Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Barbara Jane Middleton Reporter „ Sarah Trautman Game Leader „ Leona Thompson Song Leader — Jewel Ann Bittner Betty Ann Bodman Lorraine Blieler Trudy Vitale Alice Savidge ROW 1: Mrs. Lutes, B. Bodman, Dr. Snively. ROW 2: A. Savidge, J. Vitale, B. Middleton, L. Thompson, J. Bitner, L. Blyler, S. Trautman. 4-H CLUB The MSC Campus 4-H Club is a service club with the purposes of (1) providing former, present, and future 4-H members with the opportunity to participate in 4-H activities, (2) furthering interest in 4-H, (3) developing leadership and citizenship, (4) providing educational and recreational opportunities for members and (5) rendering service to the club, community, and the country. 4-H stands for head, heart, hands, and health as illustrated by the National 4-H Club Pledge: I pledge My head to clearer thinking My heart to greater loyalty My harfds to larger service and My health to better living For my club, my community, and my country. Activities for the 1962-63 school year included safety, recreation, banquet with leadership theme and the Rev. James Singer as speaker, 4-H Fair, I.F.Y.E. speaker and fund raising project, and community project participation. ROW 1: R. Cole, S. Neugebauer, Dr. Snively, Mrs. H. Lutes, B. Bodman, B. Middleton, S. Beecher, M. Ashton. ROW 2: J. Forst, L. Bower, L. Corbin, J. Bittner, T. Vitale, N. Lebo, C. Butzgy, A. Wenger, L. Bleiler, L. Schall, V. Culver, R. Thomas, J. Dreisbach, L. Thompson, A. Carlson, D. Lent, A. Savidge, C. Kestor, P. Trick, S. Paschall, S. Trautman, M. Toensmeyer, D. Sensinger. 134

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ROW 1: M. McFall, J. Campbell, L. Keir, M. D ' Ardenne, S. Martin, N. Smeach, S. Bourke, K. Hamm, L. Snyder, D. Woodard. ROW 2: P. Anderson, M. Gowan, T. Duchess, F. Worthington, L. Bonhamer, K. Masteller, R. Loch, A. Shaffer, B. Ransom, A. Steehler. Staff Editor-in-Chief Carol Browning Assistant Editor Judy McCoy News Editor Bertha Williams Staff Sally Bourke Gayle Calhoun Mary Lynne Gowan John Eiklor Lois Keir Malinda McFall Emma Jane Jones Feature Editors Brian Stahler Joan Bourke Staff Penny Anderson Donna. Hamm Peter Hartwick Mary Herrick Ruth Loch Ed McNulty Sports Editor Robert Harcharek Staff Leland Bonhamer Maryland D ' Ardenne Tom Dutchess Ken Masteller Ton Crandall Page Editors Beverly Beers Norma Franzen Business Manager Joan Casper Staff Janet Campbell Sylvia Martin Naomi Smeach Circulation Manager Edward Parmenter Staff , Patricia Lutomski Anna Grace Shaffer Louise Snyder Anne Steehler Art Jan Rogers Photography John McNaney Norma Franzen Chief Typists Ellen Donmoyer Marie Coble Staff Beverly Ransom Nancy Kime 133

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L. R., FIRST ROW: Flynn, W. Burr, N. Johnson, R. Oiler, E. Gibbons, N. Menschel, E. Supulski, J. Part, H. VanScoter SECOND ROW: J. Kasputis, W. Badeau, W. Zeaflea, R. Harchark, R. Koeppel, A. Frank,. J. Wadhams THIRD ROW: R. Whitlock, Sitlinger, H. Wafling, E. Kimmel, B. Furman, L. Parsons, T. Brown, V. Jones, Mr. Zulac German Club Informality is the keynote of the newly organized German Club. The casual atmosphere of the meet- ings might seem to veil the purpose of the organization— to know more of the rich heritage of German culture. Germany and the German language is brought closer to the members as they view films, learn of German contributions to art and music, sing German folk songs, and study various other aspects of German culture. Under the direction of Mr. Zulak, professor of German, who has lived and taught in Germany, some fifty members join in the learning and festivities. The club is indeed proof that the study of a language entails more than the learning of grammatical rules, but also involves a detailed study of the life of the people whose mother tongue is being learned. President Donna McManigal Vice-President Mary Smith Secretary Sharon Troutman Treasurer Larry Shelley Adviser . Mr. Edward Zulak 135