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As they look backward on their undergraduate days we hope there will be satisfaction and appreciation with the efforts made by the college faculty, the Department of Public Instruction and any other agency contributing to their education for teaching. For those who return next September may this record be the source of a deter- mination to realize more fully the objectives of per- sonal growth and development as well as in vocational proficiency. L. H. Van Houten 4 -14 - ,il Mi- ' ' 7' 1 ,.-w9,g135- v " i' , .. Jr- 'Q Mkt' C .A V ' E f-k??':."1.i 4 4 v. . ".5"'!i::::115-' 9' 1, L' . ' . 1 - 'vtegrff'c'T , ' r 1 A ' ' ' , i- ix w i s 3 !Ya,5.::it,,:,,-- . - 4 I - ,- .vvunj VH- , A ,w I - 14' dedication E humbly dedicate the 1952 Conneaut- teean to the memory of Lt. Howardl Griffin, Class of 1947, who was the first Eainl boro Graduate to fall on the Korean Battlefield. Howard was active in many campus organ- izations and an able athlete while at college. After being graduated from Edinboro, he taught at Bradford High School where he was on the coaching staff. Aveteran of World War 11, Howard had been in Korea only two weeks before he was killed on September 19, 1951. 5 be and Garland, Helen Grub . . Swanson. B bars Hewld- Bea Fmt ROW: Bob KIe1g.nasIt:t1e53:TLiJlian Lindquist. Helen Bmwl' U Rwkmore, sany Dinan. Second Rowz RBYTUD lum is Gladys Cxawf0Yd- Mutha Ioan Paden' D ve McKelveY lack Hornstein, Pete P P - Third Row: 3 ' ls and Bin Ack19Y- Fourth Row: aiu APP1equiSt' me auneea e c0"n E, the Staff of the 1952 CONNEA 4 UTTEEAN, feel that anything that we would say would b ' I neg, and Ross N6 011' Norbeck. Keith Wwddeu' Jean Ann 0 n stan e inadaquate - the book speaks for itself 1 l L ini 4 1 K 1 - I 1 L 1 P Kent Swanson, Editor in Chief - 1 ' Literary Staff Art Staff Business Staff O G Barbara Herold, Editor Bill Ackley, Editor Jack Hornstein, Manager Dr. McWilliams, Advisor Mr. Doucette, Advisor Mr. Harrison, Advisor . Q Q Q Dorothy Bindeman Helen Grubbs Bill Applequist 1 Gladys Crawford Jean J ones Helen Bristol t Nancy Dillon Ross Nelson Lillian Linquist " Q Q C Fran Furlong Joan Paden Dave McKelvey 7 Mary Hill Ronald Ralg Peter Plumpis 1 Marilyn Minnis Raymon Streich 1 June Norbeck Sally Robison 6 Q, ll-I-I'-y I Y 4' .' 1, ,Nt 312-a : . 1 .LA fi ' w A MUSIC Esther W. Campbell A M ART Alfred I. Haller, A.M. Dorothy Skinner, A.M. Ralph D. Bruce, A.M. Waldo F. Bates. Aime H. Doucette, Ed.M. SOCIAL STUDIES Luther V. Hendricks, Ph. D. B. Wycliffe Griffin, M,A. 77 X4 'X .4 1' I 1 Il' K X r DI ' 3 1 W ...QA , '1 v ', V L.,.. V . if fi 'Q ,n '- 5, ' 3-' Q. -. wa , if :S 5:3 rv I fu "N W A .iizviffff I , wg I 1 f q ' 1 r .r,.,.r .r. . at ' K"-7771 :T Q SPEECH 4 Lawrence Vincent, Jane S. Ludgate, A.M. 9 DIETICIAN John C. Friese, B,S TRAINING SCHOOL Elementary teachers Robert Mattison, M. A. Edna Shenk, M,Ed. Ruth Peck, M. A. Marion Davies, M.A. Leona Grettler, B.S, Millie Fisk, M. A. Sybil Odell, M. Ed. Dorothy Mulholland, M. A. Margaret CYOWS, B. S. Doris Chapin, Standard Cert. Walter Gratson, B. S. E NG LISH Royce R. Mallory, Ed. M. Paul A. Lowder, Ph.D. Helen McDonnell, M. A, BIOLOGICA L SCIE NC E IDT!-I1 C. Johnson, Ph.D. John T. Gatzy, D,Ed, ..a::.X:m:N C OAC HES Arthur L. McComb, M.Ed. ,V . Patricia A. Watt, B.S Q1 B. Regis Harrison 0 .. ,. ,, .--mi .-, .A .L,.,, TRAINING SCHOOL Secondary Teachers First Row: Vera Gilmore, M.A. Lou Agnes Reynolds, M.A Sybil Odell, M. Ed. Edith Ellis, B.S. Nancy Granson, B.S, Second Row: Louis Varricchio, M. S. Earl Stubbe, M. A. C. W. Ellenberger, M. A. Edwin Linden, M. A. James Parker, B.S. Edward Brown, M. S. Edwin Bailey, M. A. Mark Jackson, M.S. Edgar Gumbert, B.S. LIBRARIANS Justina J. Baron, A,M. Nancy McKee, M.L,S, Mildred M. Forness, A.M, ,141-A i . F r 1 'S u A '52 ' ,... , ,-., Km 5. WW " V . 40 ,. I , firm! -'J A EDUCATION Leeland Van Laningham, Ed. D. Ernest LaFo1.lette, Ph.D. C. Francis Whitney, A.M. Charles W. Ellenberger, A. M. Russell L. V. Morgan, Ed.M. DEAN OF MEN Ralph D. McWilliams, Ph.D. GEOGRAPHY Da1eE Thomas Ph D LANGUAGES Ralph D. McW1l1.1ams, Ph.D. . 12 2 r f DEAN OF INSTRUCTION H. L. Offner, Ph. D. I 1' f 2 fz,N,,,:,-,Xl-,41 1 , A :- ffxmwmffw' X iizwfgjlx ' W ' 'f - 1 N ,f-,...wm. , . 11 , ' - , ,- ,. My Y ' ' V V r QL viii' - Wing ws mm ae- Q AQSQWWMSS wmmwmwlwuw A waz, memfmi, ' vga.. .T- ,gagawneKf,Isf mu 1 12' 5 . 4 5512 , ,W 57' j:,5., 55:4 M. ' Q 5495 , H ' 1 .x.,,.,, , , ,,,., ,, ,,,. A w.,,,, .,. M,,,Q 1,,.f ..: K2- '1 5 W , s ff- 4 , X , -. v vga 5 A g f :F 'K I :. .. -wit.: 4:35-' f""'.C:"' ' .' 1 : ff:-1 .mg A. 2-2, eg: 1 Ffh, zfiglffiiix f xg.: V-2 :Q ,Mm-,.K .... , A -ww we A1 ' ' wk A353-ii! ,,X',.:wM ow., W5 4 . 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' :IW 5 xv,-1 VZ' ' 7' 14 Qi-o-r-s ALDER, MARIORIE A. Erie, Pa.., Elementary, Choir, WAA, FTA, Forum Club, Mu Kappa Gamma, Alpha Delta. BABICH, ERNEST G., Aliquippa, Pa., Elementary, Kappa Delta Phi, Newman Club, Wrestling. BELT, RUTH Waterford, Pa., Elementary, WAA, Choir, Alpha Delta, Mu Kappa Gamma, .Specta- tor, FTA. BILICH, RUDOLPH Springboro, Pa., Secondary, Football, Wrestling, Track, Dramatics Club, Photog- raphy, Phi Sigma Pi, Forum Club. BLASIUS, JAMES O. Pittsburgh, Pa., Secondary, Soccer, E. Club. BRICKNER, HARRY C., IR. Meadville, Pa., Art, Phi Sigma Pi. BRITTIN, SHIRLEY, I. Lockport, N.Y., Art, Choir, WAA, Delta Phi Delta, Mu Kappa Gamma, Newman Club, Dean' s List. CAMPBELL, PATRICIA M. Pittsburgh, Pa., Elementary, Choir, Mu Kappa Gamma, Alpha Delta, YWCA, Forum Club, WAA, Inter-Frat. Council. CRANDALL, BETTY I. Erie, Pa., Elementary, Kappa Delta Pi. CRYDER, JACK A. Albion, Pa., Art, Spectator. DINKEL, LAWRENCE 1., JR. Pittsburgh, Pa., Elementary, Newman Club, Forum Club, Choir, Fresh. Class Vice- Pres., Ir. Class V-Pres., Dean' s List. DIXON, RICHARD T. Glenshaw, Pa., Secondary, Football, Track, Wrestling, E. Club, FTA, Pres., Kappa Delta Phi. DOVE, LOUIS R. Youngsville, Pa., Elemen- tary, Forum Club, SCA, Dramatics Club. ELC HYNSKI, CAROLINE A. Corry, Pa., Secondary, Alpha Delta, Newman Club. FALES, IAMES E. Pittsfield, Pa., Secondary, Dramatics Club, Swimming Team, E. Club, Kappa Delta Phi, Forum Club in , 1 iv If f ls 7 I Mb Q--Wg sf ,.f C6511 i s? xx ., I' A' l 'C" D '5?i'1'1l- " A ,ae F .i,! I FARNBAUGH, HARRY I. Erie, Pa., Secondary. TFUNK, MARGARET A. Erie, Pa., Art, WAA, ScaRAB, House Council. GILMORE, ETHEL L. Cambridge Springs, Pa., Elementary, FTA, WAA. HENDERSON, PATRICIA A. Franklin, Pa., Secondary, Choir, WAA, YWCA, Dra- matics Club, SCA. HENRIKSON, Pl-IYLLIS M. Chandlers Valley, Pa., Secondary, Choir Pres. and Treas., WAA, WAA Council, Mu Kappa Gamma Pres., Haven Hall Coun- selor, Intercollegiate Chorus, Trio, YWCA, Dramatics Club. JOHNSON, CAROL H. Erie, Pa., Elementary, HENRY, PHYLLIS J. Union City, Pa., Art, Dra- matics Club, YWCA, Spec- Choir, WAA, Cheerleading. KEMP, HELEN L. Warren, Pa., Secondary, Mu Kappa Gamma, Forum Club, WAA, Spectator, Choir, YWCA, FTA, SCA. LA TEMPA, HENRY J. Pittsburgh, Pa., Secondary, Football. LAY., MARGARET Z. Youngsville, Pa., Elemen- tary, WAA, FTA, WAA Council, Spectator, Forum Club, Conneautteean Editor, Alpha Delta. LEGTERS, PHYLLIS Erie, Pa., Elementary, Spectator, Conneautteean, WAA, Dramatics Club, YWCA, Forum Club,Alpha Delta, Who' s Who, Inter- collegiate Chorus, Mu Kappa Gamma, Junior Class Pres. tator, ScaRAB. HINMAN, RICHARD C. Erie, Pa., Secondary. HUMPHREYS, CAROLYN R. Johnstown, Pa., Art, Choir WAA, SCA, Mu Kappa 7 Gamma, College Ensemble, Soloist, ScaRAB, Intercol- legiate Chorus. HUTCHINSON, MERLE E. Edinboro, Pa., Secondary. HYDE, MARILYN R. Jamestown, Pa., Elemen- tary, WAA, YWCA, FTA, SCA. LLOYD, ESTHER L. Edinboro, Pa., Secondary, Alpha Delta, Mu Kappa Gamma Treas., Choir, FTA, WAA. LUCAS, HELEN 1. ,C , Espyville, Pa., Elemen- tary, WAA, WAA Council, FTA, Newman Club. , ., LUTHER, JOHN R. , Erie, Pa., Art. LYONS, THELMA A. , ". Erie, Pa., Art, WAA, Delta Phi Delta, ScaRAB Club, Conneautteean. MALARKEY, DONALD R. Meadowlands, Pa., Secon- dary, E. Club, Kappa Delta Phi, Football, Wrestling. 1 It 'le A . .. ., 4 , 1 - 4 ' K . if my '. K I ,ffx LNNX 'K ..L 1' f 5' ' 1 , I "-X Q Wiz..- . .- NN '-:ffl "7 , , 0- , ., ,1- X f. ffs... N 1 . , ' ., u nit X- V .AVI A ., I , .1 7 V VO. :gh 'Q . A ' . "-' " ,.. V, x Ftp ' 'QQ ,aid . -egg, ' ,ik V ,a t NL if I . -., 3 f , ,J - -I ff, . . an . , tr ,.-E x ,, K! ' p "I -J- z., Tk. . KHL 1 1 KX ,gy . . 52 If walk M fix I wx Y: 'f 9' , 1 K ' 19 . r if 4 MALICKY, JOHN B. Cokeburg, Pa., Secondary, Football, Track, Wrestling, FTA, Newman Club, E. Club MANOTTI, BENJAMIN Windber, Pa., Art Intra- mural Basketball, Softball. MARTI, MARILYN L. East Springfield, Pa., Ele- mentary, Choir, Dramatics Club, YWCA, Spectator, Mu Kappa Gamma. McLAUD, JANE C. Meadville, Pa., Elementary, Newman Club. MERRITT, WILLIAM B. Edinboro, Pa., Art. ff,'l Us PAULSGN, DONALD B. Erie, Pa., Art, Wrestling. PENNA, LEWIS C. Erie, Pa., Secondary, Foot- ball, E. Club, Kappa Delta Phi, Tri Beta. PIATT, IO ANNE Homestead Park, Pa., Art, WAA, Conneautteean, Alpha Delta, Delta Phi Delta, YWCA, ScaRAB. PORTZ, JEAN L. Erie, Pa., Art, Jr. Class Sec. Treas., Fresh.Class Sec., WAA. A - '- QUINN, DRUSILLA M. y Wilkinsburig, Pa., Art, WAA . , ' .Y x U, . ',. I ' y. i H 4 A -.5 . I x ',"c, J . , . MILLER, IEANAL. Brookville, Pa., Art, WAA, WAA Council, ScaRAB. NASON, RAY Erie, Pa., Elementary. NYBERG, PAUL E. Erie, Pa., Secondary, Choi Dramatics Club, Soccer, 'Phi Sigma Phi, Spectator, Mu Kappa Gamma. O' BRIEN, PATRICIA Edinboro, Pa., Elementary, Choir, WAA, FTA, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Delta, Mu Kappa Gamma, Intercol- legiate Chorus. PATRICK, DOLORES M. Ashtabula, Ohio, Elemen- tary, WAA, Newman Club, Ir. Class Social Chairman, Sr. Class Sec. zo fl RACE, MARIORIE L. Drexel Hill, Pa., Art, WAA, Mu Kappa Gamma, Specta- tor, Band, Choir, Delta Phi Delta. ROBERTSON, MARION R. Girard, Pa., Elementary, Choir, Alpha Delta, Mu Kappa Gamma, Newman Club, WAA Council, Student Council, Haven Hall Council Kappa Delta Pi, Who' s Who, WAA, Inter-Frat Council, Intercollegiate Chorus. SARGENT, IVAN I. McDonald, Pa., Art, Phi Sigma Pi. SARGENT, MILLARD Union City, Pa., Secondary, Spectator, Phi Sigma Pi. SAUL, ALVIN A. Pittsburgh, Pa., Art, Band, Wrestling, Soccer, ScaRAB, Photography Club, Kappa Delta Phi, Conneautteean, Alpha Phi Omega. 53, N 9 We "X, X, ,NN , rs, xx 3 o, :Nc - xx X x 'A , N i . f' l 21 .sl P-x X. 5 ,A . up, I A, ff ,K X u f A 'N' 'wt X. SCHUMANN, VIRGINIA 1. Greenville, Pa., Elementary, Mu Kappa Gamma, Dramatics YWCA, Choir. SELEY, WALTER E. Linesville, Pa., Secondary. SHAY, NANCY M. Erie, Pa., Elementary,Alpha Delta, WAA, Haven Hall Council, Choir, Mu Kappa Gamma, Forum Club, YWCA, Intercollegiate Chorus. SHAW, DOROTHY I. New Castle, Pa., Art, Haven Hall Council, WAA, Alpha Delta Pres. SHORTS, RONALD L. Meadville, Pa., Elementary, Phi Sigma Phi. 7 1 Af' 4- ,, ,.,.' s, - A ll .lynx Yiofvff L'l'1' 5' -f Q., 'v 1-"fa ' ' "' i 1 Q .'f-g ff . ,YV '4 4. . 1 'ee ,I ,L , .1 Y I fi 394-4 IV, . fa. ,AZ-,, , ' .1 ' ae' 4- I K I 4 . x . ', ,jr 'gf apt 3 ez. -,-!!-- 1 ' SIGNORELLI, MARY LOU E. Erie, Pa., Elementary, Alpha Delta, WAA, Newman Club, Forum Club, Spectator, FTA. SMITH, PATRICIAA. Saegerstown, Pa., Elemen- tary, Choir, FTA, Mu Kappa Gamma, Alpha Delta, Stu- dent Council, Forum Club, Intercollegiate Chorus. SMITTLE, GEORGE B. New Kensington, Pa., Ele- mentary, Kappa Delta Phi Pres., E. Club, Football. STOCKER, JOHN D. Titusville, Pa., Art, E. Club, Golf Team. STOKES, BETTY 1. Titusville, Pa., Elemen- tary, Modern Dance, Conneautteean. SUNDEAN, CAROL L. Cambridge Springs, Pa., Secondary, Choir, WAA, WAA Council, Dramatics Club, Alpha Psi Omega, FTA, Mu Kappa Gamma, Intercollegiate Chorus. SYMES, LOIS I. Baden, Pa., Elementary, Choir, Modern Dance. THOMA, RUTH M. Meadville, Pa., Art, Modern Dance, Drama- tics Club, WAA, Cheer- leading, ScaRAB. THOMAS, RALPH S. Corry, Pa., Art, Phi Sigma Pi, ScaRAB. TUCKER, DOROTHY B. Albion, Pa., Elementary, Student Council, YWCA, Haven Hall Council, Alpha Delta Pres., WAA, FTA, Who' s Who, Forum Club. VITELLI, SILVIN C. Erie, Pa., Elementary. WALSH, RICHARD F. Pittsburgh, Pa., Elemen- tary, Soccer, E. Club. WHEE LER, DWANE R. Conneaut, Ohio, Secondary. X A ' I t um A I fig ..f-f'J Mb gf p . if ff 1 .4 21. 122, MQ f 5 D Mtg an A f 1 4 f X -f A ' "fvz.3 ,la f" ff- . . . Dx 'Z' .:,,,. . if . X' J f gf ax ix-7. ' N f K . N. 'J H 'si t' "A' xx as. . '.. , , ' l X .S WOZNICKI, IOAN P. Aliquippa, Pa., Secondary, WAA, Newman Club, Haven Hall Council. WRIGHT, CAROLYN M. Saegerstown, Pa., Elemen- tary, Orchestra, Choir, SCA. WYGANT, SARAH E. Meadville, Pa., Elementary WAA, FTA, YWCA, Mu Kappa Gamma. ZAMIEROWSKI, RICHARD R. Erie, Pa., Secondary, Foot- ball, Soccer, Tri Beta, Kappa Delta Phi Band, E. Club. ZINDEL, DORIS L. Edinboro, Pa., Secondary, Band, Kappa Delta Pi, Tri Beta, WAA, FTA, Orches- tra, Who' s Who, Mu Kappa Gamma. BRADISH, ARLIE W. Erie, Pa., Commercial Art. DRURY, BARBARA Mercersburg, Pa., Com- mercial Art, WAA, YWCA, Dramatics Club. LINDQUIST, LILLIAN Venus, Pa., Commercial Art, YWCA, SCA, Conneautteean. OSBORN, LOIS Aliquippa, Pa. , Commercial Art, Drarnatics Club, Maj or ette . PADEN, JOAN New Castle, Pa., Commercial Art, Choir, Band, Mu Kappa Gamma, Conneautteean. 24 ggi-0-I'-S ---f 5 E LEME NTARY SECTION Row 1. Janet Mitchell, Georgia Vlahakis, Lulilla Venman, Gerry Mourer, Mary Hill. Row 2. June Norbeck, Sally Robison, Irene Leshko, June Kerness. Row 3. Jackie Rausch, Adelaide Nowak, Lois Yeager. Row 4. John Lanczak, Jack Scott, EdHozdik Row 1. Pete Plumpis, Martha Rockmore, Elizabeth Owen, Mary E. Duffy, Ed IClavonL Row 2. Lansing SECONDARY SECTION Dowdell, Avis McArthur, Mary Benner, Colleen Foley, Charles Griffen. Row 3. Jack I-Iornstein, Don Kenny, George Holowach, Ray Streich, Ed Chamberlain, John McBride. Row 4. Jim Guckert, Glenn Olsen, Dave McKelvey. Row 1, Nancy Bryan, Evelyn Caldwell, Sally l-lollingshead, Bonnie Thompson, Nat I-lumeniuk, Babs Herold. Row 2. Bob Krieg, Dorothy Steen, Esther Herr, Maxine Headrick, Pat Packer, Ruth Orange, ART SECTION John May. Row 3. Bill Ackley, Bob Christensen, Dan Kelleher, Bill Applequist, Ron Ralg, Gordon Myer, Ross Nelson, Kent Swanson. CNHE CONNEAUTTEEAN is produced under the sponsorship of the junior Class. Selection of candidates for Student-Council President and promotion of the Junior-Senior Prom are among the duties of the class. A special event of this year's Junior Class was the dinner dance held at Culbertson Hills Country Club early in the second semester. OFFICERS President .... . . John McBride Secretary . . . . . Nancy Flath Vice-President . . . . .Mary Hill Treasurer . . . . Georgia Vlahakis ELEMENTARY SECTION Row 1. Carol Gordman, Johanna Brown, Annabelle Ellis. Row 2. Beverlee Beckstine, Esther Amarose, Helen Fehlman, Flora Dean, Row 3. RuthBell, Gladys Crawford, Charlotte Davis, RitaBent1ey. Row4. Lyle Davis, Chuck Bedogne, Lynn Fleming, Clyde Burrows. ' ' .' g -I , u ,"' at ,I sl . 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Bill Daily, Joyce Nicholas, Betty Tarazauo, Shirley Calvert, Joy Crawford, Dot Knight, Jim Hughey. Row 3. Harvey Diehl, Ken Wilson, Tom Brown, Diane Kemp, Joan Smitlinosky, Dee Watson, Harry Miller, Jim DiCarlo. Row.4. Don Thomas, Fred Schultz, Connie Evanoff, Dick Graham. 30 nf Row l. Jane Offensend, Natalie Collins, Marcia Grasberger, Shirley Davis, Phyllis Brandt, Wally Stein. Mary Lou Murphy. Row 2. Ginny Vater, h ll Pat Murra Norma Allen Janet Kramer Lillian Millsop Ruth Cotton. Row 3. Marguerite Mite e , y, , , , Joan Kondak, Mary Lewis, Rose Trimble, Ianet Conrad, Bert Begeny, June Seddon, Alice Lee. Row 4. Henry Kunkel, Dick Snare, Sondra Litzinger, Donna Frey, Joe Caslle, Max Ferlin. , ' Mayer, . - Merle Krrcklch. Row 2. Chuck Moses. hm w' d, S lv1a Anderson. Dflfue Skeel' '15 , Harr Orsag, Don Row 1' Ray mr y ble Dick Brown, Nick Kefalos. Row 3. Dlckllgolggrl Y Dave Christopher, Chuck Ca . D b Fmle I George Markley, Russe 0, Fred Large, B111 Churchrll. B0 Y M 4' -rqwf DiC enz '71 AGERLY the Freshmen greeted ESTC and , began the year with the proper initiation by the Row 1, Kay Cooney, Kathy Duran, Bobby Webber, Julie Renner, Helen Drew, Marie Bortz, Clorinda Perrine. Row 2. Dot Bindeman, Jane Sampson, Sally Dillon, Mary Lou Street, Sybil Weiler, Lois Gorenflo, Violet Kuhn, Ann Kaufman. Row 3. Jo Ann White, Donna Fuhrman, Kay Schmitt, Alphoretta Fish, Dot Hazen, JoyceMikovict Priscilla Freeman, Joanne Dohanic, Eileen Lawrence. Row 4. Stan Grutza, Evelyn Gehrett, Theresa Lepkowski, Polly Ruland, Jack Downs, Joy Lawrence. Sophomores. The first project of the Freshman Class was the building of the float for Homecoming ---a huge dove of peace perched on the Book of Knowledge. The Sweetheart Ball highlighted second semester activities. Marilyn Wade reigned as "Sweetheart" . Dr. Gatzy and Mr. Haller serve as advisers to the freshman class. OFFICERS President ..... Allen Schmieder Vice-President . James Wolfe Secretary ..... Helen Grubbs Treasurer .... Robert Neuhard Row 1. Jane Scheidernantel, Donna Hage, Mel Wade, Mary Christos, Judy Smedley, Carolyn Mihoci. Row 2. Buck Mullen, Amy Flewelling, Nancy Dillon, Helen Grubbs, Sally Sawyer, Barb Suchy, Helen Shaddock, Row 3, Ralph Bemarn, Bob Harland, Linda Krauscope, Susan Petro, June Johnson, Mickey Deahl. Row 4. Ray Minnis, Ray Hasan, Ray Henkowsky. N t 1 9 l l 51 rf W-A... Row 1. Howard Owen, Bea Garland, Sally McLaud, Barb Lawson, Pat Harned, Chuck Whitney. Row 2. Tom O'Leary, Bill French, Manuel Canales, Royce Mallory, Dick Litwiler, Chuck Mc Corrnick. Row 3. Gordon Brown, Larry Tanner, Bob Heald, Al Schrneider, Norman Veith, Ray Vincent, Dave Borst. Row 4. Dick Anderson, Neil I-lornaman, Albert Eaton, Stewart Tolan Bob Williams, Jim Wolf, Joe Shesman, Bob Neuhard, Bob Biltz. 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Climaxing the musical program for the second semester was the spring concert. band 38 Seated June Sedden, Marie Bortz, Carol Zeliff, Joan Srnithnosky, Donna Frey, Sally Dillon, Sarah Wygant, Jane Sampson, Chuck Cable, Albert Eaton, Bob Evans, Neil Hornaman, Joan Paden, Chuck Griffen, Glenn Olsen, Dick Nilsen, Lansing Dowdell, Chuck Ford, Amy Flewelling, Jane Scheidemantel, Nancy Dillon. Standing Bill Ackley, Dave Christopher, Dick Snare, and Director Dave Borst. CNT-IE Choir is composed of ap roxim t l p a e y eighty-two voices, both men and Women, and presents two concerts a year, one at Christmas and another in the spring. This year they took trips to Slippery Rock for an assembly program, to Erie to give a performance for the Erie Philharmonic Association, and to East Springfield for a community function. In addition to this, fifteen members participated in the third Annual Intercollegiate Choir Festival which was held at Indiana State Teachers College. 0 C II U I I' OFFICERS . First Semester Second Semester President ..... . . Phyllis Henrickson Mary Hill Vice-President .... Marguerite Mitchell Barbara Begeny Secretary ..... . . June Norbeck Iune Norbeck Treasurer . . . Kay Anderson Diane Kemp First row: Diane Kemp, Sally Robison, June Norbeck, Amy Flewelling, Barbara Brittin, Jane Scheidmantel, Virginia Schumann, Marie Bortz, Beverly Griewahn, Kathryn Duran, Natalie Collins, Mary Hill, Patricia Smith, Phyllis Brandt, Joy Crawford, Dorothy Hazen, Leila Ruland. Second row: Clara Curtis, Marguerite Mitchell, Joyce Mikovch, Eileen Lawrence, Natalie I-lumeniuk, Marjorie Alder, Nancy Flath Esther Herr, Mary Christos, Marilyn Wade, Ioan Paden, Flora Ann Dean, Ottilie Lauterbach, Lillian Millsop, and Joy Lawrence. Third row: Helen Kemp, Carolyn Humphreys, Shirley Calvert, Marilyn Marti, Evelyn Caldwell, Barbara Lawson, Helen Fehlman, Mary Lou Streett, Ruth Orange, Julia Renner, Phyllis Hen 'k ' ' ' ' rr son, Patricia OBrien, Esther Lloyd, Carolyn Wright, Patricia Henderson, Barbara Begeny, and Janet Conrad. Fourth row: Ernest Whitehall, Bill French, Bill Dally, Dave Christopher, Chuck Cable, Chuck Cross, Dick Brown, Dot Bindeman, Helen Grubbs, Jim Hughey, Bob Finley, and Tom Smith. Fifth row: Chu , , omas, Gerry Cross, Glenn Olsen, Rodger Hazen, Paul Nyberg, Larry Tanner, Kent Swanson, and Ray Hasan. ck Griffen, Raymon Sneich, Edward Chamberlain Donald Th 39 First row: Rodger Hazen, Marilyn Hyde, Lillian Lindquist, Helen Fehlman, and Dave Christopher. Second row: Dorothy Hazen, Donna Fuhrrnan, Dorothy Dively, Annabelle Ellis, Esther Herr, Dorothy Steen, and Doris Fails. Third row: Diane Kemp, Dorothy Knight, Rita Bentley, Marilyn Marti, Virginia Schumann, Janet Mitchell, and Pat Henderson. Fourth row: Allen Schmieder, Chuck Cable, Dick Nilson, Maxine Head.rick,Pat Packer, Flora Ann Dean, Paul Nyberg, and Chuck Griffin. Drew' C a ' 5 I swmmeyt Blllgalw. and Helen I' e r ll r y dh Advisor-Mlsh and Sue Pe Earning: Bill Ffwc ' X3 c I u la x ev' qw . w lllllll me ' ntil: 9.111 WHL gulf: Ziff U53 v . Ea' Ka: f gp--f newman club Sea Standin :B Mikovch- I led: Joyce First row: Esnher Amorose, Adelaide Nowak, Father 0'Dwyer, Ginny Vater, and Ed, Hozdik. Second row: Mary Lou Murphy, Elizabeth Duffy, Sally McLaud, Ann Ruhling, Mary Ann Kaufmann, and Helen Lucas. Third row: Kathleen Cooney, Johanna Brown, Caroline Elchynski, Barbara Begeny, Ioan Kondak, Theresa Lepkowski, Derma Frey, and Pat Murray. Fourrh row: James Mayer, Larry Dinkel, and John Malicky. 8 b . - V 'T Finley. KHUTZI ggrflrad, Phyllis Bran an' On - df. J W rhe Laurerbaclfnivhamer, and D . rck Brown or Dively and ' . ' - Dzck Nason. 'mvhvf-. 15 , A 1 I J . 2 MH ? " S Q -X wr. 41 xlillhl 'Y . Helen tem' "" .ffin Mari1Yn Maru' ML Gu I Ed 1-lozdikn. June Norbeck- Kale Cooney. Iac 1 Rausch. Dave debdfe team Q ' an organization Which t Team is C1 b and iS oCZdgES1?c?i?3o?'edbY1fheeFigr'u15Iartic1iPa'3Ogx'te - E ' te G 9' the entire C0 e- t rcollegla t gplintgfgic thiS yeaghgoxhsllgtgd States Egejiinvnlmfglg was "RBS-Olvgd' rnanellt Progr tablish 2 Per iflicduftgigi control." siudellf fauna' McKe1V9Y: Dotgullivarl. Bert Begeny' Jack Stoker. Nancyniuon. CP ROMOTING and directing student affairs, and cooperating with college authorities is the responsibility of the Student Faculty Cooperative Government. The Council has been active this year in sponsoring an outstanding Homecoming Day Celebration, record dances in the gym and "rec" room. They cooperated with Alphi phi Omega in operating the book exchange for the benefit of the student body. Members in Faculty are Miss Morton, Dr. Johnson, Mr. Bruce, and DP- Mcwllhams- President ..... David McKelvey OFFICERS Vice-President . Edward Dundon Secretary ..... Iaqualine Rausch ' f f ' - In er- ruler-nlly council Cirggtgluggogse gli 2123333-Fraternity Council is to foster cooperation among existing social ggreigggiktgggiee Council was clixlnaxeiidintthe spgirgg with the Inter-Fraternity Ball, featuring a res en o tF' OFFICERS Secretary . . . Marg-ieriglizitchell Treasurer . . Charles Cross Chuck Cable, Bill Ackley, Lois Yeager D , on DlCenzo, Marguerite Mitchell, Miss Fomess, Bob Finley, Jackie Rausch, C huck Cross, Bob Christensen, Dave Christopher it- in speciuior CN HE Spectator, Edinboro's "Voice of Student Opinion", reflects campus life and expresses editorial comment. Under Dr. Lowder's capable direction, the staff aims to uphold the Spectator's tradition of good journalism and to give the stu- dents an interesting bi-Weekly publication. Ha CNUTURE Teachers of J America, a comparitively new organization on campus, has done outstanding work in establish- ing high school chapters of the FTA, supervising tours for visit- ing students. In their evening meetings, the club has outside speakers who dis- cuss subjects related to the teach- ing profession. President ....... Glenn Olsen Vice-President .... Charles Griffe Treasurer ....... Annabelle Ellis Historian ....... Flora Dean Parlimentartan . . . Edward Hozdik Co-Editors .... News Editor . . . Features Editor . Sports Editor. . . Art Editor .... Business Manager . . 'second semester OFFICERS I 1 Song Leader ...... Germaine Mou Librarian ....... Norma Allen Annabelle Ellis Glenn Olsen Second row Dot D1v Ed I-lozdik, Gerry Mourer, Flora Dean, Marge Alder Ruth Bell, Carol Gordrnan. Third row: Rita Bently, janet Mithcell, Mary Lou Signorelli, Mary Lou Stre Doris Falls, Helen Bristol. Fourth row: Al Eaton, M. Lewis, Rose Trimble, Daisy Tucker, Roger Hazen, I First row: Chuck Griffin, Norma Allen, Nancy Flarh. e Iensen. Barbara Herold Frank Peterson ' Marilyn Marti, iviariiyn Minnie Helen Kemp, Colleen Foley' Joseph Casile, Allen Schmiedert Ross Nelson . Kent Swanson, Paul Adams"'. Seated: Dick Brown, Amy Flewelllng, Martha I Rockmore, Marilyn Minnis Frank Peterson, and Barb Herold. Standing: ,Paul Adams, Chuck Ford, Ray Streich, Lyle Davis, John Perfilio, IackDoWI1.S, Donna Fuhrman, and Donna Frey. ,. ' H, 'X X N. t gif 's r f Mary Benner, Charles Cable, John May, Janet Cramer, Martha Rockmore, Donna Frey, Pat Murray, Kathryn Duran, Ruth Cotton, Avis McArthur, Bill Applequist. OFFICERS President ......... William Dally Vice-President ...... Glenn Yeager Secretary ......... Donna Frey . Business Manager .... Charles Cable . Wardrobe Mistress . . . Mary Benner d f G III G 'I' I C S C I ll b Publicity .......... James Mayer 1 HE Dramatics Club is open to all students. Its members gain valuable experience in all phases of the theatre. Although the cast usually receives most of the credit, the ones in charge of lighting, make-up, costumes, publicity, and the stage crew are important for a success- ful production. The thespians presented as their first semester project Moliere's highly amusing comedy, "Le Bourgeois Gentilhommen, translated, "The Would Be Gentleman," under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Vincent. The spring project was the presentation of Shakespeare's classic comedy, "The Taming of the Shrew." By accumulating points through participation in club activities members become eligible for initiation into Alpha Psi Omega, a national dramatics fraternity. Kathleen Cooney Sally Dillon Mar Row 1. William Dally, Kay Schmitt f Christos, Theresa'Lepkowski, Cladys r l' Crawford. Row 2. Rudolph Bilich, Russell Holder, Iarnes Mayer, Dorot Bindeman, Nancy Dillon. L ri .3 m .A .h T vlfzf 1 1 ' '21 v 1 'Yi 14 ,a 6 ng 1 W fy F 'Q 9 x Q 1 , 7 MY lf 5 .,E4- I v. - ,, - gi, was-if? 513' , 'Wi' 5 1' ' 3 QP , gs f o is ,QM N-, Q: M 0 fi- ga' , i M. , Q ,Y -C. ,W I X " V X f X N' vf as CN' HE House Councils are made np of student-elected representatives who Work with the faculty sponsors. Their duties are to govern and plan social activ- ities for the entertainment of the students. ' 1 -1 ' s nf? 1 Q 4 - .N I 'R an 7, Y ,Q QE.: - .7 wE.:,v,,,5.::::E Y -1 1 - 1 , naw. 'ff 5 av ,. .M ht. OFF CAMPUS WOMEN'S COUNCIL Row 1. Lois Gorenflo, Sarah Sawyer, Marilyn Wade. ROW 2- Helen Grubbs, Nancy Dillon. WHITE HALL COUNCIL Marguerite Mitchell, Suzanne Walker, Natali 45 'I' ' ' .:-:R e Collins. HAVEN HALL COUNCIL Row 1. June Kerness, Jacqueline Rausch, Barbara Begeny, Carol Sundean, Mary Lou Signorelli. Row 2. Ginny Vater, Io Anne Piatt, Sally Hollingshead, Nancy Shay, Patricia Murray, Marjorie Alder. Row 3, Johanna Brown, Janet Conrad, Barbara Britfin, Ioan Woznicki, Mildred Price, Phyllis Henrickson, Dolores Patrick, Natalie Humenluk, Miss Morton, Diane Kemp, Sally Robison. REEDER HALL COUNCIL Row 1. Charles Lodge, Edward I-lozdik. Row 2 Richard Jensen, Dr. McWilliams. forum club S NDER the guidance of Dr. LaFollette, the campus Photography Club has been very active this year. Demonstrations of various types of camera equipment, field trips for practice in out- door portraiture, photographic exhibits, and",on-the-spot" shots of athletic contests have kept the club'S calendar full. As a special feature, the mem- bers of the club also took "table- group" pictures at the Christmas dinner and presented each person with a gift certificate for a free print of his group. OFFICERS ' President ..... Robert Krieg Sec.-Treas. . . . Marianne Ambro Dorothy Knight, Maxine Headrick, Stewart Toland, Howard Owen, John Perfilio, Ted Burns. SB CND further the speaking abili- ,J ties of the individual andto ac- quaint him with current problems are the purposes of the Forum Club. At the twice-monthly meet- ings, discussions are held concern- ing local, national, and internation- al problems of timely importance. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President ...... Dorothy Tucker Vice-Pres ...... Edward Klavon Sec.-Treas. .... Natalie Collins Publicity Ch ..... Phyllis Brandt Program Ch. .... Sally Robison Speaker Training . Peter Plumpis SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President ...... Richard Jensen Vice-Pres ...... John Senic Sec.-Treas. .... Carol Gordman Publicity Ch. .... Diane Kemp Program Ch. .... LuElla Venman Speaker Training . Germaine Mourei First row: Diane Kemp, Carol Goodman, Dick Jensen, Luella Venman, Gerry Mourer. Second row: June Seddon, Phyllis Brandt, Mary Lou Signorelli, Marge Adler, Ruth Bell, Dorothy , Sullivan. Third row: Dick Brown, Barbara Begeny 'N Phyllis Legters, Helen Fehlman, Jane Offensend. Fourth row: Albert Eaton, Donna Frey, Dorothy Tucker, Marilyn Marti, Sylvia Anderson. ek IQ 4 4 0 1 an 0 2. CD .11 0 an Q ,156 f alpha clelia V C7 V A.11xr . - 1 5 ' -' ---:1-1:23:1:'-15114:-fa-,111 ,, , - "" 'fill Q 1-1 1 ' -' Q- uw' .V " ,,,..ff-. V , V mf' ' I " I .. .fam V ' ffw -112 " 'iifilf Q eififqiifeifi. ' ,Y f:V.V:f,,,AM A- K- i. ,"x.5:':.g::gV:,' VV Y .fz.:V'c,, . ':.'15g:g51 V . .1 ,,...,,. 1 . DOROTHY TUCKER iz aa,a ,J NANCY FLATH FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President ..... Vice-President . . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Corresponding .... Secretaries Critic ........ Historian . Marshalls . N . ..,. X T x I X 4 WX I ,V 1, ., s gee 11,., . " I ,'.., - BARBARA HEROLD .,.. . V .msg V1 Zwbfw, 'mer .' V. Q . , . .11-011 1.1. .-we 1.1-1-.ww-1. V ' ' 1, ,1f,.11 ,,,.,, i,,, , W,.W,,,, A 1, , PATRICIA O'BRIEN W-.1.1-a-1.1rf ' 1- 1- '. 11.1:.- if .vw ' ' . . ' Q .5-V, irzfrfi '3kj?jS5S:I'I-5:3 ' V vm.:-: 11 s -:141:V:1:-.4-1 A ff 3""" V.t,:51'Vf1:a ..v. Q -- c liffs, .,5,.-fcfsgw, 's,:,,..'-:1 :1., '5:, Vf'-V-V: an .qi-.11. ' an. ,1 .-,, -.HM in: " ii? I A1 f , QSM iff I Q51 M , cy? sf My Sr, WK? X f I Y 1 1 K , RUTH BELT ' 4 21" . Dorothy Tucker ,. . . Marjorie Alder ::,. . Patricia Smith t ,iizi "fi' . Germaine Mourer . LuE11a Venman ' Z i,a. A - A . Barbara Begeny 1 . Margaret Lay 1 . Helen Bristol . Nancy Flath Rose Trimble - V- 11. -I V1 :fm ' ' .agua ' V 1 ' .31-1 45 , . 4.1 :Z - ' ' 1 . ,V -A ffymgyfff' ' 'V , ' Wav '-J ' ' IOANNE PIATT I tv ,tif MARION ROBERTSON A ,V , , ff M ,f,4,..,,N .. ,, A-+n,,. ,A ,. gg 451 V f ' fa J 'W 77,35 f ff , iv M , 1 , ' W f f 1, mf-b, an , H., ,11'-s11,,:Vgf-1V',1:1zf1- - . ,,nn. 5 . , c,k I ll , PATRICIA sM1T1-I 48 A 1. 3 N35 , , 11 1, sf2,,-M . ,, .- ,::,, 554466-r:1f:' f Q?fE3:1:,l.3E1-Fi? - TE: ?y,,14,, . S 'f 2 E L. G X W ,go bf 4 ,.,x.,11,1K1,1,1v... 11 V- DOROTHY SKEEL af-X. -. . 1,1.1.f,,,-1-r,1,.1.,-,,., 5.4.11-msg., 1 . V1.-1 ., . 1211 ' 1 ,QV " 1' -5522 1 ' 'QHY Qfg b ' 35 M Q . Q .. M. W + X se fm? 1 ,, f MARIORIE ALDER 1 4 Q NOV! ggw ZW, if 1 f' if f 2' Z 1 5 W- if QW V, 1 ,. V "'i2fzff.V . MARGARET LAY . wfg fgsl N ' . 'F .... - .rs-5.. -SN tx' 'Q 4 PI-IYLLIS LEGTERS 1 , -, 1 X- it Eg, , .. as Y W ,. is .A e' PSTTFQVX 1 Nl A X X A : N V H Ykf gpg: C' .3 1 ' LUELLA VENMAN W e J 1 W. - 5 ' , 4 NANCY SHAY V ' 'I ff" :f'5fv:w - ku :sw -14:13 11 R ' -.gr p C121 1 0932- '. - 5 ' ff "ff 95 A , -1... ,b,-,pV1.,..1g1w MARGUERITE MITCHELL -' ' IV -. . .ex 1 1.12 . , 11 . ,V ,f 1' H2533 5' -V : P ff 'iz . ., ..,.,,.. . 31: may .1 1, . . , PATRICIA CAMPBELL ' ' " ' - V2 f -' lei. 1 . QQQQQ . 465' A ,, 7, .,,, .. , I Vt1r. GERMAINE MOURER SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President ..... Vice-President Secretary ...... . . . Treasurer . . ..... ...- Corresponding Secretaries Critic .... Historian . Marshalls . . . Dorothy Shaw . Nancy Shay . . . . Johanna Brown . Mary Lou Signorelli . Dorothy Skeel Diane Kemp . . Helen Hagerty . . Kay Anderson . . Jane Offensend LuElla Venman 'e X f' .N at " 13? in R Ny -A, ,. 4 ,,"".w.-f JANE OFFENSEND IACQUE1-INE RAUSCH G1-ADYS CRAWFORD CN HE fall semester activities of the sorority included I participation in the Homecoming events, the annual Founders' Day dinner, selling sandwiches in the dormitor- ies, and malrlng dolls and animals at Christmas. The biggest event of the year was the annual Convo- cation, a meeting of delegates from all the chapters of Alpha Delta, which was held on our campus from April 17 to April 20. Sally Hollingshead presided as Grand President. The Convocation included regular business meetings, a luncheon given by the alumni, dinner at ,....,......,,-,... 0, -f , . ' .2 1 4,- 5 fl' V X .4 DIANE KEMP -4 vw Y" N J l L l NATALIE HUMENIUK Culbertson'Hills Country Club, and the Inter-Fraternity fg, Dance. Rush parties and initiation, the traditional Mothers' Day Tea, and the Alumni Breakfast completed the schedule Z of events for the Spring semester. P The faculty adviser is Miss Forness, and members Wa, 4 among the faculty include Miss Baron, Mrs. Campbell, F7 Miss McClintock, and Miss Odell. N" MARY Lewis , - " -1,1 , -. - M., -' f gz 'Q , ..,, flee' L A V... ADELAIDE Nowmc SALLY ROBISON "i ,A . ' ' A 112455"' 5 iff. .' , ,ik i 3:1 ' " ,.,. . . 1 -f'- ,.'i ,. H . . L' AJ S L -'l.' yns, t,"i : w '- f . , in z .,e' - b s, ,.,,, ,L r , ,. L l A Rose TRIMBLE HELEN BRISTOL KAY ANDERSON 49 ' CAROLINE ELCHYNSKI rag, 5, ,fu ,f wgig I 1 EST HER LLOYD I .... , A te ,I I fp., fit, 4- 5. L! CLARA CURTIS y., . 1 AE' ,X 'Q 'X ff 'V 9 g Cf l 'Y lv' v JT Y ' Q BARBARA BEGENY I nl n M3 .gy A- X S 4. LA MARY LOU SIGNORELLI 7 ' "' ' 'T f y 4' I ,vif ,VV.. I 1.,.. ,.., , IOHANNA BROWN Q 4 4 , A .6 7 S 5 A 0 ,e 1, ' gg . Ssrciigfi fy: -3 2'.i,f32' 'gg Q 334 ,Q 11 1:4- " 'g,-'arzim , - 5 - .3-.ig .V ,fi fi zz,-' .- -...,f.,3.,.' 25.-2-, :g'5:'--,,,,,:s1 . , -V-Mm.-y .-la 1: . .. SALLY HOLLINGSI-HEAD I. ii :' f f lc, ng.: - 1- aaaaa a , ..1,: K Sf 4l2.,f,.ffi , 1+-' W ' ,zwfmw fx, 'M c f , .. Q: , . if . . - 2 5.-d5'1i'M?Z 1512: ' 'gms , , if 11- 2-.a1,1': f' 2 of f Y ? ff, Q 4 J 1 3 , , 4 ' 5 f 0,5 I y jf! f I Z 1 fo f f ' kj ff!!! iv x K gg .W 4 M4 f DAVID MCKELVEY A r Tl: V ,,f PSYC' .. ' , wwe., my a.. y We zfwf- f ' izgn .V iw WILLIAM APPLEQUIST fl '- :Hull J'-2 Q-'..'-'.....-.- tx L- .144-zszv' gJ,fGa"'z:,:5 , -:", 'g g iff ' 1 , - ' L' A .,...,.....": ' ,Z,k , wg, '--- ' RICHARD NILSON ' 9 -'I' ., W. 'V " '. ' - " 1wAggfze:1r" f "f"'1w. . ' fzz:-124124111 .' V . -2,-fi df, f.+L1,-,.,,:- eg:-i . as .- ., -A.: -:2g3:j,:Eg:5E:5:3,'kzz-4' Q V4 E ,J-,533 i ng, - 'l':.""1EI , b 1 .. f. 'Q C, 52' , ,, V .1 1 P 2.,-1 " -' ' lv' . I A , ,,,,g1 ,. LYLE DAVIS ' 42X"'-QI." . ,. 1? RONALD RALG YS1':Q'T5T:i9 T321-if 'Y"OT" E vekffx Q' 'w--F153 ag, ' 4076 ,xx 1- - -Yifllg-X X . J W,e',N.,N N .x T'.i2fQ - if nf xv x xx .- ' 5x5 X' X .S , - lf -' O -,:v.S? ff Q' . 435' .' WILLIAM ACKLEY ROBERT KRIEG 21239 BAM Q f f ., : - :,.z'1:,,gu,'1, 5' 13' E1-gf,--5 --Pegs, Q11.:,:1.as:az: :2v :- ,Hg '1f,1',-ll , xii.. , . " 4 Y Vs , ALVIN SAUL GEORGE MCBRIDE alpha phi omega 50 CWHE Alpha Phi omega, the largest service fraternity in the United States, crosses all lines of honorary, social and professional fraternities. Through cooperation with other organi- zations, the program of the Iota Xi Chapter has been most successful on the Edinboro campus. Besides handling the annual Freshman orientation tour of the campus each fall, the fraternity has ' I operated the UAPO Book-Exchange" ' I for the benefit of the student body. f ' Z Dr. Thomas is the chairman of the A n H ,' 'advisory committee. 0 O , , x '. Y A - 5 ft.: . Q V' ' ' 6 . W 6 , '. 5 ",-F, , Nyfdf l . 21 e Mr - ' , -. A - A v fx , . v' ' -E.. I- . ' ' 4 if ' , . Y Aera K- iw' fl 7,1 .af I up '- ,, 4, A01 AM Q, -1 4, f 1.3. I ' L-' GORDON MYER KENNETH WILSON ALAN BAILEY il 2, , . rl.. ,,, .X ,7 I . 4f,,,..:4 ,... , ,,,, Q xy fm le-'sf ,- .12-1:-:-.44 kai, ya! K , fb?-V .f .-., V . - .. , f,5?f8fff , 1"'2?'!r,f I 25253 .f.. ,, , ' CHARLES FORD RAYMON STREICH OFFICERS President ............ Richard Nilson First Vice-President .... Richard Brown Second Vice-President . . . Duane Freshcorn Recording Secretary ..... Thomas Brovsm Corresponding Secretary . . David McKe1vey Alumni Secretary ....... Lyle Davis Treasurer ...... . . .James Hughey Parlimentarian . . . . .Ronald Ralg P Sergeant at Arms . . . . Daniel Kelleher 51 H -at-twzzpzra A 4lfy:s.,",'11 4-. , V' ""-2:., .'Qfl'!'m1n-2 . ' ff "::t::'F' ,,-v RICH ARD BROWN i asf., ,U .Qi PAUL PASCARELLA N FZ ,Q .L .ing W. A KENRY KUNKEL '4"MQ??f'hW" ' ' ' ax. " "Wai" +1.:E1'51f74527-:rfzlf hw .- ,1 - Gfn V . 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QQ, 'PM'-' 1' 95+ wa W I 36 Wim DOUGLAS WINTON kappa cl Ha phi I ff? ,LW ,I+ Q " 31.1. . , - " -1:3 V, ,mmms-...1 Q, -gy-,1:-,,'.a1- RICHARD SNARE - 1 wt.: .11-' ' 15112 fav... -12' aw. .1,',:-,Q 'NJ :'- -J' f gf. , 'k":rv4, v,.,,1,, .:.:',5r,4I. :. " "2 'mf-f"' ' f ,- RICHARD DIXON CHARLES CROSS fx -14:1 V - ffefffyf' V ' 5,1-Q, 5 DONALD MALARKEY FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President ......... Louis Penna SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President ......... George Smittle Vice-President ..... Joseph Casile Vice-President ..... Edward Klavon Secretary ...,. . .John Senic Secretary ..... . . James Guckert Treasurer. . . . .Richard Dixon Treasurer . . . . . Joseph Casile in iss' , J. iw, W: vw K ..., to .R J, It n LOUIS PENNA HARRY ORSAG N the campus of Edinboro is located the Theta Chapter of the Kappa Delta Phi, a national professional, social, and educational fraternity. Kappa Delta Phi aims to support and foster the highest educational ideals and practices. The fraternity also purports to strengthen and preserve the bonds of fellowship through organized social activities. At the annual pledge dinner the Edinboro chapter had the honor of enter- taining the national president and secre- tary of Kappa Delta Phi. The fraternity is affiliated with many of the social functions on campus, the Inter-Frat Dance being the most important. Dr. McWilliams and Mr. Coffman are the advisers. so 'naval rl .. ..f , h C-4 Nfl. ef ,,e. f A EDWARD ICLAVON 2 I fit RV' liz 1--MX WILLIAM SOPCHAK . ,- V EM f - Q GEORGE SMITTLE CHARLES MOSES 'Q "Na- IOHN SENIC ., ,. - . ' I if V ' fi ., . , A 1? Xfire 5,0 'f In W me-ef ..., 4 ERNEST BAB ICH JAMES TINDEL ,t.,. . ...... r i'f"V ,,,, J V W. vr . 'csri "2- Q ', , - .,-.- ., an ., 6. 5 J ' ROGER HAZEN P ' wen. A 'NIE LNRQE in V X. Wwe, 'fx' sgggg' ua... N: x., Q Q-- RICHARD NILSON DAVID CHRISTOPHER .V as "1 9-EE . 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First semester highlights included the initiation of eighteen new members, winning second place in the Homecoming float parade, the "Harmony Hop", a hayride, and a professional meeting at which Dr. McWilliams, the Dean of Men, was guest speaker. The fraternity combined with the Alpha Delta Sorority and Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity to sponsor the Inter-Fraternity Dance this spring. The second semester included a skating party, a professional meeting, the Founders' Day Banquet, and a fratern- ity picnic and banquet. OFFICERS President .... Vice-President . . Secretary .... ... Assistant Secretary . . T reasur er .... Historian .... Social Chairman Parliamentarian Advisers .... -.- n.. . Mr Mr Dr . Mr Mr Charles Bedogne Donald Edmonds Ross Nelson Ronald Ralg jack Hornstein Kent Swanson Edward Dundon Lyle Davis Earlley Mc Nees Hendricks Bates Bruce f "1 U: 'I-il: " 1, f ,- - " ' 12791 ez. ,afifi 5531 f:,.,.-252' 'D V- L--.P izaegafa H. , '. '. L ' i A RAY NAsoN 55 I-'L af to I : 5. . ,,,. . 5 vi?" , LYLE DAVIS I-PWM 45' t xx Q, 1 il av I ls' WILLI A M MERRITT C-.. " 63 is I- if -- N .s 'nl' lwfmk . EUGENE LILLIE "E K wk .,- 1 'x 'gm fy 1 NORMAN FRESHCORN J' , L, 7 ' ., . - 'fig "1,f5.g5'f,,l,' ' - fa" 2' .3:5S5, " 1 '51 Em. 3 RAYMON STREICH V,-V-J2,::,1a:::.,'. - ,N-,::45,w..1m im . WILLIAM DALLY , fu , "4 GORDON MYER , - ,fw. g,. P f . gpg-P.-.lv ,,:.A. U . 14, 3 rf 5,3 5 :Ax- eff-f-4 "WW -... L 5 . 5 EDWARD CHAMBERLAIN nv. P AU1. NYB ERG RUDOLPH BILICH A:wrm.:m?,-aesm:v3w::+:mxqa-:tie 4' :iw 5- ,. It 6x: fAI'E 'fy 5 .wg 1.i: -f"" 5-If-I-g,: ,fsg:.v:'s gg are JOHN PERFILIO i ty ' IVAN SARGENT K. 6 . , - 1' Q X 1 .. ,, -kgs I cleliu pln delta ELTA Phi Delta is a national honor art fraternity, open to junior and senior art stu- dents in American univer- sities, colleges, and art W schools. Exceptional ability in art and high scholastic standing are the basic require- ments for membership. The aims of the fraternity are to stimulate higher scholarship, recognize potential professional ability, and to increase art interests among college students and communities at large. Miss Skinner is the adviser of the Chi chapter. Among the activities for the year were the selection of "The Picture-of-the-Week" displayed in Haven Hall, sketch nights, and a dinner at Culbertson Hills Country Club. OFFICERS President ........ Kent Swanson Vice-President .... Natalie Humeniuk Secretary ........ Gordon Myer Treasurer .... . . Sally Hollingshead as - 2. x ESQ mir? ETA Beta Beta, an honorary organization, is a national under- graduate fraternity in the field of biological science. The club's main activity is the sponsoring of speakers on scientific topics The it ' N V X is r Q' - 1- ,3 vi. A ,xx K ,vi M x f' i PM X 6 75 -, eg , gg, 1-1j,, 3:' Q 2 " ,,.+f' S. . ' , 'gxf -' , . 'x , ., Jo Anne Piatr, Shirley Brittln, Marjorie Race, Sally Hollings- head, Gordon Myer, Natalie Humeniuk, Margaret Lutz, Kent Swanson. Alpha Chi Chapter on the Edinboro campus was formed by Dr. johnson. b e I' a b e 'I' u Dr. Gatzy and Dr. Thomas are associate members. OFFICERS President ......... Charles Oldach Donald Kenny' 'second semester officers Vice-President ..... Donald Kenny James Guckert' Secretary .... . . Ermal Knopp Historian . . ...... Edward Klavon beta Row 1. Edward Klavon, Dr. Gatzy, Ermal Knapp, Helen Hagerty, Dr. Johnson, Donald Kenny. Row 2. Robert Finley, George Holowach, Edward Chamberlain, James Guckert, John McBride, Charles Griffen. 56 w v w N f 4 1 Row 1. ' . Dorothy Sullivan, Marilyn Hyde, , Thelma Lyons, Betty Crandall, Doris Zlndel, it Wd V Panicia O'Brien, Miss Whimey, Helen Bristol, Mary Hill, Marion 1, ' Robertson, Helen Bovard. Row 2. Mary Lou Spannbauer, Faith Gray, William l-lajel, Edward ! o Dundon, Mr. Schlessinger, Mr. Coffman, John Logan, Albert Ianaszek, Ruth Hanley, Carol Sundean. ffyalgad, kappa clelia pi CN' HE Mu Kappa Gamma initiated twenty-two stu- NE of the newest organizations on campus is the ' dents this year, the largest number of pledges in Eta Iota Chapter of the national honorary educa- its history. The fraternity sponsored a post-concert tional fraternity, Kappa Delta Pi. Under the leader- snack for the members of the Erie Philharmonic ship of Doris Zindel, President, and the faculty adviser, Orchestra following its second annual performance at Miss Whitney, the fraternity's program for the year ESTC, included the initiation service and banquet for new mem- Membership in Mu Kappa is based upon scholar- bers, a presentation of slides on Germany by Dr. , ship, musical ability and contributions to the school Offner, and the Christmas Party. in musical activities. OFFICERS l Row 1. Ruth Ben, Patricia smith, Pnyius Hemilrson, Mary 1-un, Heien d Presldent' ' ' Doris Zindel , Fehlman. Row 2. Doris Zendel, Marjorie Alder, Sarah Wygant, Virginia V1Ce'PreS1-dent ' - Betty yn Schumann, 'Phyllis Brant, Natalie Hurneniuk, June Norbeck, Patricia Crandall O'Brien, Sally Robison, Joan Paden, Row 3. Nancy Shay, Flora Dean, Secretary, , , Patricia ll Diane Kemp, Evelyn Caldwell, Marilyn Marti, Charles Griffin, O7BI-ien H Glenn Olsen. Row 4. Charles Cable, Marion Robertson, Treasurer E I. ' Phyllis Legrers, Clara Curtis, Barbara Brittin, ' ' ' dwa d lg David Christopher, Paul Nyberg, H. t . Dundon Qi Beverly Griewalm, Carolyn 15 orlan ' ' recorder it Humphreys, Helen Helen Hagerty ' Kemp. W in mu kappa a gamma President-Phyllis Henrikson. . . Glenn Olsen Vice-President-Mary Hill .... Clara May Curtis Q Secretary-Patricia Smith .... Shirley Brittin i Treasurer-Esther Lloyd ..... 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UILT around Don Malarkey, who received honorable mention on the All-State Teachers team, A hard-driving Chuck Lodgeand Don Edmunds, pass-catching Loyal Park and quarterbacks Iim Kirby and Dick Dixon, ESTC went to the gridiron with a light, fast, experienced eleven. The team, with Coaches McComb and Reed traveled to California for the opening game. With Loyal Park scoring the only Edinboro touchdown on a pass from Jim Kirby, the "Red Raiders" went down to defeat 33-6. Clarion came to Edinboro and went home a 12-6 winner after coming from behind. With Don Edmunds making the only touchdown for Edinboro, Slippery Rock squeezed out a 13-6 win over ESTC. The high point of the season was on Homecoming Day when ESTC tied Indiana 20-20. A 12-0 loss on Homecoming Day at Thiel saw Lady Luck turn against the "Red Raiders" as two touchdowns were nullified. The final game of the season saw ESTC travel to Brockport where the "Red Raiders" were trimmed 28-'7, The score for the season was 1 tied and 5 lost. ESTC loses several players due to graduation this year. These men are Don Malarkey, Chuck Lodge, Lou DeRubies, Dick Dixon, "Ace" Bielec, Larry Hutchinson, Hank LaTempa, Lou Penna, Chuck Oldach, George Smittle, Bill Starr, Ray Bronzie and Pat Connelly. football b a s k e ' b a I N BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro 49 Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro Edinboro SPIRITED Edinboro quintet under Coach Sox Harrison led the school through an exciting season of thrills and spills. The Raiders sported a tall team this year backed by such seasoned veterans as Al Ianaszek, Loyal Park, and Bill Sopchak. Up from last year's jayvees were Bill Churchill and Pat Connelly. While a stalwart freshman trio -- Mickey Deahl, Dick Drennan, and Tucker Smith -- added much to the team. Dick Drennan, with 258 points, was the high scorer of the year followed by Al Ianaszek, with 221, and Loyal Park, with 205. Dan Kelleher, Harvey Sanden, Pat Connelly, Loyal Park, Dick Drennan, Bill Sopchak, Al Janaszek, Bob Finley, Tom Smith, Mickey Deahl, Edinboro 46 58 63 46 57 60 Fredonia 42 Allegheny 79 California 55 Gannon 48 Slippery Rock 61 Fredonia 68 Buffalo 55 Gannon 85 Alliance 58 Indiana '74 Slippery Rock 91 Clarion 82 Grove City 83 California 92 Clarion 106 Alliance 57 Thiel 55 Geneva 85 B3 61 ' ---- ----wmv-smw.mr.:,f.:,,,bwA Tangled: Ray Bronzie and Don Malarkey In front: Don Peters, Dave Whartenby, Coach Blade Malarkey, Ed Klavon. Standing: Don Kenney, Rudy Bilich, Bill Starr, Lou DeRubies, Jack Senic, Dick Nilson. HE Korean War hit ESTC when CoachVJ im Reed was called back into the I Navy. Coming to the fore as his replacement was a four year letterman, Bob Malarkey, who turned out a tough, aggressive, and well-conditioned team, with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. Edinboro students viewed for the last time such outstanding matmen as Bill Starr, Ray Bronzie, Lou De Rubies, Don Malarkey, Jack Senic, and Don Kemiy. Each of these men compiled commendable records in his four years on the mats. Seniors Don Paulson and Dick Dixon wrestled their first year in varsity competition. Eddie Klavon, a three year man, will return as backbone of future squads along with Dick De Luca, an outstanding freshman who was un- defeated. WRESTLING Edinboro 9 Lockhaven 17 Ediuboro 22 Indiana 6 Edinboro 28 Baldwin-Wallace 0 Edinboro 5 Case 22 ' Edinboro 18 Rochester 13 . Edinboro 19 mama is Edlnboro 2 Waynesburg 33 w r e s I n 9 62 S w i m m i n 9 swIMMmG SCHEDULE Edinboro 41 Fenn 34 Edlnboro 22 Allegheny 53 Edinboro 42 Grove City 33 Edinboro 41 Indiana 25 Edinboro 28 Westminster 47 Edinboro 42 Baldwin-Wallace 42 Edinboro 28 Slippery Rock 47 Edlnboro 23 Westminster 52 Edinboro 38 Buffalo 46 Edlnboro 27 f5thJ Penn-Ohio Meet Edinboro 37 Grove City 43 PARKED by Chuck Cross and Tim Federoff, the Edinboro "Ducks" swam to another successful season. The "Ducks" compiled a 3 W, 6 L, 1 T, record under the tutelage of Coach Art McComb. Chuck Cross, the fastest sprinter in ESTC's history, is the holder of the school record for the 60 yard and 100 yard dashes. Chuck also holds the pool record at Baldwin- Wallace for the 100 yard and at Allegheny for the 60. Tim Federoff, who holds local pool honors in the individual medley and the backstroke established records at Allegheny and Westminster in the individual medley. Cross and Federoff combined with Mark Williams to set an ESTC pool record in the medley relay. This was the last year of college swimming for Jim Fales, Ray Bronzie, and Chuck Cross, who were seniors. Bob Harland took over the diving position vacated by Connie Evanoff who was successfully shifted to the breast stroke this season. First row: Doug Winton, Bill Porter, Connie Evanoff, Jim Fails, Chuck Cross. Second row: Tom O'Leary, Frank Cantoni, Bob Christensen, Jim Guckert, Bob Harland, Glen Olsen 63 'P-rr 'rf' HE "E" Club, composed of letter winners in varsity sports, had a very successful year in maintaining the high standard of athletics at Edinboro. Under the leadership of very capable men, the annual "E" Club Ball on Homecoming Day was a big success. The music of Les Sharr augmented the theme, "Rocket to the Moon? Before the largest alumni crowd in many years, Miss Joan Woznicki Was crowned "Queen" and presented a gift by the "E" Club. The "E" Club also sponsored the concession stand at all home football games. OFFICERS President ......... ,Charles Lodge Vice-President. . . . .Donald Malarkey - -Richard Dixon Secretary. . . . . - Treasurer . . . . Louis Penna Adviser. . . . . . . . . . .Mr. Harrison Bev Peckstine Betz Tarazano Ginny Vatter Ad Nowak Ioan Kondak Ruth Thema Row 1. Don Edmunds, Harold Ferliu, Lou DeRubies, Blirnp Hozdik, Blade Malarkey, Ed Klavon. Row 2. Connie Evanoff, Jim DiCa.rlo, John McBride, lim Fales, Bill Starr, Joe Caslle, George Smittle. Row 3. Jim Guckert, Chuck Lodge, Dick Jack Stocker, Al Janaszek, Bill Sopchak. Row 4. Doug Winton, Loyal Park, Pat Connelly. Barbara Suchy Donna Hage cheerleader FTER about four weeks of tryouts and elimina- tions Donna Hage and Barbara Suchy were chosen junior Varsity Cheerleaders for the coming year. The Varsity Cheerleaders under the guidance of Miss Watt, began the year by intro- Graham, Dick Walsh, DickDixon, ducing a number of new cheers. 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Second row: Bert Begeny, Joan Smithnosky, Carol Zeliff. EZ HE W.A.A. Council plans and schedules all the activities and sports for the women's athletic program throughout the year. This year, swims and record dances have been planned to include the whole student body. Besides carrying on school activities, the Council sponsors intercollegiate playdays and sends representatives from ESTC to attend W.A.A. functions at other co leges. The outstanding event of the year was winning the trophy for the prize float in the Homecoming Day parade. OFFICERS President . .w, ......... Mary Hill Vice-President . . . .... Delts-Mary Benner Phi-Marjorie Alder Secretary ..... . . . Sally Hollingshead Treasurer. . . . . .A Helen Lucas 67 basketball if freshman- senior baskeibal First row: Mary Benner, Helen Lucas. Second row: Margie Lay, Gladys Crawford. Third row: Carol Sundean, Lois Yeager. First row: Lois Yeager, Mary Benner, Gladys Crawford. Second row: Ottilie Lauterbach, Carol Zeliff, Dot Knight. Third row: Ioan Paden, Norma Allen, Donna Frey, Joan Smithnosky, Joyce Nicholas, Bert Begeuy volleyball champions First row: Margie Lay, Helen Lucas, Carol Sundean. Second row: Sally Dillon, Bea Garland, Lois Gorenflo.. Third row: Mary Christos, Sally McLaud, June Johnson, Nancy Dillon, Kathy McClure, Helen Grubbs, Mel Wade. 68 L x . wa INR. budminion no 8, 4r 4'W.rf Otdlie Lauterbach, Sue Walker, Ioh.n Smithnosky, and Dot Knight. A lf, x hockey eferees ,1-1 First row: Irene Lesko, Helen Lucas, and Mary Benner. Second row: Helen Grubbs, Norma Allen, Rose Trimble, Carol Zeliff, Gladys Crawford, 'Sarah Wygant, and Joyce Nicholas. Carol Srmdean Carol Zeliff Phyllis Henriksen Lillian Millsop 69 N impressive performance was given by the Modern Dance Club, directed by Miss Watt, in the annual Christmas Vesper service. With choral background they interpreted the old legend, "The Juggler of Notre Dame". 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- Class of 1952

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