Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

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Banchiere i Margaret Grisell Caroline Roth Bllen R. Lehn Phi omena Mastantuono Jenifer Dantheny Johnson Alexis Muir McMillan Judith Sharon Herbst Judy Hormats Jessica Rae Mandell Elinor Jill Marks H |k ' 1 B j mI L - 1 M R AM i jMpH s ■ A M!x i ' . ' L H Gise a Anna Krueger Susan Sheppard Diane Margaret Savage Betty Ann Shapiro Faith Elizabeth Yoho Mary Brem Templeton Kathryn Haven Hennings Catherine Ann Horowitz Sjn l 1 j H ht. r l 1 L. 3 I ' K 1 ' n 1 Y ■ ' A -- ' ,■ Fern Weiner Canter Jennifer Jessop Kathleen Louise Kratt Barbara Morgan Spiegleman Gail Toni Davis 1 Dorothy Lowent iaf Haizman Cllen Stephanie Schreibman Virginia Ann Herold Cheryl V. Gambrell Pamela Elizabeth Poch Harriet Alden Dye Cherie Duane Stanglein Susan Brewer Alice Kessler Shelly Israel Sherridan Conklin ■■■i Ellen Guzum Hutton Susan Price Eleanor S. Wait Chilton Richardson j l ' W ' w U n8| H raBBl ' r . ' - -t ' ' Susan Burke Clemow 4- r- ' Edith G. Penzenstad er Margaret Ruth Sandridge Blaine Scarry Amanda Jane Timney Karen Lynn Friek Susan Ann Schmerer life 4 Bmily Greenaway E, ■ -■ ■ ' - . y- m ■ . Linda Bo te Wh ' itlock Gail Aline Young Pamela H. Davis Davida Tunis Georgia Ellen McKee Cheryl Tow Susan C. Thomas Barbara Bramble Graham Alexandra Marie Hoeh - .- i: iy ' - i :s : ' i r . ; TUTORIAL DIRECTORY ELIZABETH ADAMS, History. The Rote of The- odore Roosevelt as o Mediator in Three International Conferences. JUDITH BACHRACH, History. Oliver Crom- v ell: The Influence of the Military on his Domestic Policy. NANCY BANCHIERE, Psychology. The Effect of Systematic Desensitixotion on Recogni- tion of Unpleasant and Neutral Words. SALLY BARNETT, Spanish-French. An Analy- sis of Three FIcciones by Jorge Luis Borges. MARPHA BEAIRE, Psychology. The Effects of Four Drugs on Approach-Avoidance Behav- ior. MARCIA BINSTOCK, Mathematics. The Utility of Markov Chain Theory in Discussing a Specific Problem in the Area of Human Genetics. ELIZABETH BOSSON, History, The Motivations Behind the Abbot Sugers Rebuilding of the Abbey Church of St. Denis. YVETTE BOURGEOIS, Political Science. The Relation of Law to Morality in Theories of Ideal Societies and their Construction in the History of Western Jurisprudence; and the Hippie Movement. SUSAN BREWER, French. The A-LM of For- eign Language Teaching in the High School: A Critical Evaluation with Recommendations for Modification. GAIL BROOKS, Political Science. The Admin- istration ' s Response to Crisis as Seen in Three Yeors of the Vietnam Conflict— 1950, 1954, 1964. SABRA BURDICK, English. The Nature of Sin and Salvation in the Fiction of Flannery O ' Connor. MARSHA CAMITTA, Biology. Serotonin Levels in Human Phenylketonuria. FERN CANTER, English. The Vision of Nature in the Life of Emily Dickinson as Seen Through Her Poems and Letters. KATHLEEN CARLSON, Biology. A Study of Relationships Among Soil Bacteria and Fungi. KATHLEEN CHALMERS, Psychology. A Study of Probability of Success Estimates in a Criminal Population. OIFAN CHAN, English. The Magic Circle: An Archetypal Pattern of Man ' s Life as the Intersection of the Sacred and the Profane. SUSAN CLEMOW, English. The Morality of Ben Jonson ' s Comedies. SUSAN CLIFFORD, German. The Identity Problem in Two Novels of Max Frisch: Mein Name Sei Gantenbein and Homo Faber. SHERRIDAN CONKLIN, Sociology. A Compari- son of Attitudes to Behavior of College Stu- dents on the Subject of Premarital Sex. BECKEY CONRAD, English. Chaucer ' s Use of Proverbs. JANE COOPER, Political Science. The Con- cept of Ideology: A Discussion of Its Uses and Functions in Explaining Political Be- havior. SUSAN COSGROVE, History. American Catho- lic Church, 1880-1920; Development of a Pressure Group. KAREN CURTO, Psychology. A Review of the Comparative Study of Learning in Animals and an Experiment on Visual Discrimination in the Emu ( Dromecius Novae Hollanpioe ). CORENNA DAUTLICK, Psychology. The Rela- tions hip of Autonomic Responses in Sleep to Auditorily Presented Critical and Neutral Stimuli. GAIL DAVIS, Political Science. Political Radi- calism of the Right and Left: An Empirical Study of the Dubois Club and the Young Americans for Freedom. PAMELA DAVIS, French. A Translation of le Prince Travesti, by Pierre Cartlet de Chamberloin de Marivaux, with a Critical Survey of the Author and his Plays. MARY DENNING, Political Science. The Role of the Attorney General in the Political Process. JILL DWORKIN, Psychology. A Study of Stimulus Predifferentiation and Semantic Generalization. HARRIET DYE, English. The Female Principle in Thomas Hardy. PATRICIA ELIO, Chemistry. The Preparation and Characterization of the Divalent Cobalt, Copper and Nickel Salts of Diphenic Acid. SUSAN ESTERMAN, English. A Development of the Unity Controversy of Le Morte D ' Arthur in Opposition to Eugene Vinaver ' s Thesis. KIRSTEN FENNINGER, English. Evil in Yok- napatowpha. GAIL FISHBERG, Drama French. Le Voyage a Biarritz by Jean Saprrient An Original Translation and Production. KAREN FRICK, Political Science. The House Judiciary Committee and the Passage of the 1966 Civil Rights Bill: A Role-Systems- Analysis. CHERYL GAMBRELL, Mathematics Psychology. An Investigation of the Effects of a Guided- Discovery Program in Mathematics. LINDA GELDMAN, Psychology. The Effects of Chlorpromazine and Amphetamine on Com- plex Behavior. EMILY GREENAWAY, Political Science. United States-Polish Relations: 1956-1967. Libera- tion to Liberalization. VERA GREENBERG, Biology. The Effect of (2-Chloroethyl) Trimethylammonium Chloride on the Resistance of Tomato Plants to Pseu- domonas solanacearum. LESLIE GREENE, Sociology-Anthropology. Value Acculturation: Puerto Ricans in New York City. JANE GRISELL, Sociology. Durkheim ' s Theory of Social Order. KATHRYN HENNINGS, English. Imagery in Robert Brownings ' Italian Poems. JUDITH HERBST, Political Science. The Con- gressional Conference Committee: Housing Legislation Eighty-Seventh to Eighty-Ninth Congresses. VIRGINIA HEROLD, Political Science. Eduord Bernstein: An Alternative to Karl Marx? ALEXANDRA HOCH, Anthropology. The Rit- ual Use of Tobacco by the Aborigines of the Southwest and California as Based Upon a Study of Their Religious and Economic Cultural Differences. SANDRA HOCHHAUSER, Psychology. The Ef- fects of Prenatal Growth Hormone Treat- ment and Environmental Complexity on learning Ability in the Rot. MARY HOLLAND, Psychology. A Study of Empathy as Related to the Dimension of Extroversion-Introversion. JUDY HORMATS, English. A Perfect Circle and Other Poems. CATHERINE HOROWITZ, History. The Reali- ties of Massachusetts Colonial Politics as Reflected in the Political Power of Thomas Hutchinson. MARY LOU HUTCHINS, Psychology. An At- tempt to Synthesize Ownership Behavior in the Rat. ELLEN MUTTON, French. The Audio-Lingual and Grammar Translation Methods: Ap- proaches to Reading. ALICE IRELAND, Mathematics. On Abel ' s Proof of the Insolvobility by Radicals of the General Quintic Equation. SHELLY ISRAEL, Sociology-Anthropology. The Folk-Urban and Sacred-Secular Continuo: Their Validity as Research Procedures for the Cross-Cultural Study of Social Change. GOLDIE JAFFE, French. An Original Program for the Inclusion of French Poetry in the A-LM Curriculum. JENNIFER JESSOP, English. The Function of Love Within Five of Thomas Hardy ' s Major Novels. JENIFER JOHNSON, Music. The Piano-Playing Principles of Tobias Matthay and How They Can be Taught to Children. ANN JOSEPH, Political Science. The Repub- lican Party From 1962-1967: A Perceptual Study of its leaders and Splits. CHRISTINE JOYCE, English. A Selective Study of Chaucer ' s II Filostrato, the Roman De Lo Rose, and De Consolatione Philosoph- iae. ALICE KESSLER, Sociology. A Study of the Brashear Camp Session for the Mentally Retarded. ANN KESSLER, English. Death as Evil in Sumerian, Akkadian, and Hebrew literature. MARY CAY KNIPMEYER, Anthropology Span- ish. An Exploratory Study of the Rural Spanish Family. KATHLEEN KRATT, Chemistry. The Determina- tion of the Gibbs Free Energy of Formation of Electron Donor-Acceptor Complexes of Methyl-Substituted Benzenes and Picric Acid. GISELA KRUEGER, Biology. The Humidity Reactions of Pseudo-Scorpions. CAROLE KUHN, Psychology. Concept Reten- tion. HOLIY LANIGAN, Art History. A Comparison of Roman and Florentine Mannerist Art. ELLEN LEHN, Psychology. Muscle Action Po- tential Level and Change os a Function of Reported Mood. NANCY LEVASSEUR, Political Science. The Economic Policy of the Soviet Union in De- veloping Countries: A Case Study of Ghana and Guinea. JENNIFER LEWIS, History. The Genuine Man: A Problem in the Intellectual Biography of Ralph Waldo Emerson. SHERLENE LINDQUIST, Political Science. The Federal Convention Provision of Article 5 and The Conflict Over State Legislative Ap- portionment. ZELDA LIPSCHUTZ, Psychology. The Effect of Amphetamine Sulphate on Auditory Dis- crimination. ROBERTA LIVINGSTON, History. A Study of Monarchy as an Institution of Government in Victorian England, 1837-1861. SARAH LLEWELLYN, Anthropology Sociology. Relationship Among Authority, Values, and Social Mobility: A Diachronic Study of the Yoruba of Ibadan, Nigeria. ALENE LOVE, Political Science. The Politicol Content of Selected Plays by Bertolt Brecht. KELLEY MACISAACS, Anthropology. An Anol- ysis of the Negro American ' s Blues and Soul Music from 1920-1968. PATRICIA McBRIDE, History. The Impact of Mozzini ' s Idea of Nationality on Modern European Nationalism. ANN McCALL, English. The Congruity be- tween a Poet and a Pointer: Robert Frost and Andrew Wyeth. JUDITH MclNTYRE, English. The Over-riding Spirit in the Novels of Thornton Wilder. GEORGIA McKEE, Political Science. A Com- parison of the Views of John Adams, Thom- as Jefferson, and Alexander Hamilton Con- cerning Aristocracy in America. ALEXIS McMillan, political Science. A Com- parison of the Views of Ortegay Gasset and Alexis de Toqueville Concerning Their Theo- ries of Mass Society and Tyranny. JESSICA MANDELL, Political Science. Demo- cratic Ideology and United States Foreign Policy: Imperialism in 1898-1900. ELINOR MARKS, Political Science. Negro Leadership in Pittsburgh. PHILOMENA MASTANTUANO, Spanish. Pio Borojo ' s Intellectual Dilemma: Its Reflection in Selected Writings. PATRICIA MATTHIAS, Art. Color-Form Relo- tionships. JAN MILLER, Political Science. William How- ard Taft: Politician on the Supreme Court. LESLIE MILLER, Mathematics. The Considera- tion of Limit and Convergence As Exempli- fied in the Works of Augustin Louis Cauchy. MARCIA MOUNT, History. A History of the Negro in Northern Urban Areas, with Em- phasis on 1940-1950: Example, Pittsburgh. KATHRYN OSMOND, Political Science. The Political Behavior of Safe Seat Representa- tives in the 88th and the 89th Congresses. MARSHA OTTERMAN, Art. Assemblage Sculp- ture. CECELIA PAAPE, Economics. Economic Theory in Water Resource Development. EDITH PENZENSTADLER, German. The Role of the Mask in Hesse ' s Steppcnwolf and Frisch ' s Stiller. PAMELA POCH, English. The Development and Moment of Awakening of Jane Austen ' s Solitary Heroines. KATHERINE PRATT, Political Science. Interest and Pressure Group Reactions to Escobedo and Miranda. SUSAN PRICE, Drama. An Analysis of the Elements and Effects of Black Comedy in the Contemporory Theater. PATRICIA PRONOVOST, Psychology. A Study and Comparison of the Sociometric Struc- ture of Three Grades in an Elementary School. DOROTHY RAIZMAN, English. An Aware- ness of Complexity: A Study of Thomas Hardy ' s Changing View of the Universe in Selected Wessex Novels. CHILTON RICHARDSON, Biology. Hematologi- cal Changes in Mice: The Induction of a Vitamin K Deficiency. DEBORAH ROSCH, French. Different Views of Courtly Love as Seen in Four Courtly Love Romances by Chretien de Troyes. CAROLINE ROTH, Anthropology. Witch-craft —The Tool of a Conservative Social Order. (An Examination of Witch Beliefs Among the Azande and the Nupe). MARGARET SANDRIDGE, English. Treatment of Law and Lawyers in the Eighteenth-cen- tury English Novel. SUZANNE SAUSEDO, Sociology. A Study of the Brashear Camp Session for the Mentally Retarded. DIANE SAVAGE, History. Bismarck ' s Dip- lomacy and the League of Three Emperors of 1873. ELAINE SCARRY, English. Parallel and Con- trary Motive in Shakespeare ' s Roman Plays. ELINOR SCHEIRER, French. An Analysis of Foreign Languages in the Elementary School: Rationole, Problems, and Results. MARIANNE SCHLITTLER, Art. Gloss Construc- tions. SUSAN SCHMERER, Anthropology. The Dec- line of the Lowland Clossis Maya: An As- sessment of Hypothesis. ELLEN SCHREIBMAN, Sociology. An analysis of the Experience of Ageing in Contempor- ary U.S. Society. BETTY SHAPIRO, Drama. Analyses of Four Adulterous Women in Dramatic Literature, Illustrated in a Stage Presentation. SUSAN SHEPPARD, French. Culture and Civil- ization in Modern Foreign Language In- struction; With an Evaluation of French Elementary Textbooks. HELEN SPARKS, Mathema tics. The Study of a Special Cose of the Vibrating String. BARBARA SPIEGELMAN, English. A Study of the Contemporary British Mystery Novel: Agatha Christie, Josephine Tey, and Doro- thy L. Soyers. CHERIE STANCLEIN, Political Science. The Evaluative Content in the Perceptions of Johnson and his Critics concerning the Dom- inican Republic Intervention, 1965. BARBARA STERN, Psychology. Acquisition of Vocabulary Meaning in Third Grade Stu- dents. CONSTANCE SWJANTEK, English. The Concept of Order in the Works of GeofFrey Chaucer. LESLIE TARR, Political Science-Sociology. Poli- tical Socialization: The Development of Poli- ticol Beliefs in Pittsburgh School Children. MARY TEMPLETON, Philosophy. The Repub- lic of Plato and the Ideas of Self-Knowl- edge and Excellence. AUDREY THEIS, Psychology. The Effect of Age on the Reporting of the Self-Concept. SUSAN THOMAS, English. Perspectives of the Novel: Three Critical Approaches. JOANNA TILGHMAN, History. Germon-Soviet Relations in the Post World War I Era, the 1920 ' s and the 1930 ' $, Culminating in the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact. AMANDA TIMNEY, Biology. A Study of the Toxin of the Anemone Metridium. DAVIDA TUNIS, English. The Relationship of Free Will and Fatality in Seven Tragedies by William Shakespeare. ELEANOR WAIT, Drama. The Writing and Production of Selected Plays for Children. LAUREL WEISS, History. The Retreat to Isola- tionism in the United States: 1921-1933. CHARLENE WELLS, Drama. A Study of Eu- gene lonesco Through Selected One-Act Ploys by Eugene lonesco. MERRY WHITE, Spanish. Correlation of Brazilian Socio-Political Change with Evolu- tion of Style in Selected Novels of Jorge Amodo. LINDA WHITLOCK, English. Thomos Hardy ' s View of the Past and the Present. ELLEN WITT, Psychology. Strain Differences in Emotionality, Activity, and Shuttlebox Avoidance Behavior in the Rot. JACQUELYN YATES, Political Science. Cong- ress and the City, 1961-1966. FAITH YOHO, English. The Individual and Puritan Morality in the Works of William Faulkner. GAIL YOUNG, Psychology. Probability of Success Estimates in Elementary School Chil- dren as a Function of Intelligence, Socio- economic Background, and Deadline Clarity. FACULTY DIRECTORY Donald G. Adam, English Fred Adelman, Anthropology J. Cutler Andrews, History Wiilard E. Arnett, Philosophy William A. Beck, Mathematics Patience T. Blayden, Physical Education Frank Bonn, Political Science Stephen Borsody, History Doreen E. Boyce, Economics Jerry L. Caplan, Art Wing-Tsit Chan, Philosophy J. Dale Chastain, Political Science Norman W. Chmura, Biology Barbara J. Clarke, Biology W. Carver Collins, Drama Louis P. Coyner, Music Doris Crozier, Anthropology John W. Cummins, English John R. Curry, Mathematics Charlotte S. Davis, Political Science James C. Diggory Psychology Frances Eldredge, English Phyllis Ferguson, Drama Leah R. Friedman, Sociology Leonard M. Friedman, French Nasario Garcia, Jr., Spanish Gerst A. Gibbon, Chemistry Harry C. Goldby, French Geoffrey H. Guest, Sociology Husain F. Haddawy, English A. Irving Hallowell, Anthropology Frank A. Hayes, Philosophy David Henderson, Sociology Conrad M. Hess, Biology William Jungels, English William J. Keefe, Political Science Joost H. Kiewiet de Jonge, Astronomy Jeannette Klumb, German Lawrence M. Knolle, Education Florence S. KossofF, Art Camille Lambert, Jr., Sociology Sara Lehrman, Russian Vincent Lo Cicero, German Mary Lee Majcher, Psychology Lorenzo Malfatti, Music James M. Malloy Political Science Carol A. Matz, Spanish Donna W. McCall, Biology Sara M. MeGroth, Physical Education Mary A. McGuire, English Nahum Z. Medalia, Sociology Ann Meyvaert, History Lorraine Morgan, Education Jack H. Neeson, Drama Joseph C. Nicholson, Art Barbara Nodine, Psychology Liane Norman, English Albert J. Ossman, Economics and Political Science Mark C. Paulson, Chemistry Oakley 5. Ray, Psychology Roger D. Ray, History Willis D. Richey Chemistry Jane Rifkin, Psychology Bernice Rosen, Dance Jerome A. Seiner, Economics Arthur G. Smith, History Henry Spinelli, Music Mihail Stolarevsky, Music Thelma Taylor, Philosophy Eva D. Vaughan, Psychology Julie Vincent, French Jerome S. Wenneker, Drama Russell G. Wichmonn, Music Andre Winandy, French Hugh K. Wright, Religion Kathleen M. Young, Psychology ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORY Doris Bierlein, Assistant in Admissions Amelia J. Botsaris, Registrar Nancy J. Brem, Director of Public Relations Doris Crozier, Assistant to the President Lily Detchen, Director of Evaluation Services Peggy Donaldson, Director of Admissions Leonard G. Doran, Secretary of the College Edward D. Eddy, President of the College Hanna Gunderman, Bursar Mary Helen Harris, Coordinator of Residence Halls David Henderson, Executive Dean Nancy K. Hofsoos, Assistant Director of Admissions Richard D. Huhn, Business Manager Marcia Smiley Kung, Admissions Counselor Barbara J. Lewis, Dean of Students Ruth J. McCombs, Resident Nurse John W. McNavish, Food Service Unit Manager Walter S. Novak, Security Chief Jane B. Riddle, Director of Placement Mary L. Riefer, Resident Nurse Carl A. Trendler, Director of Special Events Hugh K. Wright, Jr., Chaplain CO-EDITORS: GAIL HART SUZANNE PASLEY PHOTO CREDIT: DAVID MEISLE