufsfanding H'iree-manual organ. is a feafure of fine campus. FACULTY Easiern's facuH'y is composed of compeienf scholars. Our professors have come +0 Easiern from Briiain. Europe. Canada and Hie Uni+ed S+a+es. Many are aufhors of nofe in +heir respecfive fields. All are men of vision and dedicafion. well equipped +0 prepare siudenfs for +he demands of Hie Chrisfian minisfry in our fime. CURRICULUM Courses of sfudy are consianily changing +0 mee1L +he needs of +he day. The recenf addifion of +hree new courses +0 +he curriculum now enables +he siudenf +0 work for any of five degrees: B.D.: combined 5D. and M.S.W.: M.R.E.: M.A. in Religion: or Th.M. Easiern works closely wifh fhe Universify of Pennsylvania and ofher educafional ins+i+u+ions in Philadelphia. a greai' cuH'ural cenfer. PLACEMENT A placemenf Service of excellenf record is provided by Easiern. For Hie pasf +wo years ALL available graduafes were placed in churches or posifions sui+ed +0 +heir Jfield. PRIOR +0 commencemenf! Nor does +he service of +his deparfmenf sfop here e Easfern alumni may always call upon Hue Placemenf Direcfor for guidance when pasforal changes are desired. Sifuaiions are found for sfudenfs during Hue summer and in Hie school year. offering pracficai experience wifh needed remunerafion. THE STUDENT BODY A mosi cosmopoliian siudenf body is found af Easiern. The firsf semesi'er enrollment I963-64. composed of I89 siudenfs. represenfed many sfaies and seven foreign counfries: Canada. Africa, India. Jamaica. Hie Philippines. El Salvador, and Haiy. A dynamic fellowship marks Hie campus a+ Easiern. STUDY IN AN HlSTORlC AREA The Philadelphia area offers oufsfanding opporfunifies for oif-campus siucly and research. Locaied a+ +he very founiainhead of our American heriiage. siudenfs have access +0 fine libraries. museums. culfural resources and field research faciliiies. For fur'rher informafion and applicafions. wri+e +he Regisfrar EASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Ciiy Line and Lancasi'er Aves. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Dr. Thomas B. McDormand. B.D.I D.D. Dr. Walfer B. S. Davis. B.D.. Th.D.. PhD. chapel in+erior faculfy library Congratulations to the Seniors from the Class of 1967 - LYNAM ELECTRIC COMPANY Elecfrical Con+rac+ing and Repairing Every+hing Elecfrical Sold and Serviced Since I9I2 WayneI Pa. 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Daniels 6355 Lancaster Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. ............... 41 St. Pauls Rd., Ardmore, Pa. Bartle, Harvey, J r. Baxter, John W. ......................... 901 Field Lane, Villanova, Pa. 217 Ford St, W. Conshohocken, Pa. Beardsley, J ene E. - Bowman, Joseph R. ........... Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. .............. 7 Beatrice Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. Brenner, Elizabeth ............................. Claghorn, George S. ...... ........ - 1- 284 Adams Rd., King of Prussia, Pa. 262 Gen. Learned Rd., King of Prussia, Pa. Clark, Mrs. Beth P. 1 Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. Doss, Chriss ........ Stanbridge St., Norristown, Pa. Elmore, Robert Fermi Margaret V. ............................ F ulmer, Mrs. Mary ........................... Greene, Kingsley L. .............. 130 Walnut Ave., Wayne, Pa. ................................. 114 N. Aberdeen Ave., Wayne, Pa. ............................. 209 Walnut Hill Lane, Havertown, Pa. .......... 311 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, Pa. Crigolia, Alexander ........... 100 Walnut Ave., Wayne, Pa. Ingles, J . Wesley ..... Kannwischer, Adolph E. Kim, Uoong Tack 1R0y4 Klingerman, Ethel ................... 124 Ivywood Lane, Radnor, Pa. .......................... 340 Rittenhouse Circle, Havertown, Pa. - Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. ..... 116 W. Wayne Avenue, Wayne, Pa. Koch, Glenn n Laugesen, Lawrence .......................... Liddle, Ernest V. ............................ 7- Livingston, Michael ......... Loesby, Connie Rae -- 1401 Fairview Avenue, Havertown, Pa. ....................... 433 Kingswood Road, King of Prussia, Pa. ,. 28A St. Albans Avenue, Newton Square, Pa. Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. -- ............... 8701 Shawnee, Chestnut Hill, Pa. Love, J. Barry Parsly, Nancy ........ : .......... 895 Old Eagle School Road, Strafford, Pa. Martinez, Enrique J. ,- Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. 8104 Eastern Ave., Philadelphia 18, Pa. Ruth, J ohn ....... Samuelson, Glenn W. ................ 520 Weadley Road, King of Prussia, Pa. 129 Crossfield Road, King of Prussia, Pa. Sayles, E. Duane ............... 10 Longwood Drive, Wayne, Pa. Shinn, Robert W. - ............ 25 E. Stewart Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. Signorino, Charles A. -1 Slemp, J ohn ............ Thomas, J ohn W. .............................. Vos, Marianne C. Weber, Calvin ...... Whittaker, V. J ean Zulker, William Allen 430 Hampton Road, King of Prussia, Pa. ............. 926 Chetwynd Apts., Rosemont, Pa. ......................... Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. 5110 Springfield Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. ....................... 1611 Winton Ave., Havertown, Pa. Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. ................ Glen Moore, Pa. Student Directmy Adam, David R. - 361 Gilham St., Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander, A. Stephen 4--- -5 5- 2305 E. Waterloo Rd., Akron, Ohio Alexander, Linda S. , .............. 1448 Franklin St., Columbus, Indiana Allen, George F., Jr. ...................... 9 Spruce St., Sewell, New Jersey Alloway, Andrew C., Jr. - 808 Cathedral Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. Andersen, Gordon H. ...... 164 Massasoit Dr., Warwick, Rhode Island Ansell, Fred A. ..... 165 Pleasant St., Bradford, Pa. Ashmall, Donald H. ...... Box 161, Georgetown, New York Atkinson, Leslie J . 308 Edgewood Ave., Delanco, New Jersey Austin, Myra M. - -- 339 Interstate Pkwy, Bradford, Pa. Awatefe, Carson B. ...... Box 13, Agbor, N igeria Bacon, Barbara E. ............................................. 643 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pennsylvania Bagge, Richard W. .................................................. 825 Park Ave., Collingswood, New Jersey Bailey, C. Thomas ............ Bridge St., Verona, New York Baker, Barbara H. - 2112 S. Frazier St., Philadelphia, Pa. Barker, Ruth Ann .......... Pocopson, Pennsylvania Barker, Barbara A. 508 Marcia Lane, Norristown, Pa. Barraclough, Barrie L. 1545 Passiac Rd., North Brunswick, N. J. Batdorf, Beth K. - 64 N. Berne St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Bauers, Paul E. 23 S. 5th Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Beard, Helen L. 10703 E. Nolcrest Dr., Silver Spring, Md. Bell, Carol S. - 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Bell, Leon, J r. 1- 24 S. Warner St., Bryn Mawr, Pa. Benavides, Marta C. ........................ Colonial Militar 9691, San Salvador, El Salvador, C.A. Bent, Stephan A. 1 ---- 72 Rockland St., Nadick, Massachusetts Bertolett, Jane S. ...................... 244 Lee Circle, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Bickings, Richard F. ........................... Woodland Ave., Modena, Pa. Biggart, Barbara E. .................... 521 Monroe Ave., North Hills, Pa. Billingham, Nancy A. .............. 200 Ft. Meade Rd., Laurel, Maryland Billups, Emily E. . ............. 1720 Walnut St., Kenova, W. Virginia Bitto, Gay E. 4637 Woodhill Dr., Munhall, Pa. ...... 300 Lake St., Auburn, Maine Bixby, Lorna E. Blum, Charles H. ..... R.F.D. 7653, Fairfield, Connecticut Bodenshatz, Gary H. .......................... Boehne, William C. ........................... Boenning, Margaret G. ....................... 608 Spruce La., Villanova, Pa. 9307 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Bogle, William S. Bole, Gloria A. - 4036 First Ave., Lafayette Hill, Pa. - Tanglewood Apts., King of Prussia, Pa. Bolster, Paul D. 2 Crystal Ave., Derry, New Hampshire Booth, Audrey N. 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Booth, J . Thomas Bower, Lucinda K. ............. 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. ................... Porteous Rd., Berwyn, Pa. Box, Bette L. Boyer, Gladys M. Boykins, Angela C. ............... 1500 Wood Ave., Honesdale, Pa. 1479 Pottstown Pk., W. Chester, Pa. 2210 Newton St., NE, Washington, D. C. Braddock, David W. - 617 W. Miner St., West Chester, Pa. Bradstreet, J an G. Brinton, J udith A. 40 Wyoming Ave., Brockton, Massachusetts Brown, Linda K. - 625 DeKalb St., Bridgeport, Pa. ........ 104 Main St., Springvale, Maine Brown, Lowell M. ............................................................. 704 Main St., Riverton, New Jersey Bujno, Allen A. .......... -- ..................... 435 R. LaSalle St., Berwick, Pa. Burns, James H. ........................................................................ RD. 9956, Hannon Rd., Erie, Pa. Bustard, Kathleen A. ...................................................... 1921 Chandler St., Philadelphia, Pa. Byer, Harold C. ............................................... ............ 827 E. Russell St., Philadelphia, Pa. Campbell, Jane M. ............................. 71 Westland St., Bangor, Maine Carpenter, G. Kenneth ..................................................... 209 E. Roland Rd., Parkside, Pa. Case, Carolyn R. - ,,,,,,,, 418 Greenwood Ave., Trenton, New Jersey Cassidy, Richard V. ---- ----- 1246 E. 12th St., Eddystone, Pa. Cassidy, Robert K. ------------------------------------------------------------- 153 Clemson Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. Chan, Betty P. -------------------------------------------------------------- 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Chandler, Carol J . ------------------------------------------------------------ Smith Rd., Antrim, New Hampshire Cheever, Betty J. - ...... 144 Sherwood D12, Pittsfield, Mass. Church, W. Roy ------ 4204 Westfield Ave., Pennsauken, N. J . Clark, Beverly E. --------------------------------------------------------- Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. Clark, J ohn G. ------------------------------------------------------------ Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. Clark, Virginia E. -- -------------------------------------------------------- 310 Cedar La., Mt. Holly, New Jersey Clarson, Robert L. -- 639 S. 5lst St., Philadelphia, Pa. Clemens, Sylvia K. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RD. 9461, Lansdale, Pa. Clemmer, Charles K. 207 Chain St., Norristown, Pa. Cockrell, Lucy M. -------------------------------------------------------- 3152 W. Alex-Belk Rd., Dayton, Ohio Conley, Charles E. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Westover, Pennsylvania Conner, Alfred E. ----------- 155-15 90th Ave., J amaica, New York Cook, Bradford W. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 306 Union St., Bangor, Maine Cook, Lawrence R. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1338 Neptune Ave., Akron, Ohio Cooper, Dorothy C. ----------------------------------------------------------------- 390 Flint St., Bridgeport, Conn. Corbin, E; Frances ------------------------------------------------ 622 Eldridge Ave., W. Collingswood, N. J. Corey, Frances R. .......... - --------------------------- Box 86, Westfield, Maine Coronway, Sally C. ---------- 6 S. Llanwellyn Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Costello, Frances L. ----------------------------------------------------------- 33 Englewood Ave., Everett, Mass. Crane, Robert A. -------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------- RD. 9H, Downingtown, Pa. Cranston, David C. ------------------------------------------- -------------------- 30 Bruce St., Walton, New York Crews, Keith W. ---------------------------------------------------------- 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Crispin, Barry F. ---------------------------------------------- ---------------- R. D. 5651, Woodstown, New Jersey Crockett, Alice A. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 412 Aldan Ave., Aldan, Pa. Crompton, Marilyn J. 3317 Sheffield Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Crozer, Lydia H. - ............................................. .- ------------------------------ 710 Pugh Rd., Wayne, Pa. Cunha, Henrique O. ------------------------------------------------------- ----832 Bradhurst'Rd., Baltimore, Md. Davis, Patricia M. ------------------------------------------------------------------ 310 Haws Ave., Norristown, Pa. Dean, Elizabeth A. ---------------------------------------------------- 144 W. Ablemarle Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. DeBaugh, J aney C. - ------------------------------------------------- Skye Hi Farm, Yeoho, Rd., Parkton, Md. DeBoer, John --.1141 Terrace St., Muskegon, Michigan Decker, Terry L. -, ----------------------------------------------------------- 2115 Merritt Drive, Northfield, N. J . Dennis, F. William ------------------------------------------------------- 6317 Lebanon Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. DeRemer, Carl R. ------------------------------------------------------------ 68 Vine St., Bridgeton, New Jersey Desmangles, Leslie G. -- 110 St. Gerard St., Port-au-Prince, Haiti Devitt, Dean F. ................................................................ 3014 Old Arch Rd., Norristown, Pa. Diehl, Claude W., J r. .......... R. D. 9951, Harmon Hill, W. Chester, Pa. Dietrich, Wayne L. .......................................... 290 W. Valley Forge Rd., King of Prussia, Pa. Dill, Edith W. ..................................... 171 Hunters La., Devon, Pa. Dingle, J eanne R. ..- ------------------------------------------------------- 17 W. Helen St., Hamden, Connecticut Doherty, Janet W. ------------------------------------------------------------- 1918 S. 57th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Doughten, Carolyn L ----------------------------------------------------- 1336 E. Strasburg Rd., W. Chester, Pa. D011, George M., J r. Doney, Karen L. -- ................................. Helen St., Pomeroy, Pa. ............. 313 Quigley Ave., Willow Grove, Pa. Dougherty, William C. -- 6514 Cobbs Crk. Pkwy., Philadelphia, Pa. Dugdale, Mary E. ....... ....... 3714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Dunlap, Ruth A. ....... 1852 S. Clinton Ave., Trenton, N. J. Elliott, William J . 103 N. lst St, Pleasantville, N. J . Englerth, Mary E. 208 Lincoln Ave., Magnolia, N. J. 144 Garrett Ave., Rosemont, Pa. Epps, Gene M. ...... Erle, Edward C. Ernst, Robert P. ..... 3909 Beacon Ave., Pennsauken, N. J. - 2441 Wynnefield Dr., Havertown, Pa. Erny, Terry L. e ............... -- Ettell, Margaret L. - Marter Ave. and Beverly Rd., Burlington, N. J . 63 Hackensack Ave., Ridgefield Pk., N. J . Evans, William H. ...... 425 Ford St., W. Conshohocken, Pa. Fatzinger, Charles R. 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Ferguson, Heather A. 1- ..................... 1007 Fifth Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. Ficchi, Carmella T. Field, Richard H., J r. 109 June Rd., Browns Mills, N. J. ..... 34 Evergreen Ave., Broomall, Pa. Finardi, Marilyn J . v .......... 17 Russ St., Adams, Massachusetts Fisher, William A. - Fleming, David J. .................. 1650 Stephens Drive, Wayne, Pa. ................... 418 Stiles Ave., Ridley Park, Pa. Flexer, Edwin C. Fly, Maurice L. Forman, Barbara H. Foulkrod, Wayne W. - 4371 Manayunk Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. R. D. 9161, Schwenksville, Pa. ---------------- i -i-6'Xiliihore Tm, CollingstOd, N- J' 124 Laurel Lane., Broomall, Pa. 3603 Haywood St, Philadelphia, Pa. Foyle, Thomas W. Franseen, A. Beatriz Frazer, James I. 89-15 Parsons B1vd., Jamaica, New York 351 Chestnut St., Collegeville, Pa. French, Leslie P. ..... ........ 131 E. Miller 5L, Newark, New York French, Robert C., J r. ...................... Peck Rd., Lionville, Pa. Fresne, Richard F. Gale, Roger W. ............. Garrett, Martha C. .................. Arctic Ave., Vineland, New J ersey ................ 107 Yale Rd., Havertown, Pa. Gaska, Tanya E. 3. Gay, S. Martha ............ Gee, Sharon L. ......... ...................... 635 Belmont St., Coatesville, Pa. 173 High St., Topsfield, Massachusetts ..... 1202 S. Main St., Pleasantville, N. J. Gertis, Neilh A. -- 160 Campus Dr., Snyder, New York Gibbs, Andrea L. -1 4035 Brookside St, Barberton, Ohio Gibson, Margaret A. Girdwood, J anet L. . ............... R. D. 9951, Spring City, Pa. R. D. 7653, Box 52B, Tarentum, Pa. Glover, J udith C. - Godfrey, James W. 212 E. Coulter Ave., Collingswood, N. J . - .................. Box 87, Greene, Maine Gonzalez, J ose A. - ............................. Placetas, Cuba Cough, W. Donald ........ Grant, Darlene ............ Grant, Virginia E. ....... Cray, Harold W. -- ................ 50 Kendrick, Mt. Clemens, Michigan 2901 Troy Rd., Schenectady, New York ........ 48 Palmers Mill Rd., Media, Pa. ........... 33 J ackson Ave., Bradford, Pa. Gray, James H. ....... 21368 Outer Drive, Dearborn, Michigan Gray, Trudy E. -- Haas, C. Robert ........ 425 Timberlane, Devon, Pa. 118 Dwight SL, J ersey City, New J ersey Habel, Marhenra J. Hahn, J acqueline A. - 2108 Helderberg Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. 592 Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. J. Hales, Kenneth R. ...... ................... Bethlehem Pike, Colmar, Pa. Hales, Margery E. Hamilton, James A., III ........................................................ Hamilton, J oyce C. ................................................................... 16 Walnut Circle, Berlin, N. J . Hanson, Karen E. .................................................................... Box 782, Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia Hardiman, Hazel P. .................................................................... 87 Florida St., Boston, Mass. Harvey, Virginia J . -- ................. 1355 Filmore St., Philadelphia, Pa. Haviland, Karen K. ............................................................. R. D. 9993, Binghamton, New York Hays, Thomas A. n - - .......... 443 W. Church Rd., King of Prussia, Pa. Heeren, Carolyn M. ................................................... 101 E. Greenwood Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Heidrick, Nancy C. ....................... 233 Gregory Ave., Passaic, N. J . Heim, Thomas R. ........................................................................... 915 River St., Scranton, Pa. Helms, Bonnie A. - -- .......................... 11 Exchange St., Presque Isle, Maine Henderson, David F. -1 ............... 234 Main St, Madison, Maine Heppe, Bettie C. -- ........................ 511 Brookside Ave., Wayne, Pa. Herrmann, J ohn A. 16 Rambling Lane, Malvern, Pa. Hickerson, J . Lindon ........................ 202 Roberts Rd., Ardmore, Pa. Hickling, Theresa S. ................................................................ R. D. 9162, Edmeston, New York Hill, John E. ..................................................................... 55 18th St, Wellsburg, W. Virginia Hill, Sheryl A. - - ........ 12 Grove St., Addleboro, Massachusetts Hillyer, Richard W. 50 Hunter SL, Woodbury, New J ersey Hirt, J anet R. ......................................................................... 766 N. Main St., Meadville, Pa. Hodges, Linda K. .............................................................. 7207 Sentry La., Washington, D. C. Hodgkinson, Charles R. ................................................... 464 S. Roberts Rd., Bryn Mawr, Pa. Hohbein, Earl B. ........................................................... St. Davids Park Apts., St. Davids, Pa. Holeman, Mary J ane ............................................... 407 E. Ridley Park Ave., Ridley Park, Pa. Holloway, P. David ................................................................... 108 Hillside Rd. ,Wayne, Pa. Holloway, W. Stanton ................................................................. 108 Hillside Rd., Wayne, Pa. Howell, Walter W. ................... 15 Riverview Ave., Waltham, Mass. Howells, Janet E. .................................................... 2209 E. Pennsylvania St, Allentown, Pa. Hoyes, J ohn M. ............................................................. R. D. 9652, Warner Rd., Astabula, Ohio Hughes, Paula M. ............................................................ 391 Blackstone Dr., New Castle, Pa. Hulseman, Elizabeth A. ............................. Green Spring and Walnut Ave., Owings Mills, Md. Hurley, Lois C. ,- ............................................................ 231 Wesley Ave., Pitman, New J ersey Inazu, Donald A. ........................................................... 906 Hubbs Dr., Palmyra, New J ersey J ohnson, Daniel R. ............................................................ 1117 C0rne1Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Johnson, Helen L. ............................................................. 229 E. 8th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. J ohnson, J oanne E. ........................................................... 6345 Drexel Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. Johnson, Margaret H. ................................................. 919 Wynnewood Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. J ohnston, Robert B. ............................................................ 48 Barrington La., Levittown, N. J . J ohnston, W. Cyril ................................................................ Highland Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. J ones, J ames F., J r. .......................................... , ................... 143 Channing Ave., Malvern, Pa. J ones, Margareta L; .............................................................. 143 Channing Ave., Malvern, Pa. Kane, Andrew D. ......................................................................... 211 Houston St., Chester, Pa. Kegel, Alan E. .......................................................................... 36 N. Clifton Ave., Aldan, Pa. Keirstead, Jane F. -- -- ........................ 34 Winter St., Gardiner, Maine Kelmereit, Alan H. ............................................................. 52 Mina Ave., Clifton, New J ersey Kelso, Barton L. ............................................................... 819 Tred Avon Rd., Baltimore, Md. Kennett, Roger H. ................................................................. 67 Delmar Dr., Osbornville, N. J. Kennett, J . Wesley .................... 67 Delmar Dr., Osbornville, N. J . Kinsman, Marjorie R. ............. 8 Corinne Parkway, Middleboro, Mass. Kirch, William J ., J r. ............................................................. 609 Bob White Rd., Wayne, Pa. Knierim, Paul R. ........................................................ 400 E. Prospect Ave., North Wales, Pa. Knipe, Harry E. ........................................................... 903 Black Horse Pike, Glendora, N. J. Knudsen, H. Leif -- - - 372 Walker Rd., Wayne, Pa. Kohler, Gilbert R. - 23 White Horse Rd., W. Collingswood, N. J . Kolb, Ethel M. -- - Pikeland Rd., Malvern, Pa. Kotaki, Raisuke ..................................... 3-269 Okusawa, Tamagawa Setagatuka, Toky0, Japan Kreider, Connie A. -- -1 234 W. Brookhaven Rd., Chester, Pa. Kyle, George B., Jr. 1- - 523 S. Orange St., Media, Pa. La Drew, Edward G. ---- -- 1617 West Ave., Linwood, New J ersey La Drew, Robert J . 1617 West Ave., Linwood, New J ersey Lasher, J ohn W. -- - ....... 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Latourette, Roy E. ................. 11 W. Penn St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Leaming, J . Spicer, III ........................................................... 135 Sugartown Rd., Wayne, Pa. Lee, Jean H. .............................................................................. 231 Bank St., Harwick, Mass. Lesher, K. J ean .- - Sunset Rd., RD. 9651, Burlington, N. J . Lewis, David M., III ........ -- ................ 38 Hunt St., Woodstown, N. J . Lietzke, Douglas 1 - ........ 16 Valley View Tce., Wayne, N. J . Lincoln, Dorothy M. - Naples, RD. 9951, New York Lindberg, Kenneth A. - ........................... 70 Balsom St., Warwick, R. I. Lindinger, Richard A. ......... -- ................ 1049 Broadview Rd., Wayne, Pa. Little, Michael L. ........ 1515 Walnut St., Kenova, W. Va. Livingston, Martha J . .................................................. Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. Locker, Richard C. 6436 Lawnton St., Philadelphia 28, Pa. Love, Judith M. ....................................................... 895 Old Eagle School Rd., Strafford, Pa. Lucas, Mary E. Hurffville Rd., Sewell, New Jersey Lumia, Genevieve A. ................................................... 66 E. Coulter St., Philadelphia 44, Pa. Lundberg, Carol A. ............................................................... 710 J ames Cir., Swarthmore, Pa. Lyman, Kermit H., J r. 1100 Darby Rd., Havertown, Pa. Lyon, Douglas R. ........................................................ RD. 9462, J amesville Rd., Manlius, N. J. Lyon, Mary E. ............................................................ RD. 9152, J amesville Rd., Manlius, N. J . MacDonald, Roderick ...................................................... 236 Homestead Lane, Horsham, Pa. MacLaren, Donald H. -- ....... Caldwell Hse., RD. 9992, Woodstown, N. J. MacNeill, Daniel S. ........................ 2136 Parkview Ave., Abington, Pa. Malin, C. Ralph .......................................................... RD. 9652, Malvern, Pa. Manger, William H. .................................................. 611 Country Club Rd., Somerville, N. J. Mann, Sarah E. Oxmead Rd., Burlington, N. J. March, Sandra L. , West Chester, N. J. Marchany, Magali I. ..................................................... 2387 Laurel St., Santurce, Puerto Rico Maring, Donald E. ........ - .................. 718 Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. Martinez, Vivian Eastern Baptist College, St. Davids, Pa. McCall, Donald C. ............................................................. 19 Dickinson St., Woodstown, N. J. McCleaf, Marlin R. 301 Church St., Royersford, Pa. McCombe, Robert W. .................................................... 6321 Regent St., Philadelphia 42, Pa. McDaniel, Carol A. ................................................................ 130 So. Clifton Ave., Aldan, Pa. McElroy, Virginia M. 111 Main St., Holyoke, Mass. McGloughlin, Betty Ann .............................................. 709 Haddon Ave., Collingswood 7, NJ. McIlwain, Sandra L. - .......... Stremlau Ave., Plainville, Conn. McKee, Edward J. .................................................... 10 Golf View Lane, Malvern, Frazer, Pa. McLaughlin, David M. ............. 364 Milford Sq. Rd., Quakertown, Pa. McLeister, James H. ....................... 135 Merion Ave., Narberth, Pa. Meeden, Lois C. ................................................................ 222 N. Court St., Howell, Mich. Merkle, Lynne A. ................................................... 3376 Hollywood Cir., Pennsauken 8, N. J . Mild, William 11., III ........................................................... 16 Brockton Rd., Trenton 9, N. J. Milich, Richard B. 15 Institute St., Freehold, N. J. Miller, M. Katharine ....................................................... Pa. Mong, Dennis P. ............................................................... 1014 Arlington Dr., Greenville, Pa. Moon, Robert J. 4 ..... . 171 Park St., Carbondale, Pa. Morehead, Gerald C. ........................................................ 1009 E. Swedesford Rd., Exton, Pa. Morgan, Ronald E. .................................................................. 103 Arnold Ave., Scranton, Pa. Morrison, Robert K. ................ 1203 Wisteria Dr., Baltimore, Md. Mugridge, Susan E. ............................................................. 7 Heights Tce., Little Silver, N. J . Mullens, Larry S. ...... ........ 108 Windermere Ave., Wayne, Pa. Muse, Robert L. 111111111111 ................. 216 Allison St, West Newton, Pa. Myint, Victor K. ................................................................ 20 1B1 Shan Rd., Rangoon, Burma Nanney, Larry K. ............... -3 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Naylor, Maly L. n -- -- West Shearer St, North Wales, Pa. Nelson, Alfred ................ 180 Chapman St, Lansdowne, Pa. Nelson, Martin A. .............................................................. 7615 Dorcas St., Philadelphia, Pa. Nesbitt, J ohn C. ...... .................... 100 N. Front St., Darby, Pa. Newell, Norie A- - ...................... 1612 Crescent Dr., Columbus, Indiana Newman, Murray A. - m- 318 Summit Ave., Fort Washington, Pa. Nice, Daniel C., Jr. ...................................................... 718 Douglas Dr., Cherry Hill, N. J. Nwankwo, Arthur ......................................................................... Port-Harcourt, East Nigeria Olsen, James T. .............................................................. 187 Second St, Keyport, New Jersey Opara, Anthony C. .......................................................................... Emekuku Owerri, Nigeria Ott, J ohn H. ..................................................................... 1408 Brighton St., Philadelphia, Pa. Owens, Robert G. .......... ............... 825 Estrella Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Packard, Renay A. .................... 836 Mason Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Page, J ohn W. ..................................... 280 Fayette SL, Bridgeton, N. J . Paine, Louise H. ......................................................................... 218 Poplar Ave., Wayne, Pa. Pante, Joel H. .............................................................. 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Parker, J ohn T. .......................................................... 1015 W. Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Parker, Linda L. ........................................................................ 4060 Copley Rd., Akron, Ohio Patterson, Nancy J . ................................................................ 1026 Lincoln Hwy., Berwyn, Pa. Paul, Donna D. ................................................ . ................. 6029 Allman St, Philadelphia, Pa. Paullin, Lloyd W. .......................................................... 7014 Georgian Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. Paynter, Robert A. ............................................................. 126 S. Woodlawn Ave., Aldan, Pa. Pearce, Martha J . ............................................ R.F.D. $54, Box 291, North Brunswick, N. J. Perry, Arthur K. ...................................................... 149 Brentwood Ave., Pitman, New J ersey Peterson, Carol A. .............................................................. 646 Edgewood Ave., Lansdale, Pa. Peterson, Craig N. ..................................................... 88 Grand Boulevard, Binghamton, N. Y. Phillips, Brenda J . ......................................................... 4825 Greenwood St., Brookhaven, Pa. Phillips, David M. ....................................................... 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Pickard, Edward J . ....................................................... 5854 Knollwood Dr., Ashtabula, Ohio Pirro, Cynthia E. ................................................... 1935 Banker Ave., Schenectady, New York Pullen, Linda P. ..................................................... 247 Stockton SL, Hightstown, New J ersey Quinnell, William R. ..................................................... 7259 Pittville Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Rae, Alistair ............................................................... 7763 Hasbrook Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Raker, Gilbert D. ........................................................ 107 Burlington Dr., Manlius, New York Raymond, Stephen R. ............................................................. 88 Silver Lake St., Athol, Mass. Regener, Helen E. ................................................................................. Box 189, Modena, Pa. Relitch, Dorothy ................................................................ 2104 S. 64th St, Philadelphia, Pa. Reynolds, Robert A. ........................................ .- ......................... 40 E. Central Ave., Paoli, Pa. Rideout, E. Priscilla .................................................. 41 Kirkland Cir., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Rieger, Gloria I. ... ................................................................. R. D. $94, Bridgeton, New Jersey Rieksts, Livija M. ............................................................ R. D. 9563, Box 254, Quakertown, Pa. Rieksts, Oskars J . ............................................................. R. D. 9953, Box 254, Quakertown, Pa. Risdon, P. David South Main Rd., Vineland, New J ersey Robinson, Phillip A. .................................................. 26 Shawnee Trail, MCdfOId Lakes, N- J Rossi, Ronald C. 1 ......................................................... 354 Garden Ave., Camden, New Jersey Royer, Mary J . ..................................................................... 336 S. Market Ave., Mt. J 0y, Pa. Rumberger, Christine V. ................................................................ 41 Ridley Ave., Aldan, Pa. Saalbach, Carl J. ........................................................... 605 Collingdale Ave., Collingdale, Pa- Sawyer, Martha A. .......................................................... 22 Corliss Hill Rd., Haverhill, Mass. Scamman, Susan G. ............ 113 Sewall St., Augusta, Maine Schaeffer, Emma J . 11 ............... 317 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. Scheer, Delores M. 1- 108 E. Verona Ave., Pleasantville, N. J. Sedziol, David G. ....................... 1 11 11 119 N. Perly St., St. Marys, Ohio Seyfried7 J ames D. 1 ......... 260 S. 40th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Shafer, Carolyn J . ....................................................................... R. D. $651, Cogan, Station, Pa. Shaw, Richard J. ........ 11 70 Davenport St., Augusta, Maine Shedlock, Roger H. 11 1. R. R. 9952, Yardville Br., Trenton, N. J . Shiffer, F red L. ............................................................... 437 Broad St., Meriden, Connecticut Showers, Pamela J. - ................ 39 S. Village Dr., Somers PL, N. J. Sibley, Elizabeth A. 11 Auburn Rd., Woodstown, New J ersey Sibley, William A. ...... Auburn Rd., Woodstown, New Jersey Simonson, Andrew C. 1 . 5213 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Simpson, J ohn E. 11 ................. 11 1 116 Denver Ave., Westmont, New J ersey Sink, Edythe H. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 .1 1111111111111111 Delsea Dr., Woodbury, New Jersey Slaght, Stanley S. 11111111 94 Clark Rd., Lowell, Massachusetts Slagle, B. 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Sunday, Brooks R. ..................................................................... 306 W. 22nd St, Chester, Pa. Sutton, J ane E. .................................................................. 63 Shavertown Rd., Boothwyn, Pa. Swenson, David H. 11111111111111111111 1 200 Rocklawn Ave., Attleboro, Mass. Swing, Bonita R. - ................. 525 Kerr La., Springfield, Pa. Taylor, J ohn Q. 1 11 Levis Ave., Bortondale, Pa. Thompson, Gerard M. ......... -- 111111111111 R. D. $51, Stockton, New J ersey Thompson, Lee E. ...................................................... 2405 West Chester Rd., Coatesville, Pa. Thoren, Laurence R. ..... 6 505 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, Pa. Thoren, Louise M. 6 ........ 195 Vine St, Freeport, L. 1., N. Y. Tomajko, Nora J . ...... ........................ 1009 Adelaide St, Sharon, Pa. Trimmer, Deloras A. 6 1239 Mt. Vernon Rd., Somerville, N. J. Trotter, Susan L. 6 6 6 St. Davids Rd., Newtown Square, Pa. Tubbs, Marguerite C. ....... 532 Pinnacle Rd., Pittsford, N. Y. Tyndale, Ruth M. 66 451 Mercer St, Trenton, New J ersey Tyson, J . Robert ......................... 219 Franklin Ave., Springfield, Pa. Underhill, John F. 6666 6666 208 Hillcrest Ave., Collingswood, N. J. Urban, Barbara A. ....... .......... 234 Hampden Ave., Narberth, Pa. Van Cise, Marilyn D. .................................. Townville, Pa. Van Dyke, Glen T. 66 .................... 217 Matsonford Rd., Radnor, Pa. Vaughn, William C. ....... 66- N. Delsea Dr. and Arbor, Vineland, N. J . Veazie, Doreen E. 6 6 77 Natural Bridge Rd., North Adams, Mass. Venditty, Karen J. 24900 Richmond, Dearborn, Michigan Vough, Emogene M. 6 66 ............ Box 75, New Albany, Pa. Wadlington, E. Glenn 111111111111 1489 Delia Ave., Akron, Ohio Wagner, Ralph O. ......... ........................................... Ulysses, Pa. Walk, Robert F. ............... -6 3037 Winchester Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Walk, Susan G. ................. 3037 Winchester Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Walker. Arden J . .............................................. 66 ,,,,,, 34 Washington Blvd., Williamsport, Pa. Walker, Donald M. ,,,,,,,,, , ................................ 6 ,,,,,,,,,,, 6 2435 W. 75th St, Philadelphia, Pa. Walker7 Pat L. .............. 1121 Cornell Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Wallace, George A. 6 ........... 656 Yeadon Ave., Yeadon, Pa. Wallace, W. Jack 6 66 ................................ 433 Lark St, Bath, Maine Walmsley, Girard K. ......................................................... 3509 Asville St., Philadelphia, Pa. Walmsley, Ronald W. 6 . 6 18 Miles Standish Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. Walton, Ruth A. 66 6 2426 Fordney Av., Saginaw, Michigan Weaver, David A. 66666666666 .- 385 Wembley Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. Weightman, Stephen E. 6 ............ 1951 Hillcrest Ave., Pennsauken, N. J. Weiss, William R. ..... 6 ......................... 846 Farragut Rd., Berwyn, Pa. Wenger, Ralph D. ....................... 720 Church St., Royersford, Pa. Wentworth, Cynthia T. 6 ............ 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Werge, Thomas A. ..... 6 8802 F - Ditman St., Philadelphia, Pa. Whitman, Sylvia P. 66 666666666666 544 Berlin Rd., Marlboro, Mass. Widmaier, Ruth L. 6666666666666666666666666 311 Raymond Ave., Chester, Pa. Wieland, Jean E. 66 66 ............ 38 E. Abington Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Wiggs, George N. ........ 6318 City Line Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Wilcock, Richard E. 666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 420 Harrington Rd., Havertown, Pa. Williams, Gerald G. 6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 371 Dresher Rd., Horsham, Pa. Williams, Ruby 0. 666666 6 66666 309 E. Magnolia Ave., Aldan, Pa. Williams, Thomas C. 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 751 Fahs St, York, Pa. Williamson, J ames G. ...... 2806 E. Kings Hwy., Coatesville, Pa. Willson, S. 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