Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1960 volume:

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E1'1tCI'iI1g OLII' CHIDPUS hOI'I1C. They feed us too. Inner Sanctum? Home A ay 10 ..-'4....1.:4.....-.......,,.,, -,- --V-f N...,.-N.:......e.- ,.-..--., 4 B .Q Y T KX LL E if Xe ' tv W x From Home wwf, Cram, exam. Study, study, study! K , ,im 1 11 M N, 2.4 3,2 Ready for a trip to the F. R.? Campus Shot I iw, 43 L Inspiration. x rg, ,, ., - ff- f l. ' if K ...A 'x I W.- Gs Innovation. Preparation Retrospection. Atomation. r Break Time Toast and coffee, cream. Record flop Excuse IHC PICHSC, CXCUSC HIC. 13 Gedunk tune. Drama ' Grove City Elizabethan players. Mostly ghostly Turn, hell-hound, turn! l l 14 -.,t-.........,..,4.-.,,,.g ' ,, ' , .-.- -t.,......,.....-...'.....:..:. ..-...:.. , l . . -,- -----4-M.-.v..,.,1..',....Q... -.. ..,.. . . , 1 H W' vm - I Marriage in Our Town. But Doc, pain hurts! Witchcraft and The Crucible. The cast of You Never Can Tell. YOU mad, You murderous bitch! 15 Assemblies Kingston Trio on Campus. 5 . s 2 ls Meet the Press. Gonna ride on the M. T. A. 16 Q ,M .J he ,4,,,,,, , ,-. ..--.............. -.-.....-....... N...-. Togetnerness Dr. Howard Hinde, fhe Earl Clement Attlee, Now, 1f you have any questions Dr. Stanley Harker. 'Tm very glad to meet you, sir. The students meet Mr. Attlee. Historian meets history. Homecoming Queen Ann Pollins Fraternities and Sororities enter cars. Float Theme: Motion Pictures. The AFROTC, a Homecoming Feature. N A X ,. V X. WMA NS' Y x 559s X S X X E x f 1 as 'Pl' Q , 0' X f' .X E z , . I Homecoming Queen candidates: Judy Stalker, jo Bradfield, Ann Pollins. 19 7 V 7 ROTC Danna i ,V ,K X . ., XX-,wx v S- xv A V mann w,.g '.....,,g .,'.fw,wm,.: ,. 2 Xb WN x 'MKM flAN 'WN ' X 1 xr- - 0- my wwf k 1 N -N X ' , 7 A -w.i.j7' A 'lv sy . rw., ,XX ' ,, V f A X . 0 ' x WA isis: - Nw 1 .41 . q::::::::EE: ,ge ff MN 51. r,M,b',W. i . X,:xiiXL - '- .' ' ' . 1 jx k . - - .-4' J ' Q W ' ' X 1 x 4 M N . , X A in ,, WW! l 1 X cus! M li' K l 'N-smxwx X W M fg 7 If A Lf lmgkqf Xb gkmmv . x k S 4 A .N . X mlm. 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The search for knowledge 23 Wx M f 2 1 5 Religion E perience Hit me. Time for coffee before class? me , f V , x Y I ' 2 6 X , Q x 5122 I ee ,,. X e ,J ' N '1,1..NQ,.,, .,.- , X 5 N : my i x I N X 2 Q A X f Saw X X S i ie' ' ' L L x sn, SS ,rx by Ni . if ' I - x-,. ' K' , if You do have a problem. Dr. Barbour, leader of Religion in Life VVeek. 1 re Ever Grovvin The choir sings at Sunday chapel. VVSAJ 1nterv1ews Dr. Barbour Have paddle, will travel. wwmwwwwfwmwxwwfwwfwwsw Nw ' Wwww,-Nh Don't just sit there-do something. 26 , ff f X ffl , X Wirl There you are, children. U' fe HQLQHEN Cf 150 Special Request . . . No jazz. Now what do you think Old Santa has here? 27 he May Day ll Ps li 1 7 4 Queen lean Headley 3 umor ueen Jo Bradfleld W L ' . , ,. vs, N V . ' - R357 ...,. , ,. d 'af 'Wag asf- N... j ' ' r. . ' V 5 d 4 -- ..Xx . www- QW gm X M X M W ' -3 ,,,.,,f., g3y,N4f21 fT73T':ZJ'wL?f'?,i 'jf- Z w..:z,fz,,::Q:1- The Members of Advanced ROTC receive their decorations from mothers and sweethearts. Graduation 5 V H .. - 'V -. 1 , I ...--:sf3,g..L f z v '1 P NNw N-.U So, what happened to the speaker? Sorry son, maybe next year 30 The faculty looks on as their students receive diplomas. Four years, but I made it! The long, happy Walk f ff f JZZYX ff YJ. .y gs .f S ' .Y 1 xt I 5 X , A 4 if , Q , ' 2 .5 SX . fx, fx X9-.15 SEE' -f . .x., S Q k iwxfgx - - X X -A , -- .Y x- 'V . 5 1 RQ ' Q, x X N 'N 'A - ' XX k x ,wife ' - -- W W N : X 4 ,gg Q S, , AS , V K3 - Q ,xx ' ,X NSW N . f Q Qi.,.,N?', ,. A at f. xg, ' Aw X , f x N - 'L ' 1,2 f .. 'WSL Q 9 V, . ,N - W. . 5. X A x A - 1 N uw- ' . ' h. :wx-wig x .--...w...-...,...4.,..m...-.. 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Davis, B. Owens, D. Conley, Rauso, R. Reddy, C. Bestwick, T. Small. faff-. 'X M Nw... ,,,, . ,. T fi ff QQ. . if ww A , ' S Y! -A i an s.,,,.xQ',.q 4 wana :Milf W' President Paul Rickabaugh presides, The Grove City College Student Council unites undergraduate interests and activities in order to foster a closer relationship between students and faculty as well as between faculty and students, to form a proper means of representing the stu- dent body to the administrative bodies of the College and to the Board of Trustees, and to provide a means whereby undergraduate affairs may be directed efficiently and with a wholesome and cooperative spirit. The council is composed of twenty-five members: the elected executive of- ficers, representatives of the classes and of the major governing boards of the student body. en's Governin Board Bottom row: E. Dabkowski, J. Hogan, Nash, R. Hallman, T. Howe, J. Rauso, D. Cattanach. Top row: B. Reddy D. Pursley, R. Mustello, R. Bachura, G. Knapp, E. Caine, R. Montgomery. The Men's Governing Board was given a char- ter on October l4, 1959 by the Student Council. The purpose of the Governing Board is to estab- lish and maintain harmonious living conditions among the male student body. We have worked hard this, our first, year to establish a firm founda- tion. Members of the Board have worked closely with the Dean of Men as he is the direct link be- tween the President of the college and the male student body. With his help, the Board has done very well with its problems concerning dorm counseling. 4 President, Robert Hallman Ironing out some wrinkles. 3 Z Z 'wi Zig 5 2 E 2 0 I 0men's Governm Board Bottom row: E. Sacripant, G. Haynes, J. C. Davis, B. Montgomery, M. J. Fichter, R. Johnson. Top row: N. McElwain, W. Umble, M. K. Steltzer, McCoy, G. Berghoff, L. Kennedy, B. Cherry. The purpose of the Women's Governing Board is to serve as a link between the women of the campus and the administration. During the year the board sponsors the Student-Faculty Teas, Guidance Programs, the Blazer sale and dinner, a Fashion Show, and the Leadership Dinner. Another of our duties is to take charge of the points upon which membership in Alpha Theta Mu is based. The oflicers this year are as follows: President, jo Carol Davis, Vice-President, Barba- ra Montgomery, Secretary, Glenda Haynes, and Treasurer, Mary jane Fichter. Tea with the profs. This takes some p1anning! Iudicial Board BOUOWZ T010-' B. Flfregembo, N. Liggett, L. Kennedy, G. Kalamaras. Second row: E. Sacripant, J- DHVIS, Zonarich, B. Cherry, J. McGinnis, L. Bookwalter. Our judicial Board, comprised of the president, three Junior representatives, the presidents and vice-presidents of the House Councils, and the president of the Women's Governing Board serves as the Judicial branch of college government. We of Judo enact and enforce the social regulations on campus and are responsible for considering infringements of these regulations. We also medi- ate differences arising between the administra- tion, the faculty, and the Women on campus. It is our duty to keep the women informed of new rules and s ecial permissions. Sorry, Mrs. Troop, youll have to take your campus Preparation for the hearing. 37 V P House Council Bottom row B Vail T Malone J Fitzgerald B Cherry, McGinnis, L. Bookwalter, Kline, M. Short. Top 1ow L Le1pold J Stalker N Rigler L Cantoni M Ruben, M. Rieben, N. Liggett, L. Marsh, J. Lester, The MAP House Council is the representative governing body of the dormitory. Our purposes are to create a spirit of friendliness and a feeling of unity among the dormitory residents, to cooper- ate with the dean in making and enforcing rules and regulations which are necessary, and to co- ordinate plans and organizations Within the dormitory. Our officers are: Babs Cherry, presi- dent, Judy McGinnis, West vice-president, Liz Bookwalter, MAP vice-president, Terry Malone, secretary, Judy Kline, treasurer, and jane Ann Fitzgerald, social chairman. Our annual Christ- mas project, the sending of clothes to Pennsyl- vania Junior Republic, was a great success. f l Colonial House Council Bottom row: A. Anderson, B. Tregembo, E. Sacripant, S. Shaeffer, N. Beck, B. Hutchinson Top row B. Streams, J. Whitcomb, B. Irwin, M. Coblentz, G. Lynch, L. I-Iodgin. A member from each section of the dorm and a member from Cunningham are elected to serve as members of House Council. Our purpose is the promotion of a pleasant and comfortable dorm life. The Council plans parties and dinners for each holiday. Often faculty members and their families are invited to the dorm for Sunday dinner. Once a month, We sponsor a birthday dinner. Dormitory dues are used to buy news- papers for the dorm, pay for feeds, and buy Christmas gifts for the waiters. f . ' sf. is-f Our Waiters? yy f, had Hang in there, girls E thletie Council Seated: Mr. Behringer, S. Getz, R. Bens, T. Robinson. Standing: B. Prince, G. Berghoff, J. Karsonovich, D. Blake, D. Kweder, T. Harper, M. Blackburn, G. George. The Athletic Council, operating under the newly revised constitution, is seeking this year to attain a high level of school spirit and active participation by the students in all recreational activities. The Council consists of four seniors three juniors, two sophomores and one freshman, each elected for a two year term by their respec- J tive classes. It is the plan of the Council to reach the varied interests of the students by sponsoring activities which encourage participation by all. Some of these activities are Co-Rec night, Play Day, migration days and general promotion of all campus athletic activities. Big Problems! ll Orientation Boards This year, we of the Orientation Board con- ducted a rigorous, but successful Week of tests, meetings and seminars for the freshmen. The test- ing program was under the direction of our ad- visor, Dr. Frederick Kring. The board is com- posed of the presidents of the leading campus organizations and three of their members. Funds are allotted to us by the Student Activities Com- mittee. The Extended Orientation Board has the tremendous job of orienting the freshmen to the traditions of the college. Signs and dinks, tug-of- War, serenades, pep-rallies, and the climax, stunt night, endeared us to every freshman. This year's chairmen were Sib Weiskircher and Jim Urner. PUBLIC Tl . Uulja Assistant editor: Vicky Beeman, Editor: Joan Byler. Business managers: Judy Myers and Barb Tregembo. Assistant editors: Seated: Debbie Shar , d B1 t C menson, Barb Bruder. Standing: LuellaPHkLl1jrd,flE, Jguiice al-lcejhrlolii 42 The Ouija is the college yearbook, pre- sented each year to the senior class by the juniors. The staff is chosen from interested applicants each year and Work begins for the next year's publication. Many find that this organization provides excellent ex- perience in journalism and photography. This year We have strived to publish a book that gives a pictorial review of the year and coverage of the various aspects of college life. Although published under the auspices of the junior class, many members of the other classes have contri- buted greatly to this publication. N S thu Staff: Bottom row: N. Ekas, B. Brucler, M. Ruben, I-Iennon, Toy, P. Stover, M. Michalko, P. Kitterman L. Shawgo. Second row: D. Sharp, E. Buchanan, N. Blum, B. A. Calupca, R. Pendergast, H. Black, G. Greco, J. Stalker, L. Ripper, C. Clernenson, R. A. Engeman, L. Marsh, L. I-Iarroff. Top row: J. Blatt, J. Hoke, M Leis, T. Malone, M. Pfundt, C. Gibson, K. Hill, S. Hillis, M. McMillan. 1 i What deadlinePP Siness Staff: Bottom row: Channing, L. Fithian, D' Ciampa, fammelbach, R. Menefee. Top row: G. Erickson, L. Arbu- Ot' Machen, E. Hermanson, R. Lausch. 43 Colle ian ' A I il N 1 1 J 5 1 Bottom row: J. Gurgovits, S. Griflin, R. Lausch, M. Harper, J. Deets. Second row: D, Johnston, M. A. Grace, 5 Zonarich, B. Holes, P. Jurczak, R. Curran, J. Hogan, W. Umble, G. Kalamaras, N. Belog. Third row: M. McDoug1e, J A. Sutton, J. Myers, M. Ruben, N. Tempest, R. Brey, D. Zerfoss, D. Say, F. Schwarz, Machen, K. Lawson, T. Howe, f D. Pursley, J. Wockenfuss. Top row: M. Graue, E. Haughton, B. Shepler, G. Erickson, D. Lewis, J. Kline, S. Warntz, S. Amo, J. Lester, M. McMillan, L. Newell. L ll Q I'11 drink to that. Editor: Barb Holes, and Managing editor: Ted Howe, J I D 4 t i ' 44 I 1 i it I 1 :il l 'I w l 'Nou I have '1 suggestion The Collegian, student news publica- tion, is a member of the Associated Col- legiate Press Association and the Penn- Ohio Collegiate Press Association. As a representative of the college campus, it strives to present an accurate and detailed coverage of student affairs, to facilitate student-administration relationships, and to represent the student body. During the l959 Fall Semester, Ron Curran and Jack Hogan were editor-in-chief and business manager respectively. Spring semester of l960 saw these positions filled by Barbara Holes, Jerry Paul, and their capable staff. With the orientation of the new staff, we h0pe that an even more successful year will result. Now is the UIUC USIC Chapel Choir Oflicers: President, Jerry Rausog Vice President, Frank Moser, Secretary-Treasurer, Marcia Hammond. Have music, will travel. A little softer, altos. , 46 The Chapel Choir, under the direction of Oscar A. Cooper, brings music weekly to the Sunday chapel service as Well as special concert programs. At Christmas and Easter, the choir presents an hour- long concert of sacred music. This year the size of the choir was limited to seventy voices. A special 'musical feature of the year 1959-1960 was the addition of a con- cert choir. A group of thirty-six students toured Pennsylvania, western New York, and New Jersey over the Easter vacation and made journeys into surrounding areas throughout the year. Bottom row: McKelvey, C. Hepler, M. Ruben, Livingston, G. Coblentz. Top row: Dr. Cole, R Teel C Fink, J. Rauso, B. Hadden, Clicquennoi, R. Shilling, D. Connell. Chapter 425 of the Music Educators National Conference has been active on campus for the past two years. The group is made up of music students who plan to enter the teaching profes- sion. Our aims are to promote professional growth and provide professional contacts for those who are preparing themselves for a life in music educa- tion. Our chapter adds to the cultural aspects of the campus by sponsoring a minimum of three concerts during the year. The group assumes the responsibility of publicizing and staging. The concerts include all the organizations of the music department. M Once more with feeling Practice makes . . . etc., etc. 47 Band I ytf, fp l,.,7Z7', d A .Lg 4 l 1 Sax appeal! Our majorettes. Front row: E. Martin, C, Van CISG, V. Beeman. Ba k ' ,- F, K S. Andre. C ww OPP, C' Mays' The Grove City College Band, under the direc- tion of Dr. Edgar Cole, provided some Wonderful musical entertainment this year at our athletic events and special concerts. During football season the majorettes added to the halftime entertain- ment With their dances, formations, drills, and baton and Hag twirling. The band also played for the girls' drill team at Homecoming, and it is hoped that they will join us again. Each year the band is growing, and we are anxiously await- ing another fine musical year. L-..-1 t 3 5 3 5 15 Q is 'S li 6 S 1 2 2 S 1 I E it ii 5 5 l i tg 5 I fi 5 5 t ez '.L.mH-.w:14r.:.E1-2-:L:.sa-.M --4,-.f-an B gg ,Q Nw-R N,,,,,,4,f.-t..,xf-X..-.1 Q. - ,.s.,,,-,nee-w :vpn ' Tzliivri-is 1 Verne: usp- .J - --mqwfat rm r1:....L...,-4-.-,.a.. 1 Orchestra W ' fi sg. A . X is X if O x The Grove City College Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Dr. Edgar B. Cole, is one of the organizations that adds to the cultural life of the campus. We meet every Tuesday night in the Carnegie Music Hall. Our membership con- sists of both college and townspeople who Wish to keep up their musical interests and abilities by spending an enjoyable evening of practice with the orchestra. Our main activities consist of study- ing all types of music and presenting numerous concerts throughout the year. 'Hit One. Betty C0-Ed has RELIGIUU Christian ervice Lea ue Pres. Nash, Vice-Pres. V. Hunter, Rec. Sec. Armstrong, Corres. Sec. B. Sitler, Treas. D. Ferg. Meeting of the board. Pillars of the church. 50 The Christian Service League is composed of students interested in preserving and promoting Christian ideals on the campus. With the founda- tions of sacrifice, spirituality, and service, C. S. L. has made great steps toward the betterment of the college and local communities. Our weekly meetings serve to strengthen the students' Christian faith. The Spring and Fall Retreats, Gospel Teams to local churches, prO- viding teachers for Sunday school classes at George Junior Republic, and planning and par- ticipating in student-centered chapel services are other activities. Our cnief function is the development of the spirit of Christianity in the minds of our students. CA Bottom row: L. Harroff, E. Kozar, T. Malone, E. Clever, R. Johnston, L. Shotzbarger, M. Ruben, S. Hillis Second row: EI. Jenkins, Weidaw, N. Ekas, J. Myers, D. M. Dahle, K. Lyras, M. McCar1. Top row: M. Dem mel, I. Newell, G. Johnson, N. McGinnis, L. Leipold, C. Reller, E. Wetzel, G. Stenfanakos. The Christian women on campus have found in the YWCA a source of inspiration and enrich- ment, as well as an opportunity for service. We met on Wednesday evenings to hear such speakers as a woman from Columbia, a representative from the Friends Society, and a minister from town. We have also met informally for discussion or for participation in such projects as making Thanks- giving favors for hospital trays, going caroling at Christmas time, or putting on a variety show for the boys at the Pennsylvania Junior Republic. The YWCA also helped with Freshman Orienta- tion. Y. W. and C. S. L. work together. Executive decisions being made. ethodist Student Movement Bottom row: M. Cole, L. Culbertson, M. Johnson, D. Dahl, L. Shawgo, E. Clever. Second row: L. Humes, D. Engleman, M. James, N. Horrell, T. Kozar. Third Row: H. Holmes, D. Greiner, N. Tempest, L. Ripper. Every Sunday evening a dinner meeting spon- sored by M.S.M. is held in the Grace Methodist Church. During the past year, speakers from the college faculty and the student body presented very entertaining programs. One afternoon last fall We entertained the children in the Children's Home at Mercer. VVe also sent delegates to con- ferences of the Methodist Student Movement who brought back inspiring ideas from students of the different colleges represented. We are grateful for the help which the church has given us in back- ing our program. Lending a helping hand. Getting acquainted. 52 Newman Club Bottom Row: M. Short, S. Leonard, M. Grande, B. A. Calupca, L. Anderson, L. Gargasz, C. Pucci, B. Withrow K. Short. Second Row: F. Dumbroski, M. McKeeta, J. Zonarich, E. Morfenski, J. Thomas, Kielczewski, L Mumich, C. Lausberg, V. DiGiorno, Young, D. Sharp. Top Row: Lester, P. Smith, M. Leis, D. Marguglio T. Walsh, C. Mangold, G. Greco, R. Keefer. The Newman Club seeks to enrich the spiritual and temporal lives of the colle-ge's Catholic stu- dents through a program of religious, intellectual and social activities. A communion breakfast, dis- cussions of controversial and pertinent subjects raised in the college classroom, lectures in clarifi- cation of Catholic doctrine, and several social mixers are some of our activities. Each Christmas We erect a Nativity scene at the entrance of the college. Appointed by Archbishop Gannon of the Erie Diocese to serve as the club's adviser is Father Edward Franz, instructor of philosophy at Gannon College. Let's see if we can work it in. Dancing in the dark . . . well, almost. ! HU UR HIE lpha Theta u Bottom row: D. Conley, R. Johnston, J. McGinnis, N. Mclilwain, M. Hammond, C. Hepler, J. Davis. Top row: Miss MacLeod, Miss Post, B. Montgomery, A. Harker, M. Steltzer, W. Umble, L. Kennedy. wiki' Membership in Alpha Theta Mu, Senior Women's Honorary Society, is the highest honor a Woman can receive at Grove City. Members are chosen from the incoming Senior Class in the Spring and from the Senior Class at the end of first semester on the basis of Service, Scholarship. and Leadership. Our purpose in Alpha Theta Mu is entirely for the service of the school, the aims being to further college loyalty and comradeship among the Women of the campus, to establish high schol- arship, encourage leadership, and to initiate and develop a finer type of college woman. Anyone driving to Philadelphia for the weekend? Sweets selling sweets. Umieron Delta Kappa Row one: J. W'atson, H. Davis, P. DaVia, Hogan. Row two: G. George, R. Reddy, Mr. Carpenter, R. Mont gomery. Row three: Rauso, Dr. Harker, H. Blair, Mr. Sisler. Row four: J. Nash, Dr. Barnes, Dr. Ladd, Dr Hinde, Dr. Seiple. Row five: Dr. Mcliuen, Dr. Paton, Dr. Sweezy, Dr. Liggett, alumnus, Dr. VVhite. The Beta Mu Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, National Leadership Honor Socie- ty for College Men, recognizes and en- courages the achievement of exemplary character and superior quality in scholar- ship and leadership. We annually present a sportsmanship award to the outstanding contributor to Grove City athletics. Among other services of the Circle are publication of the student directory blotter, participation in fresh- man orientation, and co-chairmenship of the annual recognition day ceremonies. ODK procession. Seated: G. George, Hogan, Nash, P. DaV1a. Stand- ing: J. Rauso, H. Davis, R. Reddy, R. Montgomery. Pi Gamma u ' Bottom row: M. Hammond, J. Welch, B. Owens, B. Porter, H. Blair, M. Leonard, -I. Nash, B. Holes, .B. Bruder. Top row: Dr. Liggitt, W. Umble, A. Harker, N. Tempest, F. Tennies, D. Young, B. Montgomery, L. Kennedy, D. Conley, R. A. Foreman. The primary purpose of Pi Gamma Mu is to improve scholarship in the social studies. We strive through discussion and reporting to bring together ideas which are found in various Helds. Membership requirements include a grade point average of no less than 3.1 in any or a com- bination of the following: history, political sci- ence, psychology, sociology, and economics. The student must also have an overall quality point average of 2.9 with no on record. Our activities include discussion groups, re- ports on papers, an essay contest and our annual banquet. Service with a smile. h 0 Seated: A. Pollins, M. Hammond, M. Steltzer, A. Harker B Owens Davis W Umble L Kennedy B Mont gomery, D. Conley, Mclilwain. Standing: h4CG1I1ll1S Watson H Bla1r Hogan Nash G1lChT1Sf R. Hallman, H. Davis, C. Takoudes, C. Taylor, Rauso R VVaddell One of the highest honors a student at Grove City College can receive is election to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities. This great honor is awarded to seniors on the basis of scholarship, participation in both extra curricular and academic activities, leader- ship, service to our school, and promise of future service to society. Nominees are selected by faculty and student council, and then the names are sentto the nation- al organization for approval. To those seniors who achieved this high honor, we wish hearty con- gratulations and success in the future. Two of our nominees WQHS Bottom row: S. Hillis, E. Kozar, McCoy, M. Harper. Second row: A. Pintar, S. Moritz, - C. Gibson, K. Spetz, E. Bishop, D. Ciarnpa, B. Sitler. Cwens, the National Honor Society for Sopho- more Woinen, continues to serve on Grove City's campus. This spring We chose freshmen women on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service to the college and we tapped them on May Day. We hope that next year these new Cwens will develop a deep sense of loyalty and friendship toward the college in order to carry out Cwens many activities. H This one's practically translated Let's get organized. Theta lpha Phi Bottom row: J. Myers, WY Umble, H. Wettick, J. Gilchrist, R. Wheeler, F. Hoffman, Dr. Paton, Dr Hinde Mzddle row: D. Johnston, F. Shepps, T. Willianis, A. Harker, M. Steltzer, Urner, B. Kuncio, P. Passenger S Ball, S. Herman. Top row: S. Dayen, L. Konvolinka, N. Horrell, P. Rickert, H. Blair, B. Horner, E Martin Theta Alpha Phi is the National Honorary Dramatics Fraternity with chapters in leading American colleges and universities across the na- tion. During the year l959, Theta Alpha pro- duced Arthur Miller's The Crucible, George Bernard Shaw's You Never Can Tell, jean Anouilh's delightful Thieves' Carnival, the Wonderful Thornton Wilder masterpiece, Our Town, which was hailed as the finest production ever seen on the Crawford Hall stage, and the an- nual Shakespearean play, Macbeth Members are elected into the Theta Alpha Phi according to the quantity and quality of their work done in dramatics. Stop upstaging me! Double, double, toil and trouble. Beta Beta Beta Row one: J. Zonarich, F. Hoffman, G. Kalamaras, J. Weiskircher. Row two: N. Long, G. Pri- banic, Dr. Hinde, T. Ordiway, Mr. Durkee. The Eta Zeta chapter of Beta Beta Beta is a uw relatively new organization of the Grove City College campus. This organization is for Biology majors who have attained a 2.5 average and are in their fourth semester of Biology. Beta Beta Beta sponsors a yearly blood typing program and presents an award to the most out- standing biology major in the Freshman class. The fraternity, an affiliate of the national or- ganization, assumes the responsibility of bringing more recognition and a better understanding Of the Work done in the biology department 011 campus. The leg bone's connected to the . . Biologists Reid and Weiskircher. En ineer's Club Clubs Officers: Howard McClelland, Tom Ford, Ed Cains, Pete Scholten. The Engineer's Club of Grove City College is another activity in the already busy schedule of active engineering students. Its meetings are held with the express purpose of informing members of engineering techniques in industry. Speakers representing many different industries give talks and show movies on their particular subjects. Also, several tours of industrial concerns provide first hand information on engineering occupa- tions. This year the club has plans to tour the local Cooper-Bessemer Plant and to make a trip to Akron, Ohio, to tour the Goodyear Rubber Company. Engineer execs. Bridge-builders of tomorrow. etallur Club Bottom row: D. Hudak, T. Ford, C. Christy, L. Stallsmith, D. Knable, B. Stewart, R. Hisey, T. Master. Top row: R. C. Dawes, J. Seibert, W. Seibert, S. Lewis, D. McGee, R. Antos, H. Ruprecht, B. Stanford, W. Smith, R. Hetzler, T. Piieffer, G. Pizor, J. Shawgo. ' 62 The Metallurgy Club, under the leadership of our president john Seibert, and our faculty ad- visor Dr. R. C. Dawes, has had a very successful year. Our membership is open to all those who have an active interest in this field. The activities are primarily educational, consisting of lectures, plant trips, and movies on technical subjects. We have also attended the monthly meetings of the American Society for Metals which feature many outstanding speakers from various indus- trial lirms. The Metallurgy Club is important to Metal- lurgy majors as it is the stepping stone to junior membership in the A. S. M. Let's not lose our heads. Biolo Club Bottom row: Dr. Hinde, J. Zonarich, G. Kalamaras, E. Simpson, N. Long, J. W'eiskircher, Mr. Durkee. Second row: T. Butler, K. Balentine, R. Courtney, E. Miles, G. Probanic, Van Houten, F. Hoffman, C. Haskell M Barksdale. The major purpose of the Biology Club is to further an active interest in Biology and its re- lated lields. Our club meetings serve as a medium through Which Biology students can become ac- quainted With the diversified opportunities of- fered in Biology and can gain an increased cul- tural background in related fields. In accordance with this aim, programs on tree snails, forestry, medicine, and national parks were presented this year. These meetings lead to discussion, learning and a Wider View of Biology. A pair of cut ups. Poor pussy Bottom Row: A. Robinson, P. Rickert, J. Helser, L. Leipold. Top Row: B. Trimmer, L. Wol-f, D. Say, H. Blair, P. Hauser, P. Passinger, D. Young. All right, who scratched the record? For forty years, W'SAj has been broad- casting from the Hall of Science of Grove City College. During these forty years, the students of Grove City College as well as people living in the Grove City area have enjoyed the varied programing of our col- lege station. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Smock, WSAJ goes on the air three times a week with entertaining, educational, as Well as religious programs. The broadcasting of special events such as sports events, chapel services, and jazz concerts are a real service to the college. Good evening, regardless of the weather. Commerce Club Organized in 1919 for the purpose of promot- ing a better understanding of the business world, the Commerce Club has the distinction of being the first club of its kind on any college campus in the United States. Our program for the year is commenced by the organizational fair and continues with fea- tured speakers from leading businesses. We con- clude our activities with a Held trip which is planned by the entire group. The ever-changing world of business offers a constant challenge and a Widening field of interest for the Commerce Club. 65 Of-licers: S. Getz, secretary, B. Cherry, vice-president, H. Davis, president, J. Bradfield, state representative, Young, treasurer. ' The Pennsylvania Student Education Associa- tion is a professional organization for those who are planning on a teaching career. This year for the first time, members were required to attend all the meetings in order to be credited with mem- bership in the local chapter. Our officers for this year planned many meetings for us. At one of these, a group of students from Grove City Schools discussed student teachers. At another, a superintendent of schools conducted mock inter- views to show us what characteristics he looked for when hiring new teachers. These programs, along with the publications which we, as mem- bers, receive, will help us all in our future careers. 66 Q Pi Kappa Delta Bottom row: M. McDougle, M. K. Steltzer, T Kozar P Rickert H Blair R Wheeler Dr Paton S Dayen Top row: Myers, A. Pintar, D. Zerfoss, J. Machen B Holes NI J Harper J Weidaw Grove City College's Alpha chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, the National Honorary Forensic Fraternity, was founded in 1922. Participation in debate, oratory, or extem- poraneous speaking is the basis of mem- bership. A student to be eligible must earn a certain number of points in these activi- ties and be active for three semesters. The topic for this year has been, Resolved: That Congress Should be Given the Power to Reverse Decisions of the Supreme Court. The advisors of Pi Kappa Delta are Dr. James Paton, Director, and Dr. William Teufel. International reception: Oxford, and G. C International Club Bottom row: A. Swetnam D Peters C Takoud M i - , . es, f . Seibig, L. Shotzbarger, J. Jenkins, K. Lyras, M. McCarl. Top row: M. Bacon, D. Engleman, E. Wetzel, Brang-Seng, E. Tzouanakis, Ghazi-Al' G. S f ' 1, te anakos, E. Adan, B. Sitler. No Samplesf' The International Club was organized by Dr. Josephine Roberts, now a retired English profes- sor. Our purpose is to promote better understand- ing among foreign countries and learn more about them through study, fellowship, and discussion. For our December meeting we had a Christmas dinner for which each member prepared a dish from his country. This year We were privileged to have members from Burma, Germany, Greece, Jordan, and the United States. We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to Dr. and Mrs. F. Kring, who became our advisors this year. Give us a big smile not too big 68 H683 4 ww I 5 Awww,-.A-.,,Q ' ..4.-.a.. ,.., ' , - . .1-.N .:.,...,.... -...... ..4g.,.,4..L.-...x -....- M..- - -Y lllfll-lllendent en's Ur anization Bottom row: E. Simpson, R. Brey, D. Cranston, R. Eriser., R. McNutt, L. Dawley, J. Bender. Second row: W Trimmer, B. Booth, VV. McCarrier, G. Teitz, McVVilliams, N. Pfundt, D. Doyle, D. Stickley, E. Delong. Functioning for the first time in Grove City College history, the Independent Men's Organ- ization is concerned with representation for in- dependent men in campus activities. We participated in the Homecoming Parade, sponsored record hops, and held parties for our members. Our president was Dave Cranston, with Dick Eriser, john Dawley, and Bob McNutt as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer respective- ly. Jay Bender acted as Student Council Represen- tative. Chow Down. Homecoming Holiday. 69 ROTC Advanced R. O. T. C. Drum and Bugle Corps Drill Team Rifle Team aiters Waiting on tables in one of the four dining rooms is one of the many ways in which a student may 1 1 1 g em-n money on campus. Positions are filled selec- Blair, Mary Anderson Pew, and Getty George, Ketler. It is their responsibility to supervise din- ing room procedures. Each year the Waiters in the girls' dorms sponsor a Christmas party for the girls. waiters in the respective dormitories are: Harry Black, West Hall' Bob Reddy Colonial' Hu h tively from the male students interested inearn- ing extra money While in school. 'liheiposition is very important to some because it IS aiding them in financing their way through college. The head l l , , R, R dd, H. Davis, B. Bottom row: D. Dayton, H. Black, W- DfiV150n- Bmtom TOIUN LB 13-L2rdi2'wRpRCli1?gfge, J, lflelsiin, S. Barnes, J. Top row: T. Hunt, P. Runge, L. Varlien. J- LIHCISHY, l- as -E lb ' ' Rauso. Berkovich, G. Ke Cf- Bottom row' R. Antos, J' Bailey, G' George' J' White' T' Harper . - , ' , S' k, K. S hlentner, F Bottom mwg J, Hogan, N. johnson, H. Blair, R. D12lIT1OIll'1d,V1?7 TOP Tow.. B. Seng, N. Verygood, T iva c ShockCY. T019 row! Karsonovich, D- Klstlera R' MO T' ' CaYlor. MYCY, G. Dambach. '71 GREE Panhellenie Council Seated: A. Harker, Young, N. McElwain, S. Amo, M. Fichter. Standing: MyerS, G- Befghofh C. Shelley, N. Tempest, N. Edwards, D. Conley, Bradiield. The eleven sorority presidents compose the Panhellenic Council. Under the leadership of Nancy McElwain, we try to promote friendshlp and cooperation among the sororities andregllliife sorority matters. Our activities this year included the Homecoming Luncheon, the Panhell Mixer, rushing and pledging, the Panhell Tea, the Pall' hell Dance, and the Greek Sing. We would like to thank the sororities for their fine cooperation and SuPP0rt in making these activities so success- ful. Did you see what she wore to the last dance? Cut-up session. X , 72 s - s K . . -'K I QR I' l . lpha Beta Tau Bottom row: L. Duvall, S. McClure, J. Devin, L. Konvolinka, J. Young, J. Chalfant, B. L. Haser, G. J. Chantler. Second row: Smith, B. Cherry, R. Maganau, Myer, N. Madson, G. Davis, G. Harrison, R. Wilson, H. Parker, M. Sabol, C. Vinton. Nineteen actives of the blue and grey returned to the campus in high spirits this fall. With Judy Young, President, Judy Devin, Secretary, Jane Chalfant, Treasurer, and Helen Parker, Chaplain. The Abbotts had a very successful year. Judy Young and Ginny Harrison were our queens in the Homecoming Parade. Always Be Together. Our Fall Party at the Penn Grove Hotel, our dinner meeting at Dr. and Mrs. Liggett's home, and our party at.Sandy Lake were memorable and enjoyable for us all. Our strong bond of friend- ship drew us closer as the year progressed and we shall uphold our motto, Always Be Together. .V . 'wg fm' ' ' P T Q ,, , i ' to Exbpiejmgj Ssyf f xgvff yt , 1 J Ny, I ,,.H xgrff tg,wf:.'.:Q,,v Q1QQL QQXQ. fjj smxgzg gs Homecoming pulchritude. Delta Delta Tau Bottom Row: S. Service, J. Marshall, M. Ruben, M. Cole, Myers,.D. M. Dahle, L. Shawgo, W'6idHW, B Sitler, K. Miner. Second Row: M. Cooke, E. Gray, J. Welton, K..Br1tton, M. Barksdale, P. Hassler, W.UI11blC D. Acklin, R. A. Engeman, A. Ruesch, j. Irwin, Kepple, L. Ripper, Gregory, Kerneny, S. Graham- The DDT's started the year by welcoming Barb Sitler as our pref. October saw Wanda and Dora Mae riding in our car for Homecoming, and in November we bid adieu to Sonja who transferred. At semesters we gave our best wishes to Wanda upon her graduation. We soon started rushing and ended the year with Pan Hell, Spring Party and Greek Sing. We fondly bid farewell to Dora Mae, Diana, and Karen and are looking forward to another fine year. I move we buy some more chaiTS Half a leg, half a leg, half a leg onward. Delta Ume a llho Bottom Row: M. MacMillan, S. Maybury, J. Dennis, M. J. Fichter, C. Holland, P. Keiper, M L Myers C Frank. Second Row: S. Comfort, M. Hartung, C. Hetrick, N. Mclilwain, E. Paschall, J. Simmons J Williams C. Huebner, P. Drew, P. Clark, E. Kline, B. Menefee. This has been a busy year for the blue and gold. -We are proud to see Patti and Mary Jane as class officers. Peggy and Nancy led the drill team and cheerleaders. Mary Jane worked as treas- urer of both Panhellenic Council and Women's Governing Board, while Nancy headed Pan- hellenic Council. With our new pledge class safely through Hell Week, We approach the end of another year. Sad goodbyes must be said to Judy D., Polly, Charleen, Joyce, Nancy, Carol, Pat, Edie, anc. Judy. They, too, will say, Ever in dreams we WiQl remember. The Blazer Quarwi- Return to nature Gamma Chl Bottom row: B. Shepler, C. Hepler, B. Holes, R. lfVl1CClC1'. Second row: K. Xfllasher, M. Short, L. Walls, K. Yorlagfi, N. Tempest, M. Demmel, C. Williams, K. Keating, E. Kozar, R. A. Forman. Top row: G. Coblentz, S. Soich, M- Walter, N. Ekas, D. Greiner, M. McDougle, McKelvey, M. K. Steltzer, L. Leipold, C. Reller, D. Walker, P. Rickert, G. Kalamaras, T. jordan, M. A. Davis, A. Robinson. The sisters of the blue and white returned t0 campus thirty strong. Still excited over success- fully defending the Greek Sing trophy, we SPCM the Hrst semester with Homecoming, our 40th Anniversary, picnics, a hayride, caroling, 21 SHOW Party. Rushing and pledging our new sisters hlgh' lighted the second semester. lN7ith Spring PHTYY and the end of another wonderful year WC SHY au revoir to Pat, Anne, Nancy E., MUY Kaye' Mickey, Carolyn, Ruthie W., MHTY Ann, ind Kathie, knowing that Homecoming will bring us together again. Among our souvenirs. It's not everyone who can paint spots. 76 mum J lil- pgg, pg 0 v Gamma i ma Phi Bottom row: Widler, V. Beeman, Ohman, N. Simpson. Second row: G. McGlade, B. R. McBride, L. Reid- maier, D. Pierce, N. Edwards, S. Andre, M. McKeeta, B. Jones, J. Bauer, Blatt. Top row: E. Sacripant, N. Tice, S. Eisler, M. Mullen, A. Pintar, M. Leonard, M. Wzilker, B. A. Calupca, B. Leonard, R. Kiebler, S. Hen- derson, M. Pfundt, C. Clemenson. The Gamma Sigs returned to Grove City and began the year with a successful Homecoming. Our fall party, a hay ride, was enjoyed by all. At Halloween and Christmas, we spent pleasant eve- nings at Dr. and Mrs. Guthrie's home. We thank them for the helpful guidance and hospitality which they have given us throughout the year. Rushing and pledging resulted in a fine group of new sisters of the double blue..We send our best wishes to our seniors, Nadine, Nancy, and Millie, and to our two year student, Sandy. They laughed when I sat down at the piano Pledge class of '59. 77 Phi i ma Chi Bottom Row: P. Jurzak, B. Porter, P. Kelly, K. Hill. Second Row: H. lflfilloughby, L. Nicholson, M. L. Dinger, J. Toy, J. Hennon, A. Harker, J. McCoy, K. Spetz, L. McDonald, E. Martin. Top Row: J. McGinnis, B. Rey- nolds, J. C. Davis, J. Daugherty, P. Kitterman, P. Stover, B. Trevenen, S. Weiskircher, S. Hillis. Twenty-six green and White actives returned this fall with Anne as prexy, Jan as V.P., treas- urer, JoAnn, and secretary, Joyce. We all will remember our fall picnic at the Krings, our Hal- loween beatnik party, and the Christmas party at Pennsylvania Junior Republic which We spon- sored. After rushing and pledging came Pan Hell and our Spring party. This year came to a close too soon, for now we bid farewell and wish success and happiness to seniors Anne, Jo, Ellie, Mary Ann, Judy, Beth, P. J., Hilda, and Nancy. Thus spake Zarathustraf' Come on, Phi Sigs! i ma Delta Phi l Bottom row: L. Vogan, S. WVarntz, E. Buchanan, Leavitt, S. Amo, B. Stoyer, B. Henry, B. White. Top row: P. Smith, E. Davis, Kline, S. Kearney, Lester, Bosserman, L. Marsh, N. Blum, B. Oakes, S. Wagner, J. Kish, T. Malone, J. Wood, D. Lewis. The D'Phi's returned to campus twenty-three strong, soon to welcome Judy as our pref Homecoming and our fall Flapper Party were big successes. With the close of the semester we said goodbye to Mary Ann, all our best wishes going along with her. Rushing and pledging, the Pan Hell Dance, and our Spring Dance are now pleasant memories. As the year draws to a finish we bid farewell to our seniors-Suzy, Barb, Sandy, Bev, Barb, Betsy, and Linda. We'll be looking forward to seeing everyone together again for Homecoming next fall! I have to be so careful with my hands. He said that she said . . . ima ima ima Bottom Row: J. A. Armstrong, M. Michalko, B. Hecht, N. Liggett, G. Be.rgh0ff, A- Sutton, L gldgaqg H5322 ning, J. Hoke. Second Row: E. Rowlands, S. Ralston, H. NVett1ck, C. Davies, Prettyman, L Oy I. Conners, C. Bohn, M. Snyder, Gill, G. Ericson, B. Tiernan, Roup. Leaving behind our memories of summer, twenty-three Tri-Sigs returned to campus eagerly awaiting the events of the coming year. We were proud to receive Joanne into the sisterhood. With our new sisters welcomed into the Sisterhood, we enjoyed the second semester with Panhell, Spring Party and a gathering at Mrs. Rulfner's house. Goodbye and good luck to our departing sisters, Carolyn, Barb, and Ruth Ann. This year has given us an incentive to carry forth the traditions of the black and gold throughout the coming years. All those in favor of Yogi Bear . . 80 Snow job W i ma Theta Chi Bottom Row: C. Spencer, D. Ciampa, N. Stammelbacli, D. Pringle. Second Row: S. Dayen, J. Macinski, B. Tregembo, G. Bench, Bradfield, Fitzgerald, C. Hamblin, A. Gurgovits, L. Mfineland, J. Brahm. Top Row: J. Mfedmore, D. Milliren, M. Ashcraft, L. Arbuthnot, L. Cantoni, A. Pollins, D. Johnson, S. Patterson, J. Walker, L. Harris, M. Grace. Rally round the flag, girls! I hate these publicity shots. The twenty-four sisters of the purple and White excitedly returned to campus this year. Home- coming was outstanding with Ann Pollins and Jo Bradfield reigning as queen and attendant. Jo was also crowned Queen of the R.O.T.C. Ball. Our spirits rode high when We received pref Donna. Mrs. Smith, our sorority mother, joined us for Christmas Dinner at the Penn Grove. We send best Wishes to those who are leaving us g Ann, Jo Ann, Judy, Lois, Sandy, Jo, and Gwen, as We look forward to another Wonderful year. 81 Theta Alpha Pi l Bottom Row: S. Hollander, L. H b ld ar o , B. Prince, D. Vinkovitch, B. Montgomery, D. Conley, R A Waddell M. Blackburn, D. Lundahl, R. Wilson. Second Row: E. Bishop, S. Moritz, D. Judt, B. Bottenhorn B Rlrk L. Kennedy, G. Haynes, B. Owens, L. Ryan, C. Hutchins, B. Getz, S. Cole, M. Russell. 1 Under the guidance of our new sorority parents, Mr. and Mrs. jack Behringer, the Theta Alph's had a wonderful year filled with num- erous activities. Soon we welcomed D into the lavender and gray. We were proud to see three of our sisters as Sweethearts in the Home- coming Parade: Sheila, Lynn, and Dot. Our an- nual fall party was again enjoyed by all. The year passed rapidly, culminating in all our Spring activities. Bidding our seniors farewell, we're look- ing forward to another good year. iane Judt 82 Fourth platoon at parade rest Tell us, Connie. Theta Kappa Bottom row: M. Bacon, B. Schlicher, J. Katzenmeyer, M. Reed, C. Shelly, J. Carlin, E. Elliott, N. Belog, J Webb. Second row: B. Keller, S. Baggs, Reed, N. Rigler, 'N. Shawgo, G. Carson, B. Hunter, P. Conti, B Yusko, C. Gibson. Pleasant memories of this year will linger al- ways with the Theta Kaps. High lighting the first semester were a party at the Outing Club cabin and a Christmas get together just before vacation. With rushing and pledging followed by the Pan- hell dance, the semester slipped away. Spring ' Party made us realize that we must say good-bye to our seniors: Shelly, Barb, Nancy, Beryl, Joan, Joyce, Nancy and to our two-year secs., Barb and Ruth. To them we dedicate our motto, May we never, never part. Stock car racing between halves. Do you think we could find a nine-girl suite? 31 1 B 83 ll 0 ' 6 Inter - Fraternlt Connell Bottom row: L. Varljen, R. Montgomery, K. Akeson, R. Mustello, H. Davis, Hogan, T. Lamatta, B. Lewis. Second row: G. Taylor, B. Antos, T. Williams, R. Hallman, G. Dabkowski, YV. Stewart, R. Hunter, G. Kefler, W. Martin. The Inter-Fraternity Council, whose aims are to cooperate and aid in all college activities, to maintain the college traditions and spirit, and to promote new ideas for the betterment of the school and fraternities, handles all affairs involv- ing the fraternities as a whole. lt operates as an agency of unity among the fraternities on campuS- Each fraternity has two delegates to serve in this capacity. ln addition it promotes scholaStiC achievement. The il. F. Ball which the counCi1 sponsors is an outstanding social event. Greetings from the President! You are getting sleepy, sleepy XX N. Adelphikos First Row: B. Lindsey, G. Keffer, E. Lynch, H. Hunter, P. Miller, C. Emery, J. Cressman, C. Weisiger Second Row: D. Kohlmeyer, H. Lowry, R. Jamison, E. Smith, R. Kinzer, K. Buth, R. Clark, C. Berberich C Pyle 1. Houseman, W. Kammerdiener, Dunnmire, T. Redhair, Lynn. The twenty-seven members of the Adelphikos, with strong support from Mr. Smock, our advisor, made the 1959-60 college year outstanding for the Purple and Gold. Frequent parties, a hard Work- ing pledge class, and a strong feeling of brother- hood and unity made this a year to be cherished by all the members. We will miss our fourteen graduating brothers, but with the aid of our twenty-one new members, We hope to carry on the fine spirit they leave us. Straight A's in Sack Lab. I'll be Maverick and you Beta i ma First row: D. Kweder, W. Faloon, R. Bausum, G. Kording, H. Davis, T. Howe, W. Martin, S. Gustafson, B. Rankin. Second row: E. Klause, J. Groetz, N. Gaynor, R. Strawbridge, W. Cope, R. Churilla, D. Cannon, Thompos, J. Risley, B. Glass, j. Berkovich, D. Say, Swentkowsky, M. Neil, L. Pedreira. Third row: F. Maeder, J. Black, L. Cooper, R. Beitel, D. Klaas, R. Hughes, J. Linnemeyer, D. Lohr, J. Isett, E. Stasik, F. Peo, DeLoss. Beginning a tremendously successful year, the Betas returned to campus thirty-two strong, soon to increase their number by seven prefs. Our Fall calendar was highlighted by the winning of the annual Homecoming Float contest and the alumni dinner at the Humes Hotel. Under a new rushing program, the Betas pledged twenty-three men. Throughout the pledge period, these men grCW mentally, spiritually, and scholastically toward the day when they would earn Brotherhood in the Fraternity. As thoughts of Spring, I. F. Dance and Spring Party formed, sadness reflected with knowl- ffB H u ,, . est Cor Show In years' edge that we must bid farewell to seven Brothers- Homecoming dinner at the Humes Hotel. Delta lota Kappa Bottom Row: B. Johnson, T. LaMotta, R. Plano, R. Mustello, B. Hallman, R. Bishof, J. Green, john Shawgo Seconid Row: T. Brown, T. Zamparini, B. Oppelt, E. Miles, D. Bauer, B. Davidson, L. Burden, B. Troy, E. King B. Mlles, Coma, S. Szitas. Top Row: K. Riggle, R. Guarnieri, B. Hunter, F. Moser, D. Zanarini, B. Mervosh, G. Greneck, R. Michaels, G. Geyer, H. McClelland, R. Burkhardt, D. Marguglio, M. Koempel. Last Fall thirty-two Brothers of the Golden Goblet returned to campus. We celebrated our annual social functions-Homecoming Party, Christmas Party, Spring Party, and IF Dance. In IF sports, Rich Bishof led our keglers to the bowl- ing championship, our second leg on the trophy. This year We say So long to eleven great DIK brothers: Don Bauer, Rich Bishof, Ray Guarnieri, F Bob Hallman, Tom LaMotta, Dante MargugliO, Howdy McClelland, Ed Miles, Ralph Mustello Ron Plano, and John Shawgo. To these outstand ing members We Wish all the success and happi ness the future can offer. Need a little help there, Bob? Y0u've got to start getting more rest! Epsilon Pi Bottom row: B. Adams, A. Fiorentini, C. Taylor, G. Dabkowski, B. Bellis, R. Carlson, R. Bachura, H. Guarnieri. Second row: P. DaVia, Passilla, B. jackson, P. Stone, M. Pawk, C. Runyon, T. Brice, K. McCourt, L. Mas- quelier, R. Hisey, J. Barry, F. Piateck, P. Daley, Andrews, B. Roscoe, G. George. Top row: R. Lamanna, J. Smoyer, T. Orlando, U. Van Der Valk, Jackal, Christy, B. Casalandra, T. Reilly, N. Wilmans, T. Hunt, F. Kroeger. The Epers arrived on campus last fall with forty-three brothers to keep the ball rolling. After a successful Homecoming Banquet at the Penn- Grove with more than eighty returning alumni, the Epers moved into another gratifying I. F. sports season. Our faculty advisors, Dr. Guthrie and Jack Schlossnagel, worked hand in hand with the fraternity to continue the ideal of brothers Working for the good of all. With the loss of Seniors balanced by incoming Freshmen, the leadership has passed into capable hands and will carry on the traditions of the fraternity that have been upheld since l9l9. We ve come about your dues. The Gay Gedunkers. Hflllllil lpha Phi Bottom row.: N. Long, Gillis, D. Lindblad, j. Hoffman, B. Tregembo, B. Waidley. Second row: W. Greena- way, T. Smith, W. Tretheway, C. Stewart, D. Dayton, R. Montgomery, T. Frantz, W'. Stewart, F. Kelley, D. Walton. Thzrd rozo: Major Smith, R. Nordstrom, Urner, C. Welch, Ostergard, R. Staley, D. Paton, R. Bryfogle, Younkms, L. Rainertsen, W. Kelly, YV. Stier, J. Smith, H. Passanger, YV. Paup, G. Marsh, R. Parise, j. Bonner, Dr. Hinde. Top row: B. Wiggins, T. Mallets, C. Teclaw, B. Taber, D. Gaus, D. Hetzler, D. Peters, R. Featherland, E. Lang, R. Schriner, T. Butler, D. Young. 1959-60 was the best year for the KAP's. Fifty brothers returned and had an excellent rushing season which resulted in a fine pledge class of green and white. Working together, our social events went over with a smash. Hats are off to our faithful advisors Dr. Howard Hinde and Major Myron Smith. To Major Smith, leaving us for another tour of duty with the Air Force, the KAP's say thanks for the three years he has been our advisor. We must also say good-bye to our first pledge class which was activated in the spring of 1957. Look, Mom! No cavities! of KAP capers at Homecoming. 89 u Lamha Phi Bottom row: P. jurnack, J. Bunner, J. Goukh, W. Killorn, L. Kittner, P. Bostur. Second row: W. Jennings, T. Williams, H. Hope, H. Black, L. Varljen, D. McNeal, S. Johnson, T. Blair, B. Benedict, Dr. Kring. Third row: B. Luckock, C. Rea, L. Gargaz, C. Wazznecker, Kielczewski, R. Ferg, D. Conway, Slavcofi, N. Johnson, Gibson, R. Hartman, W. Scherrbaum, J. Nelson, G. E. Daw, G. Knapp. Top row: Crooks, R. Cetola, D. Moody, J. McGill, D. Hogan, Ryhal, L. Astramecki, Miller, P. Buttner, P. Rickabaugh, R. Reddy. As the end of the l959-60 year comes to a close, it marks the thirty-sixth successful year of service and activity for the Blue and Gold. This year saw forty-three members return to campus. Twelve Lambers who are leaving the fold this year are: Bob Benedict, Harry Black, Harry Hope, Stall Johnson, Larry Kittner, Dick McNeal, Don Moody, Paul Rickabaugh, Jim Ryhal, john Slav- coff, Junior Thompson, and Lou Varljen. OUT social highlights of the year included the Kick-Off Party, Homecoming, Halloween Party, Rushing' White Rose Dance, I. F. Dance, Spring Picnic, and Spring Party. Before and . . . After. Omicron I Bottom row: S. McKee, C. Sossman, T. Longwell, T. Ordiway, J. Hogan, A. Woodmancy, R. Antos, H. Mader Second row: VV. Davidson, A. Raymond, Mills, Paul, C. Lewis, T. Ford, J. Kaal, D. Beecher, D. Taylor, J. Danas, R. Savorn. Third row: F. Gaylor, Isherwood, D. McGee, Bailey, C. O'Donnell, G. Murray, W Skalyo, Christian, C. Osborn, Mr. Sisler. The Red and White returned thirty strong and after welcoming two preferentials began our so- cial events with a rousing Homecoming. A very successful rushing period followed and we were pleased to accept twenty-four pledges into our order. Our Christmas party followed with its tra- ditional gifts and colorful decorations. All too soon the annual I. F. Dance and Spring Party rolled around which means the closing of our social season. Our hats are off to our nine depart- ing seniors whose leadership and influence will dwell with us always in the following years. vi QYMW We have a request for Clair de Lune. y, WMM W It will never Hoat. Pan ophic Bottom row: J. Miller, C. Bestwick, W. Lewis, K. Akeson, W. Bryson, R. Thomas, Rauso. Second row: R. Bringle, 'K. Culley, J. MacFarland, B. Niemeyer, L. Brown, F. Keck, P.,Kardos, R. Curran, D. Blake, F. Ran- sick. Thwd row: D. Leise, D. Johnston, B. Bie, B. VVhite, D. Campbell, M. Cassidy, D. McLaughlin. What gutter ballPP A loaf of bread, a jug of wine 92 Founded on the ideals of Brotherhood, Love and Loyalty, the Pan Sophie Fraternity enjoys the distinction of being the first established fra- ternity on the Grove City College campus. With unity and brotherly fellowship as tW0 of the primary objectives of the fraternity, we strive t0 maintain a closely-knit membership of thirty men. With each year comes the passing of another fine group of members from the college and the Pan Sophic Fraternity-better men, we hope, for hav- ing been brothers of the Pan. Our sincere best wishes go to these men of the class of '60. ' R Q Q SESS! Q21 Sew , as gigs .KV X X N.-. asks 2 is 'NNQ no 5 X Q . XXL igmfl lpha igma Bottom Row: Adams, YV. Rice, F. Tennies, L. lfVolf, W. Tremitiere, H. Blair, R. Quindlen. Second Row J. White, J. Gilchrist, T. Arnold, P. Roehm, R. Knapp, D. Miles, J. Van Houten, J. Holtzinger, E. Martin Third Row: D. Abrams, R. Garfield, P. Scholten, G. Higbee, F. Hoffman, G. Berger. The probationary fraternity, Sigma Alpha Sig- ma, celebrated the return of twenty-three brothers this year, and immediately We began the construc- tion of our Hrst Homecoming Hoat with the theme Around the World in 80 Days. Our rush pro- gfilm was very successful this year and resulted 1n seventeen pledges. The activities of the brown and silver for the year consisted of a Homecoming dinner at the Penn-Grove, a Christmas dinner- dance, and an exciting Spring Party, which ended with farewells to six graduating brothers: Ed Martin, Fran Tennies, Lynn Wolf, Dave Black, Jlm Gilchrist, and Hugh Blair. Chicken Little says, The Sky is falling. And get those reindeer off my r00f! , , K , s I . .G ,V 5, . f W . M Vs xvf ,Z eviw ,Q , gy B X Jail V' fy'-V ' K+' X3 7 K Wax 4, M , Q f 0 , , .X ,., .Q ,, Nw af S X N 2,2 'fgi , ,mf 'X . ,, ,, -WK ,V CY, 9x , VV Q 4 1 f X - 'gixffff MS' f 2 1 f ew U Kyo , WS f QQ Mi 0 , fi 'XS ,M , U, Z H Jw X x, 1 Y X 95 71 '57 W4 A NNWYXX ' xt w X . , kv -- ,, , -4-f.-..... .,,..,,...-,.....,-,.....,...-,......,1-q1s-,.Qv-7p,.,, rw.,-.-W-.-W--. ...,,..--.,...--v-1 1 1 x X if x Q .YA Q ,R N X' in Q gw ff x Q All Q s N an 'Oi 'Q M 'P .. S N , my X SR N '- 1: Q win M MMA 1 W2 QS 5 Football v Bottom Row: N. Wilmans, B. Antos, R. Casalandra, R. Mustello, R. Plano, T. LaMotta, J. Thompson, J Groetez, P. DaVia, G. George. Second Row: J. Coma, M. Koempel, P. Kardos, A. Bittel, D. Miller, Smoyer, T. Harper, E. Grenek, T. Pfeiffer, T. Williams, G. Winovich, J. Kaal. Third Row: Holloway, M. Schwerin W. Cribbs, T. Sivak, J. Karsonovich, R. Ruby, W. Seanor, W. Johnson, H. Moxley, McDonald, B. Pearlman, W. Myer. Fourth Row: W. Evans, E. Snyder, R. Miller, W. Deveney, McGrath, S. Barnes, R. Stroup, P. Claus- sen, S. Beckett, W. Dodds, D. Shockey, R. Krebs. Top Row: T. Brown, R. Mervosh, Coach Behringer, Mr. Bri- denbaugh, Mr. Ruffner, Dr. Hartman, H. Hope. The Grove City Wolverines boasted an unim- JE xpp, pressive record but outstanding individual play Q in the l959-60 season. Jake LaMotta received rec- ognition by being selected on the first team, All- ,NE N State. This was the first time a Wolverine had been 4? We. ,t,zq,m,pTa so honored. Also, he was named to the Little All- American team. Ron Plano was one of the most consistent and underrated players on the team. The absence of Mustello and Thompson will definitely be felt. Although Bob Casalandra is not a senior, he has put forth a fine showingwhich netted him an honorable mention on the Little All-American team. Here's a real knee-1 S apper' LaMotta receives outstanding player award. 96 Thirty hath September daze. I have thee not and yet I see thee still. Grove City OPPOWWWS Grove City Opponents 0 . . . Waynesburg . . . 0 0 A I Allegheny I . I 14 14 . . . Clarion . . . 24 14 . . Lebanon Valley . . 20 27 . . Marietta . . . 6 14 . . . Westminster . . . 24 23 - - Be'3h2mY - ' - - 5 6 . . . Carnegie Tech . . . 27 27 . , , Hiram , , , , , , 6 He'll never get away! 97 OCCQI' Bottom row: C. Takoudes, B. Haednick, T. Snodgrass, C. Sossman, C. Sorzano, L. Varljen. Second row: R. Hunter, C. Backman, H. Thomas, H. Davis, Levisky, R. George. Third row: D. Conway, A. Johnston, W. Schwadron, B. Moore, D. Myles, D. Abrams. Fourth row: Ghayi-Sli, C. Davison, B. Hallman, A. Fiorentini, B. Oppelt. Top row: R. Cetola, P. Buttner, D. York, W. Long, P. Daley, B. Rice. Hold still, would you? The Soccer Team this year completed their tenth consecutive season with a .500 or better record. Sulfering from several injuries, the team continued to play hard and put all they had into the contest. Pete Buttner did an excellent job 35 key ballhandler and was honored by being the first Grove City player to be named to the All- American second team, inside right. He was als0 selected for the second team, center forward, OH the All-Eastern Soccer Team. In addition to Butt- ner, Bill Oppelt was given honorable mention 011 the All-Eastern Team. Gu ard that goal. -. u , Put your right foot in . All together now, one, two, three! X , Mudville fights back. 1' 99 Grove City Oppgngm 5 . . Case Tech . . O 3 . . Oberlin . . 2 2 . . Pitt . . 1 2 . . Akron . 3 3 . . Frostburlig . . 3 3 . . Allegheny . . l 0 . . Slippery Rock . . . 1 0 . . Slippery Rock . . . 3 0 . . Fenn . . 3 My father was a Cossack. Basketball f V ' ' f 'V' W iff Wx 'mm' U., ,,,, . Bottom row: T. Orlando, B. Roscoe, B. Niemeyer, T. Robinson, R. Carlson, Bailey, R. Savorn. Top row: F. Caylor, B. Cope, R. Wilson, J. Moran, T. Brice, R. Patrick, B. Pratt, B. Pearlman, W. McConnell, S. McKee, H. Hope, Coach Leviton. The Grove City College Basketball Team url- der the leadership of Dan Leviton Wound up with an unimpressive 6-14 record this season. 0116 Of their setbacks was the loss of their best defensive player, Ralph Carlson. Bart Niemeyer did a ter- rific job of keeping the team going. He broke the single record for rebounding and led the team in scoring. The Grovers showed a strong team spirit throughout the entire season and WCTC al' Ways in there lighting, never giving up- The team' being made up primarily of freshmen and s0Ph0' mores, is looking forward to a much better 56215011 next year. that a rnan's reach should exceed his gTa5P' Grove City Opponent 69 . . . Geneva . . . 76 64 . . Mt. Union . . . 55 67 . . Carnegie Tech . 76 82 . . Wooster .... 85 63 . . Waynesburg . . 75 44 . . Westminster . . 86 79 . . Clarion .... 101 50 . . Carnegie Tech . 77 74 . . Edinboro . . . 60 64 . . Indiana . . . 75 81 . . Waynesburg . . 64 68 . . Edinboro . . . 76 73 . . Slippery Rock . . 83 64 . . Allegheny . . 59 73 . . Geneva . . '75 69 . . . Clarion . . 75 It's all mine! 101 Oh stop showing oPEl immin -.., ew v 3 f J if W' M W f f . .E D... I . Bottom Row: M. Monahan, D. Campbell, Mills, C. Taylor, E. Mays. Second Row: T. Luffey, Catalfnxf C. Wazenegger, D. Dowell, T. Smith, P. Raupach, V. Doutt, A. Borland, Coach Longnecker. Top Row. . Dompkowski, D. Pinkerton, B. Bastl, W. Faloon, C. Rawson, L. Astramecki. X We 77 ffm M Ifwrifhgcifffesfi1i'1'75i'1 Sh ' ' Flrst 1n the Western Pennsylvan1a OH CTC r -, yglj u,yfffi2V,V, 7, 7 I ,M ,QzjfYf?!WyV,A. ..:. We ylexgei second 1n the G. C. C. Relay Inv1tat1on , y , ' h' Meet are ' ' ' second ID the Penn-Ohlo Champ1ons IP , im the results of the vigorous Work done by OUT SW team under the valuable coach g mins My LLQA, l43r!,,,,, ' - ,,.. QZMQXQ. . Q I .f., A My . ' - - , N ff tfft y , . . f necker. Cred1t should be gwen to C0 CaP h Q f . ., eff. f ff -vf. e., - - so . s Chuck Taylor and Jack Mills-and also d. . ,, V C . lvln - ' lf S ' followmg who broke records. Earl MayS, 3' ,J . f Jim Catalano, 220 free style, Paul Raup21Ch, 15232 Pinkerton, and Bin Been, 440 medley relay- igm' posed mostly of freshmen, the team IS 100 mg forward to another successful season 11CXt Y backstrokeg and Tom Luffey, Paul RaupHCh, ear. J Underwater Mermen. if fi f-21 .1 . 17 WJ.. 102 , f A fu f'V,,'? .Q fy, r . . - ' . f .1 ey: . -ga Wait for me, fellows. Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove City City City City City City City City City City City City Carnegie Tech Hiram Allegheny Oberlin W. Sc Carnegie Tech Westminster Westminster Slippery Rock Bowling Green A Bowling Green B Hiram Think or thwimf' 103 Rifle Team Bottom row: C.. Miller, G. Farren, P. McElroy, R. Bogert, C. Karsten, R. Stone. Top row: Capt. Lewis, J. Weir, D. Wible, L. Stallsmith, W. Shannon, Tosh, D. Jennings. Coach Lloyd Lewis, as rifle coach, in three years has managed to shape one of the finest riile teams in the district. Thirteen matches were scheduled this season and G.C.C. was again chosen to spon- sor the N.R.A. sectional tournament which was held March 18-19. Two records that were broken were the 1404 team total and Chris Karsten's in- dividual total of 287. Team effort, remarkable im- provement by freshmen jim Weir and Gary Far- ren, and the boost given by Bill Shannon all added to the winning team. Next year should be an even bigger one for the marksmen as there will be no graduation losses. I think we can settle this peacefully. You can't get a man with a gun. as XS 4 -A Me . . H g SC orer I You're kidding. Hyou mean We made the team? Grove City Opponent Grove City Opponent 1348 1387 1380 1322 1373 1352 1348 1404 1332 1366 1342 1219 1373 1384 1371 Baseball Bottom row: G. George, K. Smith, J. LaMotta, J. Marshall, W. Stewart, R. Plano, W. Martin, F. Pro, L. Varljen, R. Castello. Second row: Urner, Coach Behringer, B. Rankin, R. Michaels, W. Paup, C. Mehrmann, A. Bittel, M. Cassidy, M. Neal, F. Crum, Coach Hartman. Last year Grove City's Crimson and White was seen on the baseball diamond for the first time since 1926. Under the line coaching of Jack Be- hringer and Joseph Hartman, the new team won four games and lost six. This lighting team was particularly helped last season by the hitting of Bill Stewart and the pitching of Ron Plano. We can all be proud of the new baseball field built on upper campus, and with these new facilities we hope more prospective baseball players will make the Crimson and White tops in baseball. Next year will see a larger and more extensive schedule, including hopes for more wins and fewer losses. Team contemplates storming west. , 1.-nmnimmuxs l - , I'1l race you to right field. Grove City opponent 0 . . Duquesne .... 12 7 . . Allegheny . . 1 5 . . Clarion . . . 2 6 . . W Sc J . . . . 5 ll . . Slippery Rock. . . 12 fextm inningsj 2 . . Westminster . . 4 3 . . Geneva . . . 17 4 . . Waynesburg . . . 2 fextra inningsj 1 . . Mt. Union . . . 2 1 . . Mt. Union . - 5 107 Slugger Stewart Track and Cross Countr Bottom row: C. Taylor, Coach Longnecker, Hoffman, WY Killorn, E. Mays, R. Jolliffe, R. Churilla, R. Nace, R. Bens, R. Hordusky, J. Crooks, K. Culley, D. Longwell, J. Danas. Top row: C. Karsten, Lynn, T. Hunt, P. DaV1a, N. Wil- mans, T. Reilly, T. Robinson, J. Smoyer, R. Casalandra, F. Wadsworth, M. Koempel, D. Black, R. Hartman, D. McCloskey. The 1959 Grove City College Track Team compiled an impressive record, winning seven and losing two. The thinclads placed second in the West Penn Conference. Outstanding individual point getters were Jerry Smoyer, Jake Lynn, Dave Blake, Bob Bens, Tim Reilly, Bob Casalandra, Kent Culley Tom Robinson, and Jack Hoffman. As the loss of seniors will be slight, and with the added strength of many underclassmen, the pros- pects for the on-coming year look bright. The Grove City harriers concluded the year with an unimpressive 3-6 record for the season. They placed fifth in the W.P.C. meet. The de- feated teams were Duquesne, Geneva, and St. Francis. The team, led by Captain Bob Bens, was composed primarily of freshmen. The Grovers' only loss will be graduating senior Bob Bens Wh0 this year set a new course record of 21 minuteS, 45 seconds for the 4-mile course. a gotipm row,-.Dr. Penar, Killorn, R. Bens, R. Jolliffe, F. Wadsworth. Top row: W. ee Y, N- Plttman, W. Cladls, H. jenkins, R. Thompson, R. Luckock. nm1 ul x. s W. M m i Golf and Tennis 4 . ,. c X 3 xv. x by S N. McHugh, V. Toscano, B. Marsh, B. Christy, R. Amy, R. Simmonds, F. Maeder, P. Wildman. Golf The 1959 Grove City College Golf Team finished the season with a 3-5-2 log and a fourth place slot in the W.P.C. Tournament. The local golfers added three West Penn Conference op- ponents QSt. Francis, St. Vincent, and Duquesnej giving them a total of seven W.P.C. matches plus the West Penn Tournament. This combination added up to one of the longest and roughest slates the Grovers have had to face in recent years. Tennis The 1959 Tennis Team coached by Dan Levi- ton compiled a mediocre 3-8 record for the season. From this team the two graduated top men, Joe Hartary and Don McMillan, will leave a large gap which must be filled. Freshmen are expected to play a great part in building up the Wolverine team for 1960. The schedule this year will include more West Penn Conference members and should provide the basis for a spirited 1960 season. Bottom row: R. Wright, D. McMillan, J. Hartary, C. Mfelsh, Wright, T. Fracel. Top row: T. Harper, C. Lewis, B. Quindlen, R. Reeder, Coach Leviton. e, '55 V l I mmafgtym 2 1 1 la 3 Wrestlln Are those mine? Down, I say, down. Hold it! I lost my contact lens. This year Grove City initiated its first Wrestling team. With 20 semi-experienced men, a coach who had only desire to Win for coaching experi- ence, and a bottle of Haro, the Grovers tackled a six match, one tournament schedule. The team came out on the short end of the win column with two Wins, four losses and a fourth place in the Hiram tournament. jim Young and Don Say turned in undefeated seasons for the matmen. The loss of only two seniors and a twelve-match schedule should give the team needed depth for a bright future. Cheerleaders -1 A . s ,we Varsity Cheerleaders. Bottom row: S. Moritz, M. Russell, L. Harris, N. Stammelbach. Top row: N. Mclilwain, H. Wettick, G. Berghoff, M. Ashcraft. The Grove City cheerleaders arrived on campus during orientation to introduce the college cheers to the freshmen. A few weeks later tryouts were held to choose the two full squads who would cheer for this year's athletic events. Eight girls were chosen for the varsity squad and nine girls junior Varsity Cheerleaders: P. Kelly, O. Adair, G. Reic for the junior varsity squad. These two squads worked together in the cheerleading class, at the boniire, pep rallies, and at the Homecoming foot- ball game. Through developing new cheers and working for precision as a squad, the cheerleaders did much to encourage school spirit. ' henfeld, B. Mont- S B ll Youn K S etz, C. Spencer, L. Paul, S. Hollander. gomery, . e ,j. g, . p Drill Team Bottom row M Blackburn S Bishop J Wedmore S Ralston C Hutchins P Drew M Reed K Beswick J Rickett C Kilpatrick Second 'row L Arbuthnot N Benner I Irwin L Shawgo B Tregembo J Toy Hennon D Ciampa P Leis J Gill P Dav1s S Henderson Top row J Smith B Haser L Harbold K H111 S Comfort S Sahl1 D Lewis P Stover M Cole S Buvinger B jones Practice makes perfect Another year has gone by s1nce the girls march- ing drill team was first organized and with more experience and self confidence added to their ranks they have once again been the delight of the football and basketball crowds Under the direction of Miss Esther Post, the student direc- tors, Connie Hutchins, Shirley Ralston, and Peggy Drew, did a Hne Job leading the girls through their many formations The girls ended the year by performing in an outstanding fashion for the May Day program Guide right! tee' fi s S . is sf X 2 Uutin Club Bottom row: D. Burrows, B. Paup, C. Shelley, M. Cole. Second row: T. Moon, A. Robinson, J. Kepple D. Sharp, L. Mumich, C. Mehrmann, M. Demmel, B. Vlfiggins. Top row: W. Trimmer, D. Davis A Zekan, J. Webb, S. lflfarntz. Under the leadership of our fine officers, the Outing Club this year provided a friendly, in- formal atmosphere for all those who enjoy out- door activities. Many memories of the fun of the various outings held at the rustic Outing Club cabin will always linger with us. Not to be forgotten are the Christmas party at the cabin, the exchange outings with the Allegheny Outing Club, and the wonderful ski trip over semesters. Tfhe 1959-60 year was a banner year for the grow- mg and popular Outing Club. .WX f f all , W 5 2' , Q .M Abominable snowman visits cabin 52 Let's try it backwards. R 114 arsit ' Officers: President, Tom LaMottag Vice President, Lou Varljeng Secretary, Harold Davis, Treasurer, Bob Bens, Business Manager, Bob Hallman, Spotter Chairman, Bill Rice. Jake, our president, If you don't like the suggestion we can alwa throw it out. ' YS The Varsity G Club is an organization of upperclassmen who have earned a college letter for athletics. As members of the club, we are required to participate in the club projects for which we receive points. Among our pr0jCCtS HTC the publication of the Spotter, the runningof the Football Refreshment Stand, the sp0I1S0T1U8 of the Football Contest, the Basketball Pr0gTHIH, 1 Dance and the Bowling Tournament, the Annua Playday. We also assist the Athletic Department by handling the sticks at football games, funnlng the towel for soccer, and judging at the SW1mmmg II1CCtS. 0men's thletic, ssociation 1-run--Q-.-......-..,. , Our Ofiicers' President Gail Bergholf Vice President o A The Women's Athletic Association, one of the largest and most active organizations on campus, again had a big year. A Wide variety of intramural tournaments, such as basketball, bowling, hockey, ping-pong, badminton, bridge, and volleyball, were open to the women of the college. High- lighting the year was the annual Water show which , l t - , 5 - , J nn Gurgovitsg Secreta , Pat Kitterrnang Treasurer, ud MCGIHHISQ Recorder, Babs Cherry. ry J 5 was presented in April. The W.A.A. was also in charge of the Big-Little Sister picnic which was given during the freshmen orientation. Member- ship into this organization is open to all Women and is gained by earning a required number of points through sports activities. 'pm-n-vw ,- ,,,, ZS! f wx! Az y W ?WW5A.' , J' yf if MJ 349 s ,,5,,f f- , H4 .w.AQ,4af-M,. . x W 4 Sm XX XM fffx 7XSW ,f X X x gpm f , Q ,. M ,Sf -5 J ws I - 1 J :S A I A ,ffl , - -1, Y . ' 1 Q L I. '1 . 'i I r 451 be 5 .W VV ,. Q I.: 5 7 V Z wi ' , Z J 1 'Q X 14,115 Tala- gf -. , - -Q rv--0-yrs,-f-:,,.,.:--1.-,..,...-.M,-V-N.-,ff---go--r-15-w-wff-1. 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V .Af ' ,J f ' 1 V .f -7 -, , , f ff , V , X WW. ,. ,.,,,,W,,,WJ, ,,: ng A A K A 4. I ,,v,QbWv4,f-. - g, Wi, . , , ' m, 'f'..zX'M3:f:,7, If fflfyww . , 'Q' , fm , if WP' ,WW W :FWZ M, fy fwwwx A , I , Q. W, ww V -WW! ,- M , WW' ,XJ WvW,vv,m', V ,J my W! -.W V, f gl! 4 i V M, ,W-W WH'-'Q ., W,f' f 0 ' 'wgwfm 7 W ' fvff f -..VY . f. f 4' , Our President i 1960 marked the fourth year that Dr. Stanley Harker has so ably served as our president. We are all very grateful to him for all that he has done both for us as individuals and for the college as a Whole. Both he and Mrs. Harker have shown their great interest and devotion to Grove City College through the many extra things they do for its students, faculty, and organizations. With the highest enrollment in the history of the college, Dr. Harker successfully dealt with such problems as the need for additional faculty members. Through his fine alumni Work, he has increased interest in the future of the college. Our deepest thanks go to Dr. Harker for an- other fine year. Praises from each son and daughter . . . L 1 Board uf Trustees Much of the success and progress of Grove City College can be attributed to the Board of Trustees. It is they who large- ly determine the general policies of the College. It is through their vision, leader- ship, devotion, and generous support that we have such' excellent facilities and such a beautiful campus. The Board as a whole meets twice a year while the Various corn- mittees meet at their discretion. During the past year, the Board suffered the loss of Trustee Emeritus William H. Burch- field. Douglas James was named alumni trustee in his place. Again this year the Board was under the leadership of Mr. J. Howard Pew, Grove City College Class of 1900. Mr. J. Howard Pew Chairman of the Board of Trustees I I ' I I I I I Il IH II 'I III I III I I 4 1 ,, is ii II I III I, Deans Mrs. Eleanor Duke Assistant Dean of Women 153 I I I Dr. William Swezey Dean of the College I I I Dr. Frederick Kring Miss Jean MacLeod Dean of Men Dean of Women fi I Mrs. Mary Troop MIS. Helen Wright Resident Head, West Hall ASSiSl5Cmf 150 the Dean of Women Administration I l , M i,i.ii V,.x i.V,, l C... MT- Affhgl' Meffift, MT- 101111 MOSCT, DF- Harold WhifC, Bottom row: Miss Nancy Sigut, Mrs. Ruth Myers, Mrs. Mr' Jaco Hassler- Winifred Huntley. rap row: Miss Mary Horsman, Mrs C. E. Carruthers, Miss Catherine Griffith, Mrs. Frances Mrs. Isabel Purvis, Mrs. Marjorie Patterson, Mrs. Norma Biddle, Mrs. Judith Mohney, Mrs. Jayne McKnight. Coulter. Mr. and Mrs. James Shorts. Mr. Charles Morris, Mr. jack Kennedy. 121 1 Buslness and O Q , , EDWARD R. BOWDEN B.S. in C., M.B.A. Business Administration CYRIL L. ELSDON , HAROLD HUGHES B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Ph.D., J.D. Business Administration Commercial Law HANS F. SENNHOLZ A.B., M.A., Sc.D., Ph.D. Economics FRANKLIN H. SUMRALL A.D., B.S.C., A.M. Accounting 1 N L R R ie R SX SE Maybe it would be easier if you tr1ed doing them in columns. 122 eeretarial Department EUGENE E. BUCHER B.S. in C., M. Ed. Professor of Typing I Want you all to get a pen a L. M. P. KILCHENSTEIN B.S. in C., M. Ed. Secifetaiial Studies ., IQ MRS. C. W. RUFFNER MRS. D. H. NICHOLS Well . . . 1fS sort of my own sySfCm' Secretarial Practice B.S. in C. Secretarial Studies 123 Education and JOSEPH A. HARTMAN THADDEUS H. PENAR A B.S. in C., M.A., Ph.D. B.S. in C., M. Ed., Ed. D. JEANA.BI.IC15IX1QgLSON Education Education and Psychology Elementazhy Edukagion so Simple even a Child can use ity A test ' t h' k r stick Joe , 1S no a 1C 0 y , - 124 1 s S I K 1 1 . y 57 QI S chology Department JOHN D. COPP FREDERICK S. KRING BA., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. B.S. in Ed., M. Ed., Ed.D Psychology Psychology She's really a nice girl . . He jumped on your foot . . . the little darling! En lish Department . QQ , . A DOUGLAS T. Bocmzs CARL G. EASTER MARGARET PATRICIA FORD SQNDRA MILEY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., A.M. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., M,A, English English English English SUZANNE Moss i T .. A.B., M.A. English Fish or cut bait, Miss Konvolinkaf' fy X V f X 4 ' A k N A X Q A X kv. . x I 55: 5 'f XX JAMES PP-TON III JAMES L. SANDERSON A.B., gx2..LEg1lPh.D. A.B., MA., php, 5 English Zounds Act I, Scene II. I 126 Deeeh Department MU-DRED A- PECK WILLIAM C. TEUFEL B-A-, MA- Bs., MA., Ph.D. Speech Speech Yes, I was serious about the qu1z. About your performance in Don juan . . Friends, Romans, and Countrymen! .Friends , , . do you ind yourselves lonely? 127 ' Histor and Political t cience ALBERT F. GOODWIN B.S., M.B.A. Economics RAYMOND M. LORANTAS A.B., M.A. H istoiy JAMES NIACDONALD B-S-, IU Ed., A.M. History LARRY GARA GEORGE K. EGGLESTON A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D History and History and Politics Political Science Students appreciate visual aids. Here's a bound copy of my lectures. Uvivlo , Heli ion and Philosoph H ll . fi x 5 V I. D 1 it DI l. i I R l e v I .S ,f CHARLES P. CRESSMAN EUGENE LIGGITT 15 A.B., B.D., S.T.M., Ed.D. A.B., B.T., M.T,, D,D, If Sociology Religion and Sociology i FE R if ii, D 1, Y O , Q? fi 15 S. gi 4 f vll 5. fi! lil ,I J ll if The function of sociology is . . 3 ,li ' A familiar figure in the pulpit. 1, T, gf I A s Y L v DWIGHT H. GUTHRIE A.B., S.T.B., S.T.M., D.D., Ph.D. Religion PETER H. MoNsMA A.B., A.M., Th.B., Ph.D. Philosophy and Religion HENRY A. RODGERS A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Religion and Gveek Langue e Department C A. NEWCQMER JONATHAN B. LADD ROBQSI, I?q.?LER H11???SM.A., Ph.D. B.s. in Ed., AM., Ph.D. Modern Languages Spanish Modern Languages ELMER W. WEITZ B.S. in Ed., M.A. German Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Tx Me ustan todas . . 3 HARRY B. WELLS A.B., MA. Modern Languages - 1 Learn those 1rregu1ar verbs. usie and rt Departments 1 Lois JEAN BYERS EDGAR B. COLE w 0 A C B-S-, M-Ed Bs., MA., Ph.D. SCAQMfNfKS,NiOPER AW Music and Fine Arts Music ESTHER REYNOLDS B.M., M.S. in Ed. Music Creating can be a messy business! Music . . . the fine art of life. L We can't always like the song. E. ALAN Woon B.M. fpiano and organj, M. Mus. Music Wx J L Ph sins Department uma Q, s we J. BRUCE DAVIS FRANK C. FARNHAM RUSSELL P. SMITH B.S. in Ed., C.E.S.F., A.B., Sc.M. A.B., A.M. M. Ed. Physics Physics Physics Now 1f volume X dens1ty equals Here s our new outer-space ray gun. I wonder what would happen - athematies Department At J .x,,, , ' za ,,.. w HOMER BECHTELL PHILIP CARPENTER JACK SCHLOSSNAGEL B-S-, MA- B.S., M.S. B.s., Litt.M. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Let X equal the unknown . . 'Tm not sure, but it looks like some sort of code. Two and two make . . Biolo LAVERNE H. DURKEE B.S., M.S. Biology B Department HOWARD P. HINDE WILLIAM W. SWEZEY A.B., M.S., Ph.D. B.S., Sc.D. Biology Biology Z A few things Daddy slipped over. Date with a dinosaur. See anyone you know? .RX X e 1 Chemistr Department X GEORGE W. BENNETT RALPH R. BOOTH JOHN W. HAAS, JR. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Chemistry Natural Science and Chemistry Chemistry Ci EDWARD W. NAEGELE, JR S.N., M.A., Ph.D. Chemistry Oh, this is jolly. You're sure it won't explode? If H is 1, and 0 is 2, then En ineering Department L A PHILIP F. GOTTLING JOSEPH C. EVANS ROGER CLARK DAWES B.E., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., M.A. B.S. in Ch.E., M.S., Ph.D Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Ch.E., .P.E. and Geology Engineering l ll GEORGE L. PEDERSON B.S., M.S., Ed.D. Mfechanical Drawing I have him in my sights now. Maybe with a coat of paint . . . DALE OWEN SMOOK B S B S ln E E Electrical Engineering Air cience JOSEPH RAMBO, JR. Lieutenant Colonel I The Air Force encircles the globe. MYRON G. SMITH Major CHARLES E. BLAIR Capmm Yes, Son. It is large. ROBERT E. -BURNS LLOYD E. LEWIS WALTER YOUNG THEODORE NIOROSKO ATRHUR MILLER DONALD WETZLER Captazn Captain Master Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant Technical Sergeant 137 Ph sieal Education Department DANIEL LEVITON JULIA GEORGE R. JACK BEHRINGER WILLIAM H. ALLEN B.S. in P.E., B.S. in P.E. B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. B.S. in C. M.S. in P.E. Wo1ncn's Physical Physical Education Bowling Physical Education Education JAMES E. LONGNECKER B.S., M.Ed. Swimming and Track Come on, spike it! Who glued that pin to the floor? ESTJEIER G. PosT CHARLES W. RUFFNER L1ttB AM Lift , - -, - . .B., A.M. Physical Education. Physical Education IIY i 5 I -. SMKQ WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE THERE IS NO WISDOM 139 I 1 V f 1 577 The enior Class Officers: President, Jerry Rausog Treasurer, Judy McGinnis, Vice-Presi- dent, Harry Black, Secretary, Ginny Harrison. Four memorable years ago, we, as frightened, eager freshmen, embarked upon this campus. Now the day for which we have been striving is approaching. As we recall the experiences of our college days, we remember many changes. Dr. Harker was inaugurated as president of our college the same year we began our college ca- reers. We were the last class to participate in i Freshmen traditions, and we all watched the rais- , ing of our new classroom building, Calderwood Hall. We have now grown to maturity. We look H- forward to fulfilling the ideals and ambitions which have been instilled in us as we face the future, richer for our college experiences. l Yes, I'm majoring in Gedunkf' 7w AW fav, fvf Qemwfmr., The Seniors meet to iron out difficulties. Seniors suffer head-swelling. 142 DIANA B. KENNETH W. SUZANNE L. JAMES R. JAMES A. ACKLIN AKESON AMO AMON . AYERS Executive History Language Chemical Accounting Secretarial Albertson Williamsville Engineering Grove City McKeesport New York New York Stoneboro Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania RICHARD A. DONALD W. JANET E. CHARLES D. NANCY A. 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KONVOLINKA KOPECKY Chemical Executive Business Engineering Secretarial Administration Butler Duquesne Springdale Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania RONALD E. ERNEST H. RICHARD M. LA MOTTE LANG LARRY Physics Electrical Economics Butler Engineering Butler Pennsylvania Cabot Pennsylvania Pennsylvania MILDRED BOYD S. BROOKS M. LEONARD LEWIS LINDSEY English Chemical Accounting Fowler Engmeefmg Pittsburgh Ohio Clairton Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 151 i r I HOWARD H. I LOWRY Mechanical Engineering - I Pittsburgh I . Pennsylvania P . SUSAN E 1 yi MCCLURE f 5, Commercial I Education I 3 J . Q Media 1 Pennsylvania 1 I. '. I I I r I fi 5 I RICHARD R. I J J MCLAUGHLIN 3 , Business I Administration Punxsutawney Pennsylvania i I , -----W 7 1 I I Ii I I I I I I I l .fl I 11 Ii V, 'r I l I I l J DOROTHY A. JOHN LUNDAHL LYNN Commercial Business Education Administration Warren Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Pennsylvania MARTHA NANCY MCDOUGLE MCELWAIN English English Erie Union Pennsylvania New Jersey DAVID G. RICHARD R. MCMILLEN MCNEAL Chemical Mechanical Engineering Engineering Cabot i Chester Pennsylvania Pennsylvania JERRY W. OLIVER H. MCCANDLESS MCCLELLAND Accounting Electrical Grove City Engineering Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Pennsylvania DAVID L. JULIA L. MCGEE MCGINNIS Mechanical Commercial Engineering Education Clairton Emlenton Pennsylvania Pennsylvania ROBERT T. MCNUTT Accounting New Kensington Pennsylvania I 152 EDWARD L. MAGARGEE Mechanical Engineering Mercer Pennsylvania THOMAS R. MASTER Mechanical Engineering Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania DANTE L. ELVA M. MARGUGLIO MARTIN Business Speech Administration Drama Grove City Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pennsylvania HAROLD E. EVELYN M. MILES MILLER Biology Commercial Grove City Education Pennsylvania Harrisville Pennsylvania RONALD C. DONALD E. MONTGOMERY MOODY Accounting Bti-WTGSS' Cabot Administration Pennsylvania Clarion l Pennsylvania GEORGE E. MARTIN History Brookside Bridgeport Ohio PAUL W. MILLER Business Administration Wellsville Ohio ROBERT B. MOORE Mechanical Engineering Grove City Pennsylvania LOUIS MASQUELIER Business Administration McDonald Pennsylvania BARBARA C. MONTGOMERY English Oakmont Pennsylvania RAYMOND W. MOUNT Electrical Engineering Mercer Pennsylvania 153 LOUIS M. MUMICH Business Administration West Sunbury Pennsylvania RONALD F. NORDSTROM Business Administration Grove City Pennsylvania WILLIAM D. PAUP Accounting Dover Pennsylvania PHILIP M. MURRAY Business Administration Delevan New York JACK L. OSTERBERG Accounting Fairview Pennsylvania MICHAEL L. PAWK Biology Butler Pennsylvania RALPH M. MUSTELLO Business Administration Butler Pennsylvania BARBARA G. OWENS Psychology- Sociology Norristown Pennsylvania LEONARD M. PEDREIRA Business Administration Beaver Pennsylvania JAMES A. NASH Philosophy Duquesne Pennsylvania EDITH L. PASCHALL Executive Secretarial Lansdowne Pennsylvania R. EDWARD PFUNDT Sociology Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 154 ARVILIA J. NORDSTROM Christian Education Grove City Pennsylvania HAROLD L. PASSENGER English Bradford Pennsylvania JAMES E. PIPER Mechanical Engineering Butler Pennsylvania DAVID I. PURSLEY Economics Lock Haven Pennsylvania RONALD R. PLANO Business Administration New Castle Pennsylvania WILLIAM W. RAN KIN Psychology- Sociology Rural Valley Pennsylvania PATRICIA A. RICKERT English Lansford Pennsylvania ANN D. POLLINS Executive Secretarial Greensburg Pennsylvania GERALD M. RAUSO Music Pittsburgh Pennsylvania ANNE L. ROBINSON Electrical Engineering Vienna West Virginia BETH ANN PORTER History Pitcairn Pennsylvania DONNA L. REDMOND English Mercer Pennsylvania MARY L. RUSSELL Elementary Education Akron Ohio H. GRANT PRIBANIC Biology Valencia Pennsylvania PAUL E. RICKABAUGH, JR Psychology Yonkers New York LINDA H. RYAN Sociology Kenmore New York 155 JAMES E. RYHAL Sociology Grove City Pennsylvania WILLIAM F. SEIBERT Mechanical Engineering East McKeesport Pennsylvania CAROLYN E. SHELLY Executive Secretarial York Pennsylvania ROBERT G. DONALD R. JERRY C. SANFORD SAY SCHUESSLER Mechanical Chemical Electrical Engineering Engineering Engineering Pine Plains Glenshaw Grove City New York Pennsvlvania Pennsylvania JAN D. XNILLIAM C. JOHN G. SHAFFER SHANNON SHAWGO Economics Accounting Mechanical Hooversville Renfrew Engineering Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Grove City Pennsylvania FREDERICK EDWARD A. JOYCE C. SHEPPS SHERIDAN SIMMONS Mechanical Business Executive Engineering Adniinistration Secretarial Lancaster Grove City Turtle Creek Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 156 JOHN G. SEIBERT Mechanical Engineering Grove City Pennsylvania NANCY L. SHAWGO Speech Grove City Pennsylvania WAYNE D. SIMPSON Economics Butler Pennsylvania RICHARD D. STALKER Electrical Engineering Butler Pennsylvania JOHN A. SLAVCOFF Physics Harrisburg Pennsylvania RICHARD E. STALLSMITH Mechanical Engineering Cochranton Pennsylvania PETER D. STONE Economics Roslyn Pennsylvania EVERETT C. SMITH Chemical Engineering Slippery Rock Pennsylvania MARY K. STELTZER English Rimersburg Pennsylvania BEVERLY STOYER Commercial Education Sharpsville Pennsylvania RICHARD D. SMITH Chemical Engineering Volant Pennsylvania ORRIE STEWART Accounting Kittanning Pennsylvania MARLIN W. STUMPFF Accounting Grove City Pennsylvania JOAN A. SPAK Chemistry Sharon Pennsylvania DAVID C. STICKLEY English Grove City Pennsylvania JOHN J. SWEENEY Accounting Butler Pennsylvania CHARLES E. TAYLOR Physics North East Pennsylvania LOUIS C. VARLJEN Mechanical Engineering Cabot Pennsylvania FRANCIS E. TENNIES Philosophy Ontario Center New York LINDA J. VO CAN Executive Secretarial Mercer Pennsylvania SANDRA M. WARNTZ Executive Secretarial Abington Pennsylvania NADINE C. TICE History Greensburg Pennsylvania RUTH A. WADDELL Accounting Beaver Pennsylvania KATH RYN L. WASHER Chemical Engineering Rochester New York WILLIAM H. TRI MMER Electrical Engineering Spring Grove Pennsylvania JACK K. WAGNER Accounting Grove City Pennsylvania JAMES D. WATSON Mathematics Grove City Pennsylvania 158 WANDA J. UMBLE English Confluence Pennsylvania THOMAS E. VVALSH Business A dininistration Grove City Pennsylvania JOYCE E WEBB Executive Secretarial New Castle Pennsylvania MARYAN NE WHITE Executive Secretarial Dickerson Maryland JUDITH K. WEST S pan ish Volant Pennsylvania JUDITH A. WILLIAMS French Malden Massachusetts JUDITH L. YOUNG Commercial Education Freeport Pennsylvania DONALD L. WETZLER Mechanical Engineering McKeesport Pennsylvania HILDA M. WILLOUGHBY Elementary Education Duquesne Pennsylvania JOHN H. YOUNKINS Chemical Engineering Kittanning Pennsylvania RUTH L. WHEELER English Erie Pennsylvania LoIs J. WINELAND Executive Secretarial Meadville Pennsylvania ANDREW M. ZE KAN Chemistry Belle Vernon Pennsylvania BARBARA J WHITE History Dickerson Maryland LYNN P. WOLF History McKeesport Pennsylvania 159 U-Y All ECRETARIAL TUB W Mind over machine. Take a letter to the . . 160 Our two year secretarial division of the business department has been successful in preparing girls to enter the business world as competent secre- taries. It has enabled us to receive two years of excellent secretarial training while experiencing actual college living. Our courses have included typing, shorthand, business correspondence, busi- ness law, secretarial accounting, oflice practice and oflice procedure. Those of us who will be grad- uated in 1960 are the last to complete this course here at Grove City. i Keep those files straight. Marjorie Lockhart Marie McMillen Ruth Mills Mary Lee Myers Irene Schiestle Janet Smith Barbara Tiernan Mary Lou Walter Gwendolyn Bench Judith Bingler Charlene Brooks Carolyn Davies Judith Dennis Barbara Hunter Carol Johns ton Polly Krug 161 . ll i. IU 1011 W CLASS We as juniors have come to the end of another active and enjoyable year at Grove City College. A number of our classmates served as junior coun- selors this year in the freshman girls' dormitory. The new program has proved to be a great success. Under the Big Top we presented the annual junior-Senior Prom, complete with barker, clowns, and free refreshments. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of the Buddy james Or- chestra. Our big project for the year was the 1960 OUIJA. Many long hours were spent by the staff in the Ouija office attempting to meet dead- lines. We sincerely hope that the book meets with the approval of the entire student body. As the year draws to a close, we are anxiously awaiting the future with h ing senior year. opes of a successful and reward- . ,I . ' . , .f if i t g Seated : Barb Tregembo, Secretaryg and Mary jane Fichter Treasurer. Standz'ng: Ted Howe, Vice Presidentg and Boli Reddy, President. Under the Big TOP- Our Colonial Counselors. - y junior Antics. 'x David D. Abrams Richard D. Adams Robert M. Adams Sandra L. Andre Russell E. Arner Thomas E. Arnold Martha Ashcraft Robert W. Bausum S 163 H. Victoria Beeman Gail E. Berghoff Charles M. Bestwick Marjorie K. Blackburn M. Judith Blatt Patricia E. Boehmer Carol A. Bohn Elizabeth L. Boyd b E. Robert Brey Peter H. Buttner Joan R. Byler Thomas W. Callister June E. Jenkins Raymond A. Jones Georgina Kalamaras Christopher L. Karsten Patricia J. Kelly William D. Kelly Janet B. Kepple Roberta M. Kiebler James P. Kielczewski Dale E. King Patricia R. Kitterman Judith A. Kline A RW Sandra E. Hollcnder Roger B. Hordusky Nancy L. Horrell James W. Houseman Theodore H. Howe A. Vanlier Hunter Robert A. Hunter Richard E. Jackson David B. Knable Antoinette M. Kozar Marjorie A. Leavitt Leonore A. Leipold Jacqueline M. Lester Dona Lewis james W. Lewis Nancy L. Liggett 133511-M., ff? W? Nicholas K. Long Thomas L. Longwell Thomas W. Loomis Edward A. Lynch David J. McCloskey Margaret M. McKeeta Janet D. McKelvey Rosanna H. Magenau James B. Magill Louis V. Marmo Janet A. Marshall Walter J. Martin - Joanne C. Ohman William G. Oppelt Charles B. Osburn Robert D. Parise Helen J. Parker James P. Passilla J. Sheryl Patterson Daniel E. Peters K. DiAnne Pringle Charles H. Pyle Clayton F. Rea Thomas R. Redhair Jay C. Miller Sandra L. Miller Judith A. Myers Marilyn R. Naiis James M. Nelson Lynne Nicholson William L. Nicholson Barbara K. Oakes M. Martha Reed Caroyl Reid Carol J. Reller Elizabeth A. Reynolds William J. Rice Louise J. Riedmaier Peter I. Roehm Janice L. Roup Eleanor A. Rowlands Marcia A. Sabol John W. Scherrbaum Mechthild S. Seibig Susan E. Service M. Deanna Sharp Brenda K. Shepler Myrna Short Lucretia M. Shotzbarger james S. Sigmann Elton R. Simpson Nancy A. Simpson Randall R. Strawbridge Darryl K. Taylor Nancy L. Tempest Russell A. Thomas John H. Tinnemeyer Joanne S. Toy Barbara A. Tregembo Barry Tregembo William C. Tremitiere Karen J. Vorlage joseph G. Wagner Sharon R. Wagner James W. Smith Judy A. Stalker Joseph F. Stewart VVilliam C. Stewart William G. Stier Richard C. Stone James D. Storey Mary L. Story . - . . ..... .,:.A4.... - f....... ..... , -.f---..g..........-.....--.4..............-.,- .g....-..,.,,. ' -M -A ' ' '--- - ,,,,,,,,.,,,, ....-. --....,....,.- .M,.,,. ...,....F..... .... Lois A. VValls Margaret A. Walter Jacqueline VVeaver Janice A. Weiskircher Jean Welch Jacqueline A. Welton Bruce L. Wiggins A. Pat Wildman D. Terry Williams Ruth V. Wilson Sandra L. Winger Donald L. Wolfe Judith C. Wood Dean K. Young Thomas R. Zamperini Judith Zonarich UPHU UR CLASS Seated: Sheila Moritz, Secretaryg Barb Prince, Athletic Council Rep- resentativeg Diane Judt, Student Council Representativeg and Patty Keiper, Treasurer. Standing: Dick Ferg, Athletic Counc1l Representa- tive, Ted Blair, President, and Dan Conway, Student Council Rep- resentative. Our Sophomore Class has scurried through an- other eventful year. Last fall, following campus tradition, our oHicers supervised the freshman elections. As our Hrst winter project, we spon- sored a showing of the movie, Giant. We used the prolits we received from this film in planning for our Valentine Dance. This event proved our ability to work together as a class under the lead- ership of our capable oflicers and committee chair- man. y Loafing after a dip. Night life. Watching Mardi's turtle. ll! 172 R. Adema J. Anderson L. Anderson J. Applegate L. Arbuthnot J. Armstrong T. Armstrong M. Arnold L. Astramecki M. Bacon S. Baggs P. Balentine M. Barksdale J. Barry N. Benner C. Berberich E. Bishop T. Blair R. Bloomberg N. Blum G. Borrelli J. Bosserman B. Bottenhorn R. Bryfogle J. Buner L. Burden R. Burkhardt B. Calupca L. Cantoni J. Carlin R. Carlson J. Casteel J. Channing G. Chantler R. Churilla D. Ciampa R. Clarke E. Clever G. Coblentz S. Comfort D. Conway W. Cope M. Crego J. Cressman F. Crum K. Culley E. Davis M. Davis R. Diamond P. Dimaggio 75 M. Dinger A. Doedyns S. Eisler E. Elliott R. Engeman D. Engleman G. Erickson R. Fetherlin L. Fithian J. Foster D. Gaus O. Gayley D. George C. Gibson J. Gibson J. Gill J. Gough M. Grace S. Graham J. Grandey E .Gray J. Gregory D. Gropp J. Hall W. Hallowell C. Hamblin L. Harbold M. Harper L. Harris M. Hartung B. Haser G. Haynes C. Helstrom S. Henderson E. Hermanson S. Hillis J. Hoke G. Hollobaugh H. Holmes T. Hook S. Horning J. Howard A. Hubbard C. Hull T. Huston J. Irwin R. Jamison W. Jennings D. Johnson H. Johnson N. Johnson B. Jones P. Jordan D. Judt P. Jurnack J. Katzenmeyer S. Kean K. Keating J. Keep P. Keiper J. Kemeny E. King J. Kish E. Klause G. Kording E. Kozar N. Latimer R. Lausch M. Leis B. Leonard E. Lesser P. Lewis D. Lindblad J. Loch B. Long M. Long S. Lowry K. Lyras B. McBride C. McClure J. McCoy L. McDonald W. McDougall G. McG1ade M. McMillan J. McVVi1liams K. MacCartney J. Machen J. Macinski N. Madson F. Maeder T. Malone L. Marsh G. Matz S. Maybury C. Mehrmann E. Meinfelder R. Menefee M. Michalko W. Miles D. Miller J. Mills K. Miner R. Mohr T. Moon S. Moritz M. Mullin i J. Myer B. Niemeyer J. Ostergard M. Parkman G. Paul M. Peckworth P. Petraitis M. Pfundt R. Pickens D. Pierce A. Pintar B. Prince S. Ralston R. Reeder L. Reinersten S. Rider N. Rigler L. Ripper M. Ruben A. Ruesch S. Sahli D. Schaeffer B. Schlicher F. Schwarz H. Schwarze M. Scott M. Sedberry L. Shawgo H. Shiever B. Sitler W. Skalyo C. Smith R. Smith T. J. Smith M. Snyder S. Soich C. Spencer K. Spetz D. Staley N. Stammelbach M. St. Clair G. Stefanakos N. Stepanovich C. Stewart D. Stoner P. Stover K. Sundback A. Sutton J. Swentkowsky A. Swetnam B. Taber G. Tietz B. Tirk K. Tomb I-I. Tomlinson W. Tretheway B. Trevenen B. Vail J. Van Houten D. Van Orsdale D. Vinkovich R. Waidley D. Walker J. Walker M. Walker H. Webster J. Wedmore J. Weidaw C. Weisiger C. Welch N. Wesner T. Whitacre A. White E. White G. White A. VViest C. Williams R. Wilson B. Yusko D. Zerfoss R. Zupsic 1 C L A S S Early in December, after being well oriented to college, we elected our first class oflicers and began organizing our year's activities. One of our first aims was sighted by our president when he led a rousing campaign for more class support of athletic events. During second semester we spon- sored 'Leap Week, which is an annual freshman class responsibility. We also organized our class dance which was at huge success. A unique func- tion of our class this year was the taffy pull which proved to be fun for all. Now that our freshman year is completed, we are anxiously awaiting next Seated: John Carlisle, President, Nancy Beck Secretary. Standing: Bob Cave, Vice President, Ben Pratt, Treasurer year and more of. college life. 'x gg, 5. rx In days gone by. When it all began. Spook talk. O. Adair G. Adams P. Allegro P. Alverson A. Anderson G. Anderson P. Anderson C. Anthony P. Anthony J. Armstrong L. Armstrong A. Bachman M. Bailey S. Baltau L. Barto J. Barton W. Bastl A. Beach N .Beck L. Becker E. Beeler J. Beightol J. Belsan H. Bernsdorff K. Beswick J. Biozila S. Birnley G. Bishop S. Bishop J. Blakely R. Bogert R. Boone A. Borland R. Boyd W. Brenneisen S. Brettell J. Brillhart J. Briscoe G. Britton S. Bury P. Buvinger P. Byerly S. Cammack M. Carfrey E. Carlson. A. Carson J. Catalano J. Cathcart R. Cave K. Chalfant J. Clevenstine W. Clifford L. Clinesmith S. Cober M. Coblentz D. Cook G. Corbett R. Courtney J. Covert W. Cress 5 C. Cressman G. Cunningham D. Dalzell G. Dambach W. Davidson M. Davis J. Deets R. Dent A. DiBiase V. DiGiorno B. Dilworth L. Dodds D. Doggett A. Dompkowski V. Doutt D. Dowell J. Doxey W. Drane F. Dumbroski B. Dunlap R. Eberman P. Ecker D. Eldridge A. Elliott M. Engle A. Evans W. Evans N. Ewing C. Farren G. Farren G. Fawcett T. Fiscus J. Fisher T. Fisher S. Fithen G. Fleming M. Flowers K. Fuellhart D. Gabrenas M. Gamble L. Gardner K. Gemmill S. Getty W. Gladis A. Graham B. Graham M. Grande A. Grant M. Graue R. Graves V. Gray G. Greco D. Green S. Grifiin P. Guptill M. Hackett R. Hadden B. Haedrich J. I-Iannan J. Hansotte ' 186 'iw S. Harmon M. Harris P. Harvey C. Haskell J. Haubert E. Haughton G. Havlak C. Hayes W. Hays C. Heise L. Helsel L. Hodgin S. Hoffman D. Hogg M. Holland J. Holloway R. Horn D. Hough L. Howell L. Humes J. Hunter R. Hunter E. Irwin M. James C. Jenkins F. Jenks J. Johanssen D. Johns G. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson WY Johnson A. Johnston S. Jones J. Julian R. Keefer N. Kennedy P. Kennedy S. Kepler L. King D. Kistler W. Kline J. Knorr D. Koma F. Kopp R. Krebill T. Krepp P. Kress V. Kruell K. Ladd J. Larson K. Larson D. Lattanzio C. Lausberg R. LaZaro R. Leeper S. Leonard J. Levisky A. Lewis R. Lewis ,pu Qfwb G. Limber D. Linaberger R. Lorah L. Lott A. Lucas T. Luffey A. Lupfer M. McCar1 J. McCarthy F. McCarty P. McCollum D. McConnaughy B. McCracken D. McDonald J. McDonald P. McElroy A. McGarvey N. McGinnis M. McGovern B. McKnight J. McKnight R. MacKenzie G. Maischoss C. Mangold C. Mathay B. Maust R. Maxeiner C. Mays W. Medwig J. Mentzer M. Messimer J. Michael D. Miles M. Miller H. Minnican J. Montgomery J. Moore J. H. Moore W. Moore J. Moran B. Mordush E. Morfenski G. Morgan H. Moxley A. Mundorf M. Musick D. Naylor S. Neely L. Neth I. Newell L. Newell W. Neyman M. Nottlemann A. Nucci P. Nussbaum G. Oakes H. Oakes R. Oeckler J. Orr M. Osterwise J. Owen L. Parke R. Patrick L. Paul D. Perrine K. Peterson R. Peterson J. Petrovic H. Pfendler C. Phillips D. Pinkerton N. Pittman F. Polar L. Poole M. Priddey C. Pucci E. Rabin M. Rader C. Randalli C. Rankin C. L. Rankin P. Raupach C. Rawson L. Reedy G. Reichenfeld L. Reynolds L. Richardson D. G. Rickard J. Rickett M. Rieben R. Ruby J. Rughi- S G. Russell R. Rust ' W. Salsbury C. Sample C. Sauerbrun M. Saunders R. Schaack W. Schoonover R. Schultz J. Seelhorst M. Shaffer M. Shelhamer D. Shockey K. Short B. Shuman J. Simpson R. Skinner J. Slagle T. Small E. Smith T. Smith T. B. Smith T. Snodgrass E. Snyder: W. Somers' D C. Sorzano R. Stallsmith W. Stehle 2 K. Sterling B. Streams R. Stroup D. Styers R. Swestyn L. Taft R. Taylor R. Teel H. Thomas J. A. Thomas R. Thompson C. Tidswell M. Todd M. Tomlinson V. Toscana J. Tosh P. Trgovac D. Tudor C. Van Cise E. Van Dusen J. Van Syclke J. Vierthaler D. Vint G. Vranesh A. Wagner C. Wagner J. Wagner G. Waterhouse J. Weber D. Weingartner R. Weinstein J. Weir T. Welch R. Wendling E. Wetzel M. Whitcomb L. Wickerham B. Widell W. Willey T. E. Williams E. Wilson R. Wilson P. Wirsing R. Wishnev B. Withrow J. Wright S. Wroble J. Yates R. Yobp V. Yockey D. York B. Young J. Young ADVERTISEMENTS I AND Tnusr COMPANY I 5 I I Congratulations to the Class of '60 from THE FIRST SENECA BANK I ! l ' I E Y E i A I 1 Grove City Branch Broad Street A a 4 v Wilson Company r i E v I I GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA l '? fl V W V , I A 1 I V CLEPPER'S MARKET 305 S. Broad St, GROVE CITY, PA. Groceries - Meats - Vegetables I. A. MATTHEWS REAL ESTATE so INSURANCE ' l 1522 S. Broad St. Grove City, Pa. Mill Street Shopping fi A PHONE 1094 f All COMPLIMENTS Wmm o You Look Your Best . . . In Clothes Cleaned By L6WiS P OF L ew I s l BROWN, DRY CLEANERS I 3 S lt's The Finest You,ll Find . . . A11YWhere Q 1 1 Phone GROVE CITY 94 Congratulations Class of '60 From T H E D I N E R College folks are welcome as always KlNG'S Fashions in Footwear 15 7 S. Broad Street GROVE CITY, PA. Slouns' Hardware BPS PAINT - HOOVER CLEANERS Plumbing - Heating - Appliances 241 SI. Broad St. - Grove City C. B. DOLGE CC. Chemicals For Maintenance WESTPORT, CONN. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 We invite you to make use of the facilities offered by this store, whether it be to shop A Compliment to Better Living , - I. with us, or to seek employment with our com- P pany, in the event that you decide upon a retail career. G. C. Murphy CO. Grove City's Leading Store IN GROVE CITY Newscenter De France Drug Store 218 BROAD STREET 147 Broad Street T bacco Pipes-Candy GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA O ... Magazines - Newspapers Phone 1060 GROVE CITY SPORT SHOP LUNCHES -ICE CREAM BUTWIN Sorority and Fraternity Jackets WILSON Sports Equipment Archery Equipment 118 South Broad Street Ends the Quest for the Best GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS FROM GALLERY PROTOGRAPHY STUDIO 323 S. Broad St. Grove City, Pa. O D. EDISON BLACK My Pleasure is Serving You THE BOOK-DAVIS CC. Builders and Building Mqferiql Lumber '- S2811 - Doors - Cement - Lime - Plaster Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal Work Craftint Art Supply Headquarters Grove City, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS With Best Wishes . . UF l'l. C. Sl'llRA DRUG STORE W. M. BCSl1lll1 COITIPUHY GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA CREIGHTCN DRESS SHOP HARSHAW'S INSURANCE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear TE 134 South Broad Street GROVE CITY, PA' GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA Home Cooking Away from l'IOI1IL'n DAD'S RESTAURANT 212 Broad Street GROVE CITY, PENNSYINANIA Harlan I.. R. Anderson ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Service That Saves 160 E. Pine Street Phone 124 GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA Y O U N G 'S F O R College Supplies X You Future School Executives and Coaches: Please Remember F. J. Ackerman CONNEAUT LAKE PARK, PA. Covzzpliments of THE GROVE CITY BARBERS' ASSOCIATION C011zplime1zz's of THE MORRIS SHOP 104 South Broad Street GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA S Y Ideal Pastry Shoppe BAKERS OF FINE BREAD AND PASTRY In Grove City IHS The Allison Dress Shop Dresses for juniors HOSE N MILLINERY - LINGERIE . . . Where Students Are Always Welcome I Mary s Yarn Shop 515 South Center St. GROVE CITY, PA. Yarn - Needle Points - Knitting Supplies Free Instructions Given- Sevving 8C Alterations THE BARTHOLOMEWS STEAK HOUSE 135 South Broad Street We are open from 6 A.M. to 8 P.M. Every Day Specializing in Steaks, Chops, and Sea Foods Westlake Dress Shop Coats - Dresses - Suits - Skirts - SWeat61'S Hats - Hose - Lingerie Advertised College Fashions 140 South Broad Street Phone 265 GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA -J ROYAL JEWELERS JEWELRY - GIFTS for every occasion . ' ' es Finest Selection at Lowest PHC Compliments of MILES' MEAT MARKET Quality Meats and Poultry BURDICK'S CLOTHING STORE Leaders in M61Z,S Stores Jarman Shoes - Manhattan Shirts McGregor Sportswear Interwoven Socks Barnes-Reiber Dress Shop KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Elgin, Hamilton and Gruen Watches For D. S. P EDEN COLLEGE FASHION S jeweler 218 S. Broad Street Grove City, Pa. 137 South Broad Street Established 1919 J. C. PENNEY CO. Make Our Store Your Headquarters for Wearing Apparel CAMPUS DRESS SHOP 9 119 BROAD STREET GROVE CITY HARVE'S DRUG, INC. The Rexall Service 227 Broad' Street GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA PRESCRIPTIONS Z- S GROVE CITY NATIONAL BANK THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT WITH PRUMISE . . for the Well-educated young men and women of Grove City College, and all of us here at The Grove City National Bank extend our very BEST WISHES FO-R SUCCESS to the Class of 1960! You are Well prepared to face the challenge of the future, and We hope that you will enjoy success, happiness and prosper- ity during the long years ahead. ' We will Welcome any opportunity to help you, just as We have helped thousands of graduates before you. Won't you stop in soon and get acquainted with our friendly staff, and our complete banking services? Our Welcome Mat is Always Out! Compliments of -I-HE Compliments of UNION HEAT Arcwelcl Mfg. Co AND Testing Machines and Resear LIGHT CO. MONTGOMERY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General 'Building Contractors Phone 1450 Fine Food Quick Service New Parkview Restaurant 1203 W. Main Street We are open Weekdays and Sundays from 7 A.M. to Midnight CQNGRATULATIONS Fridays and Saturdays 7 A.M. to 1 P.M. We have a complete line of carry-outs. ON A SUCCESSFUL YEAR THE GROVE CITY Cards for all occasions CARD and GIFT SHOP CQUNTRY CLUB GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA TOWN 8g COUNTRY STUDIO GROVE CITY, PA. Official 195 9-60 OUIJA Photographer Portraits with Distinction Ph 937 245 S. Broad Street one Compliments of THE PIONEER DAIRY Grove City, Pennsylvania Thomas P. Campbell and Sons Phone 706-.I Compliments I-lARRoFr's of M A I N S 1. R E E T SHAWGC CONSTRUCTION S U P E R E T T E CORPORATION For all your travel needs- POLAND, OHIO Air, Ship, Bus, Hotels, Tours. Fine Foods McMullen Travel Service 224 South Broad St. GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA . x N 45? X 3' .W A 1 www 5 ,, :QW A N in .en 4 - - 14. A.2j6,y:b , . Q?,,,!.:, 31124. 1, RWM if '- -M. ff . :L fe 3 Quarfer scale model of experlmenfal gas fur bme being developed by Cooper Bessemer and Prall 81 Whilnley Aircrafl Umfs should be available for use wifhan I8 monlhs f mf Y? CONGRATULATIONS . . CLASS - 1960 COLLEGE BOOK STORE Complete Student Suppliesv Recreation Building - College THE NEW GROVE CITY BOWL - O - DROME 12 Automatic Pin Setters HARRISVILLE ROAD .Ioe's Dry Cleaning 81 Laundry Corner Center and College Avenue Across from City Parking Lot No. 1 Use our Night Chute after hours DRIVE-UP WINDOW PHONE 3 18 Compliments of YOUNG'S DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Bill Young - Class of '29 The Per onali ed Index The following index was compiled from th . Al h Student Directory of 1959-1960. Regardless of Vfhethlgr athijhftagl M11 pictures are included, the names appear in this list S u ents A Ball, Stuart E. ,,,,,A,,,-,,--- . Abrams, David Drew .,...,. Acklin, Diana Boyer ..,... Adair, Olivia Diann .......... Adams, Gary DeWayne ........ Adams, Richard David, Jr. Adams, Robert Merrill ......... Adema, Robert H. .............,. . Akeson, Kenneth William Allegro, Peggy Ann ,..,..,,.. Alverson, Pamela Louise ...... Amo, Suzanne LeRoux ...,....i Amon, James Roland ......... Amy, Ralph Edwin .......... Anderson, Alyce Bellamy ........, Anderson, Gail Burgess ........ Anderson, John E. ................... . Anderson, Leonard Francis ........ Anderson, Peter G. ............ - ..... . Andre, Sandra Lee .,....... Andree, Pa11l Edward Andrews, John Martin ..... Anthony, Clair Edward ...- Anthony, Perry .,,,,,,, M-, ,,,,,,,,, -,,, Antos, Richard Michael Applegate, Judith Rae ........ Arbuthnot, Linda Kay ---.. Armstrong, Jack Leonard .,...... . Armstrong, Armstrong, JoAnne ..........,... Armstrong, Thomas Eugene AITICT, Russell Edgar .,,,.,,,,,,, Arnold, Marilynn ........... Amold. Thomas E. Artman, Kenneth L. Ashcraft, Marty Jane ....... Astrab, George William Astramecki, Leon A, -,,,,, , Atwell, Terrell Rene Ayers, James Alfred ....... Bachman, B A. Chester . Larry ,...,...,,,.,,,,,,,, , 93,163 74,143 183 183 93,163 88,163 84,92,l43 183 183 . 44,72,79,l43 143 - ..... 109 39,183 183 173 53,173 48,77,163 88 183 62,71,84,9l,96 43,81,ll2,l73 43,8l,173 183 173 163 173 93,163 81,163 90,102,173 143 Bachum, Richard Anthony ........ Bacon. Marcia Gail .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 6 8,88,178 Baer, Ronald Watson 1338851 Marilyn Sue ........... Baile! James Irvin, Jr. ..... . 35,88,143 83,173 71,9l,100 Bai1eY, Marilyn Kay .....,.... Bain, Robert Larry Balemifle. Paul Campbell, Jr. ...., ..... 6 3,173 Baltau, Shirley May ..,,,,,,, Barksdale, Martha Ann ...... Barnes, Stanton Lee .....,...,. Barry, John Jerome, III ,........ Barto, Linda Gray -,,,,.-.,,,--- Barton, John Fulford ....... Bastl, VVilliam L. ...,,,,,,,,,, , Bauer, Donald William .,.... Bauer, Janet Elaine .....,,,,.,,,, Bausum, Robert Wesley Beach, Alan George ......... Beatty, James Martin Beck, Nancy Mae .,.... Beck, Ronald Paul Becker, Lois Jean ...,., .,,.,..., - ,.... Beckett, Samuel Stephen, III ., Beecher, Don Rodney William Beeler, Eileen Marie ...,............ Beeman, Hughina Victoria ..,.. 62,711,178 71,96 88,173 188 188 102,188 87,143 77,143 86,163 188 39,182,183 183 96 42,48,77,l63 Beightol, John Reiter ......... .............. 1 83 Beitel, Richard Regis ..... ..... 8 6 Bell, Charles Duane ......... ....... 1 43 Bell, Susan Lee Bellis, William Amos .... -. ............. -. 83 Belog, Nancy Ann ....... Belsan, Joseph Frank ............ Bench, Gwendolyn Elaine ....... Bender, John William ........... Benedict, Robert Andrew ..... Benner, Nancy Kay .......... Bennett, Joan Marlene -.-------,-- -,----- 44,83,143 183 81,161 69,143 90,143 42,173 Begg, Robert Arthur ...- ------- 34,4011-08:114'143 Berberich, Charles Kuwcher ------------ ---- 8 5,173 Berger, George Albert -----------------------------'---- 93 Berghoff, Gail Emily 36,40,72,80,1l5,163 Berkovich, James -----------'---------------- ' ' 7 L85 Bernsdorff, Harold Thomas ------ - ' 1 83 Bestwick, Cl1aflCS Mafifm ---------'- ' 34'92'163 Beswick, Kay Elizabeth ---a----- -----'- 1 12,183 Bevingtotl, Alan Leroy ---'--' ' 1 Bodzila, Joetta Ann ....... Bie, William David -f---------a-- Billheimer, Dale Robert Bilodeau, Paul Leo Bingham, Franklin Pierce Bingler, Judith Anne ....-.- Birnley, Sara Darlene .....---- Bishof, Richard Charles ...... Bishop, Ellen Burns ......-- Bishop, Gary L- --e------ - 92,144 .. ..... 161 183 87,144 82,173 183 B1Sl'1Op, Susan ------,----- N Bittel, Alfred John Bizich, Robert Allen 58,112,183 96,106 Black, David MCDOWe11 -------------- ---------- 1 08,144 Black, Harry Albert ,,,,,,,,,-,,,- H Black, John K, ,,,,,,,,,,,,-- ,,-- - Blackburn, John David 43,71,90,142,l44 Blackburn, Margie Katherine .... 40,82,ll2,163 Blair, David Benjamin Blair, Hugh N- ...... 49,55,56,57,59,64,71,93,144 Blair, Sanford Ellis Blair, Blake, David More ........... Blakely, Judith Ann ......... Blatt, Mary Judith ,,,,,,,,-.,,,, Bloomberg, Robert Carl ......... Bluedorn, Donald Carl ....,., Blum, Nancy York .........,. Bochy, Joseph Carl ....,........ Boehmer, Patricia Ellen ......... Bogert, Ruth Elizabeth ...... Bohn, Carol Ann .............. Bonner, James Adrian ......... Boone, Rawley Dodd ........... Booth, Benjamin Stephen Boozell, Clarence Eugene Borland, Andrew Charles Borrelli, Guy FraI1CiS .-4------------ Bosserman, Judith Shively Bostur, Phillip Louis ........... Bottenhorn, Betsy Ann ...... Bovenkerk, Paul Edwin Bowman, Edward Blatt Boyce, William Thomas Boyd, Elizabeth Lee ........ Boyd, Robert Willard ......... Boynton, Paul Mallfef ------------ ------------ - Theodore Tum-'fr ............ 34,90,172,178 40,92,144 42,43,7 7,163 144 43,79,173 - ........... 144 163 104,184 80,163 89 -.- ..... 184 69,144 102,184 17 3 ,,,-,, ....,,.. 79,173 90 82,173 80,163 184 144 Bradaeld, Jo Ann .... 19,20.21,29,66,72f81-144 Bradley, Carol Ann Brahm, Judy W- ----------- Brang-Seng QHtingnanj ..... Brazel, Gene Lamont ....... Breakey, Br00kS L- Bredel, Dellamae Brenneisen, William Charles ...-- - Bresler, Warren EdgHI --------- -- Brettell, Samuel David .....-- Brey, Robert Ewing ....-- Brice, Thomas A- -------- Bnllhart, JOSCPI1 Peter --- 7 Briscoe, John Richard ....-- - 81,144 68,7l,145 145 184 145 184 44,69.163 88,100 184 184 Brister, Britton, Britton, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bruder, Bruce George ........ Gail Compbell ...... Kathleen Ellen ........ Patricia Charlene Dale LeRoy Larry Keith ........ Paul Thomas .,... Barbara Jean --------- ------- Brugnoni, Jane B. Bruner, Lynn Graham Bryfogle, Richard William ...... Bryson, William Clyde .......... Buchanan, Eleanor Marie ...,..... Buchanan, Vincent Wayne Buek, Barbara L. ..........-...----- - Buner, John Lincoln ,..... Bunting, Philip Syng Burden, Laurance Treat ........ Burke, Marilyn Burkhardt, Raymond Gabriel Burow, Richard Frederic ............. Bury, Susan Jane ........................ 145 184 74 161 92 87,96 42,43,56,l45 89,173 92 43,79 145 90,173 71,87,l74 89,174 145 184 Buth, Keith Frederick ...... - .......... ...... 8 5 Butiste, Herman Joseph Butler, John Frederick Butler, Thomas Calvin ..,..... Bu ttner, Buvinger, Hans Peter . .....,....... . Priscilla Jeanne Byerly, Paul Julius ............... Byler, Joan Rose ....... C Caine, Edward Ronald ....... b3,89 90,98,163 ............. . 184 184 42, 163 35,6l,145 Callister, Thomas Windsor ........... Calupca, Betty Ann ....... ---. Cammack, Susan Carol ,......,,.. ,.,,, Cammisa, Michael Donald Campbell, Arthur Deroy Campbell, Donald Bruce ........ Campbell, David Hoelzel ....... Campbell, Leonard Dolph Cann, Carroll Campbell Cannon, Douglas ,,,.,,,,..,,--,, Cantoni, Linda Louise ..... Carfrey, Marvin Wilson Carlin, Judith Ellen .......,. Carlisle, John Lester .,....... Carlson, Eric Cortland , ..... . 43,53,77,l74 184 92,145 102 .. ........ 38,81,174 184 83,174 34,182 184 Carlson, Ralph Edward ..... ..... 8 8,100,174 Carpenter, Alfred Kent Carson, Arthur Roy ,.-,,,,.,, ---p-- 1 84 Carson, Glenda Louise Casalandra, Robert Lee Case, Dav id Eric ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,. Cassidy, Michael Creed Casteel, Judith Lee .......... Catalano, James Samuel .... Cath-cart, Cattanach Judith Anne , David Mundy Catulle, Diane Colette Cave, Robert Shaffer ......... 88,953,108 145 92,106 174 102,184 184 35,164 182,184 D Dabkowski, Eugene John 35,84,88,145 Dahle, Dora Mae ,...........,. ,,,,,,,, 5 1,1-52,74 141 Daley, Philip John ......,,,,,,, Dalzell, David Richard ......... Dambach, Gerald Wilbert ...... 88,98 185 ' Danas, James Paul ...........,., ,,,,,,,,,,. ,-,,, - 1 1 91,108 Daugherty, Donna Jeanne 78,146 DaVia, Paul Gerald ............,. 55,33,95,145,108 Caylgr, Frank Bernard ------- - ' 7 M00 Cetola, Robert TIHCY ------ -- 9 098 Chalfant, Jane LCC ---------- 7 3164 Chalfant, Karin Dee ----------- --------------' 1 84 Channing, Judith Carole A----------------' Chanrler, Glenna Jean -----4-----------'-'-------- 75,174 Cherry, Barbara Ann .... 36,37,38,66,73,ll5,145 Christian, John Dana ---------------------- ----'- 91 Christy, Charles Burton -------- ------ 5 111091145 Christy, John Millard ------------------------------A--- -- 88 Churilla, Robert Michael ...------------- 86,108,174 Ciampa, Delores Romaine .... 43,58,8l,1l2,174 Clark, PatI'lClEi Lee ---------------------------------- 75'145 Clarke, Richard Sidney ------ ------ 8 5,174 Claussen, Peter Eugene ------- ------ee- 9 6 Cleavenger, Gail . .---.,--,- , -------- --4--------------- 1 45 Clemenson, Carol Diane -------------- 42,43,77.164 Clement, John ViCl41'0y ..-.--- ------------------ 1 64 Clevenstine, Jo Ann ....--,-- ----------- 1 84 Clever, Charles Claude Clever, Eloise Ann ......-------- .-4-- -------- 5 1 152,174 Clicquennoi, John Graham ...... -------,,------- 4 7 Clifford, William Bramwell ...... ....... 1 84 Clinesmith, Larry Lee ............. .....-- 1 84 Cober, Susan Alice ...........,... .....-- 1 84 Coblentz, Gretchen Jean ........ ...... 4 7,174 Davidson, Brian F. ......,........,.,,.,,,,,,,,-,,,-, ---..-.- 8 7 Davidson, Walter Lloyd, II .,,,,-- 91,185 Davies, Carolyn Jane ............,. M- 80,161 Davis, Charles Lee Davis, David William ...... -Nm 113 Davis, Edith Madeline ...... ,,,.,,,,,. - K 79,174 Davis, Georganne ........... ...,......,,.,. N 73,154 Davis Harold Edward ..........,. 55,57,66,71,84, 86,98,114,146 Davis Jo Carol ................ 34,36,37,54,57,78,145 Davis Margaret Louise .... - ............. -L 112,174 Davis, Mary Ann ..,.......... .... L 76,146 Davis, R. C. . .............,...... - .... L.. 62 Davis, Mervin George Davison, Charles Robert ...... Coblentz, Martha Ruth ..... Coen, Virginia Elizabeth .... 39,184 37,38,144 Cole, Marcia Mary ................ 52,74,l12,1l3,l64 Cole, Susan Isabel .............. ....,,......... 3 4,82,146 Collar, John Theodore ....... .............. 1 64 Coma, John A. ........,.......... ............... 8 7,96 Comfort, Susan Bond ...................... 75,112,174 Condro, Charles Joseph Conley, Dorothy Ann .... 34,54,56,57,72,82,146 Connell, Donald Lee ...,...........,,,,..,, Connor, Judith Fay ...... Conti, Margaret Anne ...... Conway, Daniel Edward ........ Cook, Don Lyell ,,.,.,,,,,,, Cooke, Martha B. ......... . Cooper, Larry Leland ....,. 80 34,90,98,172,174 184 74 Cope, William Leland ,,.,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,, 86,100,174 Corbett, Gerald Clair ........ Cornelius, Charles Clinton, Jr. .................. 164 Courtney, Richard James ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,W 53,134 Covert, Jerry Burton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1 ---1--1 1 84 Covert, Joan Ellen QMrs.J Covert, Marshall Hawkins, Coyer, Howard Arthur Cranston, David K. .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,-- 5 9,145 Crede, John Harris, Jr. Crego, Mary Margaret ...... Cress, William Henry .......... Cressman, Charles Philip Cfffssman, John Robert Crlbbs, William Lee .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,- Crissman, Joseph Alexand Critchlow, Alan Bert Crooks, Jay Martin ....,...... Crouse, Vincent Terry Crum, Frederick G. .......... . Culbertson, Laurie M, ,,,- , Clllley, James Kent .,.,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Cunningham, David Paul Cummingi Robert Walker Cunningham, Gary Van ....,,,,, Curran, Ronald Thomas ......,, CUTTCHCC, Robert Blair CI' .. 174 184 185 85,174 96 146 90,108 106,174 52,164 92,174,108 185 44,92,l46 98,164 Davison, 1'Villiam Glen .... .- 1.-- 71,146 Daw, James William ........ -- .... .. 90 Dawley, Leon John ,... . -..- ,........ 69,146 Dayen, Sandra Lee ......... ........ 5 9,67,8l,147 Dayton, David Manley ..... ....... 3 4,89,71,147 Deets, Janet Audrey Delong, Embert Harry ....,. Deloss, John O. . .............. . Demmel, Marsha Jean ....... ...... Deniker, Bonnie Jean Dennis, Judith Anne ....... Dennison, Charles Melvin ....... Dent, Robert Wayne ....... -- Derita, Joseph .................. Deveney, Warren Leroy ........ Devin, Judith Ann .................... ..------n. 44,185 ML. ........ 69 5l,76,ll3,l64 ...-- 75,161 --.--- 147 185 ,,, ,.,........ 147 - ,,., - ,,.,... 96 .... 72,164 Diamond, Richard Kenneth ...... .----- 7 1,174 Dibell, David Lawrence Dibiase, Anthony Edward Dietrich, Ronold Edward 185 D1G1orno, Vincent Louis --... ....----- ------- 5 3,185 Dilworth, Barbara .. ........ -- DiMaggio, Peter S. ...... . Dinger, Mary Lou ...... Dodds, Leslie Ruth ............ Dodds, Walter Benjamin ...-- Doedyns, Andrew George ...... Doggett, Decker ............ Doherty, Dan Reed Doherty, Kathleen Rose Dompkowski, Alexander George Doty, Richard Lee Doutt, Vernon Walter ........ Dowell, Donald Roger ....... Doxey, John Woodall ...., Doyle, Robert David ...... Drane, William John ...,.. Drew, Margaret E. ............... Dumbroski, Frances Ann ...... Dunkerley, David Charles Dunlap, Betsy June ..... ,. ....... . 185 174 78,175 185 , ,,,,.,, 96 175 185 102,185 102,185 - ..... 102,185 185 69,164 13,185 75,112,164 185 53, 21,185 5,S1,88,M6 x x113 s A 11,111 A 91,111 X 78,115 5,1'16'Im X 81 - 91115 - 10.161 N 113 79,174 73.161 ,71,1,1, 14.146 18,116 2,174 6,146 - 62 ,164 ,146 90 146 147 47 65 59 I6 4 1 Dunmire, David Rambler Dunmyre, James Terry ....,. Dunn, Bonnie Jo Dunn, David Leroy Dunn, Norval William ..... , .... Dunn, William Thomas Duvall, Lorraine Mary ...,.. E Eberman, Robert Wilson Ebinger, Richard George Ecker, Patricia Ann .. ............ .. Edminston, Emory Elton ....... Edwards, Nancy Joan ...... 147 85 147 73,147 185 164 185 164 72,77,147 Eisler, Susan Beth .......... ............ 7 7,175 Ekas, Nancy Lee ...............1a.. ..... 4 3,5l,76,l47 Elder, James Frederick Eldridge, David Arthur ...... Elliott, Elizabeth Jean ......... Emery, Clayton Norman Engelskirger, Peter David Engeman, Ruth Ann ..,.... Engle, 43,74,l75 Marlene Isabel .......,,. Englehart, William Dennis Englernan, Diane Jean ..... Erickson, Grace Adah ...... Eriser, Erkel, 185 83,175 85,147 185 52,68,l75 43,44,80,l75 Richard Clair ........... .........,.........,. 6 9 Norman Philip, Jr. ,......, ...... 1 47 Essawi, Ghazi Ali Evans, Alvin George Evans, Ann McGinley ....... ...,..... 1 85 Evans, William Joseph ..... ....... 9 6,185 Ewing, Nancy Kay ..,....... .,.....,. 1 85 F Fair, Cloyd E. Faloon, William Arthur ....... 86,102,164 Farnham, Keith Allan Farren, Carol Ann ........... ..,..... 1 85 Farren, Gary Lee ....... -.-- .... 104,185 Fawcett, Gretchen Ann ..........,......,.. ..,..... 1 86 Fennick, Karel V. ........,......................,........ 164 Fenstermacher, Edward Ham Ferg, Richard George ..........,............. 50,90,l72 Fernandez, Norman Alonzo Fetherlin, Ronald Lee ,................,.......... 89,175 Fichter, Mary Jane ................ 36,72,75,162,164 Filson, Hollis Ringer Finck, Carl John .........,.................................. 164 Fiorentini, Andrew Albert .............. 88,298,147 Fiscus, Thomas Wilson ......,... ............... 1 86 FiSher, John William - .... ....... 1 86 Fisher, Fithen, Thomas G. ....... . Sandra Jean ........ Fithian, Linda Kent ........ Fi tzgera ld, Jane Anne ........ Fleming, George Wykolf .......... Flinchbaugh, Charles Edwin Flowers, David Edward .......... Flowers, Mary Kathlyn ....... Fogel, Maurice Lester, ..... Ford, Thomas William ...... Foreman, Ruth Ann .......... Foster, Jean Dorothy ........ Frank, Carol Ann .......... Franke, Robert Albin ...... Frantz, Thomas Charles ..... Franz, Carl Michael ...... 186 186 43,80,175 38,81 186 165 165 186 6l,62,91,147 56,76,165 175 75,165 148 89 148 Fuellhart, Konrad George ..... G L... 186 Gabrenas, Delores Jean .,.,,.,., ,,,,- 1 86 Gamble, Mary Beth .........., Gamer, Nicholas Gardner, Lanny Ross .,....... Gardner, Robert Lawrence 186 186 Garfield, Robert Lowry, .,,,,,, ,,-.,,, 9 3,165 Gargasz, Louis John .........,. Garvin, Robert Day Gaus, Donald J. ..,.,.,,.,, , Gay, Edward Leon Gayley, Owen Clark ....,.. Gaynor, N. ....,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, , Geminill, Ruth Kathleen -. George, Daniel Stevens ...... George George, Paul Lester George, Raymond Anthony , Getty John ............ 53,90 89,175 175 ...... 86 186 175 40,55,71,88,96,l06 71,98 Getty, Stephen Mfayne .....,..,. .........,,..,..,, 1 86 Getz, Susan Louise .............. ...,... 4 0,66,82,148 Geyer, George Shadrach ........ .,.......,.......... 8 7 Ghazl, Ali .........................,..... ..............,...,..... 6 8 Gibson, Christine Helen ............. ., 43,58,83,l75 Gibson, George Russell Gibson, James Edwin ..,...... 90,175 Gilchrist, James Ross, Jr. ............ 57,59,93,l48 Gill, Joanne Ethel ............... Gills, David Eugene Gills, John Courtney- ....,.. Girty, E. Ronald ................ Giunta, Robert Charles Gladis, William T. ...... . Glass, Dorothy Irene Glass, William Grove .................. Goetzenberger, Edward Basil Goldinger, Richard Eugene 80,112,175 89,165 165 108,186 86,148 Gough, James Edward ..........., --..---- 9 0,175 Grace, Marianne ......,........... ------ 4 4,551,175 Graham, Alexander John ......r ------------- 1 86 Graham, Bonnie Sue .........-- -------- 7 4,186 Graham, Sheryl ...........--,.-. Grande, Marie Angela ...... Grandey, Karlyn Jodell ........ Grant, Anne Campbell ........ Graue, 'Margaret Etta ........... Graves, Richard Durston ..... . Gray, Elaine Grace .,........ Gray, Keith Campbell ....... Gray, Virginia Eleanor ......... Greco, Gary ,Joseph ----------- Green, David DW1g111l ------------ Green, Margaret Rose Greenaway, William Spencer Greene, John V- ------------ ----------- - Gregory, Jessie Esther ....... Gregory, Patrick Morris Greiner, Nancy Diane ....... Grenek, Eugene --,------------ Grifhn, Sue Ann -----e------- K- Groetz, James Richard ....... Groom, Donald William Gropp, David Lawrence ....... Gross, Harry Gaylord .......... Grosskopf, George Kip ...... Gruber, Donald William Grundy, Carolyn Ruth 53,186 175 186 44,186 .. ......... 186 74,175 148 186 .-.-- 43,53,l86 186 87 74,186 52,76,165 87,96 44,186 86,96 175 148 165 Guarnieri, Harry Francis . Guarnieri, Raymond Louis Guiler, Charles J. Guptill, Paul Bradford ......... Gurgovits, Jo Ann .......... Gustafson, Scott Allen ........ H Hackett, Marion Sue ....... Hadden, Robert Alan ........ Haedrich, Bruce William .. Hall, James Ernest .............. 88,148 87,148 44,81,115,148 186 .. .... 47,186 98,186 175 Hallman, Robert Burton ............ 34,35,57,84, Hallowell, William Lee ...... Hamblin, Carol Lee ............ Hamilton, John Harold 87,98,1l4,148 Hammond, Marcia Hope ...... Hane, Robert Allen .................... Hannan, Judith Carol ......... Hansotte, James Armand ....... Harbold, Linda Lou ........... Harker, Anne Elizabeth ..... Harmond, Donald Lewis Harmon, Susan Wright ....... Harper, Mary Jane ........... Harper, Thomas Ray ,...... Harris, Lynda Ellen ........ Harris, Martha Louise ........ 81,175 46,54,56,57,148 148 186 186 82,112,176 34,46,47,49, 54,72,78,l48 44,58,67,l76 40,71 ,96,109 Harrison, Virginia Louise ......... Harroff, Luella Blanche ............ Hart, James Wilson, Jr. ..... . Hart, William G. ............. . Hartman, E. Robert ............. Hartung, Marilyn Grace ......... Harvey, Patricia Ann .......... Haser, Roberta Lee .......................... 73,112,176 Haskell, Charles Reichard ....... Hassler, Patrick Edgar Hassler, Rilla Jane Prugh ....., Haubert, John Roy .............. Haughton, Edith Ann ...... Hauser, Peter Charles ...... Havlak, George Russell ....... Haynes, Carolyn Faye ....... Haynes, Glenda Carol ....... Hays, William Ronald ......... Heath, Richard Boyd, Jr. Hecht, Barbara Willis ...... Heidler, Ruth Ann ................. Heimel, Roy Frederick, Jr. I-Ieise, Carole Jeanne ............. Helsel, Larry ................ Helser, Judith Ann ....... Helstrom, Carol Anne .......... Hemphill, Joseph William 21,81,l76 187 73,142,149 .. 42,43,5l,165 165 149 90,108 75,176 187 63,187 74 187 44,187 64,149 187 187 36,82,176 187 80,165 149 187 187 64,165 176 Henderson, Sandra Lee .................... 77,112,176 Hennon, Janice Irene' ............ 42 ,43,78,1 12,165 Henry, Elizabeth Anne ..... ................. 7 9,149 149 Hepler, Carolyn Jean ..... ......- 4 4,54,75,149 Henry, Ralph Sahm ....... Herbst, John H. Herman, Samuel Leroy ........ Hermanson, C. Elaine ....... Herron, Brenda Ann ..... Hetrick, Carol English ....... I-Ietzler, Robert Blaine ...... Higbee, Gerald William ........ 59,165 43,176 --..-... 75,149 62,89,l49 Higham, Emily Kay Hill, Barbara Thatcher ..... Hill, Kathleen A1111 --------- ---------- - 48'78'1gZ'1SZ Hillis, Sally Jen .---'---- ------- ----4- 4 3 151108, ' Hilovsky, Richard Thomas . Hirsch, M317 B611 Hisey, Richard Melvin ......,.. Hockenberry, George Aggas ,.... 62,88 Hodgin, Leritia Nan ----'--------------- --------'4 3 9,187 Hoffman, Frank Morton ........ 59,60,63,93,165 Hoffman, Jack Nolton ---,--- ------------------ 8 91108 Hoffman, Sue Elizabeth ....-.f-- ------------------- 1 87 Hogan, Dale J0hI1 --4-------- ----------- -gg'g4858'1Z78 Hogan, Jack ROI1a1d -,--- ------- 3 611345181856 Hogg, Donald Wayne ........ Hoke, Judith Lee ...,.....--- 43,80,176 Holes, Barbara Joyce -..-----,---,- 44,56,67,76,155 Holko, Michael Edward Holland, Catherine Edith ......-.,--,------ -- 75,165 Holland, Margaret Kay .......... Hollender, Sandra Edna ....... Hollinger, Marion Hollobaugh, Gordon Francis Holloway, John Gilbert ......... Holmes, Harry Ronald ...... Holtzinger, Jack Eugene ........ Hook, John Theodore ......, Hook, Thomas Arnold ....... 187 82,166 176 96,187 52,176 149 Hope, Harry Earl ....,......... ........ 9 0,96,l00,149 Hooper, Thomas Lee Hordusky, Rodger Behm .... Horn, Richard Kenneth ......... Horner, Robert Ernest ....... Honing, Sonja Mae ...... Horrell, Nancy L. .....o...... . Horsfield, Roger John Hoskinson, James F. 108,166 187 59 176 52,59,l66 Hough, David Clark .,..,....,,,.,,,.,,. ,,,,,,,-,,,,,, 1 87 Houseman, James Wilford ,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,.,-, 85,166 Howard, James Doane ,,,,.,,-,,,,,-,,,---,,-,,,,,---- 175 Howe, Theodore Harrison .... 35,44,86,l62,166 Howell, Linda Jo --,.,,,..,-,,.,.,,,-..,,---,---,,,------ 137 Hubbard, Avis J. ..,....... . Hudak, David Leroy .......... Huebner, Carol Ann , ,,,,,,,..- ,- Huff, William Lawrence Hughes, Richard Gordon ...... Hull, Carl Robert ,,,,,,,,---,- Humes, Lynda Joyce ........ Hunt, Thomas Lynn ....... Hunter, A. Vanlier ......... Hunter, Barbara Ann ...... Hunter, Harry Joseph ,,,,,, Hunter, James Oliver ......, Hunter, Hunter, Huston, 176 62 75 86 176 52,187 71,88,l08 166 83,161 85,150 Robert Andrew ,, ,,-,-,,- 84,37,9g,155 Robert Leroy ,,.,, Thomas Lee 187 17 6 Hutcheson, Ronald Lee Hutchins, Constance Evelyn ------ ---an Hutchinson, Barbara Ruth ...... I Ions, Richard Robert Irwin, Elizabeth Locke ....,.,, Irwin, Janice Kay ,,-,,,,--,- ---- Isett, John H, ,,,--,----, -----,--------- h IShefW00d, John Stanley .,,,,,- J 82,112 39,187 74,112,176 91 Jackal, James William ,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,,,-, 121014-9011, Richard lvellsworth ..,,,,,, , Jackson, Robert Doyie, .,,,,,, ,,,,, 88 166 38,150 James, Marlene Claudette Jamison, Robert Irwin .... Janech, Francis Joseph ------ Jelferis, Charles Rodney 52,187 85,187 150 Jeffords, Charles Willis Jenkins, C. Hale --'---------- ' 1 08'l87 Jgnkins, June Edith --------------- ------ 5 1168186 Jenks, F1'6C1CI'1C1C Lynn: Jr- -----'- 4-- ' 1 87 Jennings, William Joseph ---------'--A- 90,104,175 Johanssen, Judith LYHI1 -------- --'------------ 1 87 Johns, David Michael ...... Johnson, Bruce lNa1'ne1' ------- Johnson, Donna June ........ Johnson, Gladys Miriam . Johnson, Hugh Douglass ...... Johnson, Marilyn Sylvia ........ 187 87,150 81,176 51,187 176 150 Johnson, Merle Loran ...... -------------- 5 2 Johnson, Niel Julis ............... .--- 71,90.l76 Johnson, Robert William ...... .......-... 1 87 Johnson, Stanley Martin .......... ....... 1 50 Johnson, Stephen Charles ,....... ...... 9 0 Johnson, S. ................................ ........ 1 88 Johnson, William Harry ,....... .......... 9 6 Johns-ton, Allen Curtis ........ ...... 9 8,187 Johnston Carol Jane ........... .................. l 61 Johnston Douglas Br11ce ............ 44,59,92,150 Johnston E. Roene ........... ...,.. 3 6,5l,54,l5l Johnston Mary Ann ..,., ,..,...,,,,,,,,,,, 1 50 Jolliffe, Richard John .....,,, ,,,.,,,,..,,,,,.,,,,, 1 08 Jones, Becky Ann ............. ........ 7 7,ll2,l76, Jones, Raymond Albert ..... Jones, Suzanne Carol ........ Jordan, Patricia Lee ..... Judt, Nina Diane .....,, ,,.,,, Julian, James A. .,.,,,,.,,,, , Julius, Frank Alvin Jurczak, Patricia Kathleen Jurnack, Paul ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , K Kaal, John ,,,,,,,,,,,--,- Kadunce, Daniel L. Kadunce, Robert Joseph Kadunce, VVilliam Martin Kalamaras, 166 76,176 21 ,34,82,l72,176 44,78,l50 90,176 91,96 Georgina, .......... 37,44,50,63,76,166 Kammerdienef, William Raymond ,,,-,,-,,--- 85 K2iI'dOS, Paul James ,,,,,,,,,,--' -,------,-----x------ 9 2,96 Kar50l'10V1C11, John Legn --------- -------- 4 O,81,96 Karsten, Christopher Litre Katzenmeyer, Jean Ann -- Kean, Sandra Sue ,........ Keane, William Rodney---Mu Kearney, Sandra Lea ......... ll .......... 104,108,166 83,177 177 79 Keatmg, Kathenne Lynn ,-,-,, --------------- 7 6,177 Keck. Frederick Davidson Keefner Geor e Martin Keefnef, James Carroll Keeler, Nancy Doak ........ Keep, Janet Lee ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,-, 53,71 ,84,85,150 1 g ---.------ Keefer, Riva Jean un- -P-----,- -------------'-------- 1 150 177 KeiPef, P3-CTiCia Carole -,----,- ,-,--- 7 5,172177 Keller, Beryl Leslie ,,,,,,,,,,,, Kelley, Fred Neil .,,,,,,,,,,,, Kelley, James Elwin Kelly, Patricia Jean .,.,, Kelly, William Deloss ........ Kemeny, Judith Ann .. 83,150 89 78,166 89,166 74,177 Kennedy, F-11CI1OI' Lynne ------' hhhh- 3 6 54 56 7,82,1'0 Kennedy, NEIHCY Jean --------g - mm-88--N IES Kennedy, Patricia Ann ,,,, Kennedk Sally McCon1nell 188 Kcplcr, Samuel William ...,,, Kepplc, Janet Beth .......... Kicblcr, Roberta Mae ,,,,,,,,,, , -----..-..-- Kiclczcwski, James Peter ,,,,,,, , -.--- - Killcan, Gary Ralph Killorn, William Lawrence Kilpatrick, Carole Gaye King, Dale Edward ...,,,,,,,., King, Edward Jackson ..... King, Henry F. King, Lloyd Liggett .....,,,,,,,, , Kinzer, Robert William ....... Kish, Judith Ann .......,.., L., Kistler, Dean Alan ........... 188 74,116,166 77,166 53,510,166 90,108 112 166 87,177 188 85 79,177 71,188 Kitterman, Patricia Ruth ...,,,,,,, 43,78,115,165 Kittncr, Larry Allen ........ Klaas, Donald G. ....,.. . Klas, Paul Edwin Klause, Edward William ...-. . Kline, Eleanor Evelyn ....... Kline, Judith Ann ......... Kline, l'Villa Ann .......... Knable, David Burton ...... Knapp, Knapp, Robert Sinclair Knapp, Robert Thomas Gayle Thomas ....,... 90,151 .--N .......... 86 86,177 33,44,79,166 188 62,167 35,90 Knott, James Edward ........,. ,--.-.a ......,,,,,,,, 1 188 Koempel, Michael Edward Koenig, David Miller ........ Kohlmeyer, Dennis M. ..... . Komisar, Paulene Ann Koma, Donald Michael .......,..... ---- ......... 87,96,108 151 85 ...- ...... 188 Komltsky, Frank, Jr. .....,..,. - ....................... 151 Konvolinka, Lynn Noble .... - ........ 59,72,15l Koopmann, Gary Kopp, Francine Louise ....... Kopecky, Rudy John ...... .- ......, 48,188 - .,....... 151 Kording, Gary Walter .. ............. N .......... - 86,177 Kozakovsky, Frederick Raymond Kozar, Antionette Marie .................. 52,67,167 Kozar, Elaine Lenore .......... - ....... 51,58,75,177 Krebill, Rosemary Christine Krebs, Richard Frederick Krepp, Thomas DeWayne ..... - ......-.- ------- Kress, Patricia Ann .............. Kroeger, Francis Henry ..... Kroen, Kenneth Edward Kruell, Vivian Pearl ............. Krug, Polly Lea ....... - ....... Kummer, Jack Richard Kuncio, Robert Anthony ...... - -.------ Kunselman, Jack L. Kurcon, Joseph Stanely - ,,,,,,,,,,,,.... ....,. 1 88 96 188 188 88 188 161 ...... .- 59 Kweder, David Alan ........ ------- 4 01851151 L Ladd, Kathryn Eleanor ...........------- -------------- 1 88 Lamanna, Ronald Richard ------------------- --------' 8 8 LaMotta, Thomas Joseph .... 84,87,96,1l4,151 LaMotta, Ronald Edward ..---------------- -----e---- 1 51 Lang, Ernest Herbert ........-- ---- ------- 8 9 '151 Larry, Richard Michael ....-- ---'---- I 51 Larson, Janice Elaine ........ ----- 1 88 Larson, Karen Margaret ..--- ------ 1 88 Latimer, Nancy Jean ......----- ---e-- 1 77 Lattanzio, Dale Raymond .---.--- ------ 1 88 .. 53,188 Lausberg, Clement H. ......... . Lausch, Rowena Sara ......... Lawson, Keith Floyd ,..... LaZaro, Ruth Evelyn ...... Leavitt, Marjorie Ann ....... ff.f'l1s,44,177 44,151 188 79,167 Leeper, Ronald Lee ........ ------ ------ ----- ' ' 1 8 8 Leipold, Lenore A. ..... .---- - s8,51,64,78,167 Leis, Margaret ..... ,----- 4 Leisey David Edward ...... - --------------,------ 92 Leonard, Bafbafa Kay ------ -------- 7 Leonard, Mildred Jean ....,... ..... 5 6,77,151 Leonard, Susan Carol ......................,....... 53,177 Lesser, Daniel Edward -----M -,----K-----------,,-- - 177 Lester, Jacqueline Maria ........ 38,44,53,79,167 Levisky, Joseph Albert ....... .- .-.-------'---,---- 98,188 Levy, Samuel Lewis Alfred Duff, Jr. Lewis Ann Hopkins ...... ................ 1 88 Lewis Bodd Stewart .,.... ..... 5 2,811,151 Lewis, Charles Br-2115011 ------- ------,-- - -4----- 9 1,109 Lewis, Dgna Jane ........... ...... 44 ,79,112,167 Lewis, James Wesley .,.... .....-......--.. 1 67 Lewis John Edward Lewis, John Edwin Lewis, Paul Elton --- ......... .-... 1 77 Lewis, Richard Dohrman .,,. . 188 Lewis, William J. .............-...................-...... 92 Ligg-eu, Nancy Lou .,,.............,....... 37,38,80,l67 Lightner, Joseph Campbell, Jr. Limber, Gerald Keck .................... .--.- 1 89 Linaberger, Dale Lee ............. Lindblad, Donald Eugene Lindfors, David Roy Lucas, Ardeth Virginia ....... Lindsey, Brooks Morrison ....... Lingle, Melvin Gene Livingston, Ella Jean ............ Llewellyn, Ramsey Walters Loch, John Robert .................. Lochinger, Darl Robert Lockhart, Marjorie Ann ........ Lohr, D. ..................,................. - Lombardi, George Thomas Lomis, Thomas Weymouth ..... Long, Barbara Ann .............. Long, Martha Aline ...e... Long, Nicholas K. .........,,.... Long, William Joseph ........ Longwell, Thomas Louis ..... Loos, Robert Arthur Lorah, Richard Greenwood ..... Lott, Linda Irene ........... - ......... Loughlin, Lawrence Ralph Lowry, Howard Hutchinson ....., Lowry, Suzann ,.............,..,. - .,...,... Luckok, Robert Stanley ......... 189 89,177 71,85,151 44 177 161 86 167 177 177 60,62,89,167 91,167 189 189 85,152 177 189 90,108 Luffey, Thomas Harry ,M ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 02,189 Llllldahl, Dorothy Ann ,L-, -,,-,, 82,152 Lunn, Frank Frederick Lupfer, Alan Smith --,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,-. 1 89 Lynch, Edward Asa ,,,,,, 1 ,.,,,,,,,,, 85,167 LYHCTI, Cherred Gay ,,,.... - ..,......... L ...,.,. 39 Lynn, John J. ................ ...... 8 5,108,152 Lyras, Koula ........ Mc McAnallen, Robert Thomas MCBI'1dC, Billie Raye ,,,,..,,,,,, McCand1ess, Je W rry . .... . MCCHT1, Mary Suzanne ,,,,,-,,,,,,,,, 51 ,68,177 ..,--. 7 7,1 7 7 152 51,68,189 MCCZITICF, Wllllam Lawrence ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69 MCC?-Tfhy, John Richard ......,,,. McCarty, Fred Joseph ,,,,,,. 1 ,,,,,,1 McC1aine, Charles Frederick MCCICHYII, Donald Bruce McClelland, Oliver Howard ...,.... McC1oseky, Barbara Jean McCloskey, David ,,,,,,,,,-,,,--- McClure, Carol Ann ........ 189 189 87,152 108,167 - ........... 177 McClure, Susan E, -,,,,,,--,- -----,. - McCollum, Phillip Dennis ........,. McConnaughy, Donald Eugene, 72,152 189 II .,...... 189 MCCOIIIIEI1, William James ,-,-,---,---- ------- 1 00 McConnell, William Lee McCourt, Kenneth Wayne MCC0Yf JOYCG Arm ---------., -1 ...... 36,58,78,177 McCoy, Ronald Lee McCracken, Barbara Ann ....... McDonald, Douglas James McDonald, James Howard 189 189 96,189 MCDOna1d, Lois Jeanne ,,,,,,.,,,-,-,,- - ,----- 78,177 McDou all Wall R g , ace aymond .,,,1,.,,,,,,,,,,- 177 McDoug1e, Martha ,,,,..,,,,,, , ,--,,,--,,-,----- 65,76,152 McElrath, Nancy Filer McElroy, Patricia Gale ........... McElwain, Nancy Jane, .... 36 104,189 ,54,57,72,75,152 McGarvey, Alice Jane ,.,,,,,,,,,,---,,-,,,--,,--.---- rg 189 McGee, David Leonard ..,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 6 2,Q1,152 McGinnis, Julia Louise .,.,,,,.,,,1 37,3g,51,54,57, 78,ll5,l42,l52 McGinnis, Nancy Lee ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,-,---,-,-, 1 89 McGlade, Gwenn Ann ........ McGovem, Mary Suzanne ....... McGrath, Gerald Joseph ......... McKee, Smith Cooper ......... McKeeta, Margaret Mary ..... McKe1vey, Janet Dunlop ..,...... McKim, Charles Walter McKinley, Oscar Barry McKnight, Betty Jane .....,.. McKnight, Margaret Jane .....,. McKnight, Berlin Keith McLaughlin, Grant Eugene 77,177 189 91,100 53,77,167 47,76,167 189 189 McLaughlin, Richard Reid ....... ......,.. 9 2,152 McMahon, Robert Cecil, Jr. McMillan, Me11nda Ruth .........,.. 43,44,75,l77 McMi11en, David George ........ McMi1len, Ethel Marie ........ McNeal, Richard Blair .,.,.... McNeil, Gary Alan 109,152 161 90,152 McNutt, Robert Theodore ......., ........ 6 9,152 McWilliams, Jack Linton, Jr. .............,.. 69,178 M acCartney, Donald Kent ...,..... .............. 1 78 MacFarland, John Ayer .......... Maehen, Jan Melvin ........... .- Macinski, Joan Beverly ...... MacKenzie, Ronald Hugh .,... Macler, Henry Humbert MacMurray, James Daniel 43,44,67,178 81,178 189 M Madson, Nancy Leora .,....... ------------ 7 3,178 Maeder, Fred Ray ..............-1------------ 86,109,173 Magargee, Edward Leland ------------------e----- 153 Magenau, Rosanna Helen --,,- ----e1-1 7 3,157 Magiu, James Blair .................. ------ 1 67 Maischoss, Gayle Elizabeth -.------ ------ 1 89 Maits, Patricia Ann Mallets, Thomas J. .... ----------------------'--- 8 9 Malone, Terry Ann .,..........--- A- 38,43,51,79,173 Mangold, Carole Rosanne ------------- ------- 5 3,189 Marguglio, Dante Li0f1C1 ------------4- ---- 5 977,153 Marmo, Louis Vincent ..,.. Marsh, Gale Dennis ....... 167 Marsh, Linda Ann ..... ..... 3 8,43,79,178 Marshall, Janet Ann ...... -1------------- 7 4,157 Martin, Elva Mary .-.----- -------- 4 8159178353 Martin, G6OI'gC EdWV1I'1 ---1-- --------------- 9 31153 Martin, Walter JO11Il -------- ------ 8 41861106167 Martz, John Dennis Masquelier, Louis ....... 88,153 Master, Thomas Richard -,-----. -,---'--, 5 2,153 Mathay, Charles Edward .,..... Mathieson, Richard Leroy Matz, George Emory ,,,,.,-,,,,,,- , Maust, Bonita joan ,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 189 178 189 Maxeiner, Robert VVil1iam ,,,1,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 gg Maybury, Sally Ann ,,,,,,,,1,,,,,-, Mays, Carolyn Lee ........ 75,178 48,189 Mays, Earl Ralph ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,, hlg- L ----,------ 1 Q2,108 Medwig, William John ,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,- ,,,,-,,,---,- 1 8g Mehrmann, Charles Franklin Meirer, Paul William 13,106,178 Meinfelder, Edmond Louis ,,,,,.. ..1,,,,,,.--- 1 78 Men-efee, Rebecca Jane .... Mentzer, Joseph Brownlee Mervosh, Robert Nicholas Messimer, Marshall Hilton, Metzler, William Lamoer 43,75,l78 189 87,96 Jr. ....... ...... l 90 Michael, Jeanne Elaine ,,,,,,,,,,s,,-, ,,,,,, 1 90 Michaels, Muron George Michaels, Ronald Earl ,..,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,.,,,, 3 7,106 Michalko, Marilyn Elizabeth ,e,,,,,.,1,, 43,80,178 Miles, Daniel Walter .....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., 9 3,190 Miles, Harold Edward ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 187,153 Miles, William John .......,. Milheim, David Lyman Miller, Charles Leroy ........ Miller, David R. .....,.,,.,,,,, , Miller, David William Miller, Evelyn May ..........,. Miller, J. Clyde, III ....... Miller, Lee Manning Miller, Marjorie Ann ,,...... Miller, Paul William ......... Miller, Robert Dean Miller, Robert Harvey Miller, Robert Keith Miller, Sandra Lee ......... Milliren, Donnal Lee ....... Mills, Jack Curtis .......,. Mills, Ruth Lorene .......,. Millsop, David Lee 87,178 104 178 90,92,168 190 85,153 - ........... 168 91,102,178 161 Miner, Karen Leith ................................ 71,178 Montgomery, Barbara Drawford ..,... 36,54,56, 57,82,153 Montgomery, Joel Whitaker ........................ 190 Montgomery, Ronald Clair .... 35,55,84,89,l53 Moody, Donald Eugene .......................... 90,153 Moon, Thomas Dana ............ Moore, Frances Hoopes Moore, Herbert William, Jr. Moore, Jean Louise .....e..... - ..... Moore, John Hays ................. Moore, Karen Arlene Moore, Robert Burton ...... Moore, William E. ................ . Moran, Joseph Lumsden ...... Mordush, Nonnie Ann ......... 113,178 190 190 153 190 100,190 190 Morfenski, Edward Lewis -..- ................. 53,190 Morgan, Graham Stephenson .................... 190 Moritz, Sheila Elizabeth ........-... 53,32,172,178 Morley, Robert Kenwood Moser, Frank David .....,......-... Mount, Raymond Willard ...... Moxley, Harry William ........ Mullin, Mary Barbara .......... 46,87 153 96,190 77,178 Mumich, Louis Matthew .--..----1-----f 5311131154 Mundorf, Albert Stanton ........ Murphy, Phillip Andrew Murray, Graham Joseph ....... Murray, Philip M2.I'Lil'1 ----- ---------- - -e--------- 190 91 154 Musick, Marsha AIU! ------------------ ---------------- - - 190 Mustello, Ralph Michael .... 34,35,84,87,95,154 Myer, Janice ......,,....-- ------- Myer, William Thomas ----------- --------- -------- 7 1 '99 Myers, Judith Ann ........ 44,51,59,57f72f7f-M68 Myers Mary Lee ------------ ----------- --- 7 5 ' 161 Myers, Raymond Francis Myles, Donald James ---,------ -- -------- 98 N Nags, Marilyn Ruth ..........-- --4------4- --------' ------ 1 6 8 Pedreiar, Leonard Manuel --'A' Pendergast, Richard Martin Perrine, Dawn Ellen ---------- ---'-- Perry, Merill Chester Peters, Carolbel Creswell Peters, Daniel Eldridge ----t-- Peterson Peterson Peterson Harry Oscar Karl Thomas ...., r 1 , Richard Bertil ....... Petraites, Paul Eugene ...... Pierce, Lilliam Deanne ...... Nash, James Allen ...,.... 35,55,55157,58:71f154 Naylor, David Thomas ------------- ----------' 1 9 0 86,106 Neal, Max A1'16fI1 --.-'---------- ------------ - -- 190 Neely, Samuel Dale .,..... Neff, Philip Wasson 71,90,168 Nelson, James Mark --------- ------ Nelson, Robert James Neth, Linda Lee ........----- ----'---- 1 90 Newell, Iris Maybelle ....,..... 51,190 Newell, Lucille Gertrude ........ Neyman, William Trent ...... 34,44,l90 190 Nicholson, Lynne ....-...-.-------,-, -- ------- 78,168 Nicholson, William Lindley -------'-------- -------- 1 68 Niemeyer, Barton Frank ....,.. Nordstrom, Arvilla Jean Mrs. Nordstrom, Ronald Fritz ....... Nottelmann, Mary Beth ..... Nucci, Anthony John ............ Nussbaum, Patricia Joan ........ Nyberg, Donald Norman 92,100,178 154 89,154 - ....... 190 190 190 O Oakes, Barbara Kay .......... - .-... l .....-,.... 79,163 Oakes, George William ......... ..... 1 90 Oakes, Howard John ................ ..... 1 90 O'Donnell, Charles William .,.... O'Donnell, Francis Scott Oeckler, Ronald William ........ 91 190 Ohman, Joanne Charlotte ........ .....,. 7 7,168 Okal, Gretchen All Olson, Lane Albert Oppelt, William Gerald ,....,.... 87 ,9'8,168 Ordeway, Thomas Truman .,..... ......... 6 0,91 Orlando, Anthony Nick ...... Orr, Janet Gall ..........,........,. 88,100 190 Osburn, Charles Benjamin ...... ....,.. 9 1,168 Osterberg, Jack Lyle ........,.... Ostergard, Tames Maurice Osterwise, Martha Louise ....... Otterbein, Daniel Walter Owen, Janet Elizabeth .........,. Owens, Barbara Galil .............. P Palmer, Bernard M. Parise, Robert Dominick Parke, Laird David ............ Parker, Helen Jane ........... Parkman, Marilyn Edith Paschall, Edith Lane ...,..... Passenger, Harold Leroy Passilla, James Philip ....... Patrick, Robert Dale .,... Patterson, Jean Sheryl .. Patterson, Robert Wayne Patton, Morrill Dean ,....... Paul, Gerald Thomas ......... 154 89,178 196 34,56,57,82,l54 89,168 191 73,168 179 75,154 59,64,89,l54 88,168 100,191 81,168 91,179 Paul, Lynne Kaye .,.,.....,.,-,,, ,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 9 1 Paup, William Douglas .....,.,,,-, Pawk, Michael Lowell .....,., .,,,, Pawlak, Thomas Joseph Pearlman, Barry ............,.....,,,.,,,, Peckworth, Marcia Douglas ......... 89,l06,113,154 88,154 96,100 179 Petrovic, Janet Lee -------------- Pfeiffer, Thomas Richard ....... Pfendler, Harry A- --------'------- - Pfundt, Marjorie Edward ....... Phillips, Carole Roseita ....... Piatek, Frances .....-------- Pickens, Robert Allen ...... Pinkerton, Dale Alden .,.... Pintar, Audrey M. ......,. . Piper, James Edward ,..... Pittman, Nathan S. .....,., . 86,154 191 68,89,168 191 191 179 191 62,96 191 . ....... 69,154 191 88 179 77,179 102,191 58,67,77,179 v 105 108,191 P1zor, Glenn Leroy ....................-.--,,,------- ----,- 5 2 Plano, Ronald Richard ........ Polar, Frank Andrew .,........ Pollock, Shirley E. Mrs. Pollms, Ann D. ..........,............ . Pool, Thomas Blount Poole, Linda Jean ,.......... Porter, Beth Ann ................... Prather, Richard Clard Pratt, William Benjamin ........ Prettyman, Julie Ann ............ Pribanic, H. Grant .............. Priddey, Marjorie Copy ........ 34,87,96,106,155 18,19,57,8l,155 56,78,155 100,182 60,63,155 Prince, Barbara Kathleen ........,. 40,82,l72,179 Pringle, Di Anne .......,....... Pringle, Robert Geor e ........ S Pro, Frank Joseph .,,,,,.,,,-.,,,,,, Procner, Ronald Anthony Pucci, Carolyn Marie ......... Pursley, David Irvin ........ Pyle, Charles Harold ...... Q Quindlen, Robert VVi1liam --.-- .. R Rabin, Edward York ......, Radcliffe, John Dennis Rader, Margery Lou Ralston, Shirley Ann .......... Ramsey, Frederick James Randalli, Charles Louis ...... Rankin, Rankin, Charles Lawrence , Rankin, William Wayne ..... Ransick , Frank R. ,,.,,.,-,,,,,,, , Raupach, R. Paul Raye ........... Rauso, Gerals M. ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 81,168 92 86,106 53,191 35,114,155 85,168 93,109 191 191 . ...... 80,1 12,179 191 Cynthia Gail .....,,..,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 91 86,106,155 .......,..,,-.,,,,,,, 92 102,191 34,35,47,55,57, 71 ,92,142,155 RaWSOn, Charles Bartlett, Jr, -,-,,--,---- 102,191 Raymond, Anthony John ,,,,,,,,,,,--,- U Rea, Clayton Finley ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Reddy, Robert Anthony .... Redhair, Thomas Roy .......,,, 91 90,168 34,35,55,71,90,162 85,168 RCC1fI10flC1, Donna Louise -----,------ ------P------'-- 1 55 Reed, Joyce Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,-- Reed, Mary Martha ....... Reeder, Richard Karl ........ Reedy, Lawrence Wesley ...... Reichenfeld, Geraldine ....... 83,112,169 109,179 108,191 191 Reid, Car0y1 ........................... Reilly, Tim John ...............,, Reinersten, Lawrence Gustav Reinhardt, John F. Reller, Carol Jean ..,............ Reslink, Mary Louise 90,169 88,108 179 ' ,75,1 Reynolds, Elizabeth Anne ..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , 78,169 Reynolds, Lillian Martha ..,...,.,.,,, ,,,,,,,,- ,,-,-- 1 9 1' Rice, William J. ...................,.,. ,, Richardson, Louis Alexander Rick, Edward Rickabargh, Paul Elwood, Jr. 93,98,144,169 191 34,90,155 Rickard, Donald Gilbert ....,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,, U 191 Rickert, Patricia Ann ........ 59,64,67,76,1l2,l55 Rickett, Jane Elizabeth ......,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, u 191 Rider, Sally Jo ....................... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 79 Riedmaier, Louise Jean ..... Rieben, Merle Ruth ......... Riggle, Kenneth Allen ...... 77,169 38,191 Rigler, Nela .............,..... .,,,,, 3 8,253,179 Ripper, Linda Faire ....... - 43,52,74,l79 Risley, John Fraizier ........ ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5 Robeson, James Bailey Robinson, Anne L. .................,,. 64,76,113,155 Robinson, Thomas Samuel .......... 100,108,140 Roehm, Peter Irwin ....... --.. ..... ...,,,.,,,,, 9 3,169 Rogosky, David Anthony Roscoe, VVi1liam Crawford ....,,,, ,.,.,.,, 8 8,100 Roup, Janice Louise ....... ---- ........,,..,, 1.-. 80,169 Rowlands, Eleanor A. - .......... am-.- ..,.... 80,169 Ruben, Martha Kathryn ....... -.-- 38,43,44,47, 51,74,179 Ruby, Robert James ................ 71,965,192 Rudolph, Dilbert Russell Rudolph, Richard Kennedy Ruesch, Alma Marion ............. Rugh, John Myers ......,.. Runge, Dale Keith ..,...... Runk, David Blair Runyan, Charles Melvin ...... Ruprecht, Harold Albert ........ Russell, George Fitzpatrick Russell, Mary Louise .............. -. Rust, Richard Staunton ...... Ryan, Linda Hallett .....,... Ryhal, James Eugene ...... S Sabol, Marcia Ann ---- ,.,......., --,- Sack, Ronald James 74,179 192 71 88 62 38,82,155 192 82,155 90,156 73,169 Sacripant, Elvi Ann ........, -. -- ......... 36,37,39,77 Sahli, Suzanne Lorraine ........... -. Salivonchik, George Marion Salsbury, William Thomas ...... Sample, Carol Ann ..........,......... Sanford, Robert Gordon ...... - ........ Sauerbrun, Carol Louise .,..... Saunders, Michael James ........ - Savorn, Ray Rudolph .................... . Say, Donald Russell ......,... Schaack, Ricard Bard Schaeffer, David Bruce ....,.... Scherrbaum, John William ...... Schiestle, Ann Irene ............. - ......- Schlentner, Kenneth Arthur ...... Schlicher, Barbara Ann ........ Schmid, John Beardon Scholten, Peter Conrad ............ Schoenman, Harvey Alan Schoman, Caroline Linda Schoonover, William Karr ....... Schriner, Roy M. .................. - Schroeder, Jay Nevin 112,179 192 192 M ,,,,...., 156 192 192 91, 100 44,64,86,l56 192 179 90,169 ,N ,,,. 161 71 83,179 -... 61,93 1 ,,,,,,, 192 89 e Cathryn ...--,-,..-.-,. , Schuessler, JCFTY CaSPef ---'- 156 Schultz, Rodger Frederic ' ' 1 92 Schultz, Thomas Edward Schwadron, Walter Herman Schwarz, Fred ----------- ' Schwarze, Howard John ...... Schwerin, Michael Lee ........ Scott, Mary LOU ------ --------------' ' Seanor, William Charles .... .rt ...... Sedberry, Marion Carlton, Jr 44,1 79 179 96 179 96 179 Seelhorst, Jack William --------- ---- '- 1 92 Seibert, William Francis ...... 156 Seiblg, Mechthild Suzanne .--.- -- ----- 68,159 Service, SUSU1 Ellen ----'----- Shaffer, Sandra Marie ...... .. Shaffer, Jan Dick ----------- -4----- Shaffer, Shaffer, William Gaylord Shanngn , William Charles ------ 1 ------e--'--- Sharp, Gordon Doremus, Jr. 74,169 ...-- 156 Marilynn .....------ - --4------ -K--- 1 92 104,156 Sharp, M, Deanne ..a......-- - ------- Shaw, David Lynn Shawgo, John GUY ----4-- -------------------- 5 237,156 Shawggy Lynda Sue ,............... 43,52,74,1l2,l79 Shawgo, Nancy Lee -.--a-,-----------------,--------- 33,155 Shelhamer, Margaret Marleen Shelly, Carolyn rialnle ...........,.... 72,83,113.156 Shepler, Brenda Kay -------------- Sheppard, Charles William Shepps, Frederick James ....... Sheridan, Edward Argus ......., Sherry, Richard Merle Shields, William Robert Shiever, Harry Roy ............. - Shillings, Ronald Hugh ........ Shipley, Donald Wayne Shockey, Donald Albert ..,.. Short, Karen Marie .......,.. 44,715,169 59,156 156 180 71,96,192 53,192 Short, Myrna Jean .,......,.r.......,....... 38,53,76,169 Shotzbarger, Lucretia Mae ...... . ......... 51,68,169 Shuman, Ben F. ................... - ...,,......... 192 Sigrnann, James Shaw .....,... Simmons, Joyce Catherine ...... Simpson, Elton Richard ..,.. Simpson, Janet Arlene ...... 169 75,156 63,69,169 . ........... 192 Simpson, Nancy Ann .,,..,.,,, ,..,.,,,,,.,,,,. 7 7,169 Simpson, Wayne Dwight .................,...,......,. 157 Slfler, Barbara Ami .................. 50,58,68,74,180 Sivak, Thomas Stephen -- Sjothun, Gail Karen Skalyo, Wallace George ....... Skeddle, William James Skinner, Robert Allen ,..... Slagle, James Kenneth ,.,,,,,,..,-,, Slavcolf, John Alexander Small, Thomas Allen ........... 71,96 91,180 192 . ............. 192 --.- .... - ....... 34,90,157 34,192 Smith, Clyde Edward ,,,.-,,-, -------.---,---,- 1 80 Smith, Edward Davis .,,,,,,., 1 ,,,,,,,-,,, 192 Smith, Ethel Mae SU-lllll, Everett Carl W- ,,------- N -----,-- 85,157 Smith, Gilman Whitney Smith, James W. ..............,. ,....... 8 9,170 Smith, Janet ,Lee --.-,------- -------,--------' k m 73,161 smith, Patricia Ann ---------'--- W ---.---- -W 53,79,112 Smith: RlCl'18I'C1 DuWayn,e ------ ----.--..4--- 1 57 smith, R0na1d Dirnitl-ie ------- --------- 1 80 Smith. Thomas James ...,.,,, -,.,,,.- 3 9,180 Smith, Thomas Mateer ..... -,,,, 1 92 Smith, Timothy B. G. .,..,,,, .,,., 1 92 smith' Warren Albert ,,,,,-.,,-, -------------- 5 2 SIHOYBT, Jerry Robert ...,.,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,- 3 81961108 Snodgrass, Thomas Edward ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 98,192 Snyder, CHIOI Marvene ....,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,-,, 80,180 Snyder: Eldanl Richard .,,,,,.,,l.,,.,,-,,-,,-,,,,- 95,192 Snyder, William Frederick Solch, Sherry Lynn ,,,,,-,,,1,,, .,,-,- Somers, William Frederick ...... Sorzano, Carl L, ,,...r,,,-.-, Sossman, Carl Lpgan III -,-,-, Spak, Joan Andrea ,.,,,,,,l-,-. Spencer, Corinne ...... Spencer, David Lee Spencer, Lynn Ann Spetz, Karen Esther ......,. Stabler, Donald Arrid Stallsmith, Larry Wade ........ Staley, Richard George ..,... Stalker, Judy Ann ..,.,,,,,, -,,-,- Stalker, Richard Dale ......t. Stallsmith, Richard Earl ....... Stalnaker, Gerald Eugene Stannelbach, Nancy ...,,,,,,-,,-,-. Stanchik, Richard Matthew Stanford, B. .........,.....,.,.,,,..,,,,, , Stasik, Edward Anthony ........ St. Clair, Meredith ..,....,.,,,,,,,-, Stefanakos, Georgia Kostos .... Stehle, William Lewis ..........., 76,180 192 98,192 91,98 157 81,180 58,78,180 62,192 . ................. . 89,180 19,34,38,43,170 104,157 51,68,180 62 180 51 ,68,180 192 Steltzer, Mary Katherine ..,,.,.,.,,,-, 36,54,57,59, Stepanovich, Nicholas Samuel Sterling, Keith Leroy ..............,,., Stewart, Joseph Franklin ......... Stewart, Orrie ...............,.,,. Stewart, Tobert Otho ..... Stewart, William Carney ,.... Stickley, David Charles ..........., Stier, William Granleese, Jr. .. Stilley, Robert Engel Stone, Peter David .... . ......,... . Stone, Richard Carleton .,....., Stoner, Donna Gene ,.....,....,.. Storey, James David ..,,... 67,76,151 193 170 157 62,84 170 88,157 89,170 88,157 104,170 180 170 Story, Mary Lou ....,.... .................,... 1 70 Stover, Patricia Jo ...... .. ............. 43,78,112,l80 Stoyer, Beverly June ..........,..................... 79,157 Strawbridge, Randall Risley ..... - .........., 86,170 Streams, Barbara Louise ......... Stroup, Richard Lee ,........2... Stumpff, Marlin Wakefield ...... Styers, David Ralph .........,..... Sundback, Kay ......................... Sutter, Richard Donald Sutton, Arm Elizabeth ,...... Swanson, Jerry Andrew Sweeney, John Joseph Swentkowsky, Joseph ....... Swestyn, Robert Leroy ........ Swetnam, Anne Marton ........ Sykes, David Wesley Szitas, Sheldon Steve ...... T Taber, Burt Ross ....,..-...----- - Taft, Lynda Diane ........---- ------ 39,193 96,193 157 193 180 44,80,180 157 86,180 193 68,180 87 89,180 193- Takoudes, Christos Gregory -.---- ------- 5 758198 Tate, Donald Durant Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Roger Wayne ..... Darryl Keith ..,... Charles Edwin ......- -------- 34,57,84,88, 102,108,158 91,170 193 Teclaw, Chester Alan ----- ------ ' 8 9 Teel, Robert M3llOI'Y ------ ------------------' ' 47,193 Teitz, G. ..........,------- 1 ----,------------a-- ------------- ' ' 59 Tempest, Nancy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44,52,50,72,76,170 Tennies, Fr3,r1C1S Elll0Ul ----------------- --' 56'93'158 Thomas, Harry Lloyd -----------------a- -------'- 9 8'193 Tl10IH2S, James Arden ....... Thomas, Joseph Eugene , Thomas, Russell Alvin ..,. Thompson, Lynn Charles Thompson, Marianne Lee Thompson, Thompson Thompson Thompson Tice, Nadin 1 1 : Raymond ,,,.,,,,,,, M, Richard Edgar Robert Howard William Allen Tidswell, Charles Edward, Jr. .... . Tiernan, Barbara Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tlfifl, George Edward ..,,,,,,,,,, Tinnemeyer, John Henry ........ Tirk, Beverly Lou ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Todd, Mary Case ..,.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,-, Tomb, Kenneth Howard ...... Tomlinson Har R , ry . ..,...... , Tomlinson, Marcia Ellen ...... Tompos, Herbert John .,..... Toscano, Vincent Natale ....... 198 53 92,170 96,193 77,158 193 80,161 180 86,170 82,180 193 181 181 193 109,193 Tosh, John Albert .........,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 04,193 TOY, JOAUHC SUSHI1 -----------------..-.- 43,78,112,170 Tregembo, Barbara Ann .....,.......... 37,39,42,81, 112,162,170 Tregembo, Barry Jan ...........,..........,,.,,,,, 89,170 Tremi-tiere, William Charles, Trethwewy William Hen , ry ...... Trevenen, Beverly Ann .......... Trgovac, Paul J. .........,.,.....,, , Trimmer, H. William ............ Troiano, William Ermond Troy, B. ......,..................,..........., . Tudor, David Ermond .........., Tzouanakis, Emmanuel Elefth U Umble, Wanda Johanna Urey, Ross Laumont Urner, James Anderson ........ V Vail, Barbara Jean ........ Valle, Robert Harry Van Cise, Carolyn Eleen ...... Van Dusen, Ella Marie ......... Van Der Valk, Ubbo .......--..-- Van Houten, Judson Dean Van Orsdale, David ............-- - Van Ripper, Alfred, III Van Syclke, Jeffrey Edwin varljen, Louis Conrad ------------ Vath, Thomas George Verigood, Norman Joseph .... -- Vierthaler, John Joseph --,----- Vinkovich, Diane Helene vint, David John ---------------- Vinton, Donna Jeanne ........ Vitali, Fay Elsie Vogan, Linda Jane ----. 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