Widener University - Pioneer Yearbook (Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 350 of the 1964 volume:

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Al Q ' Q K 'M Q W I , ,,,WwmMwwwwf 9 aw. MM. ' ' X fm' -J,y,x1? 'Y WM'-' 5' Y F fm: MN W -'fm-m m, ' A ,gm L i X r' N' Y X V ,L X Y , V W W muylwww Wm b WT' '- 4 , 'AWN' 1 A W Nampa W w w- , in ,H at an .i .W my K A 5 U if Q. , if f 1 V ' x 'ff ,Q 1, V as .u 0 .v M -AW wx.'m A ' Mm ' NYM A my x . I br. T. if 53 PM auf auiaiiililiiarw Q E K fl' SABER 81 EDlTORS KIRK ll. DUBLE .l0llN F. MAlIONEY EY ,X ' ' '-A 'fhi.:....v- F ORE WORD lt will be the explicit purpose of this 1964 SABER 81 SASH to present the most eclectic picture possible of the Student Body, its com- position and activities. Special emphasis will be placed upon the Class of '64 because it is the most outstanding ele- ment of this total College. For the Class of '64, this year represents the quintessence of four years of academic, cul- tural and physical endeavor. Regardless of what the future portends, we, the Editors, take this opportunity to preserve part of the Senior's past for posterity. The motif of this yearbook will be MAN, a many-faceted creature, the measure of allrthings of what is and what is not A man goes through many stages on his iourney toward Maturity and Knowledge For us the Class of '64, P.M.C. has been one of them. DEDICA T10 s x l To Professor William J. Zahka for his four years of loyalty and servlce as Advisor of the Class of '64. TABLE CDF CDN TEN TS MILITARY Page186 FACULTY 8t ADMINISTRATION Page 6 STUDENT BODY I I FEATURES Page 248 SPORTS Page 284 Page 38 ORGANIZATIONS Page 150 3 'sl T wk at I ' f FACULTY 8z ADMINISTRATIQN W f V! v 7 w Q 'ch 'I X 5. lf . 3:4 'Q N W f Mm, rw . f '15 1 1 Q 1 . -Q--.-.. , f' WWH1.f luv' ,gnu 'Pm , M 2, l Zi, 'I f w 'vw F V f .. ,,f,m,,. ..,, ,, -V if ,V ,aim , .V - ' 5,,,1,w 4 I Awww, Wag gg wa N' D. , W Q V' Y 3 ri ff X ' , Q , X f J-42 -fa, . Ei W 3' . ' .F ' A' 4'1fw W ' -L 5 - 3 . ,'L,,' M y , V V f K 4 ,. . V , V+ wC,,,' yy 5, ., ,. ,W,7+, -,cy , V ! lar ., -. . . 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The solutions to its problems seemed clear and you wondered how responsible people could be so oblivious to the obvious. Four years later you see a different world, you know that things are less absolute, that problems are often more complex than they appear on superficial observation. Shades of gray have developed in your approach to personal, spiritual and political thinking. You conclude that perhaps the only constant in life is change, and although you resist it, as all people do, for it is natural to fear the unknown, you begin to recognize that this is a prime ingredient to both learning and living. You came to college with idealistic thoughts, I hope you leave no less idealistic. But you are beginning to learn that some cf your beliefs will be altered by the realities of life. You now challenge the thinking of your teachers, of your parents, of the very society of which you were a part. At the same time you find yourself questioning the ideas you hold on religion, on politics, on economics, on foreign policy in fact on life itself. College has been both a tempering and a stimulating experience. Today you think more intensely, your judgements are based on more and deeper knowledge. You refuse to draw conclusions on skanty information. For some this has been a shocking experience, almost traumatic, for all it has been a maturing process. You leave P.M.C. with a much fuller understanding of life and its meaning. You accept responsibility not only for yourself but for others in an ever-changing world. For me to have had the opportunity to have some part in influencing these experiences is in itself a gratifying and rewarding. . May you continue to have the inquisitiveness, the thirst of knowledge, the sense of responsibility, the search for truth, and the willingness to face the unknown tomorrow as today. For these are the constants in your life. Si ely yo Le. ' Clarence R. Noll 9 Laurence P. Shorpies President BOARD OF TRUSTEES 4 John G. Pew, Jr vice-president OF Chalmer G. Kirkbride vice president John R, Hqnnq Morton Jenks Secreggry Treasurer Stuart H. Ruub, Jr. vice president 45,2 .tad s if , ? Stephen P. Toadvine, ll Chairman of Business Administralion Joseph J. Storlazzi Lt. Col. Henry G. Phillips Chairman of Chairman of Science Military Science Franz B. Gross Chairman of Liberal Aris Arthur T. Murphy Director of Engineering 4v DIVI I O CHAIRME PMC CAMPUS OF THE FUTURE - G7-,W. GI . K. . .W m me -' l PeNNsvLvANiA MILITARY comics fi., re Qi If my MASTER campus PLAN i H milf: J xl 1 xxxxxxxx an un U3 Lmm, ' l l M ..m..mlllll'. fl' 1 ' 'D' 4 G--rll YG? L W Vp W Wim ' T'G.fiw'ii:ec.0' C3 QS? ' 'l'N 'E'5lews+l. Q Q D. 2 KEY -- . ...., ' , i A f-QQ l y lgligimmmmu. Messire.. i Q:2.gw11 .J 5 fl 1. gs 10 l Eljjgi'-j.', ,y 'f 5:::: 'r' if 'f' l li-:S IQ .'.. A 51 r ' P- 'P Y 1..,.. H I ll H It I Elwmhml - Qiilmgnvig? 'V iq X A1 mgmmzm 5 . 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Hansell Director of Athletics Associate Director of Admissions ADMI ISTRA TIVE OFFICERS Vincent F. Lindsley Director of Admissions Howard A. Wiley Executive Alumni Public Relations Secretary Frank M. Matthews Director of Industriol Services 13 Omcer 0 .Q a Elizabeth F. Schieck 2' E t' A ' t Fred A. Taylor Tjcshgveprejilir Hilda F. Mackey Associate Director of Admissions Placement Director C. Arthur Littman J. Mervyn Harris Admissions Consultant Admissions Consultant '-A m:.Lwmwfi.s.,1,'ff f' ' I - W,- Crossroad of College Communications Secretaries Harald Sveinbiornsson Lee Rock Royer Physical Education Physical Education Helen J. Domenech L To Librar Y Lee C. Brown i Ln14+4 YQ, Yah T. Spencer Hand Librarian Library 15 avajv 152,11 H Tiff? .X 220 Ui, -.:,'xT',1 - W, .. - , .1 Q15 '--., ,iff-.r ' F . .. Q w.. '. 'f ?LA-Pi'-' 'f w,11?-4 ' '.v.2' - Lf A-,.,.,.-is, - 1 4, .,,1A,,-fri:-,., 3 V L? if' - 1.5-,-.1212-WA Vg, mic? ' ?.?-'EB 'IX ilmfuiw ENGINEERING DIVISION d R. Munn GO. Cc: ofessor Profe 41 George N. Bothish Dinkar S. Rane Assistant Professor Assistant Professor To play on a cloth untrue with a twisted cue cmd elliptical billiard balls 17 ' tl x xffzq 3 n ide: ? I.. .1-exft: Jr' jf Q JA + 'human Rocco A. DiTaranto Professor Nathaniel R. Kornfield Associate Professor Sz, Professor Prather answers a difficult question. Louis A. Madonna Professor 18 iygslajtrg Demetrios Roftopoulos Instructor V '.v ,f,s:-? F L -:f t r 1 ifsfw f-:a f ' o And not only does it play Blockiock, but it culled the Dodgers in four! V. . N Q x K vw: ' , 5:1 Q s ,s PIKW-' Robert R. Regl Instructor 19 Donald L. Wise Assistant Professor SCIENCE DIVISION Claude B. Helms Associate Professor Edwin R. Crecusy Associate Professor MA THEMA TICS William U. Hodgson Instructor Jesse S. McAfee Assistant Professor Roy R. Dohner Assistant Professor A 5 xx 2 1 Ernest M. Pritchard Instructor Joseph A. Arbuckle Instructor Physics Robert W. Medeiros Assistant Professor Chemistry 'P' Q fl. .sm W Russell C. Erb Professor Chemistry E VERY WH 2' HAS A WHEREF ORE , . , ,,.,, X.w.! James S. Conroy Associate Professor Chemistry Harold C. Mabbott Irvin M. Gottlieb Professor Chemistry 22 Instructor Physics John L. Prather Professor Physics Bruce E. Raemsch Ernest F. Shortland Assistant Professor Chemistry 'L' ' M 'A' M7 TO FIND IS TO WANT T0 FIN Theodore L. Purnell Director of Teacher Education Harold E. Smith Assistant Professor Science A. Graft Alderfer Associate Professor Science 23 Associate Professor Physics James T. Kelleher Assistant Professor English 1 Edwin W, Kubaclt Assistant Professor English Ireland is a land of saints . . . Thayer A. Westlake Assistant Professor Herbert W. Roehler English Professor Modern Languages .. William Fairweather, Jr. Robert C. Melli Assistant Professor Associate Professor Modern Languages 25 Romance Languages When that April with his showres soofe THE SPIRIT OF SCHOLARSHIP Homer Neoring, Jr. Professor English Charles B. Smith Associate Professor English 26 Julius E. Bellone lnsfrucior English Q 4' '..v-fr D, B, Armold Associate Professor William M. Rolofson Assistant Professor English wa x Z W. A. E. Skurnik Instructor political Science Political Scionfc Sic Transit Gloria Mundi I -it I . ww.. 4 9 27 , Richard G. Pork, lil Assistant Professor John W. Hopkirk Associate Professor Political Science POIITICCII Science Solomon Poll Associate Professor Sociology VOX POPULL VOX DEI Professor Skurnik explains Power Politics and DeGoulIe ' vfigqpq-as-rf 28 ...Q J -.si -allklifiw-m fI, Sophocles M. Sophocles Owen C. Lease Associate Professor Professor of Philosophy Paul L. Silver Instructor of History of History Grace E. Logan BTDOUBTING WE COME AT THE TRUTH Carl A. Wisneski Associate Professor of Education Thomas M. liams Assistant Professor of History 29 Director of Music 'on , G, Robert Bowlby Lewis L. Tcnguy Instructor Assistant Professor Accounting Business Administration BUSI ESS ADMINISTRATION 30 Walter J. Dennison Assistant Professor Business Administration Charles S. Hall Assistant Professor Business Administration THE BUSINESS OF William J. Zahka Assistant Professor Business Administration AMERICAS S BUSINESS David B. Walker Instructor Accounting Myron Golin Assistant Professor Business Administration 31 Eric Axilrod Professor Economics Lt, Col. H. G. Phillips Professor Wiffiifiwirgg-r,r Moior J. Hermann, Jr. Assistant Professor ll-sv' P General Eisenhower takes o review by the Corps Major N. Holden Assistant Professor 32 Captain Hermann is no more. Congratulations Major Hermannl Arms Are My Onbf Ornament, My Onbf Rest the Fightf' Maior W. Blakely, Jr. Assistant Professor Mayor B. Pogoloff Assistant Professor 33 Capt. D. Detlie Assistant Professor .Jgf Q f nil' Viv Nf- All .W f,,,-ge, : , 5 nw: 5 , ,.4.,'A :. ff' J. I om the monarch of all I survey. .., Sgr. lppolito Sgf, Jones ,.-In A KLWL H X .Ugyw qw D -an-nv SP4 Miesse Sgt. Alkire F ,M i:fF'g,ff1W r2f55i .1 ,, , ,H Vs Y 4 :tiki yy -.Q A A V ff' SgffMc:i. Bugden Sgt. Behney ARMS A D THE MA Whether you know it or not thc:t's my cannon swab you're eating. 5- 5' 35 5 , Q I A -. .4 an use ' ' as 'N ,I ' f x.. 'I A , - :Ps V H '1 ff. ,, 1 RW fl , , X Q AWN ttfnflif. rrp' --grunt---Q-'MH H r 2 N. . ,A,.. ,,-,, .......V.-...W 'L' L AW' y,..g !...,...,...Q.,.....-...........-......,V.,.. , ,.,, .1 ,, L...,,..........1 Q , U W, ,rf M... 4.9i11i.i'q F.. ,L......,...,:.,...--,.. .T' -fr - ...fx f 'w T r:'f?? --A rl -...M F ' , LW W ,,,,W ,v,, MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM S. BIDDLE - COMMANDANT OF CADETS ,.....m..,..,.,. .1m,., 5 ---fa 1 ..... .7 WWFCYA 'Q 142 Lt. J. McCullough Adiutcmt Lt. Col. C. O Hora Assistant Commcmdcmt 36 Lt. M. Hubbard Student Coordinator COMMANDANT'S STAFF He That Has Learnea' to Obey Will Know How to Command Mfsgr. Eugene Cloud - Sons? I have 654 of them. wi E? at 37 STUDENT BCDDY L , A e 4- 'A W ' 'U' v fm wk, ,wp W, M ' vu. Q 3 -4 ,L 'X K. f '- ' M' px., vfM fV A nf' W if ? L3 W jak, if fl' 4' Y' , N W, - 1 , 'Q . A ' 2 , Av Mui' z' f , w. HX vi KV. Ha , ni ,qw M if . 'WMD Q Q gm, 41 Nm K ' l in 4 ,gy 75 'NW' V Q .Y ,vw 'hw uh, ,A '41 HAT, ' K 0 Mtly ,QM . Hr' K, , , Q. 'Q 4, A 'wb W 'hw v ,M vi md uagvh ' wah ,M -ng, , A ,.,, x. JIM. , -.. 4. '17 'M Y 1 Hn mn wr I ' 7Z M' nw W, W ,q M s 'Ki' -s ,M George Frank Gre Si gg rom Robert Duffy Mourice Handel President Vice-President Treasurer Secretory Senior Class Senior Closs Senior Class Senior Class IOR V: M K z.v..Lm, .V sz ,- v,,:x-4 1 Q x 4 , 31 J V, 5 A 1 5 Q Q . ' , 1 .. ' .K 4, 5' . Q uf . , 1 ,,wr,f,i . . f .vqfyp - 6 Cv If X Q 1 ,Y X 4 1 XV' k as Michael Alborell Economics Andrew A. Andreeko Elec. Eng. .Iomes Ausel James Ayton Mech. Eng. Accounting Gill R. Alderfer Biology Peter S. Blumberg English Byron Burton Morsholl D. Becxll English Pol. Sci. William Bell Economics Joseph Benson Pol. Sci. Charles E. Briggs Theodore Ccppone Accounting Pol. Sci. Edwu rd A. Co priolo Biology Gordon L. Carlisle Accounting Robert J. Cohen Accounting , ,, Q Roy M. Collins Chemistry Johnny Cruz Economics Gary J. Davis Economics James Delay A. T. DI Gugllelmo Economics Mech. Eng. ,, ---1 1 my Robert Dong William E. Drake Robert Duffy Economics Accounting Economics Kirk Duble English John P. DUFF Economics David M. Duncan William H. Dunn Pol. Sci. English Charles E. Dutch Economics Richard Eggers, Jr. Economics Eugene H. Evans Economics F. A. Fernandez Civil Eng. Frank A. Filo Mech. Eng. Ronald Fournier Civil Eng. George P. Fox W. A. Frankenstein Elec. Eng. Pol. Sci. Dwight W. Gclldo Douglas Hickey, Jr Pol. Sci. Pol. Sci. John D. Glasgow Pol. Sci. Allan R. Greene, Jr. Charles A. Hofer Mech Eng. Economics VK' I Roberi Hagopian Maurice P. Handel Pol. Sci. Economics John R. Hankinson Pol. Sci. Edward J. Harof Harold E. Hartmann Elec. Eng- Economics Henry Hottmcn Howard G. Henry Elec. Eng. English Joseph C. Holler Economics Jock A. Heyen Economics Howard F. Kostner Economics Jerome J. Kaufman William L, Keelgn EHQHSP1 Accounting Richard H. Kilmer Clvil Eng. David C. Kinkead Economics Donald B. Kiryluk Economics Richard J. Kloiber Pol. Sci. Gary F. Koch Pol. Sci. Joseph S. Kronyecz Pol. Sci. G. Krummenccker Volodur S. Kuzyk Accounting Pol. Sci. Ronald B. Lake Robert H. Lofts Civil Eng. English James J. Lofz Pol. Sci. D. D. Mac Donald Economics George Loya Elec. Eng. John F. Mahoney Nicholas Manente English Economics Joseph L. Martin Accounting Loren A. Martin Chemistry Stephen M. Mcztis English William McQueen Economics Henry J. F. Meincke Mech. Eng. William Merkle Accounling Gordon J. Messer David E. Miller Elec. Eng. Pol. Sci. li 1 ZlQl'lw'll l l -l H lac FW? ' f i qw. i Eric H. Miller Robert C. Moore Economics Mech. Eng. Richard D. Moyer Mathematics Robert Moyer Thomas M. Mugno Economics Elec. Eng. v . 1 Dennls J. Murphy W. E. Northington Economics Economics Guy Nohe Pol. Scl. Davld Oskln Willlom R. Pearson English Mech. Eng. pew. J' peyos Fabio Pernetz Accounting Pol' Sci' Abby A. Pefkov Mech. Eng. Joel M. Pickelner Bernard Pollack Elec. Eng. Pol. Sci. '9- uw ! Y Arthur Prior Enrique V. Puicils Pol, Sci. English Raymond Rcgouskos Pol. Sci. Jules I. Rand Accounting Walter Reosor English Boyd M. Robbins Pol. Sci. Raymond Roncheth Po SCI Carl J. Sandvik Alva J. Sapp Mech. Eng. Economics Garrolcl W. Schmidt Economics Gerard E. Selle Accounting Joseph R. Scranton Pol. Scl. Stephen E. Shiring Willlcm E. Sider Economics Mech. Eng. Allen R. Smith Pol. Scl. Albert C. Spear Economics Louis R. Sq uifieri Economics Harry Stewart Accounting Robert Gordill Accounting Patrick L. Summers Economics B0Yd D- SUHOU Jock N. Swendsen POL SCI. Accounting Wllliam G. Thomas Chemistry Edward J. Ubertl Pol. Sci. Leslie B. Vail, Jr. Peter Vunderland Economics POI- SCI. John C. Thress Civil Eng. T. A. Van Gorder Pol. Sci. Anthony C. Waiker Economics James O. Wcm Charles E. Weber Accounting ECOHOYTHCS Dennis Vetock Pol. Sci. Rodney C. Welch George L. Wenner Economics English Walter Willoughby Accounting Francis While, Jr. English John M. Wilson Economics R. C. Woiewodskl H. G. Xunthopoulos Pol. Sci. English Horn Foo Yee Elec. Eng. .WN John R. Yamshak Mech. Eng. Richard J. Young Economics , Arthur Zobell Elec. Eng. Robert N. Arnold Accounting John J. Bolcls Civil Eng. Robert Blschler Jay H. Brcuer Mech. Eng. Pol. Scl. ,xw Sol. J. Brcvman William P. Brooks Chemistry Accounting George E. Burke, Jr. English Fred L. Brown, Jr. Economics Raymond Burnside Economics John H. Comp J. Wayne Cannon Accounilng Elec. Eng- Wesley Clevenger Pol. Sci. Anthony F. Closkey Economics William J. Cochran Economics S x John E. Connig, Jr. Accounting James F. Confe Mech. Eng. James Coyle Economics Thomas L, D' Amlco Joseph J. Dovolos, Jr Chemistry Accounting Louis DI Ambroslo Pol. SCI. Frank P. Dolce Elec. Eng. David Douglas John P. Dugan Mathematics Mech. Eng. Richard Dodson Economics Gerald L. Enverso John J. Esposito Mech. Eng. Mech, Eng. Alon G. Evans Elec. Eng. WiHiC1m H- EWW19 R. H. Fankhcnel, Jr. BJOJOQY Mech. Eng. N' . I 3 P David H. Foulk Joseph V. Friel Civil Eng. Chemistry George L. Gonot Pol. Sci. William M. Gardner Elec. Eng. Joseph Giompolml English W. . Charles D. Gorman Norman Groboyes Civil Eng. Pol. Sci. .ffl F. A. Greenhalgh Accounting Louis Gunsoullus Mech. Eng. John Hamilton Civil Eng. Harry E. Hurilg Civil Eng. Thomas Horn Civil Eng. Marlon J. Hornc John A. Josettl Mech. Eng. Pol. Scl. John W. Korkosky Robert R. KilduHe Economics Economics Eugene Kullich English Theodore F. Loskey Economics Boyd D. Lake Pol. Sci. George R. Lowrence Eriks Likums Elec.Eng. Pol. Sci. John P. Mcxrkey, Jr. Accounting Timothy E. Manning Pol. Sci. Edward Martin Pol. Sci. James Mc Gonigle Economics Charles Mc Kee Mech. Eng. James C. Miles English Charles R. Moron Marlin M. Mortimer Accounting Accounting James C. Munce, Jr. Economics Thomcxs O'Melio, Jr. Pol. Sci. Robert T. Onischuk Joseph J. Parsons Chemistry Chemistry Howard Nickle Mech. Eng. David A. Priebe A 9 , Hugh J. Purnell, Jr Accounting Pol. Sci. David T. Pye Accounting George Plifnik Bruce J. Record English Pol. Sci. John A. Kemcaize William Rhoocls, Jr Elec. Eng. Elec. Eng. K. A. Richardson Economics F. Warner Rickurds Pol. Sci. Gerald Roeser Accounting Francis Rogan Nelson J. Sack Economics Accounting Franklin Sellers Accounting Bohdan Senkow Pol. Sci. J. L. Shackelford Mech. Eng. Thomas J. Smiih Mech. Eng. John R. Sottile English Frank H. Straus Economics George Sfrotts Wilfred C. Thomas Pol. Sci. Economics Frank N, Todd Nicholas Tralner Accounting Chemistry Clinton Von Zanf Mech. Eng. Ronald M. Wallace English Thomas Wallace Elec. Eng. George Watson Vincent Wright, Jr. Chemistry Brion S. Zeitzeff Accounting English Haig E. Ycmrdumion Biology E. Zgleszewski Mech. Eng. SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Angelo Ballas William Bevan John Bowers James Brogan Walter Bryant Donald Denovan Charles Feltcher James Flanagan Leo H. Frlel Leon Hackney C. D. Hubbuch Richard John Stephen Mackowiak William McHugh Alfred Palmer John Petchel Stephen Reynolds William Seaman Tyson Sprandel Civil Eng. Economics Economics Accounting Chemistry Economics Elec. Eng. Economics Pol. Sci. English Accounting Accounting Biology Elec. Eng. Biology Elec. Eng. Accounting Mathematics Economics -Aj 700 AHVXXXX XF N 'Yllll l rg' gr, K flvanxvxf tiffxvy fl xfff X ,N Q! L' 7 kxigx ig! V- .J 4 Xl ,fu ,:', :?',fff in ,..xxx0ssA. is t '12 , 'A ' G' x' ir ,' I ' r' ?iA1?:esxxx v, na. 5 --.Aww I ng-12,-,7 J .fy f - .V V 'I' , Q vtjsi.. j W ' 'vi If 1' v T , ' XX VA' -,E :IQ 'NX XX l - . f 17' ,, 5 , -. C' , -X H 5 X . 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F' ' I1 an f h 4 , n 410.4 . . vb' 5 N, x I ,Z J W gg 4' 5- 4.2 If , .r , 0 x pr ' -:UM '1' 3' vnrfzigi 4gWEiiw THETA CHI Epsilon Gamma Chapter President . . . . . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Pledgemaster .... Faculty Adviser . . . 152 Robert C. Moore . . , . . Gregg A. Strom Douglas D. MacDonald Raymond J. Ronchetti AIvclJ. Sapp Prof. Frank Matthews RS E IC OFF PLED GES ff ALPHA SIGMA PHI President ..... Vice-President ........ Secretary ............... Corresponding Secretary .. Treasurer ............... Sgt. at Arms .... Marshal ...... Editor .............. Scholarship Chairman Faculty Advisor ...... 154 Richard F. John Raymond P. Sirignano John P. Duff . . . Timothy Manning . . . . Gerald B. Roeser .... Bohclan A. Senkow ...... Alan G. Evans ... . .. John R. Sorfile ..... John P. Dugan Prof. Walter Dennison The Brotherhood TAU KAPPA EPSILON President .... Vice-President .... Secretary .... Treasurer ...... Faculty Advisor .... 156 ..... Gary J. Davis Robert K. Hagopian M. Rex Cassel .. Roger W. Ahrens . Prof. Irvin Gottlieb OFFICERS PLED GES x I a M ff-...... President James F. Conte Vice-President William M. Gardner Secretary Alan G. Evans Treasurer Howard W. Nickle Faculty Advisor Dr. Arthur Murphy k rof ner ik Mcmn PENNSTL VANIA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS 159 S OCIE TT OF A U TOM OTI VE ENGINEERS President G. Robert Lawrence Vice-President Morion J. Hornc Secretory John J. Belcas Treasurer Fronk P. Dolce Faculty Adviser Mr. Robert R. Regl 161 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS P 162 President Richard H. Kilmer Vice-President Ronald P. Fournier Secretary William C. Allanach Treasurer Charles Gorman Faculty Adviser Prof. G. Bafhish J President John P. Dugan Vice-President James F. Conte Secretary Howard W. Nickle Treasurer G. R. Lawrence Faculty Adviser Prof. D. Rane TRIANGLE CL UB 163 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIET2' SKULL C99 BONES SOCIETY President William Ewing Vice-President Albert Smith Secretary Ronald Wallace Treasurer Alfred Palmer Faculty Adviser Prof. Storlazzi Faculty Adviser Prof. Skurnik Members Dennis Vetock Boyd Sutton Eriks Likums Thomos O'Me-lic: Edvvord Mortin POLITICAL SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY WESLET CL UB OFFICERS 165 President Robert Abbott Foculty Adviser Prof. H. Smith Choploin Rev. L, Mitchell I-IILLEL CLUB President Michael Soroker Vice-President Robert Cohen Secretary Samuel Menes Treasurer Richard Schwa rfzman Faculty Adviser Rabbi Kaplan - L wil -nr 3 166 President Robert Clifford Vice-President John McNamara Secreta ry Walter Clayton Treasurer Richard Murphy Faculty Adviser Dr. R. DiToronto NEWMAN CLUB f lb i , vxx x 63 167 CA TERB URT CLUB 168 'NU A E President Richard H. Kilmer Vice-President William Eckard Treasurer J. Obenchain Faculty Adviser Prof. H. Gleason Editor lst Sem. E. A. Romognoli Editor 2nd Sem. Michael Bonofield Co-Assistant Editors Joseph Gorcio Shelly Horwitz Co-Business Mcmogers Clayton Rosh Jock T. Wilson THE DOME 1 169 E GERMAN CLUB President Williczm Deile Faculty Adviser Prof. H. Roehler 170 lg s RESER VE OFFICERS Presiclenf Joseph Holler Vice-President George P. Fox Secretory Raymond Rogouskos Treasurer Robert D. Duffy Faculty Adviser Lt. Col. O'Hc1rc1 -- . 'ff va-arf ,, W ff, Q4 ASS UCIA TION OF THE UNITED STA TES ARM T President James J. Jennings Vice-President Arthur Prior Secretary Howard J. Pfeffer Treasurer Edwa rcl Copriola Faculty Adviser Major N. Holden INTER- C OLLE GIA TE CONFERENCE ON GOVERNMENT Choirmon, PMC Chclpter Chorles Wood Faculty Adviser Dr. John Hopkirk guzzm 1- ' ' ,..4-1' POLITICAL SCIENCE CL UB Presidenf Richard Kloiber Vice-President William Deile Secretary Howard Pfefifer Treasurer Robert D. Johnson Liaison Officer John J. Russo Faculty Adviser Dr. Franz Gross 174- r My 4 INTERNA TIONAL RELA TIONS CL UB Chairman, PMC Club Ernestito Pinero Faculty Advisers Prof. Richard Park Prof. Franz Gross 175 Presidenf T. Mark Barbieri Vice-President Richard Yamuila Secretary James J. Jennings Corresponding Secretary Charles L. Wood Treasurer Max Gayer Faculty Adviser Mr. Mervyn Harris PENR USE REPUBLICAN CLUB 176 Cadet Co-chairman Richard C. Wojewodzki Day Student Co-chairman Joseph M. Diaz Secretary-Treasurer Joseph Benson Faculty Adviser William M. Rolofson YOUNG DEMOCRATIC CLUB STUDENT NA TIONAL ED UCA TION ASSOCIA TION President Alfred C. Polmer Vice-President George L. Gonot Secretory Peter A. Vcmderlond Treasurer Robert R. KilduFfe Faculty Adviser Theodore L. Purnell R- ' SOCIETY F UR AD VANCEMENT OF MANA GEMENT President Nelson J. Sock Vice-President John J. Russo Secretory Mortin Mortimer Treasurer John P. Snowden Committee Coordinator Brooke E. Koons Faculty Adviser William J. Zohko 179 Co-captains Boyd D. Sutton Richard J. Kloiber Secretary Jules l. Rand Treasurer Maurice Handel Faculty Adviser Owen C. Lease DEBA TE TEAM jUDO CLUB 180 President William Frankenstein Vice-President Arthur F. Prior Secretary Richard M. Taus Treasurer Stephen H. Kaultman Faculty Adviser Lt. Col. Henry G. Phillips President John P. Dugan Vice-President Richard J. Laube Secretary Robert N. Cossaboon Treasurer John R. Sottile Faculty Adviser George N. Bathish DA 2' STUDENT BOARD President Alva J. Sapp Vice-President David E. Allen Secretary Richard Robertson Treasurer William Bohan .- ., . IU' , av . 1 at ' kc, ' lj. A fr- RIFLE TEAM f- f5f?'fw 3- ryF'Yf VARSITY CLUB President Alvd J. Sopp Vice-President George E. Burke, Jr Secretory Joseph V. Ccsrter Treasurer Dovid E. Allen Faculty Adviser George A. Honsell 182 5 F President Dennis J. Murphy Vice-Presidenf Gregg Allen SKEET TEAM 183 STUDENT G0 VERNMENT L , l 4 lf' 1 r I i 1 ,5 4 - -LJ ASS OCIA TI ON 4... ' s i 'f1,:,qj at. g ---..,..,.,, , l 5 a , . z Mu- r a ., a , fl' fl i......,Mj 184 President B. David Lake Vice-President Jules l. Rand Secretary Dennis H. Taylor Treasurer William Frankenstein Faculty Adviser Walter J. Dennison President Andrew Andreeko Vice-President Terrence Von Gorder Faculty Director Joseph J. Solcxtino GLEE CLUB 185 MIIJIT RY RIGHT: Cadet Captain Dennis Vetock receives the Legion of Valor Award from the National Commander of the Legion of Valor for being the Outstanding Cadet in the XXI Corps. 1 W F Q' MA 4. W., gg 1 A, M w ' fi, ff M 1 ! 0' L lk ' . .f aim , 0 MZ ' V1.1 Hu, ? wr' V H 'KM P ,UW N R 'tx 'r .4t1ifl?Xfg, ,. . 'im + , ri 44 is ' ' 2 Q , -...Kgs A BRI GA DE S TA FF OFFICERS Brigade Commander . William E. DFOl49 Executive Oflicer .. .... Richard H. Kilmer S-l .............. S-2 .......... S-3 ..... S-4 ....... A 81 R ........ Assistant S-3 .... Assistant S-4 .... ..... Robert DuFFy Henry J. F. Meincke .. Boyd D. Sutton .. William Merlcle . 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Taus Battalion A 81 R Sergeant Rex Cassel H-if Il - L FIRST BA TTALION STAFF N ON- COMS as-f , C1 1 - 191 X Raymond R. Ragauskus Company Commander C OMPAN T Company Clerk - Marvin Shipps Executive Officer - Dennis Murphy Company Clerk - Joseph Reynolds Assistant Executive Officer - George Wenner Mail Clerk - George Osborne First Sergeant - Dan McLaughlin A 84 R - Edward Gambon 192 V K- , .V . I l , v' 3' . tglfylf' jf 1.--:Q -.1 ' - , K .3:, ..g. F5 W -Q W, , f fl v H Q, iw Mew-QQ 'A 1 A p W ' 1 '. Gfjfgf- 1 QM' Y f 1' ' .V W SZ. 1 I J, -' X. fix 3 fx TQ . H . l. A, . ' ff 4, 3 I ' ' 0, -- 1,5-K I . - - ff 'E ' 'f..?v?5? ,- .,:,5,,, 49 if f. 'V ,Q 5:3 g 'f - fd , - -' - V . 1' ,. , , . - .' '. ig' ' '-'A ' ' lg ri , ., ,uw ,Q jj 'f - Q 1' . '. . XX l 391 W-W '- 'fgl 'X W .V,L lip. I L5A'3-1 W' 'gpg-1 2 A sl- .ug- . .s.. .. 99,90 ' Al-3190 t I 4. - 'I -.. ,-'i' ' fx- f!'1gj'AL,f'f' ,1.J.I IQ' ' ff -I ' ' Q f V-WT . , - -. 1 ,- 4 ,., if- 9 ZX Q--in-..i 5 'gy KA ! 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Kuzyk Battalion S-l ......... .. Stephen M. Matis Battalion A 84 R ...... James Delay 199 Richard J. Kloiber Company Commander COMPANY Executive Ottlcer - Nicholas Manenfe Assistant Executive Officer - Donald Kiryluk Company Clerk - Edward Taddeo First Sergeant - Alan Packman Company Clerk - Harold DeGroat 200 EE , 31 x x.-X 5421, - I ' fr L, 2 .ffgf a ,-Hu. f 'T.ILXxx,?T iv ,ljllniftxga U 9 if U -4 ' 4.91 :nil Z A ' I V fx! i lv Vg ,nl , f '. '. 'J' ' .' -' ,- .' X L-If .g 'f g,,J A' -. '- I-. B- .- v y, Lxfx ' Vflgl 1 Y 1 f- .. .Elf V -V k h ' '. 0 .Q ' 1 : 4' Q - '-1' , J' 1 Qj,4?n-. x, 7 - Q9 'iw I tit' A 9 2 9 'gn' af-3, 4 -5 I- W R .N . V1 Jw 4' . 'W .. ,Nuo , ,. .,. .., I i Y 3- .ig X if ,,., . x , , ,I fx, , ,. . . . ,fzvl Q ,.., JN f , it LJ 5 ao f,h,A. L ,. .. . . -51,1 ,k,, V,,.. V agp -v ., - . .. . Q. . A 11.',J0 14- 8 gi g'W'9' .M 'I r- 'F .Aff 1 f u ' . .' IL: j - ' f 9 ' ' ' A . . ' Q 'I R 'U If V' -Wx' Q- ., 4 ,V A 'f I 3 f i .4 ,ft 5 xi T5 fx w N , . 3 , .V ,ff 3.10 U' nw Z in I . f . 1 .,,., 'Y wi.-My f X. L . . . K f -no ,- f- , f , K Sfgiw Q f i I' x A.-LI 1' ' Q' Jifim. H. 'lf 'l' J f Q-T g .55 f A' I A ,V V, ,l,. if W .. x gf ffz g '7 'W 5 M- TN , MQ. iff-S Albert C. Spear Company Commander COMPANY Executive Ofticer - Byron Barton Assistant Executive Officer - Arthur Prior Company Clerk - Gerald Johnson First Sergeant - Curtis Lafey A 8, R - George Gorrison 202 we ' Qi0.NT' 43? 'ff . .. J R X wa ' f'. ., fri - Q- .0 E 59 1 1 l ' E Y ., j' 1 K I mg! ' Q , im a 0 ' s Q I 023. 'X' 'T E' f v 9 I.-5: .fx 4. '- '10 B. 3 iw so 50 so 'uw 4' 1 o X Roberf D. Gardill COmpor1y Commander COMPANY' Company Clerk - William Duthie Executive Officer - William Thomas Company Clerk - Glenn Dennis First Sergeant - George Vincent Mail Clerk - PQUI Stein 204 X 1. F , by , :NS ,.,, ..,..,. X Liv A , S 'CQ' , fm uz1Le. Q ' 1 4 2 au. , Q 1- A . fra--,f . ' fl , . 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Clerk - Charles March Mail Clerk - Richard Berkey A 81 R - James Dunbar 4 les Weber Q iv-.. Raymond Sirig nano Executive Ofhcer COMPANY 1 :- A ,ffl n 1 M' if 5, fl '+ 'DF' 14:-ff if ACD O W. l 5 l m I 12.4 any Z fx! a I u ci .. FIFTH REGIMENT SECOND BA TTALION PERSHIN G RIFLES STAFF Commander .... Executive Olticer S-l ........... S-2 ........... S-3 ........ Assistant S-l . . . Assistant S-2 . . . Assistant S-4 . . . Pledge Master . . Assistant S-3 . . . Staff Coordinator Raymond R. Ragauskus ..... Joseph Holler . Frank J. White .. David E. Miller . . . . Richard Moyer ...... Robert Dufty . Norman Goldberg ...... Charles Schauss ........ Charles Smith ...... William Mitchel .. ....... William Moller SECOND BA TTA LION PERSHIN G RIFLES STAFF PLEDGES Charles Sm 209 6 TIME NATIONAL DRILL CHAMPS COMPANY Q-5 PERSHIN G RIFLES Company Commander Executive Oliicer ............,.... ........ .......... Pledge Master ...... Finance Olticer .. First Sergeant . S-3 ....... S-2 .... S-l ....... S 4 Tyson Sprandel .. James Delay . . Robert Cohen Michael Soroker Robert Newman Gerald Rutledge George Vincent Swain Fennimore .. George Loya I I 4 Q -gum l Y 1'- !l x Basic Standard Drill v Team IBB ,F rv- Trick Drill Team EW 53m 'L I I........,.,,-..-- Qnvfn f-E , Q4' W' -,-f Rf! F.- Q- wr-.H 1 g um 'U' . . Elini ,N -,...-,r l gk, 3 - 1? ..-.... ,7- pw Pledges COMPANY Q5 THE DRILL TEAM THAT BECAME A LEGEND IN ITS OWN TIME Pledg B b c h Q' A lo ,119 UNITQQ LOTALTT AND FLA WLESS PRECISION MA KE Q-5 THE CHAMPIUNS THA T THEY ARE. Tyson Sprandel reports the Company ready for inspection. Jim Delay inspects the rifles. Q-5 Seniors: George Loyo Louis Squitieri James Delay Dave Oskin Tyson Sprandel Rofbert Cohen 4 Q-5 as they appear iust before marching on for a show. A . . ,A r K3 Dress Right preparatory to Sound Off First Sergeant Newman adiusts a shield. AIN ISERT ONFUSION PRE-CAMP 1963 'dlPiil'1EY'2?!'5!'J l4N6'9'.l5W..Hf4s1' .u11?i T1!l' V . . 'h V0.1 ww!! , 'Q A. .i 53, 1. Hail to Thee, bliihe spirit! Bird Thou never Wert. .., 5, A FLW. .. My feet upon the merciless dust, Pursue ihe ceoseiess way. .c A H .. One more unfortunate We-ory of breath, 'When I first put this 4 I I I .. Lx, ,- nn, - , One of two barracks in Fort Dix, New Jersey, where the 1963 Pre-Camp wus held - Be it ever so humble. -...-5 Uniform on, I said as I looked in The glass . . . 5. Q K .1 'i -. There are more lhings in Heaven and earth, Horatio, X1 Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. l A K , ff.. .l W' . ,ic fi H i li-if- ...xi X N ?iz'f415il ' . ' YW W i i J if ' : l , 1 I r., . . . lt's ane To a million that any civilian MY figure and form will Surpassf' ' .win ,: V. .Maw 5 i TIME HELD ME GREEN AND DTING Armor's looking better all the time. Sammy Summercamp prepares for another day of trcunmg. New theres misery BENEA TH THE B O U GIL A BUOK OF WAR, A CIGARETTE, A CAN OF BEANS, AND THOU BESIDE ME, SITTING IN THE WILDERNESS, AND WILDERNESS BE PARADISE EN O WM ,wun4 .WU 1 -'-f' - .A K 'I 4! H n 3, F i H l fa. 4 lr . yi, 1, t,., ,-r f Mk 'at 'V ,T ' L T X THE L ULL BEFORE THE STORM E L '- ' 'fic-ae. pq +R jf .N 1 i I im? vkfki ' Bob Cohen imitates Pon as the H.Q. con fingent poses in content. u Q To sleep - perchance to- dream. Barney Barton contemplates the nature of Physical Fitness. nxt' Ted Smith begins on 40 yard adventure. I bet Lawrence never did this even in Arabia. After the half way mark, it no longer Seemed the primrose path of dollionce. THE TORM E - 1 r, A 42 A : N N ,XJ 1. - '29 Y Q?5 ET TU, BRUTE? , ' ,.- 'L . : . J An Army travels on its stomach in more ways than one. And you thought going to Mess l was Bad? Qbv., But must we crawl in ruts before we learn to lead? Oh Yes, they say, For man must crawl to taste the bitterness of dirt and tired despair that the troops feel. Leaders must know how to follow. I--4 V-.- ala fr? 'A' A J- The 40 yard crawl was followed by the Horizontal ladder and the Run, dodge and jump. Any concep- tion which we might have shared concerning the ease of the course were soon erased as we found our sound bodies becoming increasingly more dirty with each succeeding event. The ultimate result of the ordeal was Fatigue to the Nth degree. is ' - , i . '. .4 'lft-'.,, EMM ' 5 A . 'I ,f 4r:'., 6'6 jf- -' ' ' lf' -Y . -0 1 '3 'qk31l.'Q' J. ' ' . ,.g,:.. U, . rp- I-' .v-'Q S '-. , -li :Ti i T u ,.. . - , - , wQ'.- '- -,5 A -7-,. --A -1' ,-ff fi'-1 .' .. ,:,.A 4-ku'-af-.kv1',,,,,u gp .vi -1 Q eu Their boon is life forever free from toil. No more to trouble earth or the sea waters with their strong hands. If Man's desires do not exceed his reach then what's a Heaven for? 4 ,' .Q-.K.':' ' LTV.. ref r r L' .m..,,,, Quia! Iv' npldzq-,,., .Mijn , 32 I 45 ., gm-w fv 5' 3.9, 1'-A .A A . J, ri! -.. n , , xy. . ' 2, ,gi f. w e V , , A A, A iA?'.:' A :E , wait. av. ', ,B 1 K -.rv , Z'UK . rag,'L 1 ,..,-L v 4 43.1 I , .1 a'.L2-em'- T41 - .gg . fgmmgl MT HEART A-CHES AND A DROWS2' NUMBNESS PAINS MT SENSE, AS THOUGH OF HEM- LOCK! HAD DRUNK RIGHT Courtesy of U.S. Army wi ' an X .Q 5 nl I A X Q ' an 'fs' Ui' u - U ' W , R ni .vt rw 1 I,- 4 A It W m . 5 '. 1 -'-, ' 25 -M4 - ma: Vdrl' Nd , 443 S-'wi 1, 'j,, W ivk M 5s -' L ' k'7kdgE,?Bf5Iwl'-.uk Y' ' ' - QM 3, X, au an I . M W I . , 54 1 , ?'f1'w..'f J 1 ,L ,yy J, ,, Mu, vig. - W f .Jzk-,a f Q, . F , hfdfgfm fg-.., 'iff ' H qt 7,,Q'fAgqgQ , ,Cf.,y ,1, ,is5v',ff,:t X ' ,g I f-- 'TvbCf - ' ' A . My 'ff .av-'J? ?N f 2 gs: t ,L QQ , ff' 1.-5, t K We V16 f 'l.'1ss1,s vi Arfrw W- w ff'sg, g pl- Cadre cmd Aggressotrs The Juniors begin their iourney into confusion. T435-, . PX' Orientation To think that after I6 years of formal education - piano lessons and Hebrew school - some little Chinese commune dweller with no education but a 9 mm. rifle, is all that it takes. See those guys of? to my right, one mortar shell would get the whole bunch. 232 -eq If you click your heels one more time, so help me, l'Il put you through The wall. , 1 -1:-.. You muy fire when ready, Gridley 233 I ' 1 ff gf .,-rif' S f- A H ,fff Q 'V yi MB f'iiniiiiii will an FIRST ORDER William E. Drake Richard H. Kilmer Dennis J. Vetock Gordon L. Carlisle Douglas D, MacDonald Boyd D. Sutton Gill R. Aldcrfer Eugene H, Evans Henry J. F. Meincke William Merkle Leslie B. Vail, Jr. Arthur Prior William R. Pearson Dennis J. Murphy Joseph Benson Theodore Cappono James Delay Raymond R. Ragauskus Stephen M. Maris Marshall Beall ,.-sf'r DISTINGUISHED MILITARY S TUDE TS m1..'lfrsua 1l It .lui Doug, MacDonald receives his DMS from Maier General Biddle. N ONE OF THESE MEN WERE ENER VA TED BT WEALTH OR HESITA TED TO RESIGN THE PLEA- SURES OF LIFE,' NONE OF THEM PUT. .. Arr Prior receives h I! E Carl Spear leads 1 Stuff. OFF THE EVIL DAT IN HOPE, NATURAL TO PO VERTQQ THATA MAAC THOUGH POOR, MAT ONE DAT BECOME RICH' PERICLES 235 SECOND ORDER Richard D. Moyer Joseph C. Holler George Krummenacker J. Whiting Friel makes the presentation of awards. Maior General Van H. Bond awards the DMS Badges. THIRD ORDER Kirk H. Duble Nicholas Manenfe Allen R. Smith Donald B. Kiryluk Raymond Ronchelti James O. Watt 3 ., lf' nv I N. ,riiwm ' 'i vivfgf' R -V - , ' , QFQ f , 'fu' 'mm,5,,, , U ..., ,, ., K I Mmiw H .Ig 41 ' ,Lf , r'F'WY'x! i'1lf:'Js '?. ' fi' x w, K V' Q ,'4 ' 5 ww 5 ,w . 1 ' ' '-'M' x . u.. N, ' u I HV K4 -O- wi 5- ' WW '?7'?fW3 5 F - - -1.1. 19-5'-ffTf?ffY'Tvf:'i'fQF fff4 , 1 V w- . h - Nfl A' --,.. ,,. U M- ' ' ,. . ' mr.'l.A 2 ! g,M' ' .Qun-!L ' ., ' f- L h Q 4, ,,.3:Q',1J,vL.,f ,,w4 , lg, f K 2 x if 1 . A i Y, : .-, wg, ,uhh -,, hw N . 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NM, wiv I ls...UV MAjOR GENERAL BOND RECEIVES AN HONOR GUARD fl rr ,Q ff 1' m W ' N N . v .Q na fb T WP .E . ' I. 'Ev- ' r . I J AND REVIEWS THE CORPS AAA Gcncro mornin by Pre GENERAL EISENH O WER VISITS THE CORPS 2 jUNE, 1963 FORMER PRESIDENT'S RE VIE W OF THE CORPS MARKS THE HIGH POINT OF THE COMMEN OEMEN T WEEK. During the course of the day's ceremonies, the General presented many awards. After the ceremonies were over, Ike revealed his political nature by talking here to members of the Young Republicans Club. After the presentation of the awards and a trooping of the lines, the General observes as the Corps passes in review. It was a rare sight indeed, to see cn five star flag unfurled behind the reviewing party. 5'1- 1' Cadet First Captain Drake prepares to lead the Corps in a March On. THE CORP MARCHES I REVIEW 24-4 -1 First Sergeant Vincent takes F Company before the Report. 5 X 2: ,, ' N. . T ' HQ Compony moves up in position for the Adiutont's Coll. Clldef Cflpfflin P-Offs leGdS the First Battalion. Cadet Coptoin Rogoukus lecxds A Company up on line. First Battalion in Line Formation Cadet Captain Kirk H. Duble leads B Company off the field after passing in Review. mf if First Battalion Staff moves into position l-g. ' iK ...,, .. ...LX 'Q' , 7 'lv-wnq IJ WNJ' Q -v vgg Cadet First Lieutenant Thomas leads F Company in March On. . A ...ng ,zu -Ling 7 THE MARCH O Second Battalion Staff, with D Company in the background, stand uncovered as they sing the Alma Mater in pre-game ceremony. 247 Cadet Sergeant Major Goldberg marches the Color Guard off the hold iust before the Corps movvs into thc stadium. FEATURES W ' 1 ...., I F' r -' s I f tv .V 1 , fl 1 ,J 47'-H -' ,f5, fW- A fgnv ' --.Why 1 A K W4 H M. ,.,A,. Jw 2 Q V f,' .Xu . xx I .nl a '1i l '1 6 I, , THE JU ICR The Junior Ring Dance is the social highlight of the year. It symbolizes a Cadet's coming of age in the Corps, one of the truly bright spots in the life of a Cadet. Dr. lrvin M. Gottlieb, Adviser to the Class of 65, greets Cadet Sgt. Horwitz and his date as they pass through the Reception Line. DA CE Class President Walter Clayton announces couples the Ring Ceremony, while Vice-President Leo Pelle socializes with a fellow classmate and date. , ,gf R ff u ,: ' fl x as f I 'r uf-, ,,.-- V X f W,-jS 'sQ.4. -hu-L,sx 1 W enx ii 9' The Juniors cnwoit their Turn fo go ihrough the ring. Tho Rcceprion Lincp and how did your numc finally come out? The Dance Floorf cm oblivion in Q crowd Mczior General Biddle and his wife chat with cz Cadet and his date. THE CLASS GF 1965 presents THE CADETS OF TITIPU MILITARY CQLLEGE o 5 MILIT Aww y o 'xx ,Even 445. :T '2'?Wf 0 2 ff, E- 2 -C m Eu ' - Q 9' , ff. LLv 'VI 4 W , C' I Y-' AGQLEPQ based on THE MIKADO by Gilbert and Sullivan PMC ALUMNI Auolroklum, ERHJAY, 13 DECEMBER 1963 My -Ann, Beriho-Moe, Emmy-Lue S m Srudly loves Solly-Ann. 254 From every kind of mon Obedience lepctplumthe ------- W -4 lt is my very humane endeavor To make, to some extent, Each evil liver, A running river Of harmless merrimventf' The beauties that bloom in the spring, Tra lo, Breathe promise of merry sunshine - As we merrily march and we sing, Tra la, We welcome the hope that they bring Tra-la, of a summer of women and wine. l . Iwi. -wk- '04 --f -,. f lf you think we are worked by strings, Like a Japanese Martinet, You don't understand these things: lt is simply TMC etiquette, Doc Gottlieb lFearless Leaderl and his boys . , .na y, W mwmft f. ' wwafml wr I if f' :H-.gg , Q 4 9 . I , l ' 1 3 D f l 3 1 xt' PM C S TUDE TS VISIT GREECE Cadets with Captain Segalis. 'T' 24 'ft Left to Right: Fred Schettler, Capt. Segallis, Master of T.S.S. OLYMPIA, James Dahle, Art Pappaylion, Dr. Sophocles, Michael Park, Norman Goldberg, Margret Doherty, Michael Sophocles, George Vincent, and Richard Moller. 256 9 . My l Dr. Sophocles sight translates ancient Greek script, in Athens. fact, by a very ancient, but famous, relative. PMC's Inter-College Cultural Affairs Program culminated its Hrst year of existence last summer with a grand tlnale that was both a cultural and a symbolic success. The event was a 60-day tour of Greece by Dr. Sophocles, the professor of philosophy and director ot the ICCA program at PMC. The tour, which started in New York July 9th and ended there in September. In addition to visiting and studying many of the cultural and historical centers of Greece, the Group enioyed the extra pleasure of attending the commencement exercises of the Royal Greek Military Academy in the presence of King Paul, and the honor of receiving the Academy's colors for presentation to the college. 257 Dr. Sophocles quotes ANTlGONE which was written l HOMECOMI G PREPA RA TION AND VICTORY PARADE Preparation activities were ob served by the Genera! and Co det Chief of Stott. The Student Body worked for into the night preporing for the next doy's Homecoming festivities. The spirit engendered by the vic- tory porode thot evening ond other preporo- tory cxctivities contributed to the greot tri- umph which ensued on the morrow. Ml--t, 1 ' n I 77 rf, -, '. A 'V M J- 1 .Vai E .,, ar 393 ' H 'W K HOMECOMING DA 2' DECURA TIONS ' Thl h f tgd f ldd Q P Y p phf T f Th y were indicative of the f' p t h h h th pl y g Id Th 1' d y ecuin he e MQ H 'MAY 24 ' 'VMS o v ff' mi . 1 1 'Ax 1 IYU n r 5 V 4 Azifiqvbl f HOME COM! G QUEEN IS CRO WNED Each cn Queen Mrs. Albie Fileretto, wife of the recently deceased football gre-or and lost yeor's Homecoming Queen, crowns this yecJr's Queen, Miss Mary Helen HoHmon. V X 'y 'A fb' 1 V Xiil '5.r The new Queen makes her acceptance address. Y. Cdr. Cpl. Repeto stands proudly with the Queen The address from lost yec1r's Queen had Cl poignant note of tragedy in if as she stands without cz King. COMMENCEMENT WEEKEND lm - GRAD UA T10 Alumni from all classes come from far and near for the annual Broom Drill in which they are honored by the present Cadets who! will one day become Alumni. COMMISSI ONIN G Lt. General Wafson proffers advice to the new Second Lieutenonts. The P.M.C. version of cn very happy lost mile. served commission W- the culminqtion of four yeor's labor and cmxiely. General Woison awards cz well cle- -sn-f.,,,,.L. -. .,. .V-J-...nn 54 - W M . . - ,A 1 a. . ' 4,531-r --.Aj N 5 .... .- 4. 5 1. 'fir Qvxrrf, . ...N ,, . 5 l' 1,4 . 1.4.5, '+i!Si'3it's:!'ZfW 1' -' iff -i f e. -,-in x'k::'f'a'!1N-' ' 1:3-'3,' .xC x ' wa.. 'Pl The Ranger Platoon with ils adviser, Captain Deilie. PMC RANGER PLA TOO Cdl. Dennis lson learns the principles of radio operafion. Log exercise and horizontal ladder. 4' JAP JJ' r ,- Rangers make final weapons check at assembly area before staging mock offensive against local Marine Reserve Unit. Cadet Platoon Leader Art Prior led tlio Ranger attack. PM C RECEIVES TA Cadets watch tlmc arrival of the tank which will bc used by the Military Science Dept. for Armor orientation. The Tank was obtained tlwrouglt the cf- forts of Maior Bloklcy. K' I- -11 Mr. Lusclu, o Philadelphia philonfhropcr, points out The fine points of the 55,800 pointing, which he hos lust do- nated to college, To Mr. Neil Parkinson ond Cdr. Capt. Kirk Duble who represent the PMC lnfcr-Collcgioie Cul- turol Affairs Committee. PMOS answer to the Kingston Trio, Peter, Poul 81 Mory, etc. ore from L. to R.: Dick Eggers, lngi Jacobson, Tyson Sprondel, Pot Summers, Jcfl Mother 81 Gregg Allen. l 3 l'.? ,ow f lg' W N 41 Co-Editors Kirk H. Duble and John F. Mahoney, try to integrate pictures, layout and copy in a harmonious iuxaposition. of new ways to make money. G. L. Carlisle hunts another quote. TEARBOOK STAFF h' k John and hotographer Abe Orlick discuss merits of various pictures cn C 2. 3 KD M U. Z Q J Q Lo YD 1 0 C -4 L.. Z o -. .. cn -. 2. CD U. -. o -. 5 -o Vic Lafrenz - oss't. photographer. PQ 'gi' Lv SEQ! ig in ...f ... . I , A .. . N., '1 ,..,. .n .. , . I ., .. . X l D - .f U 4.-1 . uf,-ur 1 ' T.. , ,.,. ,,,,. ft... ' qi- f 1.111 'KX' -- ff . . , A . 1 ff, fm, i J 1 :.' I Ui 1. 'X . , ,I M 5 ml QC: nr'g,:'. c 1. . Y 'AX , S uf EPIPHA IES The staff undergoes the rigors of an idea sessions. From L. to R. the bard, film iockey, the manipulator, 8- the cynical quote chaser. l I --nnoton-uh -Q The photographic poet reflects upon the mo The pen is mightier than the saber saith the bard, but . . . 270 ments he has captured. fllli ll' I i t . . . nothing is sacred to a business manager. The bard wonders how Willie would have done it. The editors would like to extend their ap- preciation to Jim Delay, who helped with the typing, and .loe Giampalmi, who helped with the history of the football season. SL l 5 P , 1 E Alosl The well of inspiration has run dry. 4 of the 7 deadly sins. l 2 4 JY' V Ci., ' Q N' -N. -..fe ' x -5 'Q ,. I y aj L . f ' f fi. fs? , i m ' 155' MISS SABER 8. SASH Miss Joyce Kelling, the fiance of l, the editor, Kirk H. Duble, was chosen to be the 1964 Miss Saber 81 Sash. Joyce, who not only inspired me in my moments of depression and assisted me in some of the technical aspects of preparing this publication, was the unanimous choice of the entire staff. K l 1 ,Q P f l X if: J l in-ms i .1 ix. I 1 7.149 . Q R Vw 495 -,Q ' ' ' f7 i2W 3w9l'1 2' 1 V MQSXEQEE xzf. 22zs,e:4z fw ' . 445' R I ul x 5 ' ' M, Q N, x si T 'Q Fx TQAIJM an .TNQ 'N -Q 5' I x. f I K ' xq '9 4 'f -, I. X 3 S fl 1' -, ss, iq, '-, 4 , t7 Q5-yy - 4, Jax In , an Jrnzhx Aviuhs I X4 , Q K4 3 I N' N, 3 1 ' 2 1 -4 Q Pm -s -X . 1xq?ivX -N 'A . w 31' -. ' ' A -4 lv- ' nu.. .,- W w- 1.1. w. ,1- 1 .N Q . lx. m , X ' N , 1 -. X y, an r f' V x ,.,5.,, v rf' .. . Q -q,,g:.fx ' 6 THE CADE TS GO T0 ' ' f ATLANTIC ,nb -5 Q x-ein S C H554 Jie. W :lf il ffwflf C1 TY' 4 . Q p:f,fr1.ll xfpl Q f'5 '.. ' ' 274 UPON THE FIELDS OF FRIENDLY STRIFE ARE S0 WN THE SEEDS THA T UPDN OTHER FIELDS, ON UTHER DA TS, WILL BEAR THE FR UITS OF VIC TOR TD DOUGLAS MacARTHUR, 1919 The First Battalion sneers as Kings Point moves up behind HQ Company. THE C ORP MARCHES O THE FIELD Headquarters Company as seen from the second floor of Convention Hall as they wait to move in for the third annual indoor classic. Headquarters Company leads the PMC March- on. The inferior band tot their right served as CI good counterpoint in highlighting our qualities. The Color Guard: their flags draped with block in honor of The lute President. The platoons of Cadets exhibit their justly famed perfection as they show Kings Point how it's done. I r ,wr ,,. ' I H X F I J . , y , ., 1 1' ' I ' ' .'A Rfl -My NA , , A: 913 , ,, ,- X x F ' . , ,.- A ' -5- 5111, i ' L 'I L' ,A-M':E5.,R , -f .fm A, . , , i ff j 'ifw.s X ig A , in . M jpws: 0 ' , A- f 3,4-. 1' ' 9 0. 5 al' 4 - A ' ' WM. - 5 'ff E' ' fu H Q. H C :I A, Q, 5 F, ' - .. aff: ,ff L 1' 4 .Veg K 1? Y . . Mn X-H ' ' xii, X K. ,V .af 451 ui, V A as 'A N jg ' 'QSM fZ?', fi' V. hx i ' ff wa , 3 t A 1 L .5 v ' CV ,W . FV 5-'AV 'ff Pi ' ' ,maui ak. '- 11- N. , .. ky ' ' HTH' ,. 1 x , V V . xx x 5. , 6' 'J xx 9 'B 15 Q . Agn 1 ,' fi, Qjai ' 4 . K 5 .Sy H v' - ,ny N wxga . 'W X, Lx ' ' gf A VH wg , I gg, I-w kf' ,Hx ff . fi , n - n ? ' f ,Nt-I. LAY 9' I xg A, 4 W... X Q ..,.,:- , -, tty fsi, .f.. f if ' asf? W ' ,- . . L. I- 'LN If Ai, VL 'X .3 QQ 'fx if U w A, LQYIP4 fhgilrsrli, I V NW un- Q We . E KV' 4 -7 irq- . x l 1 1 x. 's 1 , x - - r J qv A af' Nw i.,?1'f ':? W fr X M' - li A ' NJN my W xx . -, .a I 5. rf! f I ,1 ,, , . .5 X.. Os. in ' 4 , ' x K 1 , N1 J X z X4 'L' 'D 'X is if 'ex M-1 H Al Q' 2. Alhough bettered in Football, no one could surpass PMC's Compony Q-5, Pershing Rifles. With precision and dexterity they awed the spectators ond the middies of Kings Point. HALF- TIME HI GHLI GH T They tried. isnickerj 231 Tyson Sprundcl, Commanding Omcor of Company Q-5, reports to Mcxior Gencrcil Biddle to begin the show. THE JQINT MILITARY BA LL The Milifcxry Boll which followed The gome found mony cadets more successful than they had been in Football. 2 SPCDRT it 6 . Mn' ,eww M1 ', M .- Y' W ,WL 'xi N t',1-Mg,-A .1 qw 1 I if si . wr,.4'17:',,, -,lg :if V- 1.174 f ,mu MQ, ., 'rbi ig Q1 43, W2 5 ' v '1a'N 1 if , N mafia: ,V , f ig ici., 5 .M M, A I, ur n Xe , Jw W' +-W 'AwS'n37 1-1 iw M5325 ' w.,mW W !',YQ?.4vT!wfvf '..,n,xg, 0 f ' . 5 W : QL -' A W-. M,,ek5'3,.'f 1 f 4 jwvnfja . new 'V M Q ,I My Y vw' 1' ,. ,X 61' 1?'7lN'mg M ' M M 1 Mwwui' W ww 4 Un Wm' .,, jf' XT 1963 CADET FOOTBALL SQUAD BOTTOM ROW lL-RJ Bill Yarnall, Terry Grow, Paul Reselle, Clark Wonderland, Larry Geter, Bill Sumolon, Frank Pellegrini, Pete Rahana, Fred McGuiney, Harry Ritsert, Ron Chiumento. SECOND ROW Dan McLaughlin, Bert Ncvino, George Burke, Nick Trainer, George Straits, Joe Giarnpolmi, Tony Closkey, Bob Gardill, John Hamilton, Bill Sidler, Larry O'Hara, Bob Heiser. THIRD ROW 286 Charles Hires, Tom Whitesell, Tom Chiomento, Bill Burch, John Grant, Leo Pelleriti, Dom Gorruto, .loe Carter, Bill Allanoch, Larry Cox, Bill Calhoun. FOURTH ROW Chick Goebel, Steve Bender, Bob Grosch, Gene Conard, Tom Steele, Jim Flanagan, Joe Burbidge, John McTaggart, Vern Davis, George Frame. COA CHI G STAF A Man.. . A Fran Savostano, Stan Freedman, Lee Royer, John Udoivich, Jim Komornicki. SENIORS: Bob Gardill, George Burke, Bill Sidler, Tony Closkey, George Straits, Joe Giampalmi, Nick Trainer, John Hamilton. .1 .4 HEAD COA CH LEE KROCK' ROTER, THE TIRELESS AND FIERT NA VICA TOR OF THE CADE TS, HERE RE VEALS HIS INDOMIT- ABLE CHARA CTER. if 'AE THROUGHOUT THE TRIALS AND TRIBULA TIONS1 THE ROCK NEVER LOST FAITH IN HIS BOYS. ONLY HIS FIGURE STOOD ON THE SIDE- LINES. MENTALLK HE WAS IN ON E VERY PLA If SCORED EACH TD. lf WA GNER SINKS P.M.C. 25-0 ALL THE CADETS' HORSES AND ALL THE CADETS, MEN COULDN'T REVERSE THE TIDE OF CHAGRIN PMC played Wagner fairly even for almost three periods in the season's Opener, before the difference in size and depth began to fell. The Seahawks had only a 7-O lead at half time and might not have had that if the Cadets hadn't been halted inches from a TD late in the second period. But Wagner pushed across another TD in the third quarter, then sewed it up with two lengthy drives in the last period. Even in defeat, Royer found tvvo bright spots in the playing of sophomore Vern Davis and senior end Joe Giampalmi. What little opportunity the Cadet fans had to cheer came when Davis was passing and Giampalmi was catching late in the game. lt's a combination that will bear watching in the future. 291 Although the oftensive attack never strongly materialized, the defense showed good teamwork. Gang tackling such as this ex- emplifies team unity. Tom Chiomento receives the pass from Vern Davis that turned out to be the only Cadet score. WESTERN MAR 2' LA N D TOPPLES CADETS 31-6 292 The Codets took the opening kickorcl ond morched 60 yds. before fum- bling on the WM. 15. On thot opening sequence, PMC took the boil from its 25 to the Western Morylond 38, mostly on posses by John Homilton ond rushes by Joe Corter. From the 38, Full- bock Leo Pelleriti found o big hole ond ripped oft ct I5 yd. goin to the 23, but fumbled on the next ploy ond well, C'est lo guerre. AFTER TWO CR USHINC DEFEA TS THE ROCIf,' BECOMES IRA TE, MUCH PAIJXQ THOUGHT AND PASSION CO INTO THE NEXT A TTA CI? AND .............. f ' 'J M JH Y I in 0 Y x' Q7 I x 'LJ lflmxg, .I 4 ' 49 W 6 x M . i 'lfism 'QR is t V ' , ,,, R - 'mi S63 v 91: K I N . T mm' 3 3 xH xr, Ng s .X X ' xX X ,I .A Q... . .f ' n 1 , v .X A 3 55375 Q L, . ' 1 'f X 'll w- . K ,- f f 1 . 1 AA LL, K ,f I jAR WILKES TD., may seem, Frank escaped. Faith, that rare commodity which has the power to move mountains, can also move football teams. These men never gave up, Coach Royer explained, After our first two de- feats and even after Wilkes moved ahead of us in the last period, they still had faith in themselves and in their team- mates. lt looked like a damper for the entire Homecoming weekend when Wilkes shot its fullback up the middle for a 52 yd. TD that gave the visitors a l2-6 lead early in the fourth period. But this team was not to be denied. Putting the ball in play on their own 38 after the kickoff, the Cadets marched 62 yds. in eight plays to tie the score on Heiser's 2 yd. dive, and went ahead on l-leiser's conversion. The Cadets added some insurance late in the period when end Tom Steel blocked a Wilkes punt which rolled out of the end zone for an automatic two points. Pursuit 8. Pressing the passer made this a team effort. CADETS'MISTAIfES PROVE CUSTLT AS MORA VIAN WINS 17-7 The Cadets made their first mistake when Joe Carter fumbled on his own 38. Eight plays later, Moravian was on the scoreboard. Later in the period, Carter intercepted a pass and went 49 yards for a TD, Heiser converted to tie the score. A fumble on the Cadet 29 resulted in the Greyhounds' second score and a fleld goal in the fourth period iced the game. Nick Trainer pulls to lead the interference. Joe Carter kicks his heels at his pursuers in the final burst to the goal line. ERRORS AGAIN PROVE FA TAL AS DICKINSON WINS THEIR HOMECOMING 21 13 Birch and Co. prepare to insure the permanence of the He ho I es to The Cadets had a l3-7 lead in the third period and were going for another score when Dickin- son intercepted a flat pass and went all the way. The P.A.T. made it l4-13. The Cadets gambled and lost on a fourth and three situation in the final quarter - and lost. Smoker Gallagher, the timeless enigma that lurks in the shadows of every pep rally, has here, once again, come to the fore to extol the merits and virtues of this year's team. A figure seldom seen in daylight, ex- cept at games, becomes effervescent in the evening spotlight. Smoker has to be the oldest and most faithful follower of the PMC Football team, and no season can ever properly begin without a spirited oration from this venerable sage. ' CARTER'S RU S HELP CADETS UP ET DRAGO S 10 0 Rock rides out on the wave of victory. l 0 '. A The Cadets, for the first time this season, combined a solid offense with an unyielding defense and the results were graphically revealed. Drexel, who had previously mauled four other MAC opponents, never materialized a threat on the scoreboard, The game was even more one sided than the score indicates. Joe Carter turned in a peak performance along with Frank Pelligrini and John Hamilton. Up front tackle George Stratts played his finest game and linebackers Nick Trainer, George Burke and Pete Rohana were magnificent. All in all, it was a game of heroes, all of them ours. Joe Carter breaks loose for the only touch- down of the game. Bob Gardill pivots to receive pass Carter, finally cornered, struggles for a few more inches. His total yardage for the day was 121. 9 7 I x Y mn.. lu 'Qu , A ui 01 KA, .xv 3, rf! i f 1 SK if y, Nil -, nl-F' -va.. 1. Aix ,,,.--. u' - - f .. D-L 7 EU! , 0 . , if , W I ' 'I fx e gg .f 'r ' f - if fmx 'Z af 5 if ' X ' I ah-.L Y X L ' I ' With Malice towards all and iustice for none, the Cadets begin their conquest over Swarthmore. TRICK PLAY KILLS CADETS AS SWARTHMORE WI S 7-6 THE BIG ONE THAT GOT A WA if Smoker looks pensive and con- cerned as he observes the strife from the sidelines. l l i l Although outployed by the Cadets throughout the game, the Quakers, whose entire student body had crawled out of the woodwork to cheer, managed to pull one out of their hat. -..---1--.., ,.. - , V wb V - 42 ' ' . 43 ?l 'M' Os , L' :ju 1-1 A 4 ,. A ',4o'45 Af' - M A rf-1 . -- ' .. 1 ,ai J 1 , . at ,pg fs, ',.4 V I, to-wav, 1 ' N ppp , xx A 5 'vw' 4 ,Lv- ., 5' , 44,. ' -pf as .xx ' -V T f i TA I' V v rt me 0-Q '-R yr- I-A 's 'ou PN I - - .-.A 5 A if I ,. '... ' ,y N-as M 1 an . ' ',,, 4 , Q .K n Q. - ,. L, Mg , , , , ,. -' H Q , 4u- r- uv-f ' , s' ., . b .Qf'T- S, ,Yf fb L 'H ,Q . ' .lr 5 N 1144 ,e s ' 1, lb. J! fps. 4' .H 'av- :.' Cz: , x 'f .' ..-'...-4.1-si.. ' ' ' ' Lf, hh 'rv ,Llvlg-. ': VK' f 4' , 'NF 1 4 - 4 ' ' 1, ' sr nm , f U ' , , 1, ,Q A-' . A . '4 '-' ' -v. 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After the ceremonies were concluded, the Corps moved into the stands as King's Point won the toss. The Mariners started oft with a rush, taking the opening kick- off over in iust 12 plays. The Cadets managed to tie in the second Quarter. Leo Pel- leriti's 49 yd. quick kick landed on the enemy 4. When the Mariners tried to punt out, Larry O'Hara blocked it and Tom Steel recovered the pigskin in the End Zone. Heiser made it 7-7 with his kick. King's Point came right back with a 62 yd. drive after shifting into the shotgun. The score at half time was T4-7. The Cadets took the second half kickoff back 68 yds. on a drive highlighted by a spectacular Hamilton to Tom Chiomento pass play. A two point conversion failed. Late in the third period, the Mariners scored from mid-field for TD number three. Hope for victory remained until King's Point began a pass offensive from mid-field in the final minutes and scored with deliberation. 27-13 IN BOARDWALK BOWL C0mpIeted, Burke moves in for the kill. The fumble that turned the tide. . . ... gh .,, .glam ...as-N,. ,W ,M Q. .. ' 1' r - 4- , .. fm vga: - , F! , :- 7 ' ix. T4 mu -LZ' Jn. K I' fe! K' 1 U b I fflffll - . -1 . u 'Y f ., Q x V' , .. - s n X 3 x A , A ... .,, I ., , ,,,,,.-. ,,,. N- -Q0 IW? jf 1 , 1 I 1 of Ls . , 1 ,.-,.,, -.w. A, 'an ...QQ .P 3 fx k Q . 54 D Y 1 if f NV s , L , . ' Iii. if 1 Q , I l 2 ,, Wvug' ff .f H-N P1 1 'Fo QF l ., f 0 5 I .4 , 14. ...... Hood Coach Skip Dougherty Captains Ccsrl Sandvik John Rcnoizc A X F' Head Couch Frank Robinson Captain Hank Meincke OCCER TEAM CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 0 ' 3 I Aki . l - rc th I pefuls SWIMMING TEAM The 1964 Code! M men M- 2.5 .xx '307 Small in number, buf large in hcclrf, of length they beat their season ouf. BASKETBALL Cadet Frosh, the best plebe court Team yet. ,M 1 j if 4 4. 'ur . I A, 7 ' V JQ.,.' 5 1 QR 7:54 , sf W., hw '- fw, n Affgvgfg ' 'M ,, , f I . . ,K3.gs,v,y' gizf 1,34 Q',l'iL1ff:i,f5W0Q gqfwwmfgf :W ij L ty, ,,.' w QM, gmt-f-f ., ,wi- wnn? Fx' -'m3n?'5j5g.. 5 V, ,. Y -fn ,-H, V , ,,,. .V j .QW --. ,.,, 'ii ,. fa n I' fa 'J I la, hi if 1 WP we A '--vm., uv .wq J'-myxm ,.1, , 2 --0-n....J 1 ' we 1 A 4 fx -' W' My ' , l ,- x 1 , 1 Head Coach Harald Sveinbiornsson, Assistant Fred Ulmer andthe boys that surprised the MAC Senior veteran John Duff wrestles off with John Grant in Pre-Meet eliminates. 310 1 Y Elofion boils ovcr as Coders watch the final pin Hint Brooklyn PoIyTocI1. gives PMC on upset victory over vm-astmmmix nu-...gm wi mmm, . , 4 Q V--q.m-vm---wugm W RIFLE TEAM PISTOL TEAM TENNIS TEAM GOLF TEAM BASEBALL Johnny Hamilton fakes his sfond in 1he bc1Her's box. TEAM Coach Pollock ond the 1963 Cadet Buscboll Team. fl' 1 . .ff.n.. mn., -A A,. s J -- J. A 4 1 .l x ' 'l 4 , , ' -Q 'a 3-u'l Z The timeless editice of O .. Q A ld Main stands passively In the background as it obsvrvcs yor another athlutic contest on its hallowed grounds. Here, Alexander Warner prepares to stamp his approval on a offering from Svvc1rthmore's pitcher. Joe Giampalmi, senior catcher and signal caller poses afiably in pre-game warm-up. 1 .12 - Q ' ' '- s , V I t V L. A v+,f'tL21 , 'wif :Nl Miele goes for number one. Cadets finish one and two ID the two I TRA CK TEAM THAT THE SPIRIT OF ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE, INHER- ITED FROM THE CREEKS, THRIVES ATP. M. C. MAYBE SEENB2' THE OLYMPIC FLAG WHICH WE ARE ONE OF THE FEW COLLEGES PRIVILECED TO FLT. n -.. ' . J.. 1 'I JP, n AQ4 - hw .54 hy H 1 . I f A X Y , Z V .rr pf x 5- 5-1 ,dw 5 -zqxwmw, X -A ,f.7 f- x.ik .,, f x M 1 . . f, 'N A fx 4 X, ,-- K Q X-., ..4....-,. -A. ' - A '-'. -A 1 .ew C., I R A fnnpunnulnn, 1 V 4 1 is A. 11 1 A f J , 2 ,A I -,, . LA ,N 17, . ' ,W Y . Z-f ,Z If XA pi? V , , Vi x A ,aff X 5 .raw . .f-'a ij -45 fl 'JM 4? I .fb - 1 L h I ,. . ,-., 1, - , - .. , . M f ' A i..:........-.....,..,..-g5J ,MW Wu, ay .... ,W ---A---- Af - MVA. in X' .J X 1. ... 1: ' ', 2 'I x' l , , f n X I' V h f 'h , i y ,WY ,fu W N ., V ,wr , 1 sf , I f 2, y 1 ., ,fe M, I 4,1 rm - 'X 4.1 H J ,Q ,, , ... E' ,rv .r 1-Ivy our 'Si Dean Benlamm Arnold Robert H. Janke Dean of the Evening Division Administrative Assistant Classes of the Evening Division ot Pennsylvania Military College have since 1954, pro- vided educational opportunities at college level to residents of Delaware County and the surrounding area. Along with a rapid enlargement in enrollment from year to year the college has an ever increasing range of courses. With the emphasis of many ot these courses being cultural and humanistic rather than vocational, the school maintains its reputation ot developing first class citizens. The Evening Division ofters programs which lead to the bachelor ot science degrees in accounting, management and engineering. ln addition, associate degrees are offered to those students who complete roughly one-halt the credit requirement tor the full degree. Joseph W. Aitken Boothwyn, Pa. Engineering Stephen J. Babiack Folcrott, Pa. Engineering Student Council 318 Al Phillip E. Bertsch Bryn Mowr, Pa. Accounting Robert J. Bianco Springfield, Pa. Management Robert Bruce Ridley Park, Pa. Engineering Edward A. Bursich Springfield, Pa. Engineering John J. Callahan Chester, Pa. Accounting Stewart G. Carr Wallingford, Po. Engineering Phi Alpha Epsilon Mario C. Collevechio Wilmington, Del. Engineering Phi Alpha Epsilon Lawrence E. Currier Chester, Po. Accounting John H. Dabbock Sharon Hill, Pa. Management Student Council 319 2- Raymond A. DiPretoro Folsom, Pa. Accounting Vincent J. DiSciullo Swarthmore, Pa. Engineering Stanley G. Familant Media, Pa. Engineering Joseph I. Fink Claymont, Del. Management William J. Fluharty, Jr. Upland, Pa. Accounting Albert R. Frederick, Jr Folsom, Pa, Engineering Francis X. Hannigan Claymont, Del. Management xitrqr ' x' m Ronald J, Klimaszewski Drexel Hill, Pa. Management Robert -Y. Kline Clifton Heights, Pa. Management C Fred J. Kryka, Sr. Chester, Pa. Accounting had Edward T. Liversidge Chester, Pa. Engineering Charles E. Morgan Newark, Del. Engineering James F. Moyer Ridley -Park, Pa. Accounting Donald .l. Osborne Chester, Pa. Engineering Jc-hn J. Smedley Collingdale, Pa. Accounting David L. Warren Upland, Pa. Management Student Council Richard A. Watson Ridley Park, Po. Management Phi Alpha Epsilon Robert F. Wood Lansdowne, Pa. Engineering Uh- s , fs' ' 5 Z , 5 .'. . M ,F ,L.:,g,,U-, . .. ,V:: s .x ' g iwigav '.,w.1TbK 9. ' , I . 0 I .- -' ' ..Al,' , .- ' Y v A , I .., A A A f 'GF'-.' J ' ' .- , yu ., ,. , - .1 - - I 1, '- Sp ml -si L , r' ' l ww j' :Ziff I o ,fs , f - A1 JY ' 1 ' qw A .A f' . , . 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TOADVINE CHAIRMAN OF THE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DIVISION MARCH 2, 1964 SENIOR INDEX CA DE TS ALBARELL, MICHAEL M., Bethleham, Pa., Economics, Sgt., 2d Lt., TKE, PSEA, ROA, Newman Club, Base- ball. ALDERFERM, GILL R., Ridley Park, Pa., Biology, Cpl., Color Sgt., Capt. TKE, Student Council, Football. ANDREEKO, ANDREW A., Wilkes- Barre, Pa. Elec. Eng. Cpl., Sgt., SAME, SAE, LEEE, Dome, Saber 8t Sash, Glee Club, Soccer, Tennis. AUSEL, JAMES E., Mech. Eng. Sgt. SAME, Judo Club, Ranger Platoon. BARTON, BYRON B., Baltimore, Md., English, Sgt., Ist Lt., English Club, Canterbury Club. BEALL, MARSHALL., Arlington, Va., Sgt., 2d Lt. AUSA, NEA, Canterbury Club, Judo Club, Penrose Republi- can Club, Track. BELL, WILLIAM J., Pottstown, Pa., Economics, Sgt. Theta Chi, SAM, Track, Football. BENSON, JOSEPH W., Wilmington, Del., Pol. Sci., PS Club, ICG, Demo- crats Club, ROA, Newman Club. BLUMBERG, PETER, Reading, Pa., English, Sgt. Alpha Sigma Phi. BRIGGS, CHARLES E., Sandusky, Ohio, Accounting, Sgt. Pershing Rifles, Wesley Club. CAPPONE, THEODORE T., Arnold, Pa., Pol. Sci., Color Sgt., 2d Lt. Roa, PS Club, Democrats Club. CAPRIOLA, EDWARD A., Teaneck, N.J., Biology, Cpl., Sgt., 2d Lt. Presi- dent - AUSA. CARLISLE, GORDON L.,Phila., Pa., Accounting, Mother's Day Cpl., Sgt.fMai., Capt., Lt. Debate Team, Pres. - Engl. Club, Saber 8c Sash, Council on Religion, ICCA, Track. COHEN, ROBERT J., Newark, N.J. Acct., Sgt., Lt., PR Pledge Master, SAM, Theatre Club, Var. Club, Hil- lel Club. COLLINS, ROY M., Chemistry, TKE Band, ACS Dance Band. CRUZ, JOHNNY R., Agana, Guam Economics, Ranger Plt., Judo and Karate, Tennis. DAVIS, GARY J., Bloomfield, N.J., Economics, Sgt., Lt., TKE, SAM, IFC, PS Club, Rep. Club, Football, Wres- tling. DELAY, JAMES F., Bethlehem, Pa., Economics, PR Pledge Master, TKE Company Commander PR. DIGUGLIELMO, ANTHONY, Jen- nette, Pa., Mech. Eng., TKE, SAE, AA, IEEE, Lacrosse. DONG, ROBERT, Verona, N.J., Eco- nomics, SAM, DOME, S8.S, TKE, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Baseball, Track. DRAKE, WILLIAM E., Media, Pa., Economics, First Sgt., First Capt., SAM. DUBLE, KIRK H., Atco, N.J., English, Cpl., Sgt., Capt., Editor - S8tS, Chairman ICCA, English Club, Track, Wrestling - Captain. DUFF, JOHN P. Birmingham, Ala., Economics, Sgt., SAME, SAM, Alpha Sig, Rose Bud, Wrestling, Golf. DUFFY, ROBERT D., Oreland, Pa., Economics, Cpl., First Sgt., Capt., TKE, Student Council, SAM, ROA, Class Treasurer, Golf. DUNCAN, DAVID M., Seward, Pa., Pol. Sci., AUSA, Glee Club, Head Var. Manager. DUNN, WILLIAM H., Collingswood, Pa., English, Cpl., Sgt., Capt., PSEA, Band. DUTCH, CHARLES E., Bridgeton, N.J., Economics, Sgt., Lt., SAM,- Theta Chi, NEA, Class Pol. Com. EGGERS, RICHARD F., Economics, Sgt., Lt., ROA, SAM, Alpha Sig, Flight, Swimming - Captain, Skeet. 340 EVANS, EUGENE H., Broomal, Pa., Economics, Cpl., Color Sgt., Capt., Circle K - Pres., SAM, Football, Basketball. FILO, FRANK A., Bethlehem, Pa., Mech. Eng., Chairman - Class Dances, SAME, ME Club, PS Club, Dem. Club, Rifle. FOURNIER, RONALD F., Civil Eng., SAME, ASCE, Theta Chi, Band. FOX, GEORGE P., Levittown, Pa., Elect. Eng., First Sgt., SAME, IEEE, SAE, PR, ROA 'VP, S-4 PR. FRANK, GEORGE C., Wilmington, Del., Economics, TKE, Class Pres., SAM, Class Pol. Comm., Football, Wrestling. FRANKENSTEIN, WILLIAM, Pitts- burgh, Pa., Pol. Sci., Sgt., VP - Hillel Club, Cheerleading, Judo, Student Council, Glee Club, PS. Club, Rep. Club. GALDA, DWIGHT W., Upper Sad- dle River, N.J., Pol. Sci., ROA, AUSA, Band, PS Club, Baseball. GARDILL, ROBERT P., Johnstown, Pa., Acct., Sgt., Capt., Class VP, SAM, Pol. Comm., Varsity Club, Football, Baseball. GLASGOW, JOHN D., Mahwah, N.J., Pol. Sci., Sgt., SAM, Manager, and Student Trainer. GREENE, ALLAN R., New Brunswick, N.J., Mech. Eng., Sgt., Theta Chi, Football, Grumbling. HAFER, CHARLES A., Economics, Lt., Theta Chi, SAME, SAM. HAGOPIAN, ROBERT K., Brooklyn, N.Y., Economics, Sgt., TKE, Sect., VP SAM., Soccer. HANDLE, MAURICE P., Waban, Mass., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Lt., Debate Club, PS Club, Theatre Club, ICG, Class Treasurer, BOB. HANKINSON, JOHN R., South Riv- er, N.J., Pol. Sci., Sgt., PS Club, Canterbury Club, Varsity Club, SNEA, Alpha Sigma Phi, Baseball. HAROF, EDWARD J., Queens, N.Y., Elec. Eng., Sgt., SAME, SAM, IEEE, NSPEIVPI, Radio Club, Judo Club. HARTMANN, HAROLD E., Jamaica, N.Y., Economics, Sgt., SAM, Circle K Club, Canterbury Club. HATTMAN, HENRY H., Coraopolis, Pa., Elec. Eng. DOME - photog- rapher, SAME, IEEE, NSPE, Eng. Club. HENRY, HOWARD G. JR., Haver- ford, Pa., English, Cpl., Sgt., 2d Lt., DOME, Canterbury Club, Sports Car Club, ROA, SAM, Soccer. HEYEN, JACK A., Katonah, N.Y., Economics, Sgt., SAM, TKE, Swim- ming Instructor. HICKEY, DOUGLAS L. JR., Nar- berth, Pa., Pol. Sci., DOME, PS Club, Democrats Club, INRC, Newman Club. KASTNER, HOWARD F., Bingham- ton, N.Y., Economics, DOME, SAM, ROA, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Cheerleader. KAUFMAN, JEROME, J., Rome, N.Y., English, Sgt. KEELAN, WILLIAM L., Queens, N.Y., Accounting, Sgt., SAM, Democrats Club - Secretary 8. Treas. KILMER, RICHARD H., Ravena, N.Y., Civil Eng., Cpl., Sgt., Capt., Theta Chi, ASCE, Canterbury Club. KINKEAD, DAVID C., Clearfield, Pa., Economics, Sgt., Newman Club, SAM, Skeet Team, Sports Car Club. KIRYLUK, DONALD B., Nicholson, Pa., Economics, Cpl., Ist. Sgt., 2d Lt., TKE, SAM, Newman Club. KLOIBER, RICHARD J., Allentown, Pa., Pol. Sci., Cpl., Sgt., Capt., PS Club - lPresidentI, Debate Team - Co-Captain, Vice Regional Director - ICG. KOCH, GARY F., Irving, N.Y., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Ist Lt., Engr's Club, Foot- ball, Wrestling. KRANYECZ, JOSEPH S., Bethlehem, Pa., Pol. Sci., Sgt., SAME, SAM, Democrats Club. KRUMMENACKER, GEORGE G., Freeport, N.Y., Accounting, Ist Sgt., 2d 8. Ist Lt., SAME, Newman Club, Pershing Rifles. KUZYK, VOLODAR S., Trenton, N.J., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Ist Lt., German Club, PS Club, Pershing Rifles. LAKE, RONALD B., Civil Eng., Sgt., Engr's Club, SCE, Baseball. LOFTS, ROBERT H., English, Cpl., Sgt., Capt., Glee Club, SAME. LOTZ, JAMES J., Pol. Sci., ICG, PS Club, Newman Club, lnternat'l Re- lations Club, Democrats Club, Lia- son Officer. MacDONALD, DOUGLAS D., Eco- nomics, Cpl., SgtfMai., Capt. Theta Chi, SAM, Student Council, Canter- bury Club. MAHONEY, JOHN F., N.Y.C., N.Y., English, Sgt., AUSA, English Club, Newman Club, Saber 84 Sash Co- Editor. MANENTE, NICHOLAS A., Lynd- hurst, N.J., Economics, Cpl., Ist Sgt., Ist Lt., Dance Band, Orchestra. MARTIN, JOSEPH L., Bridgeport, Conn., Accounting, Sgt., DOME, Newman Club, SAME, KSECI, ROA, Baseball. MARTIN, LOREN A., Levittown, Pa., Chemistry, TKE, ACS, German Club, Newman Club. MATIS, STEPHEN M., English, Cpl., Ist Sgt., Ist Lt., Theta Chi, DOME. McQUEEN, WILLIAM F., Downing- town, Pa., Economics, Sgt., SAM, Wesley Club, Skeet Team, Sports Car Club, Pistol Team. MEINCKE, HENRY J. F., Valley Stream, N.Y., Mech. Eng. Cpl., Sgt., Capt., SAME, ROA, SAE, TKE, Tri- angle Club, Soccer - Captain. MERKLE, WILLIAM F., Willow Grove, Pa., Accounting, Cpl., Sgt., Capt., Pershing Rifles, SAM, Religious Council. MESSER, GORDON J., Schuylkill Haven, Pa., Elec. Eng., Sgt., Eng. Club, ROA, Wesley Club, Radio Club, Sports Car Club, IEEE. MILLER, DAVID E., Lindenhurst, N.Y., Pol. Sci., Sgt., 2d Lt., AUSA, Student Trainer. 341 . MILLER, ERIC H., Warminster, Pa., Sgt., PSPE, Engr's Club, Sportsmen's Club, Wrestling. MOORE, ROBERT C., Glenshaw, Pa., Economics, Sgt., 2d Lt., Theta Chi - Pledgemaster - President. MOYER, RICHARD D., Schnecks- ville, Pa., Mathematics, Cpl., Sgt., Capt., Glee Club, Pershing Rifles. MOYER, ROBERT E., Economics, SAME, SAM, Glee Club, Democrats Club, Sports Car Club. MUGNO, THOMAS, Somers, N.Y., Sgt., TKE - Vice Pres. 8. House Chairman. MURPHY, DENNIS J., S. Orange, N.J., Economics, Sgt., 2d 8. Ist Lt., Alpha Sigma Phi, ROA, SAM, Pis- tol TeamlCapt.I, Skeet Team. NORTHINGTON, WILLIAM E., Boothwyn, Pa., Economics, Theta Chi, SAM, Sports Car Club, Re- publican Club. NOTTE, GUY J., Trenton, N.J., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Newman Club, PS Club, AUSA, Flight, Track. OSKIN, DAVID W., Pittsburgh, Pa., English, Color Cpl., lst Sgt., 2d Lt., Wesley Club, ROA, English Club, Pershing Rifles, IAM Club. PELOS, PETER J., New Providence, N.J., Accounting, Sgt., 2d Lt., SAM, TKE, Newman Club lPresI. PETKOV, ABBY A., Phila. Pa., Mech. Eng., Alpha Sigma Phi, Engr's Club, ASME, Tennis. PICKELNER, JOEL M., Williamsport, Pa., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Theta Chi - So- cial Chairman, PS Club, ROA, Hil- lel Club. POLLACK, BERNARD, Phila., Pa. Elec. Eng., Engr's Club, SAE. PRIOR, ARTHUR F., Bergentield, N.J., International Relations, Sgt., Lt., DMS, AUSA, DOME, Ranger Plt., Ldr., Football, Track, Baseball. PUJALS, ENRIQUE V., Puerto Rico, English, Sgt., Lt., German Club, For. Students Club, Soccer. RAGAUSKAS, RAYMOND R., Pol. Sci., PR Bn Staff - Lt. Col., PS Club, ROA, TKE, Dem. Club, Sgt., Capt., Basketball, DMS. RAND, JULES I., Bayside, N.Y., Acct., Sgt., Student Council, Parl., VP, Debate Team, Spring Festival Chairman. REASOR, WALTER E., Berkely Hts., N.J., English, Sgt., Band, SAME, SAM, NROTCBA, Wesley Pres., Glee Club. ROBBINS, BOYD M., Port Norris, N.J., Pol. Sci., Sgt., DOME, ROA, Theta Chi, Skull and Bones. ROBERTSON, DALE R., Mendham, N.J., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Lt., Wesley Club, Pol. Sci. Club, SNEA. RONCHETTI, RAYMOND J., MC- Donald, Pa., Pol. Sci., Cpl., Sgt., Lt., Class Treas., Theti Chi - Treas., Flight, DMS, DOME, IRM. RUSSO, JOHN J., Staten Island, N.Y., Economics, Battery Robinette - Co., SAME, SAM, PS Club, Bowl- ing Club - Pres. RYAN, JAMES J., Rumson, N.J., Ec., Bowling Club, Baseball, SAM, Inter-Col. Bowling. SANDVIK, CARL J., New York, N.Y., Mech. Engr., Sgt., Lt., Nat. Soc. of Pro. Engr., Baseball, Tennis, Swim- ming - Co-Capt., CC - Co-Capt. SAPP, A. JAMES, Scotch Plains, N.J., Economics, Sgt., Lt., Theta Chi, Pledge Master, Varsity Club - Pres., Rifle. SCHMIDT, GARROLD W., Fair Lawn, N.J., Economics, Sgt., SAM, Band. SCRANTON, JOSEPH R., James- burg, N.J., Pol. Sci., PS Club, Dem. Club, IGC. SELLA, GERALD E., Dunellen, N.J., Acct., Sgt., SAM, Varsity Club, Baseball. SHIRING, STEPHAN E., Bethal Park, Po., Economics, Sgt., TKE, SAM, Happiness. SIDLER, WILLIAM E., Dallas, Pa., Mech. Engr., Sgt., ME Club, Foot- ball, Baseball, Wrestling. SMITH, ALLEN R., Ridley Park, Pa., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Lt., SAM, AUSA, In- tramurals. SPAER, ALBERT C., Bridgeport, Conn., Economics, Sgt., Capt., SAM - Sect., TKE, Intramurals. SPRANDEL, TYSON F., Economics- Education, Sgt., PR-CO, TKE, Rum Runners, PSEA, SNEA, NEA. SQUITIERI, LOUIS R., Manhasset, N.Y., Economics, Sgt., Lt., SAM Rum Runners - Mgr. Eng. Club, PR. - First Lt., ICCA. STEWART, HARRY G., Elverson, Pa., Acct., Sgt., Glee Club, Band, SAM, Intramurals. STROM, GREGG A., West Hart- ford, Conn., Economics, Sgt., Lt., DMS, Theta Chi - VP, Senior Class VP, ROA, SAM, IFC, Flight, Foot- ball, Baseball, Intramurals. SUMMERS, PATRICK L., North Caro- lina, Economics, Sgt., Lt., SAME, SAM, TKE, ICCA, Flight, Rum Run- ners, Dance Comm., Intramurals. SUTTON, BOYD D., Arlington, Va., Pol. Sci., Cpl., Sgt., Capt., Debate, Student Council, PS Club, ICG, Glee Club, PS Honor Soc., DMS, Rifle Team - Capt. SWENDSON, JACK N., Port Wash., N.Y., Sgt., SAME, SAM, TKE. THOMAS, WILLIAM G., Chemistry, Sgt., Lt., TKE, ACS, VP, Track, Basketball. UBERTI EDWARD J., Pol. Sci., Sgt., SAME, Dem. Club, PS Club, Theta Chi, Newman Club. VAIL, LESLIE B., Hamburg, N.J., Economics, SGT., SAM, ROA. VANDERLAND, PETER A., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Lt., Band, SNEA, Dance Band, Track. VAN GORDER, TERRENCE A., Wil- mington, Del., Pol. Sci., Sgt., Glee Club, Judo Club, Flight, PS Club. VETOCK, DENNIS J., Johnstown, 342 Pa., Mother's Day Cpl., SgtfMai., Capt., ACS, DOME, PS Honor Soc., Council on Rel., Football, Track. WALKER, ANTHONY C., Haver- town, Pa., Economics, Sgt., Swim- ming, Intramural Ref., Rowing. WATT, JAME O., Warren, Pa., Acct., Sgt., Lt., Theta Chi, PR, Flight, IAM. WEBER, CHARLES E., Glenolden, Pa., Economics, Sgt., Lt., SAM, Stu- dent Council, Circle K, Band. DAY STUDENTS ARNOLD, ROBERT NELSON, Fair- less Hills, Pa., Acct., Sgt., Alpha Sig., Intramurals. BELAS, JOHN J., Chester, Pa., Mech. Engr., PE Club, SAME, SAE - Sect., Alpha Sig., Varsity Club, Track, Intramurals. BRAUER, JAY H., Chester, Pa., Pol. Sci., Intramurals. BROOKS, WILLIAM P., Ridley Park, Pa., Acct., Civilian Control, NEA, PSEA, SAM. BURNSIDE, RAYMOND D., Colwyn, Pa., Economics, SAM. CAMP, JOHN H., Prospect Park, Pa., Acct., Civilian Control, Bowling, Alpha Sig., SAM, Lab Instr. CANNON, JOHN W., Linwood, Pa., EE, Engr. Club, SAE, IEEE. CLEVENGER, WESLEY v., spring- fleld, Pa., Pol. Sci., Compas Club, Football, Intramurals. CLOSKEY, ANTHONY F., ECO- nomics, Chess Club, Rifle Club, SAM, Golf, Track, Football. CONTE, JAMES F., Chester, Pa., Mech. Engr., SAE, SAME, PE Club, Editor - Triangle Tribune, Pres. - Engr. Club. COYLE, JAMES W., Drexel Hill, Pa., Economics, SAM, Alpha Sig. D'AMlCO, THOMAS L., Boothwyn, Pa., Chemistry, ACS, Friedal Craft Club, Basketball Mgr., Pres. - ACS. DUGAN, JOHN P., Milmont Park, Pa., Mech. Engr., SAE, Engr. Club, Triangle Club, Alpha Sig., Day Stu- dent Board - Pres. ESPOSITO, JOHN, J., Phila., Po., Mech. Engr., SAE, SAM, Engr. Club, Triangle Club. EVANS, ALAN G., Boothwyn, Pa., EE, Alpha Sig., VP, Marshall, Engr. Club, Lab Instr., IEEE. FANKHANEL, RICHARD H., Rut- ledge, Pa., Mech. Engr., SAE, ME Club, Engr. Club, PE Club. GARDNER, WILLIAM M., EE, SAE, IEEE, NSPE, Engr. Club, Intramurals. GORMAN, CHARLES D., Woodlyn, Pa., CE, Student Council, Spring Fest. Comm., Engr. Club, Triangle Club, NSPE, ASCE. GRABOYES, NORMAN, Havertown, Pa., Pol. Sci., Bowling, Tennis. GREENHALGH, FREDERlCK,. A., Chester, Pa., Alpha Sig., Bowling, Swimming, SAM, Day Student Con- trol Group. GUNSAULLUS, LOUIS M., Ridley Park, Pa., Mech. Engr., Civilian Con- trol, ME Club, Engr. Club, Triangle Club. HAMILTON, JOHN C., Prospect Park, Pa., CE, ASCE, PE Club, Tri- angle Club, Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Intramurals. HARTIG, HARRY E., Norwood, Pa., CE, ASCE, PE Club, Engr. Club, Baseball, Basketball. HORN, THOMAS H., CE, ASCE, NSPE, Triangle Club, Golf - Capt. HORNA, MARION J., Wallingford, Pa., Mech. Engr., SAE, ASME, PE Club, Day Student Control Group, Varsity Club, Alpha Sig., Track, CC, Swimming, Tennis. KARKOSKY, JOHN W., Chester, Pa., Economics, SAM, Alpha Sig., Varsity Club, Basketball, Track. KILDUFFE, ROBERT R., Folcrott, Pa., Economics, SAM, SNEA - Treas. LAKE, B. DAVID, Secane, Pa., Pol. Sci., Student Council - Pres., NEA, S8.S, Homecoming Chair., Circle K, Copperbeech Ball Chair., Student Honor Board. LASKEY, THEODORE F., Parkside, Pa., Economics, SAM, Dem. Club, Track, Football, Baseball. LAWRENCE, G. ROBERT, EE, SAE, Pres., Alpha Sig., Lab Instr., IEEE, Pres. Committee, Engr. Club, Foot- ball, Track, Soccer. LIKUMS, ERIKS A., Pol. Sci., PS Honor Soc., ICCA - Co-Chairman, German Club. MARKEY, JOHN P., Wilmington, Del., Alpha Sig., SAM, Asst. Treas. - Alpha Sig, Little Lou Club. MARTIN, EDWARD E., Wilmington, Del., Pol. Sci., DOME, Theta Chi, PS Honor Soc., Dean's List. McGONlGLE, JAME R., Upper Dar- by, Pa., Economics, SAM, Intra- murals. McKEE, CHARLES A., Sharon Hill, Pa., Mech. Engr., SAE, ME Club- Chairman. MORTIMER, MARTIN M., Chester, Pa., Acct., SAM - Treas., Football. NICKLE, HOWARD W., Boothwyn, Pa., Mech. Engr., ME Club - VP, Engr. Club - Treas., Triangle Club, SAE. O'MELIA, THOMAS L., Eddystone, Pa., Pol. Sci., German Club, PS Honor Soc. PARSONS, JOSEPH J., Green Ridge, Pa., Chemistry, ACS, Frei- dal-Craft Club, Chem. for a Day. PRIEBE, DAVID A. Springfield. Pa., Pol. Sci., Alpha Sig., Chaplain, Student Council, Sect., Glee Club, IRC, Rep. Club, Track. PYE, DAVID T., Folsom, Pa., Acct., Alpha Sig., SAM, Lab Instr. RECORD, BRUCE J., Collirtgdclle, Pa., Pol. Sci., PS Club - VP, Dem. Club, Pres., Football, Track. REMAIZE, JOHN A., EE, Engr. Club, Day Student Control Group, CC, Track. 343 RHOADS, WILLIAM L., Brookhaven, Pa., EE, Glee Club, Band, Engr. Club, Day Student Control Group, Radio Club. RICHARDSON, KEITH A., Swarth- more, Pa., Economics, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Alpha Sig - Pres., SAM, Tennis, Swimming. ROESER, GERALD B., Woodlyn, Pa., Acct., Alpha Sig. - Treas., SAM. SACK, NELSON J., Chester, Pa., Acct., SAM 6 Pres., Omicron Delta Epsilon, Alpha Sig., Basketball, Track. SELLERS, FRANKLIN R., Broomal, Pa., Acct., SAM, Junior Senior Play- ing Coach, Football. SHACKELFORD, JOHN L., Drexel Hill, Pa., Mech. Engr., ME Club, SAE, Engr. Club. SMITH, THOMAS J., Chester, Pa., Mech. Engr., Engr. Club, PSPE, ME Club. SOTTILE, JOHN R., Upper Darby, Pa., English, Class Pres., Chairman of Day Student Control Group, Al- pha Sig. - Sect., PSEA, SNEA, Basketball. STAUS, FRANK H., Chester, Pa., Economics, Day Student Control Group, SAM, Alpha Sig., Baseball, Basketball. STRATTS, GEORGE, Chester, Pa., Pol. Sci., Varsity Club, Rifle Team - VP, PS Club, Football. THOMAS, WILFRED C., Economics, Theta Chi, Intramurals. TODD, FRANK, Ridley Park, Pa., Acct., SAM, SNEA, PSEA. TRAINER, NICHOLAS P., Aston Ma- nor, Pa., Chemistry, ACS, Varsity Club, Freidal-Craft Club, Football, Basketball. VAN ZANT, FRANCIS W., Mech. Engr., Day Student Control Group, ME Club, Engr. Club, Student Aid. ZEITZEFF, BRIAN S., Chester, PG., Acct., SAM, Alpha Sig. - Treas. D UBLEJS RETRA C T10 UNA APOLOGIA POR SUO LIBRO Gentle Reader: - It hos never been my intention ot ony time during the composition of this yearbook, to discrimincite ogoinst, to slight, disporoge, or unwontingly criticize ony member, student, curriculum, policy, octivity, or minority group of this institution. Wherever I hove creoted sotire, Irony, or humor, it wos devoid of molice. It hos been my predomincite objective to hold ci mir- ror up to the college ond it mony ospects. If I hove omitted, over- looked or foiled to give full credit to ony of the obove mentioned elements, it vvcis purely on oversight on my port, not o monifes- totion of my personol preiudice. Any Humor which hos been evoked wos meont only to moke the memories contoined herein more plecisont. I moy be occused of being too esoteric, too obscure, which in some instonces per- hops moy be quite true. I hove used some symbolism which moy be too obstroct, some phroses too gnostic, some quotes too per- spicocious. 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