Harford Junior College - Owl Yearbook (Bel Air, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

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W P jumur college volum 9 VI from 1957 to this past year, Harford Junior College was thought of as a hyper-high school. we had no campus, only a few spare rooms andafew facilities in which to have our activities. under these conditions it was difficult for students to identify with the college, or develop enthusiasm for the few activities that were available. at the beginning of this year we moved to our new campus and were given a chance to change all this. the student body re- sponded with energy and enthusiasm. at least two new traditions were started, a freshman-sophomore football game, and a faculty-student basketball game; dances, films, student meet- ings, all activities were marked by a tremendous increase in participation. all of this was accomplished by the individual student shattering the old boundaries. the Owl staff is proud to dedicate the 1965 yearbook to the new Harford Junior College student--the individual on campus who has made the accomplishments of the past year possible. dr. alfred c. o'connell president dr. clyde a. goodrum dean of instruction business manager ' mr. joseph s. treu director of student personnel director of admissions mr. edward c. kuhl mrs. dorothy s. dare ,m, i miss loretta byrne, french miss frances e. brown, head librarian mr. joseph bogdan mathematics gen. henry black, bus. admin. mr. rolf holmes, chemistry dr. Charles hoffman, physics mr. james hopkins, 1 english mr . wayne housum, math. dr. charming kao, geog . mr. William capallo, mr. frank dare, phys. ed. engr. drawing mrs. enid mr. joseph farrand, biol. fleisher, chem. fall picnic mrs. nancy haughay, french dr. p. t. merani, history mrs. carol kingsmore, phys, ed. miss athena macris, history mr. roy pipher, english mr. richard o'connell, art miss kay bullock, secretary dr. arthur woodward biology J mr. benj amin s chilling, accounting mr. edward ross, english mrs. ruth greene, book store mgr. mrs. elizabeth cioni, secretary mr. millan stoller, electronics mrs. ruth tucker, asst. librarian I mrs. mary wavrik, physics mrs. diane hartsock, secretary dedication ceremony ., ,M N; N. MM-Xik , mrs . margaret livezey, receptionist miss cora woerner, sec. studies mrs. aimee smith, secretary 12 organizations - the individual makes student organizations a reality - through the student council social activities student lounge committee calendar committee athletic committee awards committee student personnel committee owleye chess-mates a drama E 160 iety V :1;ijpeopyye-to-people owl student the student court in session. student government promotes interest in all phases of campus life. student government was one of the most active organizations at harford junior college this year. organized early in the year, under the capable leadership of mr. kuhl and president walter hill, the organization movedquickly to meet the new problems presented by expansion. in october, the student government sponsored a meet- ing of the maryland association of junior colleges. in december, the first session of the student court, an innovation this year, was held. as inpast years, the organization sponsored numerous social activities, such as the halloween and Christmas dances. the student government played a vital role in all phases of campus activity throughout the year, laying a solid foundation on which future student governments could build. bartron performs for an appre- ciative audience. government e. miller, j. porter, p. tolen, r. wolfe, e. miller, k. patterson, s. stuetz, b. swallwell, h. sullivan, j. goodson, h. mcguirk, k. stout, j. mcgrady, w. hill, p. mahan, s. krausman. mr. edward kuhl, advisor. walter listens to a motion from the floor. 0w 36.5 d. waddell, e. miller, c. wheeler, b. mccomas, mr. hopkins, k. patterson, n. parks, e. robinson. that's very cute; now get back to work. . . . 3HS ? the growth of the junior college was paralleled this year by the growth of the annual. the '65 owl contained seventy -two pages, half again the number contained in owl '64. size was not the only change, however. for the first time, pictures were included amongthe adver- tisements. in addition, a conscious effort was made to break away from the narrowly circumscribed image of the typical annual. pictures were arranged informally. staff members attempted to make even those tradition- al leftovers, the white spaces, appear as meaningful, integral parts of the pages. to carry through the new look, lower case letters were used exclusively. these improvements were among many which characterized the new look in the student annual for 1965. and this is only one page. charles wheeler, business manager; nancy parks, editor. your deal. now, more meaningful white space. h. mcguirk, j. porter, j. goodson, b. yri, s. krausman, j. hanna, b. swallwell, r. wolfe, p. tolen, h. sullivan. overcomingayear's lapse and having a new fac- ulty advisor, the owleye returned to printed format. the paper was issued once a month and during the second semester it came out bi-monthly. a num- ber of new features were added this year: the world seen, under the microscope, and one man's opinion. also during the second semester a literature supplement was added. it is hoped that these features will become a regular part of the '65-'66 owleye. mr. roy pipher owleye copy for the paper requires careful editing by ron wolfe and mr. pipher before it is ready for the press. mr. pipher is hard to please -or- another clichc$ mr yri'7 and more editing . . . and more . . . , . . first row p. tolen r. wolfe e. miller mr. ross second row j. vaters s. terhune j. rhian d. hurley h. kaprelian j. porter drama society after a year's void, paint, patches, and grease paint returned to the campus with the rustic set's offering of three one act- ers in the fall -- synge's, Riders to the Sea; chekhov's, The Marriage Proposal; and sayoyan's Hello Out There. presented in A107 under primitive conditions, the group gave a noble account of itself. jer- ry porter, who performed in all three of the plays, was the talented mainstay of the group. the spring selection, anouilh's Waltz of the Toreadors, went into rehearsal as the yearbook went to press. In addition, the rustic set sponsored trips to center stage for production lectures, and was instrumental in bringing the baltimore professional group to HJ C for a lecture demonstration on the technique of com- edy. 20 chekhov's marriage proposal with ron wolfe, jerry porter, and june vaters. 'H carolyn rutledge made her debut in hello Out there . my boy. . . . .. c. wheeler, m. jones, d. crouch, h. sullivan, c. mason, m.mcguirk,1. smith dr. merani,j. mc grady, j. goodson, b. swallwell m. mozajari. a personal touch in people-to-people. 1; xxx am V'W , , e. miller, j. hanna, f. nolte, 22 the harford people-to-people chapter was a very active part of campus life. during the year they sponsored a covered dish dinner, guest speakers from the embassies of ghana and in- donesia, and a semi-formal danc e . in may the chapter sponsored atrip to the world's fair. also as in past years the chapter sponsored and sup- plied funds for a student am- bassador abroad. people 10 people dr. merani and president dell crouch discuss future activities. km Ndwox- chessmates the chessmates, harford junior's chess club, sponsored by mr. wayne housum, offers the chess player the opportunity to improve his game. the club has many chess activities. in the fall there is atfive-second tournament held to attract new members and stimulate interest. in december, the chessmates spon- sor the harford county open, which, while un- rated, attracts players in the tri-state area. in february, the club participates in the annual intercollegiate chess tournament. chessmates is also a member of the maryland chess league. the trophies for the harford open. a. sutherland, d. cammack, l. antetomaso, mr. housum, b. yri, k. stout, a. asher, j. hanna, m. auther, s. gregory. skittles in the lounge. 23 24 n that thzs a single, bare bulb illuminating his typewriter, a reporter pecks out the final copy for the news- paper -- the gym hushed, a lone player stands on the foul line -- a twanging guitar, dim lights, and a solitary figure launches into a melancholy folk song -- hunched over a checkered board, the chess player struggles to evolve a battle plan -- rows of empty desks and at the back of the room a student and an open book. as We have dedicated our annual to the individual on campus, so we take as the theme of our col- lege year the individual. 26 activities 28 although the 1964-65 basketball season was disappointing in the won-loss column, the team ex- hibited the spirit, hustle and desire that characterizes the college teams. it was a long season for the owls. two-thirds through the schedule the blue could boast only one victory, over st. mary's, 91 to 59. the owls were a one half ball team the rest of the way. able to hold the rival hoopsters in the first half they would falter in the second, or 20 buckets down at the half buzzer they would drive to within two or three at the final horn. bill buck was the big scorer in the first half of the loop schedule averaging double figures in every game. at mid- semester the addition of tom prim, stu ward, and nelson gilmer gave the owls new punch. ron cole and terry ireland were tOugh under the boards all year. basketball 30 denny lane drives -for two. the big story was inexperience and a lack of scoring punch. with eleven out of fifteen of the squad returning next year the won-loss column in 65-66 is sure to tell a different story. 31 first row t. prim n. gilmer r. cole s. ward 1-. read second row h. mc guirk j. tobin r. mc donnell k. patterson 1. james t. ryan the way we saw it no, no, coach, don't throw the towel in yet. hurray, now it's ONLY 92 t0 2. hey fella, how about trans- our group had 4370 fewer cavities more Wheaties! ! ferring to HJC next year. ' ? 1 what do you mean you don't know the meaning of the 2 ; game?! s. stuetz, e. robinson, p. mahan, c. amato, h. kaprelian, s. Clark, captain, j. mingo, s. terhune. cheerleaders in october, tryouts were held for the '64-'65 cheerleading squad. sandy clark, captain and student sponsor, led her girls to three away games as well as all the home games. in this, their fourth year, the cheerleaders made their own skirts and purchased new white sweaters. by begging, borrowing, and stealing, they were able to double the number of cheers in their repertoire. let's go! working out a new routine. 4. 3 individualism is a characteristic displayed by students at HJ C as each: studies . . . applies learned material to life creates and takes part in student activities . . . rustic set coffee house ice skates in rainy weather skis builds snowmen explores and enjoys our new campus . . . runs around the gym walls gets lost in the library card catalogue attends classes . . . arrives late to mr. hopkins' class uses a pencil for dr. merani's tests makes tea in dr. woodward's biology lab sits in the back of the room in dr. kao's class 35 undergraduates 37 j. anderson j- apgar a. asher d. asher a-. ayers s. bailey j. baker p. barrett e. bartosch j. bender j. bergmann s. bevard d. blaine 1. bostwick r. bowman h. breith g. brown b. buchanen p. ablanczy d. allgeier c. amato p. amos e. budnick a. buffington c. burley d. cammack b. cann s. carroll j. caruso t. chambers e. Clark 5. Clark m. cofnavage c. cole c. collier b. cox d. cox d. cregger m. cronin m. cumbow 1. cywinski r. dare j. davenport m. deamico 1. dennis d. deweese o. diamante m. divers a. edwards t. ellis r. emmons w. ensor k. epard r. epard c. eustace r. faber c. fant m. fash g. fehrer j. finney 1. friend 1. furches h. furguson m. garves d. german 1. gillespie n. gilmer 39 j. horky j. horn s. horst s. hoster j. hostetter d. hrubesh huntington hurley hurlock s. hutton w. innat n. ingoe j. isom c. jacobson k. jenkins r. goetze gordon gray gregory gretz grimm e. grogan b. gunther w. haggett h. hahn e. harris m. harrison hartman haughay hawkins henderson hendricks hildebrand a. hill j. hillesland c. himmer t. hiser s. holloway j. hoopes h. kaprelian m. kato 1. kee b. kelly s. kelly c. kerns b. kragl j. kragl d. krausman s. krausman r. kreider s. kupperman w. kurek t. langston r. latham t. lawrence a. leavitt f. les calett o. lichi r. liddell e. lilly b. lindsey b. lochary s. lombardi 41 k. joesting j. johnson k. johnson k. johnson r. johnson w. johnson m. johnston h. jones 1. jordan f . jubb c. louch g. mc bride b. mc cann b. mc comas j. mc coy r. mc donnel b. mc donough g. mc grady h. mc guirk 6. me kibbin 1. me nutt j. martin e. matthews b. may h. meyer e. miller e. miller j. mingo c. moore j. moore n. moore t. moorehead m. mozafari n. mullen g. nalet m. need m. nelson d. nichols f. nolte w. norris b. Oliver 1. ortt 1. pennington m. perlman a. petrogallo 1. petty b. pfau d. pierce j. pierce 43 h. polk j. porter m. price t. prim t. quinn p. rahll e. rose r. reed j. reddick j. reedy r. reedy r. reeves j. regan w. russell j. rennie a. resine j. reynolds r. rios velez a. rivera e. robinson c. rutledge t. ryan j. sabatino d. saneman c. schafer g. scott j. scott e. Shaffer b. Shepard e. Shires a. shreve t. 51111:; g. smith 1. smith r. smith b. smithson s. spencer p. stetina d. stevens l. stevens r. strehecker h. sullivan j. sullivan a. sutherland b. swallwell s. synder c. tellis s. terhune g. tibbs f. thompson p. tolen s. townsend r. tracey 44 4S b. Wilson 5. Wilson 0. Winkler b. winship e. wiseman c. wittaker r. wolfe l. yingling d. young j. vaters g. waldon b. wallace j. wallace j. waller e. watters j. watters t. weaver v. weed p. wemlinger n. west c. wheeler w. whitlock n. Whitney s. Wilding k. Willey g. williams j. Williams t. Williams t. Williams t. wimams h. Wilson j. Wilson adams, j. akers, j. alexander, c. allers, g. almacy, j. amrein, j. anders, b. anderson, m. anderson, r. anderson, 5. ball, m. bankert, w. barnes, a. barnhill, w. barrow, c. barrow, j. bartley, m. baxter, g. beattie, g. bedsaul, r. beims, c. bindel, c. birkmire, 1. birks, w. bonakdarpour, b. bond, j. bortz, j. bortz, p. bosely, a. bosse, l. boutchyard, g. bowen, j. bowers, g. bowers, k. bowers, v. brady, p. brewer, g. bright, g. brock, r. bromley, b. bromley, 1. brooks, d. broumel, c. brown, b. browne, m. brumbaugh, l. bryan, c. budd, j. budnick, b. buettner, j. bullock, c. directory of bullock, j. burkins, g. calder, d. calvert, w. carattini, j. carter, p. carver, p. chambers, c. chapel, 1. chendorani, a. chilcoat, g. choat, 0. church, 11. clark, g. Claus, w. Clarke, r. coale, m. coats, w. cole, r. coleman, j. collier, j. compton, l. corbin, e. coudon, t. craig, j. craig, j. crews, e. crites, d. crocker, w. dalton, r. davenport, k. deweese, c. dinsmore, g. dipersio, t. donnelly, m. downes, s. eckelt, j. ehsani, h. eller, j. elliott, m. engel, m. evans, d. everline, j. ewing, d. falck, c. fausett, d. fender, h. ficklin, t. floyd, r. forthman, r. foss, j. 46 foster, c. fouse, 1. freeland, t. gebhart, m. gebles, e. gerdom, b. gerdom, r. gerdom, r. gibby, c. giltz, m. goad, r. goeller, p. gordon, w. grant, d. grant, d. gravely, 1. green, j. gregory, 5. gross, r. hales, j. hamrick, h. hankins, m. hanson, r. harrison, e. hartsoe, r. hastings, t. hampton, w. haynes, b. heacock, m. heacock, w. heesters, n. hendrickson, h. henry, e. herbert, p. hess, d. hicks, t. hildebrand, m. holliday, k. holter, j. hooper, d. horan, r. hornberger, j. horner, z. horsey, m. isaac, c. jacobs, r. james, w. jarusek, e. jenkins, w. johnson, r. johnson, w. jones, h. jones, m. jones, n. jones, p. june, m. jung, w. jung, W- kane, t. kaufholz, e. keehan, d. keen, m. kemp, g. kestner, i. kight, j. kilminster, c. kimball, j. king, c. kirby, p. kline, j. kommalan, j. kraus, d. krus, r. kulinski, i. landreth, w. lane, d. langlais, j. lawson, c. leonard, e. little, s. litzinger, r. lohmann, f. long, a. lynch, a. lynch, w. mc cauley, c. mc daniel, 01. me fadden, e. mc laugalin, t. mc laughlin, j. mc laughlin, j. mc mahon, r. mc neil, v. mahan, m. malone, m. marll, j. martin, 1. mason, c. mason, h. mays, d. merrey, k. merrill, m. undergraduates miller, d. miller, n. mion, g. mitchell, c. moffett, e. moffett, p. moler, 1. montgomery, s . moorehead, t. moser, r. moser, t. murphy, p. murray, r. myers, m. myhre, s. nabet, g. nair, j. navin, a. newman, g. nieberlein, j. noble, k. noonkester, j. norman, r. onigoni, 1. owen, m. pace, k, page,; PaPPaS, J- parden, w. patterson, k. payne, d. pearce, j. pedgonary, j. pedgonay, 1. pensell, j. pershing, h. persinger, p. pfeiffer, p. pfingsten, w. phillips, 1. pickard, d. pinto, 1. pock, h. polus, h. poteet, g. potter, c. powers, b. preston, b. preston, j. price, s. putnam, r. 47 raphael, j. re daoid, d. read, b. read, r. reber, d. reddick, j. reedy, j. reedy, r. reeve, m. reightler, c. reith, g. reyerson, j. reynolds, j. rhian, j. riddle, k. remenschneider, g. riggs, m. roberts, d. robinett, v. robbins, b. robinson, w. roeder, d. rogers, s. rohe, 1. rohr, l. roseberry, h. roszak, r. rupert, 1. sample, j. sanborn, d. saneman, s. saneman, w. scarborn, r. scarborough, d. scarborough, j. schatz, b. schuler, m. schuefer, s. schwartz, p. schwarz, r. scibek, s. scott, r. senn, r. sexton, a. Shaffer, e. shiroky, r. skirvani, n. Shockley, r. shreve, n. shue, g. shukis, n. silver, f. Simon, p. sistek, j. slhaaf, b. slind, d. shone, m. smith, d. smith, e. smith, j. smith, r. smith, v. smith, w. snodgrass, e. snodgrass, h. snyder, s. sparr, p. spartage, j. Spencer, m. sprissler, b. stephen, d. stetina, p. stevens, d. steward, f. stout, k. sturgill, t. sullivan, t. sullivan, r. . swallwell, 1. swisher, j. taylor, j. thompson, f . thompson, t. tomaso, e. tonen, t. tucker, b. turner, v. umbarger, 1. umbarger, w. unger, f. upperco, d. van doyne, p. vargas, r. vancherie, j. vaters, j. von shelly, f. waddell, w. wagner, a. walker, m. walsh, j. ward, f. ward, s. watters, l. weaver, e. weaver, v. weinstein, m. welms, j. Wheaten, 3. wheeler, r. wheeler, t. wheeling, p. Whitaker, c. whitsel, m. wiherle, f. Wilson, 1:. woss, h. wrede, d. wrede, f. yackabonis, k. yorkston, g. zook, j. 48 two individuals sit at a chess board . . . one concentrating, the game a war . . . one talking, the game is childish. graduates William f. alter diane marie dona-jean margaret chess club 1,2 ambrosi appel newspaper 2 ski club 2 gilbert a. bowers paul j. bourg 52 Charles edward cole golf team 1 radford filmore day jr. athletics committee 1 dell albert crouch, jr. people to people 1,2 dramatics society 1 radio society 1 Oliver alfred diamonte 53 emmett f. donnelly Christmas dance 2 james bailey hanna owleye 1, 2 chess-mates 2 people to people 2 college round 2 student government 1 rustic set 2 54 james neil goodson people to people 2 owleye 2 walter 1e roy hill student council 1, 2 people to people 2 social activity committee 1 5 William c. jung jr. sallee lou larner Sharon lee lowe joan louise mc grady people to people 1, 2 student council 2 dramatics 1 Charles corthell mergler basketball 1 student government 1 richard mezan golf 1, 2 . dramatics 2 nancy emma parks student government 2 . . yearbook 1 norman chrlstan moore, Jr. editor 2 banquet committee 2 kenneth frank patterson student government 2 yearbook 2 basketball 1, 2 george shue a. edward snodgrass jr. susan jane stuetz cheerleader 1, 2 student government 2 newspaper 2 dora diana waddell student government 1 yearbook 2 58 john joseph tobin basketball 1, 2 V athletic committee 2 michael walter H o avery wright ward carol ann waltman student government 2 social activities committee 2 William david yri chess club 1 newspaper 2 donald e. wrede not pictured: mary cecelia stier S9 each individual is unique in his attitudes, the way he feels about himself, another person, his environment. he sits in the lounge, alone. he feels superior . . . he feels lonely. he sloshes to class inthe rain. he enjoys the rain and is happy . . . he despises the rain and is sad. he talks to everyone. he tells everyone his problems; he is quiet . . . he listens. 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