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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1953 volume:

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Opp. Westminster 4 5 Duquesne 3 6 Allegheny I 8 , Westminster 6 3 'd' Clarion 8 1 Indiana Q. 7 . . , Geneva 5 I ggi i.e, , ,, is we ' 251: 44... .,, sv: .V vu' ' ,FHS if 'igffra . - TENNIS YA' . l Captain Norton Coach Smiley Fin! Row: E. Weaver, Ball. Second Row: K. McCaslin, C. Neuschwander, B. Norton, R. Carpenter, Mgr. E. Uhas. S. R. Westminster 4M W 8: J 16M Duquesne 9M Westminster 92 Indiana 1 22 Co-Captains Stimmel and Beynon and Coach McCord Opp. 47 SM SM M Youngstown Edinboro Geneva Allegheny Allegheny Tourname S. R 65 17 16M 165 nt Opp. 1 IM 1 IM SM 4 Fint Row: M. Romzy, F. Smith, D. Bashor. Second Row: I. Igo, K. Stirnmel, T. Pikunas, A. Ithen, G. Beynon, T. McCord. Co-Captains Roby and Klingensmith and Coach Eiler TRACK 3 V .1 . .- 4 . ,Y po . v N -. J fl .51 J I D Q' . iw , ,, 4. r . - 515'-ZS' . W 41 Ili R 69 -. ' 7 First Row: B. Logue, J. Linder, DT. Ruesch, F. Roby, D. Klingensmith, J. Brown, J. Blose, W. Duckworth. Serond Row: L. Henry, J. Peters, G. Petro, H. Spak, G. Schlosser, J. Stemper, B. Stanley, C. Oliver, R. Wall, I. Eiler. Third Row: B. Terry, P. Sheridan, B. Hedman, W. Fossett, J. Kervi, R. Smith, E. Brandt, D. Creigh, R. Quigg, D. Gill. no ' V ' M , i fun, ' i 151352232253 z LLM. .Mx W Q S. R. Opp. S. R. Opp. Mount Union 80 41 Westminster 92M 385 W Sl J 68 63 Geneva 86M 44M Indiana I2I IO Edinboro 10995 QIM Bethany 80 SI Tri-State 4th Place 24 V . i - .6 ii KR. , ,ls V - -1: 3 ,Q X iii Assistant Coach Hess an. .. L' 9 X B 5 if KY fr.: J , . .,':,.,, RK , Q., f, 1, I . :: 1 ,-:. . QL N..m,. . ' w , ' M iii . gl Ll.- Q I ll, ,ya ff .fr L . . it M xii 'avail ,- 'fs'3e.a:5 : . 1 - '-4 ' . Q .I 1 .. LJ' my :E . Y- :N b v EI' I . . .- -QQGSE. '- ' ' .- -Q , ,- -vi . - ' 1-wx'fd5v ., J ,,' 7 M41 , A .ll,1' .-5:14 N , Y - .f V ,flvua-1' fa.: ' 'I -' 'H 'lu' ' .1 C E: ' . '11-'-4 ' .. -- ' 1 .1 4 '-9. Q . 5, . . f - ' 'T I -J' . 9,55 Y' My , 1 .N W5 X 5 . -- Y l owl. 6 ,A .- . 'qiirptigifi' T 3. ' Q 3 1 -4 -if I 5 ' . W wr' 11 91 . K., I X fl, . fy. if .. - . ...M W L 1 M . .P -, E.. VM! - 'R 1 '. I in: ' ..... 'id 1 ml as +pu- Coach Jonah Captain Rutkowski BASEBALL Firxt Row: U. Ifiorante, A. Proctor, A. Costantine, D. Mahan, D. Group, J. Critchfield, J. Pekar. Second Row E. Falr, J. Varljen, L. Palloto, K. Enscoe, E. Rutkowski, B. Weller, J. Gehr, W. Jonah, D. Todaro. Third Rowg L. Ragni, R. Irvin, C. Wilson, J. Kotula, P. Ryan, E. Metcalf, G. Campbell. Duquesne Indiana Clarion Westminster Geneva Q, -vw. Lost Snow Lost Won Lost X N .9 .. Y, Westminster Alliance Alliance Allegheny Clarion M -,I W ,N wx.. MM Won Won Won Won Won llv' 1 mmm.. ,. , l lllmwl 'B M MQ' E ' W1 e ww X 5 mfr S First Row: Pasqualichio, Lance, Glatz, Wilson. Second Row: Presutti, King, Heade, Wilson, Butchers. First Row: Stevenson, Skocz, O'Neil, Syster, Turney. Second Row: Sowko, Weber, Martin, Drumm. First Row: Lance, Wilson, Boyt, Carnahan, Coleman. Second 5Qow: Presutti, Gahagan, Acker, Walker, Healy, Kalbrunner, omer. First Row: Tilley, Turney, Roxby, Skocz, O'Neil. Second Row: Becker, McComb, Martin, T rainor, Weber, McSwigan. First Raw: McKeag, Valentine, Kostas, Ioriido, DeMarco. Second Row: Moody, Miller, Dion, Thorpe. Heckel, Hancock, Checko. First Row: Goodrich, Iorfido, Heine, Kostas, Valentine. Second Row: McCartney, Morrison, Mershon, Dion, DeMarco, Zon- das, McKeag. First Row: Radulovic, Lucanik. Second Row: Horn, Heckel. THE 1953 SAXIGENA I1 III I ITIITI 51315 1, I TLT IITIIEIQ QQW UUKZ PB- Q ,.- fu, 0 it ' f Q SX V Q Q 33 :Q QQ 2 E 2 QWINN ESI'- ...- EQ Wu 109 - gt' 0 -- iiqllmwfnf IT I I I I SLIPPERY ROCK STATE TEACHERS COLLEG 5565 ':'... '..-1 2.'...'Z1' 'Adu Mali' A U S ' A . f ' b. . ,,...1.1 1 3 -sgspfzfzirzzzzfraszs. ' i ..L.'- A i --L Zzi T ii ii i administration activities 'ff rl' ' ZF ,if if 'zfz 9. ' 5 4 . ,. ,... 7. Z .zzzz Q gzgg 9' f i ' . f 6 1 athletics , 1.5. . 4.1-,-.-.g.g.:.3. . . 'w ww Q. .- - f ' ' :i?5'75:'i:-:.::Z:1f2. I . 0 ffm S 4. .O - -.-.-.-.- .-. 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And al- though it is a spirit, it is by no means a ghost. For the Spirit of Education has a liveliness of demeanor fostered and engendered by the dreams of some men, the thoughts of others, and most im- portant of all, by the actions of such as You. The Spirit of Education is no Wraithlike, diaphenous phantom. No! Rather it is a concrete entity shaped into an irresistible force by the sweat and toil of the hands of the American Laborer, the staunch convictions of our Businessmen, and the faith of our country's great Leaders in an educated democracy. And so we must keep that spirit alive by pouring into it the concrete manifestations of our teaching profession. We must keep that spirit alive by giving to it a part of our own livesg and in the end We shall be the happier for it. That to which we have dedicated the 1953 Saxigena, the Spirit of Education, lies within these pages. We hope you recognize Her. 6 7 JMX f 6 K MI!! ip' :g ,gZgw X 1 if 126 ew Qi. ,N .vga ' 1, , QE if f Z i ...4 - --1-1: ADMI NISTRATIQN DR. DALE VV. HOUK President of the College To the Class of 1953: The late Dr. J. Linwood Eisenberg was President of Slippery Rock State Teachers College twenty-five years ago when the iirst degrees were granted. I am requesting that his words to the Class of '28, which appear below, be reprinted for the Class of '53 as a tribute to the President of a quarter of a century ago. Let's start the second quarter of the century with the ideals given to the iirst four-year class. A During the days and weeks and months and years you have spent here as a part of the student body it has always been our aim to instill into your minds the love of high ideals and the dig- nity of the profession which you have chosen. We trust that these efforts have not been in vain but that you may become as imbued with the beautiful and upright in life, and the dignity of the privi- lege of passing these on to the coming generation that those with whom you come into contact may catch the spirit and so continue a never-ending fountain for good. D. W. Home IO DR. LEONARD S. DUNCAN Dean of I mtruciion To the Class of 1953! Children are precious. They become men and women. They are alive. They will continue to grow and to learn. We dare not push them aside. We dare not neglect their welfare, for they are citizens of this world in which we live. A better world can be made, not through invention of more gadgets, but by improving man's relationships with his fellow men. Teachers and parents have sobering responsibilities. May your life be filled with satisfaction. LEONARD S. DUNCAN II , i v? '25 . V ' gif T Mlss Lois J. HARNER MRS. ELIZABETH TOMB Dean of Women Assistant Dean of W amen The understanding ways of Miss Harner, Mrs. Tomb, Mr. McCord, and Mr. Eiler have made them more than faculty members. They are real friends who are always ready to make our life here at Slippery Rock a happier one. Those of us- who live in the dormi- tories know of the untiring services offered to us by our Deans. For their guidance and kindness, we the students of Slippery Rock are deeply indebted. MR. THOMAS T. MCCORD MR- JOHN R- EU-ER Dmn gf Men Assistant Dean of Men 1 I2 DR. CLARENCE M. LONG Society has the right to expect the youth of our colleges to become men and Women of character and culture. May your college career give you this develop- ment. JOSEPH A. MCCLYMONDS i ii There is no job in the world more im- portant than a classroom teacher, but when you join the ranks of that worthy group next fall do so with humbleness. Sitting in the classrooms will be our future citizens-presidents, statesmen, minis- ters, teachers, tradesmen and, yes, crim- inals and thieves. Knowledge must be imparted to them. Skills must be devel- oped in them. But above all, through your guidance and direction, there must grow within the heart and soul of every one of them a desire to contribute to the best of his ability to a better America. The task will be great. Approach it with a feeling of responsibility and a de- termination that this great nation WILL be better because even a few of its future citizens were privileged to call you teacher. C. M. LONG JOSEPH A. MCCLYMONDS FACULTY ,wi Dr. Walter D. Albert Physics, Chemistry Anna Allen Biology Katherine Allen Health and Physical Education Isabel Anderson Fourth Grade, Laboratory School Gladys Arnold Music, College and Laboratory School Dwight Baker Music Walter Barber Biology, Chemistry bf u Ifqiywf Y ' ' 1 me 95? ' uf, f .3 William Beatt 1 i . Y. If Education, English . 5 . - E .V 4:1 , ' . John P. Brel Education , f eau 1 ,ricfk -ffl' fr?-z, 14 Jane Beatty Librarian, Laboratory School Milo Bovard Home Economics, Laboratory School William Cornell Seventh Grade, Laboratory School FACULTY Raymond Blanck Agriculture, Laboratory School Dr. Herbert Book History, Social Studies Jannette Burns English, Speech A. T. Clutton -Q Science, English, Laboratory School Shirley E. Cubbison English, Laboratory School Beulah M. Cummins English, Speech 15 Janet Brewster First Grade, Laboratory School Edward H. Cornish Mathematics Mary Duffer FACULTY Helen Cushman Speech Archie Dodds Health and Physical Education Robert Duncan Sixth Grade, Laboratory Social Studie: School Joseph Frazier Social Studie: Walter T. Elder General Shop, Laboratory School Lilian Griffin Art, College and Laboratory School Mary Lou Fisher Mathematics, Laboratory School Margaret Gruver F gfth Grade, Laboratory School 16 f Martha Gault Art Dr. Emma Heard Education Wesley Jonah Health and Physical Education FACULTY Charles Halt History, Social Studie: Ford Hess Health and Physical Education Mae E. Kohlhepp Third and Fourth Grader, Laboratory School Kenneth Harris English, Laboratory School Marian Isenberg Second Grade, Laboratory School ' Ralph Martin Mathematics, Laboratory School 17 Mary Heffernan Health Education, College and Laboratory School Betsy Ann Kersey Health and Phyeical Education Beatrice Erickson Myers Kindergarten, Laboratory School Florence Prescott Languages, Laboratory School FACULTY J. W. McKay English, Laboratory School Lawrence McVitty Art, Laboratory School H. Lloyd Peters Social Studies, Laboratory School Theresa Pleti Health and Physical Education, College and Laboratory School Dr. Margaret Rhoades Mathematics, Laboratory School Charles C. Shaw English, Social Studies, Laboratory School 18 Eurith Myers First Grade, Laboratory School J. E. Renn Sixth Grade, Laboratory School Robert G. Smiley Healih and Physical Educalion, College and Laboratory School FACULTY Mrs. Clayt0n4Sheasley Accounting and Typing, Laboratory School N Kellar Shelar Biological Science Merle Smith Second Grade, Laboratory School Dr. Carle B. Spotts English Dr. Warren Strain Geography Dr. A. Vincent Chemistry William Storer Health ana' Physical Education Dr. Frank Ware Clair M. Swope Music, Laboratory School Science FACULTY Dr. Norman Weisenfluh Education and Director Q' Student Personnel George West Geography, Laboratory School Estelle C. Work Third Grade, Laboratory School Frederick H. Bauer Bursar Howard Harper Superintendent q' Ground: and Buildings Dr. Orville C. Wrigley Education and Psychology Gladys Sanderson Marian Lohr Ruby Frampton Gymnasium Nurse Librarian Mirring Pictures Richard Flack, Receiving Clerk Walter Hess, Agriculture, Laboratory School William McCamely, Mathematicr, Laboratory School Harold T. Wiend, Hirtory, Social Science 20 . 119- Miss Maree McKay, Registrar REGISTRAR,S ormcia Lois Brermeman, Mary Ann Walsh FL Q' ..- V ,V gm 1' 2- , l 1 1 - DINING Room s'rArF A. Carothers, M. Lawson, G. Rhodes, R. Colosimo, T. DeCola, M. Colo- simo, C. Colosimo, G. Thompson, L. Snyder, E. Alberts, H. Smith, C. Colosimo, K. Agostino, M. Korherr, S. Gills, E. Laudenbach, G. Boozel, P. Reber, S. Watson, E. Shenly, M. Blanchard, A. Ross Miss Laurinda Haug, Dietician 4 l EXECUTIVE OFFICE BURSAR,S orrxcr. Mrs. Louise K. Woodling, Miss Eleanor Davis, Mrs. C. McClymonds, F. Bauer, J. Prihodka, M. Shira, Audrey Boyd . I. Lindey, J. Boozel, P. Holben. 21 - M gigs LAUNDRY STAFF MAINTENANCE STAFF First Row: A. M. Bell, M. Walthaur, P. Dull, M. Redmond, G. First Row: J. Stahlman, T. Brydon, H. Vincent, C. Morrison Taggart, F. Watson. Second Raw: C. McQuistion, R. Allison, Second Row: P. Dickey, W. R. Douglas, J. Barron, C. Kelly. G. Cooper, E. Mossrush, R. Ieffreies, A. Drennen, M. Reimers, G. Eakin. LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Lilian Sheehy Mrs. Sarah Bauer Boox Room STAFF GRILL sfr.-xrr - Mrs. Sue Hawker, Miss Marilyn Christie Mrs. Connie Stevenson, Mrs. Phylis McIntyre 22 is-x I X I.. I .2f5Efff '5fffffffE5fE 5559.-gfffffff Fffffffff55555555553ffffffirfffgffffffffffffff f:5:1:-:-., ':'5'3 '152315'- .-:If2fIE:f:7:5::5f5fZZ:Z:f:1151125551522E:3:I :'f'3'f F 1 .j?a5f H I 3, ., Q- I Q I ' Q if f QQ 1 , .. I F STU NT B0 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dolores Patrizio, Joseph Ferderbar, Emmanuel Hallaman, Jack Cooper. N iv X f 0.11 1 ,4 . . , X mic: Z'Z'IgIjI 3:25922 .... E1f?f222221Ei21f1f 3EEEZEZEQZZEEEQ:-1521: .1411-:1:1:::3:5..3.1.: l'I1Zj1j21ZZ.j.24111211111-Z'2' X gxqxizizgzgzgzgtizizgzg 2:51:21 '1:3E1' ' ' '':3:2:1:1:1:1:ii11f:1:- WEEE' 26 X MARJORIE ANN ACKERMAN Margie Sandy Lake, Pa. Elementary . . F.T.A.g A.C.E.g Psychology Clubg Madrigalg Inter-Varsity. ROBERT ANASTASIA Stasia New Castle, Pa. Social Studies, English Newman Clubg Social Studies Societyg International Relations. ELAINE ADELE APT Venus Briclgeville, Pa. Elementary Camera Clubg Masquersg A.C.E.g Madrigalg Kappa Delta Pig Homecoming Queen-1952. BARBARA JOAN ARMSTRONG joan New Castle, Pa. Mathematiesg Geography, History, and English Vice-President, Trigcalanag Secretary, Gamma Theta Upsilong Kappa Delta Pig YWCAg F.T.A.g Masquers. SHIRLEY BROWN AULD Ponder East Pittsburgh, Pa. Health Education and English Treasurer, Student Governmentg Secretary, Phi Delta Pig Historian, Mu Kappa Gammag Vice-President, Vesper Choir, Sigma Tau Deltag W.A.A.g Madrigalg House Councilg Masquersg Kappa Delta Pi. CHARLES M. BAGENSTOSE Chuck , Dormont, Pa. Chemistry, Mathenzaties Open Road Clubg Kappa Delta Pig Science Club. ' CHARLES R. BARNES Choo-Choo-Charlie Pittsburgh, Pa. English, tlflathematies Rocket Staffg Press Clubg Sigma Tau Deltag Footballg Trigcalanag Intramuralsg Newman Clubg Ofhcials Club. THERESA BAROFFIO Theresa B. Etna, Pa. Health Education and English Vice-President, Phi Delta Pig W.A.A.g Newman Clubg Rocket Staff. We DAVID M. BASHOR Digger if Broughton, Pa. Elementary Men's Glee Clubg Soccerg Masquersg F.T.A.g A.C.E. NORMA W. BECK R64 Southbridge, Mass. Health Education, Mathematies Recorder-Historian, Kappa Delta Pig Phi Delta Pig Mu Kappa Gam- mag W.A.A.g Bandg W.A.A. Councilg House Council. 27 n RON R. BECKET' Whitaker, Pa. Mol' Biological Science, Speech President, Masquersg President, F.T.A.g Vice-President, Biological Scieneeg Vice-President, Alpha Psi Omega, Homecoming Chairman- 1951, W.S.S.F. Chairman-1951, 1953. MARIE E. BENCZE McKeesport, Pa. Geography, Social Studies, Engliyh Masquersg Newman Club, Madrigalg Sigma Tau Deltag Mu Kappa Gammag Gamma Theta Upsilong Kappa Delta Pi. ' ' N JOANNE BESTWICK 70 Grove City, Pa. Elementary F.T.A.g Commuters Club, A.C.E.g Psychology Club, Town VVomen. GLENN E. BEYNON West View, Pa. Health Education Varsity Club, Golf. NATALIE BONOMI Nap Aliquippa, Pa. Elementary Newman Clubg Madrigalg House Cduncilg Madrigal Ensemble, YWCAg F.T.A. JOHN BORRES jack Pittsburgh, Pa. Health Etiucation, Geography Football, Track, Varsity Clubg Newman Club, Intramurals. V-1' 'ze ' - J '-1 ' J. JANE BUTLER Yanie Coraopolis, Pa. Health Education, English Secretary, Student Governmentg Secretary, Junior Classy Cheer- leader, W.A.A.g Masquersg Inter-Varsity. JANE A. BUTTERS 'janie Corry, Pa. Health Education, Social Studie: Secretary, Inter-Varsity, Masquersg W.A.A. DONN BRYDON Curley Slippery Rock, Pa. Social Studies, Biological Science Kappa Delta Pig Science Clubg Intramurals, Open Road Clubg Inter- national Relations. DORIS CALABRESE A New Kensington, Pa. Elementary Masquersg Newman Clubg Vice-President, Madrigalg Bowling League. 28 NICK R. CAMPITELLI Nick Windber, Pa. English, Social Studie: Newman Club, Varsity Club, Masquersg Rocket Staff, Press Clubg Intramuralsg F.T.A.g Manager, Swimming, Basketball. PAULINE CARNAHAN Paulie Freeport, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Inter-Varsityg W.A.A.g Madrigalg Mu Kappa Gamma, YWCA, F.T.A. BETTY JEAN CARPMAN Bet: Bethel Boro, Pa. Elementary Y.W.C.A.g Mu Kappa Gamma, Kappa Delta Pig F.T.A.g Vesper Choirg Matlrigalg A.C.E.g W.A.A.g Rocket Staff, Press Clubg Presi- clcnt, YWCA, Vice-President, Kappa Delta Pi. BETTIE JO CARSON Yodie Monongahela, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Vesper Choir, F.T.A.g Inter-Varsityg Mu Kappa Gamma. ELVERA CHECCO Clzec New Kensington, Pa. Health Education, Englixlz VV.A.A.g Council, W.A.A., Captain, Gym Teamg Masquersg Cheer- leader. SAM CIANFLOCCO Erie, Pa. Social Studier, Englixlz Treasurer, International Relations, Vice-President, Oflicials Clubg Captain, Baseball Teamg Newman Club, Social Studies Societyg Foot- ballg Varsity Club. l 7 MARY C. CODE 1 Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science ' Phi Delta Pi, W.A.A. Councilg W.A.A., Newman Club, Biological Science Club. JOHN M. COOPER Coop Sheraden, Pa. Mathematics, Plzyricr Treasurer, Senior Classg Vice-President, Trigcalanag Secretary, Var- sity Ciiubg Intramurals, F.T.A.g Manager, Cross Countryg Kappa Delta i. JUNE COOPER Slippery Rock, Pa. Elementary Vice-President, Mu Kappa Gammag Masquersg Bandg Vesper Choir, Kappa Delta Pig Commuters Club. WILLIAM C. CUBBISON Bill Franklin, Pa. Social Studies, Speech Alpha Psi Omega, Mu Kappa Gammag Band. 29 SHIRLEY CUTSHALL Inch Meadville, Pa. Elementary Mu Kappa Gammag YWCAg Cheerleader, Madrigalg Bowlingg F .T.A. BARBARA DAVIS Bags Oakmont, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science Phi Delta Pig Mu Kappa Gammag Band, W.A.A. CLARENCE E. DAVIS Ed Slippery Rock, Pa. Elementary Glee Club, Psychology Club, Kappa Delta Pi. R. KEITH DAVISON Keith Enon Valley, Pa. Mathematics, Social Studiex ' Business Manager, Saxigenag Business Manager, Rocket, Secretary, YMCA, Varsity Clubg F.T.A.g Press Club, Kappa Delta Pig Trig- calanag Manager, Soccerg Bowling League, Intramurals. ARDITH M. DOLL Ardz' Turtle Creek, Pa. Health Education, Englixh Treasurer, Sigma Tau Deltag Phi Delta Pig Vesper Choir, YWCAg Masquersg W.A.A., Bowling. LOIS E. DONALDSON Lo Greensburg, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Sigma Tau Deltag F.T.A.g Science Clubg Newman Clubg A.C.E. , lil? , H' M PATRICIA ANN DUFFY Patgr Butler, Pa. Elementary ' Secretary, Masquersg Cheerleaderg Newman Clubg W.A.A. GEORGE ANN DUNN 7e.r.re Ambridge, Pa. Social Studier, English Student Governmentg International Relations, Sigma Tau Delta. GEORGE M. EDMONDSON Tike Wexford, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science H Art Editor, Saxigenag Swimming Teamg Open Roaclg Varsity Club. ROBERT D. EDWARDS OUP-V Houston, Pa. Elementaryg Biology, Hittory, and Geography Gamma Theta Upsilong Open Roaclg A,C.E.g Intramurals. 30 CHARLES EHMER Pittsburgh, Pa. Biological Science, Social Studie.: ' Rocketg F.T.A.g Open Road Clubg Biological Science Club, Varsity Club, Football. CAROLYN S. EHRHERAT ' Carrie Wilkinsburg, Pa. Elementary Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, YWCAQ Vice-President, Madri- galq Mu Kappa Gammag Gamma Theta Upsilong Kappa Delta Pig Alpha Psi Omega, W.A.A.q Masquersg A.C.E.g Bowling Leagueg Saxigena Staff. DONALD EICHORN Buck Etna, Pa. Health Education, Social Studies, and English Soccerg Officials Clubg Varsity Clubg Intramuralsg International Re- lations. KATHERINE EMANUELE Kaytie Oil City, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Student Governmentg Secretary, Press Clubg Secretary, Kappa Delta Pig Camera Clubg Rocket Staffg Newman Clubg Madri- galg Mu Kappa Gamma, Gamma Theta Upsilon. JOSEPH E. FERDERBAR Fair Oaks, Pa. Malhenzzzticx and Geography President, Senior Classg President, Kappa Delta Pig Vice-President, Student Governmentg Vice-President, Newman Clubg President, Bowling Leagueq Vice-President, Sophomore Classg Business Man- ager, Rocketg Varsity Clubg Press Clubg Trigcalanag Gamma Theta Upsilong Soccerg Baseball, Ofiicials Club. HELEN FOUSE B oot: Ambridge, Pa. Elementaty Treasurer, Sophomore Classg President, YWCAg Secretary-Treasurer, Press Clubg Madrigalg Vesper Choirg Masquersg NV.A.A.g Rocket Staffg Mu Kappa Gammag Gamma 'Theta Upsilon. PAUL W. FRYE Bi VVashington, Pa. Health Education, Social Studies YMCAg Varsity Clubg Footballg Basltetballg Bowling League, Intra- muralsg Social Studies Club. BARBARA GABRIK Elco, Pa. Health Education Phi Delta Pig Newman Club, W.A.A. EDWARD GANNON Reddo Crafton, Pa. Health Education and Speech W.A.A.g Masquersg Alpha Psi Omegag YWCA, Bowling Leagueg W.A.A. Council. ALFRED E. GARDE Alley Donora, Pa. Health Education and Social Studies Treasurer, Student Governmentg Captain, Bowling Leagueg Presi- dent, Intramural Councilg Alpha Phi Omegag Varsity Clubg Inter- national Relations Clubg Newman Clubg Masquersg Footballg Bas- ketball, Tennisg Baseball, Alpha Psi Omega. 31 COLETTE GARRISON Corky Cleveland, Ohio Health Education and Speech W.A.A.g Masquersg Alpha Psi Omegag YWCAg Bowling Leagueg W.A.A. Council. RICHARD E. GEORGE Dick Apollo, Pa. Health Education and Geography President, Gamma Theta Upsilong Footballg Intramurals. MIKE GIAMMATTEO Yim Verona, Pa. Elementary President, Social Studies Societyg Captain, Intramuralsg Officials Clubg Masquersg Alpha Psi Omegag Footballg YMCAg International Relations. RAYMOND GLAUSSER Ray Pittsburgh, Pa. Health Education, Geography Swimmingg Footballg ffrackg Varsity Clubg Camera Club. MARY LOU GRAHAM Butch Bridgeville, Pa. Elementary - Masquersg Madrigalg Alpha Psi Omegag Kappa Delta Pig A.C.E.g Camera Club. LEWIS GRELL Pulaski, Pa. Elementary Officials Clubg F .T.A.g Alpha Psig Masquersg Intramurals, Footballg Manager, Soccer. GERALD ANTHONY HALEN ferry Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Elementary President, Mu Kappa Gammag Vesper Choirg Glee Clubg Kappa Delta Pig Homecoming Chairman-1952. EMMANUEL HALLAMAN E Ambridge, Pa. English, Social Studies Vice-President of Senior Classg Sigma Tau Deltag Press Clubg Inter- national Relationsg Kappa Delta Pig Football. NANCY PAT HANSEN Pat Beaver, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science Madrigalg Bandg Corresponding Secretary, W.A.A.g W.A.A. Council. JAMES WILLIAM HANSHUMAKER I-lunch Pittsburgh, Pa. Health Education Intramurals. 32 125: HARVEY PENROSE HARMAN Harzr Harrisburg, Pa. Biology, Geography Vice-President, Alpha Psi Omega, Vice-President, Masquersg Treas- urer, L.S.A.g Librarian, F.T.A.g Open Roadg Biological Science Club,: Rocket Staifg Press Clubg Inter-Varsity. CAROL HASLETT Marienville, Pa. English ancl Social Studies, Mathematics l Secretary, Sigma Tau Deltag YWCAQ Inter-Varsityg Trigcalanag Kappa Delta Pig F.T.A. PATRICIA HECKEL Ricky Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Health Education, English W.A.A.g Newman Clubg Madrigal. CHARLENE HENRY Splash ' Aliquippa, Pa. English, Speech Vice-President, Debate Clubg Sigma Tau Deltag Kappa Delta Pig Kappa Gammag Masquersg Newman Club. ,Y- JAMES W. HILL New Castle, Pa. Elementary F.T.A.g Open Road Clubg Student Government. SHIRLEY HOFFMAN Hojies Clairton, Pa. Elementary Inter-Varsity, W.A.A.g Madrigalg F.T.A.g Bandg A.C.E. MILDRED I. HORN Millie Pittsburgh, Pa. Health and Physical Education and Speech Alpha Psi Omegag Newman Clubg W.A.A.g Masquersg Treasurer of Newman Clubg House Council. DAVID WAYNE HOWARD Stuhhy Robinson, Pa. Health Education, English Baseballg Saxigena Staffq YMCAg Inter-Varsityg Intramurals. GABRIEL R. HRICO Gabe Duquesne, Pa. English: Social Studies, History Newman Clubg YMCAg Trigcalanag Men's Glee Clubg Tracl-cg Social Studies Societyg Masquers. JAMES IGO Yim Wilkinsburg, Pa. Elementary Varsity Clubg Intramuralsg Oliicials Clubg Soccer. 33 ROBERT F. IRVIN Irv Bellevue, Pa. Elementary YMCAg Track, Basketball. JEROLD E. JACOBS 7,7-ry Duquesne, Pa. Elementary President, Alpha Psi Omegag President, Alpha El Scig Masquersg Stage Manager, Dramatics. IVAN L. JIRAK Pittsburgh, Pa. Geography, Biology, English and History Masquers, Geography Clubg Social Science Clubg Press Clubg Camera glubg International Relationsg Biological Science Club, Kappa Delta 1. WILLIAM KARPINSKI Karp Duquesne, Pa.. Geography, Social Studie: Treasurer, Gamma Theta Upsilong Basketballg Varsity Club. MARY LOU KEEP Inrlz and a Half Wilkinsburg, Pa. Treasurer, Masquersg Secretary-Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omegag Assist- ant Treasurer, Mu Kappa Gamma, Treasurer, YWCAg A.C.E.g Maclrigalg Madrigal Ensemble, Bowling, Gamma Theta Upsilong Saxigena Staff. JOAN L. KELLEY 70 Bakerstown, Pa. Health Eduration, Mathemaiirs Treasurer, YWCAQ Bandg Gym Team, W.A.A. 4 KATHRYN KELLY Kit Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York Heallh Education, Social Studie: gm' W.A.A., Newman Club, Bowling. BETTYJEAN KERACHER Betts Greensburg, Pa. Health Educafion, English G Gym Teamg Alpha Psi Omegag W.A.A.g W.A.A. Council, Rocketg Press Clubg Newman Club, Masquers. megs PATRICIA KERR PM I Plum Township, Pa. gf E1 z . A Sebei-Ietlyzirliy Debate, Secretary, Masquersg' Kappa Delta P19 Algflar Psi Omega, Mu Kappa Gammag Madrxgi-115 Madflgal Ensem ev YWCA. BETTY KIGGINS Kfg Floreffe, Pa. G h H lth Eduf tion eograp y l Pfliaenf, Bl:mdg,W.A.A.g W.A.A. Councilg F.T.A. 34 .l GERALDINE T. KLENOVIC :Yay Aliquippa, Pa. Biological Science and English Secretary-Treasurer, Open Road, Secretary-Treasurer, Biological Science Club, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, F.T.A., Psychology Club, Science Club. ANGELO LA FURIA Ange Erie, Pa. Heallh Education, Biological Science Newman Club, Biological Science Club, Varsity Club, Football, Intramurals, Oflicials Club. MARTHA JAYNE LAMBING Marty Shrew Wilkinsburg, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Freshman Class, Treasurer, Masquers, Secretary, YWCA, Photography Editor, Saxigena, Madrigal, Bowling, Alpha Psi Omega, Mu Kappa Gamma. BARBARA JEAN LANE Barb Wilkinsburg, Pa. Elementary Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Kappa Gamma, A.C.E., YWCA. JOE LA ROCCA joe North East, Pa. English and Social Studies President, Sigma Tau Delta, Track, Masquers, Cross Country, Edi- tor, Saxigena, Tennis. WILLIAM LATSHAW Bill Kennerdel, Pa. Chemistry, English and Speech Editor, Rocket Staff, Press Club, Saxigena Staff, YMCA, Chairman, Student Evaluation Committee. EILEEN T. LINK Lznky Ellwood City, Pa. Elementary Vesper Choir, W.A.A., Bowling League, F.T.A., A.C.E. HARRIET LINN Het Mt. Lebanon, Pa. . Health Education, Biological Science President, Phi Delta Pi, Secretary, House Council, W.A.A., Biological gcienci Club, Varsity Head Cheerleader, Kappa Delta Pi, W.A.A. ouncx . DARLEY LIST Saxonburg, Pa. Elementary Mu Kappa Gamma, Social Service Chairman, YWCA, Bowling League, F.T.A., A.C.E., Vesper Choir, Madrigal, Madrigal Ensemble, Inter-Varsity. JOHN LLOYD jfohnny Pittsburgh, Pa. English, Speech President, Sigma Tau Delta, Editor, Saxigena, Associate Editor, Rocket, Treasurer, Debate Club, Press Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Gamma, YMCA, Masquers. 35 KENNETH M. LOWRY Shanksville, Pa. Health Education, Mathematic: Secretary-Treasurer, OHicials Club, Vice-President, Vesper Choir, Tennis, Soccer, Band, Varsity Club, L.S.A WILLIAM LOWERY New Castle, Pa. Elementary F.T.A., A.C.E., Intramurals, Bowling. MARY T. LUCANIK St. Mai-y's, Pa. Health Education, Social Studie: W.A.A., Bowling League, Newman Club, Phi Delta Pi. PAUL C. LUDWIG Belsano, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science Men's Glee Club, Cross Country, YMCA. LYNN LLOYD L Shippensburg, Pa. ynn Elementary YWCA, Masquers, Inter-Varsity, W.A.A. ALFRED LOALBO' ' Ag Verona, Pa. Health Education, Biology Football, Gymnastics, Biology Club, Newman Club, Open Road- Varsity Club. i IANE CATHERINE LOCKLEY. jamie New Castle, Pa. ' Elementary Treasurer, Newman Club, Madrigal, Madrigal Ensemble, Gym Team, Mu Kappa Gamma, Masquers, Bowling League, F.T.A., A.C.E., Student Government. FRED W. LOEFFLER, JR. Dormont, Pa. Health Education Open Road, Biological Science, Swimming, Soccer. RAY LOSACCO Bip Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Open Road, Trigcalana, Camera Club, Ex-G.I. NYLA LOUTSENHIZER Butler, Pa. English and Social Studie: Bowling League, Madrigal, Maclrigal Ensemble, Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Kappa Gamma, F.T.A., Green and White. i ' Ken Bill Mary . International Relations, A Q. Clay ER-,. , fi 36 ' NANCY LUTZ Name Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Treasurer, A.C.E.g F.T.A.g YWCAg Madrigalg Masquersg Alpha El Scig W.A.A. ELEANOR M ACDONALD Ellie Coraopolis, Pa. Elemenlzzry Vice-President, Inter-Varsityg L.S.A.g YWCAQ F.T.A.g Madrigalg Mu Kappa Gamma. RONALD MANCHESTER Toby Fairview, Pa. Heollh Edumlion, Malhematits Gym Teamg Inter-Varsityg Octetg Vesper Choirg Mu Kappa Gammag Kappa Delta Pig Varsity Clubg Men's Chorus. LOIS MARTIN Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Elementary W.A.A.g YWCAg Madrigal and Ensemble, W.A.A. Council. JOHN MASTRI Yohnnie Coraopolis, Pa. Herzllh Education, Biology Football, Swimmingg Biological Science Clubg Inter-varsity Christian Fellowshipg Varsity Club. ADELE TERRY MCCABE Adyl Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Newman Clubg W.A.A.g F.T.A.g Maclrigalg A.C.E.g Mod- ern Danceg Homecoming Queen-1951. Ani .gf q Hi P L ' ia Q ',+: ' :ri 37 BETTY MCCANDLESS Meadville, Pa. Elemenfary N-.px Kappa Delta Pig Alpha El Sci. PEGGY MCCUNE Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Health Education, English W.A.A. Councilg W.A.A.g YWCA. Peg Dolbf McD DELORES JUNE McDOWELL .gf Butler, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Treasurer, Town Womeng Mu Kappa Gammag F.T.A.g YWCAg Inter-Varsityg Vesper Choirg Vesper Choir Girls' Quartetg Vesper Choir Ensembleg A.C.E.g Maclrigalg Madrigal Ensemble. THOMAS E. MCGARY Tom New Castle, Pa. Chemistry, Mathematir: President, Trigcalanag Bandg Kappa Delta Pig Science Club. MARGUERITE MORGAN Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Elementary ' W.A.A.g Mu Kappa Gammag Saxigena Staff, Madrigalg Madrigal Ensemble, YVVCA. HUGH MUIR Turtle Creek, Pa. Elementary Rocket Staff, Kappa Delta Pig Trigcalanag Intramural Sportsg Ele- mentary Science Club. ROBERT A. MURPHY Murph Pittsburgh, Pa. Health Education, Geography Gamma Theta Upsilong Varsity Clubg Student Government, Soccer Team, Basketball Teamg Intramuralsg Bowling League. BYUNG H. NAM Seoul, Korea History, English YMCA. ROSEMARY MCKENNA pm Kane, Pa. Elementary A,C.E.g F.T.A.g Newman Clubg W.A.A.g Madrigal. EMMALU MCMICHAEL Louie Imperial, Pa. ' Health Education, Social Studies Bandg YWCA, Masquersg Camera Clubg W.A.A. JEAN PALMER MEADER Meadville, Pa. Health Education, English , W.A.A.g YWCAQ Orchestra, Bowling. DONALD MILLER Dan Moon Run, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science Football, Manager, Baseballg Swimming, Biological Science Club, Newman Club, Intramural Councilg Bowling League. JOSEPH MIRIZIO, JR. jo, Farrell, Pa. Mathematics, Physics Newman Clubg lntramuralsg Trigcalanag Science Club. DAN MORGAN Butler, Pa. Elementary Men's Glee Clubg Vesper Choirg Men's Octet. 38 CHARLES NEUSCHWANDER Clzaelc McKeesport, Pa. Elementary President, A.C.E.g F.T.A.g Basketballg Tennisg Intramuralsg Bowling Leagueg Varsity Club. ROBERT G. NORTON Donora, Pa. Health Education Newman Clubg Varsity Clubg Alpha Phi Omegag Vice-President, Student Government Representativeg Intramurals: Basketballg Tennis, Captain of Team. EDWARD OLKOWSKI Oke Beaver Falls, Pa. Geography, Social Studie.: - Vice-President, Gamma Theta Upsilong Basketballg Baseballg Inter- national Relationsg Varsity Clubg Intramurals. JOANNE O'TOOLE Odle McKeesport, Pa. Elementary Madrigalg F.T.A.g A.C.E.g Psychology Clubg Newman Clubg Band. ALICE ANN PALMER Alice Oil City, Pa. Elementary Vesper Choirg Vesper Choir Girls' Ensembleg W.A.A.g Bandg Vesper Choir Girls' Quartet. STELLA PANDEL McKeesport, Pa. Elementary Secretary, A.C.E.g Kappa Delta Pig Mu Kappa Gammag Madrigalg Vesper Choirg YWCAQ F.T.A. 44 LAWRENCE PATCHEL Chip Turtle Creek, Pa. , Health Education, Biological Seienee Captain, Footballg Trackg Gymnasticsg Varsity Clubg Intramurals. DELORES PATRIZIO Dolbf Oakmont, Pa. Health Edueatian, Biological Seienee Secretary, Senior Classg Treasurer, House Councilg W.A.A.g Newman Clubg Orchestra. CONSUELA PAVLICK Connie McKeesport, Pa. Elementary Secretary, Nlaclrigalg Newman Clubq A.C.E.g F.T.A.g Kappa Delta Pi. LORETTA A. PETRICK Pete Mclieesport, Pa. Mathematies, Sofia! Studies ana' English Secretary-Treasurer, Trigcalanag Newman Clubg Science Clubg gl.A.A.g Bandg Rocketg Mu Kappa Gammag Orchestrag Kappa Delta 1 39 CAROL PREBLE Preh Camp Hill, Pa. Health Education, S pcech Intramuralsg YWCAg Green and Whiteg Hockeyg Open Roadg Vesper Choir. MARIANNE PUNCHEON St. Mary's, Pa. Elementary W.A.A.g YWCAg F.T.A.g A.C.E.g L.S.A. NADENE RADULOVIC Nae Aliquippa, Pa. Health Education and English Secretary of the Sophomore Classg W.A.A. Councilg W.A.A.g Phi Delta Pig Sigma Tau Deltag Kappa Delta Pig Trigcalanag YWCA. LUAN REYNOLDS Lu Titusville, Pa. Elementary Junior Class Treasurerg Homecoming Co-Chairmang Kappa Delta Pig F.T.A.g YWCAg Saicigena Staffg Rocket Staffg Press Clubg Madri- galg Student Governmentg Masquersg W.A.A.g Bowling League. RICHARD LEE RIGBY Dick Johnstown, Pa. Health Education, Social Studies President, International Relationsg Kappa Delta Pig Student Assist- antg Trainer, Footballg Intramurals. FRED ROBY, JR. Fred Bridgeville, Pa. Health Education, Physics President, Varsity Clubg President, Masquersg Co-Captain, Trackg Captain, Cross Countryg Intramuralsg Rocket Staflfg Press Clubg Alpha Psi Omegag Kappa Delta Pig Student Evaluation. JANET ROWLAND - :fan Johnstown, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science Saxigena Staffg Rocket Staffg Press Clubg W.A.A.g YWCA. NANCY VIRGINIA RUSSELL Pittsburgh, Pa. English, Social Studies Treasurer, Sigma Tau Deltag President, Kappa Delta Pig Vice-Presi- dent, Press Clubg Assistant Editor, Rocketg YWCAg Vesper Choir. EUGENE GEORGE RUTKOWSKI Doak WVaterford, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science Eresiglelrit, Officials Clubg Baseballg Newman Clubg Intramuralsg oot a . GEORGE SANIGA Slippery Rock, Pa. Chemistry, Physics Newman Clubg Bowlingg Golf. 40 XXX ROSE MARIE SANDS New Castle, Pa. Elementmy Town Women, Psychology Club, Newman Clubg A.C.E. CLEDA SANNER Rockwood, Pa. Health Education, Mathematic: Phi Delta Pig Kappa Delta Pig Trigcalanag W.A.A. 7e.p' ELIZABETH SAULEY Betty Forest Hills, Pa. Health Education and Biological Science Masquersg Alpha Psi Omegag Open Roadg Newman Club, Biological Science Club, Camera Club, W.A.A. n n'v i W' ' .Ae y SAM SAVA Farrell, Pa. ,g Elementary Soccer: Gym Team: Varsity Clubg A.C.E.g YMCA, Intramurals. 'gl ROBERT SAWHOOK Natrona Heights, Pa. Health Education, Englirh Footliallg Bowlingg Swimmingg Varsity Clubg Newman Clubg mura s. FLORA ANN SAYLOR Warren, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science W.A.A., YWCA, Phi Delta Pi. Hook: K , . Intra- ffnf' g:2i,, 'F ig, ,F , ' t y it A ,,,, ,g f ,s T' 2+-' ' V - 2 ' V ' ' WALTER SCHULTZ 1 Russellton, Pa. - ,I , A , 1, , Health Education, Geography fa V .. 5: ' Newman Club, Soccerg Intramurals. i- 1. I OPAL SCHWAB Sandy Lake, Pa. Elementary Rocket Staffg Press Clubg Psycholog Madrigal Ensembleg YWCA, Masqu Kappa Delta Pi. 5 EDGAR SELZNICK Duquesne, Pa. Elementary Art Editor, Rocket Staff, Press Clu Bowling. BEVERLY SHACIKOSKI Avonmore, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science W.A.A. Council, House Council, Ph era Clubg W.A.A. 41 fi ,gh w J ,i A i.5.:.:-:fxfzo 4 ii ' .... .. :iii -'sill mesa... w p M 5 e, si, NX i H glen Moose y Clubg Madrigalg Vesper Choirg ers, F.T.A.g Mu Kappa Gammag Ed bg YMCAQ Intramuralsg A.C.E.g Bev i Delta Pig Bowling Team, Cam- NELLIE SHEARER Brackenridge, Pa. - Mathematits, Chemirlry and Physics Secretary, Science Clubg Bandg Trigcalanag Mu Kappa Gammag Kappa Delta Pig YMCA. ARTHUR SINCLAIR 44,7 Unity, Pa. Elementary Chairman, Evaluation Committeeg Intramuralsg Bowlingg Oflicials Clubg YMCAQ Camera Club. MARILYN SMART Merrie Manheim, Pa. Elementary President, Inter-Varsityg Madrigalg YWCAg Psychology Clubg F.T.A.g A.C.E.g Alpha El Sci. WILLIAM ROY SORG Roy McKe-esport, Pa. Mathematics, Geography Intramuralsg Trackg Soccerg Press Clubg Gamma Theta Upsilong Trigcalanag Bowlingg Rocket Staffg Varsity Club. ELEANOR SPECHT Spook Fox Chapel, Pa. V Q Elementary ' Masquersg Newman Clubg F.T.A.g A.C.E.g Madrigal. MARY JOANNE SPROTT yo Slippery Rock, Pa. Elementary YWCAg Madrigalg F.T.A.g A.C.E., Psychology Clubg Inter-Varsity. K STEPHEN D. STATNICK Steve Johnstown, Pa. Health Education, Geography Secretary, Intramuralsg Footballg Manager, Tennisg Varsity Clubg Newman Club, Intramural Council. CAROL STEGKAMPER cm! Y . Greenville, Pa. Elementary Vesper Choirg Cheerleaderg YWCAg L.S.A.g Saxigenag Masquersg W.A.A.g Bowlingg A.C.E. KENNETH STIMMEL Arrhie Castle Shannon, Pa. Elementar .CV Co-Captain, Soccerg All American Soccerg Olympic Trialsg All-Penn- sylvania-New Jersey Teamg Men's Glee Clubg Soccerg Golfg A.C.E.g Varsity Club. ROBERT STONER Bob Alverton, Pa. Health Education, Social Studie: Vice-President, International Relations Clubg Varsity Clubg Soccer. 42 DONALD STRANG Don 1 Munhall,Pa. Health Education, Biological Srienre President of the Sophomore Classg President of the Junior Classg President, Student Government, Varsity Footballg Masquersg Varsity Club, Bowling League. ESTER MARIE THEIL Leetonia, Ohio Elementary Vesper Choirg Press Clubg Kappa Delta Pig YWCAg F.T.A. ROLLAND v. THOMAS Atlantic, Pa. Health Education Varsity Clubg Intramuralsg Soccer. NAOMIE TURNEY Name Aliquippa, Pa. - Elementaqv ' . Inter-Varsityg Madrigalg W.A.A.g YWCAg F.T.A.g Masquers. EDGAR TWEDT Ed Johnstown, Pa. Health Edueation, Englixh Captain, Gym Teamg President, Inter-Varsityg Treasurer, Varsity Club, Vesper Choirg Saxigenag Student Government. , HAROLD UMBARGER, JR. - Pal West Newton, Pa. Health Education, Biology Alpha Psi Omegag Biology Clubg Open Road Clubg Intramurals. ,s L. sa-fx 5 JULIA vANov1Tz ffulie Adderly, Pa. ' Elementary President, House Councilg Historian, Mu Kappa Gammag Madrigalg W.A.A. Councilg Kappa Delta Pig Saxigena Staff. WILLIAM RICKEY VAUGHN Dunkirk, New York Health Education, Social Studie: Footballg Intramural Basketballg Track, Swimmingg Rocket Staff, Press Clubg Varsity Club. ANNA MARIE VEKASY Carey Beaver Falls, Pa. Elementary ' Madrigalg Debateg Masquersq Newman Clubg Alpha Psi Omega. FLOYD E. WAGNER Wag Butler, Pa. Elementary Commuter's Clubg A.C.E.g Secretary, Psychology Club. 43 DORIS MARIE WINDSHEIMER Windy Oakdale, Pa. Heallh Educalion, Englirh Treasurer, Sigma Tau Deltag Historian, Phi Delta Pig W.A.A.g YWCA, F.T.A.g House Council. ROBERT YOUNG Youngie Wilkinsburg, Pa. Elementary, Malhematicr and English Intramuralsg Socqerg Octetg A.C.E.g F.T.A., Trigcalana. THEODORA ZACHAR Tfddy Lyndora, Pa. Elemenlar J' . Kappa Delta Phig Mu Kappa Gamma, Madrigal Club, Madrxgal Ensemble, Newman Club. EARL R. ZINKHAM Ski? Evans City, Pa. Heallh Education, Biology Vice-President of Junior Class, Treasurer, Vice-President, Varsity, Soccer, Basketball, Intramurals, Officials Club, Student Government. JOAN WALKER 70 Pittsburgh, Pa. Heallh Educalion, Biological Science WA.A.g YWCA, Phi Delta Pig Kappa Delta Pig Student Government. JOHN WALTMAN I'Vhip Ellerslie, Maryland Geography, English Intramurals, YMCA, Officials Club, Masquers. ROBERT F. WARD -Bud Pittsburgh, Pa. Health Education, Biological Science Sports Editor, Rocket Staff, Swimmingg Football, Baseball, Bowling, Press Club, Biological Science Club, Open Road Club, Varsity Club, Intramurals. EVA WEST Ellwood City, Pa. Elementary President, Madrigalg Vice-President, House Council, Secretary, Student Evaluation Committeeg Alpha Psi Omega, Masquersg W.A.A.g Mu Kappa Gamma. NANCY WILLIAMS Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Treasurer, Inter-Varsity, President, Alpha El Science, Madrigalg Madrigal Ensemble, F.T.A.g L.S.A.g A.C.E. GEORGE WILWOHL Rommel West View, Pa. Health Education, Mathematic: Co-Captain of Football Team, Varsity Club, Newman Club, Intra- murals, International Relations. 44- sw 56' ,J 5, CP' If , -5 b? - '11, wtzl I 1 Tl-.v-J' ' w 1 s if -fi. 'll if 1:3 If Wagga Q i B 1:2 0 P' , 1 x' 255 E W vu. 3 ' 4 A H5 J 1 Si 'J 'pr JU 10115 Alice Wheeler, Serremryg john Brown, Vire-Presi- dentg Shirley Drumm, Treasurer: Edward Uhas, President. S. Black M. Byrd S. Craig D. Davidson B. Boyd F. Campbell R. Crawford N. DeGrange .fi B. Bright B. Bronner N. Campbell I. Capets M. Crouse J. Cunningham J. De 111 Laney D. DeMarco 1 1 1 1171! Lgmm 'Q 9' .. ' sa lf- ' W. Ashbaugh M. Becker C. Bryson R. Carpenter F. 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' Q11 ' ' N' ,, I If ' mia f 2 'S 1 'N I . 'ffl at ' F- 'Z 3 ' 5i fi 'f 7 s x GRC ANIZMATICDNS Miss Elaine Apt I , f ' ' 11 xi ' ? Q , , W 5-33 f i Nancy Walker, Queen Elaine Apt, Barbara Sadler, Ruth Dougherty. 62 nw HE l F .L- E li Fin! Raw: R. Dougherty, C. Sanner, P. Hecken- dorn, N. Radulovich. Second Raw: G. Dunn, B. Lane, J. Embree, Queen D. Torrence, M Lambing, S. Laird, J. Howarth. Third Raw. M. Rueckwald, T. Chaverini, D. Malvin, D. Catherwood, J. Robbins, B. Sauley, M. Morgan, V. Wilson, S. Pandel. Miss Dorothy Terrence lg' .WE r:j,',1v??:' T 1 W '33 ' ' S .. .V A I f -M . ..,..g:-vo' ,f ' - .4 I .A ...V L:..f?1...i,A ,wi .75 , 13 .,, - g fu GAMMA TI-IETA UPSILON President Richard George Vice President Richard Buckley S eeretary Ioan Armstrong Treasurer William Karpinski Faculty Advisor Dr. Strain da I , va QR 4 if Q . Q 3 7.0 e 0' iw! First Row: W. Karpinski, J. Armstrong, R. Buckley, M. L. Keep, R. George, B. Bateman, R. Edwards. Second Raw: H. Grove, R. M. Cubbison, H. Fouse, C. Ehrhart, A. Kalita,J. Ferderbar, R. Sorg, M. Bencze, J. McMi- chael, G. West, Dr. Strain, J. Gchr. The Zeta Chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon is comprised of students Whose aims are to promote professional, prac- tical, and cultural interest in the field of geography. To obtain membership a candidate must meet the scholastic requirements specified and have elected geography as one of their fields. Since 1929 when the fraternity was first organized at Slippery Rock, Gamma Theta Upsilon has advanced to become one of the most active campus organi- zations. G Q- o I ' Q GS , . Q gb,-,V ,' lx xg' .L ' I 'ii' Q., Q '18 'Q E, 'Z i c.' ALPHA PSI OMEGA President jerold Jacobs Vice President Harvey Harman Secretary-Treasurer Mary Lou Keep Faculty Advisor Miss Burns First Row: D. Minehart, N. Hirsch, S. St. Clair. Second Row: D. Eisenhauer, B. Keracher, C. Garrison. Third Row: Miss Burns, E. West, J. Cunningham, M. Lambing, Lou Keep, J. Jacobs, H. Harman, F. Roby. The dramatic fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega, is one of the most active organi- zations on Slippery Rock Campus. It has always strived to promote an in- terest in various dramatic activities on as well as off campus. Membership is open to those students who participate C. Ehrhart, P. Kerr. Fourth Raw: R. Becket, Mary in a specific number of dramatic activi- ties and possess at least an average scholastic record. This fraternity, in cooperation with other dramatic organi- zations, participated 1in Vesper programs and produced several plays. Pl-ll DELTA Pl President Nancy Martin Vice President Donna Weber Treasurer Shirley Drumm Secretary Joyce Howarth Chaplain Mary Ann Mihalik Facuizy Advisor Miss Pletz APP 6? 'S if ei-5 4 '89 First Raw: S. King, N. Skeriotis, A. Doll, A. Valentine. Snand Row: J. McKeag, D. Windsheimer, B. Tilley, I. Howarth, M. A. Mihnlik, N. Martin, D. Weber, S. Drumm, A. Dickerson, G. DeMarco, E. Osborne. Third Row: G. Turney, J. Davis, C. Sanner, E. Loveless, D. Bergamaschi. Fourth Row: S. Landis, N. Beck, M. Mc- Swigan, M. Becker, W. Ashbaugh, J. Dion, M. Code, P. Dillon, J. Eckman, A. Saylor, C. Peckham, G. Schmitt, J. Capets, G. Mershon, L. Hanshumaker, M. Thorpe. Phi Delt is the nickname applied to the National Honorary Fraternity for women in Physical Education. Here at Slippery Rock, the Pi Chapter of Phi Delta Pi functions actively. Throughout the school year this organization sponsors many social as well as educational affairs. In addition, the Pi Chapter keeps in close contact with the various other Chapters located in the United States. Scholastic standards, character, and par- ticipation in W.A.A. are a few of the attributes required to become a member. KAPPA DELTA Pl President Joe Ferderbar Vite President Betty Carpman Secretary Treasurer Kay Emanuele Barbara Lane Historian and Recorder Norma Beck Faculty Advisor Dr. Leonard Duncan First Row: C. Henry, C. Pavlick, S. Pandel, B. Bright, I. Dilley, P. Sankovic. SerondR0w: K. Davison, L. Reyn- olds, N. Beck, J. Ferderbar, K. Emanuele, B. Lane, C. Ehrhart, J. Lloyd. Third Row: L. Schultz, J. Cooper, E. Apt, C. Sanner, C. Haslett, P. Kerr, J. Armstrong, B. Bateman, N. Loutsenhizer, J. McKim, J. Thompson, M. Douds, S. Auld, V. Ferguson, R. Manchester. Fourth Row: N. Reed, G. Klenovic, G. Turney, J. Knoll, J. Lambert, R. Dougherty, J. Halen, E. Davis, A. Wheeler, S. Laird, N. Skeriotis, R. White, M. Mihalik. An Honor Society in education, Kappa Delta Pi strives to promote a closer bond among students of education and to foster high standards of preparation for teaching. The Delta Tau Chapter, estab- lished in Slippery Rock in 1938, encour- ages in its membership a high degree of devotion to social service and aims for high intelectual and personal stand- ards. Science, Fidelity, Service and Toil are the ideals the fraternity has chosen as its guides. President joe La Rocca V ice President Emmanual Hallaman S eeretezry Carol Haslett Treasurer Ardith Doll Fzzeulfy Advisors Dr. Spotts, Mr. McKay if SIGMA TAU DELTA First Row: D. DeMarco, A. Stasak, N. Loutsenhizer, J. Nitsche. Second Row: N. Skeriotis, N. Campitelli, J. LnRocca, C. Haslett, A. Doll, E. Hallaman, D. Hess, M. Mihalik. Third Raw: N, Latshaw, J. Dunn, C. Barnes, L. Donaldson, D. Simpson, Mr. McKay, Dr. Spotts, J. Klenovic, C. Henry, D. Windsheimer, M. Bencze. Sigma Tau Delta, the honorary Eng- lish fraternity, granted the Eta Delta Chapter to Slippery Rock in 1935. Membership is open to majors and mi- nors in the English field but is limited to twenty-five, therefore discretion is used in the selection of the representa- tives. The aim of Sigma Tau Delta is to advance the study of the chief literary masterpieces, to encourage worthwhile reading, to promote the mastery of Written expression and to foster a spirit of fellowship among students special- izing in the field. I ALPHA PHI OMEGA President Charles Shultz Vice President Richard Rose Secretary Robert Raack Treasurer Larry Henry Faculty Advisor Mr. Cornish First Row: E. Fair, C. Valone, R. Rose, G. Sullinger. Second Row: D. Mahan, L. Henry, H. Grove, L. Best, C. Fogle. Third Row: J. Woodside, H. Umbarger, G. Christy, C. Shultz, W,,Riddinger, W. Reed, F. VanDyke, R. Raack, R. Crawford, R. Siar. Scouting, whch is an important avoca- tion for many people, finds a group of enthusiastic followers in the Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. The activities are many and varied. During the meetings some of the newer methods of scouting and organization are discussed and prac- tical application is made of the reports. Membership is limited to those men whose scholastic rating meets the re- quirements of the local chapter. As the newest fraternity on campus, Alpha Phi strives to promote greater interest in every phase of scouting. MU KAPPA GAMMA Prerident Gerald Halen Vice President June Cooper S ecrelary Barbara Wolfe Treasurer Mary Lou Keep Historian Julia Vanovitz Faculty Advisor Mrs. Gladys Arnold 'B 5321221 :SQ CQDQJ is ixrji 'Qs J? ,J sv F' Z R : N. Loutsenhizer, B. Bateman K. Emanuele, F. Bazyk, J. Lloyd, A. Wheeler, L. Goodrich. Second zr: ow Row: Knoll, R. White, G. DeMartini,,J. Lambert, M. L. Keep, Halen, Mrs. Gladys Arnold, McK1m, C Eh h M L b' S Cutsh1ll S Laird T Di J. Dilley, B. Bright. Third Row: L. Schultz, N. Reed, . r art, . am mg, . . , . , . - Nicholas. Fourth Row: N. Martin, N. Beck, E. West, D. McDowell, R. Zinkham, R. Sankovic, A. Irwin, M. Douds, J. Thompson, V. Ferguson, J. Koch. Fifth Row: J. Lockley, S. Pandel, J. Carson, P. Koscur, D. List, P. Kerr, L. Stoyadinovich, J. Cunningham, H. Fouse, E. McDonald, P. Carnahan, D. Medic, M. Stollatis. The honorary fraternity which recog- nizes interest and ability in music is the Beta Chapter of Mu Kappa Gamma. This chapter has endeavored to promote the highest type of musical programs as Well as to stimulate a greater interest Q in the musical activities on campus. Mu Kappa Gamma members are selected from those students who have been active in one or more musical organiza- tions for at least one year and who have maintained a high scholastic average. E' a Y 13' Q KAPPA GAMMA f President Charlene Henry 5 Vice President Lee Vines Seeremry Patricia Kerr Treasurer Jo Kerr L. Vines, P. Kerr, I. Kerr, C. Henry. Kappa Gamma is the fraternity on campus which recognizes proficiency in the forensic arts. It has ventured to promote and emphasize the value of good speech and logical thought among prospective teachers. Membership in this Delta Chapter is based upon participation in at least four intercollegiate debates by those students who have a sufficiently high scholastic rating. ALPHA EL SCI First Row: J. Lloyd, N. Williams, Mrs. A. Allen, Sponsor. Second Row: R. Klenovic, S. Manasterski, L. Donald son, M. Smart. Third Raw: K. Worstell, F. Bazyk, E. Jones, N. Lutz, L. Jackson. First Row: I. Ferderbar, L. Hanshumaker, N. Shearer, J. McGary. Second Row: R. Sorg, K. Davison, C. Shultz, C. Barnes, I. Mirizio. Mr. Cormsh - Sponsor. 72 Joe LaRocca, Editor: Joyce Stevenson, Photography Editorg Mr. Lawrence McVitty, Faculty fldvisorg Ken Enscoe, Business Manager. Missing: Ed Uhas, Assistant Editor. 3 Art Editors: Alice Wheeler and Irene Slezak. . Typists: Theresa DiNicholas, Barbara Trainer, Mary Lefes, Olive Toy. ix Literary Editors: Mary McSwigan, Ruth White, Sport Edilorsr Dan Weppner, .Donna Weber, Sue Laird. Dave Klingensmith, Marlene Becker. 73 l . o PRESS CLUB First Raw: M. Stollatis, E. Hallaman, Dr. Spotts, J. Lloyd, B. Terry, D. Hess. Szcond Row: B. Keracher, H. Harman, K. Kostas, H. Fouse, R., Ward, C. Barnes. Third Row: C. Rigby, A. Olzak, B. Reiter, B. Rossell, A. Percy, K. Davison, I. Brown. Fourth Row: S. Utterback, D. Medic, E. Gannon, N. Langendorf, G. DeMartini, G. Denny, T. Hawkins. c BRE T-B B 1? l ! Q o V' QUEEN HHINE RPT - fx-0 n , 4ooQ,,, - Y U vp I Editors Darrell Hess, John Lloyd '. -?-- Buxinem Manager Marilyn Stollatis WU' Q u Faculzjy Advisor Dr. Spotts I: - - sc su -'11 . 74 STUDENT GOVERN M Don Strang, President: Shirley Auld, Trezuurerg Joe Ferderbar, tary. First Row: R. Dougherty, S. Auld, J. Butler, E. Uhas, D. Strang. Second Row: H. Blair, J. Ferderbar, T., Reynolds, A. Procter, E. Hallaman. L-- Vice Presidzntg Jane Butler, Sem:- 75 VARSITY CLUB First Row: D. Weppner, S. Statnick, J. Hyland, E. Uhas, Dr. Vincent, Sponsorg Fred Roby, President, D. Strang S. Cianfiocco, A. LaFuria, D. Rutkowski, E. Twedt, Treasurer. Second Row: D. Kather, D. Mahan, J. Ruesch, K. Enscoe, D. Klingensmith, R. Ward, D. Eichhorn, J. Cooper, Secretaryg J. Borres, C. Patchel. Third Row: R. Manchester, R. Raack, R. Sorg, K. Davison, J. Igo, S. Sava, L. Theisen, W. Duckworth, E. Brandt, D. Pederson. Fourth Raw: R. Carpenter, M. Estocin, S. Kiselica, V. Liscinsky, C. Neuschwander, T. Beck, E. Olkowski, E. Gannon, I. Ferderbar, D. Simpson, C. Ehmer. Fyth Raw: R. Sawhook, P. Frye, J. DeMillion, P. Sheridan, I. Webb, O. Clark, I. Pekar, K. Stimmel, J. Blose, F. Smith, B. Boring. Sixth Row: J. Campbell, N. Campitelli, T. Pikunas, E. Weaver, K. Ball, G. Wilwohl. BOWLING LEAGUE First Row: M. Giammatteo, K. McCaslin, B. Lane, J. Link, E., Apt, C. Wilson, D. Rutkowski, H. Miller, I. Walendziewicz, A. Batinich, L. Kostas. Second Row: G. Iorlido, J. DeLaney, D. Moody, I. King, I. Wade, M Weidner, I. Wade, C. Salberg, B. Rossell, C. Rigby, G. Geonakie, B. Miller. Third Row: J. Sackett, J. Sackett, D. Heade, A. Grundy, R. Pasqualichio, J. Bruner, A. Thompson, L. Hanshumaker, S. Hague, R. Klenovic, S Manasterski, E. Wikert. Fourth Row: C. Neuchwander, U. Liscinsky, A. Proctor, Logus, B. Lowery, D. Strang, R. Kaufman, D. Nagy, J. Komora, M. Wohleber, J. Nitsche, S. Ruzxcka. Fgflh Row: S. Kiselica, .D. Dilts, G. Roess, J. Critchfield, L. Houk, N. Campbell, S. Zagorskx, J. Regan, D. Todaro, A. Zondas, W. Rid- dinger. 76 NEWMAN CLUB r-l'H-l First Row: E. Specht, A. Kalita, K. Conway, M. Tuite, P. Sheridan, V ice Presidentg A. McCabe, Secrelaryg Miss Heffernan, Spanxorg D. Hess, Preridentg I. Link, V ice Presidentg J. Lockley, Treasurer: B. Reiter, A. Ola- zak, S. Manasterski, E. Wikert. Second Raw: M. McSwigan, M. Bencz, C. Pavlick, E. King, T. Chaverini, M. Weidner, F. Bazyk, M. Scarry, G. Denny, G. Kogut, E. Miller, P. Sankovic, J. Gualardo, J. Estadt. Third Raw: V. Liscinsky, D. Weber, H. Dragash, A. Zavarella, R. Svidunovich, A. Stasah, B. Corey, I. Lombardi, H. Spak, L. Ragni, A. LaFuria, L. Palloto, C. Nagle. Fourth Row: B. Tartline, N. Trogolo, R. Buchtell, L. Donald- son, J. O'Toole, R. McKenna, R. Sands, W. Fossett, L. Theisen, J. Pekar, J. Varljen, C. Barnes, N. Campitelli, A. Latella. F0711 Row: R. Klenovic, M. Peckham, C. Pickham, C. Healy, S. Laird, T.'Di Nicholas, A. Capers, R. O'Neil, J. Komora, D. Todaro, M. Adamczyk, R. Pasqualichio, V. Mazza. Sixlh Row: I. Mirizio, G. Hrico, I. Ford, J. Borres, R. Elmer, B. Anastasia, G. Petro, B. Hanley, John Kotula. Sevenlh Row: L. Kostas, Z. Basile, R. Marsico, T. Kelsesky. w,, ,uw Firxt Row: R. Ash, B. Rossell, K. Saunders. Second Row: C. Kaylor, S. Wingard, P. Knorr, R. Kaufman, M. Rueckwald, Secretary-Treczsurcrg Nancy Reed, President: Miss Brewster, Sponsor. Third Row: L. Schultz, B. Hedman, J. McCahan, Vice President, C. Shultz, J. Pearson, B. Terry, M. Musick, H. Harman, C. Stegkamper. 77 L.S.A Y. W. C. A. First Row: M. Smart, Je. Wade, Io. Wade, J. Embree, R. Geisler, Treasurer: H. Fouse, President: J. Scott, S. Byers, S. Hague, L. Hanshumaker, Vice President. Second Row: A. Thompson, S. Remaley, J. Brunner, D. Heade, E. Jones, K. Kameshka, J. McRoberts, L. Jackson. Third Row: L. Simpson, P. Staples, P. Knorr, L. Montergue, M. Douds, J. Jacob, Io Kerr, B. Lewis. Y. M. C. A. Firsl Row: J. Watson, Serretaryg J. Waltman, F. Van Dyke, P. Powell. Second Raw: M. Giammatteo, I. Gehr, C. Oliver, K. Davison, D. Jones, F. Smith, I. Lloyd, L. Best, Prexidentg D. Geesey, R. Becket, D. Buckley, Third Row: D. Conway, D. Gill, Treasurer, D. Mahan, M. Dodds, T. Schrecengost, F. Sutton, H. Grove, . Wieland, R. Clawson, R. Salvati, R. Crawford, Vice President, W. Duckworth, B. Salzman. Fourth Raw: J. Warren, A. Sinclair, N. Campbell, R. Rose, E. Fair, T. Hughes. 78 F i ACE First Row: J. Lockley, B. Lane, M. Peckham, A. Grundpl C. Pavlich, J. Lloyd, E. Specht, P. Staples. Second Row: I. Anderson, R. Oster, S. ilcels, S. Hilliard, E.. Apt, N. Lutz, Treasurerg J. Lambert, Vice Presidentg S. Pandel, Secretaryg C. Neusch- wander, Presidentg L. Simpson, N. Williams. Third Row: D. Walters, M. Acker- man, J. Sprott, I. O'Toole, R. McKenna, J. Link, M. Smart, R. Klenovic, L. I. Jackson, S. Manasterski, E. Jones, K. Kameshka, L. Donaldson. Fourth Row: D. List, A. McCabe, D. McDowell, R. Young, D. Bashor, K. Stimmel, S. Sava, G. Roess. INTERVARSITY Firsl Row: S. Dentzel, M. Wilson, N. Joiner, N. J. Franklin, N. Williams, J. Mitchell. Second Row: J. Dion, L. Goodrich, D. Medic, M. Stollatis, N. Rutter. Third Row: P. Dillon, G. De Marco M. Ross M. Smart L. I Jackson, E. Jones, P. Carnahan, Szcretaryg G. Mershon, Treaxurcrg S. Mac Hilliai'd, K. Fehd, P. Staples, L. Simpson, S. King, E. Osborne. Fourth Row: C. Oliver M. Wilson C. Sherman, L. Mershon B. Prather Sprott, M. Ackerman, T. Hughes, Vice Presidentg E. Tiavedt, President: E. MacDonald, S. Hoflman, M. Daili- K. Follette, C. Syster, I. Weidner. Fyth Row: D. Jones, J. Spangler, J. Knoll, J. Blose, B. Boring, J. Brown, J. McKeag, N. Presutti, J. King, D. Lance, B. Tilley, J. McCahan, J. Pedreira, C. Gourley, J. Koch, W. Howard. 79 F. T. A. Firrt Row: M. Giammatteo, W. Ashbaugh, N. Williams, M. Smart, D. Bergamaschi, J. Knoll, A. Irwin, Presi- dent, D. Klingensmith, Via' Preridentg R. Dougherty, C. Syster, C. Haslett, N. Franklin. Second Row: V Dukic, A. Thomson, J. Bruner, M. Ross, F. Bazyk, A. M. Batinich, I. Walendziewicz, K. Kostas, L. Hanshu- maker, S. Hague, J. Wade, M. A. Weidner, J. Wade. Third Row: P. Schermuhorn, B. Fuerle, K. Fend, D Geesey, R. Becket, B. Rossell, K. Saunders, H. M. Dragash, G. Hepler, I. Mattson, E. Stewart, L. Hafner Sponsor. Fourth Row: J. King, D. Heade, D. Lance, I. McRoberts, J. Hamilton, L. Donaldson, D. McDowell K. Kumeshka, S. Hilliard, P. Staples, L. Simpson, S. Utterback. Fgrlh Row: N. A. Smith, G. A. Denny, B. I 1C4oi'Fy, A. McCabe, D. List, B. Lowery, L. Houk, Treaxurerg D. Eisenhauer, J. Cunningham, N. Hirsch, E 1 er. SGCIAL STUDIES First Row: F. Moore, M. Williams, D. DeMarco, I.. Kerr, L. Best, M. Giammatteo, Prcxidentg K. McCaslin. Serond Row: N. Loutsenhizer, S. Cianflocco: Third Row: S. Dentzel, R. Anastasia, J. Woodside, C. Ehmer, B. Nam, P. Marsico. 80 MASQUERS First Row: E. Specht, J. Lockley, M. Giammatteo, J. A. DeLaney, E. Barf, R. Becker, Presidentg H. Harman, Vice Presidentg P. Kerr, Secrelaryg G. Gianakis, J. Walenclziewicz. Second Row: J. Sackett, N. Acker, S. Dentzel, A. Batinich, C. Salberg, H. Fouse, K. Kostas, C. Garrison, B. Keracher, G. Hrico. Third Row: F. Roby, B. Johnson, J. Nitsche, M. E. Wohleber, C. Rigby, B. Rossell, A. Percy, K. Saunders, S. Seth, I. Pedreira, H. Dragash, R. Hardt. Fourth Row: M. Lefes, B. Means, P. Schermerhorn, J. Lloyd, S. Wingard, L. I. Jackson, R. Klenovic, J. McRoberts, K. Kameshka, E. Jones, G. Hepler. Fjth Row: B. Anderson, M. Scarry, J. Hamilton, C. Kaylor, J. A. Weidner, I. Kerr, J. Jacob. GFFICIMS CLUB Firsl Row: E. Rutkowski, S. Cianflocco, K. Lowry, Secretary. Second Row: J. Walt- man, R. Buckley, N. Campbell, B. Stanley, T. Baligrocky, E. Fair, D. Weppner, M. Giammatteo, J. Bowers. Third Raw: I. Gualardo, A. Sinclair, C. Fogle, W. Duck- worth, L. Henry, D. Creigh, B. Elmer, J. Wieland, J. Ferderbar, I. Estadt. 81 BIOLOGICAL CLUB First Row: A. Capets, B. Anderson, J. McKeag, G. DeMarco, A. Valentine, H. Harman, G. Cugat, Presidenlg R. Ward. Serond Row: A. LaFuria, M. Nicoson, F. Loefller, Mr. Shelar, B. Moon, C. N agle, C. Ehmer. Third Row: J. McMichael, V. Licinsky, L. Palloto, D. Group, R. Mahew, S. Lyon. Fourth Row: L. Ragni, J. Campbell, R. Becket, R. Humphreys, P. Greenawalt, H. Umbarger. EVALUATION COMMITTEE Fin! Row: E. Twedt, Dr. E. Heard, R. Dougherty, A. Sinclair, President, N. Martin, I. Jirak. Second Row: J. Wade, D. Weber, W. Latshaw, E. West, D. Strang, R. Rose, D. Klingerxsmith. 82 MADRIGALCLUB First Row: E. Specht, C. Pavlick, Secretary: L. Simpson, N. Thomas, N. I. Franklin, S. Pandel, E. West, Pres- identg Mrs. G. Arnold, Sponsors I. O'Toole, R. McKenna, E. King, P. Knorr, M. L. Locke, A. Olzak. Second Row: I. Lockley, M. Eicholtz, F. Bazyk, I. Wade, M. Weidner, J. Wade, M. Ross, C. Salberg, B. Rossell, S. Dentzel, I. Staff, C. Rigby, K. Saunders, M. Peters. Third Row: M. Hayes, G. DiMartini, M. Stollatis, J. Bruner, S. Remaley, A. Thompson, N. Langendorf, T. Chaverini, S. Hague, I. Scott, D. Medic, B. Lewis, R. M. Suidu- novich, S. Dye. Fourth Row: E. Stewart, N. Loutsenhizer, J. Lambert, J. Boozel, M. Douds, V. Ferguson, I. Dilley, B. Bright, J. Lloyd, S. Mikels, R. Hardt, B. McCall, A. Grundy, A. Zavarella, J. Mattson. F9711 Row: P. Staples, H. Dragash, B. Fuerle, I. Roberts, M. Long, P. Linn, N. Walker, J. Koch, S. Manasterski, R. Klenovic, J. McRoberts, N. Tesla, M. Byrd, S. Wingard. Sixth Row: K. Emanuele, M. Ackerman, I. Sprott, N. Williams, ?VT7.ist, A. McCabe, D. McDowell, E. Apt, P. Kerr, B. Prather, L. Olson, P. Carnahan, R. M. Sands, H. Fouse, . eidner. CAMERA CLUB First Raw: Tom Hawkins, F 1 Ware, Sponsorg I. Lombardi, W. Reed, Serretrzry- Treasurer. Second Row: V. Licmsky, N. Billy, N. Humphreys, Presidentg I. Iirak. 83 MENS HOUSE COUNCIL wi First Row: T. Baligrocky, Mr. McCord, M. Estocin, D. Strang, Chairman. Second Row: D. Nagy, L. Henry, W. Jones, A. Proctor. VJOMENS HOUSE COUNCIL as Qu rl w QI, Q! Ev, A First Row: Miss Hamer, C. Peckham, J. Embree, D. Windsheimer. Serond Row: J. McKeag, I. Link, G. DeMarco. 84 PSYCI-IGLCGY CLUB First Row: I. Bestwick, R. M. Sands, V. Turner, Treasurer, M. Nicoson, President, F. Wagner, Secretary, O. Schwab, G. Kogut. Second Row: M. Smart, M. Ackerman, I. O'Too1e, J. Sprott, Mr. Bier, J. Fardo, J. McMichael. - INTERNATICDNAL REL Fin! Row: B. Anderson, M. Nicoson, J. Kerr. Second Row: B. Tilley, W. Cubbison, Prexidenlg L. Stoyadinovich, Secretary-Treaxzzrerg K. Stimmel, Vire Prexidenlg P. Kerr. Third Row: D. Bashor, M. Stollatis, G. Kogut, Mr. Wieand, A. Young, C. Ehmer, R. Rigby, R. Anastasia. 35 ATIONS BAND Fin! Row: P. Yogan, J. Lloyd, S. Utterback, H. Mershon, N. Beck, N. Martin, B. Trainer, R. Zinkham, H. St. John, B. Brlght, B. Kiggins. Second Row: P. Koscur, S. Dentzel, J. Messner, R. Macelroy, D. Van Dyke, N. Joiner, G. Mershon, D. Conway, A. Olzak, T. Hawkins. Third Row: D. Baker, Dircclorg C. Rice, C. Syster, S. Dnvis, S. Bartholomew, L. Shearer, N. J. Franklin, R. Ash, O. Grambling, S. Dye, S. Dye. Fourth Row: P. Domlm, G. Sullinger, P. Hansen, N. Donnell, T. Hughes, A. Palmer, W. Cubbison, L. Vines. MAIGRETTES l n G. Turney, M. A. Mihalik, P. Dillon, M. Sowko, Head Mujoretleg V. Wilson, I. Nitsche, A. Grundy. 8 6 VESPER CI-IOIR First Row: S. Hilliard, B. Sadler, E. Stanier, K. Follette, S. Auld, Vice President: T. Hughes, J. Cunningham, Preridenlg P. West, M. Dart, A. Valentine, Secretary: D. Minehart. Second Row: L. Goodrich, N. Franklin, Booth, E. Link, I. Staff, J. Carson R. Flickner, H. St. John, F. Schrecengost, J. DeLaney, H. Fouse, L. Westin, C. Stegkamper, A. Grundy, E. Tlueil. Third Row: R. Pasqualichio, M. Hardy, J. Eaton, M. Bryd, E. Miller, Elllgomini, E. Brandt, J. McCahan, D. McDowell, D. List, J. Cooper, A. Irwin, S. Leith, A. Palmer, P. Vogan, . avis. GCTET l Firrt Row: B. Boring, P. Domini, R. Lentz, E. Brandt. Semnd Row: J. Cunning- ham, J. Critchlield, R. Manchester, R. Young. ' 37 MENS GLEE CLUB Seated: B. Boring. First Row: P. Domini, R. Lentz, E. Brandt, R. Zinkham, P. Powell, D. Geesey. Second Row: J. Cunningham, J. Critchiield, R. Manchester, F. VanDyke, R. Young, D. Bashor. DEBATE CLUB F irst Row: I. Kerr, Treasurer, I. Jacob, B. Rossell, R. Flickner, C. Henry, Presidenlg A. Batinick, P. Kerr, Serretaryg Miss Burns, Sponsor. SemndRo'w: L. Vines, C. Rice. 88 :rv--- Am, 4. V, 'N 4 ' ,A -- ,ugh f' 3 Y .11 I 4, i . A4 1 1 , I .M li X 2 ff 'l i-I A,,: i - M 89 gggwifil wwwm mmwmw wwf p I s 5 - , a f 0 5 2, ,F 4' 4...I .A 1 x I il y , ss ATI-I TIC FOOTBALL ill 5 sill -W N, ui- rf , I ' .W N fm if , .,,,i, , i .amz 'wi A ii :sir First Row: F. Trozzi, E. Hepe, J. Blose, M. Dodds, J. Pringle, F. Moi-ea, H. Bleigh, B. Hartnett, K. Enscoe, B. Weller, B. Walls, J. Woodside. Serond Row: C. Ehmer, B. Ward, B. Sawhook, S. Cianflocco, D. Strang, A. La Furia, G. Wilwohl, C. Patchel, R. Glausser, J. Borres, P. Frye, S. Statnick, C. Oliver. Third Row: G. Kugat, F. Duckworth, R. johnson, R. Siar, J. Troy, D. Ketchum, H. Slep, L. Houk, B.,Stanley, I. Brown, I. Gualardo, D. Duncan, P. Giotto, R. Griffith, D. Weppner. Fourth Row: W. Mclunkin, F. Costantino, D. Nagy, A. Fiorante, R. Dilts, A. Clark, W. Beatty, J. Fend, J. Reusch, I. Pekar, R. Becket, B. Meehan, T. Heckendorn, E. Cook, M. Musick, R. Rigby. Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. I I Oct. I 8 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. I 5 Ashland Edinboro STC Muskingum Indiana STC Shippensburg STC Geneva Clarion STC Westminster Ashland, Ohio Slippery Rock New Concord, Slippery Rock Shippensburg Beaver Falls Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Co-captain G. Wilwohl, Coach Storer, Co-captain L. Patchel. S.R OPP. 33 I2 20 I3 Ohio 6 27 32 6 o 28 13 13 o I2 I4 6 Totals 118 1 I7 ff s X x f-- I X 92 SLI PPERY ROCK-33 ASHLAND-12 Slippery Rock's 1952 eleven opened their season with an impressive 33-19. victory over Ashland of Ohio. Ashland threw a scare into the Rocket eleven by scoring on the fourth play after the kickoff, but from then on the Rockets were in charge. The Storermen took the ensuing kickoff and marched 85 yards for a score. Joe Pekar plunged three yards to cap the drive. Midway through the second period John Brown streaked off tackle for six yards and a touchdown. Brown's placement split the uprights and the Rockets led 13-6 at halftime. The third quarter found sophomore halfback Ed Hepe scoring two touchdowns on runs of three andi twenty yards. The Rockets' final score came in the fourth quarter when guard Heinie Bleich recovered a fumble in thevend-zone. SLIPPERY ROC K-no EDINBORO-13 The big Green's second victory came at the hands of a spir- ited Edinboro eleven. The Rockets scored early in the first quarter when Joe Pekar blasted over from the one-yard line. Seconds later Edinboro scored on an intercepted pass by De Carlo. Later in the same period, Pekar once again plunged over, this time from the two. The second period was featured by a Sawhook-to-Brown pass which netted the Rockets their third touchdown and a 20-13 halftime lead. The Red Raiders rallied bravely in the second half but they could only manage to push one touchdown across on a pass from Whartenby to Parks. MUSKINGUM-27 SLIPPERY ROCK-6 The Rockets suffered their first loss at the hands of a power- ful Muskingum ball clubg however the score doesn't indicate how close the game was. The second quarter proved fatal, as Muskingum scored three touchdowns and left for intermission on the long end of a 20-o score. Early in the third quarter Ange La Furia took a handoff from Bob Sawhook and raced 61 yards unmolested for the only Rocket score. The Muskies scored again in the 4th quarter and the game ended 27-6. This game was featured by the spirited play of the Rocket defensive platoon led by Co-captain Chip Patchel. SLIPPERY ROCK-32 INDIANA-6 The Rocket eleven gladdened the hearts of a capacity Homecoming crowd with a stunning 32-6 victory over Indiana. John Brown scored in the first quarter on a thrilling 69 yard punt return. Jack Hyland then threw two touchdown passes, one to Bill Meehan and the other to Hugo Fiorante, and the half ended 20-Q in favor of the Rockets. The second half saw the Rockets explode for two more touchdowns. The first was the result of a Hyland-to-Meehan pass which Covered 35 yards and the second came on a five-yard plunge by fullback Jim Ruesch. The Indians scored in the waning moments of the ballgame and the Hnal tally showed the Storermen vic- torious 32-6. SLIPPERY ROCK-o SHIPPENSBURG-28 The Rockets suffered their second loss of the season at the hands ofa power-laden Shippensburg eleven. Statistics proved that the game was closer than the score indicated, but the superior power of the Raiders' single wing attack was evident throughout the ball game. The Rockets threatened several times, but fumbles proved fatal on many occasions. Shippens- burg scored in each of the four periods to earn a hard-fought victory. SLIPPERY ROCK-I3 GENEVA-13 Slippery Rock and Geneva fought to a stalemate before a large Homecoming crowd at Reeves Stadium in Beaver Falls. The Rockets led at half time 7-o on a I2 yard pass from Hyland to Hepe. The Covenanters marched 31 yards early in the third period to knot the count at 7-7. Coach Bill Storer's eleven regained its edge in the 4th chapter as Ange La Furia raced 40 yards on a double reverse for the touchdown. The Covies then marched 56 yards and scored from the 3 on a run by John Kipler. A series of desperation passes by the Rockets proved futile and the game ended in a I3-I3 deadlock. SLIPPERY ROCK-o CLARION-1 2 Clarion's bowl-bound gridders defeated the Rockets I2-o in a hard fought contest. Midway in the first quarter, Al Sanglusky scored on a 7 yard pass from Dave Benwine. Clarion scored again in the second quarter when Bill Eustice scored on a lateral from Benevino. Slippery Rock's only threats came in the second and fourth quarters when Quarterback jack Hylandfs passes began to hit their mark. Each time, how- ever, the Golden Eagles' defense stiffened and the threat was halted. Ange La Furia, The Rockets' leading ground gainer, was injured in this game and was sidelined for the remainder of the season. SLIPPERY ROCK-I4 WESTMINSTER-6 After trailing 6-o at halftime the Rockets came back to Finish a successful season with a well-earned I4-6 victory over Westminster. The win marked the 14th successive victory over the Titans from New Wilmington. The Titans scored early in the first quarter on a Banikfto-Mantz pass. The Rockets finally forged into the lead when Ed Hepe scampered over from the seven. Hyland's placement was good and the Rockets led 7-6. Ray Glausser scored with three minutes remaining on a plunge from the two, and Hyland converted, to make the final score read 14-6-Rockets leading. This game marked the end of the gridiron career for several Rocket seniors. They are Co-captains George Wilwohl and Chip Patchel, John Borres, Paul Frye, Sam Cianflocco, Charles Ehmer, Don Strang, Bud Ward, Bob Sawhook, Ange La Furia, Steve Statnick, and Ray Glausser. Managers: G. Kogut and D. Weppner .f gy.: . T 'LXZE un. ll'- ' i I F ..........,...,,,. ..... . ,. ....,,. , ., , , . .. . I .,,,. V, , - , Y V 45' 1 IL,,ff1 ' A Vik fy kk W 4 n 1 ,A it ,AmA A 3.1. 3 f- ,I .. . whiff-,Q. nf ' 1 sn '.,, f. L ' f Y . ., . 'fm-ff - 1' I T - - V 'A Q- -WV: . , ' syawh- , ,gg W F ww, X 'jgggga M i ,M ' AZ.. 'QM . 1 1- A , Pi ?k .E9Z A f L , I 5, ' M ' H mi, W,.. J ,-7. k'h' ' f x H ' ,, -v 1g,.. l 7531 xfiplrg,-1' ' 'T Q '- W , ' A n f q,g,yLjQ,.t AL xii j x ' A , ig..A1 n-gif? 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V V N- 55,53 . . iq., X,-113 f ,:,,.,.q.!2' gf, QL f 41 Lg f W aug Q tfkr-Z wanna Vx-4, :naw I X' 4,2 K V X h 3 X111 i ,. , ., ' -as 1' 2 if L A A W' . ..,, V J I in J , , K s , A , wwf NJ K3 gf' 'W-M4 N fjzl-fw.:..T mug , J f ff M 3-fu , CROSS COUNTRY if ,. sf, e :wkg-Zi H Medf- l ,Z N' ' 1 1 , fi - ,gain M132 e H gslfelz fe? e , ' 1 efsffssif: gs: H 'S 5 'X' 1 A , 5 M 2 5 -U AQ , 'N i ' f . 214- - :T ' F xl.'.'..:.r-ii... V -W V V ive?-g,,23i:-tm Mmm mfr H i V '1 qi.RY!?0Z,- A 4 'J 'gm H First Row: S. Kemmerer, D. Gill, C. Donatelli, J. White. Sammi Raw: L. Henry, J. Linder, R. Raack, F. Roby, Coach Hess 1952-VARSITY cRoss COUNTRY RECORD-1952 Q s R Sept. 26 Oct. 4 Oct. Io Oct. 1 5 Oct. 24 Oct. 30 Nov. 4 Nov. 8 Geneva Oberlin Westminster Pitt Bethany Wooster Carnegie Tech Tri-State Meet Beaver Falls Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Pittsburgh Slippery Rock Wooster, Ohio Slippery Rock Slippery Rock I . . OPP. 7.2 33 36 19 9.1 15 7.3 32 24 41 34 50 33 I 9 placed 4.thD We Captain Fred Roby and Coach Ford Hess. 98 SOCCER Firxt Row: E. Fair, D. Eichorn, J. Gehr, D. Mahan, V. Liscinslcy, D. Bashor, K. Stimmel, Co-captain, H. Grove. Second Row: R. Young, F. Smith, C. Fogle, L. Best, W. Logue, A. Proctor, R. Irwin, J. Critchield, D. Kaufman. Third Row: J. Campbell, E. Orris, N. Campbell, D. Jones, H. Spak, R. Kaufman, J. Varljen, P. Marsico, J. DeMillion, T. Hughes, J. Watson. Fourth Row: R. Rose, R. Sorg, W. Schultz, E. Brandt, T. Beck, J. Stemper, J. Ferderbar, S. Sava, J. Igo, L. Palloto. Oct. 3 Indiana at Slippery Rock Oct. I4 Indiana at Indiana. 7 o Oct. I6 Frostburg at Frostburg, Md. 5 o Oct. 9.5 Lock Haven at Lock Haven 7. I Nov. 1 Oberlin at Slippery Rock o o Nov. 7 Allegheny at Slippery Rock 4 I N l N - 55 C- .... . .,.... ,.,.,.,., 2 ,.,., , . ,.,.,.,...,,,.,.,.,.,. 1351.3 0 0 TO PLAY ' i ' D o w N 99 s.R. bPP. e 6 o Coach John R. 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BASKETBALL RECORD Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Slippery Rock ,..f 63 70 92 33 68 76 37 90 81 86 IO7 48 76 IO Alliance Carnegie Tech Edinboro Geneva Clarion Allegheny Indiana Fenn Youngstown Indiana Akron Mount Union Steubenville 1 9 :ss 883 2 S' 8 22: 2:2 :gg 233 3 if 5 :az 2:8 VISITORS 3 wt , 7 HOMETEAM .... 4 5 1 4 oE35 O Q coach Robert G. Smiley IOI 4 21 J Q E' :h1.g.g.:,t1555:g:,g,g5,,,:,:.:.1,3,1.1,1.3.g.:.1.g.g.:.g,g,,15,.,, ,K-I Y.5,5,3.340gm-5,.,1g.,g:.g.1.g.g.3.g.1.y,f.g.:.g.g.g.g.1.1.g41-10,,q.,,g.g.5.g.g.g.f,f.:.:.14+1-1-1-rf1-14-1V.-Q1.:.-4.:.:.1.z.zv:.:-:L:-:-z-z-1-p-z-1-.-.Aw.'.-.4.-.'.-4.1.1.1.:-:4:-:.:.:-m,-.-Q-.-.f.-.Wf.:.:.:.1.:.1.:-:r:+L-.-pf.-,-.-.-.-.-.4.-.'.-.'.:.-.-,:,-.:.fwg-1-,A.-... , , . .. . .. .. . . , . .,.. . , 4 . Coach Bob Smiley's Rocket Quintet unveiled the 1952-53 season with a 63-62 triumph over a spirited Alliance five. The Smileymen came from behind to win on a last second shot by Bob Nor- ton, who led the scorers with I4 points. The Big Green Five returned from Christmas vacation to garner an impressive victory over Carnegie Tech. Tom Pikunas led the scorers with 20 points and Co-captain Charles Neuschwander chipped in 19. The following week, the Rock found little opposition in an inexperienced Edin- boro quintet, and walked off with an easy 92-67 victory. East gym was jammed to capacity when the Geneva Covenanters met the Rockets in a battle of unbeaten quintets. When the smoke cleared, the Covies were on the long end of a 92-83 tally. Pete Kinkead was the mainstay for the visitors with 27 points, while Pikunas led the Rockets with 24. After a shaky start the Big Green rallied to beat an underdog Clarion five 68-65. Pikunas again led the scorers with 22 markers. In their next outing the Smileymen collided with a rangy Allegheny five, considered one of the best in Western Pennsylvania. After trailing by I3 points at the beginning of the fourth period, the Green wave rebounded for a thrilling 76-72 tri- umph. There were five Rockets in the double figures with Tom Beck leading the way with I9 points. ' Indiana was next to fall beneath the onslaught of the Rocket Cagers. Sixteen players saw action as the men in green thoroughly trounced the Indians 87-46. Chuck Neuschwander led the brigade with 18 tallies. The following Saturday, a trip to Cleveland proved successful as the Cagers routed Fenn Col-' lege 90-64. Neuschwander led again with 25 markers and Beck chipped in with 20. After lead- ing by only 6 points at the half, the Rockets ral- lied for 23 points in the third quarter and for 33 in the fourth to completely demolish an inex- perienced Fenn quintet. Youngstown was next to visit East Gym. The Penguins were one of the three ball clubs to beat the Big Green Cagers in the 1951-52 season. The IO3 Smileymen gained sweet revenge by handing the visitors an 81-57 lacing. Co-captain Earl Zink- ham paced the locals with 22 markers. Indiana threw a scare into the Rockets in a return match at Indiana. The Indians left the floor at halftime on the long end of a 37-34 count, however, the Smileymen regained their usual form and rebounded for an 86-67 triumph. Pikunas and Neuschwander each had I9 points to pace the scorers. ' Akron University brought a highly touted ball club to Slippery Rock for a match with the Big Green. This was one of the tallest quintets ever to play in the Rocket gym, however the local boys were not to be denied as they outplayed the visi- tors in every phase of the game and walked off with a stunning' 107-90 triumph. The Rockets based their attack on a blistering fast break which completely bewildered their taller opponents. Chuck Neuschwander dumped in 33 markers followed by Tom Beck who tallied 27. Every good team has its bad nights. The Rocker Cagers were no exception as they bowed to a spirited Mount Union five, 64 to 48, on the vic- tors' home floor. The game was marred by poor play, and at times resembled a foul shooting con- test. This can be evidenced by the fact that Mount Union scored only one more field goal than the Rockets, but made good on 34 foul attempts against 20 for the locals. Earl Zinkham tallied I6 pointsfor the Rockets, followed by Tom Beck with 11. After a rough night at Mount Union the Rocker Cagers got back on the winning side of the ledger with an easy 76-62 triumph over Steubenville. The Big Green five had little trouble up-ending the inexperienced Steubenville quintet. Chuck Neuschwander led the Way with 20 markers while Bobby Norton chipped in with 14. At this point in the season the Rockets boasted an I1-2 won-lost record with three games left to play. Co-captain Chuck Neuschwander led the scorers with 15.9 point average per game, while Tom Pikunas had a commendable 15.5 average. The Rocket freshman team also enjoyed a very successful season. They were victorious in eleven contests, while losing one game to a powerful Geneva five by six points. Firsl Row: S. Kemmerer, J. Gualardo, G. Petro, I. White, J. W Kotua. Serond Row: T. McGaHic, W. Beatty, G. Schlosser, D. N W Duncan, s. Ketchum, J. P eafso I., D. Weppnef. 1. V. BASKETBALL J.V. Coach Dan Weppner 104 Managers J. Bauers and C. Marien SWIMMING Fifi! Row: R. Weller, W. jones. Second Row: W. Logue, I. Campbell, M. Romzy, R. Glausser, R. Smith, H. Coulter, Coach Jonah. Third Row: P. Greenawalt, D. Simpson, R. Dilts, L. Palloto, A. Voltz, R. Kaufman, D. Pederson. SWIMMING TEAM'S SEASON RECORD Carnegie Tech Fenn Kent State Indiana Edinboro Allegheny Westminster Washington an ci Jefferson Opp. 48 31 48 20 22 40 32 36 HIP-in-s 'Vlllllllllh 'M Captain R. Glausser Managers P. Pederson, R. Kaufman 105 -and away they go! Is if a bird? l Coach Wesley Jonah has his 1952-53 swimming team running smoothly with three important meets left to swim. Sporting a six win two defeat record, the Rockets have a good chance to end the season in fine shape. Captain Ray Glausser has rounded into good shape and has been the leading sprinter. Freshman Perry Greenawalt is piling up a number of points in the 220 and 440. Fancy diver Bill Logue has also been a valuable point maker. Other standouts on the Jonah squad are Simpson, Romzy, and Peters in the sprintsg Randolph and Dilts in distance swimming, Campbell and Smith in the breaststrokeg Coulter and Weller in the Back- stroke. Coach Jonah will lose only Captain Ray Glausser by graduation. There is only one Junior on the squad-Dean Simpson. The rest of the varsity men are sophomores and freshmen, which should mean continued success. 106 I GYMNASTICS First Row T Sowko, T Baroffio, S. Davis, Captain Elvera Checco, J. Davis, G. Turney, M. Hudock. Second Row: R. Rose, N Skeriotis E Colwell M A. Mihalik, I. Stevenson, J. Nitsche, R. Manchester. Third Row: Manager K. Enscoe, J. Stemper, D Kaufman N Nilson, D Kather, W. McCand1ess,J. Brown, J. Blose, Pianists D. Patrizio, J. Lockley, Coach B. A. Kersey. Fourth Raw V Licmsky Captain E. Twedt, H. Bleich, J. DiMillion, D. Group. Although the Slippery Rock varsity Gymnastic Team is the only non-competitive sport on cam- pus, they are kept very busy with many exhibi- tions throughout Western Pennsylvania. The sea- son began January IO at a Scout Rally in Champion, Ohio and ended with the two home ex- hibitions on March I2 and 13. The high schools visited were Sharon, Brookfield, Punxsutawney, Greenville, Langley, Mercer, Brockway, Slippery Rock, Hubbard, Ohio, and Gladstone Junior High. On many occasions the Gym Team per- formed two and three times in one day which we think is quite a. feat. 107 5 J shi ,4- 41 Q, X . , M Q ' O 1 ,Uv 'x . v W: 'W 5 Tit . -P 3 ' ,, 1 , X MEI? ,QQ ' ?3i2i?i3i:2gf, 545' ' M. ,---'NME A V X fgrjg , gf, - 1 -s. ' if I v I I 1 2 Ng .,:., r as 1' -'Y . Y 's T' ' Wu: 1 ,. .f 4 5 A W .i ull, is H iff wggrn Q-5 w af - -' Nix ssmwww wx ,M A- 235543 EQ, aff Rf: ff- M L-sw if MMM s. i fi Elll-Ll E TENNIS 1,4 l EWQQ Mgr. Ed Uhas, J. LaRocca, E. Weaver, T. Davis, K. Lowry, Captain R. Norton, R. Carpenter, A. Garde, J. Racketa. , s.R. oPP. P Apr. I9 California at Slippery Rock 5 ' Apr. 9.7. Westminster at New Wilmington - 6 i Apr. 24 Duquesne at Slippery Rock 3 8 Apr. 29 Allegheny at Meadville 8 lg May 2 Westminster at Slippery Rock 5 V fi-.ff May 3 Clarion at Clarion 2 May 9 Geneva at Slippery Rock I May I3 Youngstown at Slippery Rock - 5 . 4 I I I --2-:3:?:2-525:1:S'S5:Z?5:-'J-.-.-.-ff. '. '.-.-.-:--:-:f:fff5I5:1:f3f25:5:5f51f:E1:fif7- .illf-5 1 I I I I l 9 5::g:::3:5::g:g.::,g:5:- - -. - 4::g:g:g.- ' - -.g:3::g:g5.5z:g:g::.::3::::3g:5:5::g:5:,:5::g:g.5:::, ',,,, f:2:2:f5If:f:2:fE1f:2:f:-:- :': :- 'f2f :I52f ' ''?2:f:f:1E2f:f:f:2521:2:- 121225: !!lIi 'I' Captain Bob Norton I IO .r . , K 1-44. ln. .x f. TRACK First Row: C. Oliver, I. Scarvell, B. Irwin, P. Harford, J. Hyland, B. Logue. Second Row: B. McCollum, M. Donaldson, 'W. Duckworth, D. Klingensmith, J. Blose, T. Venditto. Third Row: R. Sorg, Mgr., D. Kaufman, A. Grover, F. Roby, B. Boring, G. Spak, P. Sheridan. Fourth Row: L. Palloto, J. Ruesch, J. Stemper, E. Brandt, D. Kather, Apr. Apr. May May May May Mount Union at Alliance, Ohio 4654 Edinboro and Indiana at Slippery Rock no! Edin. Bethany at Bethany, W. Va. Westminster at Slippery Rock Geneva at Slippery Rock Tri-State Meet at Allegheny College Meadville HW OPP. 755 4754: Ind. 74 47 46 J. Borres, L. Henry, Mgr. 4 FIELD TEAM Fin! Row: W. Logue, M. Donaldson, J. TRACK GROUP First Row: P. Sheridan, J. Scarvell, P. Blose, D. Kaufman, S. Grover, C. Oliver. Second Row: R. Harford, J. Hyland, R. Irvin. Second Row: D. Klingensmith, Bofingi J- RUCSCIW, J. Borres, L. Palloto, D. Kather, J. Stem- B. McCollum, J. Stemper, E. Brandt, F. Roby, T. Venditto. per, H. Spak, W. Duckworth. III 6-,- 22' aim gm! 1 M -Qfim H, 'f'v ,,N' 'W ' ,parm ' Q21 ,-. -gi xx X f X an 3 Q .- 14 at 1 MA Igisigfmfsx , X .3 , E Af 1' f M. ' j .M , -N , 1 ,.g:g.,. ie hd Q ,W I , 4 ,. T' V 4- 1 1' 1 ' . ' 3, H H FF 4 W' K NRA F ,-,sph-i 'amz'-, W , , , -om ,,-Ms,,.. ,. Q, 7 'Y 'W-4' BASEBALL Firrt Row: L. Ragni, E. Rutkowski, B. Ward, J. Critchfield, A. Proctor. Second Row- G. Chitester, W. McCandless. S. Cian- flocco, Coach W. Jonah, E. Madden, D. Black, R. Marshall. Third Row: D. Weppner, E. Olkowski, D. Irvin, C. Travers, K. Enscoe, J. McAlpine. Fourth Row: J. Lobins, T. George, R. Rizzardi, J. Brown, S. .Kiselica. The Rocket nine coached by Wesley Jonah finished their meager schedule with a little better than a 5oo average. The return game with Alliance was not played because of rain. The Clarion game was called in the sixth inning for the same reason. Six men are lost by graduationg they are Tom George, Don Black, John Berdell, Bud Marshall, John Coefield and R. Rizzardi. II Duquesne Indiana Clarion Allegheny Alliance Westminster Alliance Westminster Clarion S.R. OPP 9 4 2 3 4 9 4 I 1 2 6 1 Rain 5 o Q. 2 GULF l. F. Smitll, B. Young, J. McQuitty, Coach McCord, E. Flanagan, G. Beynon, T. Pikunas G Sanlga ' ,SEASON RECORD S.R. Westminster 75 Alliance IO Duquesne II Westminster 3 Indiana IQM Geneva 7 Youngstown 2 A Juniata College Invitational Tournament Allegheny College Invitational Tournament bl ,H J QS I OPP. IOM 2 7 6 SZ 5 13 14th 2nd 114 3 First Row: S. Statnick, D. Weppner, S. Zagorsky. Second Row: H. Bleich, M. Dodds, J. Brown, E. Rutkowski, F. Curran. A INTRAMURAL COUNCIL INTRAMURAL CHAMPS RANGERS First Row: W. Karpinski, A. Sopl-zo, E. Olkowski, E. Wcver. Sec- ond Row: R. Stoner, R. Buckley, D. Rut- kowski. Third Row: J. Stemper, J. Hart 11 S:..5.'ea1 I SPARTANS Firft Row: J. Troy, F. Trozzi, F. Morea, F. Constantine, H Bleich. Second Row: R. Corona, Gua- lardo, D. Duncan, I. Kotula, R. Wall Third Row: W. Heitzenrater, W. Stanley, W. Beatty, T. Heckendorn. W.A.A. CCDUNCIL Seated: H. Linn, N. Beck, D. Weber, M. Becker, P. Hansen. Standing: B. Keracher, G. Mershon, N. Martin, M. Code, C. Garrison, A. Valentine. President ........ ...... D onna Weber Viee-Pres. ..,..... .... M arlene Becker Secretary ........... .... .... S h irley Drumm Corresponding See.. . . ............... Pat Hansen Senior Advisor .... ................ N orma Beck Hotkey ......... ....... M ary Code, Peg McCune Volleyball ..... .......... N ancy Martin, Harriet Linn Basketball ..... ..... f ..... B etty Kiggins, Julia Vanovitz Srytball ..... .... G eraldine Mershon, Beverly Shacikoski Tennis ....... .... , ..... . ............. A nn Valentine Winter Sports ........................... Colette Garrison Swzmmzng, ............. Bettyjean Keracher, Elvera Checeo Elementary Representative . ........... L ........ Lois Martin Sponsor .............................. Miss Theresa Pletz . . CII 0 nh - so ' h'llIlf 'Q 'miie 'I ' .L 'W' 0 o o O ,: o ' N ' Q Q O Q o A In 'Zig'-gin I Q 0 0 -3 n, '. 1.1 5. Q A '4. ' f I. Q o C' o Q Q o o Q c 9 o Q N 0 o o 9 Q Q? ' IIII3. f-s W.A.A. got off to a fine start in the fall with the orientation of the freshmen girls. Getting ac- quainted was the purpose of the International Playday, as the girls participated in activities such as Goofy Ball, Master of The Ring, Softball and various other games. Italy poured forth the most energy and was rewarded for its efforts by finishing in first place and winning initial points in W.A.A. Autumn also introduced the game of field hockey. To many it was a new and exciting sport, although the upperclassmen were veterans to the game. With practice, the freshmen were soon able to give the others rugged competition. The tournament was completed successfully without the intervention of snowy weather, and the Green and White Teams battled it out for the champion- ship. White proved to be the stronger team by defeating the Green Team after a hard struggle in four games. By the end of the hockey season, cold weather had set in and all the girls filled the gymnasium to recuperate while engaged in the milder sport of volleyball. Others wishing to soothe their wounds by bathing, spent their time in ye ole swimmin, pool. Every Wednesday night the gym was the scene of high tension and activity. Elementaries, Sec- ondaries and Health Eds. scurried across campus to take advantage of the volleyball novice night. .v . 4 .Q 1. . I ,li llKQll Iff iJLi II By the time class teams met, all had spent hours in preparation for the Cleanup Tournament. The Junior Class was triumphant by winning the volleyball crown. December rolled around and once again it was time for the annual Christmas party. Skits, carols and refreshments highlighted the gala evening, thus drawing another year to a close. After a short vacation, 1953 saw us back again for some additional activity. This time it was the hoop game popularly known as basketball. During the season the majority of the time was spent practicing the art of shooting and passing. Red Ryder lassoed Hopalong Cassidy for the Cowboy Round-up and Buildings On Cam- pus knocked each other around until Old Main was left standing. Class basketball soon followed and a class feud was on. All teams played to the best of their ability attempting to defeat their challengers. It was at this time, when several girls took their National Officials Rating Test. The spring season opened the curtain to new and varied activities. Enthusiasts for softball headed to the diamond, the female Robin Hoods took bow and arrow in hand while the call fore was the byword for the golfers. Needless to men- tion, there was the invasion of the tennis courts which was the scene of the annual spring tourna- ment bringing to a close another activity-filled W.A.A. program. GREEN AND WHITE HGCKEY TEAMS Green Team Firsl Row: B. Morrison, B. Davis, G. DeMarco, H. Linn, D. Moody. Second Raw: D. Weber, N. Beck, M. Becker, J. King, G. Mershon, S. Utterback. l l w l White Team First Row: I. McKeag, A. Valentine, I. Heine, D. Bergamaschi, J. Messner. Second Row: P. Dillon, N. Martin, J. Dion, J. Gahagen, B. J. Wilkinson, B. Tilley, D. Windsheimer. 118 CLASS HOCKEY Fin, Row.. C, Sanger, H. Linn, B. Davis. Second Raw: J. First Row: B. Tilley, J. Davis, G. Haupt, R. O'Neil, Second Butler, P. McCune. Third Row: D. Windsheimer, N. Beck, Raw: D. Weber, W. Ashbaugh, M. Becker, B. Tralner, N. M, Code, P, Hansen, C, Garrison, Martin, B. Robertson. Third Row: S. Landis, J. Capets, J. McComb, J. Skocz, J. Messner. S Q ,., , 4:5 ,.-122555 :fir 115 -12. .gn ,: Fir! Row: L. Goodrich, D. Bergamaschi, I. Heine, G. Iorfido. First Raw: D. Lance, M. R. Wilson, H. Mershon, D. Moody. Second Row: A. Valentine, B. Morrison, J. McKeag, S. King. Second Row: J. King, G. Giankis, N. Presutti, I. Gahagen, L. Third Row: G. DeMarco, B. Wilkinson, T. Zondas, S. Utter' Stroschein. Third Row: S. Spix, M. Walker, D. Heade, M. back, G. Mershon, M. Towcimak, J. Dion. Wilson, N. Joiner. 119 CLASS VOLLEYBALL First Row: C. Sanner, P. McCune, H. Linn. Serand Raw: N. Fir-fl Raw: B- THICY, M- Sowko, G- TUFUCY, M- R0XbY, Beck, S, Auld, P, Hansen, D, Windsheimer, Haupt, Skocz. Second.Row: D. Weber, S. Drumm. Tlzzrd I' M Row: J. McComb, B. Tramer, N. Martin, J. Capers. PT? 1' -g ' ' x- 0052! ' 7 4 7 ,rn Fin! Row: M. Ross, J. McKeag, A. Valentine. Serond Row: First Row: D. Lance, J. Eaton, N. Presutti, D. Moody, B. G. Schmidt, M. Hudock, D. Bergamaschi, B. Miller. Third Johnson. Second Raw:- M. Walker, D. Heade, N. Acker, N. Row: M. Thorpe, C. Peckham, J. Dion, M. Towcimak. jomer, J. King, M. Wllson. 'Q -af. 120 a il Q . ,En Q . X . gg mf lt? 3 First Row: T. Baroliio, B. Shacikoski. Second Row: J. Butters, B. Kiggins, N. Radulovich, M. Horn. Third Row: P. Heckle, D. Patrizio, P. Hansen, C. Preble. .--q.i - I Viv ,- CLASS BASKETBALL A A ii' . , sugar .1-, ar w -V-: -- - .Q - an Q- . I ,r 1 -..- Wim f ' ' Q 1: lv I ni , I A 4? H '35, I 5 el 1 5 1 A .4 f ' r Q. T A f of ' , , ' T! ,, ...AS , A X AA A . ' iii fi r i ff I .:., 'thi I First Row: E. Wickert, B. Tilley, N. Skeriotis. Second Row: D. Weber, J. Capers, S. Drumm, J. Skocz. Third Row: M. Becker, B. Robertson, B. Trainer, N. Martin, J. McComb. 0- 5 E ?' Q6 i7a'i' W' 7 First Row: A. Valentine, I. Heine, G. Iorfido. Second Row: First Row: E. Stanier, D. Lance, I. Glotz. Serand Row: C. S. King, J. McKeag, M..Ross. Third Row: G. DeMarco, G. Healy, N. Acker, G. Butcher, J. Gahagen. Third Raw: N. Mershon, A. Bowser, J. Dion, M. Thorpe. Joiner, M. Wilson, N. Walker, D. Heade, J. King. I 2 I W.A.A. TENNIS First Row: A. Valentine, E. Shank, I. Stevenson. Second Row: P. Heckle, C. Preble, M. Thorpe, M. Craig, Miss Pletz. Tl d Row: I. Dion, T. Code, S. Drumm, N. Martin, J. Robbins. J 122 7 Jf'Howarth I f'75f9 I , 321 CkmEREEADERS Jsiw NX H. Linn ' ' ff' utshau , A.WE,,: A J.Heme ' . . MMA-V. R. Pasqugalichio - M q,,j3I3gQH,' wpgifgigzffAigf'4,i?'-fm i Lvfqtwffz w, 1 ,, ' ww if' v':.v.wm . Eng KZ W I. Jacobs L. Hanshumaker V K! J. Butler , ,1f'N Rucr X , I' f G Butchers ffwf ?? mj4M4,, W 123 BD . Y , , -iv, . - f i . J 1 ' Q Q . 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