Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

mm w ,•?■. ¥  jl. V; W K Is iJ CORNUCOPIA DELAWARE VALLEY DOYLESTOWN jgife « ' .f i. % ' . k ' -£ ■ « MS ■ ■  k v ; 5 i p ' • COLLEGE PA. W$ EDITORS Peter F. Gerity Robert M. Sauer BUSINESS MGR. Thomas R. Hawk ADVISOR Harold E. Snvder We Dedicate . . . this yearbook to Ned A. Linta. Our association with you in these last four years has taught us a manifold lesson. This lesson is not academic in nature. It is, however, both practical and philosophical. Yours is a lesson by which we discover a spirit of life and selfless dedication to an ideal and to those associated with that ideal. For many of us these four years will terminate our formal education. However, the lesson which you have given us shall continue to be that assuring force by which we will attain the goals toward which we strive. NED A. LINTA Director of Athletics a • I « A I DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE DOYLESTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA JAMES WORK PRESIDENT To the Members of the Class of 1965 During your years at the College, you have seen many im- provements in our facilities, a great expansion in our physical plant, and a broadening and strengthening of our academic pro- gram. You have been with us during our most critical period — the period of our evaluation by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. You have shared with us our great joy on the occasion of our accreditation by this authority. You have in fact been a part of what will go down on the records as the greatest growth period in the history of the College, both academically and physically. I am sure that this wonderful experience has imbued within you an intense feeling of accomplishment, and will inspire you to continue to support your Alma Mater and to dedicate your- selves to the numberless things which you may do for the benefit of those who follow you. I can say without any hesitation or equivocation that the future of the College rests with its graduates. May you go through life in peace, in happiness and in dignity. Sincerely, Morris H. Goldman Chairman Board Mr. William M. Adler Mr. Sydney K. Allman. Jr. Mr. Gustave C. Ballenberg Mr. Herbert Harness Mr. Leon L. Rerkowitz Mr. Frank G. Binswanger Dr. Boris Blai Miss Pearl S. Buck Mr. David Burpee Mr. W. Atlee Burpee, III Mr. Samuel Cooke Mr. Benjamin Goldberg Mr. Samuel M. Golden Mr. Morris H. Goldman Dr. Lester M. Goldsmith Mr. George G. Gray- Mr. Albert M. Greenfield Mrs. Julian A. Hillman of Directors Mr. Julius Klriri Mr. Charles Kline Dr. Bertram . (Corn Mr. Joseph L. Krauskopf Mi. Manfred I!. Krauskopf Mr. Al Paul Lefton Mr. David Levin Mi. Merw in Lewis Mr. Samuel P. Mandril Mr. Sydney J. Markovitz Mr. William II. Merz Mr. Abe Miller Dr. Selig J. Miller Dr. John P. Milligan Dr. Ira J. Mills Mr. William A. Reiter Mr. Lee J. Robinson Mr. Leon Rosenbaum Mr. Fred L. Rosenbloom Mr. Edward Rosewater Mr. Walter M. Rosskam Dr. Bernard B. Rotko Mr. l.atln-w B. Rudofker Mr. Mnnis W. Satinsky Mr. Philip S. Seltzer Hon. Harry Shapiro Mr. Louis Silverstein Mr. Isaac Stern Sen. Israel Stiefcl Mr. Maurice L. Strauss Mr. FredH. W.i.l.- Mr. Matthew B. Weinstein Mr. Morris Wolf, Esq. Dr. James Work Dr. Sydnej L. Wright Mr. William H. Yerkes, Jr. ' M : ' =3E ' -  .- :,, Wi i : 10 jjfi v. ' { ■■ . ■ gp }. a . ' . fe. , ' ' ■■- ' ' .- . m % wfvi H Adminis JOSEPH E. FULCOLY, B.S Assistant Dean of Students OSKAR H. LARSSON, B.S., M.Ed. Registrar and Ass ' t Director of Admissions 12 ration JEAN H. SMITH Administrative Assistant GEORGE W. ROBINSON Ass ' t Treasurer and Comptroller 13 Mrs. F. Lutz Mrs. K. Geraci Mrs. A. Bricklemyer Miss M. Burleigh Mrs. H. Christ Mrs. A. Raught Mrs. M. Moore Mrs. E. Albers Mrs. E. Rogers Mr. G. Angeny, Mrs. E. Brucker. Mrs. M. Melcher. Mr. C. Thomas Mrs. S. Harkins, Mrs. B. Lindsey. Mrs. A. Ward. Mrs. B. Verabel 14 MRS. J. KEUNECKE Supervisor of Housing MRS. E. POTTS Nurse H 1 ,  i -I?.- J ' Maintenance Mrs. E. Molesworth, Mrs. C. Mitchell, Mrs. E. Repak, Miss C. Milheim, Miss P. Reid, Mrs. M. Blood, Mr. W. Blood 15 One shall sing no mass. One shall sing no mourning prayer Nothing shall be asked; Nothing shall be done, On the day of my death. — Heine Henry Schmieder 1 892 - 1 964 $WF ■fv «;- a JMggRaiB la 1 Hk m 3k gii JR; 5 , ■ • ' • f k  ' •: V • ■ K, y— .- Y ' . Vi ' i i • j f t , in Mm m $£ V Mr. Lionel M. Adelson Associate Professor of Biology Dr. William F. Anderson Professor of Poultry Pathology Mr. John C. Barnes Assistant Professor of Food Industrv Mr. Clinton R. Blackmon Associate Professor of Plant Science Mr. Fredric S. Blau Professor of Landscape Design Dr. David Blumenfield Assistant Professor of Horticulture Dr. Paul R. Bowen Professor of Biology Dr. Arthur Brown Associate Professoi ' if Dairy Husbandry Mrs. Helen C. Buckman Director of Glee Club Mrs. Claire S. Brown Special Instructor in Music 19 Mr. Ronald C. Deering Assistant Professor of Biology Mr. H. W. Craver Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mr. Charles C. Conover Senior Bacteriology, Instructor in Poultry Pathology Dr. Jesse Elson Professor of Chemistry Mr. James E. Diamond Assistant Instructor in Agriculture Dr. Joshua Feldstein Associate Professor of Horticulture Mr. Reginald D. Forbes Associate Professor of English Mr. Byron W. Fraser Assistant Professor of Food Industry Dr. Ellery W. French Assistant Professor of Biology Mr. Joseph E. Fulcoly Jr. Mr. Boyd W. Ghering Assistant Professor of Agronomy Mrs. Johanna Keunecke Supervisor of Housing Dr. Peter Click Jr. Professor of Political Science Mr. Frank Grau Instructor in Floriculture Mr. Allan C. Hartley Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Physics 22 Dr. Silas D. Lewis Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Robert S. Orr Assistant Professor of Chemistr) Mi. James II. Popham Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Tibor Pelle Professor of Animal Husbandry Dr. Julian Prundeanu Associate Professor of Agronomy Airs. Edith M. Prundeanu Special Instructor in German Mr. Chester W. Raught Instructor in Dairy Husbandry 23 Mr. Charles W. Roberts Instructor in Enalish Mr. Abraham Rellis Instructor in Floriculture Mr. Harold E. Snyder Associate Professor of Business Administration Mr. John W. Taylor Associate Professor of Physics 24 Mr. Clarence B. Steinberg Assistant Professor of English Mr. Gilbert S. Trelawny Assistant Professor of Microbiology Mr. J. Dale Yoder Instructor in General Studies Mr. Richard S. Warga Mr. Fred T. Wolford Instructor in Agricultural Mechanics Mr. Douglas L. York Special Instructor in English 25 H A.VLT-T- ' U AN L ujjjjjj. ,L r Jr ts n tth SENIORS 27 DONALD RAYMOND ABB ' •Don Brooklyn. New York Biology Science Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Animal Husbandry Club 1; Contemporary Club 3. 1: A-Day Representative 3: Glee Club 2. 3: Intramurals: Volleyball 1. 2. 3. I. ' ' Don ' t panic ... A weight lifter. A sound mind in a sound body. -Locke FREDERIC GEOFFREY ALBERT Fred Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Societv 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1; In- tramurals: Softball 2: Sports: ' Golf 1: CORNUCOPIA. Nice! . . . Hi! ... An art exhibitor. O-Gay There is nothing more certain than that every man would he a uit if he could. — Addison JOHN ERNEST ALBRECHT Dwarf Cheltenham. Pennsylvania Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Program Chairman 3, President 4: A-Day Committee 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Vice President 3: Delta Tau Alpha 3. 4: A-Day Champion Sheep Showman 3: Intramurals: Football 2. 3. 4. Bowling 2. 3. 4, Softball 3. 4: Sports: Wrestling 1. Track 1. Bowling 3. But I wanted to study . . . Farm House Co-chairman . . . Breakfast Club. But uhere is the boy who looks after the sheep? He ' s under the haystack fast asleep. — Anonymous ADOLFO LUIS AMORIN Latin Lover Cajamarca. Peru Dairy Husbandry Dairv Societv 1. 2. 3. 4: Gleaner 4: Farm Show 4: Intra- murals: Volleyball 2. 4. Track 1. 4. Basketball 2, 4. Sports: Tennis 3. Track 1. Lima Bean . . . See That Chick . . . Momma Mia . . . Latin Bandit. He who loves not his country can love nothing — Johnson ALLEN STANLEY ANDREWS Buck Long Valley. New Jersey Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1. 2, 3. 4. President 4: Inter-Club Council 4; Delta Tau Alpha: Dairy Judging Team 3; A-Day Com- mittee 4: Sports: Wrestling 1. 2. 4; Farm Show 4. Co- Chairman of Farm House . . . Breakfast Club . . . Hey, let ' s go for a couple. His Brow is act with honest sweat. — Longfellow RICHARD HENRY BAUGHN HI Dick Media. Pennsylvania Horticulture Horticultural Society 1. 2. 3 : 4: Varsity Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Intramurals: Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Director 4; Sports: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 1, 2. Boots . . . Proprietor of the Gym . . . Big Deep Popularity? It is glofy ' s Small Change. —Hugo 28 1t4 JOSEPH JAMES REIT Bromo Edison, Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 1, 2. 3, I; Delta Tan Alpha. President I: Flower Judging Team 2, 3, I. Hi- Hope to see you in the spring . Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower. ordsworth JEFFER1 PHILIP BERGER Jeff Pittstown. New Jersey Dun Husband Dairy Societ) 1. . 3, I. Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4: Farm Show I: Glee Club 1. 2; A-Day Committee 2, 3, 1. Pub- licity Chairman 3, Co-chairman 1: Delta Tan Alpha; Dairy Judging Team 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; A-Day Champion Dairy Showman 2, 3; Oo v-0ow-0ow-0ow Seriousness shows itself more majestic when laughter leads the way. — Heine KARL ROLAND BERGNER Reds Springfield, Pennsylvania Agronomy Agronomy Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Soil Conservation Society 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Intramurals: Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4, President 4; Delta Tau Alpha. Sure, can ' t quite figure it out! Without music life would be a mistake. — Nietzsche EDGAR GEORGE BROWN III E-George Glenside, Pennsylvania Biology Science Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals: Volleyball 1. Such is life in the large city of Doylesburg Nature and books belong to the eyes that see them. — Emerson DANIEL JAMES CANTLIFFE Danny River Edge, New Jersey Horticulture Horticultural Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Agron- omy Club 1; Soil Conservation Society 3. 4: Class Treas- urer 2, 3, 4; Delta Tau Alpha, Vice-President; A-Day Champion Horticulture 2, 3; It ' s go-home Day Business? It ' s quite simple. It ' s other people ' s money. — Dumas RICHARD ANGELO CHICKILLO Chick Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 3, President 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; A-Day Committee 4. Champion 2. 3; Intramurals: Bowling 1. 2. 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports: Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Old age comes on suddenly . . . — Rahal 29 MICHAEL R. CHUDKOWSKI Ski Sayreville. lVew Jersey Biology Science Societ) 2. 3. 1. Intramural Representative 1: In- tramurals: Football 2. 3. I. Basketball 2. 3, 1. Volleyball 2. 3. 1. Softball 2. 3. I: Sports: Golf . ' !. 1. Are noli sure? Thoughts that often lie too deep for tears — Wordsworth GLENN EUGENE COMPTON Couip Saltsburg. Pennsx lvania Horticulture Horticultural Society 2. 3. I: Animal Husbandrj Club 1: Intramurals: Bowling . ' i. I: CORNUCOPIA. Sack out time Life is the best thing ice can make out of it. ' — Curtis _1 LOUIS F. COPPENS Lou New Hope. New Jersey Horticulture Horticultural Society 1: Varsitv Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Sports: Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4: What? should lose, let me stand by the side of the road and cheer as the winners go by. ' — Braley WILLIAM SUTER CROUSHORE Crusher Buffsdale, Pennsylvania Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 1. 2, 3, 4, A-Day Representative 3, Vice-President 4; A-Day Committee 3, Animal Husbandry Judoin- Team 1. Farm Show 2. 3, 4; Intramurals: Bowl- ing W Football 4: Sports: Wrestling 1. I have to lose some weight. e who has reason and good sense at his command needs lew of the arts of the orator. — Goethe r- w RAYMOND JOSEPH CSEPI Ray North Brunswick, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 1; Science Society 4; Circle K Club 4; Contemporary Club 4; Photography Club 4; Gleaner 4; Intramurals: Volleyball 2; Sports: Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. I can ' t go, I have to study Why is that ? Theirs not to reason why, theirs but to do or die. — Tennyson WILLIAM THOMAS CURREY Top Cat Chester. Pennsylvania Agronomy Agronomy Club 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3; Soil Con- servation Society 3, 4, President 3, 4; Delta Tau Alpha; A-Day Committee 3, 4; Agros Nomos It ' s not the earth the meek inherit, it ' s the dirt. — Lerner II 1 1 11 i I Show R0NA1 I) HOWELL DALRYMP1 I Dal Plainfield, New Jersej Animal Husband Husbandrj Club I. 2, 3, I: Delta rau Upha; Farm . Animal Husbandry Judging Tram I: (OHM - COP! . Intramurals: Basketball I. Volleyball I. 1; Sports: Track I: Hideaway . . . Breakfast Club . . . I mph . . . Let ' s go in the I Hnei . Pete. One Life; A little gleam of time between two eter- nities. — Carlyle DONALD VLLISON DAY Don ( pper Darby, Pennsj Ivania Inimal Husbandrj Animal Husbandry Qub 1. 2. . ' !. 1. Intramural Representa- tive 3, 4; Student Government Representative I, ■ ' . I. Stu- dent Court Judge 4; Farm Show 1: Intramurals: Ba ball 2. 3, I, Football 1. 2, 3, 1. Softball 1. 2, 3, 1: Sports: Wrestling 1. 2. 3, I. Captain 1. 2. 3, 1. Baseball 2. 3, 1. Captain 1. This is true . . . That ' s Close. A brave man may jail hut cannot yield. ristotle WILLIAM J. DERBY Bill King of Prussia, Pennsylvania Chemistry Science Society 4: Intramurals: Football 1: Sports: Foot- hall 1. Though this be madness, yet there is method in ' . ' — Shakespeare ANDREW ROBERT DUDAS Dudi Fairview, Pennsylvania Horticulture Horticultural Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Contemporary Club 2. 3- Intramurals: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Bowling 1, 2, Softba 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Sports: Baseball 1. Sure. He bids the ruddy cup go round, till sense and sor row both are drowned. —Scott JOHN STERRETT DUNN JR. Jay Audubon, New Jersey Agronomy Agronomy Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, 4; Soil Conservation Society 3, 4; A-Day Committee 3, 4: Delta Tau Alpha; Prom Committee Chairman; Intramurals: Foot- ball 1, 2. 3. Softball 1. 2. 3, 4, Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4. Let ' s Go. Nothing great ivas ever achieved without enthusiasm. — Emerson PETER FRANCIS GERITY Jerky New Providence, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 2. 3, 4; Dairy Society 1; Delta Tau Alpha: Senior Class President; Student Court Prose- cutor: Student Government 4: CO-EDITOR CORNUCOPIA. You ' re kidding; right? By the work one knows the workmen. — La Fontaine RICHARD ALAN GLASER Glase New York City, New York Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Furrow 2, 3; Gleaner 2, 3, 4; Band 1; COR- NUCOPIA LAYOUT EDITOR. Never put off till to- morrow what you can put off till the day after . A mighty maze! But not without a plan. — Pope ERNEST ROBERT GOMMEL Bob New Britain, Pennsylvania Chemistry Science Society 2, 3, 4; Sports: Cross Country 1. ried . . .■ Yes, I love my mother-in-law. light my candles from their torches. — Burton Mar- DENNIS STEPHEN GURAL Denny Saddle Brook, New Jersey Food Industry Food Industry Club 1. 2. 3. 1. Intramural Representative 2, Vice-President 3: Furrow 3: Student Government 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1: A-Day Champion Food Industry 2, Reserve 3: Intramurals: Football 2, 3. 1. Vollexball 2. 3. 4, Softball 2, 3. 1: Sports: Football 1. Track 3. You ' ve got to be kidding me . . . Huh!! ' . . . Farm House. The ivorld is governed inch ' -Anonymous JAMES PHILIP HARNER Jim Oldwick, New Jersey Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Delta Tau Alpha. Secretary: COR- NUCOPIA SPORTS EDITOR; Intramurals: Softball 2. 3. 4; Sports: Football 1. 2, Wrestling 1. 2: Right!! . . . Goin ' to Washington? Farm House. Iron hand in a velvet glove. JOHN CHARLES HARRISON John Stockton, New Jersey Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1, 2. 3, 4; Delta Tau Alpha; J.C.H. Wait- er Bee Keeper. He that hath knowledge spareth his words. —Bible JAMES LAWRENCE HARTEIS The Turtle Ebensburg, Pennsylvania Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1. 2, 3, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; A-Day Dairy Champion 1, Reserve 2; Dairy Judging Team 3: Delta Tau Alpha; Class Presi- dent 1, 2, 3; Student Government 1. 2. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4: Intramurals: Volleyball 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4; Sports: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. All in favor say aye You know wh at I mean. Honor, truth, and manhood, these are the things that stand. — Olson 32 THOMAS R. HAWK Bird Andalusia, Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society I. 2. 3, I. Day Repre- sentative 3, Reserve 2, Grand 2. Reserve Grand 3, Day Committee 3; Intramurals: Volleyball I. 2. I. Track 2, Softball 1,2,3, I. Bowling I; S] s: Wrestling L; Furrow Business Manage! 3; Gleaner Publishei I. Gleaner Busi- ness Manage) 3; CORNUCOPIA BUSINESS MANAGER; ( loldwater in 64 Thou tin-. not born for death, immortal bird. — Keats FRANKLIN LEWIS HIST Frank Glenn Mills. Pennsylvania Agronom y Agronomy Club 1. 2. 3, I: Soil Conservation Society 3, 4, -Da Representative; Intramurals: Softball 2, 3, i. Vol- leyball • ' !. 1. Football 3, Howling 3, Badminton 2: Agronomy ( ' luh Chauffeur; Just a k me how much I care. Why so pale and nan, fond lover? -Suckling am a part of all that I have met. .1 VMES M. HOAGLAND Hoagy Berkeley Heights. New Jersey Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1, 2. 3. 1; Intramurals: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1. 2. 3. 4, Football 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4, Basket- ball 1, 2. 3: Student Government 3, 4, Secretary 4; Delta Tau Alpha; CORNUCOPIA ACTIVITIES EDITOR; Prom Committee; No, I ' m going to Jersey this weekend. My car broke down again . . . Hey, Kav, can I use the Jeep? -Tennyson MERWIN H. HORNER JR. Mer Salem, New Jersey Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Representative 4; A- Day 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: Football 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 2, 3, 4. Volleyball 3, 4, Bowl- ing 4; Farm Show 4; CORN UCOPIA TYPING EDITOR. Man is the only animal that blushes, or needs to. — Twain FREDERICK WILLIAM HOTCHKISS Hotch Springboro, Pennsylvania Dairy Husbandry Dairy Societv 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; CORNU- COPIA; Intramurals: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Horseshoes 1, 2, 3, 4, Horseshoe Champion 1; Farm Show 4, Farm House 3, 4. Too bad, you lose ; Anyone hungry?; You guys here again? Money is like Manure — good only when spread around. — Sandburg JOHN C. HOWELL JR. John Sparta, New Jersey Horticulture Club Horticultural Society 2. 3, 4; Intramurals: Bowling 2, Vol- leyball 2, 3. Wedding is destiny and hanging likewise. — Heywood 33 BRUCE EDWARD HOWELLS Cousin Bruceee Ellwood City. Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Lambda Tau Alpha: Intramurals: Football I, 2. 3. 1. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4: Sports: Track 1; Pool 1. 2. 3. 4: Hell ' s Fire. ' Remember the Alamo. —She THOMAS E. KAVANAGH Kav Sharon. Pennsylvania Dairy Husbandry Dairy Societv 1. 2. 3. 4: Soil Conservation 4; Intramurals: Football 2. 3. 4. Basketball 3. 4. Track 3. 4, Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Bowling 4: Sports: Football 1. Basketball JV 1. 2: DVC Beekeeper 4: Farm Show 4: Bristol 1. Farm House 2. 3. 4: CORNUCOPIA STAFF OK Daddy. No, I ' ve got to study. Who ' s got the jeep? The most wasted day of all is that on which ice have not laughed. — Chamfort DALE ARTHUR KINNEY Dale Little ork. New Jersey Agronomy Agronomy Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Representative 3, 4: Soil Conservation Societv 3. 4 : Dairy Societv 1 : Intra- murals: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 2. 3, 1. Football 2, 3, 4. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Bowling 3: Prom Committee. You wanna bet? ' Let whatever you are and whatever you do, groic out a firm root of truth and a strong soil of reality. — Blackie RALPH CORWIN KNESTRICK Cor Amity. Pennsylvania Dairy Husbandry Dairy Husbandry 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals: Football 1. 2. 3. 4. ' Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4: Judsing Team 3: Farm Show 4: Delta Tau Alpha: CORNUCOPIA STAFF. Operator — Indiana please Maynard ' s Brother A man with God is always in the majority. — Knox WILLIAM LAUREN KRONEN • ' Bill Tarentum. Pennsylvania Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 1. Vice-President 3: Gleaner 3. 4: Furrow 3: A-Day Com- mittee 2. 3. 4. Program Chairman 3. Chairman 4: Farm Show 2. 3. 4: Intercollegiate Livestock Judging 4; Dr. Pelle. you know I never speed . . . OK Til stay under 70. The friendly cow of red and white. I love with all my heart. — Stevenson PAUL ANDREW KATAWSKI Bear South River. New Jersey Horticulture Horticultural Society 2. 3. 4: Intramurals: Football 2. 3. 4, Softball 2. 3. 4: ' ' Time is but the stream I go fishing in: — Thoreau EDWARD LEK LINDEMANN Eddie Levittown, Pennsylvania Ornamented Horticulture Ornamental Horticulture Societj I, 2, 3, i: Circle-K Gub 1, 2: Gleaner 3, I: CORNUCOPIA ART EDITOR; Hi Guys — That ' s bad. ' He who has art in his life can never be entirely lost. — Gabrilowitsch JOHN 0. MAGNUS Jack River Edge, New Jersey Igronomy Agronomy Club 1, 2, 3, 1. Secretary 2, Vice-Pi Soil Conservation Society 3, I: Band 1; Poullrv Ciub J Intramurals: Bowling 1, Volleyball 2. 3, 1. Football 2. 3. 1 Farm House 3, 4; Let ' s Go Home Good-bye, proud world! I ' m going home. — Emerson DONALD JOEL MAKUS Gray Ghost Clifton, New Jersey Horticulture Horticultural Society 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramurals: Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4: Sports: Basketball JV 1, 2; A-Day Committee 4; Baby Doll , Easy way out. Yum- my-Goodies. Hort moves ahead. Where ' s Candy? . . . you raise one ghost, you will have the churchyard in motion. — Dutch Proverb ROBERT BRUCE MASON Bob Scotch Plains, New Jersey Chemistry Food Industry Club 2; Science Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Philosophy is the microscope of thought. THOMPSON BOWER McMILLEN Tom Loysville, Pennsylvania Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1, 2. 3, 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Soil Conserva- tion Society 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 4: A-Day Committee 3; Farm Show 4: Intramurals: Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Volley- ball 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Council 3. Come on. Gang, let ' s go! The drums and fifes, how sweetly they did play. — Harrigan WILLIAM JOHN McNAUGHTON JR. Bill Haddonfield. New Jersey Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: Volleyball 1. 2, Football 3, 4; Hi Times are changed with him ivho marries. — R. L. Stevenson JAMES EDGAR MIDDLETON Jim Waldorf. Maryland Agronomy Agronomy Club 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Soil Conserva- tion Society 3. 4. Public Relations Officer 3: Intramurals: Softball 1,2, Volleyball 1, 2: Delta Tau Alpha. ' Tall Yank- ee Dutchman. ' ' Beware that your Northern Laurels do not change to Southern Willows. — Lee JEFFERY JAMES MORELOCK Jeff Millington, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Soil Conser- vation Society 3. 4. Treasurer 3. 4: Intramurals: Bowling 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2: Delta Tau Alpha. Went out to milk and didn ' t know hoic, I milked the goat instead of the con. — Anon JOHN DOUGLAS Jack Easton, Pennsyl Agronomy MORROW vania Agronomy Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Prosram Chairman 4: Dairy Society 1 : Soil Conservation Club 4: Farm House 3. 4: Ed ' s 1, 2. 3. 4. Too Bad. Boots . ' Saddle . ' to horse and away! — Brownir g MICHAEL RICHARD MULDOWNEY Mike Tenafly. New Jersey Food Industry Food Industry Club 1. 2. 3. 4. A-Day Representative 3; Varsity Club 4: Intramurals: Bowling 1. 2. Softball 2. Volleyball 3. 4: A-Day Committee 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 4: Furrow 3: Student Store 3. 4. Manager 4: Sports Stat- istician 3 : 4: CORNUCOPIA STAFF. Huh. Huh. I ' ll be there. will await the dawn. RALPH JAMES MURPHY Rat West Point. Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Intramurals: Football 2. 3, 4; Sports: Cross Country 1. 2. 4. Track 1. 2. 4: O-Gayyy: Hi: See you in the spring. If you want to get somewhere you must run at least tuice as fast. — Dodges RONALD ANDREW MUZYK Ron Trenton. New Jersey Food Industry- Food Industry Ciub 2, 3. 4: Jazz Concert Committee 2. - t ' s your opinion? The merit of originality is not novelty; it is sincerity. ' — Carlvle DKNN1S MVKONIUK Moon !!iiin . New ork Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticulture Society I. 2. . . 1: Glee Qub I. 2: [ntramurals: Softball L; CORNUCOPIA. Nice, Quite nice. For every inch ihia is not fool is rogue. I i lien ROBERT AUSTIN NASH Bob Chester, Pennsylvania Biology Science Society . ' . I: Glee Club 2. 3: Intramurals; Basketball 1. ' 2. 3, 1: C ' mon guys. Ron really does love me. 1 will be as harsh as truth and us uncompromising as justice. — Garrison ALBERT J. NEIMANN. Albert Dear Roselle Park, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 2, 3. 4; Ornamental Horticulture 1; Intramurals: Bowling 3. 4; I want to go home. The best laid schemes o ' mice and men. — Burns MILES EDWARD NEIVERT Miles Yonkers, New York Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 2, 3, 4, Judging Team 4; Intra- murals: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3; Farm House 2, 3, 4. Hey let ' s have a meeting. A killing tongue and a quiet sword. — Shakespeare ■HI ■, Hfe MARVIN OLINSKY Marv Trenton. New Jersey Horticulture Horticultural Society 3: Circle K Club; Gleaner Editor 4; Square Dance Caller. Married life is great. Talk happiness, the world is sad enough. —Wilcox FRANCIS JOSEPH O ' SULLIVAN Sully Leonia, New Jersey Horticulture Horticultural Society 2, 3, 4; Ornamental Horticultural So- ciety 1: Varsity Club 3. 4; Intramurals: Volleyball 3, 4. Softball 3, 4; Sports: JV Basketball 1, Varsity ' Basketball 3. Golf 2. Really guys I ' m not going home this weekend. My one claim to originality among Irishmen is that I have never made a speech. — Moore MICHAEL ROOP PARKES Mike Wayne. New Jersey- Foot Industry Food Industry Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4. President 4: Band 1; A-Day Food Industry Grand Champion: Intramurals: Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, Basketball 1; CORNUCOPIA ' BUSINESS STAFF. I ' ve gotta psych it out. One truth is clear: Whatever is, is right. — Pope ROGER KEITH PRICE Fox Ueonia, New Jersey Chemistry Science Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Band 1; A-Dav Log sawing champ 3: Intramurals: Volleyball 3. Softball 3, 4. Basketball 3. 4: Sports: Football 1. Baseball 2: Student Store 4: It ' s all relative. It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. — Lucas JAMES BRUCE ROGERS Jim Fort Lee, New Jersey Chemistry Science Club 1, 2: Intramurals: Football 1. 2; Natural curiosity, the mother of science. — Singer CHARLES JOHN ROTH Charlie East Paterson. New Jersey Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramurals: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Sports: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1. O-Gayyy do not understand, 1 pause, I examine. — Montaigne ROBERT MICHAEL SAUER Milk Toast Sayville, New York Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals: Football 1. 3. 4. Volleyball 3. 4. Basketball 2. 3. Softball 2, 3. 4: Vice-Presi- dent of class 3, 4; Farm Show 4: CO-EDITOR OF COR- NUCOPIA; Sorry Guys, Chief ' s Orders. . . . . Full oj Sound and Fury . . . — Shakespeare BRONSON CRAWFORD SCHAFER Shaf Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Biology Science Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals: Football 2. 3. 4. Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Nah-I can ' t go, I ' ve got to write a letter. Beware the fury of a patient man. — Drvden ANTHONY FRANKLIN HlliO Tony Lodi. New Jersej lil ' il ' i; Science Society 1, 2, 3. 1: Animal Husbandry (lull 1: Science A-Day Representative 2; A-Da) Committee 2, ■ ' ■ 1: Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Intramural: Volleyball I: Spuria- Wrestling Manager 1, 2. Nothing is achieved before il is attempted. — -Sidney MICHAEL F. SCHMIDT Mike Levittown, Penns) Ivania Animal Husbandi i Animal Husbandry Club 2. ■ ' ,. I: Intramurals: Volleyball ■1. .1. I. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Softball 2 Circle K Club I: Band 1: Ease up, Guys. Hi. Guys. Hail! Hail! The gang ' s all heir. ' -Estrom RICHARD WILLIAM SCOTT Scotty Newton, Massachusetts Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals: Basketball 2. 3, 4, Volleyball 2; Sports: Basketball 1. Track 1; Hey, Jack! Hey. Kav.. Where s the jeep? Who writes poetry imbibes honey from the poisoned lips of life. — Benet CHRISTOPHER HUGH SHELLY Skelly Ambler, Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 1. 2, 3, 4; Sports: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Pool 1, 2. 3, 4; Delta Tau Alpha; Hi You want to bet? There is more to life than increasing its speed. — Mohandas Gandhi ■ • ROBERT ALLAN SILLS Misty Parsippany, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, A-Day Committee 2, Champion Beef 2: Intramurals: Football 3, 4, Volleyball 3. 4, Softball 2. 4. Basketball 3. 4; Sports: Golf 3: Farm Show 2, 3, 4; CORNUCOPIA; Skier, Hey, Dwarf. Hey. Loddy Loddy Lo. All animeds are equal but some animals are more equal than others. —Orwell WILLIAM DON SMELA Bill Washington Crossing, Pennsvlvania Biology Science Society 3; Mud, Mud, Mud: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. — Tennyson DENNIS H. SMITH Denny Doylestown; Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 2, 3. 4; Intramurals: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2. Basketball 3. 4. Softball 2, 3, 4; Sports: Wrestling: Flower Judging Team 1: CORNUCOPIA: Gross The Smith, a mighty man is he. ' ' -Longfellow RONALD HILTON SMITH Smitty Riverton. New Jersey Food Industry Food Industry Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, President 4; A-Day Photography Grand Champion 1, 2, 3; A-Day Committee 4: Intramurals: Vol- leyball 3: Gleaner and Furrow Photography Editor 1, 2. 3: CORNUCOPIA: Tell Barney I ' m taking pictures. He sudden if a thing comes in his head. — Shakespeare I: Intramurals: RICHARD JOHN SNYDER Spider Easton. Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 1. 2, 3 Football 2. 3. 4, Volleyball 3, 4; Delta Tau Alpha; Busi ness Manager of Gleaner and Furrow; Student Govern ment 3. 4: Class Treasurer 2. See ya Monday. There is no substitute for hand work. ANTHONY MARTIN SPINELLI Tony Narberth. Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticulture Society 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, A-Day Committee 3; Delta Tau Alpha; Gleaner 3, 4;, Hey, Guys! I have it figured out. Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. — Stanhope WILLIAM FREDERICK STOCK Sticky Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Gleaner 3. 4; CORNU- COPIA Bananas! !! ! Let thy words be jew ' ' -Bible FRANCIS JOSEPH SZY Frank Hellertown, Pennsylvania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Society 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Sports: Track 1: Delta Tau Alpha; Behind a frowning providence he hides a shining face. — Cowpen 40 GEORGE ALAN TIEFENTIIALER orm Ambler, Pennsj l ania Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental Horticultural Societ) I. 2. . ' ' , 1: Varsit) Club 2, 3, I: [ntramurals: Football 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 1: Spoils: Basketball 1. 2. 3, I. Golf 1. 2. 3, I: O-Gayyy Hi Sec you in the spring ft ■ ' The invisible worm that jli the night. Blab WADK 1 1111.11 TRAVIS Billy Wade II mh ui si. Pennsylvania Dairy Husbandry Dairy Society 1. 2. 3, 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 1, A-Day Rep- resentative I: Da Committee 1; Intramurals: Volleyball 3, I. Basketball, Softball 2. 3, 1; Football 2, 3; Sports: Basketball I. 2, 3; Farm Show 1: Hi Jack. I know a ghost. Where are you Fred? Who ' s buying the next round Fred? drink with him tlwt a hood. ' — Stevenson All thoughts of a turtle are turtles rabbits? ' JOSE CIRILO TRELLES Jose Cuzco. Peru, South America Animal Husbandry Animal Husbandry Club 4; I were better to be eaten to death with rust than tc be scoured to nothing with perpetual motion. — Shakespeare NEIL JOSHUA VINCENT Daddy Rabbit Salem, New Jersey Horticulture Horticultural Society 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: Football 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3; Delta Tau Alpha: Well, You can ' t win them all. id oj a ra — Emerson bbit, MICHAEL F. WALLRAPP Wally Wantagh, New York Food Industry Food Industry Club 1, 2, 3. 4, President 4; A-Day Com- mittee 4; Intramurals: Football 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4; Interclub Council 4; I give up, what? I ' ll never tell. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. — Pope OWEN STUART WEISLOW OH Philadelphia Pennsylvania Biology Science Society 3, 4: This is ridiculous! Talk to him of Jacob ' s Ladder, and he would ask the number of the steps. — Jerrold 41 STUART JOEL W1LK Stu Clifton, New Jersey Biology Science Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Intramurals: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 1. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; You must be kidding me ' Heat not a furnace for your for so hut that it do singe yourself. — Sbakespeare EDWARD A. WOODS Iwig Lansdale. Pennsylvania Food Industry Food Industry Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports: Cross Country 1; Just as a twig is bent the tree ' s inclined. -Pope TERRY LEE WUESCHINSKI Whiz York. Pennsylvania Agronomy Agronomy Club 2. 3. 4; Soil Conservation Society 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, A-Day representative 2, 3, 4; A-Day Committee 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Varsity Club 2, 3. 4, Vice- President 2, 3, 4; Sports: Football 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4; In- tramurals: Volleyball 4. Basketball 2. 3, 4; Delta Tau Alpba: Gee-Zooey Showed him the gentlemen an ' scholar. ' Ri MELVIN IRA WILSON Willy Clifton, New Jersey Chemistry Science Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Intramurals: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, Volleyball 1, 2, Softball 3; It ' s party time Bottoms up God send thee good ale enough, whether it be new old — Stevenson ANDREW STEPHEN ZONAY JR. Andy Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Food Industry Food Industry Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Glee Club 1; Student Government 2. hear in the chamber above me, the patter of little feet. — Longfellow RICHARD JOHN WIRA Rich Edison, New Jersey Biology Science Sociev 1. 2. 3. 4: Circle K Club 3. 4: Photography Club 1 : Animal Husbandrv Club 1 : Life is far too important a thing to talk seriously about. —Wilde W HEMAN JOHN WITMER Harry Bayonne, New Jersey Biology Science Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Intramurals: Football 1, Volleyball 1; This is typical. Nothing succeeds like success. — Dt In Memoriam EDWARD NONNEMACHEK Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere; Heaven did a recompense as largely send: He gave to Misery (all he had), a tear, He gained from Heaven ( ' twas all he wished) a friend. — Gray 43 Vice President Robert Sauer Senior Class Officers Treasurer Daniel Cantliffe 44 UNDERCLASSMEN 45 First Row, L-R: R. Becker, R. Alioto, S. Crosslev, G. Mahaffev, B. Rainear, J. Hazelton, M. Mikulaninel, B. Gratz, R Koch, A. Schantz. Second Row, L-R: R. Roedel, J. Thomas, J. Vaneschak. S. Huffman, S. Berger, A. Attick, R. Bakley, R. Bohl, T. Mulle. Third Rou, L-R: R. Zelley, D. Renner, J. Frecon, G. Handwerk, P. Juichak, L. Edwards, D. Johnson. C. Dennys, A. Kenter, D. Shaffer. Fourth Row, L-R: J. Castleman, L. Clayton, D. Schultz, R. Lichenwalner. R. Koes. D. Breiner, R. Buzen, M. Mowrer, W. Keppler, J. Hansen. 46 OFFICERS: L-R: Richard Bohl— Treasurer, Richard Koes— Vice President, Thomas Speakman — President. Stephen Fisher — Secretary fir -« . j7 - tr -, Firs Row, LR: R. Flowers, T. Speakman, J. Regrut, J. Sazma, J. Grande, J. Stonaek, T. Pheiffer, G. Dotterweich, C. Suloff, C. Gembe. Second Row, LR: J. Rupell, R. Huddy, A. Bronnenkant, R. McMullan, E. Hoek, H. McCarter, S. Fisher, L. Maurer, M. Kaminsky. Third Row, L-R: J. Paulding, J. Holznagel, M. Sanders, G. Shisler, L. Ciani, R. Funt, T. Grygo, G. Eisele, C. Elstrodt, J. Vlazny. Fourth Row, LR: J. Thomas, R. Zeek, W. Klementisz, R. Heil, A. Anderson, J. Pricked, D. Smith, L. Wagner, M. Novin. « 47 Michael Kachur. Dawd Bel Brubaker, Fred H. 1st Row, L-R: Kwong Y. Tso, Newton Meeker, Anthony Berti Gustav Steneck, Alan Shimp 2nd Row, L-R: T. William Singleton, J. Christopher Shaffer, Michael P. Walton, M. Charles McKiernan, Chung C. Huang, Manuel R. Rodriquez, Robert Kirk, Robert Copper, David Washko 3rd Row, L-R: William Mitchell, Mwangi Maganjo, James Norci, John Speckhals, Andre Miller, Curt Munson, Glenn Stinson, Robert Taylor, James Williams, Han-Jolyon Lammers 4th Row, L-R: Austin Moore, William Eick, Walter Simmons, Barry Smith, George Steele, George Weisel, William Buckman, John Kimmett, Paul Quintavalle 5th Row, L-R: Ira Walker, Richard Geerken, Hohn Bunger, Robert McClelland, Richard Haldeman, Alexander Young, Robert Kirkwood, Ronald Morosky, W. Thomas Brown 48 + e hi Row. L-R: John Schueller, Leslie K. Young Jr.. Wavne Russo, George Corless, John Keyser, Robert Kufta. James Kerr Jr.. Arleigh Clii-nell Terry Un ' led Clifford Grube 2nd Roiv, L-R: Edwin J. Toth, David J. Cramer, Dale Brenneman, Roy Van Teyens, Douglas B. Christie, Walt Kenworthy, Tony Keen, Paul Vetreno, Dave Spinella 3rd Row, L-R: Robert Bayda, James Gianaris, Brian Fischer, Lane Davis, Gary Rosenblatt, James Morley, Jonathan Greene, Joel Martin, Richard Dunning, Garwood Hoagland 4lh Row, L-R: Charles Rynd Jr., Peter Reiter, Russell Albright, Paul Heller, John Olson, John Langwick, David Peck, Robert Cameron, Hohn McCaffrey 5th Row, L-R: Otis A. Armstrong Jr., A. William Dietze, Bill Gerlach, Randall Nunemaker, Edward Funkhousei, Bruce Hanthorne, Peter Clark OFFICERS: L-R James Williams— Secretary, William Mitchell— Vice President, David Spinella— President, Edward Funkhouser- Treasurer, Peter Clark — Historian 49 First Row, LR: A. Zwaaf, R. Eberle. D. Landis, R. Hollowbush, T. Patti. N. Semeniuk, R. Hawkins, S. Hawryshczuk, B. Robbins, T. Collins, R. Whitman, T. Gray. Second Roiv, LR: M. Trazzera, W. Dougherty, T. Robertson, R. Cusanno, R. Felton. F. Yitelli, V. Jenkes, F. Ritter, T. Reardon, D. Fishel, T. Blew, S. Torok. Third Roiv, LR: J. Norek, R. James, J. Franchella, G. Rich, E. Furman, D. Dobrowolski, R. Kelly, D. Hayman, D. Yedinak, H. Almen, W. Winner, S. Igler, D. Gensemer. Fourth Ron; LR: J. Medeiros, K. Mountz, R. Mock, D. Beebe, R. Potter, L. Wellings, C. Bahnck, R. Kaname, N. Ulrich, F. Cope, E. Swetnick, C. Huber. Fifth Row, LR: B. Grubb, B. Goldan, T. Elam, V. Tanzola, R. Connolly, L. Corbett. G. Taylor, T. O ' Connor, C. Schwacke, R. Niemczyk, C. Harris, T. Belcher, P. Butterbaugh. Sixth Row. LR: T. Kaercher, M. Knestrick, M. Mann, R. Pisciotta, L. Hoover, C. Belden, B. Hoopes, E. Rose, R. Mullen. W. Manns, P. Tirsbier, S. Sim- mons. Seventh Row, LR: E. Carlson. P. Loughlin. E. Prout. J. Hawk. R. Golden, J. Colson. D. Dndson, W. Straub, R. Clymer, M. Troutman, R. Jarvis, J. Brodzik, D. Korbobo. Eighth Row, LR: G. Borden. R. Manganiello, R. Dormuth, R. Kanteyens, W. Dunscombe, K. Keim, S. Battershell, J. Sylvanovich, D. Lloyd, T. Lewis, R. Smith, B. Blithe, P. Cooney, F. Fischer. 50 First Row, LR: C. Byrd, S. Wood, E. Conseur, W. Liiton, L. Whitesell, F. Melpolder, A. Rushnock, M. Glaser, R. O ' Brien, M. Gurbarg, R. Totten R. Tuckman, K. Moyer. Second Row, L-R: J. Cassara, C. Gansky, D. Pyle, C. Sinner, S. Neivert, D. Noble, R. Yourgalite, G. Tradewell, J. Conroy, R. Kline, P. Kiry, G. Harteis Third Row, L-R: R. Dyer, J. Gray, J. Friend, V. Kalina, N. Mrozicki, D. Brewer, J. Irwin, C. Zehnder, J. Traino, C. Patterson, S. Bevan, J. Thompson A. Weizavich. Fourth Row. L-R: R. Scott, R. Cambell, W. Tyner, D. Brockley, W. Curry, D. Treat, M. Brown, S. Zehner, J. Bilotti, D. Adam, B. Umbemhower, D Burd. Fifth Row, L-R: K. Deitrich, J. Hayes, M. Worcester, G. La Presta, J. Waters, J. Garvey, J. Hochbaum, R. Funt, L. Bull, H. Rice, N. Kohut, L. Polito S. Baluch. Sixth Row, L-R: R. Kalmbacher, W. Bobb, J. Gebhardt, W. Dumont, B. Jenny, F. McGovern, J. Flemer, L. Yeager, W. Edmunds, R. Hershberger, H Powell, W. Dougherty. Seventh Row, L-R: R. Peiffer, W. Lockridge, W. Oppenheimer, J. Macerate, J. Neiss, R. Julius, B. Bross, J. Elias, W. Endriss, H. Walsh, W. McNamara R. Fausak, F. Corbin. Eighth Roiv, L-R: G. Jerrell, R. Fusting, B. Galvin, J. Predpelski, R. Kerr, E. Johnson, D. Reifsnyder, R. Kowalik, C. Cortelyou, D. Craig, R. Hassel bauer, R. Smolinski. 51 52 CLUBS 5 : First Row, L-R: J. Schueller, G. Hoagland, A. Schantz, L. Maurer, S. Crossley, C. Suloff, T. Blew, J. Piegrut, S. Torok, T. Pheifer. Second Row, L-R: L. Edwards, W. Simmons, C. Munson, J. Rupell, T. Wueschinski, J. Middleton, T. Currey, B. K almbacher, D. Washko, S. Fisher. Third Row, L-R: R. Haldeman, R. LichtenwaJner, D. Breiner, D. Kinney, F. Hist, J. Morrow, J. Magnus, R. Bergner, J. Dunn, P. Jurchak, G. Handwerk. OFFICERS: First Roiv, L.-R.: Lucien Maurer, Sam Crossley, Charles Suloff, Tom Pheifer. Second Row: L.-R.: Jay Rupell, Dale Kinney, Jack Magnus, John Dunn. 54 Agronomy 55 First Row, L-R: C. Gembe, J. Stonack, A. Chisnell, L. Whitesell, G. Corless, J. Morelock, T. Elam, T. Reardon, R. Alioto, P. Gerity, J. Trelles. Second Row, L-R: A. Bills, ' D. Day, W. Mitchell, R. ' Capper, A. Miller, F. Cope, R. Scott, J. Githens, J. Eisele, E. Rose, R. Mullen. Third Row, L-R: N. Kohut, H. Walsh, R. Dalrymple, D. Shaffer, E. Swetnick, W. Buckman, D. Reifsnyder, M. Novin, M. Neivert, R. Fusting, O. Am strong, J. Kimmett. Animal OFFICERS: 1st Row, L-R: Jeffrey Morelock, William Croushore 2nd Row, L-R: Frederick Hofsaess, David Schultz, John Albrecht Dr. Tibor Pelle, Advisor. 56 wsm ' u I . - •• First Row, L-R: J. Albrecht, B. Croushore, F. Hofsaess, A. Neimann, G. Brubaker, L. Bull, G. Steneck, S. Fisher, R. Dyer, P. Heller, R. Albright. Second Ron; L-R: D. Noble, W. Stock, R. Clements, R. Funt, M. Worcester, S. Huffman, R. Bohl, J. Vlazny, L. Wagner, C. Dennys, A. Kenter. Third Row, L-R: J. Bunger, K. Cortelyou, R. Hasselbauer, W. Kronen, R. Lichtenwalner, D. Schultz, M. Hansen, D. Craig, W. Dunscombe, B. Blithe, B. Sills. Husbandry ANIMAL HUSBANDRY JUDGING TEAM Kneeling, L-R: C. Gembe, J. Albrecht, B. Croushore, D. Day. Standing, L-R: M. Neivert, W. Kronen, M. Hansen, R. Clements, R. Dalrymple. First Row, L-R: D. Scovell, J. Martin, R. Dunning, C. Grube, J. Hoagland, A. Andrews, A. Amorin, R. Atiick, F. Hotchkiss, F. McGovern, J. Berger, R. Hoover. Second Rout, L-R: C. Knestrick, J. Harteis, R. Sauer, J. Harner, G. Steele, W. Traviss, R. Scott, B. Hoopes, M. Horner, T. Kavanagh, J. Eisele. T. McMillen, R. Mock, D. Peck, J. Harrison, P. Reiter, W. Tyner, C. Rynd, W. Eick. Dairy L-R: Allen Andrews, President; J. Harner. Vice-President; Jeffrey Berg i Si - tary-Treasurer. 59 ■ Husbandry 59 X m m 4 First Row, L-R: R. Koch, D. Gural, V. Kalina, M. Wallrapp. Second Row, LR: J. Paulding, R. Smith, B. Smith, R. Taylor. Third Row, LR: M. Muldowney, R. Gold, R. Zeek, W. Klementisz, R. Heil m f?R ?R OFFICERS: Jst Row, LR: Michael Wallrapp, Michael Mikulaninec 2nd Row, L-R: Robert Pras, William Klementisz, Michael Parkes. Dennis Gural First Row, L-R: M. Parkes, B. Fitzsimmons, M. Mikulaninec, J. Sazama, S. Liner. Second Row, L-R: G. Stinson, L. Ciani, R. Muzyk, M. Sanders, L. Hoover Third Row, LR: R. Geerken, M. Neivert, A. Zonay, R. Pras, E. Woods. Food Industry n m First Rote, L-R: G. Dotterweich, J. Grande. W. Russo, M. Maganjo, R. Hudd , R. Dilks, S. Wood, R. Potter, R. Scott, T. Bertino .Sero irf «om, ' , Z.-K: J. Thomas, J. Nona, J. Speckhals, R. Funt, H. McCarter, A. Slump, D. Benner.W. Winner, D. Cramer, G. Compton, R. Chickilio. Third Row, L-R: A. Dudas, D. Cantliffe, F. O ' Sullivan, J. Frecon, P. Kutawski, J. Vaneschak, E. Funkhouser, R. Bakley, J. Loueks, P. Gant. Fourth Row. L-R: D. Maku?. R. Morosky, M. Mowrer, R. Baughn, J. Howell, N. Vincent. Horticulture ' ■7 ' ' ABLeS mn BND OFFICERS: 1st Ron; L-R: John Thomas, Henry McCarter. 2nd Row, LR: Daniel Cantliffe. Rich- ard Chickillo. Dr. David Blumenfield 63 ■MB JAM I S first Row, L-R: J. Stonack, E. Lindemann, J. Beitz, B. Gratz, F. Albert, R. Snyder, G. Rosenblatt. R. MeMullan. Second Row, L-R: T. Grygo, R. Glaser, D. Myroniuk, J. Flemer, H. Rice, J. Morley, B. Fischer, G. Shisler. Third Row, L-R: D. Smith, G. Tiefenthaler, D. Smith, A. Anderson, I. Walker, R. Manganiello, R. Kirkwood, F. Fischer, Jr. Ornam Hortic M First Row, LR: C. Ebtrodt. D. Brenneman, A. Spinelli, F. Szy, B. Rainear, J. Traino, S. Mauger. Second Row, LR: R. Roedel, T. Speakman, J. Holznagel, J. Eisele, R. Mozzer, J. Gianaris, G. Weisel, R. Van Teyens. Third Row. LR: P. Cooney, B. Howells, R. Nunemaker, W. Jones, C. Shelly, R. Kerr, T. Hawk, C. Roth. mtal dture First Row, LR: R. Becker. J. Jon, A. Schiro, P. Kling. M. Poleck. Second Row, LR: N. Lulka, W. Kenworthy, J. Cassara. L. Polito, S. Neivert, R. Wira, G. Bishop. Third Row. LR: J. Castleman, H. Witmer, R. Nash. W. Keppler, S. Wilk, L. Clayton, E. Brown. Lionel M Adelson 60 OFnCERS: LR: Robert Zelley, Robert Mason, Heman Witmer, Edgar Brown First Row, LR: B. Cusanno, R. Mason, D. Abb, R. Flower , R. Kufta. Second Row, L-R: R. Klinger, J. McCaffrey, R. Csepi, R. Field, J. Friend, D. Brockley Third Row, L-R: W. Dietze, A. Zelley, B. Hawthorne, E. Odenwald, A. Auwarter. ence First Row, LR: K. Whitman, C. Huans, R. Van Tyens, R. Zeiner, J. Medeiros, T. Blew, D. Brockley, E. Conseur, A. Chisnell. Second Row, LR: W. Bobb, R. Funt, W. Tyner, L. Bull, M. Parkes, E. Swetnick, S. Neivert, J. Williams, J. Paulding, Jr. Third Row, LR: W. Kronen, E. Brown, M. Troutman, W. Traviss, D. Breiner, I. Walker, A. Young, R. Price, R. Smith, F. Hotchkiss. Glee- Club Band First Row, LR: R. Mock, B. Endriss, D. Washko, T. Unseld, C. Zehnder, M. Saunders, H. McCart?r, R. Funt. Second Row, LR: M. Knestrick, R. Kirk, W. Bobb, R. Funt, K. Mounlz, B. Hawkins, D. V. ' eiser. Third Row, LR: W. Woods, B. Hanthorne, M. Mower, G. Steele, M. Troutman, T. McMillen. S. Huffman, R. Bergner. 69 Furrow: L-R: B. Rainear, P. Kling, M. Poleck, R. Snyder, S. Fisher, C. Elstrodt, B. Fischer, A. Tucke Klementisz, R. Lichtenwalner. Glea ner First Row, L-R: J. Greene, G. Brubaker, A. Tucke, T. Hawk, H. McCarter, A. Spinelli, R. Snyder. Second Row, L-R: E. Lindemann, B. Gratz, R. Glaser, E. Rose, R. Koes, W. Jones, R. Csepi, A. Amorin. 7G L-R: B. Gratz, H. McCarter, W. Dietze, J. Bunger, R. Csepi, D. Abb c n t e c m i P u h r a r y OFFICERS: LR : Barry Gratz, Mr. R. D. Forbes, Advisor, William Dietze 71 First Row, L-R: A. Albert, J. Beitz, D. Cantliffe, J. Harner, W. Croushore, J. AJbrecht, A. Andrews. Second Row, L-R: F. Szy, P. Gerity, J. Morelock, J. Harteis, T. Wueschinski, A. Spinelli, R. Snyder. Third Row, LR: R. Sauer, J. Hoagland, j. Berger, C. Knestrick, R. DaJrymple, J. Harrison. Fourth Row, L-R: R. Bergner, B. Howells, J. Dunn, N. Vincent, T. Curreyl J. Middleton, C. Shelly. Delta Tau Alpha 72 LR: T. Pheiffer, K. Becker, W. Winner, D. Cramer, R. Bakley, R. Hoover, J. Eisele, J Paulding, R. Zeek, J. Thomas, D. Peck, J. Morley, J. Thomas, R. Csepi, E. Hoek, P Funt, R. Wira, B. Gralz, J. Sazama, G. Dotterweich. 73 L-R: Mr. Ned A. Linta, Richard Baughn, Dale Kinney, William Klementisz, Merwin Horner, Jerry Frecon, Donald Day, Mauger Scott. Intramural Council 74 A Club - LR: R. Geerken, R. Baughn, M. Novin, T. McMillen, F. O ' Sullivan, G. Shisler, J. Rupell, L. Edwards, J. Vaneschak, G. Brubaker, D. Day, C. Suloff, G. Mahaffey, A. Dotterweich, G. Corless, J. Keyser, D. Scovell, J. Harteis, J. Gianaris, J. Speckhals, P. Quintavalle, C. Roth. W. Klementisz, I. Walker, D. Demott, T. Brown. Mr. Ned A. Lima OFFICERS, Center, Rich Chickillo, Art Tucke, James Harner, Terry Wueschinski. 75 L-R: K. Tso. P. Kin, R. Kline. R. O ' Brien, B. Gratz, R. Smith. R. Glaser, R. Csepi. D. Peck. L. Drukovskis p h t 8 r C i i I P u h b y n L-R: Barry Cratz. Run Smith, s o c o I n S o V a e t t l J o n OFFICERS: 1st Ron; LR: Charles Suloff, Jeffrey Morelock, Sam 2nd Row, LR: Thomas Currey, John Morrow, Frank Hist, Terry Huffman Wueschinski First Row, LR: T. Currey, A. Schantz, L. .Maurer, J. Regrut, C. Suloff, J. SchueUer, T. Blew, S. Torok. J. Morelock. Second Row, L-R: P. Kutawski, T. Kavanagh, S. Huffman, D. Shaffer, G. Weisel, D. Washko, J. Olson, J. Middleton, R. Van Teyens Third Row, LR: D. Breiner, R. Bergner, D. Kinney, J. Magnus, J. Morrow, F. Hist, T. McMillen, R. Koes, J. Dunn, D. CantHffe. T. Wueschinski. 77 w  ■ 111 1 First Row, L-R: L. Maurer, R. Kirk, M. Wallrapp, A. Andrews, j. Aibrecht, S. Crossley, A. Schiro, C. Gembe. Second Row, L-R: D. Abb, J. Berger, J. Dunn, M. Muldowney, R. Smith, R. Chickillo. Third Row, LR: D Makus, W. Traviss, W. Kronen, R. Pras, F. Hist, J. Thomas, T. Currey, M. Parkes, L. Ciani, E. Hoek. 79 OFFICERS: LR: Anthony Schiro, Edward Hoek, Jeffrey Berger, Michael Muldowney, William Kronen. A C D o a m y m i t t ?? 1st Row, L-R: Michael Wallrapp, John Albrecht, Anthony Spinelli, Alien Andrews 2nd Row, L-R: Richard Snyder, Edward Hoek, John Dunn, Thomas Currey, Richard Chickillo. 79 Student Facultv Adviser — Dr. P. Click Administrative Adviser — Mr. J. Fulcolv BO ■ Government Third Row, L-R: John Bunger, Thomas Speakman, Samuel Huffman, Donald Day, James Harteis. Second Row, L-R: Dennis Gural, James Hoagland, Edward Hoek, Richard Snyder. David Washko. Third Row, L-R: Peter Gerity, Samuel Crossley, Gary Brubaker, Charles Suloff, David Spinella. 81 82 s p R T S 83 F ootball 1964 84 Front Row (L-R): Mgr. John Martin. Richard V. Kelly, Vincent G. Ficca, Gregory A. Palmerio, Francis A. Vitelli, Vincent J. Tanzola, Joseph F. Franchella, Jay W. [sbrecht, .Michael A. Trazzera. Second Row: Backfield Coach Robert Sehweid, John N. Vaneschak, Gary D. Shisler, Gary E. Ulrich, Richard A. Chickillo, Captain Richard H. Baughn, Wil- liam H. Cottrell, Richard F. DeMott, Da id H. R. Johnson, Leigh Edwards, Head Coach H. W. ' Bill Craver. Third Row: End Coach Arthur Davies, Patrick B. Hawes, William J. Mitchell, Paul F. Caravella, Kenneth Kolodziej, Paul C. Quintavalle, George A. Berse, David R. Markle, George M. Tremblay, Henry C. Wetzel, Line Coach Douglas York. Fourth Row: Bruce E Gover, Dennis R. Dobrowolski, Gilbert E. Taylor, David G. Spinella. William R. Hartman, Wayne S. Russo, David T. Hayman, Stephen F. Battershell. Filth Row: John Waters, Gregory N. Rich, Robert A. Connolly, Joseph B. Predpelski, Richard H. Richardson, Clifford W. Schwacke, Bernard A. Bross, Thomas D. O ' Connor, Llovd G. Corbett. ,.■_■ 1964 FOOTBALL RECORD AGGIES 9 19 Millersville State College 7 9 26 Moravian College 6 10 3 Haverford College 14 10 17 Albright College 10 24 Drexel Institute of Technology 10 31 Gallaudet College 18 11 7 Wilkes College 21 11 14 C. W. Post College 13 OPP. 21 28 8 35 39 8 13 27 This was a starting year for a NEW Ag- gie football team. There is a promising future in sight as the new coaching staff exploits the player ' s potentials. The bulwark for the com- ing gridiron season will be the members of the class of ' 68 under the watchful eyes of head coach William Craver and his staff. During the past season, seventeen new records were set against a schedule dominated by the always tough Middle Atlantic Confer- ence teams. As the college continues to expand its enrollment, it will also expand its sports competition to include the toughest teams in this area. Our thanks to the team ' s leaders, Captain Richard Baushn and Dick Chickillo. Ulrich circles the end B5 Captain and Senior Halfback Richard Bauehn Senior Fullback Richard Chickillo Bt The team taking the field. Point after touchdown Baughn takes the handoff Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY 1965 AGGIES OPP. 9 25 Cheyney State 19 44 10 3 Philadelphia Textile 16 44 10 7 Lebanon Valley 31 27 10 15 Eastern Baptist 18 43 io n Kings College 20 35 10 17 Albright College 18 41 10 21 Lincoln University 21 36 10 28 Franklin Marshall 20 36 10 28 Moravian College 16 46 11 6 Penna. Military College 32 25 11 6 Washington College 17 4-1 11 7 Susquehanna University 21 34 Delaware Valley Conference Champs 11 1 ; NC V College Championshi 3S 18th. CROSS COUNTRY This vear s Cross-Country Team faced stiff competi- tion. With much spirit and zeal, the harriers ended up -with a 10-2 record. Two high lights of the season were: winning the second annual Delaware Valley Conference, and placing 18th in the National Collegiate Athletic Association College Cross- Countrv Championship at Chicago. Illinois. The Cross-Countrv Team displayed strength and spirit throughout the season. 90 LOU COPPENS Lou Coppens led the team as captain in high fashion giving them a goal to strive for. He accumulated 43 firsts, 3 seconds, and 1 third in 47 meets. He also broke the Delaware Valley course record six times in his four years on the team. He set records at Glassboro, Millersville, Susquehanna, Lebanon Valley, Washington College, Eastern Baptist, and Lincoln University. Lou was the Delaware Valley Conference Champion for the past two years. The team proving itself in the East, received the chance to par- ticipate in the National Collegiate Athletic Association championship In the college division Lou placed 10th in a field of 170 runners competing on the four mile course. This resulted in an invitation to compete in the NCAA University Division at East Lansin Michigan. On a windy, cold, snowy day at Michigan State University, Lou finished 41st out of 180 runners in the University Division and first in the College Division. This singles hm out as one of the top cross country runners in the country. JIM MURPHY Jim was a very important asset to the cross-country team His collegiate record consisted of 5 firsts, 19 seconds, and 5 thirds for 34 meets. As the team ' s number two runner, he consistently broke through packs oi opposing runners to cross the finish line in record time His competitive spirit inspired his fellow runners to their record break- ing season. Willi the acK.ni of a new Varsity Basketball coach, Mr. Allan Hartley, the Ag- gies turned in their most impressive record since 1951. Tin ' team was led by captain George Tiefenthaler, assisted 1 senior Dick Baughn. This combination was augmented by six promising freshmen. Willi more experience, the team should lie able to ln ld their own against stiff competition. SCHEDULE DATE COLLEGE DATE COLLEGE 12 1 Phila. College of Bible 1 16 Wilkes College 12 2 Ursinus College 1 27 Lycoming College 12 6 Drexel Institute 2 2 Moravian College 12 7 Alumni 2 4 Rutgers of S. J. 12 8 Phila. College of Pharmacy 2 6 King ' s College 12 12 Eastern Baptist College 2 9 Phila. College of Bible 12 16 Haverford College 2 11 Lincoln University 12 19 Fairleigh Dickinson College 2 19 Phila. College of Pharmacy 1 6 Lincoln University 2 20 Monmouth College 1 9 Rutgers of S. J. 2 23 Eastern Baptist College 2 27 Penna. Military College TOT Coach Allan Hartley Basketball L to R: First Row: Head Coach Allan Hartley, Richard DeMott, Raymond Thompson, George Tiefenthaler, Richard Baughn, Richard Geerkin, Manager Rohert Fausak. Second Row: Assistant Coach Robert L. Schweid, John Cunningham, Ronald Kowalik, Glenn Jerrell, Thomas Brown, Thomas Lewis, David Yedinak, Manager John Echstine, Jr. 93 Third Row: David Bonner. Otis Armstrong, John Slate, Peter Cooney, John Norek, Edward Furman. Team Captain George Tiefenthaler Worm sends a pass on its way Rieh Baughn grabs the rebound Senior Richard Baughn ■|k ■BHEH1 . •if p B. . 1 ■? Jp m % jM nzT ' B % ' $$ffl v ' ■B P Above and below Glenn Jerrell, a promising frosh, shows his form Tom Lewis puts it up Frosh Ron Kowalik John Cunningham dribbles against Wilkes T.B. gets the rebound Is that a girl beside me? The jump ' Boots scores two for the Aggies Chalk talk during a time out Worm on the fast break Statistics — statistics Hev watch your elbow Tom Lewis shoots against Wilkes Wrestling Corless ' 67, Charles Suloff ' 66, Captain Donald Day ' 65, William Hartman ' 67, Manager 1st Row, LR: Head Wrestling Coach H. W. (Bill) Craver, Ge Thomas Elam ' 68. 2nd Row, LR: John R. Eberle ' 68, Kermit S. Moyer ' 68, Bruce Gover ' 68, David Johnson ' 66, John A. Hawk ' 68, ' Robert E. Felton ' 68. 3rd Row, L-R: Albert J. Muscle, Jr. ' 66, Donald C. Noble ' 68, James Norci ' 67, Robert Capper ' 67, Edward Floretti ' 68, Richard Piscotti ' 6 James Kerr ' 67. SCHEDULE Under guidance of head coach, Bill Craver, the Aggie wrestling team went through a rebuilding year. The team was led by outstanding senior, Captain Don Day. DELVAL looks forward to a good season with a promising under- classman squad returning. The season ' s record was 3-5 with impressive wins over Fairleigh Dickinson and Philadelphia College of Bible. 12 9 Lycoming College 12 18 Wilkes College 1 8 Lincoln University 1 14 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 27 Moravian College 2 6 Hofstra University 2 13 Phila. College of Bible 2 20 Monmouth College Don ' t bend it past 90 degrees, Donny Captain Donald Day Things could be worse A near pin 1964 TRACK Lycoming College Millersville State Albright College Susquehanna University Kutztown State Lincoln University Track First Roto. L-R: C Fisher, R. Bergner, C. Hofmann, R. Carrol, W. Cottrell, L. Coppens, E. Hamm. Second Row. L-R: G. Shisler, L. Marsh, W. Klementisz, R. DeMott, J. Fetherroan, R. Lichtenwalner, A. Dotterweich, S. Liner, Coach Ned A. Linia. Third Row, L-R: T. Johnson, J. Gianaris, J. Bunger, I. Walker, R. Field, C. Rynd, J. Morley. 102 The ' Aggie Track team faced one of the toughest schedules of any team representing our college in inter- collegiate competition. Nevertheless, in 1964 they were able to obtain impressive wins over Lycoming and Lincoln Uni- versity. The team was led by Captain Lou Coppens, un- defeated distance runner. Other standouts include senior, Roland Bergner and junior Bill Cottrell in field events, Gus Dotterweich and Gary Shisler in pole vault, Chuck Rynd in the 440, and Jim Gianaris in the hurdles. Rols lets the discus fl AGGIES hurdle their way to victory Jk p fc ( ;■ r ' iaff ' wkL M i an j i y H 1 s ? . .a. _ ' ! - ' t. Does it hurt here? Contemplating the throw (03 Four to go! i at the beginning are they close This is the wav it ' s done The Relay 104 The finish 1964 Captain Dick Carrol At the top JbmP ■ ■ j p 1 1 lA I ' m -TV. V JK1 I 1 £ 5 lWr  IH aB(f § s ' -• J 1 mJ Tj:. ' ' . JfeSSilBS! - _, MY-Y-YY FOOT Damn Sports Cars ' (05 Pro per form ' ■■ IN l . - : s ■ 1 Chris lets the shot go Third and last try F06 4 1 Philadelphia College of Bible 4 11 Eastern Baptist College 4 16 Phila. Col. of Pharmacy Sci. 4 17 Glassboro State 4 23 Eastern Baptist College 4 25 Kutztown State College Baseball 1964 SCHEDULE AGGIES OPP. AGGIES OPP. 5 6 4 25 Kutztown State College 4 6 15 4 27 Philadelphia Col. of Bible 9 10 6 2 5 5 Lincoln University 4 7 2 13 5 9 Lincoln University 5 4 4 5 13 Phila. Col. of Pharmacy Sci. 15 1 11 107 First Roiv, L-R: E. Taggart, J. Gall, D. Goss, D. Boyd, R. Wagner, Coach Douglas York. Second Row, L-R: G. Ulrich, L. Edwards, D. Day, T. McMillen, E. Collins. Third Row, L-R: R. Schaumloeffel. G. Mahaffey, R. Albright, A. Bills, W. Hartman. Fourth Row, L-R: J. Vaneschak, A. Law, D. Spinella, W. Mitchell. I 01 Tom McMillen leads off first Coach York and Captain Goss m i Tom gets a free pass Don beats the throw !09 The bench Captain elect, Don Day L-R: Christopher Shelley, Robert Sills. Arthur Tucke, Richard Carroll, Michael Chudkowski. Captain Art Tucke takes a break Golf Team The golf team maintained its dominance over their Conference foes by retaining the Delaware Valley Conference Championship at the Warrington Country Club. Captain Art Tucke, Terry Wueschinski, and Mark Novin led the team throughout the season with assistance from newcomers Chris Shelley, Bob Sills, and Mike Chudkowski. In winning thr.ee matches out of seven, the team established records in Low Gross in the Conference Championships and Low Medal at the home Warrington Country Club course. w Rutgers of S. J. L Kings College L P.M.C. W Kutztown W Cheyney L Susquehanna L Glassboro 1964 Delaware Valley Conference Championship lii Not as good as we ' ll have after the match! Bob chips up ••ft , r Mike pitches home Before the Del Val Conference Match What am I doing hi I can taste those meat ball sandwiches Keep your head down. Art How manv holes ahead Ter? !i3 SCHEDULE DATE COLLEGE 4 13 Millersville State 4 17 Glassboro State 4 18 Rutgers of S. J. 4 23 Eastern Baptist 4 25 DrexelTech 4 27 Cheyney State 5 5 Lincoln University 5 11 Susquehanna University 5 13 Penna. Military College Tennis 1st Row, L-R: Leonard A. Ciani, Jr. ' 66, Chung C. Huang ' 67, Captain Peter R. Bard ' 64, John Bayliss ' 64, Albert J. Muscle. Jr. ' 66, Coach Arthur Brown. 2nd Row. L-R: John F. Speckhals ' 67, Lloyd y 7 . Rotherham ' 64, Hilary E. Zich ' 66, Michael Price ' 65. !4 John Spreckhals and Chung C. Huang Captain Pete Bard and Coach Arthur Brown Pete Bard shows his form Keep vour eve on the ball Pete! 116 Chung makes a difficult backhand It ' s all in the timing John! Intramurals !!7 Dairy team sweeps end against O.H. « jh Fourth and eight Spectators Might as well, we have nothing to In ?W v ' Sii|| i Umph ii H ; y rt li oidb - I ' m in the clear Good hands? ( lw i HHL f Look, I ' ve got the gun! Who in the best shape •20 . That ' s high enough! The start of the relav The Dairy Society track team 121 123 Throw to the plate The Animal Husbandry Bowling Team Dick Flowers angles in ' Buck and Mike toss the foot irons H + 125 • fill ' IT 1 I r-r-r : - i s 1 Lb II 1B  i26 College Mood and Atmosphere 128 AD ay 129 The beginning Pound it home Fred Raisin ' the Big Top It ' s not as permanent as the one made in December 130 Your best fare forward Hi f W ! ' • fc — oaSs Things begin to take shape The work crew I know it ' s here somewhere 13i IBHHHBHBHi HBI i£ ■■■i The Dairy Bo ihampion 134 Choosing the beef champion Bob Sills receives Champion Beef Trophy from Prof. H. Purd - John Albrecht and Dr. T. Merritt with the Champion Sheep SHOW MATBHALS The Animal Husbandry class exhibit Double, double toil and troubi- !35 No William Tell needed here! i y r - t ■• ' The winning Hort. exhibit ' Crocked Plants In the land of the Jolly Green Giant Mb OH. boys set up for A-Dav It ' s gciinp to be a Ion;; night When it rains it pours ' The Bird Cage?? Jack puts the final touches on -• Dr. Elson discusses a principle Chem. Lab. for A-Day Mike and Twig set up their A-Day project Here goes nothing -__ MHM TK mmA ,_? 4 « |r 1 ■ . pr Mavbe if we cut the exhaust pipe off 138 Some of the men behind A-Dav The A -Day Queen 139 The Dedication of James Work Hall 140 r a mmm Posie pushin ' AFRICAN VIOLET VARIETIES . . . and step three says The refreshment stand The flower of the hour !4! ' Make like a shepherd and get the flock out of here ' l That ' s all folks 143 ACTIVITIES 144 BUTTON FROSH !! Beat... What O. H. can do A. H. and D. H. can do better Buck and John make the blades turn (45 0 i ' l ■ ■ Magnificent Maynard and his golden horn Three Pence and a Yen at the Hootenanny ' When in doubt, sack out!! I ' ve got a bluebird on my shoulder They just said, No hot plates Dr. Brown thought we should throw a little more feed to them! Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears Turn back fellows the mail is not out yet! Wordsworth Class It was cold, rainy and dismal. Hardly the type of day conducive to the pleasant commencement of our careers at Delaware Valley College. If we thought this day was any indication of what the next four years would hold in store, most of us. surelv. would have turned around and gone home. But being naive, and inexperienced in the ways of the academic world we stood faithfully in lines which led us to the registration desk where we were engulfed in a sea of registration cards. We were officially signed in — we had passed our Fail-Safe. As if this was not enough in one day we were beset by a myriad of pre-semester examinations. Before we. were given a break, classes started and with classes also began the freshman nemesis, customs. If nothing else, our period of customs was creative. We can list to our credits two bonfires and Lake Archer. Both of which were I literally I built by hand. Naturally being the class of 1965 we set out early to establish high standards and break records. We began by erecting a larger and more massive bonfire than any which preceeded. In the course of events, we proud freshmen found it necessary to protect our beautiful mountain of wood. None of us will ever forget the sound of Hoagy ' s bugle summoning us to protect our bonfire. Events, both frustrating and comical, broke the dull routine of chemistry, zoology and Freshman composition : Paul Kessler and his used cars, the Holocaust at Farm Four, the cook out behind Elson Hall, and the panty raid. Somehow that ill-fated episode did not turn out quite as planned. Our Holland Holiday was a beautiful success. The many hours of planning and work proved to be very worthwhile. Surprisingly, the windmill worked w ll all night. Perhaps the most unsuccessful of our freshman ven- tures came in the form of our infamous riot. Days of plan- ning and hours of anxious preparation culminated in a brilliant display of courage, determination and chaos — that lasted for all of three and a half glorious minutes. At times things got rough, frustration and tension mounted, but no matter how black the situation appeared, when our marks were failing and our hearts down trodden and only two weeks before finals, we could always thank Josh for saying, don ' t worry there is still ample time. ' The freshman year terminated with Summer Prac- ticum. Here we were exposed to all forms of practical ex- perience. At any time during the month of June in 1062 one could expect to see l_ ILman Hall floating down Alumni Lane on a river of foam to the clink of ten thousand dead soldiers . History During that summer of 1%2 the College was given Accreditation and accepted as a member by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. This was not only a milestone in the history of the College but also a great tribute to the efforts of the administration and staff who made it possible. The fall of 1962 found us back on campus after a summer vacation which we all felt ended too soon. As sopho- mo ' res we immediately plunged ourselves into the hardy exercising of our newly acquired power over the freshmen as the administrators of customs. With a hearty Button Frosh we led •our freshmen through a tumultuous period which ended in the revival of the tug of war. It was about this time that we were exposed to Mr. Schmieden It didn ' t take very long for us to realize how- little we new about everything. The first concert to be held at Delaware Valley Col- lege was ours. It was our concept, and our achievement. Maynard Ferguson and his Orchestra put on a spectacular jazz concert. It must be stated that we gained a lot more from this concert than financial success; we learned or- ganization, responsibility, and the meaning of the word panic. (Thank vou Mr. Steinberg.! This venture proved to be such a phenomenal success that it has become a tra- dition carried out annually by the members of the sopho- more class. We went into our second A-Day with more knowledge and experience than we had the previous year, and our class made an excellent showing in all fields. Of course no discussion of our sophomore year would be complete without mentioning the big 65 that was painted on the water tower. Eh. Kav? In our junior year we seemed to be more settled down. There was more emphasis on study and less on gipping. Many of us became more involved in the various clubs and activities on campus. The Yearbook and Prom Committees w ere organized in the anticipation of our forthcoming senior year. The year, however, was not with- out its lighter moments: any number of insanities could be expected at anv moment. During the January snow storms the second floors of Cooke and Barness Halls were the scene of mass practice of such summer sports as swim- ming and diving, and the snowball fight between the jun- iors and freshmen left one of our warriors limping for several davs. The administration passed a law prohibiting the use of exotic wallpaper and once again some of us were left facing bare walls. Of course, there were some planned activities too, our Roaring Twenties dance, one of the more unusual of our endeavors, and the Hootenanny pro- vided the social highlights of the year. We moved into Work Hall. Unfortunately, the building was not yet in a state of total readiness; the magnificent new structure seemed infallible until seven forty-five on that morning of the first class of the school year. Our senior year saw the answer to many of our prayers arrive in too few numbers. Preparation for the Yearbook and Prom were well under way by the beginning of the semester and the stu- dents eagerly awaited the coming of the caterer. Most of our time was spent in serious study and in the contempla- tion of our future endeavors. By May most of us were in- fected with the senior jitters. As we approach graduation let us look to our left and to our right as we realize the truths which were set before us four years ago. Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower: We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind; — Wordsworth 153 1965 Cornucopia Staff Co-editors Peter Gerity and Robert Sauer While writing this message we were filled with feelings of regret and anticipa- tion. We cannot help but feel regret at the soon-to-come separation of well established friendships. Now-, we look to the future ivith some anxiety, but arc filled ivith confidence instilled in us over the past four years. It would not be appropriate for us to leave without expressing our deepest grati- tude to the entire staff of the 1965 Cornu- copia and to all who aided us in the pre- sentation of this book. THE EDITORS !54 Business Staff, left to right: Michael Parks, Jeffrey Morelock, Business Manager Thomas Hawk. Dennis Smith. Captions Comm. Ronald Dalrymple and editor Robert Sills Layout Committee Fred Hotchkiss, Richard Glaser editor and Corwin Knestrick Sports Committee James Harner editor and Thomas Kava- nasdi James Hoagland, Activities Editor Merwin Horner, Typing Editor Ronald Smith, Photography Editor Class Adviser Clarence B. Steinberg 1 do not choose to be a common man. It is my right to be uncommon — if I can. I seek opportunity — not security. I do not wish to be a kept citizen, humbled and dulled by having the state look after me. I warn to take the calculated risk: to dream and to build, to fail and to succeed. I refuse to barter incentive for a dole. I prefer the challenges of hje to the guaranteed existence; the thrill of fulfillment to the stale calm of Utopia. I will not trade freedom for beneficence nor my dignity for a handout. I will never cower before any master nor bend to any threat. It is my heritage to stand erect, proud and unafraid; to think and act for myself, enjoy the benefit of my creations and to face the ivorld boldly and say, this I have done . . . — Dean Alfange Seniors ABB, DONALD RAYMOND .. 2232 Brigham St., Brooklyn, N.Y. ALBERT. FREDERICK G. ... 201 Trent Road. Philadelphia, Pa. ALBRECHT. JOHN E. 115 Dewey Road. Cheltenham. Pa. AMORIN, ADOLFO L. .... Averida San Martin 151 Orrantidel del Mar-Sanesidor. Lima. Peru ANDREWS. ALLEN S. West Mill Road. Long Vallev. N.J. BAUGHN. III. RICHARD H. .... — 421 N. Olive St., Media, Pa. BEITZ. JOSEPH J. P-O. Box 16. Edison. Pa. BERGER. P. JEFFREY . R.D, Pittstown, N.J. BERGNER. K. ROLAND _. 443 Thomson Ave., Springfield. Pa. BROWN. III. EDGAR G. 120 Stanley Ave., Glenside. Pa. CANTLIFFE. DANIEL J. 219 Manning Ave.. River Edee, NJ. CHICKILLO. RICHARD A. .... 3454 Frankford Ave.. Phila.. Pa. CHUDKOWSKI. MICHAEL R. .... 588 Main St.. Sayreville, N.J. CLEMENTS. ROBERT J Box 309, Bethel Rd.. Boothwvn, Pa. COMPTON. GLENN E RD. 1. Box 46, Clarksburg, Pa. COPPENS, LOUIS F. .... 257 Ridge Rd., New Hope, Pa. CRAIG. CHRISTOPHER Providence Road, Newtown Sq., Pa. CROUSHORE. WILLIAM S. .... RD. 3. Ruffsdale. Pa. CSEPI, RAYMOND J 13 McAuliffe Dr.. No. Brunswick. N.J. CURREY, JR.. W. THOMAS .... 800 Birney Hwy., Chester. Pa. DALRYMPLE. RONALD H. .... Mt. Horeb Rd., Warren Township. N.J. DAY, DONALD A. 454 Turner Ave.. Drexel Hill. Pa. DERBY. WILLIAM J. 110 Brownlie Rd., King of Prussia, Pa. DUDAS. ANDREW R R-D. 2. Fairview, Pa. DUNN. JOHN S. 36 S. Davis Ave., Audubon, N.J. GERITY. PETER F 70 Commonwealth Ave., New Providence, N.J. GLASER. RICHARD A 1387 Jesup Ave., New York, N.Y. GOMMEL, ERNEST R. .... North Garden Apts., Doylestown, Pa. GURAL, DENNIS S — 228 Le Gregni. Saddle Brook. N.J. HARRISON, JOHN C. .... RD. 1. Stockton, N.J. HARNER, JAMES P. Box 45. Oklwick, N.J. HARTEIS, JAMES L RD. 1- Ebensberg. Pa. HAWK, THOMAS R 953 Walnut Ave., Andalusia. Pa. HENDZEL, JOHN J. 504 Seventh Ave., Carnegie, Pa. HIST, LEWIS F. Box 79 R.D. 2, Glen Mills. Pa. HOAGLAND, JAMES M .... Headquarters European Exchange System APO 245, N.Y., N.Y. HORNER, MERWIN H R-D. 3. Salem, N.J. HOTCHKISS. FREDERICK WM. .... R-D. 1- Springboro. Pa. HOWELL. JOHN C, JR 12 Hillside Road, Sparta. N.J. HOWELLS. BRUCE E. _.. R-D- 2, Ellwood City, Pa. JONES, WILLIAM M ...- 9A N. Main St.. East Hampton. N.Y. KAVANAUGH. THOMAS E - 655 Woodlawn Dr.. Sharon, Pa. KINNEY, DALE A Main St.. Little York. N.J. KNESTRICK. RALPH C R- D - 1. Amity, Pa. KRONEN, WILLIAM L R-D. 4, Box 288, Tarentum. Pa. KUTAWSKI. PAUL A 5 David St.. South River, N.J. LEWANDOSKI, THOMAS J 35 Mack St., Plains, Pa. LINDEMANN. EDWARD L. __. - 6 Shelter Lane, Levittown, Pa. McMILLEN, THOMPSON B Andersonburg Rd.. Loysville, Pa. McNAUGHTON, WILLIAM J. JR ___- Kresson Rd.. Haddonfield, N.J. MAGNUS, JOHN 693 Center Ave., River Edge, N.J. MAKUS, DONALD J. - - 137 Elmwood Dr., Clifton, N.J. MASON, ' ROBERT B. 148 W. State St., Doylestown, Pa. M1DDLETON, JAMES E ..._ Box 96, Waldorf, Md. MORELOCK, JEFFERY J. .... - Basking Ridge Road., Millmgton, N.J. MORROW, JOHN D 2413 Lawnhurst Ave., Easton, Pa. MULDOWNEY, MICHAEL R. _ ___ ..._ 62 Downey Dr., Tenafly, N.J. MURPHY. RALPH J — Main St., West Point. Pa. MYRONUIK, DENNIS .... - 428 E. 139th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. NASH, ROBERT A - 500 E. 24th St., Chester, Pa. NEIMANN. ALBERT 446 East Clay Ave., Roselle Park, N.J. NEIVERT, MILES E. — — - — - — — 16 Westwood Road, Yonkers, N.Y. OLINSKY. MARVIN 165 Joan Terrace, Trenton, N.J. O ' SULLIVAN, FRANCIS J - 109 Wood Terrace, Leonia, N.J. PARKES, MICHAEL R. -. - 16 Maple Lane, Wayne, N.J. PRAS. ROBERT - - R-D. 1, Men dham, N.J. PRICE. ROGER K. I 10 Ames Ave., Eeonia, N.J. PRICE, MICHAEL G. Walter Road. R.D. 2, Clialfont, Pa. ROGERS. JAMES I?. 132 Stillwell Ave.. Port Lee, N.J. ROTH. CHARLES J. - 557 River Drive. East Paterson. N.J. SAUER, RORERT M. 51 Greene Ave., Sayville, N.Y. SCHAFER. WR SON C. 391 Anawanda Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. SCHMIDT, MICHAEL F. .... 37 Summer Lane, Levittown, Pa. SCOJT. RICHARD W. .... 48 Chestnut Terraee, Newton, Mass. SCI MHO. ANTHONY F. .... 27 Mitchell St., Lodi, N.J. SICES. ROBERT . 27 Ferncliff Rd., Morris Plains, N.J. SMEIX WILLIAM D .... North River Road, New Hope, Pa. SMITH. H. DENNIS — 667 S. Chubb Drive, Doylestown, Pa. SMITH. RONALD II. 129 Elm Ave., Riverton, N.J. SNYDER. RICHARD .... 2655 Northwood Ave., Easton, Pa. SPINELLI. ANTHONY M. - 15 Elmwood Ave., Narberth. Pa. STANFORD. EDWARD A - Herman Road, Horsham, Pa. STOCK, WILLIAM F - 8562 Glen Campbell Road, Philadelphia, Pa. SZY, FRANCIS J ■— R.D. 1, Hellertown, Pa. THOMPSON, RAYMOND J _.... - 512 Aroor Road, Yeadon, Pa. TIEFENTHALER, GEORGE A Johns Lane, Ambler, Pa. TRAVISS, WADE P R-D. 2, Moscow, Pa. TRELLIS, JOSE .... Arequipe Ave. 908, Lima, Peru VINCENT, NEIL 229 Johnson St., Salem, N. J. WALLRAPP, MICHAEL F ----- 2949 Ardsley Road, Wantagh, N.Y. WEISLOW, OWEN S. --- 129 E. Durham St., Philadelphia, Pa. WILL, STUART J 183 Rutherford Blvd., Clifton, N.J. WILSON, MELVYN I - - - 62 Rollins Ave., Clifton, N.J. WIRA, RICHARD J. _ Liddle Ave., Fords, N.J. WITMER, HEMAN J. — 131 W. 54th St., Bayonne, N.J. WOODS, EDWARD A. 310 Greenwood, Lansdale, Pa. WUESCHINSKI, TERRY L — 322 Springdale Ave., York, Pa. ZONAY, JR. ANDREW S 317 E. Broad St., Bethlehem, Pa. Underclassmen ADAM, DAVID D. Box 162, R.D. 1, Shoemakersville, Pa. 1968 ALBRIGHT, RUSSELL C 343 N. Bridge St., Christiana, Pa. 1967 ALIOTO, RONALD L. 5516 Willows Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 1966 ALMEN. HOWARD A. 125 Jefferson Ave., Greenbrook, N.J. I960 ANDERSON. ALFRED R. - 80 Knickerbock Rd., Closter, N.J. 1966 ARMSTRONG, JR., OTIS A - Center St., Hanover, Mass. 1967 ATTICK, ROBERT F 7120 Elk St., Harrisburg, Pa. 1966 AUWARTER ALAN G. _ 134 Oakwood Drive, Wayne, N.J. 1967 BAHNCK, CARL .... Box 71 Revere ' Pa - 1968 BAKLEY. RICHARD E 506 Fern Ave - Magnolia, N.J. 1966 BALUCH, STEVE J RD - L Box 70, Perryopolis, Pa. 1968 BATTERSHELL, STEPHEN F 55 Palm Lane, Levittown Pa. 1968 BAUSHER. MICHAEL G. - - Box 239, Somerdale Rd., Blackwood, N.J. 1968 BAYDA, ROBERT C. - - - - 333 Madison Ave., Nazareth Pa. 1967 BECKER, RICHARD S. 21 Swathmore Rd., Linden, N.J. 1966 BELCHER, WALLACE E., Ill --- 305 Bryn Mawr Ave., Bala Cynwyd, Pa. 1968 BELDEN, CHARLES P Gilead Rd., Hebron, Conn. 1968 BENNER, DAVID L RD -. 1, Faiifidd, Pa. 1967 BERGER, SCOTT 1365 St. Nicholas Ave., N.Y. 1966 BERSE GEORGE A. — - ?45 Summit Ave., Westfield, N.J. 1967 BERTINO ANTHONY J - 507 White Horse Pike, Hammonton, N.J. 1967 BEVAN, STEPHEN A. _._ ' ..Z . — 128 Bala Abe., Oreland Pa 1968 BILLS, ARTHUR P., JR ----- 1° Wren Ave., Hauppauge, N.Y. 1967 BILOTTI JOSEPH J. 126 Clover Circle, Southampton, Pa. 1967 BISHOP, EDWIN G. Box 217, R.D. 1, Perkasie, Pa. 1966 BLEW, JR. THEODORE G R-D- L Emmaus, Pa. 1968 BLITHE BARRY R. 201 Central Ave., Primos, Pa. 1968 BOBB WALTER H — 124 Signal Road, Drexel Hill, Pa. 1968 BOHL RICHARD A — 12 Highland Ave., Millington, N.J. 1966 BORDEN GUY K. - Main Street, Jacobstown, N.J. 1968 BOWMAN, ELWOOD W. Box 202, Plumsteadville, Pa. 1966 BRAY DAVID R. — - 515 Kingston Road, Utica, N.Y. 1967 BREINER DONALD M. 20 Woodland Rd., Wyomissing, Pa. 1966 159 BRENNEMAN, DALE R. ._. R.D. 1, Box 411, Natrona Hgts. Pa. 1967 BREWER. DAVID R. .... 9120 Pannier Rd.. Pittsburgh. Pa. 1968 BROCKLEY. DONALD B. .... 543 Locust St.. Columbia. Pa. 1968 BRODZIK, JOSEPH A. .... 252 Maple Ter., No. Plainfield, N.J. 1968 BRONNENKANT, ALAN A ___ 352 Langley Ave.. W. Hempstead, N.Y. 1966 BROSS. BERNARD P.. ... - 93 Norman Dr.. Ramsey, N.J. 1968 BROWN. MICHAEL A _ 7 Eggleston Lane, Old Greenwich. Conn. 1968 BROWN. W. THOM S . 49 Smithfield Rd.. Waldwick. N.J. 1967 BRUB KER, GARRY L __ R.D. 2, Brockway, Pa. 1967 BUCKMAN, WILLIAM H. Eggle Road. R.D. 2. Newtown, Pa. 1967 BULLOCK, JEROME J. .... Contention Lane, Berwyn, Pa. 1966 BUNGER, JOHN R 811 Foster St.. Philadelphia, Pa. 1967 BURD. DENNIS L Munson Pa. 1968 BUTTERBAUGH. PAUL A. 387 Aspen St., Middletown. Pa. 1968 BUZEN, RICHARD L 218 Dickson Circle. East Williston. N.Y. 1966 BYRD. CHARLES G. Lyndell Rd.. Downingtown, Pa. 1968 CAMERSON. ROBERT A 165 Sheridan Ave., Johnstown, Pa. 1967 CAMPBELL. RICHARD W 10 Linden Ave.. Rutledge. Pa. 1968 CAPPER. ROBERT T 201 Summit St.. Edwardsville. Pa. 1967 CARAVELLA. PAUL F 1097 Leesville Ave., Rahway, N.J. 1967 CARLSEN. HARRY E 12 Burnham Rd., Old Bridge. N.J. 1967 CARLSON. EDWIN C 17 McKinley St.. Rowayton, Conn. 1968 CASHMAN. HAROLD E 337 Corinthian Ave.. Hatboro. Pa. 1966 CASSARA. JAMES A 133 Eastern Ave.. Somerville. N.J. 1968 CASTLEMAN. JOHN A Brass Castle Rd.. Washington. N.J. 1966 CHISNELL, ARLEIGH C. _. Dibbon Glad. Pa. 1967 CHRISTIE. DOUGLAS B 820 Summit Ave., Franklin Lakes, N.J. 1967 CLARK. PETER D R.D. 2. Box 56. Neshanic Station. N.J. 1967 CLAYTON. LLOYD K 1436 Lakewood Rd., Toms River, N.J. 1966 CLYMER. FREDRIC R Box 323. Denison. Iowa 1968 COLLINS. EDWARD T Box 206. Kennett Square, Pa. 1966 COLLINS,. THOMAS W.. JR 64 Prospect St.. Dover. N.J. 1968 COLLOM. WILLIAM S 818 Woodland Dr.. Lansdale. Pa. 1968 GOLSON. JOHN R Colson Rd.. Jullica Hill. N.J. 1968 COLT JOHN E. 6 Winthrop St.. Norwalk, Conn. 1967 CONNOLLY. ROBERT A. Oxford. R.D.. N.J. 1968 CONROY. JAMES J 146 Lincoln Rd.. Hempstead, N.Y. 1968 CONSEUR. EDWARD D 7008 Brous Ave.. Phila. 15, Pa. 1968 COOK. WILLIAM A. 40 Radnor Drive, Newtown Sq., Pa. 1968 COONEY, PETER M. 807 Wayne Ave.. Reading, Pa. 1968 COPE. FREDERICK O 442 S. Main St.. Red Lion. Pa. 1968 COPLEY, DUANE G Box 103. Hope, N.J. 1968 CIANL JR.. LEONARD A 111 2nd St.. Wood Ridge, N.J. 1966 CORBETT. LLOYD G. 71 Power Rd.. Waterbury. Conn. 1968 CORLESS, GEORGE G Reno St., Ext.. Rochester, Pa. 1967 COTTRELL. WM. H 911 Flower St.. Chester. Pa. 1966 CORBIN FRANK C. Old Jummer Rd.. Allison Park. Pa. 1968 CORTELYOU. CLIFFORD H R-D. 1. Princeton, N.J. 1968 CRAIG. DOUGLAS M 1005 W. High St.. Haddon His., N.J. 1968 CRAMER. DAVID J. Perkins Lane. Beverly. N.J. 1967 CROSSLEY. III. SAMUEL M. __. R.D. 1, Box 188. Marvsville. Pa. 1966 CUNNINGHAM. JOHN H — 326 Mt. Vernon St.. Lansdale. Pa. 1968 CURRY WM. M. 235 Cedar Ave.. Horsham, Pa. 1968 CUSANNO. ROBERT P. 35 Elm Lane. Levittown. Pa. 1968 DAVIS. ATHOL L. 63 Wiggins St.. Princeton, N.J. T967 DeBARI. MARIO. JR - 1417 Main St., Glastonbury, Conn. 1966 DeMOTT. RICHARD F. 2506 So. Church St.. Allentown. Pa. 1966 DENNYS CHARLES D. 32 Winding Lane. Feasterville. Pa. 1966 DERSTEIN. WALLACE G 51 Orvilla Road. Lansdale. Pa. 1966 DIETRICH. KENNETH G. 22 Philadelphia Ave.. Shillington. Pa. 1968 DIETZE. A. WM. R.D. 2. Stockton, N.J. DILKS. ROBERT L 260 E. High St.. Glassboro, N.J. 1967 DOBROWOLSKI. DENNIS R 3846 Gonshohocken Ave.. Phila.. Pa. 1968 DODSON, DARL 116 Blough Rd.. Fairless Hills, Pa. 1968 DOLAN. KEVIN E 41-50 78th Street. Elmhurst, N.Y. 1966 DOLINSKY. DENNIS WM 237 Wyandotte Rd.. Fairless Hills. Pa. 1966 DOBMUTH. RICHARD W 1229 Bruce Rd.. Oreland. Pa. 1968 DOTTERWEICH. A 134 Garside Ave., Wayne, N.J. 1966 DOUGHTERY. WM. J. _ N. Delsea Drive, Franklinville, N.J. 1968 DOUGHTERY, WM. M 16 E. Floral Ave., Pleasantville, N.J. 1968 DBUKOVSK1S, LIAMONTS 136 W. 168th Street. N.Y. 1966 !60 DUMONT, WADE ._ _ _ 161 Jacksonville Rd., Lincoln Park, N.J. 1968 DUNING. RICHARD 17 Pine Ave., Pelhan, N.Y. 1967 DUNSCOMBE. WM. E. 14 W. Drive Livingston, N.J. 1968 DYER. ROY C. 870 N. Pollard St., Arlington, Va. 1968 EBERLE. JON R. _ Ferry Road, R.D. 1. Doylestown, Pa. 1968 ECKSTINE, J. P. ... Spring Lane, Yardley, Pa. 1968 EDWARDS. ADDISON L. .. 204 Forest Hill Drive, U secon,N.J. 1966 EICK.WM. Columbia Cross Roads, R.D. 3, Bradford, Pa. 1967 EISELE, GERHARD J 1219 Friendship St.. Phila.. Pa. 1966 ELAM, THOMAS D. 7261 Githens Ave., Pennsauken, N.J. 1968 ELIAS, JAMES E 239-7th Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. 1968 ELSTRODT, CHARLES J 1172 Hollywood Ter., York, Pa. 1966 EDMUNDS. WM. J. Zieglerville Rd., Spring Mount, Pa. 1968 ENDRISS, WM. C. .... . ... 29 Butler Blvd., Bawille, N.J. 1968 FAUSAK. ROBERT E 50 Reservoir Ave., Jersey, N.J. 1968 FELTON. ROBERT E 312 Berkshire Rd.. Fairless Hills, Pa. 1968 FERGUSON. THOMAS W 35 Hancock St., Lansdale, Pa. 1966 FERRARIO, REMY J 128 18t h Ave., Scranton, Pa. 1966 FETHERMAN. JOHN G .... Shawnee-on-Del, Pa. 1966 FICCA. VINCENT G. 3-17 Summit Ave., Fairlawn, N.J. 1968 FIELD. ROBERT D 129 Wright Ave., Pleasantville, N.J. 1967 FIORETTI 142 Canterbury Road, Fairless Hills, Pa. 1968 FISHER. STEVE F R.D. 1, Oley, Pa. 1966 FISHEL. DOUGLAS G. 1317 Rogers Road, Bristol, Pa. 1966 FISCHER. BRIAN H West Broadway and Ave. C. Haledon, N.J. 1967 FITZGERALD, RICHARD A 108 S. Midway Ave., Feasterville, Pa. 1967 FITZSIMMONS, WILLIAM J. _ 8 Dunnder Drive, Summit, N.J. 1967 FLEMER, JOHN H Box 126 Holmdel, N.J. 1968 FLOWERS, RICHARD A 2667 Northampton St., Easton, Pa. 1966 FRANCHELLA. JOSEPH F., JR _ 16 S. James St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1968 FRECON, JERRY L R.D. 3, Boyertown, Pa. 1966 FRIEMAN. ALAN R 1501 Juniper Road., Elkins Park, Pa. 1967 FRIEND. JOHN W R.D. 1, Box 197 Marianna, Pa. 1968 FUNKHOUSER, EDWARD A R.D. 1, Box, 197 Marianna, Pa. 1968 FUNT, RICHARD C R.D. 1, Biglerville, Pa. 1968 FUNT, RONALD E. R.D. 1, Biglerville, Pa. 1966 FURMAN. EDWARD T 177 Strayer St., Johnston, Pa. 1968 FUSTING, RICHARD M 4328 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. 1968 GALVIN. BARRY F 2 Quay Road, Levittown, Pa. 1968 GANSKY. CARL H 229 Walnut Hill Lane, Havertown, Pa. 1968 GANT, PAUL N R.D. 1, Glassboro, N.J. 1967 GARVEY. JOE D 2401 Ruby Drive. Harrisburg, Pa. 1968 GEBHARDT. JACK E R.D. 3, Nazareth, Pa. 1968 GEERKEN, RICHARD G 51 Brighton Rd., Worcester, N.Y. 1967 GEMBE, CHARLES L R.D. 2, Yorks Springs, Pa. 1966 GENSEMER, DONALD J 706 Linwood St., New Cumberland. Pa. 1968 GERLACH, WM - 1731 Florida St., Westfield, N.J. 1967 GIANARIS, JAMES G 98 Manor Lane, Willingboro, N.J. 1967 GITHENS. JONATHAN E 208 Tenth Ave., Haddon Heights, N.J. 1967 GLASER, MARK J. 1158 E. 14th St., Brooklyn N.Y. 1968 GOLD. ROBERT A 660 Morton Ave., Franklin Square, N.W. 1968 GOLDAN, BARRY K — - 1 Batesway, Westfield, N.J. 1968 GOVER, BRUCE E 90 Welles St., Forty Fort, Pa. 1968 GRANDE, JOHN A 21 Reed St., Edison, N.J. 1966 GRATZ, BARRY J. 5871 Upland Way, Phila., Pa. 1966 GRAY. JOHN C Box 57, Dublin, Pa. 1968 GRAY. TERENCE J - Box 57, Dublin, Pa. 1968 GRAY, HOWARD D Frontier Road, Dublin. Pa. 1966 GREENE, JOATHAN H 106 N. Vendome Ave., Margate, N.J. 1967 GREENSTEIN, RICHARD L 2123 Hartel St., Phila., Pa. 1966 GREGORY. THOMAS M 2899 Street Road, Neshaminy, Pa. 1967 GRUBE, CLIFFORD N Barker Roa ' d, Wyncote, Pa. 1967 GRUBB, BARRY J — — RD. 1, Hellertown, Pa. 1968 GRYGO, THOMAS W. 1916 Mountain Top Rd., Somerville, N.J. 1966 GURBARG, MICHAEK 583 Alburger St., Phila., Pa. 1968 HALDEMAN, RICHARD S Box 107 A, Pittstown, N.J. 1967 HANDWERK, GENE E R- 1, Germanville, Pa. 1966 HANSEN, JOHN L 155 Harrison Ave., Highland Park, N.J. 1966 HAPP JOHN M. Matthews Ave., New Britain, Pa. 1968 HANTHORNE, BRUCE - 150 Old York Road, Chalfont, Pa. 1967 HARRIS, CHARLES L 124 Lafayette St., Haddonfield, N.J. 1968 16! HARTEIS. GERALD J _ RD. 1. Ebensberg, Pa. 1968 HASSELBAUER, ROBERT C __ 67-F New England Ave., Summit, N.J. 1968 HASHES, PATRICK B. 1_ 278 Washington Ave., Pleasantville, N.Y. 1967 HAWK, JOHN A. _ 25 E. Washington St., Stewartsville, N.J. 1968 HAWKINS R YMOND D. . — Worthington Mill Rd., Ivyland, Pa. 1968 HAWRYSHCZUK, STANLEY ._.. - 4943 N. 12th St.. Phila.. Pa. 1968 HAYES, JAMES H. Box 267 Montgomery Ave., Kulpsville. Pa. 1968 HAYES. JOSEPH E. 2391 Riverside Terrace, Manasquan, N.J. 1968 HAYMAN, DAVID T. .... _ 15 Wilkshire Road. R.D. 3, Doylestown. Pa. 1968 HAZELTON, JAMES E St. Luke ' s Ave., Gladstone, N.J. 1966 HELLER. PAUL - 2157 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 1967 HEIL, RONALD F 32 Catherdral Ave., Nutley. N.J. 1966 HENTOSH. DAVID D. 7127 Woolston St., Phila., Pa. 1967 HERTIAGE, HOWARD R Harrisonville Road. Richwood, N.J. 1968 HERSHBERGER. RODNEY L R- D - L Everett, Pa. 1968 HOAGLAND, GARWOOD R RD. 1. Catawissa, Pa. 1967 HOCHBAUM. JEFFREY R.D. 12, Box 7, Frenchtown, N.J. 1968 HODGE. DONALD R. R-D- 2, Pine Grove, Pa. 1967 HOEK, EDWARD G. _. 117 E. Westfield Ave.. Roselle Park, N.J. 1966 HOFSAESS, FRED R — 197 Chipmunk Hill. Mountainside. N.J. 1967 HOLLOWBUSH. RANDY A Fleetwood, R.D. 1, Pa. 1968 HOLZNAGEL, JON A. .... 109 Maruth Drive, Pittsburgh. Pa. 1966 HOOPES C LVIN B JR - - Walnut Run Road. Landenberg. Pa. 1968 HOOVER. ROBERT E. _ R-D. 1, Box 18. Patton, Pa. 1966 HOOVER LEON R. — 2035 West High. Haddon Heights, N.J. 1968 HUANG. CHUNG C. 1 100 LaSalle St., New York City, N.Y. 1967 HUBER. CHARLES F. 8 Sycamore Rd.. Levittown, Pa. 1968 HUDDY, RONALD L R-D. 1, Clover Drive, Fairview. Pa. 1966 HUFFMAN, SAMUEL J. .... Stoner Drive, R.D. 1. Middletown, Pa. HUGHES JOHN A. _ 271 E. Butler Ave., New Britain. Pa. HUNT, DOUGLAS R. I 482 Fairmount Ave., Chatham NJ. 1966 IGLER. SCOTT T 81 Church St., New Milford, Pa. 1968 IRWIN JOHN E. 300 Deanhurst Ave.. Camp Hill. Pa. 1968 ISBRECHT JAY WM. _ 1034 Seward Ave.. Westfield, NJ. 1968 IVES, RICHARD T. . ' . — 720 Pebble Hill Road, Doylestown, Pa. 1967 1968 1967 1966 1966 JAMES. RICHARD A 368 Chestnut. Kingston, Pa. JANSON, JOHN J 213 N. Lancaster Ave., Margate, N J. JANSON STEPHEN A. 600 W. Brigantine Ave.. Brigantine. NJ. 1968 JAR VIS. RICHARD H. .... 412 Avondale. Haddonfield, NJ. 1968 JENKES, VAUGHN A - I 3 Reynold St., Pittston, Pa. 196b JENNY BRUCE F. 526 Riverview Road, Pompton Lakes, NJ. 1968 JERRELL GLENN D 2021 Wheaton Ave.. Millville. N J. 1968 JOHNSON, DAVID H. R. ...... _ 112 Jefferson St.. So. Braintree. Mass. 1966 JOHNSON. EDWARD L 31 Birch St.. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1968 JOHNSON, NELSON A. 29 Northfield Road. Fairfield. Conn. 1JOO JOHNSON. THOMAS J. ... ... 201 Carl Mackley Apt., M and Bristol Sts.. Phila.. Pa. 1967 JON JEFFRY 321 Fairlamb Ave.. Havertown, Fa. 190 JOSEPONIS, WILLIAM A. ...Z 1 76 Yale St.. Roslyn Heights. NY. 1967 JULIUS. ROBERT G. I 468 Eden Road - Lancaster - a - lJbb JUNSCH JOHN W _ 9810 Fort Hamilton Pkwy., Brooklyn, N.Y. 1967 JURCHAK. PHILIP R-D- 1. ' Pittston. Pa. 1966 KACHUR. MICHAEL E --- - 4425 Florida Ave.. Newtown Sq.. Fa. 196 KAERCHER. TIMOTHY R Rt- 20. Bethlehem. Pa. 196, KALINA, VICTOR E. _ 334 Levinsohn PL. Englewood. NJ. 1968 KALMBACHER. ROBERT S. Fairview Rd., R.D. 1. Chadds Ford. Pa. 1968 KAMINSKY, MELVIN M 1547 River Road. Teaneck. NJ. 1966 KANAME, ROY T. 2550 Church Road. Glenside. Fa. 1908 KAUFMAN, CHARLES M Hollow Road, Skillman, NJ. 1967 KEEN, GEORGE A 235 W; Pine St., Georgetown, Delaware 1967 KEIM KEVIN L -- 115 Stewart St., Kearney, N.J. 1968 KELLY RICHARD V ' . - -- 3562 Queen St., Philadelphia 29, Pa. 1968 RENTER. ALAN L. _1 828 Madison Ave., Plainfield, N J. 1966 KENWORTHY WALTER J _ - 205 Green Brier Lane. Havertown, Fa. 196 KEPPLER, WALTER G. _._ ' ._ 814 Huntingdon Pike Hollywood, Pa. 1966 KERR. ROBERT F 5 Yarmouth Lane Media, Pa. 1968 KERR JAMES M - 2832 Sand yford, Phila., Pa. 196 KEYSER. BRUCE G. _ -- 320 Twining Roa d, Oreland, Pa. 1967 KEYSER. JOHN W R-D- 2. Parkesburg Pa. 1967 KIMMETT. JOHN A 56 Mohr Ave., Bloomlield, IN. J. 190 162 ■mirnnnniT I pper Stump Road, Chalfont, Pa. 196 KIRK.RORF.Rl 10?0TVooperRoad, Norristown, Pa. 1967 KIRKWOOD, ROBERT W. U F p liihl(ltlpllia 20 . Pa . 1968 KIRY,PAULR. --------- 4(HEastSprurrSi..lVrkasie,Pa, 1966 KLEMENTISZ,L. WILLIAM, JR. rd 1 Mi W..lf. Pa. 1968 KLINE, RICHARD M. 8 Granite Terrace, Springfield, Pa. 1967 KLINGER, MOBF.RT A. £j ,, ( „ ikfi ,, ( „„ ' „,. Pni l,. Pa . 1966 KLING, PAUL JOHN ,,, RD 1 Ainit Pa . 196 8 KNESTRICk. MAYNARD L. fil? Hooven s , |)inv; .., Pa . 1966 KOES RICHARD M. MaeFarland Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1966 KOCH. RICHARD A. Thompsonvffle Rd., McMun , , NJ. 1968 KOHUT. NICHOLAS J. 20 Birkshire Road, Trenton, N.J. 1966 KOPrS , Wm B TH - « tS St., Bloomsburv, NX 1968 KK?2lSSK 240 Union St., Doylestown, Pa. 1967 Sw A ITK RONA n S 7 1 Washington St.. Harrison, N.J. 1968 KOWALIK, RONALD S. ... ■ g phn Pa 1968 KRUPNICK, STEPHEN B. 5 Son Av ..Booton, N.J. 1967 KUFTA. RORERT J. ----- 2 ,„Tlw t ierPs 1967 LAMMERS, HAN-JOLYON .... Brinton Lake Road, R.D. 5 West Chester. Pa. Ub LANDIS. DAVID T. .......... - W Cleverly Roa ™ter,P a. 96o LANGWICK. JOHN J. .... - 60 S. Manhenn Blvd New Polta, N.J 1 t norcTi rrDU pnTM 6 Rutelev St.. Mt. Holly, 1N.J. i™° fw — 77 Westfieid Ave.. Elizabeth. N.J. 1967 SnSfFW 81 Spruce St., Cranford,N.J. 1968 LEBRET, GEORGE W. - „. v . rM lofifi t rr ir-nn nn T 101 2KA Smoon-40, Chong-ro, Ku, Korea uoo SSS J. 1= ----- «« OearhrookB York Pa. 1968 LITTON, WILLIAM G RD. 1. Phdhpsburg N. J. 1968 LLOYD. DONALD E — R D - L Newvdle, Pa. 1968 LOCKRIDGE. C. WILLIAM .... - 353 Center Ave Runnemere, NJ. 968 LOUCKS, JAMES W Spring Road Scotia, N_Y. 96, LOUGHLIN. PATRICK W. .... 5233 N Mascher St. Phila. , Pa. 1968 _.„ R„,. in tV. Avp F.stel Manor. N.J. 1 0 MacCRATE. JAMES R. ... — 20 Ridge Drive, Huntington State N.Y. 968 MAGANJO. MWANGI ... Gathanga Vi la«. Fort Hall. Kenya 967 MAHAFFEY, GEORGE S. _ 178 Maple Blvd.. Pawling. NY. 1966 MANNS. WILLIAN T - 57 Lorgan Road. New Hope. Pa 1968 MANNS. CHARLES J 57 Lorgan Road, New Hope Pa. . MANN. MICHAEL E. ..... 2 Woodbine Road. Kendall Park, NJ. 1968 MANGANIELLO. RICHARD N. 10 Lewis D™, Randolph Mas . 968 MARINO. GAETANO J _ 234 Oxford Circle, Norristown, Pa. 1966 MARKLE, DAVID R. ........ - 5720 Wissahickon Ave., Phila., Pa. 1967 MARSH. LARRY G 567 Harold Ave., Johnstown, Pa. 1967 MARTIN. JOEL W 1056 Seneca Ave., Ridgewood, N.J. 1967 MARTIN. JOHN M 1429 Olive Street. Scranton. Pa. 1968 MAUGER. SCOTT W RD., Box 241, Woodbine, NJ. 1966 MAURER, LUCIEN G 602 Country Club Lane. Havertown, Pa. 1966 McCARTER. HENRY E 2014 Ford Road. Bristol, Pa. 1966 McCAFFREY. JOHN F 16 Coral Lane, Clifton. NJ. 1967 McCLELLAND. ROBERT W - 141 Myrtle St., Girard, Pa. 1967 McGOVERN. ROBERT J 1839 Lower State Road, Chalfont. Pa. 1966 McGOVERN, FRANCIS 64. North St., Bloomsburg, NJ. 1968 McDUELL, CORDELIA G 1651 Wyoming St., Phila. Pa. McKIERNAN, MILTON C 2007 Hartel St., Phila., Pa. 1967 McLAIN GLENN E. 4 Ellison Ave., West Orange, N J. 1966 McNAMARA. WnXIAN J. 132 Carlton Ave Jersey City NJ. 1968 McNAUGHTON, JAMES Kresson Road, Cherry Hill, N J 1968 MEDEIROS. JOSEPH W 16 E. Mulberry Ave., Pleasantville, N.J. 1967 MEEKER. NEWTON 1 Bromley Drive, West Orange, N.J. 1967 MELPOLDER FRANK F. 2 °8 Engle Drive, Wallingford, Pa. 1968 MELLOR, FREDRICK A 7 DeCou Drive, Morrisville Pa. 1968 MIKULANINEC. MICHAEL 109 Church St., Mahwah, N.J. 1966 MILLER, ANDRE D R.D. 2, Airville, Pa. 1967 MILLER. GEORGE L -- 558 Moreland Drive, Pittsburgh. Pa. 1966 MILLER. WILLIAM F - B° x 76, Hohcong, Pa. 1968 MILLER WILLIAM G. 109 Lakeview Dr., Lannonsburg, ra. 190 i MITCHELL, WILLIAMJ. .1 319 Rural Ave., Chester, Pa. 1967 MOCK ROBERT K 415 Washington St., Royersford, Pa. 1968 MORLEY, JAMES L Box 64, Newtown, Pa. 1967 163 MOROSKY. RONALD W .... 505 Privet Rd., Horsham, Pa. 1967 MORRISON. MURDOCK K. . . - — — — Jrwmna, Pa. 1966 MOORE. AUSTIN J. _ R ° utf ; 8 J banon ' . Co ™ ' Jg MOUNTZ, KEITH ... 131 Ea Ruth St, Rrf«omH, Pa. 1968 MOYER. KERMIT S — Box 56. R D. 1. Harfej-sv.lle. Pa. 963 MOWRER. MARK C. .... 106 Boiling Circle Chadds Ford. Pa. 966 MOZZER. RAYMOND T 983 Main St Manchester Conn 968 MROZICKE. NORMAN M. ... D w I ' n 968 MULLEN. RAYMOND A. .... 206 Cosman St Westwood, NJ. 1968 MULLE. ANTHONY H. ... 86-50 164th St. Jamaica NY. 966 MUSCLE. ALBERT J. .... 24 North 7th St.. Highland Park. N.J 1966 MUZYK. RONALD A. .... — — - 231 Ellis Ave., frenton. N.J. 966 MUNSON. CURT - 5 Quackenbush Land Park Ridge N J. 1967 MYERS. CLARENCE G. .... — — T f NT 963 S c iohn r a chard E ■ 519 l StS Si Z NAGGIeTaN R . . -223 So. Main St.. North East. Md. 1966 NFTVFRT STTIARTT 16 Westwood Road. Yonkers, NY. 1968 SSSaS RANDALLK : 2422 D.v« Ave A,e„„dn,. V, 1067 no™, mark a w : r s £ £ ss SESrSSV a 2459 T, TSE5ffiESlE: IS S«N1S t - 1201 Bethlehem Pike. Ambler. Pa. 1967 P TTF ON CHART ES P MS Worthington Rd.. Phila.. Pa. 1968 PATTf THOMAS S -- 543 Elder Ave.. Phillipsburg. N.J. 1963 M 32 SIh —6 Eisenhower Drive. Malvern. Pa. 1966 ™ ,i° n P • Box 90. Schurylerville. NY. 1967 P RHT WTT T TAM One Vine St.. Waldwick. N.J. 1968 Sfr R ANOfVI B- D - 2 - B - m Li ° nier ' Pa - 1%8 PERSON TYNNS 103 Mohawk Trail. Medford Lakes. N.J. 1967 pSSr ' THOMAS R Academ y St - ° xf ° rd ' NJ - W66 PHEIFFER, THOMAS R. .... Dovl estown, Pa. 1967 K™ n mE53£ I™ c„, „bS |£2 k , «.,. i«. PISCIOTTA. RICHARD J. Ch e Pa 1%6 POMTF K 4 Tomf ..: 304 Cleafrook St.. Lansdowne. Pa. 1967 TninJn - 1020 Fitzwater St.. Phila.. Pa. 1968 POT FR R AySdH :ZZZTl2 Prospect St.. E. Stroudsburg. Pa. 1968 POTTER. RAYMOND H. ?2 Road Sa , em NJ _ 1%8 ™St7t SKpHR ::.;. 1458 Mr. Ephraim Ave.. Camden. N.J. 1968 pmr D t?FTT toK 70 Willow Ave N - Plainfield - V ' ? It PRICKETT JOHN H. u Drf Southampton. Pa. 1968 ? T nnSM A nS H - 2906 Harrison St.. Wall. N.J. 1968 ™ ONA LD W. ___ Limkiln pike Prospectvi lle. Pa. 1967 2V SI ' r RFNi HN F 511 Salem-Quinton Rd.. Salem. N.J. 1966 S£I n E p?TFR? 412 We t Ave.. Jenkintown. Pa. 1967 p Sno J Tfmn M : -.- R.F.D. 3. Box 41. Mineral. Va. 1968 SnK CarversvilleRd.,Carversville,Pa. 1966 pr Si nFR r.AVin A 207 Harvard Blvd.. Reading. Pa. 1968 RllTFR ?CTER L — - 706 West State St.. Coopersburg. Pa. 1967 SSSm ..... 311 Front St., W. Easton. Pa. 1966 SSS 1 ' - 215 Central Ave.. Lakewood. N.J. 1966 KK P- iZZ _ 118 Woodland Road, Wyncote, Pa. 1968 SEIlfT - -- 118 W °° d M n R. 1. Souderton, Pa. 1966 SnS FORrFTR ' -Aura Road. Richwood. N.J. 1966 mPF HFRRFRT F 13986 Benner Drive. Novelty. Ohio 1968 BasKK- : r : he ift ' Byr f id c Nj- ;%8 RICHARDSON, RICHARD H. .... _ 277 Galyan Place Bergenheld NJ. 1968 RITTER, FLOYD P _   Run Rd Avondale Pa 968 ROBERTSON, THOMAS G Marsh St., Harper Liberia 1968 ROBBINS, III, BURTON S Box 96 Dorchester, NJ. 1968 RODRIQUEZ, MANUEL .... - Box 19, San Felipe, Venezuela 1967 !64 ROEDEL, RICHARD R. _. Star Route 2, Doylestown, Pa. 1966 ROSE, EDWARD L. ... 10 Woodhill Dr., Maplewood, N.J. 1968 ROSENBLATT, GARY . 70 Midland Blvd., Maplewood, N.J. 1967 l!l PELL, JAY K. R.D. 2, Washington, N.J. L966 RUSHNOCK, ARTHUR J. 222 Ave. A, Latrobe. Pa. L968 RUSSO, WAYNE S. Mt. Pleasant Ave., Ambler, Pa. L967 RYND, CHARLES E., JR. 347 S. St. Marys St., St. Mans. Pa. L967 SANDERS. MELVIN 8-09 Harrison Dr., Fairlawn, N.J. 1966 SAZAMA, JAMES M. . 378 North Rd., Hampden, Mass. 1966 SCHAUMLOEFEEL. ROBERT J. 517 Grier Ave., Elizabeth. N.J. 1967 SCHUELLER. JOHN P. 5448 Hulmeville Rd., Cornwell Heights, Pa. 1967 SCHIAZZA, JOSEPH F. . 32 N. Diamond St., Clifton His., Pa. L968 SCHANTZ. ARLAND H. R.D. 1, Zionville, Pa., 1966 SCHMOLKE. WILLIAM H. 27 Wilkshire Rd., Doyletown, Pa. 1968 SCHULTZ. DAVID C. R.D. 2, Easton, Pa, 1966 SCOTT. RICHARD EARL 182 Salem Road, Union, N.J. 196, , SCOYELL. DAVID I.. 5 Marion Court, Trenton, N.J. 1966 SCHWARTZ. RAFAEL .... 162-01 Powells Cove Blvd., Hushing, N.Y. 1966 SCHWACKE, CLIFFORD W. ... 928 N. Washington St., Greenbrook, N.J. 1968 SELLERS, GEORGE E 5701 Green Pond Rd., Easton, Pa. 1967 SEMENUIK, NICHOLAS B 281 Caldwell Ave., Paterson, N.J. 1968 SERVICE, ROBERT S 4th and Jones Ave., West Point, Pa. 1968 SHAEFFER, J. CHRISTOPHER ...... .... 632 Sandy Ridge Rd.. Doylestown, Pa. 1967 SHAFFER. RICHARD T 1407 Old Beulah Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1966 SHANNON, RUSSELL S 2411 Cedar Lane. Drexel Hill, Pa. 1966 SHIMP. ALAN W. R.D. 2, Canton, N.J. 1967 SHISLER, GARY D. Llewelyn Rd., Chester Hts., Pa. 1966 SINGLETON, T. WILLIAM . 144 Susquehanna, Lansdale, Pa. 1967 SIMMONS, P. WALTER .. R.D. 2, Collegeville, Pa. 1967 SIMMONS, SAMUEL M. R.D. 1, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 1967 SIMPKINS. GERALD W. . . Cedar Lane, Burlington, N.J. 1968 SINNER. CARL WM R.D. 1, Williamsport, Pa. 1968 SIVEL. RICHARD F. .. P.O. Box 37, Penns Park. Pa. Special SLATE, JON L _ Chestnut Hill, Lebanon, Conn. 1967 SMOLINSKI, ROBERT H. .... 846 Tabor Rd., Morris Plains, N.J. 1968 SMITH, DARRY R. 1820 Park St., Harrisburg, Pa. 1967 SMITH. DUNCAN G 320 S. Braddock Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1966 SMITH. RICHARD G Star Route 2. Shippensburg. Pa. 1968 SPEAKMAN, THOMAS W. _ 19 Milton Drive, Yardley, Pa. 1966 SPECKHALS, JOHN F 410 Sheffield Drive, Wallingford, Pa. 1967 SPEAR, RODGER T New Britain Road, R.D. 3, Doylestown, Pa. 1966 SPINELLA, DAVID G Landing Rd., Waterford, N.J. 1967 SPRUNG. PAUL W 760 E. 10th St.. Brooklyn, N.Y. 1967 STEELE. GEORGE B. Pocopson, Pa. 1967 STENECK, GUSTAV B. _ 121 Engle St.. Tenafly, N.J. 1967 STINSON, GLENN K 2222 Wharton Road, Glenside, Pa. 1967 STOCKBRIDGE, DAVID A. Dugway Road, Clinton, N.Y. 1967 STONACK. JOHN M 18 Harvard Rd., Cranford, N.J. 1966 STOTSENBURGH, THOMAS . 530 North St., Doylestown, Pa. 1967 STRAUB, WESLEY E 3055 S. 44th St., North Wales, Pa. 1968 SULOFF, CHARLES E. _ _ R.F.D. 2, Mt. Joy, Pa. 1966 SWETNICK, EDWARD S 27 Jane Drive, Englewood Cliffs. N.J. 1968 SYLVANOVICH. JOSEPH A. .... 213 Cedar St., Exeter. Pa. 1968 TANZOLA. VINCENT J 64 Elm Lane, Levittown, Pa. 1968 TAYLOR, GEORGE R 3rd Ave. Shore Rd., Cape May Court House, Cape May, N.J. 1967 TAYLOR. E. GILBERT Hacklebarney Rd., Long Valley, N.J. 1968 TEMPLETON. ROBERT C 2650 N. 9th St., Phila., Pa. 1967 THOMAS, JOHN A. 79 Norton Ave., Dallas, Pa. 1966 THOMAS, JAMES E Box 461 Belvidere, N.J. 1966 THOMPSON. JOHN F. R.D. 1, Wyalusing, Pa. 1968 TIRSBEIR, PAUL W 1926 W. Broad St., Scotch Plains, N.J. 1968 TOROK, STEVE A. Fowlers Mills, Chadon, Ohio 1968 TOTH, EDWIN J 8 West Main St., Newville, Pa. 1967 TOTTEN, RONALD V Ellisdale Rd., Allentown, N.J. 1968 TRAINO. JOHN T. 246 Church St., Moorestown, N.J. 1968 TRADEWELL, GEORGE E Derstine Rd.. Hatfield, Pa. 1968 TRAZZERA, MICHAEL A _ 1736 Ritner St., Phila., Pa. 1968 TREAT. DAVID W 113 Crooked Billet Rd., Hatboro, Pa. 1968 TREMBLAY, GEORGE M 214 Jefferson Ave., Horsham, Pa. 1967 TROUTMAN, MARTIN F __ Womelsdorf, Route 1, Pa. TSO, KWONG Y _ 3115 Broadway, N.Y., N.Y. 1967 165 TUCKE, ARTHUR L. 141 Gass Road. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1966 TUCKMAN, RICHARD Y 101 Elderberry Drive. Levittown. Pa. 1968 TITTLE. GEORGE G. ■.... Sheridan Ave., Vineland, X.J. 1968 TYNER WILLIAM E 563 Bradford Ave.. Xeshamim , Pa. 1968 ULRICH. GARY E. 24 S. 29th St., Harrisburg. Pa. 1966 LfLRICH. XORMAX . 306 W. Park Ave., Langhorne. Pa. 1968 UMBEXHOWER. BARRY L. ... — 1112 Fern Ave.. Reading. Pa. 1968 t NSELD, TERRY J RD. 1- Lake City, Pa. 1967 I RNER, DAVID L 12 Main St.. Trappe. Pa. 1967 V I.DES. RICARDO .... Calle 39A 22-23 Bogota. Columbia, S.A. 1967 Y VNESCHAK, JOHN N 136 Brace St., Perth Amboy. N.J. 1966 VAN TEYENS. ROGER 657 Stonetown Road. Ringwood. N.J. 1968 VAX TEYENS. ROY 136 Second Ave.. Little Falls. N.J. 1967 VETREXO. PAUL W. +1 Lake Road. Wyckoff. N.J. 1967 VITELLI. FRANCIS A Ramey Road. Middlesex, N.J. 1968 VI Z Y. JOHN R. 3743 Burns Road. Huntingdon Valley. Pa. 1966 W AGNER. LEE A. 4715 Freemansburg Ave.. Easton. Pa. 1966 WALKER. 1R V 99 Troop Ave.. New Brunswick, N.J. 1967 WALSH. HARRY S 60 Petunia. Willingboro, N.J. 1968 WALTON. MICHEAL P 1133 Beechwood Ave.. Lansdale, Pa. 1967 WASHKO. DAVID E. 10 Canoebirch Road. Levittown. Pa. 1967 WATERS. JOHN J. 1427 Cleveland. Woodburv. N.J. 1968 WATKIXSOX. JAMES L 200 Arbor St.. Cranford. N.J. 1967 WEISEL, GEORGE W. ... R.R. 1, Box 237. Perkasie. Pa. 1967 WEISER. DONALD J. - 120 3rd St.. Feasterville. Pa. 1967 WELLINGS, LAWRENCE E Kintersville. R.D. 1. Pa. 1968 WETZEL, HENRY C ----- 22 Browning. Merchantville, N.J. 1967 WHITESELL. LARRY _ 2 Shadv Road. Camp Hill. Pa. 1968 WHITMAN. ROBERT F 160 Main St.. Linfield. Pa. 1968 WIEZAViCH. ANTHONY G ----- R.D. 4. Tunkhannock. Pa. 1968 WILFINGER. WILLIAM W R.D. 1, Center Valley, Pa. 1967 WILLIAM. JAMES W 40 Meadow Lane. Levittown. Pa. 1967 WINNER, WAYNE M. Centerton Road. Moorestown. N.J. 1968 WOLFE. MARK A 273 South St.. Northampton. Mass. 1967 WOOD. STEPHEN J 630 Pomona. Haddonfield. N.J. 1968 WOODS. WALTER E R.D. 1. Perkiomenville. Pa. 1966 WORCESTER. MARK C. 530 Ryders Lane. E. Brunswick. N.J. 1968 YEAGER. LEO A 211 N. Haverford Ave.. Margate. N.J. 1968 YEDINAK. DAVE A Cedar Drive. New Britian. Pa. 1968 YOUNG. ALEX R 139 Sycamore Ave.. Livingston. N.J. 1967 YOURGALITE. RAY A . ..... 40 Pancoast Ave.. Green Ridge. Pa. 1968 YOUNG. LESLIE K 613 Fountain St.. Phila. Pa. 1967 ZACCHEO, VINCENT J 4109-Ust St.. Long Island City, N.Y. 1966 ZEEK. ROBERT A .. _ Mac-Spar Drive. Dover. N.J. 1966 ZEHNER. PIERCE S Nescopeck. R.D. 1. Pa. 1968 ZEHXDER. CHARLES H. ..... _ Perry Highway, Wexford, Pa. 1968 ZEINER. RONALD N 307 N. 7th St.. Harrisburg. Pa. 1967 ZELLEY. ROBERT A. ... _ _ Springfield Road. Wrightstown, N.J. 1966 ZICH. HILARY E. . .. 8 N.Y. Ave.. Flemington. N.J. 1966 ZWAFF, ALLAN M 14 BlackweU Ave., Hopewell, NJ. 1968 AXDERSO X. KIRK EDWARD 229 Sherman St.. Perth Ambov. X.J. BEIL. THOMAS A. 3623 Jacksenwald Ave.. Reading. Pa. BLOCK. ROBERT PAUL ..... 1117 Rock Creek Dr.. Wvncote. Pa. BRUGGER. ROBERT A. _ Stone Hedge R.D. 3. Quakertown. Pa. FERLAUTO. DAVID A RT). 2. Box 190. Perkasie. Pa. GEIGER III. GEORGE ANDREW _ 868 Hollywood Circle. Willingsport. Pa. GLUCK. ETHAN DAVID _ .... 225 Howard. Elberon. N.J. GREEXBERG. RICHARD S. 7753 Green Valley Rd.. Wvncote. Pa. GRISCOM. RICHARD ARTHUR R.D. 1. Salem. X.J. HARTMAX. JERRY H. 9-04 Dewev PL. Fairlawn. N.J. HILLMAN. RICHARD .. _ Wood St.. Mahopac, N.Y. IRWIN. LOUIS RANDOLPH .. . 2404 Longview Dr.. Coatsville, Pa. Ma. AIR. TERRY ALAN Chalfont. Pa. McCORRY. ROBERT JOSEPH Woodland Dr.. Brewster, N.J. McNL X. RICHARD HUNT 102 Oakview Dr.. Lexington, Va. MURRAY III. ALBERT FRANCIS. 400 Hillbrook Lane. Washington. D.C. RINGWALD. JOHN C 62 Stuart Ave.. Malvern, N.Y. ROTH. RONALK GEORGE . 174 Mershel St.. Feasterville. Pa. SANTANGELO. CHARLES JAMES 347 E. Main St.. Norristown. Pa. VALVO, JACQUELINE A. 26 Pleasant Lane. Levittown, Pa. VARANO. WILLIAM JOSEPH 147 Rod Street. Tamajua, Pa. WE1SSER. JOANNE CHRISTINE Knapp Rd., R.D. 1, Lansdale, Pa. !66 ALUMNI PATRONS Charles Abrams ' 16 Gary F. Barrick ' 64 Joseph Berman ' 24 Ely Bernhard Elivin Bilslcy Allan H. Blitz ' 28 Harold Bloom 28 Mitchell Brauman ' 23 Alex Burchuk Benjamin Bush ' 33 Arthur A. Carrier ' 17 William G. Clancy ' 50 Mr. George Cotrell E. Walter Coward Jr. ' 58 Martin Coyne Robert H. Denlinger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dobrowolski Memory of Sylvan D. Einstein Joe Factor ' 20 James K. Fee Baron C. Feldmar Lewis I. Fox Charles Garment ' 34 Herbert Goldich Na than Golub ' 17 Jack Goodman ' 31 Jack Gross ' 21 Samuel L. Miller Harry M. Harris M. Peter Hoffman ' 63 Mr. Robert A. Hoffner ' 64 Raymond Hoppaugh ' 64 Henry G. Kelty Elmer Klein, M.D. Curtis W. Loser ' 43 H. Ralph Lovett Joseph Liebernick Ronald Liggett ' 60 James Lipari ' 53 Jack Malkin ' 23 Irving H. Marcus Peter Matcovich ' 34 Kenneth B. Mayer ' 25 Herbert M. Meyers ' 34 Sidney J. Michael, V.M.D. Ira Mills Mr. Nathan Moser ' 32 Jerry Mulnick ' 61 T. A. Napier ' 64 M. B. Novin Keith S. Peterson Chester W. Raught Jack Robbins ' 19 Sheldon Rosenmarin Leon Rosenzweig ' 29 Louis M. Rubinoff Michael Sampson Bernard M. Savage Michael J. Scheier Frank Scheirer ' 51 Benjamin Schnall ' 38 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gordon Seigel and Family ' 58 J. Edward Seipp Jeffery Serotkin Thomas J. Sexton Jr. ' 64 William Shechter Irving Smith George P. Smith ' 32 Richard E. Stein Kiax King Steinberg ' 28 Issac Stern Richard Strimel Richard D. Swackhamer Leon J. Thompson ' 64 Mr. Frank E. Torning Herman B. Trichon Fred H. Weigle ' 14 Jacob Weiner ' 32 Harry Weissman ' 29 William B. Welling Jr. John W. Wolford ' 34 Morris Wolfson Jack Zelanko ' 22 SENIOR PARENTS PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abb Mr. and Mrs. John Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Albert Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Amorin Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Edger G. Brown Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Cantliffe Helen and Rocco Chickillo Mr. and Mrs. George Croushore 167 Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Currey Mr. and Mrs. Howell W. Dalrymple Mr. and Mrs. John S. Dunn Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Gerity Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gommel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gural Mr. and Mrs. George B. Harner Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hawlc Mr. and Mrs. Merwin H. Horner Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hotchkiss Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Kronen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lindemann Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Leo Middleton Mr. and Mrs. James Morelock Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Morrow Mr. and Mrs. James X. Muldowney Mr. and Mrs. R. Myroniuk Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Neivert Mr. and Mrs. Abe E. Olinsky Frank and Marcella O ' Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Melvin M. Sauer Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Mr. George Shelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sills Dr. and Mrs. Manning B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Smith Mrs. Florence Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. E. Arthur Stanford Mr. and Mrs. William Stock III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Traviss Mrs. Anna B. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallrapp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilk Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson Mr. and Mrs. R. Witmer Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Zonay Sr. BUSINESS PATRONS Bargers Chicken House Bob ' s -Barber Shop Carroll ' s Jewelers Continental Coffee Co. Country Side Inn Don Sands Shoes Doylestown Body Works Doylestown Hobby Shop Doylestown Lumber and Millwork Co. Doylestown Taylor George W. Coulton Sons Herbert Leathermans Market Histands Drive-In Barber Shop J. Harold Kelly Keystone Motors Landes Chevron Maddox Photography Studio Media Lawn Equipment National Sugar Refining Co. Penn Jersey Auto Stores Trenton China Pottery Co. Inc. Ugite Gas Inc. Volk Tire Corp. Warrington Motel Water Wheel Inn 168 PARENT PATRONS OF UNDERCLASSMEN Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Almen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O. Anderson Fred C. Auwarter Mr. and Mrs. George S. Balcley Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Baluch Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Bayda Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Benner Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bevan Col. and Mrs. Arthur P. Bills Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Blew Sr. Capt. and Mrs. William W. Blood Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Bohl Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Borden Mrs. Ralph C. Brenneman Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Brockley Joseph A. Brodzik Sr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bronnenkant Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bross Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Brubaker Mr. L H. Bull Mr. Arthur Buzen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Q. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caravella Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Carlsen Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. James Cassara Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chisnell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Ciani Charles Clark and Family Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Collins Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Conroy Jr. Mr. Raymond R. Conseur Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corbin Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Arno Dietze Mrs. Robert Dilks John E. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Donner Mr. and Mrs. August Dotterweich Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Dynscombe Mr. and Mrs. Delbert M. Elam Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Elstrodt Mr. and Mrs. Remy Ferrario Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fioretti Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Flowers Herman Frieman, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Fusting Mr. and Mrs. Sterling S. Funt Mr. and Mrs. Sterling S. Funt Hilda R. Sansky Mr. and Mrs. Joe V. Garvey Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gebhardt Frederick and Ella Geerken Mr. and Mrs. Irving Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gold Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gold Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gray Mr. and Mrs. George S. Greene Herman A. Hasseibauer Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hawes Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Hawk Mr. and Mrs. W. E Hayes 169 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hazelton Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hegeman Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hoagiand Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoek Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holznagel Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Hoopes Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoover Mr. and Mrs. John C. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Po-Wen Huang Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Huffman Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Isbrecht Mr. and Mrs. Hillard C. Jarvis William Jerrell Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. Jenny Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. R. Johnson Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. A. Joseponis Mr. and Mrs. Frederic S. Julius Sr. Milton Kalina and Family Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Kalmbacher Sadie Kaminsky Joseph Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keppler Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kerr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Keyser J. Lawrence Keyser Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirkwood Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kiry Mr. and Mrs, John Koes Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kohut Mrs. Virginia A. Korbobo Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kufta Mr. and Mrs. George Langwich Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lewis B. Elizabeth Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. William Lockridge Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lulka Rev. and Mrs. R. B. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mahaffey Mr. and Mrs. N. Manganiello Mr. and Mrs. John M. Martin Mrs. Aron Martin Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Mauer Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCarter Mr. and Mrs. James McKiernan Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter McNamara Atty. Lindley McClelland Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Meeker Marie M. Mellor Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Melpolder Mr. and Mrs. John Mikulaninec Murdock and Mary Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mowrer Dr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Mozzer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Curt P. Munson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Muscle Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Neimann Mr. and Mrs. Leon K. Niemczyk Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Neivert Mr. and Mrs. James J. Norci Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Numemaker Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius N. O ' Brien Helen Odenwald C. M. Palmerio Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Peterson Mrs. Emma E. Peiffer Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Pisciotta Sr. Elizabeth Polito !70 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Potter Dr. and Mrs. John A. Prickett Mr. and Mrs. Hercules Quintavalle Mr. and Mrs. C. Fraser Reichner Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Reifsnyder Mr., and Mrs. George Renner Mr. and Mrs. George Reuter Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Rose Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Rupell Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sanders Lt. Col. and Mrs. Herbert E. Sarver Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schaumloeffel Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Schultz Jr. Mr. and Mrs. N. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. George Scovell Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sellers Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Service Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford B. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Sinner Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smolinski Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Speakman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spinella Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Sprung Mr. and Mrs. George Steele Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Stinson Mr. and Mrs. John Stonach Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Robert and Helen Tirsbier Mr. and Mrs. George Tradewell Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Traino Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Trazzera Arthur F. Tucke Mr. and Mrs. Colton M Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Tyner Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Umbenhower Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Unseld Mr. and Mrs. N. Van Teyens Mr. and Mrs. Herman Van Teyens P. Van Reisen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Watkinson Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Walton Mr. and Mrs. George W. Weisel Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Winner Mr. and Mrs. B. Conley Worcester Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Yedinak Mr. and Mrs. Leslie K. Young Clara Young Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zaccheo Mr. and Mrs. P. Stanley Zehner Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Zehnider Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Zelley Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Zwaaf J7! BOOSTERS Barry Umbenhower James W. Williams Robert Hoover Fran and Jeff Jay Norek Tony Edward Swetnick Laimonis Drukovskis Bob Sills Bob Mock Wade Traviss Dal Keith Mountz Dave Stockbridge Connie David Bray John Roger Van Teyens Steve Torok Curt Munson Archie Cherie Jim Jeanne Dennis and MaryAnn Dennis and Mary Ann E. George Brown III Mike and Debbie Tom Muldowney Katie Muldowney Mike Muldowney Ann Muldowney Randy Hollowbush Scott Igler Tom O ' Conner Richard Jarvis Bob Clements Lucien Maurer Martin Troutman Bob Fausak and Bill Endriss M.E.N. Extraordinary John Thompson Jack and Judy Leroy Bull Bronson and Martha Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schmidt Doris and Bob Nick Semeniuk Jeff Morelock Jim Dandy Holsteins Dan and Beth Bill Joseponis Steve David Spinella Jay and Rosemary Bob Whitman Ed and Janet Ed Carlson Mystic Maid Co-Chairman of Farmhouse Tom Lewandoski Bruce Jenny Vic Kalina Mel Sanders Gill Taylor Leon Hoover Steve Battershell Gerhardt M. LaPresta Thompson McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boheim Gene Fishel David B. Korbobo Paris— 208 Cooke Mr. and Mrs. James Haines Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Cope Robert J. Kufta Tom and Nancy Lloyd K. Clayton Mike Bausher Vince and Gail B-z-z-z-z-z-z Heman Witmer Bill Croushore Floyd Ritter Joe Roy Van Teyens !72 Pam and Ron Bill Eick George Corless Burt S. Robbins III George Tiefenthaler Corwin and Gretta E. Lee Lindemann Mike and Diann Vaugan Jenkes Charles E. Suloff Rodney Hershberger Robert Connolly Charles Huber Joe Predpelski Ronald Kowalir Charles H. Zehnder Jr. John Harrison Sophs are Creeps Skip 22 The Roomates 15 Wolfson Roland Bergner Dennis and Ellen Jay and Arland Phil and Gene Co-Chairman of the Farmhouse Joe Hayes Steve I 14 II Scotty and Judy Dave Scovell Merane Farm Richard Funt Herbert E. A. Rice III Al Neimann Jose ' C. Trelles Gail is the Greatest Mark 214 Bob Kalmbacher 214-215 Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer Robert McClelland James Hazelton Billy and Nancy Cassie and Jay Terry Unseld Jim and Monica Louis and Fred Lois and Fred Don Gensemer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilfinger I ' m minus one dollar Dennis Burd Corwin and Maynard Knestrick Fred Hotchkiss ' 65 My Girl Gail— R. G. Dave Schultz Randel Peiffer Jerry Frecon Kevin Dolan Stonacks Poly Pony Mwangi Maganjo Leslie K. Young Jr. Tiny Joe and Sue Barclay Hoopes Randy Nunemaker Rock-A-Wood Holsteins Gerald Simpkins Sam Huffman Mr. and Mrs. M. Slember Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Bergner Jim and Alberta I Have Faith 173 owci STAN BOWERS Home of Botany 500 Clothing 19 North Main St. Doylestown, Pa. Compliments of FRATERS ELECTRIC SERVICE Doylestown, Pa. Compliments of TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. !74 Compliments of MERIN STUDIOS NOGRADI BROS. AUTO BODY AND GLASS SHOP 290 Union St. Doylestown, Pa. 348-4908 Note of Thanks to JOHN URIAN THE FARM HOUSE Pizza — Sandwices — Platters Your Favorite Beverages Next to the Doylestown Shopping Center WRECK REPAIRING PAINTING 24 Hour Towing Service GRAF-RYMDEIKA AUTO BODY, INC. 713 Easton Rd., Cross Keys, Doylestown, Pa. Night Perlcasie 257-9146 Phone Dublin 249-3692 Day Phone Doylestown 348-3748 SYLVAN POOLS, INC. Doylestown, Pa. Largest Swimming Pool Builders East of the Rockies Meeting the Student ' s Needs Through Effective Government THE 64-65 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ns V IHOLB ERTS GAR AGES INC.I WARRINGTON UVARSHMSTOM. PA. PI 3-1 H- J. CARROL MOLLOY Realtor — Insurance Doylestown, Pa. 30 S. Main St. 348-3558 BURPEE SEEDS GROW The Burpee Seed Catalog. America ' s leading vegetable and flower seed catalog, is published in January. The Burpee Bulb Catalog is published in August. Either of these complete and authoritative catalogs will be sent free on request. When you grow flowers or vegetables for resale you will want Burpee ' s Blue List containing special prices for commercial growers. W. ATLEE BURPEE CO. Philadelphia, Pa. Clinton, Iowa Riverside, Calif. ercantile ]Press,Enc. Printers  Photo-Offset Lithography 1427 Ridge Avenue Philadelphia 30, Pa. S. EDWARD RUDLEY POplar 5-1901 Compliments of MERZ-BROWN CO. 2020 Chestnut St. Phila.. Pa. 19103 176 rut Soctery The Compliments of the Best DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE at GLEE CLUB Its Best EDS DINER AMERICAN SOCIETY Franklin and State St. OF AGRONOMY Doylestown, Pa, Delaware Valley Chapter 177 BILL ' S SHELL SERVICE Route 202 and Lafayette Street Doylestown, Pa. 348-2800 KERSHNER ' S PHARMACY Joseph H. Kershner, Ph.G. 348-4666 Doylestown, Pa. ROGER W. KRAUT JEWELERS WATCH— CLOCK— JEWELRY REPAIRING 31 W. State St. Doylestown, Pa. RUDOLPH ' S ARMY NAVY STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR Work and Dress Clothing; Shoes Footwear, Camping Equipment 348-5230 Main and Oakland Streets Doylestown, Pa. S H GREEN STAMPS PEARLMAN ' S R.C.A. T.V. Record Players Musical Instruments 34 S. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. BAR-M-DRIVE IN Rt. 202, I Mile E. Doylestown STEAKS SHAKES PIZZA Take Out Service Call 348-5844 : 78 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Compliments of CLUB 1 1 ROBERT H. LIPPINCOTT ' ! ' ' REALTOR f Van- INSURANCE Ph ° ne: Flllm ° re 8 - 50 ' 2 APPRAISALS l6 Wesf State Street Doylestown, Pa. : ' .?T O CHAPTER NATIONAL BLOCK SOIL CONSERVATION AND SOCIETY BRIDLE CLUB OF AMERICA DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE D.V.C. STUDENT STORE 179 W. J. NYCE ' S HYC SHOE STORE The Home of Nice Footwear West and State St. — Doylestown, Pa. KENNY ' S NEWS AGENCY Books . . . Magazines Newspapers 17 W. State St. Doylestown, Pa. GARDY ' S Books • Stationery • Printing Main and State Street Doylestown, Pa. TELEPHONE: 348-5284 Mobilgas ' Washing — Lube SMITH ' S MOBIL SERVICE STATION W. E. SMITH Prop. Phone FIL 8-9389 Nite 345-9817 Compliments ELY ' S CLOTHIERS Doylestown, Pa. 180 THE CLASS OF 1966 Congratulates the Class of 1965 ' OUT, OUT . . . f n P« Af l% V GERM FRI . . . DAMNED SPOT! ' —SHAKESPEARE The Class of ' 67 Compliments of DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE BAND Marching Symphonic Concert Would Like to Congratulate the Class of 65 NYCE PLANING MILL CO. Everything to Build Anything N. Franklin Street Doylestown, Pa. PHONE 348-3576 181 3 SCIENCE 1 o On the Move L O THE c H E M © DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE s SCIENCE SOCIETY R CONTI ' S CROSS KEYS INN Doylestown, Pa. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1965 The ' She ' ll Always Remember ' A ' -Day. ' 1965 A ' -DAY COMMITTEE STYER ' S NURSERIES Is prepared to serve you with Ornamental Plants and Landscape Service. Call one of our Delaware Valley graduates, Norman Hedrick and Alan Berry. Tel: GLobe 9-2400 SYcamore 8-6644 Concordville. Pa. DIEGES CLUST Manufacturing Jewelers One Wynnewood Rd. Wynnewood, Pa. Rings; Pins; Medals; Charms Trophies 182 Compliments of the HORTICULTURE SOCIETY Best wishes to the Graduating Class. Compliments of Samuel M. Golden, Class of ' 22 and President of The Amburgo Company, Inc., Phila., Pa. Plants: Hope, Indiana, Fresno, California. CEDAR LANE FARM J. Seward Johnson, Owner — Oldwick, New Jersey Leon Snyder, Manager George Harner, Herdsman OUR PROVEN SIRE PROGRAM At Cedar Lane our policy is to use only the highest quality plus-proven sires we can find. Our program has included generous use of OSBORNDALE IVANHOE (SM-E) and we feel fortunate in having 25 of his daughters — 12 in milk. Recent reports indicate that 229 daughters of Ivanhoe average 14,880 3.86 574 with an increase of 779 lbs. M and 37 lbs. F over their dams. He has 9 Excellent offspring. Here Is How Our Herd Rates OUR PRODUCTION 15,342 4.1% 635 OUR HERD INCLUDES 4 Ex -7 VG 19 GP Herd CALF VACC— CERT.— ACC. Congratulations and Best Wishes Alice Mary B Virginia Vi Flossie Marlis Helen Marge Freddy Marion Jean Judy John Beverly ED ' S DINER !83 DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION NFS ALUMNI FOUNDATION Join in extending congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1965. We look forward to your cooperation in support of your Alma Mater and your continued interest in this association. The purpose of the Foundation is to be of assistance to our Alma Mater. Each college graduate is invited to participate in the accomplishment of these aims. Annual dues are $5.00, Life Membership is $125.00. 1968 184 Compliments of the PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Serving Publications and Student Needs Pres. R. H. SMITH ' 65 :!