Slippery Rock University - Saxigena Yearbook (Slippery Rock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

THE 1952 SAXIGENA DEDICATION In this small way, we wish to acknowledge the devotion and sacrifice made in our behalf by two people. Our lives have been made richer and fuller by their having lived. On July 3, 1951, Dr. Pierrepont H. Nichols passed away. In the death of Dr. Nichols the College has lost an inspiring teacher, a loyal colleague, and a man whose integrity and warmth of personality gained for him the respect and affection of all who knew him. During his sixteen years of service at Slippery Rock State Teachers College, he gave to his students a wealth of information gleaned from the printed page, enriched by extensive travel both at home and abroad. He will long be remembered by a host of friends and by those students who share his appreciation of the best in literature and in life. Lieutenant Paul Clawson was called to active duty on November 15, 1950. He fell in Korea on May 21, 1951, just a few days before he would have graduated. During his stay at Slippery Rock, Paul was one of the most enthusiastic and well liked people in his class. He was a member of the football team, gym team, and Varsity Club, was vice president of his class when a Junior, and was a member of Student Government, among other activities. Paul was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for the gallantry he so conspicuously displayed fighting for a cause which he believed to be good and just. We shall be forever in his debt. 2 NEW IMPROVEMENTS One of the outstanding features of 1952 was the new improvements evident on campus. The new Power Plant and Bookroorti are the most obvious examples of the modernization wave that was fell at Slippery Rock. The new Power Plant which is nearing completion will provide athletic facilities and make available a modern, efficient healing and power system. Fast becoming one of the most beautiful spots on Campus, the new College Bookstore, which has been completed, is a favorite stopping-place for everyone. It makes possible the efficient purchase of supplies, which was once a real task. These two major features, together with a great many minor ones, strengthened Slippery Rock’s reputation of being one of the most beautiful colleges in the state. THE NEW POWER PLANT THE NEW BOOKSTORE 9 Administration Dr. Dale W. Houk President TO THE CLASS OF 1952: In the Saxigena published in 1932, Dr. J. Lin wood Eisenberg, who was then President of Slippery Rock State Teachers College, wrote as follows: “You are entering the teaching profession at a critical period in the life of the Nation and the State. The same could be said of the affairs of the Nation and State today. Your duty as a teacher will be not only to teach fundamentals, but to instill in the hearts of American boys and girls the attitudes and loyalties upon which our free society depends—to instill in their hearts the ideals of our democracy so that the American way of life will become more meaningful to more peoples of the world. May your career as a teacher bring you the satisfactions which come from a life of service; may success in the highest sense of the word be yours; and may the blessings of the Supreme Iking be with you at all times. mm 12 Dr. Leonard Duncan Dean of Instruction TO THE SENIORS: “What you are speaks so loud, I can’t hear what you say,” said Ralph Waldo Emerson. What a terrific responsibility this places upon teachers! In a world which cries for moral leadership—a world in which we sec so many doing what they can “get away with” — teachers must set an example by adhering to high standards of moral integrity, and must teach, above all other things, that right comes ahead of wrong. Be proud to be a teacher. Be the kind of teacher who merits the respect of boys and girls. This is the challenge I would like to place before the Class of 1952. 13 Thomas T. McCord Dean of Men When you entered Slippery Rock four years ago it no doubt seemed to you that graduation was a long way in the future. Now you have achieved your goal, and we congratulate you and wish you great success in your efforts to teach the youngsters in our public schools. There never has been a time when the need for teachers of excellent character, fine personality, honesty, and integrity was as urgent as it is at the present time. The Faculty of your Alma Mater have placed their confidence and hope in you. Only time and your efforts will justify that faith. Good luck, and God bless you. John Eiler Assistant Dean of Men As you leave S. R., you become a member of a larger family; it is a happy family and a very important one —our alumni. You, as an individual, become more important and happier as we on campus gain any prestige; the school, in turn, succeeds as you gain. May you take with you into your work a vision — one great enough that as you teach you give others that vision: a vision of their potentialities, of their trusteeships, of the value of simple integrity and honesty. Lois J. Harner Dean of Women Dr. Clarence M. Long Director of Laboratory School As many of you entered the Laboratory School for the first time you evidenced a look of insecurity and doubt. It has been a pleasure to watch this change to one of confidence and assurance. Your relatively brief stay at college and your teaching experiences in the Laboratory School should provide a foundation for the growth which will take place throughout your teaching careers. With your college days practically a thing of the past, you.are faced with the task of proving to Mom, Dad, friends, and, most important of all, to yourself that you have what it takes to be a teacher. We think you do or your certificate would not be forthcoming. It will take time, patience, and perseverance, all of which must come from a desire within your heart to do the best job possible. Teaching is not easy, but it is fun. To counteract the dark days will be bright days that will warm your soul to the very heights of enthusiastic satisfaction. The apex of such feelings will come to the staff here at Slippery Rock when you have proven yourself worthy of the name, “Teacher. Dr. Joseph A. McClymonds Assistant Director of Laboratory School Dr. Walter R. All cri Chemistry, Physics Anna Allen Biology Dwight B. Bakei Music Walter Barber Biology. Chemistry Jane Beatty Librarian, Laboratory School William Beatty Sixth Grade. Laboratory School Katherine Allen Health and Physical education Isabel Anderson Fourth Grade, Laboratory School Gladys Arnold M usic Dolores Bader Health and Physical education 7 John P. Bier Education Raymond Rlanck Agriculture, Laboratory School I)r. Herbert Book History, Social Studies Janet Brewster First Grade, Laboratory School Jannettc Burns English, Speech A. T. Clutton Science, English, Laboratory School William Cornell Seventh Grade, Laboratory School Edward H. Cornish Mathematics Beulah M. Cummins English, Speech Helen Cushman Speech 18 Beatrice Erickson Kindergarten, Laboratory School Mar)1 Lou Fisher Mathematics, Laboratory School Martha Gault Art Lilian Griffin Art, College and Laboratory School Margaret Gruver Fifth Grade, Laboratory School Charles Halt History, Social Studies Archie Dodds Health and Physical Education Waller T. Elder General Shop, Laboratory School Abram Foster Social Studies, History Joseph Frazier Social Studies 19 Kenneth Harris English, Laboratory School Dr. Emma Heard Education Mae E. Kohlhepp Third and Fourth Grades, Laboratory School Ralph Martin Mathematics, Laboratory School Eurith Myers First Grade, Laboratory School J. W. McKay English, Laboratory School V Mary HcfTernan Health Education, College and Laboratory School Walter Hess Agriculture, Laboratory School Marian Iscnbcrg Second Grade, Laboratory School Wesley Jonah Health and Physical Education 20 ’W V Theresa Plclz Health and Physical Education, College and Laboratory School Lawrence McVitiy Art, Laboratory School Lloyd H. Peters Social Studies, Laboratory School Florence Prescott Languages, Laboratory School I)r. Margaret Rhoads Mathematics, Laboratory School obert G. Smiley ealth and Physical Education, College and Laboratory School Dt. Carle B. Spoils English Mrs. Clayton Shcasley Accounting and Typing, Laboratory School Kellar Shelar Biological Sciences J. E. Renn Sixth Grade, Laboratory School 21 William Siorer Health ami Physical Education Dr. Warren Strain Geography Clair M. Swope Music, College and Laboratory School Dr. Arthur Vincent Chemistry Kathryn Walker Home Economics, Laboratory School Dr. Frank Ware Sciences Dr. Norman Weiscnfltih Education and Director of Student Personnel George West Geography, Laboratory School Estelle C. Work Third Grade, Laboratory School 22 Dr. Orville C. Wriglcy Education and Psychology Anna Bnrkhardt Nurse Althea Reed Nurse, Laboratory School Harold Weiand, Military Absence History and Social Studies Ford Hess. Military Absence Health and Physical Education Erma Landis Second Grade, Laboratory School 23 ' rj Book Room Start Mary Hcpe, Sue Hawker, Virginia Burdick Executive Office Louise Wood ling, Audrey Boyd. Eleanor Davis -4 I i . Frederick Bauer Bursar Dining Hall Staff Front: H. Smith, E. Albert, M. Korherr. E. Shealcy, G. Rhodes, P. Rcl er, G. Thompson, S. Gill Back: O. M. Colosimo, M. Gill, T. Dicola, M. Blanchard. M. Colosimo, C. Colosimo, C. Agostino Bursar's Office Jean Prihodka, Jean Boozel, Joy Lin-dey, Mabel Shira Library Staff Sarah Bauer. Lillian Shcchy t Laundry Staff Front: C. McQuiston. P. Gorcnsic. M. Walthour, M. Redmond, F.. Moss rush, B, McCaslin Hack: P. Dull, E. Baldwin, G. Eakin, G. Cooper, R. Allison, F. Watson. B. Taggart, G. Taggart, D. Dull, C. G. Woodling Maintenance Staff J. Barron. P. Dickey. C. Kelly, F. Campbell, F. Fisher, L. Morrow. L. Hamilton, I . McDonald. R. Douglas 26 Ann Skapura, (Acting Secretary); John Bcrdcll, Treasurer; Bernard Young, Vice President; Fred Rclim, President; Doris Luntz. Secretary (Ab- sent). 4 I 30 Robert Appleton Pittsburgh. Pa. English and Social Studies President. Press Club; Treasurer. Student Government; President. Freshman Class: Inter-Varsity; L.S.A.; International Relations Club. Mary Lou Austin Homestead. Pa. Health Education, Social St tidies F.ditor. Saxigena: Secretary. Sophomore Class: Secretary. Newman Club; Gym Team: Phi Delta Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Student Evaluation Committee: House Council; W.A.A. J. Howard Aldstadt Windber, Pa. Health Education, Geography President. Junior Class: Historian. Alpha Phi Omega: Student Government; Band; Y.M.C Soccer: Varsity Club: Manager. Swimming: Intramurals. F.lio Allasia Russel I ton. Pa. Geography, Social Studies Treasurer. Newman Club; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Social Studies Society: F.T.A.; Intramurals. David Alexander Slippery Rock. Pa. Elementary Psychology Club. Jean Angst Pittsburgh. Pa. Health Education, English Corresponding Secretary. Phi Delta Pi: Newman Club; W.A.A. Jean Bachman Butler. Pa. Elementary Secretary. A.C.E.; F.T.A.; Y.W.C.A.; Madrigal. Ray H. Baker Sykesvillc. Pa. Health Education, lliological Science Intramurals. Ex-G.I. 3! 1 ” (msJ Aa Ju Eleanor A. Rallantinc Tarentum. Pa. Health Education W.A.A.: Bowling league: Saxigena Staff. Karl Becker Emlenton, Pa. Physics and Mathematics, Chemistry President..Science Club: Trig-calana: Intramurals; Kappa Delta Pi. Joseph Bcltz llerminic. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Varsity Club; Gym Team; Men's Glee Club: Official’s Club: Alpha Phi Omega: Intramurals. John L. Bcrdell Ford City. Pa. Health Education. Biological Science and English Treasurer. Senior Class; Vice-President. Junior Class; Secretary. Varsity Club: Secretary-Treasurer. Officials Club: Recording Secretary. Kappa Delta Pi: Sigma Tau Delta: Football: Basketball; Base- ball; Intramurals. John R. Bid well Riccvillc. Pa. Health Education Secretary. Alpha Phi Omega: Assigning Secretary. Officials Club; Tennis: Bowling I-eaguc; Varsity Club; Intramurals. George Black New Castle, Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Varsity Club: Basketball; Baseball: Intramurals. Audrey Elaine Bktnk New Castle. Pa. Mrs. l.ila Boyd Health Education, Biological New Castle. Pa. Science Elementary Captain. Gym Team; W.A.A. Council; YAV.C.A.; Cheerleader. 32 Dora I.cc Boyer Point Marion. Pa. Health Education, Geography W.A.A. Council; Phi Delta Pi; Gamma Theta Upsilon. Janet Campbell Indiana, Pa. Health Education, English Press Club. Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A. Vincent Bums Pittsburgh. Pa. Elementary Newman Club; Men's Glee Club; Open Road Club: Intramurals. Dorothy J. Cathcrwood Gibxonia, Pa. Health Education, English Vice-President, W.A.A. Council; Psychology Club: Mas quers; Student Government; House Council. Wilma J. Cavill New Castle. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Co-Captain. Gym Team: W.A.A.: Phi Delta Pi: F.T.A.; Y.W.C.A.; Press Club: Bowling League. George Chitestcr Brookvillc. Pa. Health Education Varsity Club; Baseball; Bowling League; Gym Team; Intramurals. Mary Chapman New Brighton. Pa. Elementary Madrigal; Newman Club; Masquers; Psychology Club; Alpha Psi Omega; Mu Kappa Gamma: Kappa Delta Pi. Jay L. Christ ncr Somerset, Pa. Mathematics, English President, Press Club; President, Alpha Psi Omega; President. Masquers; Arts and Crafts; Y.M.C.A.; L.S.A.; Trigcalana; Alpha Phi Omega. 33 John R. Cocficld Franklin, Pa. Health Education, Geography President. Alpha Phi Omega; Vice - President, Treasurer, Varsity Club: Co-Captain, Swimming Team; Treasurer. Gamma Theta I'psilon; Baseball; Intramurals. David W. Colwes. Jr. Pittsburgh. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Soccer; Basketball; International Relations Club. Glenn Conley Ben Avon. Pa. Health Education, English Varsity Club; Baseball; Bowl ing league; Intramurals. Martha Craig Indiana. Pa. Health Education, English Y.W.CJV.: W.A.A.; Bowling League. I high I). Crocker Mill Village. Pa. Social Studies, Speech President. Y.M.C.A.; Treasurer, Inter-Varsity; Manager, Debate Club; Varsity Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Gym Team. Wayne D. Cresswell Apollo, Pa. Health Education, Geography Football; Officials Club. Shirley Evans Cubbison Phiiipsburg. Pa. English. Speech Secretary • Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega; Secretary, Open-Road Club: Masquers: Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Tail Delta. James C. Dally. Jr. Crafton, Pa. Health Education, Geography President. Alpha Phi Omega; Vice-President, Student Government; Y.M.C.A.; Varsity Club: Gym Team; Football; Soccer; Track; Intramurals. 34 John V'. DiLcva Eric. Pa. Elementary Masquers; Vicc-Prcsidcnt. Psychology Chib; Commuters Club. Margery C. F.lwood Dclmont, Pa. Health Education, Dialogical Science Open Road Club; Biological Science Club; W.A.A.; Psychology Club; Y.W.C.A. Marvin F„ Donaldson Bessemer. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Co-Captain. Soccer; Captain. Gym Team; Track; Trigea-lana: Vice-President. Alpha Phi Omega: President, Officials Club; Varsity Club; President. Student Government; Y.M.C.A.; F.T.A. Elmer F.vcrion Cochranton. Pa. Social Studies, Biological Science Science Club; Biology Club; Debate Club. Shirley M. Davidson Canonsburg. Pa. Elementary Mu Kappa Gamma; International Relations Club; Madrigal: Open Road Club; A.C.E. Theodore I.. Davis West Middlesex. Pa. Elementary Psychology Club; Men’s Glee Club; Intramurals; Soccer. Doris Davis Ingram, Pa. Elementary Masquers, A.C.F.; Y.W.C.A.; Madrigal. Cecelia DePaola Clairton, Pa. Elementary Madrigal; A.C.F.; Open Road Club; Psychology Club: Newman Club. 35 Arthur Ferguson Butler. Pa. F. l Eyles Elementary West View. Pa. Glee Club. Health Education. Geography Football; Swimming; Intra-murals; Gamma Theta Upsi-lon. Joseph Ficrschnallcr, Jr. Connellsvillc. Pa. Health Education, Social St udies Varsity Club; Newman Club; Cross Country: Basketball; Swimming; Intramurals; Officials Club; President. Bowling I.caguc. Edward Flanagan Bellevue. Pa. Chemistry, Geography Varsity Club: Golf; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Newman Club; Intramurals. Florence Forges Springdale. Pa. Elementary Masquers; Mu Kappa Gamma; International Relations; Open Road Club; Alpha Psi Omega. Vivian Frank Natrona Heights. Pa. Social Studies, Geography and English Alpha Psi Omega; Sigma Tan Delta: Gamma Theta llpsilon: Kappa Delta Pi; Press Club; Masquers: F.T.A.: Social Studies Club; Y.W.C.A. 3b Shirley Fox Library. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Alpha Psi Omega: Vice-President, W.A.A. Council; Vice-President. House Council; Girls' Sports Editor. Saxigcna Staff: Chaplain. Phi Delta Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Masquers: Student Government. Joseph B. Fuller Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Health Education-, Social Studies Student Government; Social Studies Club: Football; Track; Varsity Club; Ex-G.I. Anna C. Gaffney Coraopolis. Pa. Elementary President. I..S.A.; .Secretary-Treasurer. Press Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Mu Kappa Gamma; Saxigena Staff; Bowling League; Madrigal; YAV.C.A.; W.A.A.; F.T.A.; A.C.E. Marilyn Gates Perrysvillc. Pa. Elementary Secretary. Masquers; Student Government; Madrigal; YAV.C.A.; A.C.E.; F.T.A. Bernice Jean Galbraith Houston. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Sergeant- At-Arms. Treasurer. Phi Delta Pi: Mu Kappa Gamma; Masquers; Band; W.A.A. Peggy Gates Butler. Pa. Elementary Secretary. Newman Club: Secretary. Bowling League: Mu Kappa Gamma; Psychology Club: Madrigal; A.C.E.: W.A.A.; F.T.A. Wilmajcan Gates Finleyvilie. Pa. Health Education. Geography and Speech Secretary - Treasurer. Alpha Psi Omega: Gym Team; Masquers. W.A.A. George J. Gazctos Butler. Pa. Health Education. Social Studies Varsity Club: Coach. Junior Varsity Basketball and Football Teams. Margaratc Gaydos Leetsdale. Pa. Health Education, Speech Open Road Club; Gym Team: Vesper Choir; Masquers; YAV.C.A.; W.A.A. H. Thomas George Conncllsvillc. Pa. Health Education. Mathematics President. Bowling League; Varsity Club: Football; Baseball; Track: Soccer: Intramural Council; Officials Club; Newman Club. 37 Betty Loti Habcrbcrk Fast McKeesport. Pa. Elementary Secretary. F.T.A.: President. A.C.E.; Mu Kappa Gamma; Kappa Delta Pi; Y.W.C.A. Howard M. Harper. Jr. Slippery Rock. Pa. English. Slat hematics and Speech President, Debate Club: President. Kappa Gamma; President, Sigma Tan Delta; International Relations Club; Vesper Choir. Laura Marie Haley Indianola. Pa. Elementary Psychology Club; Camera Club: ()| cn Road Club; F.T.A.: Masquers; Madrigal: Y.W.C.A.: A.C.E.; W.A.A. Dolores Hartman Rochester. Pa. Elementary Madrigal: F.T.A.; LAA. Theodore B. Gibson Conncautville, Pa. Health Education. Chemistry President. Intramural Council: Vesper Choir: Glee Club; Octet: Football: Baseball; Bowling League; Science Club: Officials Club. Thelma Glatz Johnstown. Pa. Health Education. Mathematics Secretary. Trigcalana: F.T.A.: Y.W.C.A.: W.A.A. John Aiken Grubb Titusville, Pa. Elementary Secretary. Treasurer, Men’s Glee Club: Vice-President. Alpha Phi Omega: Intra- mural Council; Bowling League; Psychology Club. Thelma Jean Graff Butler. Pa. Elementary Town Women’s Club: Madrigal: Mu Kappa Gamma: Y.W.C.A.; L.S.A. 38 Patricia Heckcndorn Conncaut, Ohio Health Education. Biological Science Biological Science Club; Open Road Club; Majorette; Gvm Team: Phi Delta Pi; W.A.A.; Y.W.C.A.; F.T.A. Betty Kay Heplcr Youngwood. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Phi Delta Pi; W.A.A. Council; Y.W.C..A. Evelyn Roberts Hcyl Aspinwall. Pa. Elementary F.T.A.; A.C.E.; Masquers; Psychology Club; Madrigal: Ensemble: Open Road Club. Jane Ann Hockcnberry Slippery Rock. Pa. Health Education, Geography Gamma Theta Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi: Mu Kappa Gamma; Vesper Choir; W.A.A.: Y.W.C.A. Priscilla I lobaugh Butler, Pa. Elementary A.C.E.; Camera Club; Madrigal; Psychology Club. Eleanor Hogan New Castle. Pa. Elementary Y.W.C.A.; Madrigal; Madrigal Ensemble: A.C.E. David R. Heplcr Youngwood, Pa. Elementary Vice-President. Varsity Club; Football; Intramurals. Andrew Herccg New Kensington. Pa. Mathematics, Physics and Social Studies. Treasurer. Psychology Club: Bowling League. 39 Louise Watson Houpt Slippery Rock. Pa. Elementary Vice- P r es i (1 cn t. Madrigal: Band; Vesper Choir; Madrigal Ensemble; Commit-ters Club: Town Women's Club; Mu Kappa Gamma. Therese Ann Hudacck Bethel Boro. Pa. English and Social Studies Secretary. Vice • President. Sigma Tan Delta; W.A.A.; Press Club; Soda! Studies Society. Shirley Ruth Houzc Craft on. Pa. Elementary YWCA.: Masquers; Bowl ing League: Madrigal: Girls' Ensemble; A.C.E.; Camera Club. Cameron Iscman Butler. Pa. Elementary and English, Speech Alpha Psi Omega: Masquers; Psychology Club: Alpha Phi Omega: Debate Club. Dave Johnston Ml. Lebanon. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Co-Captain. Football: Track: Intramurals. Robert Kaez Imperial. Pa. Chemistry, Geography Trigtalana: Manager. Soccer: Manager, Basketball: Gamma Theta Upsilon; Varsity Club; Bowling Ixrague: Intramurals; Science Club. F-sthcr Johnson Pleasant Hills. Pa. Health Education and English W.A.A. Council; Psychology Club: Gym Team; Arts and Crafts; Rowling League. Martha Jane Johnson MeMurray. Pa. Health Education. Biological Science Treasurer. Phi Delta Pi: Secretary - Treasurer. Kappa Delta Pi: Vice-President. 0| cn Road Club: W.A.A. Council: Y.W.C.A.; Biological Science Club. 40 Chrystalc Bailie Kalugcr Grafton. Pa. Elementary Secretary - Treasurer, Open Road Club; Y.W.C.A.; Inter-Varsity: Masquers: Press Club; Madrigal- A.C.E.; F.T.A. David Kelly Duquesne. Pa. Biological Science and Chemistry, Social Studies and English President. Open Road Club; Biological Science Club; Science Club; F.T.A. Regis Kelly Jeannette. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Social Studies Club; Y.M.C.A.; William J. King Grove City. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Vice-President. Social Studies Society. F.x-G. 1. Dorothy Knierman I.inesville, Pa. Elementary Newman Club; W.A.A.; Psychology Club: Madrigal Club: Town Women's Club: A.C.E. Lauri Koski Ashtabula. Ohio Elementary, Social Studies, English Psychology Club; International Relations Club; Assistant Coach. Football: Assistant Coach. Track. Monica Dolores Knoll Chicora. Pa. Elementary Madrigal; Madrigal F.n-scmble; Masquers; F.T.A.; Newman Club: Mu Kappa Gamma: Gamma Theta Up-silon: Alpha Psi Omega. John Kraesun Turtle Creek. Pa. Health Education, English Newman Club; Varsity Club: Captain. Football: Intra- murals; Bowling League. Lois Lee Pittsburgh, Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Secretary, W'.A.A.; Treasurer, Rowling League; Y.W.C.A.; Phi Delta Pi; Trigealana; H’.A.A. Council. Donald F.. Luce Munhall, Pa. Biology, Geography and Social Studies President. Mu Kappa Gamma; Literary Editor. Sax-igena Staff: Gamma Theta Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Y.M.C.A.; F.T.A.; Rand: Vesper Choir. Arthur Leone Grove City, Pa. Elementary Student Coach. Football; Student Coach. Raskclball; Psychology Club; Kappa Delta Pi. Doris Luntz Evans City, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Senior Class; Vice-President, Mu Kappa Gamma: Secretary. Inter-Varsity; Rowling League; Psychology Club; Rand; Kappa Delta Pi; Madrigal; W.A.A.; A.C.E. Robert Ladch Farrell, Pa. Social Studies, Biology Public Relations; Open Road Club; Newman Club; F.T.A. Rcvcrly Lauffer Oil City. Pa. Health Education and English Secretary - Treasurer Sigma Tau Delta; Head Majorette: Student Government; Gym Team; Phi Delta Pi; W.A.A. John Lawrence Arnold. Pa. Biology. Geography Open Road Club; Newman Club: Gamma Theta Upsilon. Ray I .a wren ce Pittsburgh. Pa. Geography, Social Studies President, Gamma Theta Upsilon: Football: Track; Varsity Club. 4 William I.urty Ml. Lebanon. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Football, Trigcalana; Intra-murals; Bowling League: Varsity Club; Officials Club. F.ugene E. Madden Titusville. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Secretary, Freshman ('.lass; President, Trigcalana; President. Officials Club: Baseball; Alpha Phi Omega; Intra-murals; Gym Team. Jane I.yman Sharon, Pa. Elementary President. Madrigal; Newman Club; Y.W.C.A.; A.C.E. Donalda Malvin Carnegie, Pa. Elementary Secretary -Treasurer. Psychology Club; Open Road Club; Masquers: Madrigal: Madrigal Ensemble; W.A.A.; A.C.E. Ralph S. Marshall Greensburg, Pa. Health Education, Geography Secretary. Treasurer, Varsity Club: Baseball: Soccer-, Intra-murals; Alpha Phi Omega: Bowling League; Y.M.C.A.; F.T.A.; Officials Club. Jannet F.. Mayer Slippery Rock, Pa. Elementary President. Secretary. Inter-Varsity; Secretary, Mu Kappa Gamma; President. Town Women’s Club: Gamma Theta Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Vesper Choir; Vesper Choir Ensemble; Madrigal; Ensemble; A.C.E. Richard L. Marshall Mercer. Pa. Elementary Vice-President, Vesper Choir; Men’s Octet; Glee Club; Student Government; Mu Kappa Gamma. Robert H. McCollum Oil City. Pa. Health Education and English, Social Studies Sports Editor. Saxigena Staff; Vice-President. Sophomore Class; Vice-President. Sigma Tau Delta: Secretary. Alpha Phi Omega; Regional Representative, Kappa Delta Pi; Varsity Club; Soccer; Swimming; Track; Intramurals; Press Club; Officials Club; Men’s Glee Club; Vesper Choir; College Orchestra. 43 William H. Means Pittsburgh. Pa. Geography, Social Studies Varsity Club: Baseball; Camera Ciub. Mary Alice Momycr Smithton. l a. Health Education and English Secretary. Phi Delta Pi: Corresponding Secretary, W.A.A. Council: Psychology Club: Y.W.C.A.; L.S.A.; Arts and Crafts. William Menosky Moon Township, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Alpha Phi Omega: Men's Glee Club: F.T.A.: Science Club; Mu Kappa Gamma; Press Club. Vernon M. Mook North Girard. Pa. Mathematics, Physics Trigcalana; Science Club: Football; Swimming. Jeanne McComb Avonmorc. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies W. .A.: Y.W.C.A.: Social Studies Club. Jean Mcl)adc Kane. Pa. Health Education Transferred from I.ock Haven State Teachers College I9.r 0: W.A.A. William F. McCullough Scwicklcy, Pa. Geography. Social Studies Gamma Theta Upsilon: Social Studies Club; Intramurals. James A. McQuitty North Fast. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Varsity Club: Officials Club; Golf; Football; Intramurals. 44 Dorothy Moore Franklin. Pa. Elementary Madrigal; Girls' Ensemble: Mn Kappa Gamma: Mas- picrs; Vlpha Psi Omega: Kappa Delta Pi; Psychology Club; Rowling Club; Open Road Club: Inter - Varsity; F.T.A.; V.C.F..; Y.W.C.A. anc L. Nossokolf Butler. Pa. History. English Social Studies Club; Y.M.C.A.; Cross Country; Inter-Varsity. William D. O'Connor Pittsburgh. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Varsity Club; Intramurals; Rowling I.oaguc: Baseball; Soccer; Vice-President, Freshman Class; F.x. G.I. Jack D. Moore Oil City. Pa. Mathematics, lliological Science Assistant Editor. Saxigcna Staff; Treasurer. Masquers; Vice-President, F.T.A.; lpha Psi Omega; Alpha Phi Omega: Trigcalana; Student Government. Holland S. Morgan. Jr. Corn. Pa. Health Education, lliological Science Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Psi Omega: Open Road Club; Biological Science Club; Rowling Ioague; Basketball; Intramurals. Margie I.ec Muir Don ora. Pa. Health Education. English Press Club: House Council: Bowling League; W.A.A.; Y.W.C.A. Laurence F.. Murphy. Jr. Coraopolis. Pa. Elementary Vice-President. Alpha Psi Omega; Vice-President. Masquers; Newman Club; Men's Glee Club; Saxigena Staff: Student Government; President. F.T.A. Constance E. Neale Beaver Falls. Pa. Elementary Madrigal; House Council: F.T.A.; V i cc - P re s i d e n t. V.C.E.; Y.W.C.A. 45 lid Icy W. Olson Stoneboro. Pa. Mathematics. Social Studies Inter-Varsity; Y.M.C.A.: Vice-President. Trigcalana; F.T.A.: Social Studies Club. Margaret Patton Allison Park. Pa. Elementary Masquers; Press Club; W.A.A. Frank PctrofF Bobtown. Pa. Health Education. Biological Science Track; Basketball; Intramurals: Varsity Club; Biological Science Club. Jean McBride Quinn Slippery Rock. Pa. Elementary Treasurer. Band: Orchestra; Vesper Choir: Vesper Choir Ensemble; Alpha Psi Omega; Mu Kappa Gamma-, Town Women; Commuter's Club. Ann Pliska Oil City. Pa. Health Education. Biological Science Treasurer, House Council; Treasurer. Open Road Club: W.A.A.; Y.W.C.A.; Biological Science Club. John J. Rackcta Sharpsville. Pa. Health Education. Biological Science Treasurer. Bowling: Captain. Swimming: Officials Club; Varsity Club; Track Team. Margaret Palyocsik Sidman. Pa. Health Education. Social Studies Newman Club: Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A.; Social Studies Society; Arts and Crafts. William Pearson New Kensington, Pa. Elementary Press Club. 46 rV Iena Rosenberry Fannettsburg. Pa. Health Education Social Studies Society: Intra-murals: Camera Club: College Band- Orchestra: Y.W.C.A. Jacqueline Russell Brentwood. Pa. Health Education, biological Science President. Phi Delta Pi; Secretary. Junior Class; Treasurer. Vice - President. Open Road Club; Treasurer. Biological Science Club; Inter-Varsity; Masquers; House Council; W.A.A.; YAV.C.A.; Student Evaluation Commit- tee. Martha Sable Homestead. Pa. Health Education, Biological Science President. W.A.A.; Chaplain. Phi Delta Pi; Student Government; Biological Science Club; Newman Club. Joyce Salton East McKeesport, Pa. Elementary Madrigal; Vesper Choir; F.T.A.; A.C.E. Robert Rehburg Coraopolis. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Vice-President. Senior Class: Intramurals; Band; Manager. Track; Officials Club; Alpha Phi Omega. Richard John Rizzardi Claridgc. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics Football; Basketball; Baseball: Track: Officials Club; Trigcalana; Varsity Club; Newman Club. Fred Rchtn Aspinwall. Pa. Health Education, Mathematics President. Senior Class: President. Trigcalana; Student Government: Football; Officials Club; Open Road Club. Joyce E. Robbins Sharon. Pa. Health Education, Geography W.A.A. Council: Gamma Theta Upsilon; Phi Delta Pi: Secretary. Bowling League. 47 Helen Sankovic Glcmhaw, Pa. Elementary Masquers; Madrigal; Saxi-gena Stall; Mu Kappa Gamma; Kappa Delta Pi; A.C.E.; F.T.A.; Y.W.C.A. Amlicr Patricia Schwcini tiger Bellevue, Pa. Elementary President. Kappa Della Pi; President, House Council; Secretary. Masquers; Madrigal; Madrigal Ensemble; Vespers Choir; Press Club. Edward J. Schcctz Munhall, Pa. Health Education, Geography Soccer Team; Varsity Club; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Social Studies Society; Bowling I.caguc; Intramurals. Eugene Seiling Pittsburgh. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Football; Track: Social Studies Society; Newman Club. Joan Shad ley Conneaut Lake, Pa. Elementary Masquers; Madrigal; A.C.E. Phyllis Shanks Rea. Pa. Elementary Alpha Pst Omega; F.T.A.; Y.W.C.A.; Madrigal; Masquers: A.C.E. Eileen Shank Kittanning. Pa. Health Education Psychology Club; Gym Team; Y.W.C.A.;' W.A.A.; F.T.A. Dorothv Jean Simpson Butler, Pa. Elementary Madrigal: Madrigal En- semble: Mu Kappa Gamma; I liter-Varsity; Kappa Delta Pi; Gamma Theta IJpsilon; Science Club; Y.W.C.A.; A.C.E. 48 jack G. SiUman Hcrminie. Pa. Health Education, Biological Science Treasurer. Y.M.C.A.; Intramural : Alpha Phi Omegq; Kappa Delia Pi. Ann M. Skapura Erie, Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Secretary. Social Studies Society: Secretary. Senior Class; Vesper Choir; Press Club: Y.W.C.A.; W'.A.A. Florian Joseph Szcwczyk New Castle. Pa. Elementary Christy Stoner. Jr. Newman Club; A.C.E.; In- Verona. Pa. tcrnational Relations Club. Health Education, Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega; Basketball; Soccer; Trigcalana; Intramurals; Vice - President, Y.M.C.A. Richard N. Toler Ml. Lebanon, Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Varsity Club: Captain. Track; Captain. Cross-Country; President. Alpha Phi Omega. Lora Seibert Toth Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary W.A.A.: A.C.E.; Y.W.C.A.; Madrigal. Dorothy Mac Torrence 'Parentum, Pa. Elementary Open Road Club; A.C.E.; Y.W.C.A.; Student Government; Madrigal Ensemble: Bowling League; Masquers; Alpha Psi Omega; Kappa Delta Pi; Mu Kappa Gamma; Psychology Club. Albert Richard Troiano Vandergrift, Pa. Biological Science, Geography Newman Club; Open Road Club; Biological Science Club; F.T.A.; Camera Club. 49 Ralph L. Winter Sharpsvillc. Pa. Elemental-} Alpha Phi Omega; Y.M.C.A.; A.C.E.; ISschohrgy Club; Soria! Studies Club. Jean Marie Winnc Coraopolis Heights, Pa. Health Education, biological Science Alpha Psi Omega; Gym Team; Masquers; Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A.; Open Road Club; Psychology Club. Rmh J. Vaughan Warrcndalc. Pa. Health Education. Geography Phi Delta Pi; Secretary. Gamma Theta Upsilon; Masquers; Open Road Club; W A V.; Y.W.C.A. Karl Walker Rockwood. Pa. Health Education. Geography President. Sophomore Class; Secretary. Alpha Phi Omega; Chairman. Evaluation Committee; Captain. Cross-Country; Co-Captain. Track; Varsity Club; Gamma Theta Upsilon: Student Government; Y.M.C.A. Joseph E. Walton Ellwood City. Pa. Elementary Kappa Delta Pi; President. Psychology Club; Commuters Club; A.C.E. Hugh I). Watson Turtle Creek. Pa. Health Education, biological Science 0| cn Road Club; Trigea-lana; Intramurals; Biological Science C1 u b; Bowling League. Gloria Ann Whipkey Greens burg. Pa. Elementary Alpha Psi Omega; Masquers; Psychology Club; A.C.E.; F.i .A.: Madrigal; Madrigal Ensemble. Gladys Wiblc Butler, Pa. Elementary Treasurer. Mu Kappa Gamma: Madrigal; Madrigal Ensemble: Vesper Choir; K.T.A.; A.C.E.; Inter-Varsity. 50 Doris Witherspoon Forest Hills, Pa. Health Education Biological Science Biological Science Club: Masquers- Bowling League; W A V; Y.W.C.A. John Woloshan Ambridge. Pa. Geography, Social Studies Gamma I beta I'psilon: International Relations Club; Track; Social Studies Club; Bowling League; F.T.A.: Psychologs Club; Intramurals. Clara Young West Elizabeth. Pa. Health Education Masquers; W.A.A.; Y.W.C.A. Fred Ziegler Shanksville. Pa. Health Education, Social Studies Varsity Club; Men’s Octet; President, Vesper Choir; Track: Intramurals; Officials Club; Student Government. Dorothy Yochcm Pittsburgh. Pa. Health Education, Speech Bernard Young W.A.A. Natrona Heights, Pa. Mathematics, Physics Vice-President, Kappa Delta Pi; Vice-President, Senior Class; Intramurals; Varsity Club: Golf. Mildred J. Zimmerman Coshocton, Ohio Elementary Madrigal: A.C.E.; Y.W.C.A.; Robert Hall Young Bethesda, Maryland Health Education Swimming; Base-ball: Bowling League: Varsity Club; Intra-murals; Officials Club. Ihdores Zalis Slippery Rock, Pa. Elementary Mu Kappa Gamma; Vesper Choir; Madrigal; Madrigal Ensemble; Masquers; Presi-dent. Town Women; A.C.E.; Student Government; Band; Commuters' Club; Newman Club. F.T.A. 51 OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Donald Strang Earl Zinkham Jane Butler Euan Reynolds 5 r JUNIORS First Row: J. Lloyd. N. Radulovich. I.. McMichacl. B. Saulcy. O. Schwab. H. Muir, R. Ixwacco. O. Ehmcr, Cl. Hrico. E. Twcdc. K. Davison, N. Bock. C. Garrison. P. McCunc. B. Kcrachcr. E. Chccco. S. Brown. C. Stegkamper, K. Fmanuelc. G. Dunn. C. F.hrhari. H. Fouse. M. J. Lambing. Second Row: C. Henry, T. RarofTio. B. Shacikoski, N. Bonomi. D. Morgan. K. Stimnicl, I). Miller, I). Bashor. F. Wagner. M. Giammatteo, L. Grell. M. Fclsing, J. Jacobs. D. Calabrese. L. Donald son, N. Turney. E. West. D. Patrizio, J. Butler. I . Duffy, C. Sanner, M. L. Keep. S. Culshall, Third Row: B. Blythe. A. Saylor. A. 1-0 AI bo. R. Irvin. N. Campilclli. M. I. Graham. G. Klenovic. T. MeGary, II. Harman. R. Becket, M. Ackerman. R. McKenna. F.. Link, J. Sprott, J. O’Toole, M. Code, H. I.inn. J. Dye, F. Lawrence. B. Riggins. J. Butters, J. Vanovilz. Fourth Hour. J. Armstrong. D. Kashner. I . Strang, J. Carson. A. McCabe. T. Zachar, E. Spccht. M. Beneze, C. Haslett, C. Bagenstose. N. Lutz. D. McDowell. D. List. B. Wolfe. A. M. Vekasy, L. Pet rick, N. Shearer. K. MacDonald. M. Smart. N. Williams. J. Maslri, II. Carpman. Fifth Ron1: J. Bowers, J. Hanshu maker, K. I.owry, D. Eichhorn, R. Thomas, F.. Zinkham, R. George. C. Pavlick, S. Cianftocco. B. Anastasia. S. Scatnick. G. Wilwohl. A. Garde, R. Norton, T. Edmondson, J. Igo, E. Sclznick, J. Hill, L. Lloyd. M. Horn. M. I.ucanik. Sixth Ron': R. Voting. F. Winter, J. Mirizlo, S. Sava. R. Sorg. J. Ferderbar. J. Cooper. R. Sands. OFFICERS President John Brown Vice-President David Klingensmith Secretary Shirley Black Treasurer Shirley Drumm 54 SOPHOMORES First Rou%: S. Zchncr. N. Fisher, H. Rise. H. Polls, J. Knoll. B. Tilley. S. Landis. M. Becker. J. Howarth, B. Ciabrik. W. Ashbaugh. J. F.ckman. A. Dickerson. A. lefes. M, Lefes. J. Cox. G. Kogut. S. F rumm. M. Boyer. Second tow: J. Brown. D. Weppner. J. Capets. M. MeSv.igan. S. Craig. Nf. Sowko, Nf. Wohlcbcr. I . Weber, J. Mentzer. J. McComb. M. Travis. J. Toed, P. Bonadio. R. Gcislcr. N. Hirsch. B. Trainer. B. Robertson. S. Black. Third Row: D. Klingcnsniith. N. Reed, M. Schultz. I. Staff. R. Osier. M. Byrd. J. Clark. N. Ncilly. I . Roxby. J. Richey. C. Houpl. A. Stasak. V. Ferguson. B. Kray. I). Eisenhauer. C. Sysier. R. I ougherty. A. Irwin. Fourth Row: E. Davis, J. Thompson, R. Wchr. J. Lambert. O. Toy. D. Walters, K. McCaslin, L. Houk, B. Bright. S. Bevan. B. Boyd. R. Sankovic. B. Bronner, C. Dunlap, M. I ouds. J. Embree, S. I.aird, T. DiNicholas. N. Martin. J. Messner. M. Mihalik. L. Palloto. Fifth Row: |. McMichael. N. Vin cich. T. Venditio. F. Moore. M. Williams. N. Campbell. M. Crouse. M. Twite, B. Cash dollar. J. Dillcy. I- Shearer. A. Buck waller. K. Lucas. N. Morrow, B. Bateman. J. Link, J. Cunningham, I . Minchart. B. Humphreys. B. Crawford. C. Fogle. D. Irvin. Sixth Row: A. Capellman. R. Kos-telac. B. Lowery. J. Davis. N. DeC range. K. Conway, A. Kalita. J. Lloyd. E. Wikcrl, R. White, A. Wheeler. P. West. I. Slc ak. N. Loutsenhizer. E. Schneider. J. Stevenson. J. Xitsche. F.. Miller. C. Shultz. R. Rigby. OFFICERS President Charles Valone Vice-President Sonya Utterback Secretary Nancy Langendorf Treasurer Donald Gill freshmen First Row: J. Schlosscr. M. J. Halota. S. Krcmmel, P. Koscur, J. Kerr. B. Lewis. M. Peters, I). Medic. J. White. B. Ellcrton. S. Thompson, E. Osborne, J. Dion. B. Freshman, T. Chaverini. N. Iangemiorf. N. Rutter. S. Davis. F. Corio, M. I.. l-ockc, S. Glessman, J. Heine, L. Goodrich, M. Weidmer, B. Graham. B. Anderson. J. Boyle. M. Bauldoff. J. Snyder. Second How: N. Walker. F. Di Pasqualc. I . Houy. K. Kostas. G. Donahue, E. Loveless. C. Beckham, V. Wilson. M. Ross, W. O’Harrah. J. McKcag, S. Utter hack. M. Brad fie Id. A. Craft. P. Dillon. M. Eicholir. B. Prather. Z. A. Godfrey. F. Bazyk. M. Long. M. Stollatis. K. Stewart, L. Stoyadinovich, 1). Bcrgamaschi, L. I e Vincenlis. S. Hague. A. Bowser. D. Burrows. Third Row: K. Reed. C. Hyman. M. Thorpe. J. Roberts, E. Minor. B. Morrison. A. Valentine. C. DeMarco, P. Rothrauff, J. Wade. J. Wade, M. Weaver. S. Bartholomew. V. Brandt. B. Miller. CL Mershon. M. Ross. P. Linn. J. Mattson, G. DeMartini. P. Knorr. E. King. L. Hanshumaker. S. King. V. Snyder. Fourth Row: X. Campbell. J. Gchr, J. Koniora, D. Dills. D. Todare. J. McCahan, J. Campbell. A. Clark, C. Dennis. A. Proctor, W. Logue. J. Critchfield, R. Kaufman. L. Kostas. J. Scott. K. Huston. A. Zondas, J. Koch, J. Varljen. F. Van Dyke. G. Sullinger, P. Powell. J. Woodsidc. G. Schmitt. P. Wilson, D. O'Leary. Fifth Row: R. Boring. C. Valone. J. Webb. R. Zinkham, M. Cangey. C. ’an Dusen, P. Marsico, I . Kaufniann. R. Rose. D. Gill. E. Eiscnhaitcr. J. Pekar. M. Sergi. J. Randolph. .Mike . B. Reed. L. Vines. G. Zeis. B. Eckert, T. Kelscsky. T. Hughes. E. Fair. G. Hnatko. L. Best. K. Armcl. HOMECOMING QUEEN The Queen and Her Court Miss Anna Kay Valla, Miss Barbara Jackson. Miss Adclc McCabe. Miss Betty Kay Hcplcr Miss Adclc McCabe The Queen and Her Court First Row: R. Ritzert, G. Dunn, E. Theil. M. Keep. H. Fousc, T. Glatz. Second Row: J. Lock-Icy, D. Torrence, D. Malvin, M. Noncff. Third Row: J. Bycrly, J. Elickcr, A. Jack, P. Schwein-ingcr. Her Majesty Dolores Kcightlcy. M. Morgan, B. Lauder. J. Johnson. B. Habcrbcck. nhms Miss Dolores Keightlcy The May Queen 59 Activities GAMMA THETA UPSILON w t S' l r I i. $ Firj tow; I. Jirak, D. Buckley, F.. Allasia. Srcorui Row: W. Strain, J. Coeficld, J. Lawrence, R. Vaughan. E. Olkowski, R. Lawrence. Third Row: P. Schwcininger, E. Flanagan, E. Eylcs. R. Sorg. B. Kac7, K. Walker, J. Hockcnbcrry. J. Armstrong. Fourth Row: D. Luce, Mr. West, V. Frank, W. McCullough, J. Ferderbar, W. Karpinski, B. Murphy, L. Boyer, B. Edwards. ■ v President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Ray Ijiwrencc Ed Olkowski Ruth Vaughan John Coeficld Dr. W. Strain The subject of Geography at Slippery Rock is officially represented by the Zeta Chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon. The fraternity was founded nationally in 1924 and locally in 1929. The aims of Gamma Theta Upsilon are to further professional interests in geography as a cultural and practical subject. Requirements for membership state that prospective members must have elected geography as one of their fields and have met the scholastic requirements specified by the national and local organizations. 62 ALPHA PSI OMEGA First Row: B. Keracher. H. Harinan. M. L. Graham, B. Galbraith. Second Row: J. Quinn, P. Schweiningcr, D. Moore, J, Jacobs, J. Burns. J. Christncr. W. Gates. Third Row: L. Grcll. M. Horn. S. Cubbison, F. Roby, B. Sauley, R. Bcckct, J. Moore, E. West, M. Giaminattco, V. Frank. M. Lambing. One of the most popular and active fraternities on campus is the dramatics fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega. It is the ambition of all dramatic hopefuls to be asked to join. In order to be eligible for membership one must participate in a specified number of dramatic activities and must possess at least an average scholastic record. This spring the Delta Phi cast was host to a tri-state convention, which was held on the Slippery Rock campus. In addition, this fraternity, in cooperation with other dramatic organizations, produced several plays and participated in Vesper programs. President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor Jay Christncr Ijwrcnce Murphy Wiimajcan Gates Miss J. Burns 6 3 PHI DELTA PI First Itow: J. Toed. II. Davis. G. Turney, II. Gabrik. X. Skeriotis. II. Shadkoski. S. Driiintn. 1). Windsheimer. Second Mote: J. Angst, M. Momver, S. Brown. I . Weber. T. Plctz. C. Sanner. II. Galbraith, II. l.inn, T. Baroflio. Third Rote: M. Mihalik. N. Martin. J. Capets, A. Dickerson. X. Beck. M. Becker, M. Code. J. Russell. L. Boyer, I.. I.onglcy. P. Heckendorn. M. MeSwigan, A. Savior. J. Howarth. Fourth Row: J. Davis, N. Fisher, A. Doll. R. Vaughan. A. Pliska. J. Johnson. B. Lauder. II. Hepler. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Harriet Linn Theresa Baroflio Mary Alice Momycr Bernice Galbraith Miss T. Piet Fidelity, duty, and progrcssivcncss are the three main goals of Phi Delta Pi, an honorary fraternity for women in Physical Education. The purpose of the fraternity is to provide a factor of unity between teachers and students of Health and Physi- cal Education. If you are steadfast in your loyalty, answer unflinchingly the call of duty, and are untiring in your efforts for progress in education and in society, Phi Delta Pi will open for you new avenues of learning, of growth, and of pleasure. I First Row: B. Lane, J. Dye, 5. Cubbiton, F.. Good, D. Moore, J. Hockcnberry, P. Kerr, N. Russell. Second Row: H, Linn, B. Young, J. Johnson, E, Theil, E. Heard, K. Emanucle, P. Schwcininger, J. Bcrdell, C. Ehrhirt. Third Row: E. Gannon, C. Pavlick, J. Armstrong, N, Beck, C. Hasten, S. Brown, J. Vino-vilz, T. Zacbar, N. Shearer, B. Carpman, L Pet rick,, K. Becker. Fourth Row: C. Bagcnstosc, R. Manchester, K. Davison, H. Muir, J. Walton, J. Fcrdcrbar, J. Simnan, D. Luce, F. Roby, T. McCarjr. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Pat Schweininger Bcrnic Young Jane Johnson John Bcrdell Dr. £ Heard Kappa Della Pi is an honorary society in education which strives to keep alive professional growth and carries the high ideals of education. The requirements for membership into Kappa Delta Pi arc necessarily high. A fine scholastic average must be maintained in all subjects throughout college. The membership of the fraternity is composed of juniors and seniors. Kappa Delta Pi has set forth four ideals as their guide: Science, Fidelity, Sendee, and the most important to the development of any individual, Toil. First Row: J. Lloyd, L. Hamer. V. Frank. C. Spoils. R. Laufler. N. Russell. Second Row: J. Klcnovic. S. Cubbison, J. Bcrdell, H. Harper. K. Hallantan, S. Brown. A. Doll. D. Windshcimer. President Vice Presideni Secretary T rcasiircr Faculty Advisor John Lloyd Terry Phillips Beverly Lauffer Nancy Russell Mr. W. McKay Sigma Tau Delta is the honorary fraternity on campus for majors and minors in the field of English. The aim of the organization is to promote the mastery of written expression, to encourage worthwhile reading, and to foster a spirit of fellowship among its members. Membership in the fraternity is open to those who meet the requirements of the national headquarters and of the local Eta Delta chapter, including a B average in the English field. SIGMA TAU DELTA First Row: H. Aldstadt. J. Belli. J. Bidwcll. J. Coefield. D. Toler. R. Norton. Second Row: W. Mcnoskv, J. Sittman, H. Crocker, A. Garde. C. Schultz. R. Marshall. J. Christner. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Dick Tokr Robert Norton John Bidwcll Robert Raack Mr. F.. Cornish The newest fraternity to be organized on the Slippery Rock campus is Alpha Phi Omega, an honorary fraternity composed of scouts and former scouts. The aim of the fraternity is to carry on the principles and ideals of scouting that were established in their individual scout troops. To become a member of Alpha Phi Omega, a candidate must have had previous training in scouting and satisfactory scholastic standing. 67 00k ii MU KAPPA GAMMA . .. _ , , vwkrnlxrrrv. L. Pctrick, P. Schwcininger. N. Shearer. Firu How: J. Knoll. B. Davis. K. � «kk J olfe. 1. Lambert. C. Arnold. K. Emanuclc. B. 1). Moore. Second How: S. Brown. D. 'uc • vi- hnU. K. Schneider. R. Dougherty. I.. ..sy'C President Vice President Secretary Acting Secretary T reasurcr Acting Treasurer Faculty Advisor Donald I.uce Doris Luntz Janet Mayer Barbara Wolfe Gladys Wiblc Mary Lou Keep Mrs. G. Arnold The honorary fraternity which serves to recognize musical interest and ability at Slippery Rock is the Reta Chapter of Mu Kappa Gamma. The local chapter, which was established in 1942, has endeavored to promote musical programs of the highest calibre and to stimulate interest in musical activities here on campus. The members of Mu Kappa Gamma are chosen from those students who have been active in one or more musical organizations for the minimum of one year and who have maintained a high scholastic standing. 68 Kappa Gamma, the fraternity on campus which recognizes proficiency in the forensic arts, was established at Slippery Rock in 1932. The aim of this fraternity has been to promote and emphasize the value of good speech and logical thought among_prospective teachers. The Delta chapter of this fraternity has the distinction of being the only active chapter still in existence. The membership is chosen from those students who have participated in at least four intercollegiate debates, and who have a sufficiently high scholastic standing. Faculty Advisor Miss J. Burns 69 Marvin Donaldson A1 Garde Katherine Emanuclc President Treasurer Secretary 70 J:irsl Row: E. Good, W. Latshaw. N. Russel!. K. Kmanuelc. E. Gannon. J. Christner, S. Laird, I). Hess. J. Ferdcrbar, Second Row: J. Rowland. A. Lefcs. M. Stollatis. L. Reynolds, G. DcMartini, V. Schwciningcr, It. Keracher, J. Link. R. McCollum. Third Row: K. Kostas. It. Spitz, M. Nico-son, R. Bcckct, H. Harman, W. Mcnosky. R. White, It. Carpman, F. Roby. Fourth Row: H. l ouse, L. Vines. J. Lloyd, K. Davison, O. Schwab. M. Muir, J. Campbell. E. Hallaman. E. Sclz-nick. R. Sorg. 1' SAXIGENA STAFF ! First Row: C. Ehrhart. M. limbing, K. Davison. J. Lloyd, N. Russell. S. Brown. Second Row: E. Tweed!, M. Keep, C. Stcgkampcr, W. Latshaw, L. Reynolds, W. Howard, J. Rowland, J. Vano-vitz. M. Morgan, N. Radulovich. i I t i i Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Family Advisor John Lloyd Nancy Russell Keith Davison Mr. MeVitty First Row: E. Tweedt. Second Row: N. Radulovich. L. Reynolds, S. Brown. M. I-ambing. Third Row: M. Morgan. W. Latshaw. 7 VARSITY CLUB First Row: F.. Twccdt. E. Flanagan. F.. Zinkham—Treasurer. Dr. Vincent—Faculty Advisor. R. Marshall—President. S. Sava, A. Garde, S. Statnick. Second Row: F. Roby. R. McCollum. J. Mc-Quitty, G. Conley, T. Edmondson. A. I.oAlbo( J. Ferderbar. W. Kisiday. Third Row: H. Crocker. S. Cianflocco, E. Olkowski. J. Rackcta. J. Lobins, T. George, R. Riz ardi. M. Donaldson. Fourth Row: R. Young. J. Stemper. R. Glausser. E. Rutkowski, W. Karpinski, E. Gannon. R. Norton. G. Wilwohl. Fifth Row: B. Kaez. J. Rucsch. K. Stimmel, J. Searvcll, A. Capcllman. I). Pederson. T. Beck. C. Travers. Sixth Row: K. Enscoe. T. Pikunas. D. Weppner. I). Klingensmiih, R. Sawhook. v R. Young. I.. Palchcl. J. Coefield—Vice President, J. Berdell—Secretary. First Row: A. Garde. M. Lambing. C. Stegkamper. S. Cutshall. M. Keep. C. Ehrhart. P. Gates— Secretary. J. Rackcta—Treasurer. J. Lobins—Vice President. J. Ferderbar—President. Second Row: T. George, B. Bateman. K. Worsted. B. Trainer, B. Robertson, B. Young, J. Link. W. Reed. B. Young, E. Caithaml. R. Sorg. Third Row: N. Loutsenhizer, G. DeMartini. J Myers. F.. Rutkowski. H. Miller, R. Sawhook. F. Winters. I). Pederson. J. Nitsche. D. Strang. Fourth Row: E. Wi-kert. I). Kashner. A. Capellman. H. Spak, L. Vines. 1). Miller. G. Kogut. J. Woloshan. 73 rst Row: K. Conway. E. Wikert. A. Kalita. A. M. Stasak. .m. IIOII1— 1 ICdMuiii • . --- • ry. D. Calabrese—Second Vice President. J. Ferderbar—Vice President, W. Kisiday—President, . HefFernan— Faculty Advisor. D. Knierman. M. I.ucanik. Second Row: F. Bazyk. E. King. M. cidner. M. Palyocsik. M. MeSwigan. P. Sankovic. B. A. Bronner, D. Bergamaschi, J. Schlosscr, Peckham. R. Sawhook, F. Winter. Third Row: A. McCabe, D. Weber. B. Gabrik, J. Capets. P. athrattff, F. Corio. J. I-ocklcy, C. Pavlik. I). Miller, J. MeMunn. G. Kogut. Fourth Row: B. rrachcr, G. Donahue, S. Laird, T. I)e Nicholas. M. J. Tuitc. R. Rizzardi, J. Rackcta. H. Spak. Murphy. D. Todaro. A. Garde. Fifth Row: B. Young. J. Link. E. Allasia. A. Troiano. J. Pekar. Hyland. A. Lo Albo, E. Selling, G. Wilwohl, F.. Uhas, S. Statnick. Sixth Row: R. Anastasia. Rutkowski. J. Mirizio. J. Scarvcll. N. Campitclli, L. Palloto. I). Hess, R. Norton. Father Ar- and—Advisor. w I ft A Nancy Recti—Prcsitlent, J. McCahan—Vice President, L. Henderson. M. Rueck-wald— Secretary-Treasurer. J. Brewster—Faculty Advisor. Second Row: N. Williams, L. Schultz. M. Becker. J. Christner, E. MacDonald. H. Harman. I. Landis—Faculty Advisor. 74 NEWMAN First Row: A. Wheeler. J. Kelley—Treasurer. R. Vaughan, J. F.mbree—Secretary. R. Dougherty. A. Irwin, I. Landis —Faculty Advisor. H. Carpman—President. S. lie-van. C. Dunlap. M. L. Keep. C. Khrhart—Vice President, M. Lambing. Second Row: B. Krav, S. Thompson. E. Schneider. M. Crouse. C. Reighard. I.. Lloyd, M. Gaydos, L. Hanshtunaker. S. Hague. J. Hockcnbcrry, L. Rosen berry. I.. Shearer. A. Buckwaltcr. J. Wade. Third How: R. Gcislcr. 1.. l c Vin- ccmis. V. Ferguson. B. Bright. J. Wiley. B. Cashdollar. S. Black. F. Miller, V. Wilson. E. Loveless. K. Kostas I Scott S' L'°Tlr“h' M Do',,ls- N Hirsch- y 1 s � «- J Malison. G. Schmitt. M. Pcicrs' N. Langciulorf. J. Myers. F.. Stewart. B. Wagner. Fifth Row: M. Weaver M 1 I ocke M 1 t i Bowser, B. Miner. ... Knorr. J. Ro„er.s. Z. Godfrey. J. Kerr. A. .ondas. K.nlas j. Wane. ' U ' First Row: R. Marshall. J. Silt man-Treasurer. L. Best. H. Crocker—President, M. Giammattco. Second Row: J. Lloyd, M. Donaldson. W. Howard, C. Ludwig. D. Jones, D. Kauhnan. K. Davison. C. Stoner—Vice President, l . Crawford—Secretary. ¥.. Cornish—Faculty Advisor. 75 First Row: B. Wolfe. D. Moore. J. Bachman—Secretary, I. Anderson—Faculty Advisor. C. Neale—Vice {’resident. D. Eisenhauer—Treasurer. J. Brewster. Second Row: I). Knierman. J. White. B. Graham, M. Weidner. P. Gates. I). Malvin. Third Row: N. Lull. P. Linn, M. Locke, M. Long. O. Toy, J. Lambert. I). Walters. B. Habcrbcck—President. INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP First Row: J. Knoll. N. Morrow. B. Tilley, M. Peters. R. White. M. Ross. J. Mentzer. Second Row: J. Watson. H. Harman. K. MacDonald—Vice President. Nl. Smart—President. J. Bier-Faculty Advisor. N. Williams—Treasurer. R. Oster, S. Uttcrback. Third Row: T. Hughes. R. Dougherty. I). Jones. J. Mattson. R. Zinkham, P. Powell. G. Hnatko, A. Olson. D. McDowell. II. Wagner, B. Prather. J. Mershon. H. Potts, J. Butlers. Fourth Row: B. Boring. A. Irwin. J. Blose, M. Stoilatis. F. Van Dyke, I). List. C. Oliver. J. McKeag, I). Kaufman. G. Halt—Faculty Advisor. 1). I.unlz—Secretary. 76 F. T. A. First Row: J. Lockley. A. Irwin—Vice President. B. Salzman—'Treasurer. S. Laird—Secretary. R. Bcckct—President. L. Reynolds—Program Chairman, L. Grell, M. Donaldson. R. Marshall. H. Allasia. B. Menosky. A. Troiano. J. Watson. Second Row: E. Specht, B. Miller. D. Bcrgamaschi. V. Ferguson. O. Schwab, B. Riggins, D. Windsheimer, N. Turney, J. Bachman. D. List. 1). McDowell. E. Minar, M. Long. A. Bowser. Third Row: M. Zimmerman, N. Campbell, A. Wheeler. R. White. M. DoitcU. T. DiNicholas, J. Embrec, R. Wchr. S. Zchncr. J. Thompson. M. Weidner. A. McCabe. Fourth Row: I). Kelly. J. Klenovic. B. Bronner. N. Hirsch, R. Dougherty. J. Sprott. K. Conway. A. Kalita. J. Russell. Fifth Row: S. Davis, J. Woloshan, F. Van Dyke. M. Cangey, G. Sullinger. B. Lowery, L. Houk. D. Klingensmilh, B. Boyd, J. Hill. C. Ehmer, J. Lloyd. I.. Hamer—Faculty Advisor. First Row: 1. Jirak. M. Polyocsik. H. Book-Faculty Advisor. J. Woloshan. A. Skapura, R. Anastasia, M. Gimmaltco. Second Row: .. Nossakoff, G. Hrico. E. Sciling, R. McCullough. A. Olson, S. Cianflocco, E. Allasia. 77 ro X. VcTdcxbat. v First Row: M. Gaydos. J. Lock Icy, A. Wheeler. F.. Schneider, A. Bowser. M. I-ong. F. R � by—President. M. Lambing—Treasurer, A. Garde, R. Toler, C. Ehrhart. J. Lloyd. M. L Keep. Second Row: L. Goodrich. F.Corio, B. Shancr. K. Kostas. B. Spitz. D. Calabrese, M. Lefes, J. Moore. P. Schwein-ingcr, B. Kcrachcr, M. Horn. Third Row: B. Cashdollar. A. Buckwalter. J. McCahan. T. Di-Nicholas. R. Bcckct. O. Schwab. H. Harman. J. Christner. J. Jacobs. B. Wolfe. N. Lutz. Fourth Kou.; N. L „gcmloTf. J. Wade. j. Wade. G. DeMarlini. E. King. P. Knotr. IV Houv. G Oanahue. I v r ’ Dunl P- F,l'h Rou': D- “� « «. J Butler. O. Strang. A. M. Staxak. J'K Ka,, !1- 1 ikert. E. Stewart, j. Embrec. M. HotuU Sixtli Row M V IT ' J Ntod“ K W« � - ’ • kremmel, M J. Halo,,. B. Uateln.M. BauU First ««-• K « Kac, N. Shearer. J. Kerv,. T. Second How: L «ricK NEW SCIENCE CLUB BIOLOGICAL First Row: H. Linn. M. Code. A. LoAlbo. C. Klcnovic—Secret ary-Treasurer, K. Shclar—Faculty Advisor, A. Troiano. W. Kisiday—President. R. licckct— Vice President. J. Howarth. Second Row: H. Hannan, C. Ehmer. D. Kelly F. Waddell. D. Miller, M. Sicoson. C. Kogut, J. Davis, M. Lefes. 79 CAMERA CLUB ZrX RZ: A Tr0T° Secrc ry T'rC9surcrf B. Saulcy K Bcckcr u cnr. J. Gordon. Second How: if Rt cH I Jtrak—Vtcc I’residcm. M. Kcllv v n . K x ' -Fac� lty Adrisor. A' Pl rcy,. Dr. U arc VIADRIGAL First Row: B. Prather. K. Reed, G. Dc Martini. J. Koch. J. Lofklcy. B. Cashdollar. M. Stollatis, S. Cutshall. M. Keep. M. Lambing. G. Arnold-Faculty Advisor. O. Schwab. R. Gcislcr. E. Spccht. Second Row: I . Carnahan. J. Wade, J. White, E. King. M. Weidner, J. Wade. B. Nolfc, N. Lutz. D. McDowell. I). List. J. Sprott. M. Ackerman. B. Carpman. N. Turney. Third Row: T . Di Nicholas. B. Graham, I . Linn. M. Locke. M. Long. j. Lambert. O. Toy, D. Eisenhauer, S. Hague. J. Heine, A. Craft. M. Brad field. E. Schneider. A. Wheeler. A. McCabe. Fourth Row: P. Knorr. I). Calabrese, M. Douds, M. Peters, D. Medic, A. Lefes, H. Potts, A. Kalita. J. Lloyd, K. Conway. R. White. N. Langendorf. T. Chaverini, N. Morrow. Fifth Row: I). Knierman. F. Bazyk, J. Me Kim. B. Bright. J. Dillcy. V. Ferguson. S. Laird. E. Stewart. J. Mattson. R. Osier. J. Carlow. I. Stall. L. Shearer. R. Dougherty. Sixth Row: M. Byrd. N. Campbell. K. Worstcll. H. Fousc, J. Vanovilz, M. Morgan. L. Martin. J. Thompson, R. Wehr. J. Embree. S. Zehner. N. Hirsch A Irwin. Seventh Row: 1 . K cur. S. Bartholomew. M. BauldoB. V. Brandt. B. Brenner. P. Sankovic. 8q OPEN ROAD CLUB tirst How •-----®....... j• nowaith. j. Russell—Vice President, K. Shclar- Katutty AdvUor ■ '«• Wrrf Ron,-j. Klcnovic, M. Nico«� , G. KogUI. S. Lyon. R. Hum-phre,,. C. Eh-er. JW Ron.; A. Troian,, S. Morrow. j j McMicllad. R. Losacco, H. Harman, J. Knoll, fourth How: B Graham « J ..... S. Cubbison—Secretary, A. Pliska-Trcasurer. ’ crv1, ' CaMhaml’ H- ,,0“s- J- Hl,J- first How: L. Iiarncr—Faculty Advisor. P. Schwcininger—President, C. N'calc. Second How: N. Bonomi. D. Weber. N. Martin—Secretary, Third Hou : S. Zancr, D. Patrizio, K. West—Vice President, A. Pliska—Treasurer. 8l ■JiM DEBATE First Row: C. Henry. J. Kerr. E. Good—President. J. Burns—Faculty Advisor, P. Kerr—Secretary. Second Row: B. Bast. S. Kremmcl. A. M. Vckasey, M. J. Halota. J. Lloyd. B. Latshaw— Vice President, Hugh Crocker—Business Man-ager. PSYCHOLOGY First Row: J. Deleva—Vice President. J. Walton—President. O. Schwab. J. Bier—Faculty Advisor. Second Row: D. Minsinger. P. Gates. D. Knicrtnan. F. Wagner. D. NlaIvin—Secretary. J. Johnson—Treasurer. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS First Row: A. Foster, Faculty Advisor. S. Cianflocco—Treasurer. G. Dunn— Secretary. B. Tilley. M. Giamuiattco, B. Stoner—Vice President. M. Lucanik, R. Rigby—President. Second .Row: Francis Winter. B. Anderson, M. Boyer. W. Ashbaugh, J. Woloshan. R. Anastasia. K. McCaslin, L. Houk. D. Eich-korn. 82 TRIGCALANA First Row: C. Sanncr, G. Hrico, N. Shearer, L. Pctrick—Secretary-Treasurer, J. Armstrong—Vice President. Second Row: T. McGary, A. Olson, R. Sorg. J. Fcrdcrbar. K. Davison. E. Madden— President. E. Cornish—Faculty Advisor. ALPHA EL SCI First Row: J. Jacobs. B. Wolfe, N. Campbell, A. Allen—Faculty Advisor. Second Row: N. Lutz, N'. William:, K. Worstcll, J. Lloyd. 83 BAND First Row: J. Kelley, C. Systcr, X. Shearer, K. McCaslin, II. Davis. L. Shearer, S. Bartholomew, St. Peters. Second Row: L. Vines. R. Zinkham, L. Patrick. X. Beck. N. Martin, B. Trainer, J. Mention. S. Utterback, J. Lloyd. B. Bright. B. Kiggins, J. McCahan. I). Baker-Director. Third Row: L. Rosen berry, D. Zalis. E. McMichacl. Fourth Row: P. Hansen. X. Donnell. G. Sul linger, J. Cntchhcld. A. Palmer. J. Messner. R. Kaufman. P. Koscur. T. Hughes, T. Me Can, B. Cubbison. MAJORETTES O'Harrah, 1 . Hcckcndom, T. Sowko, C. Turney. M. Nlihalik, P. Dillon. Center: B. Lauffer. VESPER CHOIR First How: C. Swope—Faculty Advisor. S. Black, H. Wagner, J. Carson—Secretary, S. Brown. S. Uttcrback, B. Carp man. J. Mcntzer, C. Steg-kamper, D. Minchart. Second How: I.. Goodrich, M. Gaydos, J. Hockcnbcrry, T. Hughes, R. Kaufman, J. McCahan, J. Cunningham, A. Valentine-Secretary. R. White, E. Theil. G. Sanderson—Organist. Third How: I). Walters, E. Miller, A. Peek, K. Lowry—Vice President, B. Boring. B. Book, D. Luce, J. Critchfield, 1). List, P. West, J. Cooper. Fourth Hoic: S. Drumm, B. Graham, B. Wolfe, C. Rybacki. R. Zink ham, B. Wareharn, T. Gibson. 1). Morgan. D. Marshall-President, D. McDowell. A. Palmer, li. Fousc. •.V First VacuUy OX ' P- Ma:r Q toS°n K « OVVUg- ham. vs-atc mm. ftor’mg. MEN’S GLEE CLUB D. Baker—Faculty Advisor. First How: J. Cunningham. J. Cox, P. Powell. R. Zinkham. B. Wareharn. B. Boring, K. Stimmcl, B. Young, D. Bashor. Second How: G. Hrico, R. Manchester, D. Marshall, D. Morgan, F. Van Dyke, J. McCahan. 85 2£KK ■9 First Row: W. Storcr. T. Gibson. J. McQuitty. J. Bcrdcll. B. Kisiday. R. Glausscr, B. Lurty, I). Johnston, B. Meehan. S. C.ian floceo, J. Borres, J. Pekar, J. Hyland. B. Vaughn. Second Row: G. West. S. Zagorski, C. Ehmer. E. Eisenhauer. R. Sair. R Ward, E. Hepe. R. Short. T. George. R. Hartnett. J. Ruesch. j. Pringle. C. Barnes. Third Row: I.. Koski. I). Nagy. B. Adams S. Kisclica, P. Sheridan. J. Blosc, K. Enscoc, B. Connolly, A. Bruno. N. Checks. A. Young. D. Strang. Fourth Row: G. Gaze tos. S. Statnick. F.. Soiling. I.. Theisen. P. Frye. R. Sawhook. L. Patchcl. E. Hallaman. B. McCandlcss. A. LoAlbo. R. Lawrence Fifth Row: J. Cox. L. Bcsncckcr. D. Weppner. G. Kogut. J. Woodside. L. McManigle, E. Evlcs. C. Travers. I. Brown. G Wilwohl, A. Garde. Coach West, Bill Kisiday, anti Coach Storcr. Co-Captains John Kraesun and Dave Johnston. 88 Ed Eyles Jim McQuitty Ray Lawrence Bill I.urty John Bcrdcll Ted Gibson Eugene Seiling Tom George Chip Patchcl A1 LoAlbo Steve St at nick Bob Sawhook Sam Cianflocco Chuck Travers 89 Jack Hyland Norman Checks SLIPPERY ROCK 19-WEST MINSTER 13 The 1951 football season started with a bang ibis year as the S. R. gridders came from behind to down Westminster’s Titans. The Rocket’s scoring punches were provided by a pass from halfback Bill Kisiday to end Bill Meehan, a pass from quarterback Bob Sawhook to end Ed Eyles, and a thirteen yard plunge by fullback Dave Johnston. The win kept Slippery Rock's 14 game winning streak over the Titans intact. SLIPPERY ROCK 0-WEST VIRGINIA 13 Slippery Rock’s home opener was spoiled by a defeat at the hands of West Virginia Tech's Golden Bears. Capitalizing on a fumble on the Rocket 19 yard line, the Bears scored the first touchdown and, with two minutes remaining in the first half, they scored once more. The extra point was good and that ended the scoring in the game as the Rocket defense tightened and held the Bears scoreless the rest of the afternoon. SLIPPERY ROCK 13-EDINBORO 6 Coming from behind again the Slippery Rock football aggregation got back into the win column by downing a stubborn Edinboro team. Edinboro scored first by recovering a first quarter fumble on the Slippery Rock 30 yard line and turning it into a touchdown. The Big Green came roaring back as Steve Statnick took the kickoff back to the twenty-eight and eleven plays later co-captain Dave Johnston scored from the three with Hyland adding the extra point. Midway in the second quarter the Rockets recovered a fumble on the Edinboro thirty-three and a few plays later Bob Sawhook scored on a quarterback sneak from the one-yard line. SLIPPERY ROCK 7-MUSKINGUM 20 A little All-American quarterback candidate from Muskingum added a tinge of disappointment to the Homecoming weekend festivities for 1951 as he passed for two touchdowns and set up the third. Fumbles also played a large part in the defeat, as two Rocket fumbles were converted into touchdowns by the Muskics. End Ed Eyles, who ended the season eleventh in the nation in pass receiving among small colleges, added a highlight to the game as he caught 10 passes during the afternoon including a touchdown pass. At half-time services were held for the late Paul Clawson, last year's quarterback and co-captain who lost his life in Korea during the past summer. SLIPPERY ROCK 7—INDIANA 12 Slippery Rock's gridders failed to snap Indiana's undefeated streak of five games as the Indians came from behind in the last four minutes of the game to win. The highlight of the game from the Rock's viewpoint was freshman Ed Hepe's 77 yard punt return for a touchdown that enabled the Rock to lead until the final four minutes. SLIPPERY ROCK 21-MT. UNION 19 Ignoring the fact that they were 14 point underdogs, the Rockets handed the Mount Union Purple Raiders a stunning defeat by capitalizing on every break. On the opening kickoff guard George Wilwohl recovered a fumble on the Mount Union 32 yard line and two plays later Hyland scored and added the extra point. Sixty-six and fifty-two yard drives went 47 yards for paydirt and Hyland converted to put the Rock ahead by two points. With two minutes gone in the last quarter and the Rockets trailing 19-14, Hyland hit 'Travers from the twenty with a pass and Travers raced eighty yards for a touchdown. SLIPPERY ROCK 14-CLARION 19 The Rocket gridders closed their 1951 football season by bowing to Clarion for the first time since the schools started playing. Clarion jumped to a two touchdown lead before Dave Johnston broke through center for 17 yards and a touchdown in the second quarter. Trailing 19-7 in the fourth quarter, the Rock scored its final touchdown when Johnston scored again from one yard out. Hyland split the uprights after each touchdown. 90 91 SEASON S RECORD S.R. Opp. Westminster 19 13 West Virginia 0 13 Edinboro 13 6 Muskingum 7 20 Indiana 7 12 Mount Union 21 19 Clarion 14 19 Managers Besneckcr and Wcppncr SEASON S SCORING Johnston T.D. P.A.T. 5 Ttl 30 Hyland 1 9 15 Eyles 2 12 Meehan 1 6 Hepe 1 6 Travers 1 6 Sawhook 1 6 92 SEASON S RECORD Opp. S.R. Geneva and Pitt (2nd in tri-me Oberlin 18 40 Westminster 22 33 Bethany 29 26 Wooster 28 27 Carnegie Tech 17 38 Tri State Meet (Tied for 3rd plat First Row: J. Scarvell, F. Roby. R. Toler, K. Walker. R. Raack. Second Row: R. Carpenter. C. Ludwig, J. Holmes, W. Jonah. CROSS COUNTRY Coach Jonah and Captain Toler. 93 First Row: A. Grover. I). F.idiom, I). Mahan. V. Lisdnsky. B. Stoner, K. Armcl. Second Row: J. Gchr, E. Maxwell. B. McCollum, R. Marshall, M. Donaldson. K. Stitnincl, R. Book, W. Schultz. J. Igo. D. Colwes, J. Stemper. K. Ball. Third Row: I.. Crcll. J. Watson, K. Lowry. J. Rupnik. F.. Brandt, E. Zinkham. R. Thomas. T. Beck, S. Sava. A. Thames, J. Filer. I). Bashor, K. Davison. Fourth Row: E. Fair, R. Sorg, L. Palloto, C. Shultz. J. Ferderbar, R. Young, J. Varljcn, P. Marsico, P. Harford, G. Zeis. 94 Co-Captains Marv Donaldson and Ken Stimmcl Keith Davison Head Manager SLIPPERY ROCK 4—INDIANA 0 Slippery Rock got off in high gear as they started their 1951 soccer season. Scoring three times in the first quarter and once in the third quarter, the Rocketmcn left no doubts as to which team was the better one that afternoon. Ken Stimmel and Ken Ball did all the scoring with two goals each, and Ken Ball’s clean shot from fifteen yards was the highlight of the game. SLIPPERY ROCK 2-WESTMINSTER 0 Scoring early in the first quarter and late in the last quarter, the Eiler-mcn went on to remain undefeated and unscored on in two games. After their early score the Rockets seemed to fall apart but came roaring back in the second half with some brilliant offensive play by McAl-pine, Stimmel and Ball, and some equally good defensive play by Donaldson and Thomas. Also among the standouts was Jack Stemper, who gave the Titans plenty of trouble throughout the day. SLIPPERY ROCK 5—WESTMINSTER 1 The Rockets showed plenty of class as they again met'the Titans from Westminster and this time snowed them under. Although the Rockets showed much more class than in their previous encounter the Titans managed to put the first score of the year over the Rocket’s goal line. Stimmel scored twice, while Stemper, Ball, and Liscinsky each added otic. Liscinsky’s score came while the entire second team was on the field with all the forward line on the play. SLIPPERY ROCK 4—ALLEGHENY 1 After a first half in which the Rockets seemed destined to defeat and which was highlighted by three sensational saves by Skip” Zinkham, the Eilcr-men found the range and went on to defeat one of the toughest opponents of the year. Mike Estocin sparked the “Rock” to red hot play in the second half when Stimmel, who had scored once in the first half, scored twice again and McAlpine added one for the icer”. SLIPPERY ROCK 4—FROSTBURG 2 The Rocketmen again met a toughie” in the strong Frostburg soccer team who started the game with a bang by scoring almost immediately. The never-say-die boys of Coach Eiler came roaring back to take the lead with McAlpine and Stimmel each scoring before the end of the first quarter. Another score in the third quarter by Ball was followed by a score by Frostburg which kept the game close until midway in the final quarter when Ball scored again from 20 yards out. SLIPPERY ROCK 1-OBERLIN 2 With only 70 seconds remaining in a torrid game, a foul was called within the Rocket penalty zone enabling Oberlin College to ruin Slippery Rock’s quest for an undefeated season. In this game the score does not tell the whole story for the Green of Slippery Rock, hampered by extremely bad weather conditions, was the master of the play throughout the afternoon. Dave Bashor Lewis Grcll, Jim Watson Assistant Managers 95 Hob McCollum Red Colwes Rob Stoner Jim Igo A1 Grover Ken Lowry Vic I.iscinsky 96 Bob Book SEASONS RECORD Indiana S.T.C. S.R. °pp. Westminster 4 0 Westminster 2 O Allegheny Frost burs? 5 4 I 1 °berlin 4 1 Varsity Kiski 2 ei; Junior- PPery Rock 4 2 Prep 0 First Row: R. Irvin. F. Pctrbff. I). Black. T. Pikunas. R. Raack. Second Row: Stover. E. Brandt. T. Beck, E. Zinkham, B. Karpinski. C. Nousch wander, E. Olkowski. J. Gazetos. Third Row: R. Kaez, L. Henry, R. Norton. L. McManiglc, E. Weaver. A. Grover, A. Garde, C. Maricn. BASKETBALL Managers Kacz and Marien 98 Coarh “Pop Storcr Don Black Skip Zinkham Tom Beck Quick Neuschwandcr Frank Petrol! Ed Olkowski Bill Karpinski Tom I’ikunas 99 F.d Brandt tarry McNlanigle Bob Norton Ed Weaver Cazctos and Wcppncr One of the Rock's best basketball teams in quite a few years opened the season with Alliance College on December 12 and sent the Red Flash home with a humiliating 69-48 defeat. Paced by Don Black’s 19 points, the Green Wave completely outplayed and outscorcd the opponents, and Alliance could only gather two field goals in the entire first half. Clarion S. T. C., defending champs of the Mythical class B District Crown, gave the Rockets their first loss in two starts. Despite Don Black’s 31 points and a valiant second half comeback by the boys in green, the Golden Eagles took a well-earned 72-71 decision from Slippery Rock. Black scored 24 of his 31 points in the first half. The Rockets returned from Christmas vacation to hand a 57-55 upset to Carnegie Tech in a nip and tuck battle. The Big Green led most of the way but were never ahead by more than five points. Tech forged ahead in the final minutes and their attempt to “freeze” the ball failed as Slippery Rock's Tom Beck rippled the cords for the victory. The following week the Rockets ran into trouble at Edinboro and had to come from behind once more to score a 61-57 victory. The Rock trailed by a 26-18 score at half-time, but led by Don Black’s 23 points the Rocket dribblers slowly pecked away and finally took the lead in the final stanza for the win. A capacity crowd flowed into East Gym to witness the second game with the Clarion Teachers. It was a very close game until the final period and the half-time score was 35-35. Flic Rockets stayed with the Golden Eagles at the end of the third quarter 52-52, but the visitors then broke loose for a 77-64 victory. Clarion’s Johnny Wiberg captured scoring honors with 27 points. Geneva displayed the class that made them one of the outstanding teams in the state as they defeated the Rock 76-68. Slippery Rock had a four point lead at the end of the first stanza but the Covenanters went ahead early in the second period and were never headed. Geneva’s Kin-kcad led the scorers with 31 points, followed by Don Black with 20. Scoring almost at will, the Rocket passers roared to a 91-48 victory over Edinboro S.T.C. in the second game with the foe. Headed by Chuck Neuschwander’s 19 point attack the Rock moved ahead early in the first quarter and it was no contest” throughout the game. The S. R. cagcrs forced the highly touted and heavily favored Youngstown Penguins into an overtime period before being edged 65-63. Youngstown converted 17 of 25 free throws while the Rock made only 11 of 24. Trailing 47-38 at the three quarter mark, the Rockets tied the game at 58-58 at the end of the fourth stanza. Meyers’ lay-up in the final second gave the victory to the Penguins. Don Black’s 25 points were high for the evening. Slippery Rock ventured to Indiana and had to come from behind to win their fifth win in eight starts by a 62-60 score. The Rocket basket-teers were again led by Captain Don Black who scored 17 points to win the scoring honors for the evening. The Indians dominated play throughout the first three periods and seemed headed for an upset victory until sub Ed Ol-kowski scored four field goals in the final three minutes to ice the contest. ICO L- s 1 y a t I y s I. y e i i 1 s r D s 1 1 1 ) r v 1 First Roil1: I . Sheridan. R. Hilts. W. Adams, J. Reagen, F. Clark. R. Boring. C. Ryan. .Second Row: J. Gazetos, D. Kaufman. G. Oliver, J. Wilamowski, A. Ithan, N. Camp-Ik-1 I. D. Weppner. JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON’S S.R. Opp. Alliance 69 48 Clarion 71 72 Oberl in 58 47 Carnegie Tech 57 55 Ed in boro 61 57 Clarion 64 77 Geneva 68 76 ioi RECORD S.R. Opp. Indiana 62 60 Ed in boro 91 48 Wooster 71 62 Fenn 79 58 Youngstown 63 65 Indiana 63 41 Mt. Union 79 46 First Row: A. Capellman. G. Edmondson, R. Glausscr, D. Pederson, I). Miller. J. Randolph. Second Row: J. Mastri. J. Racket a. M. Estocin. S. Zagorsky. R. McCollum, J. Campbell. Third Row: N. Campilclli, W. Loguc, C. Dennis, J. Holmes, E. Eylcs, R. Hartnett, W. Jonah. SWIMMING Co-Captain John Racketa 102 Manager Campilclli and Coach Jonah Co-Captain John Cocfield I he 1951-52 Natators, under Coach Wesley Jonah, proved to be a hot and cold” swimming team throughout the season. The splashers lost some close meets and some by lop-sided scores, but ihey also won by the same method. Their 73-11 victory over Indiana proved that the Rockets had a scoring punch. One of Coach Jonah's chief worries was the lack of distance men. Ray Glausscr proved to be the mainstay of the sprinters. Glausser was also the top point man on the team. A few of the newcomers who made names for themselves were: Bill Loguc, diver; Gerald Campbell, breaststroker; Jay Holmes, distance; Bill Rebel, distance. Co-captains John Coeficld and John Racketa-diver and breaststroker respectively, who placed first in their categories practically every meet, will graduate this year along with Bob Young, breaststroker; Bob McCollum, sprinter; Ed Eyles, distance; and John Mastri, sprinter. SEASON’S RECORD S.R. Opp. Carnegie l ech 14 70 Fcnn 49 35 Westminster 32 43 Kent 33 50 Wooster 37 47 Allegheny 30 45 Indiana 73 11 Ed inboro 54 30 W. J. 41 43 Westminster 21 54 103 First Row: M. Mihalik. S. Davis. N. Skcriptis, J. Nitschc. M. Donaldson. A. Blank. F. Corio, I . Hcckcndom. W. O'Harrah. N. DcGrangc. Second Row: J. Filer, J. Meni cr. J. Kelley. J. Stevenson. T. Baroffio, B. Keraeher, J. Davis, M. Sowko. E. C.hccco, E. Johnson. I). Bader. Third Row: M. Sergi, J. Brown, J. Belt . 1). Rather, V. McCandless, J. McMichacl, R. Manchester, D. Nags-. Fourth Row: J. Lockley, F.. Gannon. A. l.oAlbo, 1.. I’atchcl, S. Kiselica, E. Twedt, J. McCahan. Fifth Row: J. Ferderbar. S. Sava, K. Enscoe. GYMNASTICS Although not a competitive team, the varsity gymnastics team at Slippery Rock was kept plenty busy putting on exhibitions all over western Pennsylvania. After their first exhibition in early January they were on the road twice a week until the end of the season in the second week of March. The first exhibition was at a Boy Scout rally in Champion, Ohio. The many high schools that were visited were Mer- cer, Rocky Grove, Butler. New Kensington. Appollo. South Side Pittsburgh, Slippery Rock. Brookville, Irwin, and Greensburg. Trips were also made to the Scwicklcy Y.M.C.A. and to Polk State School. The season was completed with the two traditional home exhibitions for the college students and their parents and friends on March 14th and 15th. ° o„ Cc° ul W: 5, 9,t ick ' • And cr . v TENNIS SE. S g®5r n3®“ Sg � ccOer e eva kec Calir. °!nh °Rd 107 Go-Captains Dale Rose ami Ken Walker Firsl Row: W. Kisiday, C. Hrico, A. UiAlbo. A. Grover, P. Harford, J. Scarvell, E. Soiling, M. Donaldson. B. McCollum. Sreond Row: j. Ferderbar, D. Klingcnsmiih, I). Chillcott. K. Walker, F. Roby. I.. Palouo, D. Rose, ). Reusch. ]. Woloshan, R. Sorg, V. Usrinsky, J. Filer. Third Row: L. Koski. H. Spataro. F. Loclllcr. J. Rackcia. Coach John Eiler J0$ Front: W. Poux (Mgr.). First Rou : R. Lytle Capt.), R. Ri? ar li. J. Berdell. H. Kolil. S. Cianflocco, T. George. F.. Gannon. J. I.obins. R. Marshall. Second Row: A. Garde. R. Saw hook, R. Young. F.. Rmkowski, K. Madden, G. Chitestcr. 1). Pederson. K. Enscoc. Third Row: L. Theiscn, E. Olkowski. J. Hyland. R. Irvin, S. Kiseliea. C. Travers. Fourth Row: IX Miller. D. Wcppncr, R. Ward. SEASON'S RECORD S.R. Opp. Allegheny 16 2 Westminster 9 3 Alliance 10 2 Westminster 3 7 Indiana 19 1 Thiel 14 5 Clarion 14 4 Geneva 19 11 California 9 2 Coach “Walt” Gregg $lbi � • ?'- J 111 First Row: B. Young, J. lgp. K. Flanagan. Second How: T. McCouV, t'.. Dander. J. McQuiuy. J. Buckey, K. Siitnmcl. H. Wicand. C'oachcs Wicand and McCord SEASON S RECORD S.R 11 5 0 5 6 5 11 °PP. 7 7 9 13 3 13 7 112 FIGHTING IRISH First How: D. Weppner. R. Raack. E. .inkham. I„ Henry, N. Carapitclli. Second Row: A. Garde, B. Young. W. McCullough. R. Norton. W. Kisi-day. G. Wilwohl. Third Row: S. Statnick. E. I'has. INTRAMURAL COUNCIL First How: J. Brown. I). Weppner. A. Garde. Second How: M. Giannnattco, S. Statnick. I). Miller, G. Conley. INTRAMURALS First How: R. Ri mdi. E. Olkowski. W. Karpin-ski. R. Sawhook, S. Cianflocco. Second How: A. Sopko, R. Ward. J. Stem| cr. E. Flanagan. M. Donaldson. R. Marshall. Third How: C. 1 ravers. E. Rutkowski. H3 � First Row: B. Kcrachcr. E. Checco, J. Johnson. N. Radulovic, B. Shacikoski. Second How: I). Weber, M. A. Momyer, N. Berk, B. Riggins, H. Linn. M. Co le. Third Row: L. Boyer, M. Becker, N. Martin, P. Hansen. J. Vanoviu. President v'« President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary ...........M. Sable '■ Catherwood, $. Fox .......L. Lee ......M. A. Momyer SPORT HEADS Hockey....................l. Boyer, N. Beck e'ba .................� • Weber, M. Becker J. Johnson, H. Linn I rack and Tennis....... B, Kiggins, M. Code Swimming.....J. Robbins, E. Checco, J Hansen Softball............J. Johnson, N. Radulovic Golf.......................... B. Keracher Miscellaneous Points. B.K. Hepler, B.Shacikoski Winter Sports........................N- Martin Gym Team ............................A. Blank Elementary Representative.........J- Vanoviiz Advisor-Miss Plctz o; VvC SOW Tc vW a.'- N we Y W TVWcv. 3. - . Y .adu ov c. C. Vvcu. . --Vo. . Uovct. McCx M. Code. Maxuw, W Ve iet W Yaudcx. V Mewvtcx, . T av' s. y McV.ca%, . Vakwvmc. W. S ac VosV . W. MWYex, VV. V. w. Y . W vwds evwvev, Cauv lbeW, . WticY. V. YVvWow. CLASS HOCKEY SENIORS First Row: B. Lauffcr, J. Campbell, D. Witherspoon. Second Row: L. Boyer. J. Johnson, M. El wood. M. Caydos. SOPHOMORES First Row: B. Tilley. J. Mentzer, F.. Wikert. G. Haupt. J. Messner. N. Neilly. Second Row: I). Weber, J. McComb. Third Rou : W. Ashbangh. J. Clark. B. Trainer. B. Robertson, N. Martin. V' c0. e 0 SENIORS First tow: r-M. Sable. S. Eo wood. T. Claw II. B. Ucplcr. Second Row. Robbins, I.. Lee. D. C.'athcr- SOI’HO.UOR F.S l Firs tow: H. Tilley. T. Snivko. J. Meaner. J. Ment cr. Sr rone How; I). Welter. J. McComb. H. Rctljcrisctn. If. Trainer. Martin. S. l ntlis. S. Drumrn. sheii«cr‘ [. Horn Drown. FRESHMEN First Row: G. lorfido. J. McKcag, M. Ross, A. Valentine. Second Row: G. DeMarco, L. Han-shumaker. B. Morrison. S. King. Third Row: G, Mcrshon, P. Dillon. J. Dion, M. Towdmak. CLASS SOFTBALL SENIORS First Row: M. Sable. M. Palyoscik. J. Johnson. L. Rosenberry. Second Row: J. Campbell. I). Catherwood, F.. Johnson. A. Pliska, M. Elwood. JUNIORS First Row: I). Patrizio, P. Heckcl, B. Riggins. R. Vaughn, M. Horne. Second Row: P. McCune, D. Windshciiner. P. Carnahan, N. Beck. D. Miller. J. Palmer. N. Radulovic, C. Garrison. B. Davis. SOPHOMORES First Row: J. Skocz, G. Turney, N. Skeriotis. J. Mentzcr, P. Roxby. Second Row: S. Drumm. S. Landis, J. McComb, N. Martin. B. Trainer. M. Becker. I). Weber. M. Boyer. R. O'Neil. 120 TENNIS JUNIORS First Row: T. Baroflio. B. Riggins, H. Linn, B. Davis. Second Row: N. Radtilovic, M. Code, C. Preble, P. Hansen. Joyce Robbins Martha Sable Missing. Jean Angst Eileen Shank Doris Witherspoon SENIORS 121 Myers. Third Row: J. Butler, S. Cutshall. Miss ing: A. Blank. CHEERLEADERS 123 |SSI§§r mmm 1$£® Mk v ' mm IM iiip ■ ' Vi: SPSiiiSl SHitf aii mm JiMP , §S||; vmM M 125 Due io circumstances beyond anyone’s control, these Seniors were not included in the regular section. Kdward David Vndrews Pittsburgh, I’a. I hull h Education. Geography Y.M.C.A.: Inter-Varsity: Men's (.lee Club; Varsity Club: Tennis Team; Swimming I'eam; Intramurals: Official's Club: Saxigena Staff: Student Government; Treasurer. Sophomore Class. Albert A. N'ciman Pittsburgh. Pa. Health Education Y.M.C.A.: Varsity Club; Football. Captain 1950; Track; Intramurals. 127 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are indebted to the Slippery Rock Camera Club and to George Edmondson who was of immeasurable help on the art staff. PHOTOGRAPHERS Both and Tea 11 East Aurora, New York PUBLISHER Win, J. Keller Inc. Buffalo, New York COVERS BY S. K. Smith Company Chicago, Illinois au X FA 7 y 11 ' v__ ■ _ _J_