Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1957 volume:

IN MEMORIAM On November 1, 1942, a professor of mathematics at this university delivered a chapel address entitled Life ' s Great Reality. In it, he told us, ... I can now state what is, to me, Life ' s Great Reality: He worketh and, together with Him, we work, and He has made available for our use the unbounded resources of His power — power ... for the doing of our share of this task of creating a new world. This calls from us the ability to stand, even if need be alone, humanly speaking, against all that is subversive to the accomplish- ment of this great task; to give ourselves to the creating of a better world. Forbes B. Wiley, professor emeritus of mathematics and the speaker in chapel, died December 14, 1956. His colleagues and his students thought him one of the most brilliant and outstanding scholars ever to teach at Denison. For those close to him, perhaps more inspiring than his aca- demic nature was his real concern for people — people as individ- uals, regardless of relationship or importance in others ' eyes. Dr. Wiley was possessed of the ability to project himself beyond his own experience, to understand and to care. Again his words are better than ours: Surely he knew that mysterious power of the influence of one Life over another. Carol Shanesy 3 FEATURE SECTION Sammy Todd SPORTS page 46 Bill Netting • George Meanor SORORITIES AND FRATERNITIES page 72 Pat Perry • Bill Shorney ORGANIZATIONS page 1 1 0 John Beltz • Mary Posegate SENIORS page 144 Caryl Heitmann • Joan Carver UNDERCLASSMEN page 160 Ginny Hundley FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION page 1 82 Dave Savage � ADVERTISING page 194 Tom Roehl In the universities of today there is a widening of horizons — a realization of the vastness of the world of the present as well as an emphasis upon that which is good in the past. Only by a knowl- edge of both tradition and trend can the future be planned. We at Denison are proud of this double emphasis and the 1 957 Adytum hopes to show the value of the Denison education in which both the world of here and the world of there are explored and appreciated. A LIFE IN THE PRESENT, A LOOK TO THE FUTURE OF HERE The traditional style of the President ' s home is as familiar to us as is the mosque, the chalet, the castle of the continent to those who dwell in those far-off lands. Buildings - The Results Of Man ' s ■ I h Hi The Ace Morgan Theater, dedicated October 5, 1957, is the newest building on campus, part of The Greater Denison Program for expansion and improvement of educational facilities. It is droughts, Needs, And Culture. Our culture may be younger and our build- ings more modern than Europe ' s yet our strivings are as sincere. Time spent with books illuminates the mind. The End of Learning is to Know God. — Milton Denison is a Liberal Arts College for Christian Students. Organized religion centers around Thursday evening chap- el services and Sunday night Vespers. Churches in town pro- vide a place for students to worship in the manner of their faith. 1 Dean of the Chapel THE REV. HARRY KRUENER V w CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS DAYS Once a semester, Denison devotes four days to the Christian Emphasis Program. Dr. George Docherty spoke to us and with us on Through a Glass Darkly in the fall. The subject Speak Truth to Power, presenting the Pacifist viewpoint, aroused much interest when Mr. Robert Pickus was guest speaker at the Spring Christian Emphasis Days. Students are given an oppor- tunity to meet with the speakers at the Mad Tea Party discus- sions held in the Union. Here Dr. Docherty explains more fully the convictions he has. HERE. THERE Married students occupy Denison ' s En- chanted Cottages. They are the Here of our student body for to them Granville is truly a home town. From all parts of the globe, foreign students come to provide the Everywhere element of our campus. There is represented by the Denisonians who spend part of their college career on other campuses as part of our exchange program. Students live at Howard, Hampton and American University. Gus Parajon, Nick Stangos, Jason Jasonides, Sue Jordan, Cliff Jenkins, Ginny Wallace and Tel Moussatos compare notes about their home towns. Darl, Tom, Warren and Dan entertain co-eds in the dining hall. AND EVERYWHERE Cathy Promer, Lynne Mumtna, Barbara Russ, Barbara Roe and Anne Mathias get together to talk about experiences at American University. The girls participated in the Washington Semester Plan. n Mr. Ugly contestants accept pennies as a vote for their charms. Theta Eta Chi and the Faculty meet in their annual money- raising basketball game. Bonds of Friendship is Denison ' s way of collecting money for charity. During the week-long drive, most campus groups raise money somehow; by booths at the fair, stunts, contests, dining-hall entertainment and by pledges. Climax- ing Bonds Week is the student-directed and acted show, this year Kiss Me Kate. Bonds ' Planning Committee — left to right: J. Armstrong, J. Bowman, S. Bills, D. Brown, B. Chaney, S. Miskelly and Gary Gieringer, co-chairmen, B. Shorney, F. Cucinelli, J. Boss, P. McLouth and D. Painter. The Freshman Car Wash brings the money. And so closes a successful two-night stand. THE MONEY GOES . . . TO SCHOLARSHIPS for foreign students, universities abroad, the United Negro College Fund and many other relief and research groups. This is one way in which Denison recognizes its obligation to the world. TO RACE Gary Gieringer, Mark Smith, Sandy Miskelly and Ruth Meyers plant the cherry tree sent to us from Japan. To the support of educational and religiou facilities in Japan. To European schools such as the Free University of Berlin shown at left. Denisonians prepare for the fund-raising bazaar. Eight beautiful girls chosen to represent their sororities in the Adytum Queen contest were Lynn Kothera, Kine Icks, Cinny Sanders, Gale Ronald, Connie Beth Smith, Phyl Stanbarger, and Judy Meek. Not pictured is Di Sweeder. 157 lb, Q51 on Ben Cer. j ( presv fv£vU a a It i ' , i r to 3 ? fV � f e tu the to ox t i s •V- , He a ' j r .flto V a J Srt.. S e ot fti xl d fact p lc es a the ca 11 V out V u is tr ii.ue ' ofJ- c eS ot t e ..we S ' 20 The campus greets the upperclass- men as old and new alike face the rigors of registration day. Men ' s Rush Opens the Season Bob Ayars, Jon Rogers, Dave Russert and Bruce Hakes show Gar DeMallie the Phi Gam scrap- book. Ken Cox, Marty Taliak and John Beltz welcome Bob Canary, Chan Hagey and Barry Gilbert to the SAE house. 24 And Women ' s Rush Comes Soon After A happy time for all as the Chi Omegas greet their sisters-to-be. i Hold that Tiger Wheels go round The race is won! 26 Formal and Informal Spring formals are fun and just a little rough on the feet. The crew at the A O Pi Pirate Party finds it ' s smooth sailing. Traditional parties highlight the social scene. Fraternity formals, sorority parties and frater- nity weekends are annual favorites. Below, Ardon Judd appears to be starting the Beta Military Ball with a bang while Dr. Bishop and Dr. Tanner chuckle at the antics. 28 Informal and unplanned fun includes moonlight toboggan rides and skating parties complete with bruises. Sorority girls show their talents at the DG-Kappa Powder-Puff Bowl and the Sig Derby. After a busy period of pledge duties, the Greeks honor their pledges with dinner dances. Faith Duffy presents a toast at the Kappa Party and the Tri Delts dance in a moonlight atmosphere. FRATERNITY Sweetheart Sl ma C Li 165 cJlijVlVl of Kappa Alpha Theta, was chosen to reign with her court at the Sweetheart dance. QUEENS L55 (jean am S)weetLeart of Delta Delta Delta, was crowned queen at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Spring Formal. liter (Crescent Qt vieen an Alpha Phi, was chosen by Lambda Chi Alpha as the queen of their Spring Formal. 31 May Day Queen Barbara reigns over the traditional May Day festivities at Mothers ' Day weekend. Faculty children annually grace the ceremony. Laugh and the world laughs with you, say Court Jesters Gerald Kelly and Al Shields. Dr. Dean personifies the dignity of May Day and our ring bearer, the youthful spirit of the day. 32 Shall We Dance? A spell is cast; is it one of romance or one of fun as Les Brown and his band give a jam session? The campus favorite, Chuz Alfred, plays jazz for a Deni son sock hop. 34 56 3 iran dmcivie junior jprom J ' Kappa -J ' Cappa Cja ' ueen tamma Moments That Become Memories Look, Dad, I made an honorary! ' It ' s the breaks in the daily schedule, the unexpected laughs, the extracurricular ac- tivities that make college days at Denison so unique and special. What ' ll you have? So that ' s how he does it? Ron is encour- aging future competition. Hours That Become Meaningful It doesn ' t hurt. Denisonians save lives through the Bloodmobile. The Phi Delts welcome freshman coeds with an autumn serenade. You ' re off! Sunshine. A combo party at the Fiji lodge sparks up the week. 37 38 The Receiving Line at the President ' s Tea following Baccalaureate. 39 Football FIRST ROW: B. Harger, J. Thatcher, R. O ' Neill, E. Frey, D. Cash, K. Brandon, J. McLaughlin, B. Dold. SECOND ROW: M. Smith, D. Brown, B. Hoag, G. Hill, F. Ambrosie, W. Wagner, W. Nadzak, P. Savage, J. Ternavan, J. Burchard, W. Hollister, R. Rogers, J. Olcott, D, Zahn. 0 ■ Football THIRD ROW: E. Starinchak, L. Lyons, J. Donley, R. Tollett, J. Travis, K. Collins, R. Jones, T. O ' Donnell, J. Jeffrery, J. Davis, T. Ellinger, W. Wolfe, D. Cornwell, W. Fleming, W. Germond. FOURTH ROW: D. Shell, P. Dunham, T. Hammermeister, J. Rumbaugh, M. Hall, T. Folsom, D. Tanski, G. Brown, R. Swats, R. Stillwagon, D. Dudley, J. Chandler, G. Gilbert, R. Holt. CONFERENCE STANDINGS— FOOTBALL 1956 SEASON TEAM WIN LOSE Heidelberg 5 1 Hiram 4 1 Denison 5 2 Muskingum 5 2 Wittenberg 5 2 Capital 4 2 Wooster 4 3 Otterbein 3 4 Akron 3 5 Kenyon 1 3 Mount Union 2 5 Oberlin 1 4 Ohio Wesleyan 1 4 Marietta 0 5 TIE 0 0 0 43 1 i- i ECORDS SET Rushing Net Yards Most Rushing Plays Most Rushing TDs Most First Downs by Rushing Passing Intercepted by Scoring Most Extra Points Graduating Seniors: J. Ternavan, W. Nadzak, W. Wagner, P. Savage. _ 9 DENISON 18 CALIFORNIA 0 Behind a good running attack and two TD ' s by Darwin Zahn in the first half, Denison upset the rugged Pennsyl- vanians in the season ' s opener. Although we were out- weighed, California State never threatened until the last minutes when they scored. Marv Smith scored for the third Big Red touchdown. DENISON 14 MOUNT UNION 7 After penalties nullified two opening minute touchdowns by Mt. Union, the Big Red took charge and rolled a total of 311 yards. Smith, with 104 yards in twenty-five carries, slipped over for one TD while Bill Holiister carried the other. Union was held scoreless until the last quarter. 46 f DENISON 47 KENYON 0 With a 20 point second quarter scoring spree, Denison crushed a hapless Kenyon eleven before an appreciative Homecoming Day crowd. Kenyon never threatened after the opening minutes of play. Showing depth and good potential, the Big Red third stringers overran the Lord de- fense in the final quarter. DENISON 7 WOOSTER 19 Before the contest Coach Piper warned that his freshman- studded squad was making too many errors and were not up for the game. The final score proved him correct as Wooster, capitalizing on our fumbles, won the game. DENISON 14 HEIDELBERG 27 Failing to shake a mid-season slump, the Denison eleven became the sixteenth team defeated by Heidelberg in their two year winning streak. Scored upon twice in the opening period, the Big Reds were unable to rally for a successful comeback. DENISON 23 MUSKINGUM 7 Returning to the winning column, Denison upset Muskingum, a perennial conference power, 23-7. The Big Reds broke the Muskies ' year and a half winning streak after jumping to a 17-0 half-time lead. Each school scored once in the second half. Zahn accounted for two TDs while freshman Kirk Brandon scored the third. DENISON 73 OHIO NORTHERN ... 0 Using every member of the squad, Denison routed a small Ohio Northern team 73-0. The eleven touchdowns were split between Smith (2), Wolfe (2), Shell (2), Nadzak, Wagner, Dudley, Stillwagon and Harger. DENISON 34 OBERUN 7 With Smith again turning in a sparkling performance of three TDs and outstanding defense, Denison rolled over a larger and slightly favored Oberlin eleven 34-7. Bran- don and Rogers scored the other two Big Red touchdowns while an alert defense cut off all Oberlin comeback attempts. The lone Oberlin tally came well along in the fourth period. DENISON 35 OHIO WESLEYAN ... 12 In the final game of the season Denison came from behind in the third and fourth quarters to sweep their arch rival Ohio Wes- leyan from the field. Smith sped over for three touchdowns while Hollister passed well and handled the ball expertly at the quarter- back spot. After two early OW scores, the line became practically impenetrable through the defensive work of S avage, Tanski and Wagner. Zahn and Brandon each scored once. At the end of the contest each senior received an ovation as he left the field — a fitting gesture for a well played game and a fine season. The Denison team moves into action against the Kenyon squad. Homecoming Homecoming is an annual tribute to Deni- son alumni. Ex-Denisonians come to Granville to see old friends, reminisce and mingle with the present students. The Homecoming parade, Alumni lunch, football game, fraternity and sorority dinners and Homecoming dance pro- vide a busy and fun-filled day for all. ■ Freshmen, dressed-up for the Pajama Parade, and upperclass- men find the pep rally and bon- fire an excellent way to get spirit for the next day ' s game. Sparked by the theme Denison — This is Your Life, the campus went all out for the Kenyon Homecoming football game, October 6. The campus was adorned with costumed coeds, decorated sorority houses and fresh- man dorms and elaborate floats, all depicting various phases of Denison ' s past. Homecoming Here Comes the Big Red! The Big Red Indian welcomes the alums. The highlight of the day is the football game and the presentation of the queen and her court. The three girls reigned over a day made successful by Denison ' s victory. A winning football team and a beautiful queen. What more could a college president want? Queen Dottie and her court. Retta Mullikin and John Tschantz, Dottie Jones and Dave Jones and Sue Bryson and John Levis. - — j$ r Soccer Coach Tris Coffin points out play strategy. Under the excellent first year coaching of Tristram Coffin, Denison ' s soccer team rolled to its first victorious season in its five years of play. The season ' s outset found 10 returning lettermen plus 10 freshmen. By the end of the season the team was rated seventh in the country and first in the Ohio Conference. Its record was 6 wins, 2 losses, and 2 ties. The season got off to a spirited start with unexpected victories over Wesleyan 8-1, Ohio University 8-2 and Western Reserve 9-1. In these three games the season ' s top scorer, Shaw Emmons, booted a total of 1 1 goals. At Ohio State, Denison lost a closely contested game in double overtime, 4-3. The following week Denison went into overtime again against Slippery Rock and tied 1-1. Goalie Joe Roth- man played an outstanding game making twenty saves. Brit Davis and Tom Thompson both played a fine defensive game at the fullback spot. FIRST ROW: J. Rothman, K. James, E. Trumbull, J. Patton, D. Hwang, A. Martinez, E. Sanchez, D. Davis. SECOND ROW: B. Streamer, K. Stott, E. Wright, B. Creelman, L. Reinke, W. Jones, L. Knapp, H. Loving, R. Kissel. _ . , THIRD ROW: H. Somers, J. Tonz, T. Thompson, J. Witmer, J. Florez, B. Stickney, D. Coulter, S. Emmons, K. Boyd, Coach Tris Coffin. 52 Travelling to Akron the team booted their way to a 3-0 victory handing the Zips their first setback of the season. At Dayton, Dick Coulter with 2 goals paced the team to a 4-2 victory. The most anticipated game of the season was with Kenyon, Denison ' s traditional rival. Showing themselves equal to the occasion the Big Red won it 3-1. Trumbull, Coulter, Sanchez and Creelman together accounted for the D.U. goals. Pittsburgh and Oberlin were the two toughest teams that the booters faced all year. At the end of regulation play in each game the score was tied. In the final five seconds of the second overtime period Pitt scored to edge out the Big Reds, whereas under the same conditions Oberlin was held scoreless for a tie score. Ken James maneuvers the ball toward the opposition goal. m DLL DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. SCHEDULE— SCORES 8 Ohio Wesleyan 1 ....8 Ohio U 2 9 Western Reserve 1 ....3 Ohio State 4 1 Slippery Rock 1 3 Akron 0 .4 Dayton 2 3 Kenyon 1 1 Pittsburgh 2 3 Oberlin 3 Won 6, Lost 2, Tied 2 SEATED: Coach Jack Swinderman, R. Trimber, R. Phillips, R. Gearhart, K. Lange, R. Branand, P. Semler, L. Mitchell, J. Click, Captain W. Hoot. STANDING: J. Sload, E. Heekin, G. Guyer, F. Murphy, T. Turner, S. Emmons, J. Lance, W. Germond, R. Barney. After a somewhat shaky start the Denison Basketball team ripped through one of the best seasons on their record for a 1 3-3 second place conference standing and a 16-5 overall record. After being upset in their first two conference starts the Big Red suddenly caught fire and raced through their last sixteen O.A.C. tilts with only one loss (by 3 points to Wooster) to mar their record. The close of the season found the team ' s average to be a noteworthy 78.3. The end of the season also brought to a close the record shattering career of Lou Earp Mitchell. Although injuries held him to a 17.4 average this year, Lou had compiled a four year average of 20.4 points per game and had set an all time high record of 1,532 points. His career records include most field goals 577, most free throws 478, and most rebounds 208. Lou is the only Denison player to score 300 or more points per season for four years. This year he was again on the all-conference squad and was runner up in the voting for the league ' s MVP award. Mitchell and Gearhart out jump two Ohio Wes- leyan players for a rebound. Denison ' s quintet break for a missed Capital foul shot on their home court. 55 Captain Wilber Hoot, also a senior, lived up to the reputation for calmness and clear thinking under fire that had warranted his election as team leader. His consiste nt scoring ability earned for him a season ' s average of 13,8 and a 75.2% career record in freethrows. Another bright spot in the season was captain elect Bob Branand ' s emergence as a steady scorer and regular on the team. Playng the pivot, 6 ' A Branand led the team in rebounds with 288 in 17 games for a 15.2 average. He was also second in scoring with 14.2 average and was awarded the Mike Gregory Most Valuable Player award. For- wards Bob Phillips and Phil Semler, recipient of the team ' s Most Valuable award along with guard Ed Heekin, who Coach Swinderman has called a real thinker on the court, also gave a steady com- bination of ball handling and scoring and contrib- uted greatly to the squad ' s success. SCHEDULES— SCORES 76 Wittenberg 78 80 Capital 83 75 Ohio Wesleyan 67 76 Otterbein 49 68 Case 54 106 Hiram 73 76 Mount Union 75 88 Capita! 87 84 Marietta 74 82 Muskingum 74 86 Wooster 89 92 Kenyon 72 80 Ohio Wesleyan 71 85 Akron 68 56 Wittenberg 63 78 Kenyon 77 82 Heidelberg 63 77 Findlay - 70 67 Oberlin 59 CONFERENCE STANDINGS WON Capital I 4 Denison 1 3 Wittenberg 1 1 Akron 9 Mount Union - 10 Wooster 8 Muskingum 8 Heidelberg 7 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Oberlin 3 Kenyon -— 2 Otterbein - 2 Hiram --- 0 LOST 3 3 3 3 4 5 5 9 1 1 7 13 15 1 1 Bob Branand hooks in perfect form against Capital. Phillips, Branand, and Mitchell scramble after a loose ball. Indoor Track SCHEDULE — SCORES Denison 61 Muskingum 47 Wooster 44 V2 Capital. 30 V 2 Ohio Wesleyan 60 Denison 57V 2 Akron 19 1 ? OHIO CONFERENCE MEET Ohio Wesleyan 55 V2 Denison 37 V2 Capital 28 Wooster 21 Vz Oberl ; n 21 V2 Akron — 13 Muskingum 9 Wittenberg 9 Hiram 0 High jumper Bill Grafton clears the 6 foot bar. Wrestling In their first year of intercollegi- ate competition, the wrestling team, coached by Don Valdes, turned in a creditable record of 2 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. Deni- son finished third in the Ohio Conference meet behind Oberlin and Akron. Freshman Al Sanborn took first in the 177 pound class while second place ribbons were won by George Brown in the 167 pound class and George Mahon in the 157 pound bracket. Expec- tations for next year are high since the entire first team will be returning. FIRST ROW: D. Brown, Captain G. Mahon, N. Bartler, W. Sadd, J. Davis, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Coach Donald Valdes, J. Malloy, C Perry, A. Sanborn, R. Sommers, M. Kaplan, J. Nelson. George Brown (left) takes second place in the 167 pound class of the Ohio Conference meet. Jon Gerster (right) — strength and balance. 59 Broad jumper Marv Smith approaches the 22 foot mark. Outdoor Track SCHEDULE— SCORES Ohio University 86 Denison 41 Denison 55 Wesleyan 54 Akron 50 Denison 72-5 6 Muskingum 54-1 6 Denison... 73 Capital 64 V2 Otterbein 1 6 1 2 Cincinnati 85 Vi Central State. 49 V2 Denison 45 V2 Wittenberg.. 32 V 2 Oberlin 90 V2 Denison 36 V2 Won 3 Lost 3 KNEELING: P. Dunham, K. Boyd, E. Frey, A. Baker, B. Grafton, M. Smith, H. Bowers. STANDING: Coach Ken Meyers, B. Carleton, R. Follett, B. Must, A. Howard, B. Hoag, D. Dudley, D. Huffman, D. Zahn, S. Evans. GO In a record breaking mile relay, Steve Evans passes the baton to Paul Dunham for the final lap. The Denison 1956-57 cindermen were Indoor Ohio Conference runners-up but injuries to key squad members dropped them to fifth in the Outdoor standings. Bob Still- wagon was unable to participate after the first meet and Darwin Zahn was out of the pole vault for the Ohio Con- ference meet. During the regular season, by far the most thrilling Denison victory was a 55-54 decision over Ohio Wesleyan who had taken the Indoor Conference championship and who later won the Outdoor title. Although the team broke even for both the Indoor and Outdoor seasons, four school records were shattered. New indoor school records were established by Zahn in the pole vault (13 ' 5 ) and Still- wagon in the broadjump (22 ' 5 ). On the outdoor track a record in the mile relay was set by Marv Smith, Walt Wolfe, Steve Evans and Paul Dunham. Art Baker chalked up an Ohio Conference record in the discus with a throw of 148 ' 9V 2 . The co-captains elected for the 1957-58 season are Marv Smith and Darwin Zahn. O.C. OUTDOOR RESULTS Wesleyan 54 Oberlin 39-7 10 Capital . 38-7 10 Akron — - — 33 Denison - .-23 Mount Union - - ,-.1 2 V2 Wooster IOV2 Heidelberg _ - - 10-1 5 Wittenberg 8 V2 Muskingum ---- — - 1 Otterbein 1 Darwin Zahn on his way up and over for a new indoor school record of 1 3 ' 5 . 61 Golf FIRST ROW: F. Moore, J. Kraus, D. Preston, W. Millar, T. Smith, M. Griley. SECOND ROW: B. Gilbert, B. Bennett, E. Clissold, J. Oviatt, C. Baker, T. Rice, Coach Hube Foster. Won 11 Marshall 16 DU 1 5 y 2 DU ....14 DU 18 du 22 y 2 DU 12% DU 1 1 y 2 DU 15 DU .19 DU 15 DU 1 2 y 2 DU 16 Marshall 13% Lost 2 DU 8 Marietta Vi Wooster 10 Wesleyan 6 Wittenberg 1 Vi Wittenberg 7! 2 Marietta 4 Vi Muskingum 1 Capital 5 Kenyon 1 Ohio University 1 1 Vi Mount Union 0 DU 6V2 This year the Denison golf team extended their consecutive conference victories to 35. During the season the squad lost only two matches, both to Marshall, a non-conference school. Coach Hubert (Hube) Foster has had the team to 43 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie since he took over four seasons ago. Despite their outstanding season ' s record, the Big Red linkmen placed third in the Ohio Conference championship behind Ohio State and Ohio Uni- versity. Early in the season, Walt Millar who led Denison golfers with a 77.60 average, fired a 68, four under par, against Wittenberg, which is the lowest com- petitive round in Denison golfing records. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Name Won Lost Millar _ 7 5 Griley 10 2 Preston . .. 9 2 Kraus 6 1 Oviatt 5 1 Smith 6 3 Moore 3 3 Rice 1 0 Bennett 1 0 Gilbert 1 0 62 Mike Griley captains the 1957 squad, win- ning 10 and losing only two of his season matches. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. DU. SCHEDULE— SCORES WON 9 LOST 2 8 Wittenberg 1 1 Cincinnati 8 8 Marshall 1 9 Muskingum 0 4 Ohio State 5 8 Bowling Green.. .1 9 Ohio University 0 9 Capital 0 8 Wooster 1 9 Oberlin 0 7 Kenyon 7 FIRST ROW: J. Haugen, D. Brown, J. Florez, A. Angell, S. Emmons, B. Oberlin. SECOND ROW: Manager L. Simmons, J. Chandler, P. Hozman, J. Reynolds, B. Barney, Coach Tris Coffin. Coach Tris Coffin led his Denison Netmen to their fourth consecutive Ohio Conference Championship. Captain Jerry Florez, Shaw Emmons and Dave Brown won conference titles in singles action with Bob Barney and Jon Reynolds first in the doubles. Denison decisively defeated all con- ference teams, winning over conference runner-up Oberlin 9-0. The only blemishes in the overall record were defeats at the hands of non-conference Ohio State and Cincinnati University. Shaw Emmons, number one man for the Big Red, is un- defeated in 23 collegiate matches, 12 in 1956 and 11 this year. He received the Outstanding Player Award for the 1957 season. Captain of next year ' s squad is Dave Brown. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SINGLES DOUBLES Won Lost Won Lost Shaw Emmons 1 1 0 7 1 Jerry Florez 9 2 6 4 Dave Brown 8 2 6 2 Bob Barney 8 2 8 3 John Reynolds 9 . 2 4 1 John Chandler 9 2 7 3 Bruce Oberlin 0 0 2 1 John Haugen 0 0 2 1 Alan Angell 2 0 2 1 Pete Holzman 0 0 2 1 Captain Jerry Florez won second singles in the Ohio Conference Championship. Shaw Emmons is undefeated in the past two years of his collegiate play. 63 Baseball Captain Bill Hoot batted .303 and led the Big Red baseball team in fielding. WON 6 LOST 3 Improvement was the key note for the 1957 Big Red baseball team. Last year ' s record of an even split in twelve games was improved to six wins and three losses this spring. The squad under the coaching of Keith Piper went on to take third place in the Ohio Conference. Outstanding individual performances helped maintain a high caliber of play throughout the season. Jim Sebring batted .485 which placed him among the top three hitters in the conference. George Thompson, having pitched twenty-three scoreless innings that extended over three games, ended the season with an earned run average of 1.20. Outfielder Bill Fleming hit two successive home runs and a double against Kenyon, which proved to be the best single display of power during the season. Some newcomers to the ball team also were a welcome addition. Freshmen Dick Cash, Dick Coulter and Dave Hinz all were in the starting lineups and showed the potential needed for a consistently winning ball club in future years. Jim Sebring was elected captain for the 1958 squad and he received the most valuable player award for this year. 64 !C=3 GP AB H B6 SO RBI AVG. 2 1 1 0 0 0 1.000 9 33 16 7 4 10 .485 9 33 10 6 4 3 .303 9 27 8 5 1 1 9 .296 9 35 10 9 7 6 .286 9 29 7 10 6 2 .241 9 31 7 5 7 0 .226 8 28 6 2 10 7 .214 3 10 2 1 0 1 .200 7 23 4 4 7 1 .174 5 8 1 0 0 1 .125 5 18 2 2 9 0 .1 1 1 7 24 1 3 6 1 .042 1 1 0 0 0 0 .000 PITCHING G IP W L H R ERA BB SO George Thompson 5 46 3 2 26 8 1 .20 1 3 25 Bill Hoot 1 6 10 3 3 3.00 6 6 Dick Cash 3 21 2 0 10 8 3.43 15 15 Ron Gearhart 1 8 0 1 9 8 7.88 3 3 SCHEDULE Denison 7 Denison 6 Denison 6 Denison 3 Denison 1 4 Denison 3 Denison 6 Denison 3 Denison 1 —SCORES Otterbein 8 Oberlin 0 Kenyon 2 Mount Union .. 0 Capital .. 8 Wittenberg .... 4 Capital 1 Otterbein 1 Muskingum .... 3 Left fielder Jim Sebring led the team in batting with an average of .485 for nine games. Denison pitcher George Thompson had an earned run average of 1 .20 in winning three and losing two. Lacrosse FIRST ROW: B. Rogers, J. Paull, J. Bringard, D. Ford, D. Lewis, B. Kent, B. Corrie, B. Saunders. SECOND ROW: R. Yard, T. Folsom, A. Korte, R. Keyser, W. Arzonetti, B. Masterson, D. Tanski, D. Griffiths, D. Kithil, B. McNutt. THIRD ROW: Rix Yard — coach, H. Summers, J. Witmer, B. Milliron, J. Gerlach, B. Porter, R. O ' Neill, B. Mason, Jack Swinderman — ass ' t. coach. WON 3 LOST 6 The Denison lacrosse team had the best season since the sport was given varsity status five years ago. Coach Rix Yard called the squad the best I have seen at Denison as they wound up the season with a 3-6 record. Seniors Dave Lewis and Bill Mason were elected by their teammates at the close of last year ' s season as co-captains. Mason was also voted the Most Valuable Player while Jerry Bringard, the Big Red goalie in his first season, was named as The Most Improved Player on the team. Bob Kent led the team in number of goals with fifteen, followed by Dave Lewis with ten, and Bill Mason and Dick Kithil with nine. Coach Yard named his six top defense men as Barry Porter, Frank Caron, Jerry Gerlach, Bill Milliron, Dave Tanski, and Jim Rumbaugh. Denison started its season with a loss in a night game against Cleveland Lacrosse Club at Massillon. After a win over Ohio Wesleyan, the team took two on the chin from Ohio State and Oberlin powerhouses. The squad began to improve, although they lost to Kenyon, before beating Akron. After a loss to Kenyon and a very close (9-8) decision to Ohio State, the team bounced back to end the season with another victory over Ohio Wesleyan. Denison 7 Denison 14 Denison 6 Denison 2 Denison 5 Denison 19 Denison 1 Denison. 8 Denison 1 1 Cleveland Lacrosse Club 9 Ohio Wesleyan 2 Ohio State .—10 Oberlin 11 Kenyon 13 Akron 2 Kenyon 7 Ohio State 9 Ohio Wesleyan 4 Bob Kent (54) scores against Ohio State. 66 Hockey WON 3 LOST 4 Hockey continued on its way toward becoming a major sport at Denison. The 1957 team, coached by William Preston, Jr., won three games and lost four. The skaters beat Kent State 6-3, Ohio Wes- leyan 13-3, and Ohio Northern 12-0, and dropped four games to undefeated Ohio State by scores of 4-5, 5-10 and 3-4. Denison played Ohio State for the Ohio State Conference championship. This year the Ohio Conference Hockey League was organized including teams from Denison, Wesleyan, Ohio State, Kent State, Fenn College and Ohio Northern. The Hobart arena at Troy, Ohio was the home ice this year while the away games were played at the Cleveland Aren a. Frank Schreiner was high scorer for the Big Red with seventeen points from eight goals and nine assists, followed by Bob Schofield with nine goals and four assists, Captain Charles Metchear with eight goals and four assists and Elliott Trumbell with four goals and six assists. The team was considerably strengthened by Tim Masterson who entered Denison at mid-semesters and played goalie for the remainder of the season. Frank Sunny Schreiner was high scorer for the Big Reds with seventeen points. SEATED: C. Metchear, captain. SECOND ROW: F. Bonnet, J. Douglass, T. Uhry, E. Trumbell, R. Schofield, D. Bowman, B. Masterson. THIRD ROW: A. Douglass, H. White, F. Karakas, D. Griffiths, M. Rascher, J. Kraus, F. Schreiner, Coach William Preston. Goalie Fred Bonnet makes a save. Intramurals Intramural manager, Sid Jenkins, presents the 1956-57 IM trophy to Beta Wayne Coons. FINAL STANDINGS Beta Theta Pi 626 Sigma Chi 602 Phi Gamma Delta 504 % Phi Delta Theta 416% Kappa Sigma 41 5 2 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 410 Delta Upsilon ...369% Lambda Chi Alpha 320 3 4 American Commons Club .111% Independents 41 The Phi Delts take the field against the SAE ' s. INDIVIDUAL SPORTS RESULTS Sport First Place Second Place Sport First Place Second Place Speedball Sig Beta Table Tennis-A - .Sig Beta Tennis DU Lambda Chi Table Tennis-B DU and Beta Football Sig Kappa Sig and Beta Wrestling Beta SAE Indoor Track Phi Delt Sig Basketball-A Beta Kappa Sig Soft Ball SAE and Phi Gam Basketball-B Kappa Sig Sig Volleyball -Sig Kappa Sig Ph Handball-A Phi Gam Beta Golf Beta Kappa Sig Handball-B Beta Sig Outdoor Track Beta SAE Steve Evans (Kappa Sig) Cliff Jenkins (Sig) takes first in the high jump. 69 i FOOTBALL ALL-STARS OFFENSE Pete Halliday - (Beta) B George Thompson (Phi Delt) B Gary Hopps — (Sig) B Jim Sebring (Sig) C Dick Wolfe (Phi Delt) E Bob Giffen (Sig) E Bob Robbins .(Sig) G DEFENSE Harry Bower (Kappa Sig) B Roger Wilson (Phi Delt) B Frank Schreiner (Beta) B George Mahon (Kappa Sig) C Gary Hopps (Sig) E John Brand (Phi Gam) E Bob Robbins (Sig) G Action under the boards during the Phi Delt-Phi Gam basket- ball game. Beta ' s Ken McKinney and Don Alexander exchange the baton in the 880 yard relay. BASKETBALL ALL-STARS Bill Mason (Sig) G John Burchard. (Kappa Sig) G Walt Nadzak (Beta) F George Thompson (Phi Delt) F Bill Robertson (Kappa Sig) C WRA FIRST ROW: N. Curtis, D. Jones, S. Bixler, S. Hour. SECOND ROW: S. Roberts, M. Williams, D. Miller, J. Armstrong, N. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: C. Geisler, Miss Shepard, P. Jones, J. Siegle, N. Burns, C. Hamilton. The Women ' s Recreation Association during 1956-57 participated in intercollegiate hockey, bowling, golf and tennis; sponsored intrasorority competition in basketball, bowling and volleyball. Also they have had individual competition and recreation in hockey, riding, interpretive dance, badminton, swimming, tennis and golf. Sandy Hartshorn was the recipient of the Senior award for Outstanding Service to the organization, and Sue Roberts received the Outstanding Sopho- more award. Gail Palmer was recognized for her top participation. Delta Gamma was presented the Participation Trophy, and both the basketball and volleyball tournaments were won by the Alpha Phi ' s. This year ' s officers were Dottie Jones, president; Sandy Bixler, vice-president; Sandy Hartshorn, sec- retary; Nancy Curtis, treasurer. Volleyball is the spring high-point of sorority competition. - SORORITY AND FRATERNITY 73 Chi Omega Chi Omega, the largest na- tional women ' s fraternity, was the first national sorority on the Denison campus. Located in the big Southern home at the top of sorority circle, the Delta Gamma chapter was installed in the fall of 1928. Carrying out the southern tradition, the Chi O ' s high- lighted their Spring Weekend this year with their annual Southern Ball. Aside from other social events, they sponsored an all-school jazz session in De- cember. 74 FOURTH ROW: C. Bachman, L. Logan, G. Williams, P. Hampson, M. Sanders, A. Davis, J. Funk, M. Briner, A. Davis, P. McLouth, G. Kavanagh, M. Hawker, C. Houser, J. Jackson, A. Dixon, M. Handy, A. Bartholomew, J. Fishack. THIRD ROW: S. Marks, C. Megby, N. Willoughby, A. MacDonald, C. Hagberg, D. Leslie, B. Hermann, Mrs. Schleuter, S. Leech, S. Powell, S. Douglas, J. Wormick, H. Opdyke, J. Schoolfield. SECOND ROW: H. Fleck, M. Hodges, D. Rosebraugh, E. Carspecken, L. Kothera, D. Miller, D. Downs, A. Carter, D. Stratton, R. Pyle, N. Curtis, D. Lewis, N. Turner, A. Fisher. FIRST ROW: M. Hade, C. Jordan, A. Grigsby, A. Spetnagel, J. Miley, J. Hovey, J. Mulder, R. Zorn, C. Wilson, B. Spencer, S. McAllester, C. Whiteleather. Kappa Alpha Theta FOURTH ROW: S. Lewis, M. Nicola, P. Bills, M. Berger, N. Mitchell, D. Jones, N. Byers, E. Smith, N. Gerry, J. Johnson, L. Rowley, M. Davis, M. Schiller, N. Miller, M. Abboud, M. Ayars, V. Hundley. THIRD ROW: N. Condon, J. Sepessy, V. Waldheger, V. Schott, D. Thompson, E. Carse, K. Covington, A. Weddle, M. Gaffney, N. Dungan, E. Everett, N. Burns, S. Roberts, C. Schuele, E. Reeder, L. Leithner, M. Martin, C. Galbreath, M. Gustafson, E. Nisbet. SECOND ROW: D. Diemer, N. Lewis, S. Harrar, N. Becker, M. Althans, S. Eshelman, Mrs. Gerber, B. Rasor, M. Kurrus, M. Matter, S. Sadosky, J. Hauser, N. Timms, S. Comstock, P. McLean. FIRST ROW: N. Lenhardt, A. Gesheider, S. Ritchie, N. Weaver, S. Allen, M. Gibson, B. Sproat, L. Bromley, R. Hurt, P. Valentine, B. Schott, D. Richards, A. Gusweiler, J. Simmons, M. Hauser, N. Walker, J. Morgan, N. Benham, S. Chark. 76 The Wee White House houses the Beta Tau chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta, the first Greek letter fraternity for American women. Organized as Chi Psi Delta, a local sorority, the Denison chapter became national in June, 1929. This year the Thetas added an original note to the social calendar. Before Christmas they held a bazaar for the purpose of raising money for a new addition to their house. To say the least, it was a huge success. The ceremonies are over and the pledges and actives relax. This curious group highlighted the Pledge Formal with their original entertainment. 77 Delta Delta Delta Delta Chi of Delta Delta Delta was the second national sorority to be installed on the Denison campus. Originally founded on friendship and service at Boston University in 1888, it has main- tained these standards to the present day. The Tri-Delts are known for their annual Pansy Breakfast to which all pinned and engaged seniors are invited. They also held a Dawn Dance in the fall which took place at six o ' clock in the morning. The actives do their best to entertain the pledges and their dates. FOURTH ROW: C. Corbett, D. Fischer, J. Laycock, M. Cahill, C. Howey, G. Sinclair, S. Bunts, V. Kearney, S. Eastman, B. Goble, M. Posegate, J. Griffiths, E. Brown, D. Sutherland. THIRD ROW: M. Kersting, A. Armstrong, B. Atkinson, A. Downing, C. Emshoff, J. Waugh, C. Hornby, S. Miller, C. Knoble, L. Mullikin, M. Mutchler, A. Marlowe, J. Campbell, D. Eaton, K. Hillyard, R. Brew, C. North, C. Smith, L. Evans. SECOND ROW: P. McKenna, A. Mulligan, S. Robertson, C. Woolston, D. Heidkamp, J. McKenzie, S. Yates, A. Fritz, M. Klipple, J. Waugh, S. McLean, N. Belfield, F. Brodhead, P. Edwards, S. Broker, J. White, K. Ross. FIRST ROW: M. Harshaw, L. Schettler, M. Self, B. Goosman, D. Renfer, K. Howey, B. Jucius, J. Bigelow, C. Dugle, C. Harmon, C. Baker, J. Johnson, S. Erwine, P. Kubit, J. Waugh, C. Bayerschmidt, B. Rohlff. Kappa Kappa Gamma FOURTH ROW: S. Nuzum, L. Droba, B. Komjathy, E. DePew, J. Simon, H. Sawyer, P. Nickels, S. Levis, A. Irgens, N. Schad, A. Pfister, P. Hopper, S. Smith, P. Demcy, C. Shanesy, S. Louie. THIRD ROW: M. Sessions, L. VanAtta, B. Nelson, I. Carroll, A. Morris, S. Jordan, J. Johnson, M. Powers, M. Upp, S. Wood, M. Jagger, A. Chute, B. Ford, J. Shortle, S. Bolles, J. Tecklenberg, A. Allison. SECOND ROW: S. Adams, L. Ladley, J. Nunn, B. Trott, M. Svensson, S. Cleary, S. Hartshorn, Mrs. Ranney, P. Berry, M. Baker, J. Timms, P. Morrow, S. Yartz, M. Huff, P. Weaver, B. Patek. FIRST ROW: S. Arterton, S. Rodgers, C. Baumgardner, S. Keach, M. Law, C. Icks, S. Ruppert, J. Brown, L. Humiston, S. Funk, S. Sherman, J. Miner, F. Duffy, B. Diserens, M. Schurz. 80 m Monmouth College saw the founding of Kappa Kappa Gamma in 1870 when five girls banded together to form a wo- men ' s fraternity. The Gamma Omega Chapter became a part of the Denison camp us in 1929. This year the Kappas, com- bining with the Pi Phis, held a Monmouth Dual in the Spring. They also continued their ex- cellent work at the Children ' s Home in Newark which was highlighted by a Christmas Party with gifts for all. These girls from outer space are part of the entertainment for the Kappa Pledge Formal. This time it ' s the pledges ' turn. Allie Edwards, Sy Sherman, and Joan Miner put on a skit during Courtesy Week. Alpha Phi was founded by ten young women at Syracuse University in New York in 1872. One of the earliest fraternities, it was not only the first such group to build and to occupy a chapter house, but it also called the first inter-sorority meeting, the predecessor of today ' s Na- tional Panhellenic Council. One of their many social events, the Alpha Phis held their Old English Dinner, an annual affair which has been handed down for the past twenty-five years. Alpha Phi What a mixed up way of finding our big sisters!!! The Alpha Phi ' s start their slumber party off on a gay note. 8? FOURTH ROW: N. Spurlino, J. Steinbrenner, C. Hendon, M. Garlich, P. Allen, J. Sturdy, S. DeWitt, C. Home, G. Rusk, M. Hicks, A. Herrington, C. Hamilton, J. Mac- Donald, P. Michel, R. Roof, J. Corrigan, M. Ramsdell, J. Coe. THIRD ROW: S. Hawkey, M. Tallentire, S. Shira, J. Hall, P. Stanbarger, M. Keith, S. Weisenbarger, D. Miller, P. Jones, E. Felt, N. Cross, N. Crumrine, M. Brodbeck, G. VanScoy, M. Houk. SECOND ROW: A. Younkman, R. Galgano, C. Cottrell, P. Templeton, P. Templeton, S. Henry, S. Gordner, J. Carver, S. Fisher, Mrs. Carpenter, L. Hutchins, B. Russ, B. Rowe, N. Witz, A. Mathias, P. Henderson, D. Aabye, N. Duffield, A. Best. FIRST ROW: A. Duncan, J. Kelley, R. Knight, M. Haag, S. Riggle, K. Kimen, D. Nelson, N. Bryan, B. Young, R. Hanser, J. Chapin, R. Jester, F. MacKinnon, C. Hull, M. Knoll, L. Paull, L. Crippen, J. Air, C. Orr, E. Tanger, B. Hoover. Alpha Omicron Pi FOURTH ROW: K. Delavan, K. Rukenbrod, P. Minor, P. Woodworth, A. Hull, N. Bowyer, N. Wright, P. Penner, M. Malz, B. Wilson, B. Bode, P. Mabee. THIRD ROW: D. Katona, A. Williams, G. Gates, M. DePuy, J. Stakel, A. Garrick, C. Felch, M. Soldineer, M. Herlng, B. Nash, N. Moser, M. Adams, D. Nickles, P. Antonides. SECOND ROW: M. Marlow, B. Haupt, B. Easterday, E. Eaton, B. Kittridge, C. Johanson, B. Denison, J. Rodefer, C. Promer, N. Davis, D. Scoville. FIRST ROW: A. Code, S. Shanley, M. Hebberd, P. Berkley, J. Domhoff, S. Perrott, S. Layton, H. Bird, D. Sweeder, G. Weist, P. Wagenhals, V. Bowman. 84 In 1926, thirteen Beaver Hall girls formed the local chapter of Alpha Tau Delta of Alpha Omi- cron Pi and a year later they were granted a charter from Denison University. During the chapter ' s exist- ence on the campus, many tradi- tions have been handed down from year to year. Two of these are the annual Rose Ball which entails dinner and dancing for the AOPi ' s and their dates and the traditional Christmas Party. Elinor Eaton, Eileen Johnston, and Donna Cochran are seen doing part of the Senior entertainment for the Pledge Formal. Give the Lords a busy signal is the theme for the AOPi Homecoming decorations. Delta Gamma In the spring of 1938, the Delta Gamma anchor became a part of the Denison campus. Beta Zeta is a chapter of the third oldest national women ' s fraternity which has grown to include 83 chapters spreading from coast to coast. Highlighting the social calen- dar was the Charles Addams Party with the Phi Gams adding a different note to the Hallo- ween festivities. The D.G. ' s also received the province award for their outstanding work with the blind, a part of the national project. Katie Cannon, Cheryl Sparling, Sandy Dunn, Nancy Roeser and Audrey Muskat in a skit from Showboat , the D.G. Novelty Party. The night of Pledging is thrilling for both the actives and the new members of Delta Gamma. FOURTH ROW: E. Wertz, M. Williams, M. Hull, D. Hart, J. Morgan, J. B odorff, B. Gaskill, D. MacKenzie, S. Bixler, B. Denice, S. Dunn, A. Jacobs, S. Todd, L. Johnson, A. Muskat, J. Bash. THIRD ROW: A. Burgderfer, L. Lyon, E. Weiffenbach, J. Vance, G. Ronald, L. Brown, J. Bates, J. Arbeiter, L. Ferguson, N. Fuller, L. Stumpp, C. Geisler, C. Caine, L. Larsen. SECOND ROW: V. Reynolds, J. Garwood, R. Glaze, L. Smith, B. Ivins, E. Phelps, M. Kiracofe, N. Stewart, S. O ' Donnell, B. Burger, N. Roeser, J. Fordyce, K. Elder, J. Gibson. FIRST ROW: S. Hout, G. Yocom, A. Peterson, N. Lamb, C. Rasmusen, J. Cogan, M. Meany, L. Kramer, C. Kolb, U. Ehrman, J. Smith, B. Henning, S. Story, M. Sizer, L. Betts. Pi Beta Phi FOURTH ROW: J. Frost, D. Perry, C. Leidy, J. Siegel, B. Speroff, C. Sanders, V. Wallace, J. Oglesby, B. Beckley, N. Kromer, M. Imhoff, M. Cleland. THIRD ROW: C. Oglesby, V. Smith, C. Lundstrum, J. Gibson, A. Hurst, S. Siebenthaler, J. DeVille, E. Wakefield, G. Yanson, C. How, N. Hunting, D. Rundle, L. Lee, S. Miskelly. SECOND ROW: P. Perry, K. Gilbert, M. Taylor, S. Kuhl, M. James, J. McMath, Mrs. McMullen, M. Sharpies, N. Carlough, V. Wagner, S. Loofbourrow, S. Hoover, L. Hamilton. FIRST ROW: D. Conner, E. Hess, J. Belt, J. Nagley, A. Miller, S. Teel, C. Tarvin, C. Newhall, S. Tyler, A. Lloyd, N. Gibson, N. Locke, D. Torgler, S. Marston, R. Bryant, K. Hemdahl. 88 In 1953 Pi Phi Eta formed a colony on the Denison campus and a year later was granted a charter and was officially in- stalled as the Ohio Eta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi. The Pi Phis added an original incentive to their scholastic achievement this year by chal- lenging the D.G. ' s to a steak- hot dog dinner with the Pi Phis coming out on top. They also continued their work with the cerebral palsied in Columbus as a part of their service project. Gayle Yanson and Kate Gilbert entertain the Mothers at the luncheon on Mothers ' Day. Early morning sees the finishing touches being put on the Homecoming decorations. 89 Sigma Chi Sigma Chi was established at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, on June 28, 1855. Just thirteen years later, Denison saw the founding of Mu Chapter, the first national fraternity at Deni- son. The highlight of the Sigs social activities is their Sweet- heart Dance which this year found Lynn Berger the queen. An event equally unforgettable is the annual spring house party, this year in the form of a beach party. The Sig serenaders leave the girls ' dorm after singing Christmas greetings. On the court of the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi is Nancy Timms escorted by Lou Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: J. Haugen, M. McClellan, W. Kinnamon, R. Robbins, G. Prohaska, D. Gurney, A. Thompson, J. Donley, J. Hill, D. Zahn, K. Black, J. Paull, J. Lance. THIRD ROW: R. Woods, W. Milliron, D. Good, R. Speidel, R. Giffen, R. Barney, W. Netting, D. Brown, H. Stevens, R. Jenkins, S. Emmons, R. Mitchell, W. Getgey, W. Fleming, A. Trunkfield, R. Trimbur. SECOND ROW: W. Mason, R. Cash, R. Mitchell, R. Beglen, A. Pryor, J. Mattlack, P. Keleher, L. Hess, R. Harsa, T. Regney, B. Carr, O. VanGunten, R. Doherty, A. Moussatos. FIRST ROW: R. Worst, D. Dusterberg, A. Dyer, D. Tanski, J. Miller, J. Witmer, W. Bennett, R. Swats, G. Hopps, R. O ' Neill, K. Brandon, E. Frey, T. Archibald, R. Coulter. FOURTH ROW: F. Lord, P. Halliday, A. Judd, D. Buss, W. Millar, A. Lanese, W. Coons, J. Sload, J. Wahle, R. Branand, K. Lange, W. Wolfe, R. McMillen, K. Rohl, W. Wagner, W. Nadzak. THIRD ROW: J. Diffendorfer, D. Branand, C. Baker, D. Robertson, W. Greene, B. Porter, H. White, D. Brown, D. Mann, W. Lewis, J. Ternavan, W. Rogers, T. Rice, D. Kipp, R. Willis, S. Cornwell. SECOND ROW: J. Taylor, J. Thuma, B. Chaney, W. Findley, F. Schreiner, A. Baker, D. Jones, R. Barbieri, P. Armacost, G. Gieringer, L. Houk, K. McKinney, R. Wiley. FIRST ROW: R. Follett, R. Esrey, G. Brown, D. Hinz, D. Alexander, E. Clissold, J. Rum- baugh, T. Folsom, J. Pumphrey, R. Jones, D. Dudley, J. Malloy. In 1868, the Eta Eta Chapter, later changed to Alpha Eta, of Beta Theta Pi was formally insti- tuted on the Denison campus. The fraternity received the dis- tinction of being the first chapter west of the Alleghenies. The Betas were outstanding in intramurals this year winning the intramural trophy. The most prominent event of the year on the social calendar is the Mili- tary Ball. The Sweetheart Din- ner is another event in the spring which is equally well remem- bered. Bill Lewis and Walt Nadzak take time out from the books for a game of cards. At the end of the Military Parade, the presentations are always a solemn affair. j i Phi Gamma Delta On April 28, 1948, John Templeton McCarty founded Phi Gamma Delta at Jefferson Col- lege. The patronage of Jeffer- son College being largely from the South, most of Phi Gamma Delta ' s early expansion was in that section and the fraternity played a major role in planting the seed of the fraternity system in Dixieland. Fiji activities included their 54th Annual Norris Pig Dinner, the traditional Fiji Island Week- end and their customary service projects with the orphans in Newark and Cerebral Palsy in Columbus. Bob Ayars looks for his date at a Fiji turfing party. Carl Sally and his combo swings for all jazz lovers on the Phi Gam backyard lawn. FOURTH ROW: J. Kennedy, J. Rogers, W. Shorney, W. Schettler, J. Kraus, B. Hakes, S. Hindley, E. Boynton, J. Baird, R. Tonneberger, F. Murphy, W. Grafton, D. Savage, C. Beard, R. Ayars. THIRD ROW: L. Komjathy, R. King, R. Holt, D. Russert, T. Roehl, W. Byars, J. Fechtman, C. Crampton, J. Reese, J. Munson, F. Turner, T. Menge, W. Tuttle, D. Shrum, R. James, D. Oppermann. SECOND ROW: J. Gerster, G. Stillwagon, P. Himmelright, P. Savage, R. Carroll, J. Drake, P. Brodt, W. Spade, P. Roehl, J. Wright, B. Tuttle, H. Hardesty. FIRST ROW: R. Patterson, J. Yerkes, M. Hall, F. Moore, G. DeMallie, R. Stillwagon, D. Bingham, E. Wright, J. Davis, H. Parker, J. Jeffery. FOURTH ROW: J. Burchard, G. Mahon, L. Knapp, W. Wickham, J. Jewell, M. Bergwall, C. Hart, D. McDowell, E. Rosenquist, H. Howlett, R. Patterson, J. Olcott. THIRD ROW: G. Hill, S. Brown, F. Jones, T. Schramm, G. Gerlack, J. Black, W. Robertson, W. Heid, W. Weh, K. Boyd, W. Robertson. SECOND ROW: H. Bower, G. Orrill, J. Weils, B. Corrie, P. LeMessurier, S. Schurz, P. Fawcett, S. Evans, J. Tschantz, R. Laughlin, L. Skimming. FIRST ROW: J. Otis, T. Kinely, R. Mennel, A. Angell, D. Coursen, A. Howard, W. Butler, A. Whiteside, G. Rumberg, J. Romadka, S. Hearne, J. Hedges. 96 Kappa Sigma was founded December 10, 1869, at the University of Virginia. The Gamma Xi Chapter in 1910 was given a charter by the national organization, enabling Kappa Sigma to bear the honor of be- ing one of the first chapters in Ohio. The Kappa Sigs now re- side in a beautiful new house adjoining the circle and are deeply appreciative to those who made the dream a reality. Kappa Sigma has been active in entertaining the Negro Or- phans in Newark, a Deni-service project, besides fostering the usual social activities. Dinner before the Spring Formal. Our neighbors on the hill painted our new house for us. 97 Phi Delta Theta One of the most prominent national fraternities and a mem- ber of the renowned Miami Triad, Phi Delta Theta was founded at Miami University in 1848. Ohio lota Chapter was founded at Denison in 1916. During the year the chapter helped entertain the orphans in Columbus. Aside from the social service the Phi Delts held their annual Roman Banquet, one of their oldest traditions. Tiger Rog Wilson completes a pass to George Thompson in speedball. The Phi Delts play host to the Kappas at dinner. 98 THIRD ROW: D. Wolfe, T. Trautwein, R. Keyser, R. Wilson, B. Shoquist, J. Knapp, H. Loving, B. Wallace, B. Grady, R. Schofield, R. Hartman, T. Gorland. SECOND ROW: D. Bowman, B. Leeds, B. Davis, D. Burget, A. Lewis, J. Tontz, J. McDonald, J. Maschal, R. Jablonski, R. Coomer, B. Germond. FIRST ROW: G. Thompson, D. Preston, J. Hogshead, J. Click, P. Semler, B. Dickinson, R. Colahan, J. Blunk, S. Mills, K. Stott, A. Martinez, R. McNutt. Lambda Chi Alpha THIRD ROW: D. Johnson, T. Sheehan, G. Bayless, R. Kissel, J. Thompson, J. Westerberg, J. Booth, P. Denison, G. Warren, K. Moninger, D. Atack, R. Willis, A. Korte, J. Hastings, W. Anthony. SECOND ROW: H. Warner, D. Vipond, D. Wakeman, C. Canfield, T. Pieratt, V. Bartels, R. Baxter, J. Butler, P. Odebrecht, J. Stanley, D. Todd, J. Evans, T. Staab, R. Stevens, R. Leaf, J. Reynolds, D. Krafft. FIRST ROW: F. Bonnet, W. Arzonetti, J. Bringard, R. Grant, R. Taylor, J. Krippel, H. Germer, A. Zambie, D. Stevens, M. Rascher, J. Adams, R. Bartlett. 100 Debbie Miller is crowned queen as Zibs Everett and Nancy Becker look on. From its beginning at Boston University in 1909, Lambda Chi Alpha has developed into the most extensive among the Greek letter fraternities. The Gamma lota Zeta Chapter, alias Sycamore Club, now resides in a new Georgian colonial house, the result of many years of de- voted service of Lambda Chi Alumni. This year the Lambda Chi ' s played host to the Ohio Valley chapters at their annual Area Conclave. An experiment in co-ed dining at the house proved most successful this past year and is to become a part of Lambda Chi tradition. The Lambda Chis have had co-ed dining for a year now and like it! 101 Sigma Alpha Epsilon The fall of 1919 saw the founding of the Denison Chap- ter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Ohio Mu is the outgrowth of Omega Pi Epsilon. Today, Sigma Alpha Epsilon has 136 chapters and its membership of over 90,000 makes it the largest fraternity in the world. In the spring the S.A.E. ' s held their annual Sweetheart Dinner, attended by all SAE relatives. The annual Buckeye Lake Party will long be remembered as a great success. Some of the brothers take over at the Christmas Formal. John Douglass, Art Douglas and Dick Metchear played a big part in the hockey team ' s success this year. 102 FOURTH ROW: T. Youngquist, J. Donithen, W. Bushnell, P. Dunham, R. Gilbert, D. Eriksen, A. Kightlinger, K. Haug, M. Taliak, T. Watkins, P. Stoughton, N. Bibler, J. Douglass. THIRD ROW: W. Zinn, T. Drake, G. Hammond, L. Baker, N. Nilsen, G. Guyer, J. Beltz, W. Jones, E. Wish, R. McClellan, C. Cleland, K. Holley, W. Owens, R. Vaughn, C. Hagey, L. Simmons. SECOND ROW: D. Bibler, K. James, R. Metchear, P. Schanz, J. Cook, K. Cox, Mrs. Miller, N. Baker, J. Armbrecht, L. Seik, A. Douglass, J. Scatterday. FIRST ROW: E. Trumbull, L. Blume, R. Canary, R. Bennett, R. Sommers, A. DiFilippo, B. Must, P. Baker, R. Shaw, R. Snyder, P. Tokar, P. Gretzinger, B. Gilbert. 103 American Commons Club THIRD ROW: W. Beck, J. Young, W. Bennet, T. Dewey, J. Arthur, N. Bartter, A. Curtis, P. Cameron, R. Stephens, G. Harper. SECOND ROW: S. DeVille, F. Warner, G. Musson, J. Gaidry, T. Rowe, D. Rhoad, J. Nelson, P. Tucher, W. Stoner. FIRST ROW: T. Warm, B. Frary, D. Smith, Mom Loughman, T. Little, D. Schweig, P. Zollner, L. Reinke, F. Erck. 104 Promoting the ideals of Democracy, Brotherhood, the Open Door and University First, the Denison Chapter of Ameri- can Commons Club exists as a unique experiment in fraternal living. The Denison Chapter held their traditional Fowl Ball this year when many alumni re- turned to their former home. Aside from the usual socializing, the chapter worked with chil- dren in Franklin Village, an annual project. When a brother becomes pinned, he gets the dunk treatment. A few of the pledges push our float on the Homecoming weekend. 105 Delta Upsilon Delta Upsilon was founded on November 4, 1834, at Wil- liams College, by a group of 30 for the expressed purpose of protesting against the abuses of the secret fraternities. In light of these reforms, the group be- came non-secret and has main- tained these traditions. The D.U. ' s held a Granville Merchants Open House to which all the Granville merchants and wives were invited. Besides this social work, Peggy Banker was chosen queen at the annual Orchid Dance, the D.U. ' s orig- inal dance party. Peggy Banker is crowned Orchid Queen at the Orchid Dance. A typical fall afternoon on the Intramural Field 106 FOURTH ROW: W. Hoeft, A. Shields, N. Roest, B. Bailey, R. Hamady, P. Nelson, G. Maghielse, J. Holderman, G. Davidson, H. Kocks, D. Kurtz, T. Evans, B. Saunders, C. Herrick, L. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: A. Ridley, W. Vanwagonen, C. Perry, B. Rice, J. Wicke, G. Klein, D. Frey, R. Huffman, M. Pawlak, G. Garrett, K. Bradshaw, M. Kaplan, W. Maxson, P. Lardner. SECOND ROW: D. Spray, D. Reeder, R. Berger, D. Gibson, D. Kruse, H. Reynolds, P. Schaefer, R. Gaskill, P. Deane, D. Arey, D. Shell, S. English, E. Charsky. FIRST ROW: G. Swartz, D. Doeppers, R. Carleton, R. Rauch, T. Hammermeister, J. Blackford, J. Chandler, R. Lincoln, D. Jones, G. Sherman, D. Seaberg, D. Brown. THIRD ROW: T. Ralston, J. Wressell, R. Reinhardt, G. Lill, R. Houston. SECOND ROW: D. Griffiths, K. Reighard, S. Burtless, H. Bigalow, L. Rogers. FIRST ROW: J. Erickson, R. Conrad, J. Boss, W. Breininger, D. Jones, L. Lovell. 108 Alpha Tau Omega was founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1865. Since then it has spread throughout the United States and Canada. The Denison Chapter was founded in April of this year. With a basis of sixteen members it is hoped that it will soon expand and take its place with the other Denison fraternities. A busy social and service schedule has been planned for the fall. Tentative plans include moving into a new home and participation in rush. The ATO ' s will be gaining pioneering expe- rience as well as the experience of fraternity life. Brothers from Ohio State and Wesleyan will help in the new venture. Next year ATO will have a Homecoming float here. Denison ATO ' s and dates at an Ohio Wesleyan ATO dance. I 109 FIRST ROW: P. Armacost, S. Sados- ky, P. Edwards, D. Lewis, B. Burger. SECOND ROW: S. Bills, D. Scott, S. Morrow, N. Witz, B. Roof, N. Duffield. THIRD ROW: T. Little, J. Stanley, M. Jagger, T. DiFilippo, D. Brown, B. Denison. FOURTH ROW: M. Taliak, D. Atack, R. Bryant, J. Tontz, L. Schettler, J. McDonald, R. McNutt. FIFTH ROW: B. Wehling, J. Black- ford, G. Garrett, D. Painter, J. Boss, D. Jones. Every Denisonian has a voice in student government through his Senate representatives. This group comprised of three representatives from each social group and from the Independents ' Association, serves to coordinate student action and opinion in all school activities. Presiding over Senate this year were D.C.G.A. Co-Presidents Pete Armacost and Phyl Edwards while Barbara Burger and Dave Lewis served as Co-Vice Presidents. 112 Women ' s Judicial Council Women ' s Judicial Council is composed of the stand- ards chairman of each recognized social organization and an elected chairman who this year was Sue Sadosky. The Council ' s job is to act in a judicial capacity for those problems of a more serious nature concerning woman ' s rules. FIRST ROW: S. McLean. SECOND ROW: N. Byers, S. Sadosky, T. Crampton, N. Turner, D. Aabye, P. Berry. Men ' s Judicial Council As one of the bodies of D.C.G.A., the purpose of Men ' s Judicial Council is to discuss men ' s regulations and to enforce discipline. It is comprised of the vice presidents of the men ' s social groups and a chairman elected by the Denison men. This year ' s chairman was Paul Savage. FIRST ROW: J. Boss, J. McCallister, P. Savage, J. McDonald, J. Kenower. SECOND ROW: J. Schantz, B. Hoot, C. Fischer, B. Carroll, D. Dudley, T. Archibald. Women ' s Council Women ' s Council is the governing body of all wo- men students. It consists of the president of each women ' s residence hall, the President and Vice- President of Women ' s Council and the Chairman of Women ' s Judicial Council. Sheila McLean was this year ' s President. FIRST ROW: B. Phelps, B. Wins. SECOND ROW: M. Kiracofe, J. Frost, S. Sadosky, B. Hermann, S. McLean, L. Ladley, N. Condon, J. Brown, G. Yocom. THIRD ROW: S. Bryson, G. Curtis, K. Rukenbrod, P. Sweeter, M. Lee. Phi Beta Kappa FIRST ROW: C. Shanesy, S. Louie, V. Wagner, S. Henry, J. Botsford. SECOND ROW: H. Germer, D. Good, A. Baker, P. Armacost. THIRD ROW: Dr. Crocker, L. Speroff, H. Reynolds, Dr. Gordon. To become a member of Phi Beta Kappa is one of the outstanding honors in college. Open to worthy juniors and seniors, membership is based upon good character and outstanding scholarship. 114 Founded at Denison Univer- sity in 1925, this freshmen scholastic honorary requires a minimum of 112 grade points for membership. It encourages members to continue their high scholarship and thus add the Greek letters, Beta Kappa. FIRST ROW: V. Schott, M C. North, K. Gilbert, K. Hi Wormick, S. Nuzum. SECOND ROW: K. Elder, M Wakefield, C. Knoble, P. Hendon, R. Roof. THIRD ROW: C. Megby, P. Felch, B. Denison, J. Stakel FOURTH ROW: L. Evans, R. G. Parajon, C. Jenkins, G. FIFTH ROW: J. Gallant, F R. Kleck, D. Savage. Gaffney, J. Leslie, llyard, L. Stumpp, J. Herring, J. Bates, E. Hopper, M. Upp, C. Michel, B. Haupt, C. , S. Saunders, L. Lee. Huffman, W. Maxon, Prohaska, A. Garrick. . E. Rice, D. Swoap, Phi Society Y.W.C.A. Cabinet FIRST ROW: S. Rosine, J. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: M. Mutschler, S. Morrow, D. Sutherland, M. Sessions, B. Depew, B. Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Tecklenberg, B. Hermann, S. Bunts, C. Galbreath, J. Bodorff, N. Turner, J. Arbeiter, P. Morrow, S. Henry, M. Hull, Mrs. Ebaugh, Mrs. Scoll. D.C.E.P. Cabinet FIRST ROW: K. Woolston, M. Svensson, A. Fisher, L. Johnson, J. Bodorff, J. Tecklenberg, C. Megby. SECOND ROW: S. Spade, B. Carr, T. Borland, B. VanCourt, M. Garlich, Mrs. R. Myers, J. Kenower, G. Harper, H. Reynolds. Student Faculty Executive Committee FIRST ROW: Dr. Lichtenstein, Miss Lewis, Dr. Chess- man, B. Burger, Dr. Knapp, P. Edwards, Dr. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. McLean, S. Sadosky, P. Armacost. 115 Mortar Board This national senior women ' s honorary performs various services for college activi- ties. Along with serving as Chapel monitors and giving a traditional scholarship recog- nition banquet, Mortar Board assists in freshmen orientation. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, and service to the college. The officers were; President: Pamela Berry, Vice-President: Sallyann Henry, Secretary: Ann Linder, Treasurer: Sandy Hartshorn. FIRST ROW: P. Berry, S. Henry, A. Linder, S. Hart- shorn, J. Wilson. SECOND ROW: S. McLean, B. Phelps, B. Burger, S. Sadosky. l! Omicron Delta Kappa Membership in ODK, senior men ' s honorary is based upon scholarship, leadership, and campus activities. The group discusses various campus problems and recommends possible solutions. The President was John Chamberlain; Vice-President, Arthur Baker; Secretary-Treasurer, Professor Mahood; Faculty Advisor, Professor Crocker. FIRST ROW: D. Colwell, D. Scott, D. Brown, D. Savage, D. Bibler, C. Fischer, A. Baker, C. Crampton. SECOND ROW: D. Good, D. Brown, G. David- son, H. Germer, J. McCallister, J. McDonald, P. Armacost, J. Taylor, J. Holderman, D. Mann, J. Wright, H. Reynolds. 116 Crossed Keys Crossed Keys, junior women ' s honorary, renders various services to the campus. This year the group has worked closely with the alumni office and administrative office as well as aiding the Dad ' s Day and Mom ' s Day programs. Membership is based upon leadership and service. Kay Rukenbrod was President; Dot Painter, Secretary; Debbie Miller, Treasurer; and Sarah Lewis, Social Chairman. FIRST ROW: S. Miskelly, M. Brodbeck. SECOND ROW: M. Ayars, L. Rosene. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, K. Rukenbrod. FOURTH ROW: J. Tecklenberg, D. Painter. FIFTH ROW: A. Morris, J. Armstrong. Blue Key Leadership, scholarship, service, and activity are the basis for mem- bership to this national junior men ' s honorary. The members serve as ushers at Chapel and arrange the annual Dad ' s Day program. The officers were: Charles Fischer, Presi- dent; Paul Savage, Vice-President; John Chamberlain, Treasurer; Peter Armacost, Corresponding Secretary; Arthur Baker, Recording Secretary. FIRST ROW: P. Keleher, C. Weist, D. Colwell, P. Savage, C. Bibler, C. Fischer, A. Baker, H. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: B. VanCourt, D. Brown, G. Davidson, J. McDonald, J. McCallister, J. Boss, P. Armacost, J. Taylor, D. Mann, L. Skimming, J. Wright, B, Davis. 117 Panhellenic Council Members of Panhellenic Council supervise rushing and Panhellenic social functions. The Council pro- motes goodwill, cooperation and integration with other phases of college life. It is composed of at least two members from each soror- ity. Sharon O ' Donnell was President; Judy Frost, Vice-President; Gail Wil- liams, Secretary; Virginia Hundley, Treasurer; and Dorothy Jones, Social Chairman. FIRST ROW: D. Lewis, H. Leatherman, J. Frost, S. O ' Donnell, B. Razor, L. Hutchins, S. Hartshorn, S. Robertson. SECOND ROW: A. Morris, D. Jones, D. Miller, V. Hundley, V. Kearney. THIRD ROW: G. Williams, S. Todd, A. Hull. Inter-Fraternity Council The Inter-Fraternity Council co- operates with the administration in providing mutual understanding and to serve as the guiding body for fraternity action. Members are se- lected from each fraternity. The officers were: President, Arthur Baker; Vice-President, John Tchantz; Secretary, Robert Van Court. FIRST ROW: P. Keleher, P. Armacost, D. Colwell, A. Baker. SECOND ROW: D. Bibler, G. Meanor, J. Holderman, D. Good, B. Beard, B. VanCourt, D. Mann, J. Kenower. 118 Men ' s Junior Advisors Women ' s Junior Advisors 119 Adytum The Adytum of 1957 has attempted to show a picture of Denison putting it in context with the rest of the world. The annual is put out by underclassmen and is worked upon during the school year. It comes out in the fall, rather than in the spring so that end of the year events may be covered. Doug Colwell Hunter Hardesty The Denisonian The Denisonian, the student newspaper, is pub- lished weekly. It serves as a sounding box for the campus by providing a means for expressing cam- pus opinion concerning various issues of interest as well as reporting campus news and events. Doug Colwell was Editor; Carol Shanesy and Jean Wilson, Associate Editors; and Hunter Hardesty, Business Manager. G. Wallace, B. Denison, D. Colwell, D. Scott, R. Schofield. 122 123 Kampus Wally Frey Nancy Lewis Kampus, the Denison campus humor magazine, was edited this year by Wayne Spade and Nancy Lewis. It served as an expression of creative humor. Wallace Frey served as business manager. Wayne Spade FIRST ROW: C. Baumgardner, N. Lewis, N. Stewart, S. Hout. SECOND ROW: B. Canary, P. Winsor, D. Nelson, W. Spade. FIRST ROW: D. Nelson, D. Harger, L. Rowley, J. Bowman. SECOND ROW: P. Winsor, L. Schwallie, C. Dugle, J. Siegel. THIRD ROW: C. Hornby, B. Canary, J. Gallant, M. Conroy. Exile, the Denison campus liter- ary magazine is published twice during the school year. It encour- ages original serious writing and gives expression to the work of talented student authors. The editorial board consists of Lois Rowley, Barbara Haupt and Jesse Matlack. Lois Rowley Delta Phi Alpha If a student has completed twelve semester hours of German with at least a B average, he may be tapped for Delta Phi Alpha, Ger- man honorary. The members attend a weekly German table. The officers were: Barbara Haupt, President; Jay Baird, Vice-President; Carol Bachman, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: B. Haupt, M. Hering, R. Glaze, C. Bachman, M. Woodworth, N. Stewart, Miss Johnson. SECOND ROW: R. Major, G. Ferguson, B. Findley, D. Harsa, B. Milliron, J. Baird, Dr. Stern, G. Prohaska. Sigma Delta Pi Sigma Delta Pi is an honorary society for third year Spanish students who are particularly inter- ested in Spanish history and geography. This year the honorary sponsored several Mexican movies and attended a weekly Spanish table where they could increase their fluency in speaking Spanish. Officers for the year were: Sarah Jo Robertson, President; Connie Johanson, Secretary-Treasurer; Carole Finn, Publicity Chairman. FIRST ROW: N. Condon, J. Wormick, C. Hagberg, J. Wright, C. Johanson, S. Robertson. SECOND ROW: J. Gerster, A. Marlowe, P. Michel, N. Cross, D. Hart, S. Comstock. THIRD ROW: A. Martinez, Mr. Steele, C. Shanesy, M. Dunn, P. Wyse, M. Schiller. Pi Delta Phi Based upon interest and scholastic achievement in the French language, members of Pi Delta Phi attend a weekly French table and sponsor French films dur- ing the year. This chapter, Alpha Delta, was founded in 1949 by Dr. Walter Socor. The officers were: President, Janet Brant; Vice-President, Mar- jorie Matter; Secretary, Susan Loofborrow; Treas- urer, Judy A. Johnson; and Social Chairman, Dorothy Painter. FIRST ROW: W. Williams, M. Gustafson, J. Brant, N. MOser, S. Loofborrow, J. Johnson, S. Powell. SECOND ROW: L. Evans, V. Schott, C. Caine, L. Mumma, N. Willoughby, N. Duffield, L. Lee, J. Waugh. THIRD ROW: Dr. Secor, D. Painter, Dr. Preston, J. Tecklenberg, Mr. Emont, H. Sawyer, Mr. Jonaitis, M. Tallentire. Alpha Epsilon Delta The members of Alpha Epsilon Delta are those who are planning a medical career and have maintained a B aver- age. This year ' s officers were: Larry Simson, President; Richard Harsa, Vice- President and Leon Speroff, Secretary- Treasurer. FIRST ROW: L. Simson, C. Fisher, D. Bibler, K. Weist. SECOND ROW: Dr. lindsey, L. Skimming, D. Lewis, G. Gieringer, A. Davis, P. Odebrecht, A. Carr, C. Bidwell. THIRD ROW: Dr. Spessard, Dr. Sutton, Dr. Truman, Dr. Morgan, Dr. Alrutz. FIRST ROW: M. Hering, S. Bunts, J. Bates, C. Felch, C. Saunders, D. Waldheger, L. Logan. SECOND ROW: W. Findley, H. Bigalow, J. Topinka, H. Kidd, D. Smith, G. Parajon, C. Jenkins, J. Rogers. ,„.,■• THIRD ROW: Dr. Spessard, Dr. Everhart, Dr. Sutton, N. Bibler, B. DeVille, B. Robertson, D. Willis, Dr. Ronneberg. Chemical Society The Chemical Society is the oldest depart- mental honorary on campus. Through movies, field trips, discussions and lectures, the so- ciety promotes greater understanding of the science of chemistry. It also provides a Freshman Chemistry Medal. This year ' s offi- cers were: President, W illiam Findley; Vice- President, Susan Roberts; Secretary-Treasurer, Bette Denice. Math Club A group of students and faculty interested in furthering the study of mathematics form the Math Club. This club shows the applicability of math to other sciences, other courses and phases of everyday life. FIRST ROW: R. Vaughan, J. Cooke, R. Knight, Dr. Kato, J. Armstrong, Miss Wetzel, J. Jasonides. SECOND ROW: N. Bibler, L. Baker, N. Stewart, C. Saunders, C. Lundstrum, M. Keith, Mr. Sterrett, Miss Burroughs. THIRD ROW: D. Huffman, J. Sload, S. Perrott, B. Spencer, G. Lewis, C. Shanesy, Mr. Seabury. Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta is a national history honorary whose members must have twelve semester hours of history with no grade below a B and a 3 point average in all other courses. Officers this year were: Frank Schreiner, President; Mary Fan Kira- cofe, Secretary-Treasurer and Virginia Wagner, Social Chairman. FIRST ROW: V. Kearney, S. McLean, J. Optekar, C. Bachman, B. Pickett. SECOND ROW: S. Hartshorn, S. Yartz, V. Wagner, E. Eaton, P. Nickels. THIRD ROW: Dr. Chessman, D. Sharp, Mr. Preston, J. Baird. Psi Chi Psi Chi, national psychology honorary, works through lectures and discussions to advance the interest in psychology. An award is given to the student who has written the best paper in any psychology course. Officers were: Nanette Schmidt, President; Sallyann Henry, Secretary; Judith Timms, Treasurer; Beatrice Kittridge, Secretary and Virginia Heath, Social Chairman. FIRST ROW: N. Schmidt, S. Henry, C. Home, V. Heath, P. McLean, C. Cordes. SECOND ROW: J. Timms, E. Johnson, D. Heidkanp, G. Palmer, J. Coe. THIRD ROW: B. Kittridge, J. Witte, G. Ronald, B. Denison. FOURTH ROW: J. Zolman, P. Armacost, L. Simson. Sophomore, junior and senior geology majors belong to the C. L. Herrick Geological Society. The organization attempts to develop interest in this natural science. Larry Seik is President and Jim Scatterday is Vice-President. 128 C. L. Herrick Geological Society Franco-Calliopean Society Members of Franco-Calliopean, a crea- tive writing honorary, are chosen because of outstanding interest, achievement and recommendation. The group discusses writings of its members as well as other literature. The officers were: President, Barbara Haupt; Vice-President, Raymond Peterson; Secretary-Treasurer, Gail Palmer. FIRST ROW: S. Marks, C. Hornby, R. Honkamer, L. Schwallie, J. Stakel, A. Irgens. SECOND ROW: D. Downs, N. Stangos, D. Harger, E. Moore, Mr. Hinkle, R. Canary. THIRD ROW: G. Harper, S. Wood, C. Galbreath, B. Haupt, Miss Lewis, M. Upp, Dr. Keller, M. Conroy, C. Jordan, J. Carver, D. Trudell, G. Wallace, C. Hart. Pi Delta Epsilon To be a member of Pi Delta Epsilon, national journalistic honorary, one must be on the Board of Publications, or be a de- partment or staff head for two years, or work in the capacity of business manager or editor for one year. The organization publishes the student directory and the football programs. This year ' s officers were: President, Douglas Colwell; Vice- President, John Chamberlain; Treasurer, Charles Fischer; Secretary, Susan Hoover; Co-Social Chairman, Nancy Stewart and Wayne Spade. FIRST ROW: S. Harrar, B. Ford, N. Burns, J. Arm- strong, W. Williams, C. Hendon. SECOND ROW: B. Stark, N. Stewart, G. Wallace, S. Hoover, D. Harger, B. Denison, B. Haupt. THIRD ROW: W. Spade, D. Russert, P. Roehl, J. Donley, R. Schofield, D. Scott. Rho Beta Chi Rho Beta Chi, the radio broadcasting honorary, determines its membership from those showing interest and ability in the work at WDUB, the campus radio station. The officers this year were: President, Rod- erick Grant; Vice-President, Newton Baker; Secretary, Warren Brown; Social Chair- man, Douglas Campbell. FIRST ROW: J. Sauer, P. Penner, A. Kightlinger, J. Nunn, M. Soldineer, D. Painter, J. Kenower. SECOND ROW: R. Grant, R. Coomer, J. McDonald, H. Germer, J. Scott, G. Warren, T. Baker, B. Kissel. Independent Association The Independent Association is composed of unaffiliated men and women. Through the organization, its members are represented in the campus government. Jan Armstrong and Jon Boss were Co-Presidents and Harlan Bigelow was Treasurer. Senate representa- tives were: Maxine Shafer, Joyce Griffiths and Dot Painter. Jane Crampton was repre- sentative to Women ' s Judicial Council. FIRST ROW: B. Myers. SECOND ROW: J. Santucci, M. Shafer. THIRD ROW: L. Schwallie, J. Morgan, E. Schweizer, J. Shumaker. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, education honorary, taps those students showing an interest in education and maintaining a good scholastic record in education and other fields. Discussions and outside speakers stimulate interest in education. FIRST ROW: S. Hartshorn, M. Sessions, B. Rasor. SECOND ROW: M. Berger, M. Ayars, L. Rosene, E. Eaton. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, S. Campbell, S. Jordan, M. Hull. FOURTH ROW: Dr. Schaff, Mr. Holton. Eta Sigma Phi Those chosen into the membership of Eta Sigma Phi, classical language honorary, show outstanding achievement in scholarship in the classical languages. The organization meets to stimulate interest in the study of the classics and to increase the knowledge of the art and literature of ancient Greece and Rome. FIRST ROW: T. Little, A. Fisher, P. Schaefer, G. Harper. SECOND ROW: S. Miskelly, M. Collin, J. Kenower, Dr. Dean. 130 Young Republicans Club Through discussions of current issues and policies, the Young Republicans Club seeks to promote interest in politics and government, within the framework of the Republican Party. Officers serv- ing this year were: President, Ann Under; Vice-President, Carole Finn; Secretary, Sally Campbell; Treasurer, Elinor Eaton and Historian, Susan Yartz. FIRST ROW: D. Good, R. Storey. SECOND ROW: J. Miller, A. Kightlinger, D. Brown, C. Dumbaugh, P. Nelson. Cosmopolitan Club Cosmopolitan Club is for students and faculty members interested in fostering better understanding among members of all races and nationalities on the Denison campus. It promotes interest in the tradi- tions and cultures of other countries. Offi- cers this year were: Youngil Lim, President; Yoko Kuyama, Vice-President; Elinor Eaton, Secretary; Hans Peeters, Treasurer and Roberta Glaze, Social Chairman. FIRST ROW: E. Eaton, Dr. Chiang, Mrs. Kato, Dr. Kato, L. Kothera. SECOND ROW: S. Powell, B. Jucius, J. Jasonides, N. Davis, A. Carter. 131 Varsity Debate Competition with other Ohio schools is the purpose of extensive research and practice by the Varsity Debate. Through such exercise the group not only augments their adeptness at debating, but also gains a knowledge of current events. FIRST ROW: C. Hornby, S. Douglas, Mr. Hall. SECOND ROW: B. Canary, J. McDonald, D. Sprosty, B. Zinn, M. Upp, S. DeWitt. FIRST ROW: J. Blackford, J. Morgan. SECOND ROW: D. Seaberg, J. Knapp, D. Jones Freshman Debate Through experience in Freshman Debate, newcomers to college debate gain practice and experience which will ready them for work with Varsity Debate. 132 Camera Club The Camera Club is for those students interested in the techniques of photography. Experts address the group and give demonstrations. The members hold an exhibit of their work twice a year. Officers were: President, John Wright; Vice-President, Blaine Mat- thews; Secretary-Treasurer, Don Wakeman. Dr. Chiang, J. Wright, J. Gibson, B. Matthews. WDUB Executive Council Broadcasting from the Hill, WDUB brings music, news and entertainment to Denisonians. The radio station offers experience to those interested in broadcasting, station manage- ment and radio engineering as well as pro- viding a service to the campus. FIRST ROW: A. Kightlinger, R. Hankamer, M. Soldineer, J. Bringard. SECOND ROW: B. Findley, H. Germer, J. Sauer, J. Scott, J. McDonald. 133 Junior Class Council B. Beard, D. Brown, M. Brodbeck. Not pictured, B. Denice. Sophomore Class Council Freshman Class Council FIRST ROW: E. Weiffenbach, B. Denison. FIRST ROW: J. Brown. SECOND ROW: A. Thompson, P. Halliday. SECOND ROW: T. Smith, T. Archibald, S. Sherman. 134 Masquers Membership in Masquers requires five hundred hours of participation in theatrical activities, with at least twenty-five of those hours being backstage. The Masquers, in addi- tion to discussing all phases of the theatre, sponsor social events during the year. The President was Robert Whitlach. FIRST ROW: A. Hull, B. Pyle, B. Hazzard. SECOND ROW: R Whitlatch, G. Kelly. FIRST ROW: D. Rodgers, B. Fainter, E. Mallory, C. Brown, R. Pyle, B. Trott. SECOND ROW: M. Stevens, G. Yanson, P. McKenna, J. Funk, B. Hazzard. THIRD ROW: D. Wells, B. Netting, A. Williams. FOURTH ROW: B. Shettler, B. Whitlack, J. Thomas, K. Roberts, J. Kelly, A. Hull. FIFTH ROW: S. Schurz. University Players University Players is open to anyone interested in theatre work at Denison. Membership requirements are one hundred hours of theatre credit, with at least twenty- five being in backstage work. This year ' s officers were: President, Robert Whitlach; Secretary, Alice Hull; Treasurer, Henry Wicke; Social Chairman, Rebecca Pyle; Membership, Kenneth Roberts. 135 THE THEATRE PRESENTS DAUGHTERS OF ATREUS TEA AND SYMPATHY DARK IS THE MOON 136 THE THEATRE PRESENTS DARK IS THE MOON BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK 137 Brass Ensemble E. Rice, W. Major, D. Boyer, T. Roop, D. Griffiths, G. Bayless, P. Odebrecht, J. Dudley, W. Wickham, Mr. Hunter, J. Willis, T. Youngquist, D. Ford. Marching Band Mu Sigma Members of Mu Sigma, the men ' s music honorary, are elected on the basis of ability and interest in music. The society sponsors the Mother ' s Day inter- fraternity song contest and furnishes music for special occasions. Officers: President, Dick Ford; Vice-President, Dave Lewis; Secretary, John Brand; Treasurer, Lee Skimming. FIRST ROW: D. Lewis, W. Wickham, L. Skimming, J. Dudley, B. Hoeft. SECOND ROW: C. Weist, A. Shields, P. Cameron, J. Parker, R. Speidel. 138 D Association The D Association is composed of those men on campus who have lettered in an intercollegiate sport. The Association seeks to uphold col- lege traditions and to foster interest and spirit in athletic events. Officers: President, Walt Nadzak; Vice-Presi- dent, Dave Lewis; Secretary, William Wagner; Treasurer, James Click. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders, in leading and coordinating cheers at Big Red ath- letic events, seek to foster spirit and enthusiasm in intercollegiate sports. FIRST ROW: N. Byers, W. Williams, C. Hornby, K. Gilbert. SECOND ROW: T. Pierratt, N. Burns, C. Saunders, R. Vaughn. 139 Women ' s Glee Club FIRST ROW: H. Opdyke, M. Houk, J. Shumaker, K. Covington, J. Air, N. Weover, A. Duncan. SECOND ROW: S. Marks, J. Bates, B. Quisenberry, D. Sweeder, C. Wilson, J. Johnson, M. Knoll, N. Walker. THIRD ROW: M. Hodges, N. Gibson, D. Downs, S. McAllester, R. Hanser, B. Tanger, L. Kothera, B. Schott. Women ' s Music Honorary FIRST ROW: J. Cogan, S. Layton, H. Bird, P. Penner, E. Wertz, K. Elder, B. Roof. SECOND ROW: M. Houk, J. Shumaker, S. Gill, D. Downs, B. Giffin, R. Mullikin, D. Catello, N. Witz. THIRD ROW: D. Kersting, J. Bates, A. Peterson, C. Eastman, N. Cross, M. Hodges, M. Briner, B. Rasor. FOURTH ROW: D. Lewis, S. Miskelly, D. Thompson, J. McMath, J. Morgan, S. Jordan, J. MacDonald, J. Waugh. 140 Men ' s Glee Club FIRST ROW: A. Shields, W. Stoner, W. Breininger, R. Carleton, R. Kruse, W. Wickham, R. Weaver, R. Canary, J. Thatcher, D. Smith. ■ SECOND ROW: W. Hoeft, T. Gaidry, P. Shields, A. Sanborn, M. McClellan, C. Kehres, D. Spray, J. Dudley, R. Shaw. _ D _ . , c THIRD ROW: W. Weh, W. Carney, H. Kidd, A. Angell, D. Reeder, D. Doeppers, E. Boynton, R. Dold, t. Charsky, J. Topinka. Choir :«;:� _• FIRST ROW: E. Schweizer, J. Waugh, N. Lamb, J. Bigelow, S. Miskelly, J. Tecklenberg, G. Rusk, S. Smith, M. Briner. SECOND ROW: C. Newhall, F. MacKinnon, M. Upp, A. Lodge, A. Fisher, B. Van Court, H. Kidd, W. Hopkins, J. Florez, B. Canary, J. Hovey, N. Bryan, L. Crippen, K. Sizer. Selected for their outstanding vocal ability, the members of Choir sing for Thursday evening chapel services. They re- THIRD ROW: J. Morgan, S. Keach, V. Reynolds, N. Cross, B. Giffin, M. Hade, J. Cogan, E. Wertz, R. Spiedel, A. Zambie, J. Knapp, D. Atack, N. Kennan, R. Sessions, E. Boynton, P. Tokar, P. Cameron, D. Coulter, D. Smith, A. Gusweiler, B. Hess, S. Adams, F. Duffy. ceive invitations to sing at many conventions and perform during Commencement weekend. Karl Eschman is director. 141 I 143 AABYE, DIANNE ELISE Indianapolis, Indiana Mathematics ARMBRECHT, JERRY ROBERT Youngstown, Ohio Economics ARMACOST, PETER HAYDEN Redlands, California Psychology BAKER, MARY ESTHER Canton, Ohio Sociology BAKER, NEWTON DIEHL Shaker Heights, Ohio Economics BAKER, ARTHUR GORHAM Ridley Park, Pennsylvania Biology BANKER, MARGARET EDITH Wilmette, Illinois Art BECK, RICHARD ARTHUR Charleston, West Virginia English BALDWIN, CYNTHIA Chevy Chase, Maryland Sociology BARBIERI, RICHARD PAUL Painesville, Ohio Psychology Seniors Look To the World BECKER, NANCY JEAN Wilmette, Illinois Biology BEGLEN, ROGER THOMAS Cincinnati, Ohio History BELFIELD, NANCY COTTON Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania English BERRY, PAMELA SPENCER Fort Thomas, Kentucky English BIBLER, DARREL DWIGHT Bucyrus, Ohio Biology BIDWELL, CHARLOTTE PHELPS Simsbury, Connecticut Biology 145 Theta Eta Chis relax after a stiff first half. The faculty isn ' t in quite the condition they are! Sit BURKE, JANET CLAIRE Penfield, New York Sociology BURGER, BARBARA ANN Evanston, Illinois Economics CAMPBELL, NANCY BRAYTON Greenwich, Connecticut English ] CAMPBELL, SALLY ANN Canton, Ohio Art CARROLL, ROBERT WILLIA Toledo, Ohio Economics CARLOUGH, NANCY KATHARINE Ramsey, New Jersey English CARVER, JOAN ELIZABETH Grosse Pointe, Michigan English CHANEY, ELMO BURNELL Southport, Connecticut Speech COCHRAN, DONNA JEANETTE Newark, Ohio Sociology CHAMBERLIN, JOHN DAVID East Palestine, Ohio Economics CLEARY, SUE SHORNEY Granville, Ohio English COLWELL, DOUGLAS ANDREW Birmingham, Michigan Economics COMSTOCK, SUSAN Cincinnati, Oh Spanish PERRIN io COOKE, JAMES STUART Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mathematics COTTRELL, CAROLYN Lawrenceville, New Jersey Psychology CONROY, MARY LOUISE York, Pennsylvania Psychology CORRIE, BRUCE ALAN West Hempstead, L.I. New York Physical Education COX La JAMES SAMUEL kewood, Ohio Chemistry COX, KENNETH LYNN Montpelier, Ohio Speech CRAMER, PEYTON AVERY Granville, Ohio Economics CRAMPTON, JANE THERECE Toledo, Ohio Sociology CROOK, DAVID HEATHROTE Granville, Ohio History CURTIS, NANCY LOU Lyndhurst, Ohio Sociology CURTIS, VIRGINIA JANE Ardmore, Pennsylvania Psychology DEANE, NICHOLAS PETER Painesville, Ohio Economics DICKINSON, CARL WESLEY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Chemistry DONITHEN, JOE DAVID Marion, Ohio Economics DOUGLASS, ARTHUR FRANCIS Lexington, Massachusetts Government EATON, ELINOR FRANCES Fairview Park, Ohio History EVANS, STEPHEN CHANEY Akron, Ohio Psychology DONOVAN, FRANCIS BAKEMAN Johnstown, Ohio Economics DRAKE, JOHN DOUGLAS Anderson, Indiana Biology ERCK, FRANKLIN PIERCE Youngstown, Ohio Sociology FINN, CAROLE ANN Cincinnati, Ohio English FISHER, SUSAN JANE Madison, Wisconsin Art FRITZ, ANNE ELISE Anchorage, Kentucky Economics FINDLEY, WILLIAM ROBERT Toledo, Ohio Chemistry FISCHER, CHARLES TILDEN Cincinnati, Ohio Biology FORD, RICHARD BRICE Scarsdale, New York Economics SENIORS LOOK BACK UPON FOUR YEARS 148 GASKILL, ROBERT CLYDE Snyder, New York English GERMER, HAROLD DICKINSON Massillon, Ohio Philosophy GIBSON, DALE HEYWARD Plymouth, Indiana Psychology GIERINGER, GARY VERNON Dayton, Ohio Biology GORDNER, SUZANNA Indianapolis, Indiana English GRANT, RODERICK MCLELLAN River Forest, Illinois Physics GRIFFITHS, JOYCE LEE Hudson, Ohio Geography GRILEY, MARGARET LINDSEY Granville, Ohio Psychology GRILEY, MICHAEL ANDREW Granville, Ohio History HAUMAN, ROBERT LEW Toledo, Ohio Hisfory HAUSER, JULIANA MARY Birmingham, Michigan Biology HAZZARD, BARBARA Pelham, New York Theater Arts HEATH, MARY VIRGINIA Buffalo, New York Psychology HEITMANN, CARYL ELIZABETH Kenilworth, Illinois Sociology HEIDKAMP, DIANE CLAIRE Lakewood, Ohio English Busy hands work on an honors project. 149 r HENRY, SALLYANN Darien, Connecticut Psychology HOLLOWAY, BRUCE ALAN Bucyrus, Ohio Economics HENDERSON, PATRICIA ANN Coshocton, Ohio English HIMMELRIGHT, PAUL GIFFIN Hartville, Ohio English HOUGHTON, EVELYN ALICE Toledo, Ohio Mathematics HUTCHINS, LOUISE SALISBURY Grosse Pointe, Michigan English HOOVER, SUSAN BRYANT Dayton, Ohio Art HOOT, HENRY WILBUR Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Speech JAMES, KENNETH BALDWIN Turramurra, New South Wales, Australia Economics HUFF, MARGARET MONTAGUE Louisville, Kentucky Sociology IVINS, ELIZABETH ELLEN Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sociology JAMES, MARGARET COPE Wallingford, Pennsylvania Sociology 150 Well equipped with paper, type- writer, eraser and nourishment, Cindy Sheldon prepares to meet that dead- line. Between winks Chuck Fisher tries to absorb biology. Comps are looming. JIN, RONG-SHENG Taipei, Taiwan, China Economics JOHANSON, CONNIE LOUISE Kenton, Ohio Spanish JOHNSTON, EILEEN ANN Lockport, New York Psychology JONES, DAVID BRANTNER Canton, Ohio Economics KENOWER, JOHN ROBERT Kansas City, Missouri Religion KENT, JOAN BURROWS Granville, Ohio Government KENT, ROBERT NATHAN Granville, Ohio Economics KERR, MARY KATHRYN Indiana, Pennsylvania Theatre Arts KING, EDITH BREIDERT Granville, Ohio Sociology KING, RICHARD ELWOOD Granville, Ohio History KITTRIDGE, BEATRICE LOU Millersville, Pennsylvania Psychology KRIPPEL, JEROME ADRIAN Scarsdale, New York Psychology KING, JENNIFER BEEBE Walled Lake, Michigan Chemistry KIRACOFE, MARY FAN Fort Wayne, Indiana History KLIPPLE, M ARTHA LEE Marietta, Ohio English KRUSE, RICHARD WOODYARD Sandusky, Ohio Speech KURRIS, MARY MODERWELL Granville, Ohio Government LADLEY, LOIS RUTH Cincinnati, Ohio English KUHL, SANDRA MARIE Canton, Ohio Theatre Arts KUYAMA, YOKO Tokyo, Japan English LAUGHLIN, ROGER ALLEN Wilmington, Ohio Biology 151 LEATHERMAN, HANNAH LESLIE Madison, New Jersey Art LEMESSURIER, PHILIP DUDER Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Economics LEWIS, DAVID HOWE Seaford, Maryland Biology LEWIS, DONNA LESLIE Wheaton, Illinois English LEWIS, NANCY LU Shaker Heights, Ohio Art UNDER, ANN LOUISE Youngstown, Ohio Mathematics LOOFBOURROW, SUSAN ELIZABETH Shaker Heights, Ohio French LOUIE, SUE FAY Lakewood, Ohio Biology LYON, FRANCES JEANETTE Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Biology McCLEERY, ELIZABETH ANN Sharon, Pennsylvania Area Studies McCALLISTER, JOHN WILLIAM Xenia, Ohio Economics McMILLEN Bridgev , ROBERT BRANCH lie, Pennsylvania Speech MA McLEAN, POLLY MALLORY Darien, Connecticut Psychology McMATH, JOANNE MARILYN Portland, Oregon Music McKENZIE, JEANNE LOVISA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Biology McLEAN, SHELIA NUGENT Geneva, New York History MASON, WILLIAM RONALD Chagrin Falls, Ohio Physical Education MATLACK, JESSE MALIN Lansdowne, Pennsylvania English LLORY, MARTHA MARGARET East Aurora, New York English MATHIAS, ANNE LOUISE Hagerstown, Maryland Sociology MATTER, MARJORIE ANN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania French 152 A group of seniors get a taste of Japanese culture as Yoko performs a traditional dance. METCHEAR, CHARLES RICHMOND Lexington, Massachusetts Economics MORGAN, WALTER Newark, Ohio Mathematics MULLIKIN, PATRICIA ANN Baltimore, Maryland English MITCHELL, LOUIS ALBERT Newark, Ohio Physical Education MORROW, PHYLLIS ANNE Granville, Ohio Psychology MUMMERY, KATHRYN OSBORNE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Speech 153 PALMER, GAIL Riverside, Illinois History PATEK, BARBARA JANE Milwaukee, Wisconsin English PECKHAM, ROBERT WILLIAM Scarsdale, New York History ORRILL, GARY EDWARD Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Economics PARSONS, CYNTHIA Rocky River, Ohio Art PAUL, MARYALICE JANET Jamesville, New York Speech PERRY, PATRICIA LEE Rocky River, Ohio Mathematics PHENEGER, DONALD DALE Granville, Ohio Biology PRYOR, ANDREW BELL Newark, Ohio Physics PHELPS, ELIZABETH AYRES Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Religion PICKETT, BETSY RICHMOND Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania History PYLE, MARY REBECCA Cheshire, Connecticut Theater Arts ! 154 RASOR, BARBARA JEAN Findlay, Ohio English REESE, SUSAN JANE Port Edwards, Wisconsin Speech REGNEY, THOMAS DONALD Ambridge, Pennsylvania Physical Education REYNOLDS, HOWARD OWEN Lexington, Kentucky History REYNOLDS, THOMAS EVERETT Hinsdale, Illinois Personnel Administration ROBERTS, KENNETH HARRIS Granville, Ohio Speech ROBERTSON, SARAH JOE San Antonio, Texas Area Studies RODGERS, THOMAS ALEXANDER Chagrin Falls, Ohio Geology ROEHL, ROLAND PETER Bay Village, Ohio History Barbara Rasor is crowned the May Queen of 1957. Granville children dance for the May Queen. ROHL, KENNETH STEPHEN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Speech ROWE, BARBARA GWENDOLYN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Biology SADD, WILLIAM WHEELER Wheaton, Illinois Economics ROSSELIT, WILLIAM RICHARD Toledo, Ohio Biology RUSS, BARBARA JEANNE Parma Heights, Ohio Art SADOSKY, SUZANNE LEE Columbus, Ohio English SAVAGE, PAUL MAURICE Bay Village, Ohio Speech SAXTON, ALDEN MEADE South Euclid, Ohio English SAUER, JACK A. Chagrin Falls, Ohio Speech SAWYER, PATRICIA JOAN Kenmore, New York Sociology SCATTERDAY, JAMES WARE Westerville, Ohio Geology SCHAEFER, PHILIP DAVID Toledo, Ohio Philosophy 155 SCHANZ, PETER B. Lakewood, Ohio Biology SCHAUTZ, JAMES ABBOTT Rochester, New York Psychology SCHREINER, FRANK WILLIAM Cleveland Heights, Ohio History SEIK, LAWRENCE MICHAEL South Euclid, Ohio Geology SCHMIDT, NANETTE ANTOINE Toledo, Ohio Psychology SCHURZ, SCOTT CLARK South Bend, Indiana Speech SESSIONS, MARGARET Lakewood, Ohio English SHELDON, EUGENIA CAROLYN Seattle, Washington History SHARP, DENNIS CREIGHTON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania History SKIMMING, WILLIAM LEE Wilmington, Ohio Biology SIMSON, LAWRENCE ROBERT Cleveland, Ohio Biology SMITH, CATHERINE LOUGH Greenfield, Ohio Psychology Romance in the air. The Tri Delt Pansy Breakfast is a tradition for prospective brides. 156 Maryalice Paul is serenaded by the SAEs. SNELL, JOHN CHESTER Shaker Heights, Ohio Biology SPEROFF, LEON Granville, Ohio Chemistry SPROSTY, DON WAYNE Granville, Ohio Speech SMITH, FRANCES MOFFITT Toledo, Ohio English SPADE, WAYNE MORREU Birmingham, Michigan Government SPRINGER, SALLY LOU Uniontown, Pennsylvania Psychology STEFFEN, NANCY OGLIVIE Newton Center, Massachusetts Religious Education STEWART, NANCY JANE Hammond, Indiana Mathematics SVENSSON, MARGUERITE Palatine, Illinois Chemistry STEVENS, DAVID WILLIAM Chagrin Falls, Ohio Economics STRATTON, DEBORAH JANE Evansville, Indiana Sociology TAYLOR, JOHN NUNLIST Dayton, Ohio Economics TERNAVAN, JOSEPH PATRICK Dayton, Ohio Physical Education THOMAS, JOHN HENRY Darien, Connecticut Sociology THUMA, JOHN CLARK Jamestown, Ohio Government TIMMS, JUDITH REYNOLDS Elyria, Ohio Psychology TIMMS, NANCY BAGNALL Elyria, Ohio Mathematics TROTT, BEVERLY EARLE Akron, Ohio Speech 157 TRUMBULL, ELLIOT ARTHUR Bloomfield Hills, Michigan English TURNER, NANCY EMI LIE Berea, Ohio Speech WAGNER, VIRGINIA RUTH Riverside, Illinois History . TSCHANTZ, JOHN ELMER Hartville, Ohio Economics TUTTLE, BARRY JEFFERY Granville, Ohio Biology WAGNER, WILLIAM HENRY River Forest, Illinois Physical Education WATERS, IRVING Hartford, Connecticut Geology WEIST, CARL FREDERICK Center Lovell, Maine Biology WHITENACK, DAVID CHARLES Bucyrus, Ohio Biology WALKER, SHELIA NANCY Wheeling, West Virginia English WAUGH, JO-ANN Lancaster, Ohio English WELLS, JOHN LELAND Granville, Ohio Personnel Administration Commencement-June 10— The Class of 1957 Departs 158 A FAR EWELL TO DENISON WHITLATCH, ROBERT CALHOUN Granville, Ohio Theater Arts WICKE, HENRY ALBION Granville, Ohio French WILES, JOHN LAUTERBACH Zanesville, Ohio History WILLIS, JAMES MALCOLM Granville, Ohio Economics WILSON, JEAN CAROL Tipp City, Ohio Art WITTE, JANE CLARK Grosse Pointe, Michigan Psychology WITZ, NANCY LU Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Economics WOOLSTON, CATHERINE LYDIA Trenton, New Jersey Religion WRIGHT, JOHN GILL Newark, Ohio Economics YARTZ, SUSAN CRITTENDEN Erie, Pennsylvania History YATES, GLADYS ANNE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Art YATES, SANDRA ELIZABETH Erie, Pennsylvania Economics YOUNG, JOHN NORMAN White Plains, New York Economics YOUNGQUIST, CHARLES THOMAS Rockford, Illinois Economics ZAMBIE, ALLAN JOHN Cleveland Heights, Ohio Government 159 160 Freshman Beanies, Falling Leaves-We Return To School Down Chapel Walk come Ann Lloyd, Marcia Swisher, Mary Tall- entire and Ginny Wallace. Between classes are Bob Robbins, Judy Sellers, Art Trunkfield, Joyce Tecklenberg, Margie Upp, Katie Billman and Kathy Covington. Even the campus dogs have the friendly Denison spirit! Shaking hands are Jim Miller and Friend, while Betty Hess and Peggy Sanders look on. Laden with books, but still smiling, are Barb Schott, Mary Hade, Penny Schettler, Grefchen Weist, Jon Boss, Nancy Weaver and Sue Adams. Lunch line moves outside as the weather gets good. Mary Kay Shenefield, Ann Davis, Sue Weisenbarger, Joan Griffiths and Jan Arm- strong wait out in the rain in front of Life Science. Pat Mabee, Barb Easterday and Sandy Hawkey agree that cones from the union spark up the afternoon. After lunch at Colwell Sally DeWitte, Barb Bode, Dorie Katona and Carol Bachman hurry to their one o ' clocks. 162 Obviously freshmen! Pictured are Dori Nelson, Katie Sizer, Mary Varney and Diane Sweeder. A place in the sun for Anita Gescheider, Zibs Everett and Mary Gibson. Four freshmen are Tom Gaidry, Todd Detzel, Bob Rauch and Ward Hopkins. Four bright and smiling faces! On chapel walk we find Ardon Judd, Marion Law, Patty Hopper and Don Brown. 163 Rain or Shine-We Socialize on the Quad Fred Lord, Ken McKinney, John Diffendorfor, Bob Grady, Tom Hammermeister are pictured in their well-loved freshman beanies. Nancy Lenhart, Bev Gaskill, Mary Kurrus, Sydney Funk and Lynn Betts grace Talbot ' s steps. The lucky boy is Dick Chandler, with Sue Roberts and Sy Sherman as escorts. Hunter Hardesty, Jim Kraus, Doug Colwell, Sarah Lewis, Mike and Petie Griley, Dave Crook and Leon Speroff. Talking for a few moments after lunch are Sue Marston, Jean McFadden, Phyl Winsor and Carol Orr. Gail Kavanaugh, Sue Richards and Ann Bartholo mew saunter along chapel walk to classes. Chatting on the steps are Liz Mallory, Mary Schurz, Tim Schramm and Ginny Belle Smith. Bob Giffen, Dick Woods, Randy Vaughan, Bob Hartman and Joe Rothman meet at the Senior Bench. 165 Homecoming -We Go All Out Gus Gustafson is about to ring out for Denison , as Sue Layton, Karen Howey, Nancy Jo Burns and Barb Ford look on. The King and We. Sally Eshelman, Mary Hawker, Ruth Ann Hurt, Phyllis Kubit and Sue Harrar find Art Douglass rather amusing. 166 My, Kine, how you ' ve changed! Working on Homecoming decorations are Iris Carrol, Caroline Icks, Lynn Humiston and Pat Weaver. More bridge fans — Tex Brown, Jim Jones, Carol Cor- bett, Bill Brohm, Pat Taylor and Jerry Jewell. Nancy Stewart, Sandy Bixler, Mike Medinger and John Keegan find the Union a pleasant place between and during classes. Relaxing in the Union are Bunky Jester Mary Hauser, Lou Carter, Mary Hawker Mary Nan Briner. Jackie Davis, Dan Doeppers, Betsy Hawkins kibitz while Neils Roest ponders the play. 170 Union Time -Anytime -All the Time i A mighty serious game is being played by Pat Jones, Dee Dee Perry, Neils Roest and Bill Cox. Another bridge foursome is Barb Giffen, Joan Sepessy, Marilyn Hicks and Jody Fordyce. And George takes a trick! In the Union are Annette Lodge, George Thompson and Darwin Zahn. Ruth Galgano, Bobbi Nash, Wis Benbow and Jan Jackson unionize. Mealtime now has an added feature! Freshman co-ed dining has become a part of the noontime curriculum. These frosh seem to enjoy it. Hill climbers are Pat Wagenhals, Ellie Wertz and Jane Mason. Bobbie Stone, Gaile Lewis, Al Lewis, Joan Domhoff and Carol Wilson start up the hill to classes. Al Angell, Ken Boyd, Bill Butler and Al Howard seem to find something interesting. Could be the coeds! Carol Whiteleather, Betty Ann Sproat, Barb Rohlff, Nancy Weaver, Dotty Jones and Peggy Antonides lunch at Curtis. Enjoying their work are Dick Huffman, Ron Stevens, Denny Trudell and Bill Kaiser. 172 Nancy Gibson and Ann Nevin conform with the Denison uniform — the raincoat! A helping hand is extended by Judy Gibson to Faythe Duffy. Partaking of the Shepardson food are Fred Moore, Bunky Jester, Bob Canary, Rog O ' Neill, John Otis and Peter Lardner. Freshmen Ed Rosenquist, Tim Fisher and Ed Guest are looking forward to food at Shepardson. Participating in co-ed dining are Larry Houk, Debbie Miller, Marti Sharpies, Steve Boynton, Peggy McLouth and Sue Marks. Stan Call, Jim Travis, Nellie Davis and Don Brown are caught by the camera as they leave the dining hall. 173 Using the card catalogue are Mary Gaffney, Karen Hemdahl, Caroline Corbin and Susie Erwine. Every day the William Howard Doane Library is full of students listening to records, getting books from the stacks, finding information for research papers and doing homework. The Library is also a popular place to meet and socialize. Fran Cucinelli, Nancy Moser, Nan Spurlino and Barb Schott study in the library. Lillia Crippen, Cheryl Kolb, Sue Clark and Marge Haag find the stacks a popular place. Sy Sherman, Ron Gearhart, Dee Kay Harger, Ann Lloyd and Paula Valentine appear to be receiving messages from Mars. To the Library— After Alt We ' re Here For An Education Yes, that sound might liven up the library. Carol Rasmussen, Margo Hart, Stevie Story and Barb Young admire the musical instrument. Bob Rogers, Clark Cramer and Art Trunkfield check- out books as the bust of William Howard Doane looks on. Dr. Bishop holds his psych class spell-bound. Students shown are Frank Jones, Bob Schuchardt, Glenn Pro- haska, Don Gurney, Rodney Mitchell, Joe Arnold, Ron Gearhardt, Skip Smiley, Tom Drake, Marilyn Hicks, JoAnn Ayars. Tom Edwards, Lance Baker, John Evans, Mac Yee, Bob James, Bob Wiley and Cal Canfield look alert as Dr. Held expounds on the history of western civilization. Taking a break from the books are Ann Gus- weiler, Sandy Teel, Sue Marks and Sue Marston. Sometimes you have to study! In the library are Sue Shanley, Lee Brown, Lynn Kothera. 176 Mail time for the males. Pictured are Myron Roberts, Kirk Brandon and Ed Frey. Music is love in search of a word! Probably disagreeing with this, but singing anyway are Jim Jeffery, Dave Rodgers, Tim Hinely, Bill Breininger, George Lill, Bob Rouch, Bob Carleton and Dave Griffiths. 178 Home Away From Home Ann Lucas, Mary Davis and Betsy Tanger play a stimu- lating game of triple solitaire while Sue Marston looks on. Carol Baker, Judy Johnson, Louise Schwallie and Jean McFadden in a picture of dorm life. A book catches the interest of Harriette Fleck, Cynthia Scudder and Karen Hemdahl. First time this year? Busy cleaning are Judy Nagly, Karen King, Ginny Bowman and Barb Hoover. 179 Despite the gloomy weather, Nancy Miller, Al Lanese, Walt Millar and Lynn Berger find some- thing humorous. George Meanor, Barb Goble, Ginny Kearney, Peggy Harshaw, Kitty Hilyard, Alice Armstrong, Barb Gooseman and Boo Brew chat between classes. A candid shot of Ann Fisher, Bob VanCourt, Dick Mabee, Frank Jones, Mary Lou Howlett, Meb Bergwall, Jack Martin and Jane Campbell. Bill Schettler, Ron Tonneberger and Bill Grafton — in a Seen on the quad are Ann Marlowe, Alice Armstrong, casual pose. Carol North, Ell ie Carse and Barb Atkinson. 180 Springtime and the campus moves outdoors. The year is ending and people begin to plan and dream of summer. Yet breaks become shorter and not many can spare hours to the sun, for exams are coming. A lovely spring day finds five Denison co-eds outside the Union. They are Betsy Depew, Barb Wilson, Dotty Stoesser, Jean Cahill and Ann Burgderfer. Jane Campbell, Pris Dempcy, Anne Johnston, Bobbie Nelson in a campus shot. Dr. Tanner draws admiring glances from Charlotte Leidy, Sandy Bunts, Kay Knoedler and Lois Rowley. Oh, the life of a professor! Jean Simon, Nancy Byers, Mary Schiller, Art Douglass and Don Gurney are seen outside Talbot. Diane Richards, Becky Roof, Nancy Duffield and Bunny Hart are seated on the Life Science steps. 181 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 183 BURTON W. DUNFIELD B.S. Director of Admissions LOIS E. ENGLEMAN B.A., B.S. in L.S., M.S. Librarian DONALD R. FITCH Ph.D., M.S. Registrar BURT T. HODGES B.S., M.A. Treasurer ALFRED J. JOHNSON A.B., M.B.A. Business Manager JOANNE JOHNSON B.A., M.A. Residence Halls Counselor CHARLES L. MAJOR A.B., A.M. Assistant to the President for Development LEROSS MORRIS B.S. Director of Physical Plant ROBERT L. McCLEERY B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Director of Testing and Vocational Services RUTH A. OUTLAND A.B. Director of Public Information LOUIS PETITO B.A., C.P.A. Controller W. CLINTON POWERS B.A., B.D., M.A. Assistant to the President for Church Relations H. LaMARR RICE A.B., B.D., M.A., M.A. Assistant to the President for Annual Support BEATRICE P. STEPHENS A.B. Executive Secretary, Denison Society of Alumni CHARLOTTE F. WEEKS A.B., M.A. Assistant Director Admissions 185 SOCIAL SCIENCES ECONOMICS EDUCATION FAMILY LIFE GOVERNMENT HISTORY SOCIOLOGY Dr. Utter ' s knowledge of Granville adds local color to American history. ALPHA C. CHIANG B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Economics JAMES R. ELLIOTT A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Economics, and Acting Chairman LELAND J. GORDON B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Senior Professo r and Chairman, Department of Economics LELAND C. LEHMAN A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor Economics SAMUEL M. HOLTON B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor Education « WILLIAM J. NICHOLS A.B. Instructor Education 186 trntema ' I 1 SAMUEL D. SCHAFF JOHN R. CRIST ROBERT H. CORY, JR. E. CLARK MORROW CEPHUS L. STEPHENS A.B., M.A., Ed.D. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., LL.B. A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor and Associate Professor Assistant Professor Visiting Lecturer Professor and Chairman Acting Chairman Family Life Government Government Department of Government Department of Education FREDERICK M. WIRT B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Government G. WALLACE CHESSMAN A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Chairman Department of History FRANCIS B. HELD A. B., A.M. Instructor History NORMAN H. POLLOCK A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor History WILLIAM J. PRESTON A. B., M.A. Instructor History WYNDHAM M. SOUTHGATE B. A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor History MORTON B. STRATTON A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor History WILLIAM T. UTTER B. S., A.M., Ph.D. Senior Professor History DAVID S. WATSON B.A. Instructor History IRVING E. MITCHELL A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor and Chairman Department of Sociology RALPH THOMLINSON B.A., M.A. Instructor Sociology DONALD M. 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EMONT B.A., M.A. Instructor Modern Languages STASYS JONAITIS M.A., Diploma, Institut de Phonetique Instructor Modern Languages FRED L. PRESTON A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Modern Languages WALTER T. SECOR A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor and Chairman Department of Modern Languages CHARLES W. STEELE A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor Modern Languages GUY STERN B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Modern Languages LINDLEY RICHARD DEAN FRANCIS C. BAYLEY A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus Classical Languages A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Professor of Logic MAYLON H. HEPP A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor and Chairman, Department of Philosophy CHESTER Z. KELLER A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Philosophy HAROLD H. TITUS .B., B.D., Ph.D., D.Litt. Senior Professor Philosophy E. EUGENE EMINHIZER B.A., B.S., B.D., Th.M. Instructor Religion LEE O. SCOTT B.A., B.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy, and Acting Chairman of Religion LIONEL G. CROCKER A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Senior Professor and Chairman, Department of Speech WILLIAM L. HALL B.A., M.A. Instructor Speech What better setting for Browning than the campus in springtime! DeWITTE T. HOLLAND A.B., B.S., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Speech 189 DAVID D. KETNER B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Art THE AR ART MUSIC THEATRE HORACE KING A.B., A.M. Professor and Chairman, Department of Art ANNE F. PIXLEY B.A. Instructor Art KARL H. ESCHMAN Ph.D., A.M., Mus.D. Professor Emeritus and Director of the Conservatory of Music SAM GELFER Associate Professor Music 190 Assistant Professor Instructor Assistant Professor Licence de Concert Associate Professor Music Music Music Assistant Professor Music Music WILLIAM O. BRASMER B.S., M.A. Associate Professor Theatre RICHARD G. SMITH B.S., M.A. Instructor Theatre EDWARD A. WRIGHT A.B., A.M. 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SHAW- BARTON 210 Calendar and Specialty Advertising • Coshocton, Ohio ART LAYOUT PHOTOGRAPHY ENGRAVINGS ELECTROTYPES RETOUCHING LETTERING I the canton engraving and electrotype co. i 410 THIRD ST. S.E., CANTON, OHIO • GL 6-8277 ■: -, : :? ■ ::V,: : -- ' ' : ; X- : .i:s ■;■::;: ;;. 1 AKRON i CLEVELAND { COLUMBUS t PITTSBURGH ] DETROIT 21 1 Senior Activities AAYBE, DIANE ELISE Alpha Phi, standard ' s chairman; Women ' s Judicial Council, secretary; Freshman Class Council; YWCA; Math Club. ALTHANS, MARY LUCILE Kappa Alpha Theta, treasurer; DCGA; Kampus; WRA; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Psych Club; Vocational Guidance Committee. ARMACOST, PETER HAYDEN Beta Theta Pi, chaplain; DCGA, president, treasurer; Senate; Denisonian; Concert Choir; DCEP; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key; Psi Chi; Phi Society, Phi Beta Kappa; Dean ' s List. ARMBRECHT, JERRY ROBERT Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Adytum, underclassmen co-editor; DCEP; Freshman Cabinet. BAKER, ARTHUR GORHAM Beta Theta Pi, president; DCGA; Concert Choir; Den, Scope, editor; Bonds of Friendship, chairman; Inter-fraternity Council, president, junior repre- sentative; Omicron Delta Kappa, vice-president; Blue Key, secretary; Phi Beta Kappa; Dean ' s List; Track. BAKER, MARY ESTHER Kappa Kappa Gamma, rush chairman; Adytum; Denisonian; Kampus; WRA; Theater; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Vocational Guidance Committee. BAKER, NEWTON DIEHL Sigma Alpha Epsilon, secretary, scholarship chairman, house manager; DCGA; Auto Court; Rho Beta Chi, vice-president; WDUB; Dean ' s List; Soccer. BECKER, NANCY JEAN Kappa Alpha Theta, marshall; WRA; Theater; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Denison Chemical Society; Dean ' s List. BELFIELD, NANCY COTTON Delta Delta Delta, recording secretary, activities chairman; DCGA, assistant secretary; Senate; Music Board of Control; WRA; Bonds of Friendship, secretary; YWCA; Women ' s Glee Club, treasurer; Crossed Keys, secretary; Junior Advisor. BERRY, PAMELA SPENCER Kappa Kappa Gamma, vice president, efficiency chairman; Women ' s Judicial Council; Exile; DCEP; YWCA; Panhellenic Council; Franco-Calli- opean Society; Mortar Board, president; Psi Chi; Dean ' s List; Women ' s Glee Club; Junior Advisor. BIBLER, DARREL DWIGHT, Jr. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, president, pledge trainer, rush chairman; Senate; DCGA; DCEP, Christian Emphasis co-chairman; Inter-fraternity Council; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key; Phi Society; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Delta Phi Alpha; Chemical Society; Student Committee for Academic Affairs; Dean ' s List. BIDWELL, CHARLOTTE PHELPS Chi Omega, pledge trainer; DCGA; Senate; Women ' s Judicial Council; WRA; Outing Club; YWCA; Dean ' s List; Young Republicans Club; Exchange student, Howard University; Cosmopolitan Club; Inter-college Community Council, secretary. BOTSFORD, JANE WELLS Pi Beta Phi, recording secretary, pledge trainer, rush captain; Adytum Queen; YWCA; Phi Society; Dean ' s List; Phi Beta Kappa. BRAND, JOHN Phi Gamma Delta, recording secretary, steward; Concert; Men ' s Glee Club; Junior Class Council; Mu Sigma, recording secretary; Student-Faculty Athletic Committee; Young Republicans Club; Basketball; Track. BRANT, JANET Chi Omega, rush chairman; Adytum, YWCA; Pi Delta Phi, president; French Club, president. BRINGARD, JERRY DWIGHT Lambda Chi Alpha, treasurer; Men ' s Judicial Council, secretary; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB, business manager; Dean ' s List; Football; Basketball. BRODHEAD, FLORENCE Delta Delta Delta, vice-president, pledge trainer; Kampus, staff; WRA, membership committee; DCEP; YWCA. BURGER, BARBARA ANN Delta Gamma, treasurer; DCGA, co-vice president; Senate; Women ' s Council, corresponding secretary; Sawyer Hall president; Denisonian, society editor; WRA; Sophomore Class Council, sophomore class co- president; DCEP; Phi Society; Phi Beta Kappa; Crossed Keys; Mortar Board; Dean ' s List. BRYAN, NANCY MARIE Pi Beta Phi, corresponding secretary; WRA; YWCA; Psychology Club. CAMPBELL, NANCY BRAYTON Alpha Omicron Pi, recording secretary; DCEP; YWCA. CAMPBELL, SALLY ANN Kappa Kappa Gamma; Adytum, class editor, associate editor; Denisonian; WRA; DCEP; Vespers; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Kappa Delta Pi, secretary; Dean ' s List; House Council. CARLOUGH, NANCY KATHARINE Pi Beta Phi, assistant treasurer, treasurer, vice-president; Women ' s Judicial Council; WRA; Outing Club; YWCA; Dean ' s List. CARR, BURCHARD Sigma Chi; Concert Choir, president; Men ' s Glee Club; Freshman Class Council, treasurer; DCEP; Vespers, co-chairman; Bonds of Friendship; Chapel Advisory Committee. CARROLL, ROBERT WILLIAM Phi Gamma Delta, vice-president, treasurer; Men ' s Judicial Council, secretary; Baseball; Theta Eta Chi; Senior Men ' s Honorary. CARVER, JOAN ELIZABETH Alpha Phi, recording secretary; Adytum, senior section co-editor; YWCA; Franco-Calleopean Society. CHAMBERLIN, JOHN DAVID Sigma Alpha Epsilon, rush chairman; DCGA; Senate; Boards of Control; Denisonian, DCEP; Pi Delta Epsilon, vice-president; Blue Key, treasurer; Omicron Delta Kappa, president; Dean ' s List; Junior Advisor, Head Resident. CLEARY, SUE SHORNEY Kappa Kappa Gamma, treasurer; DCGA; Rho Beta Chi, president, secretary; WDUB, continuity director; Freshman Class Council, co-president; DCEP; Vespers; YWCA; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List. CLEMENTS, DOUGLAS MATTHEW Sigma Alpha Epsilon, vice-president; Men ' s Judicial Council. CLICK, JAMES LEWIS Phi Delta Theta; D Association, treasurer; Football; Basketball. COCHRAN, DONNA JEANETTE Alpha Omicron Pi; WRA; YWCA; Deni-Service. COLWELL, DOUGLAS ANDREW Phi Gamma Delta, president; Boards of Control; Denisonian, editor; Con- cert Choir; DCEP; IFC; Pi Delta Epsilon, president; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key; Franco-Calliopean Society; Air Honor Society. COMSTOCK, SUSAN PERRIN Kappa Alpha Theta, corresponding secretary; Sigma Delta Pi; House Council; YWCA; Freshman Class Council; DCEP. CONROY, MARY LOUISE Delta Delta Delta, corresponding secretary; WRA; Denisonian; Exile; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB; University Players; DCEP; YWCA; Psi Chi; Newman Club; House Council. COOKE, JAMES STUART Sigma Alpha Epsilon, treasurer and social chairman; Mathematics Club, president; Football Manager. CORRIE, BRUCE ALAN Kappa Sigma, vice-president; Men ' s Judicial Council; University Players; Sophomore Class Council; Air Honor Society, treasurer; D Association; Soccer; Lacrosse; AFROTC Rifle Team, captain; Methodist Student Club. COTTRELL, CAROLYN Alpha Phi; WRA; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB; YWCA; Psi Chi; Psychology Club, secretary-treasurer. COX, KENNETH LYNN Sigma Alpha Epsilon, president; DCGA; Senate; Debate Team; Freshman Class Co-Social Chairman; IFC. CRAMER, CATHERINE RANDOLPH Kappa Alpha Theta; WRA; Dance Club; WDUB; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Art Club. CRAMER, PEYTON AVERY Sigma Chi; DCEP; Lacrosse. CRAMPTON, JANE THERECE Independents; Women ' s Judicial Council; WRA; DCEP; Deni-Service; YWCA. CURTIS, NANCY LOU Chi Omega, vice-president; WRA, treasurer; DCEP; Vespers; ICC; Women ' s Glee Club. DONITHEN, JOE DAVID Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB; Band; Orchestra; AFROTC Band. EATON, ELINOR FRANCES Alpha Omicron Pi; WRA; YWCA; Phi Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi, treasurer; Dean ' s List; Cosmopolitan Club, secretary; Washington Semester Program. 212 EDWARDS, PHYLLIS Delta Delta Delta; Women ' s Council; YWCA; WRA; Young Republican Club; Junior Advisor; Crossed Keys, president; Senate; DCGA, co- president; Phi Alpha Theta. ERCK, FRANKLIN PIERCE American Commons Club; Concert Choir; Men ' s Glee Club; DCEP; Track; Basketball; Soccer Manager. ESHELMAN, SALLY ANN Kappa Alpha Theta, vice-president; Freshman Assembly; House Council; DCGA; Junior Advisor; Senior Class Officer. EVANS, STEPHEN CHANEY Kappa Sigma; Track; House Council; D Association. FINDLEY, WILLIAM ROBERT Beta Theta Pi; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB, chief engineer; Denison Chemical Society, president. FINN, CAROLE ANN Kappa Kappa Gamma, social rush chairman; Women ' s Council, vice- president; Junior Advisor; WRA; Dance Club, president; Bonds of Friend- ship; YWCA; Kappa Delta Pi, vice-president; Crossed Keys; Sigma Delta Pi, publicity chairman; Dean ' s List. FISCHER, CHARLES TILDEN Beta Theta Pi, vice-pres ident; Judicial Council; Denisonion, sport ' s editor; Senior Class president; Freshman Class Council, class president; Bonds of Friendship, auction chairman; Blue Key, president; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon, treasurer; Theta Eta Chi; Phi Society; Dean ' s List. FISHER, SUSAN JANE Alpha Phi, corresponding secretary, chaplain; WRA; DCEP; YWCA; Art Club, corresponding secretary. FORD, RICHARD BRICE Lambda Chi Alpha, president; Band, president; Orchestra; DCEP; Bonds of Friendship; IFC; Mu Sigma, president; Dean ' s List; Blue Key; Omicron Delta Kappa; Junior Advisor; Lacrosse. FRITZ, ANNE ELISE Delta Delta Delta, treasurer, marshall; Denisonian; WRA; DCEP; YWCA; Young Republican Club; IAWS; Freshman Cabinet. GASKILL, ROBERT CLYDE Delta Upsilon, executive council; Concert Choir; Men ' s Glee Club; DCEP; Vespers. GERMER, HAROLD DICKINSON, Jr. Lambda Chi Alpha, historian; DCGA; Senate; Tau Kappa Alpha; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB, program director, news director; DCEP; Vespers; Bonds of Friendship; Phi Society. GIBSON, DALE HEYWARD Delta Upsilon; DCEP; Deni-Service; Psi Chi; Dean ' s List; Cosmopolitan Club; Psychology Club; Track. GIERINGER, GARY VERNON Beta Theta Pi; DCEP, cabinet; Bonds of Friendship, chairman; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Dean ' s List; Chemistry Club. GORDNER, SUZANNA Alpha Phi, rush chairman; DCGA, secretariat; WRA; Vespers; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Pan-Hell; Young Republican Club. GRANT, RODERICK McLELLAN, Jr. Lambda Chi Alpha, ritualist; Senate; Rho Beta Chi, president; WDUB; IFC; Phi Society; Dean ' s List; Math Club, vice president, treasurer; Soccer; News Brief Editor. GRIFFITHS, JOYCE LEE Independent Association, secretary; Senate; Band; Concert; DCEP; YWCA; Women ' s Glee Club. GRILEY, MICHAEL ANDREW Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Sports; Young Republican Club. HALSEY, JOAN Alpha Omicron Pi, treasurer; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; WRA; DCEP. HAMILTON, LOUISE Pi Beta Phi. HAMILTON, LOWELL BYRON Delta Upsilon, vice-president; Judicial Council; German Honorary Society; German Club; Geology Club; Young Republican Club. HAMPTON, WINIFRED ANNE Pi Beta Phi, corresponding secretary; Adytum, section editor; Denisonian,- Exile; WDUB; Concert Choir; DCEP; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; University Players. HARDESTY, JOHN HUNTER Phi Gamma Delta; Denisonian, business manager; Pi Delta Epsilon. HARRAR, SUZANNE Kappa Alpha Theta; Boards of Control; Adytum, co-editor; Denisonian; Bonds of Friendship; Phi Delta Epsilon. HARSA, RICHARD JOHN Sigma Chi, treasurer; DCGA; Freshman Class Council; Dean ' s List; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Denison Chemical Society; Math Club; Varsity Track. HAZZARD, BARBARA Delta Gamma; University Players; Dean ' s List. HEATH, MARY VIRGINIA Kappa Kappa Gamma, corresponding secretary; DCGA; WRA; YWCA; Psi Chi; Psychology Club. HEIDKAMP, DIANE CLAIRE Delta Delta Delta; DCGA; DCEP; Outlook; Franco-Calliopean Society; YWCA; Adytum; Dean ' s List; French Club; Young Republican Club; Sailing Club. HEITMANN, CARYL ELIZABETH Delta Gamma, corresponding secretary; WRA; Adytum, section editor; YWCA Cabinet; Psychology Club; Young Republican Club. HENDERSON, PATRICIA ANN Alpha Phi, vice-president; DCGA; WRA; Women ' s Council; Boards of Control; DCEP; YWCA; Deeds Hall vice-president. HENRY, SALLYANN Alpha Phi; DCGA; Exile; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB; DCEP; YWCA Cabinet; Dean ' s List; Math Club; Psi Chi; Mortar Board; Phi Society. HESS, LAWRENCE JOHN Sigma Chi; DCGA; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB; Bonds of Friendship; Math Club; Radio Club. HIMMELRIGHT, PAUL GIFFIN Phi Gamma Delta; Kampus; WDUB. HOLLOWAY, BRUCE ALAN Independent Association; Young Republican Club. HOOT, HENRY WILBUR Sigma Chi, vice-president; DCGA; Men ' s Judicial Council; D Association; Dean ' s List; DCEP; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball. HOOVER, SUSAN BRYANT Pi Beta Phi, treasurer; Pan-Hell; Pi Delta Epsilon; DCGA; DCEP; Adytum; YWCA; Concert Choir; Sophomore Council, secretary. HOUGHTON, EVELYN ALICE Alpha Omicron Pi; Math Club. HUFF, MARGARET MONTAGUE Kappa Kappa Gamma; WRA; YWCA. HUTCHINS, LOUISE SALISBURY Alpha Phi, president; DCGA; Senate; WRA; DCEP; YWCA; Pan-Hellenic Council; Junior Advisor; Freshman Cabinet. IVINS, ELIZABETH ELLEN Delta Gamma, vice-president; Crossed Keys; Women ' s Judicial Council; Women ' s Council; WRA; YWCA; Junior Advisor; Dean ' s List. JAMES, KENNETH BALDWIN Sigma Alpha Epsilon, secretary; Soccer; D Association; AFROTC, deputy commander. KENOWER, JOHN ROBERT American Commons Club, president; Epsilon Sigma Phi; Blue Key; IFC; Deni-Scope, editor; Deni-Service; Rho Beta Phi; WDUB; Exile; Men ' s Judicial Council; Senate; Music Board of Control; Dean ' s List. KENT, JOAN BURROWS YWCA; Junior Orchesis; WRA; Dean ' s List. KENT, ROBERT NATHAN Sigma Alpha Epsilon; D Association; Track; Lacrosse; Cheerleader. KERR, MARY KATHRYN Delta Delta Delta; Denisonian,- University Players; Dean ' s List. KING, EDITH BREIDERT Delta Gamma; YWCA; WRA; Young Republican Club. KING, JENNIFER BEEBE Alpha Omicron Pi; Chemical Society; Delta Phi Alpha; YWCA; Deni- Service; Senate; Theater Board of Control; Freshman Debate; Dean ' s List. KIRACOFE, MARY FAN Delta Gamma, scholarship chairman; President of Deeds Hall; House Council; Phi Alpha Theta, secre tary-treasurer; DCEP; YWCA. KITTRIDGE, BEATRICE LOU Alpha Omicron Pi, corresponding secretary; Concert Choir; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Psi Chi, secretary; Dean ' s List; Psychology Club. KLIPPLE, MARTHA LEE Delta Delta Delta, social chairman; WRA; DCEP; Dance Club; Vespers. KRIPPEL, JEROME ADRIAN Lambda Chi Alpha; Psychology Club; Freshman Cabinet; Deni-Service; Young Republican Club. 213 KRUSE, RICHARD WOODYARD Delta Upsilon, recording secretary; Concert Choir; Men ' s Glee Club; Vespers; Mu Sigma. KUHL, SANDRA MARIA Pi Beta Phi; Denisonian, exchange editor; WRA; Theater; Dean ' s List; University Players. KURRUS, MARY MODERWELL Kappa Alpha Theta. KUYAMA, YOKO Cosmopolitan Club, president; Dean ' s List. LADLEY, LOIS RUTH Kappa Kappa Gamma; Women ' s Council, vice-president; WRA; Dance Club, co-president; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Student-Faculty Executive Council; Festivities Committee. LAUGHLIN, ROGER ALLEN Kappa Sigma, treasurer; IFC; Senate; Concert Choir; Bonds of Friendship; Denison Chemical Society; Young Republican Club. LEATHERMAN, HANNAH LESLIE Delta Gamma, president; Kampus; WRA; Freshman Class Council; Bonds of Friendship; Pan-Hel; Art Club; House Council. LEMESSURIER, PHILIP DUDER Kappa Sigma. LEWIS, DAVID HOWE Phi Delta Theta, vice-president; DCGA, co-vice president; Senate; Judicial Council; Boards of Control; Band; Concert Choir, student director; Men ' s Glee Club; Orchestra; Junior Class Council, chairman; DCEP; Bonds of Friendship, musical director; IFC; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key; Mu Sigma; D Association, vice-president; Varsity Sports, lacrosse, football, soccer; Junior Advisor; Head Resident. LEWIS, DONNA LESLIE Chi Omega, president; Denisonian; WDUB; Concert Choir; DCEP; Bonds of Friendship, secretary; YWCA; Pan-Hel; Franco-Calliopean; Women ' s Music Honorary; Junior Advisor; Women ' s Glee Club, student director; NSA. LEWIS, NANCY LU Kappa Alpha Theta, song leader; DCGA; Kampus, co-editor; DCEP; Bonds of Friendship; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List. LINDER, ANN LOUISE Alpha Omicron Pi, vice-president; Concert Choir; DCEP, co-chairman Christian Emphasis Days; YWCA, corresponding secretary; Mortar Board, secretary; Crossed Keys, Phi Society; Kappa Delta Pi, president; Math Club; Junior Advisor; Dean ' s List. LOOFBOURROW, SUSAN ELIZABETH Pi Beta Phi; Denisonian; WRA; Theater; Bonds of Friendship. LOUIE, SUE FAY Kappa Kappa Gamma, recording secretary; DCGA, NSA co-ordinator; Women ' s Council; Exile; Concert Choir; DCEP, Book Committee; Vespers; YWCA; Chemical Society; Young Republicans Club; Dean ' s List; Vocational Guidance; IAWS; Delta Phi Alpha. LYON, FRANCES JEANETTE Delta Gamma, historian, scholarship chairman, treasurer; Women ' s Council; WRA; YWCA; Alpha Epsilon Delta. McCALLISTER, JOHN WILLIAM Lambda Chi Alpha, vice-president, rush chairman; DCGA, rules committee; Senate, co-chairman Five College Conference; Judicial Council, court attorney; DCEP, co-chairman Christian Emphasis Week program committee; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key; Head Resident; Junior Advisor; Freshman Cabinet; Leader of Freshman Assembly; Theta Eta Chi. McCLEERY, ELIZABETH ANN Pi Beta Phi. McKENZIE, JEANNE LOVISA Delta Delta Delta, rush chairman; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Dinin g Hall Commission; Negro Commission. McLEAN, POLLY MALLORY Kappa Alpha Theta, archives!, scholarship committee; WRA; YWCA, home- making commission, mental hospital commission; Psi Chi; Psychology Club. McLEAN, SHEILA NUGENT Delta Delta Delta, scholarship chairman, chaplain; Judicial Council; Women ' s Council, president; WRA; Junior Class Council; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA, chairman, mental commission; Phi Society; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta; French Club, social chairman; Pi Delta Phi; All-School Activities Co ordinator; Student-Faculty Executive Com m ittee. McMATH, JOANNE MARILYN Pi Beta Phi, vice-president, secretary, house chairman; DCGA; Senate; Music Board of Control; Denisonian, music editor; Concert Choir, president; Orchestra, president; DCEP, secretary; Deni-Scope,- Vespers; Bonds of Friendship; Pan-Hel, social chairman; Crossed Keys, social chairman; Dean ' s List; Music Honorary, president, treasurer; Junior Advisor; Gran- ville Festival Association Board. McMILLEN, ROBERT BRANCH Beta Theta Pi; Soccer; Young Republican Club; Varsity Debate; Denison Speaker ' s Bureau; AFROTC, personnel officer. MASON, WILLIAM RONALD, Jr. Sigma Chi, corresponding secretary, house manager, intramural manager; Lacrosse; D Association. MATHIAS, ANNE LOUISE Alpha Phi; YWCA, Our Lady of Mercy Commission, Mental Hospital Com- mission; Washington Semester Plan. MATLACK, JESSE MALIN, Jr. Sigma Chi, associate editor; Exile, editor; Men ' s Glee Club; Bonds of Friendship; Franco-Calliopean; Circle de Francois; Soccer. MATTER, MARJORIE ANN Kappa Alpha Theta, recording secretary; DCGA; Student Athletics Board, co-chairman; Kampus; WRA; Senior co-chairman; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Dean ' s List; French Club; Pi Delta Phi, vice-president; Freshman Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader, captain. METCHEAR, CHARLES RICMOND, III Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Bonds of Friendship; Hockey Club, captain; Theta Eta Chi; Homecoming Committee, co-chairman of queen committee. MORGAN, WALTER Independents; Dean ' s List; Math Club; Denison Research Foundation Scholar. MORROW, PHYLLIS ANNE Kappa Kappa Gamma; Senate; DCGA; Rho Beta Chi; WDUB; Concert Choir; DCEP; Vespers; YWCA, vice-president; Psi Chi; Phi Society; Psychology Club. NEFF, CAROLYN ROBINSON Kappa Kappa Gamma, co-social chairman; Kampus; WRA; YWCA; Psy- chology Club; Young Republican Club. NUNN, JILL Kappa Kappa Gamma, social chairman; Bonds of Friendship; WDUB; YWCA; Kampus; Young Republican Club. O ' DONNELL, SHARON NAN Delta Gamma, alumnae secretary; WRA; DCEP; YWCA; Pan-Hel, vice- president and president. ORRILL, GARY EDWARD Kappa Sigma; Men ' s Glee Club; Hockey. PALMER, GAIL Independents; Denisonian; Kampus; Exile; WRA; Vespers; YWCA; Franco- Calliopean, secretary-treasurer; Psychology Club; Students for Democratic Action. PARSONS, CYNTHIA Delta Delta Delta; YWCA; WRA; Pi Delta Phi. PATEK, BARBARA JANE Kappa Kappa Gamma, activities chairman; WRA; YWCA; WDUB; Bonds of Friendship; Women ' s Glee Club, president; Dance Club; House Council; Debate Club; University Players. PAUL, MARYALICE JANET Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chorus; YWCA; Young Republican Club. PECKHAM, ROBERT WILLIAM Lambda Chi Alpha; DCGA; Sailing Club; Bonds of Friendship; Young Republican Club. PERRY, PATRICIA LEE Pi Beta Phi; YWCA; Adytum, sorority editor; WRA; Math Club; Young Republican Club; PHELPS, ELIZABETH AYRES Delta Gamma, pledge trainer; Women ' s Council, treasurer; WRA; Concert Choir, secretary-treasurer; DCEP; YWCA; Bonds of Friendship; Dean ' s List; Junior Advisor; Crossed Keys; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Delta Phi. PYLE, MARY REBECCA Chi Omega, social chairman; WDUB; Theater; University Players, social chairman. RASOR, BARBARA JEAN Kappa Alpha Theta, president; Senate; WRA; Concert Choir; DCEP; Vespers; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Pan-Hel; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Society, secretary; Dean ' s List; Franco-Calliopean Society; Music Honorary. REESE, SUSAN JANE Pi Beta Phi, scholarship chairman; WRA; Concert Choir; YWCA; Young Republican Club; Monomoy vice-president. 214 REGNEY, THOMAS DONALD Sigma Chi; D Association; Football; Junior Advisor; Senior Advisor; Chorus. REYNOLDS, HOWARD OWEN Delta Upsilon, rush chairman; Senate; Theater; DCEP, president; Deni- Service; Vespers; Blue Key; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Alpha Theta; Dean ' s List; Cosmopolitan Club, secretary, treasurer; Debate; Junior Advisor. REYNOLDS, THOMAS EVERETT Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge trainer; Senate; House Council; Bonds of Friendship; Tennis. RICHARDSON, JOHN STANLEY Phi Delta Theta; Theater; Swimming. ROBERTSON, SARAH JOE Delta Delta Delta, president; DCGA; Senate; Boards of Control; Concert Choir; DCEP; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Pan-Hel; Sigma Delta Pi, presi- dent, vice-president; Women ' s Music Honorary; Crossed Keys; Dean ' s List; House Council. RODGERS, THOMAS ALEXANDER Phi Gamma Delta, pledge trainer; Senate; Theta Eta Chi, president. ROEHL, ROLAND PETER Phi Gamma Delta, corresponding secretary; Boards of Control; Adytum, advertising manager, business manager; Denisonian,- Chorus; Senior Class Treasurer; Freshman Class Council; DCEP; Deni-Service; Blue Key; Pi Delta Epsilon; Young Republican Club. ROSSELIT, WILLIAM RICHARD Sigma Chi; Freshman Class Council; Dean ' s List; Football; Baseball. ROWE, BARBARA GWENDOLYN Alpha Phi; WRA; YWCA; Dean ' s List; Denison Chemical Society; Wash- ington Semester Plan. SADD, WILLIAM WHEELER Sigma Alpha Epsilon, social chairman; DCGA; Senate; DCEP; Phi Society; Blue Key; Freshman Cabinet; Wrestling; Dean ' s List; Junior Advisor; Head Resident. SADOSKY, SUZANNE LEE Kappa Alpha Theta; Senate; Women ' s Judicial Council, chairman; Women ' s Council; Boards of Control; Senior Class Vice-president; DCEP; Deni-Scope,- Bonds of Friendship; YWCA, recording secretary, corresponding secretary; Franco-Calliopean Society; Kappa Delta Pi; Mortar Board; Crossed Keys; Junior Advisor; Dean ' s List; Freshman Varsity Cheerleader. SAUER, JACK A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rho Beta Chi, treasurer; WDUB, program director, station manager; Air Honor Society. SAWYER, PATRICIA JOAN Delta Delta Delta; WRA; YWCA; Psychology Club. SCATTERDAY, JAMES WARE Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Concert Choir; Bonds of Friendship; Dean ' s List; Clarence Luther Herrick Geological Society. SAXTON, ALDEN MEADE American Commons Club, recording secretary; Denisonian,- Exile; Dean ' s List. SCHAEFER, PHILIP DAVID Delta Upsilon, corresponding secretary; Dean ' s List; University Players; DCEP; DCGA. SCHANZ, PETER B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; DCGA, auto committee; IFC; Young Republican Club. SCHMIDT, NANETTE ANTOINE Kappa Kappa Gamma; DCGA; Adytum; Denisonian; WRA; YWCA; Concert Choir; Psi Chi, president; Dean ' s List; Psychology Club. SEIK, LAWRENCE MICHAEL Sigma Alpha Epsilon; C. L. Herrick Geological Society, president. SESSIONS, MARGARET Kappa Kappa Gamma; Exile; WRA; YWCA, treasurer; Women ' s Music Honorary; Phi Society; Franco-Calliopean Society; Kappa Delta Pi; Young Republican Club. SKIMMING, WILLIAM LEE, Jr. Kappa Sigma; DCGA; Men ' s Glee Club; DCEP; Phi Society; Mu Sigma; Denison Chemical Society; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Blue Key; Junior Advisor; Head Resident. SMITH, CATHERINE LOUGH Kappa Kappa Gamma; WRA; Dance Club; Vespers; Bonds of Friendship; Franco-Calliopean Society; Psi Chi; Dean ' s List. SMITH, FRANCES MOFFITT Delta Gamma, recording secretary; Denisonian,- WRA; DCEP; YWCA. SPRINGER, SALLY LOU Kappa Kappa Gamma; DCGA; DCEP; Bonds of Friendship; Young Republi- can Club; Psychology Club. STEFFEN, NANCY OGLIVIE Delta Delta Delta; DCGA; WRA; DCEP; YWCA; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List; Young Republican Club. STEVENS, DAVID WILLIAM Lambda Chi Alpha; WDUB; Hockey Club. STEWART, NANCY JANE Delta Gamma, rush chairman; Adytum; Kampus, associate editor; WRA; Dance Club; Bonds of Friendship; Pi Delta Epsilon; Match Club; Young Republican Club. STRATTON, DEBORAH JANE Chi Omega; Denisonian; Concert Choir; DCEP; YWCA; Crossed Keys; Women ' s Glee Club; DCGA; Howard Semester. SVENSSON, MARGUERITE Kappa Kappa Gamma; Women ' s Council; WRA; DCEP; YWCA; Dean ' s List; Denison Chemical Society; DCGA. TAYLOR, JOHN NUNLIST, Jr. Beta Theta Pi; DCGA; Concert Choir; DCEP; Deni-Scope,- Blue Key; Omicron Delta Kappa; Junior Advisor. TAYLOR, MARY ELIZABETH Pi Beta Phi; DCGA; WDUB; Concert Choir; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Women ' s Music Honorary; Young Republican Club. TAYLOR, RONALD Lambda Chi Alpha; Denisonian. TEMPLETON, PATRICIA LENORE Alpha Phi; Denisonian; WRA; YWCA. TEMPLETON, PAULA LYNN Alpha Phi; YWCA. THOMAS, JOHN HENRY, Jr. DCGA; Adytum, associate editor; WDUB; Bonds of Friendship; Phi Delta Epsilon; Freshman Assembly Leader. TIMMS, JUDITH REYNOLDS Kappa Kappa Gamma; YWCA; Psi Chi, treasurer; Dean ' s List; Psychology Club, secretary-treasurer. TIMMS, NANCY BAGNALL Kappa Alpha Theta; Crossed Keys; All-School Social Chairman; Women ' s Council, treasurer. TROTT, BEVERLEY EARLE Kappa Kappa Gamma; WDUB; University Theater; Denison Summer Theater; University Players; Bonds of Friendship, chorus director; YWCA. TRUMBULL, ELLIOTT ARTHUR Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Adytum, sports editor; Denisonian, sports staff; WDUB; Phi Delta Epsilon; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Soccer. TSCHANTZ, JOHN ELNER Kappa Sigma, president; DCGA, rules committee; Senate; Adytum; Concert Choir; Men ' s Glee Club; IFC, vice-president; Blue Key; Theta Eta Chi; Varsity Baseball; Freshman Cabinet; Junior Advisor. TURNER, NANCY EMI LI E Chi Omega; DCGA; Women ' s Council; Exile; WDUB; DCEP Cabinet; Dean ' s List; Junior Advisor. WAGNER, VIRGINIA RUTH Pi Beta Phi, president; DCGA; Pan-Hel; Franco-Calliopean; Phi Alpha Theta; Dean ' s List; Phi Beta Kappa. WALKER, SHEILA NANCY Chi Omega, social chairman; Denisonian; WRA; YWCA; Pan-Hel. WAUGH, JO-ANN Delta Delta Delta; Orchestra; DCEP; Bonds of Friendship; YWCA; Dean ' s List. WEIST, CARL FREDERICK Sigma Alpha Epsilon; DCGA; Men ' s Glee Club; Sophomore Class Council; Blue Key; Mu Sigma; D Association; Varsity Lacrosse; Junior Advisor; Head Resident; Student Director of the Student Union. WHITENACK, DAVID CHARLES Sigma Alpha Epsilon; DCGA; DCEP; Denison Chemical Society; Dean ' s List; Alpha Epsilon Delta. WHITLATCH, ROBERT CALHOUN Delta Upsilon; Dean ' s List; Freshman Cabinet; University Players, president; Masquers, president. WICKE, HENRY ALBION, Jr. Delta Upsilon, social chairman; University Players; Masquers; Vespers; French Club; Young Republican Club. WILSON, JEAN CAROL Pi Beta Phi, treasurer; Adytum; Denisonian, associate editor; Bonds of Friendship; Pi Delta Epsilon; Mortar Board; Franco-Calliopean Society. WITTE, JANE CLARK Delta Gamma; WRA; YWCA; Young Republican Club; Psychology Club; Junior Prom, decorations committee. WITZ, NANCIE LU Alpha Phi, treasurer; Senate, secretary; WRA; Orchestra; Bonds of Friendship, orchestra and costume head; Phi Society; Dean ' s List; Women ' s Music Honorary; French Club; Young Republican Club. WOOLSTON, CATHERINE LYDIA Delta Delta Delta; YWCA; DCEP; Outlook, co-editor. WRIGHT, JOHN GILL Phi Gamma Delta; DCGA; Senate; Adytum, co-editor; Denisonian,- Kampus; WDUB; Vespers; Pi Delta Epsilon; Sigma Delta Pi; Camera Club, president; Freshman Debate. YARTZ, SUSAN CRITTENDEN Kappa Kappa Gamma, pledge trainer; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta. YATES, GLADYS ANNE Kappa Alpha Theta; YWCA; Psychology Club; Art Club; Young Republican Club; Junior Prom Queen. YATES, SANDRA ELIZABETH Delta Delta Delta, treasurer; YWCA; Phi Society; Young Republican Club. YOUNGQUIST, CHARLES THOMAS Sigma Alpha Epsilon, treasurer; Band; Orchestra; Mu Sigma. ZAMBIE, ALLAN JOHN Lambda Chi Alpha, rush chairman; Denisonian, managing editor; Concert Choir; Men ' s Glee Club; DCEP; Pi Delta Epsilon; Dean ' s List. 215 Student Index Aabye, Dianne 82, 113, 145, 168 Abboud, Mona 76 Adams, Mory Kay 84 Adams, Susan 80, 141, 162 Air, Julia 82, 140 Alexander, Donald 70, 92 Allen, James 106 Allen, Patricia 82 Allen, Richard 100 Allen, Susan 76 Allison, Ann 80 Alfhans, Mary 76 Ambrosie, Frank 42, 92, 139 Angell, Alan 63, 96, 141, 172 Anthony, William 100 Antonides, Margaret . 84, 172 Arbeiter, Janice . 86, 115 Archibald, Thomas .90, 113, 134 Arey, David 106 Armacost, Peter 92, 112, 114, 115, 116, 117, 128, 145 Armbrecht, Jerry 102, 118, 145 Armstrong, Alice —. 78, 180 Armstrong, Janice 71, 115, 117, 121, 127, 129, 161 Arnold, Joseph 106, 176 Arterton, Stephanie 80 Arthur, John 104 Arzonetti, Walter 66, 100 Atack, David 100, 112, 141 Atkinson, Barbara 78, 180 Aughenbaugh, Richard 102, 119 Ayars, Robert 94 Ayars, Mary Helen 76, 117, 119, 130 Ayars, Jo Ann 176 Bachman, Carol 74, 126, 161 Bailey, Bruce 106 Baird, Jay 94, 126 Baird, Marcia 60 Baker, Arthur, Jr 92, 114, 116, 117, 118, 145 Baker, Carol 78, 179 Baker, Charles 62, 92 Baker, Mellick 104 Baker, Lansing 102, 127, 176 Baker, Mary 80, 145 Baker, Newton 145, 176 Baker, Peter 176 Baldwin, Cynthia 88, 145 Banker, Margaret 30, 86, 145 Banta, Bruce 96 Barbieri, Richard 92, 145, 168 Berkley, Patricia 84 Barney, Robert 63, 90 Bartels, Vernon 100 Bartholomew, Anne 74, 165 Bartlett, Robert 100 Bartlett, William 106 Bartter, Neale 60, 104 Bash, Judith 86 Bates, Joan 86, 127, 140 Bates, Robert, Jr. 198 Baumgardner, Carol 80, 124 Baxter, Robert 100 Bayerschmidt, Carol 78 Bayless, George, Jr 100, 138 Beard, Charles 94, 118, 119, 134 Beck, Richard 96, 145 Beck, William 104 Becker, Nancy 76, 145 Beckley, Elizabeth 88 Beglen, Roger 90, 145 Belfield, Nancy 78, 145 Belt, Jo Lynne 88 Beltz, John 102, 121 Benbow, Melissa 86, 171 Benham, Nancy 76 Bennett, Robert 62, 102 Bennett, William, Jr. 90, 123 Berger, Marilyn 30, 130, 164, 180 Berger, Raymond 106 Bergwall, Milton, Jr 96, 180 Berry, Pamela 80, 116, 145 Best, Ann 82 Belts, Lynne 86 Bibler, Darrel, Jr 102, 116, 117, 118, 127, 145 Bibler, Ned 102, 127 Bidwell, Charlotte 74, 127, 145 Bigalow, Harlan 108, 127 Bigelow, Judith 78, 141 Billman, Katharine 78, 162 Bills, Priscilla 76, 112, 175 Bingham, David 94 Bird, Helen 84, 140 Bixler, Sandra 71, 86, 170 Black, Kent 90, 119 Blackford, Jason 106, 112, 132 Bloom, Lawrence 102, 177 Blunk, John 98, 139 Bode, Barbara 84, 161 Bodorff, Jane 86, 115 Bolles, Susan 28, 80 Bonnet, Frederic 67, 100 Booth, Jerry 100 Borland, Thomas 98, 115 Boss, Jon 108, 112, 113, 117, 119, 162 Botsford, Jane 60, 88, 115, 146 Bower, Harry, Jr 96, 139, 146 Bowman, David 67, 98 Bowman, Virginia 84, 179 Bowyer, Nancy 84 Boyd, Kenneth 52, 60, 96, 172 Boyer, David 138 Boynton, Edmund .94, 141 Boynton, Stephen 94, 173 Bradbury, Peter 90 Bradshaw, Kent 106, 123 Branand, David 92 Branand, Robert 92, 139 Brand, John 94, 146 Brandon, Kirk 43, 90, 139, 178 Brandt, Robert 102 Brant, Janet 74, 126 Breininger, William 108, 141, 178 Brew, Rosanna 78, 180 Briner, Mary Nan 74, 140, 141, 170 Bringard, Jerry 66, 100, 133, 146 Brodbeck, Mary Lou 82, 134 Brodhead, Florence 78, 146 Brodt, Paul 94 Brohm, William 96, 170 Broker, Susan 78 Bromley, Linda 76 Brown, Cassandra 135 Brown, David 63, 90, 112, 116, 117, 131, 139 Brown, Don P 42, 60, 92, 116, 134, 139, 163 Brown, Donald A 106, 173 Brown, Elizabeth 78, 115, 175 Brown, George, Jr 29, 60, 92 Brown, Joy 80, 113, 134 Brown, Letitia 86, 176 Brown, Sterling 96, 170 Bryan, Nancy 82, 141 Bryan, Nancy M. 88, 146 Bryant, Rebecca 88, 112 Bryson, Susan 48, 80 Student Index Bunts, Sandra 37, 43, 78, 115, 127, 181 Burchard, John 96, 139 Burgderfer, Ann 86, 181 Burger, Barbara 86, 112, 115, 116, 146 Burgel, Dean 98 Burke, Janet 146 Burke, Theda 84 Burns, Nancy Jo 71, 139, 166, 176 Burrows, Joan 151 Bushnell, William 102 Buss, David 92 Butler, James 100 Butler, William III 96, 172 Byars, William III 94 Byers, Nancy 76, 81, 113, 139, 166 Cahill, Jean 31, 78, 181 Caine, Charlotte - 86, 126 Call, Stanley - - 104, 173 Cameron, Paul 104, 138, 141, 171 Campbell, Douglas 92 Campbell, Jane 78, 180, 181 Campbell, Nancy 84, 130, 146 Campbell, Sally 80, 146 Canary, Robert 102, 124, 125, 129, 132, 141, 173 Canfield, Calvert 100, 176 Carleton, Robert 60, 106, 141, 178 Carlough, Nancy 88, 146 Carney, William 104, 141 Caron, Frank . 96 Carr, Andrew 104 Carr, Burchard 90, 115, 127 Carroll, Iris 80 Carroll, Robert 94, 113, 146 Carse, Eleanor 76, 180 Carter, Annetta 74, 131, 170 Carver, Joan 82, 129, 147 Cash, Richard 43, 64, 90 Catello, Darlene 140 Chamberlin, John 102, 147 Chandler, John 63, 106, 177 Chandler, Richard 90, 164, 177 Chaney, Burnell 17, 92, 147 Chapin, Joan 82 Charsky, Eugene — 106, 141 Chute, Allison 80 Clague, Kenyon 102 Clapp, Peter 102 Clark, Sue 76, 174 Clark, Noble 106 Clarke, Lewis D 104 Clarkson, Judith 78 Cleary, Sue (Mrs. T.) 80, 147 Cleland, Charles 102 Cleland, Margaret 88 Cleland, Roy 96 Click, James 98, 139 Clissold, Edward 62, 92 Cochran, Donna 84, 147 Code, Anne 84 Coe, Jean 82, 128, 168 Cogan, Jane 86, 140 Collin, Mary 74, 130 Collins, King 104 Colwell, Douglas 94, 116, 117, 118, 121, 147, 164 Comly, John 92 Comstock, Susan 76, 126, 147 Condon, Nancy - 76, 113, 126 Conner, Dianne 88 Conrad, Richard 108 Conroy, Mary 78, 125, 129, 147 Cooke, James 102, 127, 147 Coomer, William 98, 129 Coons, Wayne 68, 92 Corbett, Carol 78, 170 Corbin, Caroline 74, 174 Cordes, Carol 88, 128 Cordischi, Andrew 100 Cornell, Darrell 104 Cornwell, Steven 92, 168 Corrie, Bruce 66, 96, 139, 147 Corrigan, Janet 82 Cottrell, Carol 82, 147 Coulter, Richard 52, 64, 90, 139, 141, 175 Coursen, Dean 96 Courtney, William III 92 Covington, Kathryn 76, 141, 162 Cox, James 29, 98, 147 Cox, Kenneth 102, 147 Cramer, Catherine (Mrs. P.) 76 Cramer, Clark 175 Cramer, Peyton 147 Crampton, Charles 94, 116 Crampton, Jane 113, 147 Creelman, Stewart 52, 53, 98 Crippen, Lillia 141, 174 Crook, David 147, 164 Cross, Nancy 82, 126, 140, 141 Crumrine, Nancy 175 Cucinelli, Frances 35, 80 Curtis, Arthur 104 Curtis, Nancy 71, 74, 147 Curtis, Virginia 113, 147 Daggett, Edgar 98 Davidson, Graham 116, 117, 119 Davis, Adrienne _ 74 Davis, Anne 74, 127, 161 Davis, Britton 52, 98, 117, 129 Davis, Jacqueline (Mrs. W.) 170 Davis, John 59, 94, 139 Davis, Mary I. 179 Davis, Mary J 76 Davis, Nellie 84, 131, 173 Davis, Sterling, Jr. 100 Davis, Wilbur 100 Deane, N. Peter 106, 147 Delavan, Katharine 84 DeMollie, Gardener 48, 94 Dempcy, Priscilla 80, 181 Denice, Bette 86 Denison, Barbara 28, 84, 112, 122, 128, 129, 134 Denison, Philip 100 Depew, Elizabeth 80, 115, 181 DePuy, Martha 84 Detzel, Todd 102, 163 DeVille, Bruce 104, 127 DeVille, Judith 88 Dewey, Ralph 104 DeWitt, Sally 82, 132, 161 Dickinson, Carl 29, 98, 147 Diemer, Dana 76, 167 Diffendorfer, John 92, 164 DiFilippo, Anthony 102, 112, 169 Diserens, Barbara 80 Doeppers, Daniel 106, 141, 170 Doherty, Robert 90 Dold, Robert 43, 92, 141 Domhoff, Joan 84, 172 Donithen, Joe 102, 147 Donley, James 90, 129 Donovan, Francis, Jr 90, 148 Doolittle, Sara 88 Douglas, Suzanne 74, 132 217 Student Index Douglass, Arthur 67, 148, 166 Douglass, Jon - 67, 102 Downing, Ann 78 Downs, Diane 74, 129, 140 Drach, Marita 84 Drake, John - - - 94, 148 Drake, Thomas 102, 176 Droba, Lynn - 80 Dudley, Douglas 92, 113, 168 Dudley, John - 102, 138, 141 Duffield, Nancy 112, 126, 181 Duffy, Faythe 80, 173 Dugle, Carol - 78, 125 Dumbaugh, Charles - — 98, 131 Duncan, Anis — 82, 140 Dungan, Nancy - 76 Dunham, Paul, Jr 60, 61, 102, 175 Dunn, Mary — - 126 Dunn, Sandra .. - 37, 86 Dusterberg, Richard — - -90 Dyer, Allan - 90, 123 Easterday, Barbara - 84, 161 Eastman, Carolyn - - 140 Eastman, Sarah 78 Eaton, Diane - — .29, 78 Eaton, Elinor - 84, 128, 130, 131, 148 Ebert, Ellen - 84 Edwards, Alice 80 Edwards, Phyllis 78, 112, 115 Edwards, Thomas - 102, 176 Ehrmon, Undine - 86 Eichman, Russell, Jr 98 Elder, Kathleen 86, 140 Ellinger, Thomas 108 Ellis, Anita - 78 Emmons, Shaw 52, 63, 90, 139 Emshoff, Carol - 78 English, Sheridan 106 Erck, Franklin III 104, 148 Erickson, James 108 Eriksen, David ..... - — 102 Erwine, Susan 78, 174 Eshelman, Sally 76, 166 Esrey, Robert 92 Evans, John 100, 176 Evans, Lucia 78, 126 Evans, Stephen 61, 96, 139, 148 Evans, Thomas, Jr 60, 106 Everett, Elizabeth 76, 163 Fainter, Barbara 76, 135, 166, 167 Fawcett, Peers 28, 96 Fechtman, John 94 Felch, Cynthia 84, 127 Felt, Elizabeth 82 Fenn, Raymond 104 Ferguson, Gordon 126 Ferguson, Lynne 86 Findley, William 92, 126, 127, 133, 148 Finn, Carole 80, 148 Fischer, Charles 92, 113, 116, 117, 127, 148 Fischer, Dorothy 78 Fishack, Judith 74 Fisher, Ann 74, 115, 130, 141, 180 Fisher, Earl, Jr .....98, 173 Fisher, Susan 82, 148, 168 Fleck, Harriet 74, 179 Fleming, William 64, 90 Florez, Gerard 52, 63, 90, 141 Follett, Robert : 60, 92, 177 Folsom, Thomas 66, 92, 177 Ford, Barbara 80, 123, 129, 166 Ford, Richard 66, 100, 138, 148 Fordyce, Josephine 29, 86, 171 Frary, Robert 104 Frey, Donald 106 Frey, Edward 42, 60, 90, 178 Frey, Wallace 102 Fri, Frederick, Jr 177 Fritz, Anne 78, 148 Frost, Judith 88, 113, 118 Fuller, Nancy 86 Funk, Judy 74, 135 Funk, Sydney 80 Gaffney, Mary 76, 174 Gaidry, James 104, 141 Gaidry, Thomas 104, 163 Galbreath, Carolyn 76, 115, 129 Galgano, Ruthann 82, 171 Gallant, James 125 Garlich, Marcia 82, 115 Garrett, Gordon 106, 112 Garrick, Anne 84 Garwood, Jean 86 Gaskill, Beverly 86 Gaskill, Robert 106, 148 Gates, Georgianna 84 Gearhart, Ronald 64, 102, 174, 176 Geisler, Carol 71, 86 Gerlach, Gerald 66, 96 Germer, Harold, Jr 100, 115, 116, 129, 133, 148 Germond, William 98 Gerry, Nancy 29, 37, 76 Gersfer, Jon 94, 126 Gescheider, Anita 76, 163 Getgey, William 64, 90 Gibson, Dale 106, 148 Gibson, Judith A. 86, 173 Gibson, Judith G 88, 133 Gibson, Mary 76, 163 Gibson, Nancy 88, 140, 173 Gieringer, Gary _ _ 92, 127, 148 Giffen, Robert 90 Giffin, Barbara 74, 140, 141, 171 Gilbert, Barry 62, 102, 168 Gilbert, Gregg 96 Gilbert, Katherine 88, 139 Gilbert, Robert, Jr 102, 168 Gill, Sheila 140 Glaze, Roberta 86, 126, 167 Goble, Barbara 78, 119, 180 Good, Dennis, Jr 90, 114, 118, 119 Goosmann, Barbara 78, 180 Gorden, Thomas 106 Gordner, Suzanna 82, 148 Grady, Robert 98, 164, 177 Grafton, William 58, 60, 94, 180 Grant, Roderick, Jr 100, 129, 148 Greene, William 28, 92 Greenlee, Nancy 86 Gresham, Robert, Jr 94 Gretzinger, Paul 102, 169 Griffith, Wellington 90 Griffiths, David 66, 67, 108, 138, 178 Griffiths, Joan 78, 121, 161 Griffiths, Joyce 148 Grigsby, Ann 74, 123 Griley, Margaret (Mrs. M.) 148, 164 Griley, Michael 62, 94, 148, 164 Guest, Edgar III 98, 173 Gurney, Donald 90, 176, 181 Gustafson, Marianne 48, 76, 126, 166 Gusweiler, Ann 76, 141, 176 Guyer, Gerald 102 Student Index Hoog, Marjorie 82, 174 Hade, Mary 74, 141, 162 Hagberg, Charlene 74, 126 Hagey, Chandler - 29, 102 Hakes, Bruce, Jr - 94 Hall, Janice 82 Hall, Michael 94, 139 Halliday, Peter 92, 134, 139 Halsey, Joan 84, 149 Hamady, Robert 106 Hamilton, Carol 71, 82 Hamilton, James 102 Hamilton, Louise - 29, 37, 88, 140 Hamilton, Lowell - -- 106 Hammermeister, Thomas 106, 164 Hammond, Graeme 102 Hampson, Peggy - - 74 Hampton, Anne — - — - 88, 149 Handy, Margaret . 74 Hankamer, Roberta - 129, 133 Hanser, Roberta - 82, 140 Hardesty, Hunter 94, 121, 149, 164 Harger, Bruce - 42, 64, 102 Harger, Dolores - - 74, 123, 125, 129, 174 Harmon, Carolyn . 78 Harper, Gordon 104, 115, 129, 130 Harrar, Suzanne 76, 129, 166 Harsa, Richard - 90, 126, 149 Harshaw, Margaret - 78, 180 Hart, Charles - - 96, 129 Hart, Diane - 86, 126 Hart, Janet 74, 181 Hart, John - - 98 Hart, Margo 88, 175 Hartman, Robert — - 98, 165 Hartshorn, Sandra 71, 80, 116, 118, 128, 149 Hastings, Joe - - 100 Haug, Kenneth 102 Haugen, John — - 63, 90 Hauman, Robert - 98, 149 Haupt, Barbara - 84, 126, 129 Hauser, Juliana 76, 149 Hauser, Mary - - 76, 170 Hawker, Mary Marlin .....74, 166, 170 Hawkey, Sandra 82, 161 Hawkins, Elizabeth 74, 170 Hazzard, Barbara 86, 135, 136, 149 Hearne, Stevenson — - 96 Heath, Virginia - 80, 128, 149 Hebberd, Mary 84 Hedges, Jackson — 96 Heekin, Edward - - 55, 64, 90, 119 Heid, William - - 96 Heidkamp, Diane 78, 128, 149 Heitmann, Caryl - 86, 121, 149 Hemdahl, Karen 88, 174, 179 Henderson, Patricia 82, 150 Hendon, Carol - 82, 123, 129 Henning, Barbara 86 Henry, Sallyann - 82, 114, 115, 116, 128, 150 Hering, Mary 84, 126, 127 Hermann, Barbara - 113, 115 Herrick, Clay - 106 HerringJon, Ann 82 Hess, Elizabeth 88, 141, 162 Hess, Lawrence — - 90 Hicks, Marilyn 82, 168, 171, 176 Hill, George - - 42, 64, 96 Hill, James 98 Hill, John 90 Hillyard, Kathryn - 78, 180 Himmelright, Paul II 94, 150, 178 Hindley, Scott - 94 Hinely, Thomas 96, 178 Hinz, David 64, 92 Hoag, William 42, 60, 96 Hodges, Mary 74, 140 Hoeft, William - 106, 138, 141 Hogshead, John 98 Holderman, James 106, 116, 118 Holley, Robert 102 Hollister, William 43, 175 Holloway, Bruce 150 Holt, Richard 94 Holzman, Peter .63, 90 Hoot, Wilbur 55, 64, 90, 113, 139, 150 Hoover, Barbara - 82, 179 Hoover, Susan 88, 129, 150 Hopkins, Ward 100, 141, 163 Hopper, Barbara - 82 Hopper, Patricia 80, 163 Hopps, Gary 90, 177 Hornby, Carol 78, 125, 129, 132, 139 Home, Carol - 82, 128 Horton, Jerri - 84 Houghton, Evelyn ....84, 150 Houk, Lawrence - - 92, 140, 173 Houk, Marmee 82, 140 Houser, Carol - - 74 Houston, Robert 108 Hout, Sue 29, 71, 86, 124, 177 Hovey, Julia - - -74, 141 How, Cynthia 88 Howard, Alan 60, 96, 172 Howey, Constance 78 Howey, Karen 78, 166 Howlett, Howard, Jr 96 Howlett, Mary Lou 180 Huff, Margaret 80, 150 Huffman, Richard 60, 106, 127, 172 Hull, Alice 84, 118, 135 Hull, Carolyn 82 Hull, Marylyn 86, 115, 130 Humiston, Lynne 80, 167 Hundley, Virginia 76, 118, 121 Hunting, Nancy - - 88, 177 Hurst, Alice Ann.. 88 Hurt, Ruth Ann 76, 166 Hutchins, Louise 82, 118, 168 Hwang, Dok 52 Icks, Caroline 80, 167, 177 Imhoff, Mary - 88 Irgens, Anne - 123, 129 Wins, Elizabeth 86, 113, 150 Jablonski, Richard 98 Jackson, Janet - 74, 171 Jacobs, Anita - 86, 166 Jagger, Mary Jane 80, 112 James, Kenneth 102, 139, 150 James, Margaret 88, 150 James, Robert - 94, 176 Jasonides, Jason 14, 104, 127, 131 Jeffery, James 94, 178 Jeisel, John - 102, 168 Jenkins, Clifton —.14, 69, 90, 127 Jester, Rita 82, 170, 173 Jewell, Jeremy 96, 170 Jin, Rong-sheng 104, 151 Johanson, Connie -84, 126, 151 Johnson, David - 100 Johnson, Judith A - 80, 119, 126 Johnson, Judith E 76 Student Index Johnson, Judith Elizabeth 78, 140, 179 Johnson, Lucile - 86, 115 Johnson, Richard 59 Johnston, Anne 78, 181 Johnston, Eileen 84, 128, 151 Jones, David B 92 Jones, David W 48, 108, 151 Jones, Denis 106, 112, 132 Jones, Dorothy 48, 51, 71, 76, 118, 119, 172 Jones, Frank 96, 176, 180 Jones, Henson, Jr - 94 Jones, James 96, 170 Jones, Patricia - — - 71, 82, 171 Jones, Robert 68, 92 Jones, Walter - 96 Jones, Willis 52, 102 Jordan, Connie 74 Jordan, Susan 14, 80, 130, 140 Jucius, Barb ara — 78, 131 Judd, Ardon, Jr - 28, 92, 163 Jung, Michael 90 Kaiser, William 172 Kaplan, Michael 59, 106, 139 Karakas, Frederick — 67, 104 Katona, Doris - 84, 161 Kavanagh, Gail - - 74, 165 Keach, Susan - 80, 141 Kearney, Virginia 78, 119, 128, 180 Keegan, John III - - 29, 170 Keith, Marjorie 82, 127 Keleher, Patrick - 90, 117, 118 Kelley, Josephine - - 82 Kelly, Gerald - 32, 135 Kendziora, Donald - 106 Kennan, Erlend 104, 141 Kennan, Norman 104 Kennedy, James 94 Kenower, John 104, 113, 118, 129, 130, 151 Kent, Robert 66, 102, 151 Kerr, Mary - 78, 151 Kersting, Mary - 78, 140 Keyser, Ronald - 66, 98 Kidd, Howard 127, 141 Kightlinger, Alan 102, 129, 131, 133 Kimen, Karen - 82 King, Edith (Mrs. R.) 151 King, Jennifer 84, 151 King, Karen 179 King, Richard, Jr 151 Kinneman, William, Jr 90, 121 Kipp, Donald, Jr 92, 168 Kiracofe, Mary Fan 86, 113, 151 Kissel, Robert, Jr 52, 100, 129 Kithil, Richard, Jr 66, 90 Kittridge, Beatrice 84, 128, 151 Kleck, Robert 90 Klein, George, Jr 106 Klipple, Martha 78, 151 Knapp, James 98, 132, 141 Knapp, Lester 52, 96 Knight, Ruth 82, 127 Knoble, Carol 78 Knoedler, Kathryn 181 Knoll, Marcia 82, 140 Kochs, Herbert, Jr 106 Kolb, Cheryl 86, 174 Komjathy, Beryl 80, 177 Komjathy, Louis 94 Korte, Alan 66, 100 Kothera, Lynne 74, 131, 140, 176 Kraffl, David 100 Kramer, Linda 86 Kraus, James 67, 94, 164, 178 Krippel, Jerome 100, 151 Kromer, Nancy 88 Kruse, Richard 106, 141, 151 Kubit, Phyllis 78, 166 Kuhl, Sandra 88, 151 Kurris, Mary 76 Kurtz, Donald 106 Kuyama, Yoko 14, 151 Ladley, Lois 80, 113, 151 Lamb, Nancy 86, 141 Lance, John 90 Lanese, Alvin 92, 164, 180 lange, Karl 92 Lardner, Peter 106, 173 Larsen, Linda 86 Laughlin, Roger 96, 151 Law, Marian 80, 163 Laycock, Jane 78 Layton, Susan 84, 140, 166 Leaf, Robert 100 Leatherman, Hannah 86, 118, 152 Lee, Lucinda 88, 126 lee, Maxine 74, 113 Leech, Susan 74 Leeds, William 98 Leidy, Charlotte 88, 181 Leithner, Linnae 76 LeMessurier, Philip K 96, 152 Lenhardt, Nancie 76 Leslie, Dorothy 74 Levis, 48, 113 Lewis, Alan .98, 172 Lewis, David 17, 29, 66, 112, 127, 138, 139, 152 Lewis, Donna 74, 118, 140, 152 Lewis, Gaile 127, 172 Lewis, Nancy Lu 76, 124, 152 Lewis, Sarah 76 Lewis, William 92 Lill, George III 108, 178 Lincoln, Robert, Jr ...106 Linder, Ann 84, 116, 152 Little, Timothy 104, 112, 119, 130 Lloyd, Ann ...162, 174 Locke, Nancy 88 Lodge, Annette 80, 141, 171 Lofton, Judith ...88, 125 Logan, Lisa 74, 127 Loofbourrow, Susan 88, 126, 152 Lord, Fred, Jr 92, 164 Louie, Sue Fay.... 80, 114, 152 Lovell, Lawrence 108 Loving, Howard 52, 98 Lucas, Ann 88, 179 Lundstrum, Christine 88, 127 Lyon, Frances 86, 152 Lyon, M. Lynda 86, 167 Lyons, Loring 90 McAllester, Susan 74, 140 McCallister, John 100, 113, 116, 117, 119, 152 McCleery, Elizabeth 88, 152 McClellan, Michael 90, 141 McClelland, Robert 102, 168 McCulloch, Ann 88 MacDonald, Anne 74 McDonald, John 98, 112, 113, 116, 117, 129, 132, 133 MacDonell, Jean 82, 140 McDowell, David 96 McFadden, Jean 88, 165, 179 220 Student Index McKenna, Patricia 78, 135 MacKenzie, Dollene 86 McKenzie, Jean 78, 152 McKinney, Kenneth, Jr 70, 92, 164 MacKinnon, Fiona 82, 141 McLaughlin, James 43 McLean, Polly 128, 152 McLean, Sheila .78, 113, 115, 116, 128, 152 McLouth, Peggy .. 74, 173 McMath, Joanne 88, 140, 152 McMillen, Robert 152 McNutt, Robert 66, 98, 112 Mabee, Patricia 84, 161 Mabee, Richard 96, 180 Maghielse, George 106 Mahon, George 59, 96, 139 Major, Wayne 126, 138 Mallory, Elizabeth 86, 135, 165 Mallory, Martha 76, 152 Malloy, John 59, 92, 139 Malz, Marcia 84 Mann, Richard 92, 116, 117, 118 Mansfield, Mari 82 Marks, Suzanne 74, 129, 140, 173, 176 Marlow, Mary 84 Marlowe, Ann 78, 126, 180 Marriott, Robert, Jr 98 Marston, Suzanne 88, 165, 176, 179 Martin, John 96, 180 Martin, Marie 76 Martinez, Alejandro 52, 98, 126, 139 Maschal, John 98 Mason, Jane 172 Mason, Robert 66, 90, 123, 139 Mason, William, Jr 90, 139, 152 Mastenson, B 66, 67 Mathias, Anne 82, 152 Matlack, Jesse, Jr 90, 152 Matter, Marjorie 76, 152 Matthews, Blaine, Jr 133 Maxson, William 106 Meanor, George 102, 121, 180 Meany, Margaret 86 Medinger, Myron 90, 170 Meek, Judith 78 Megby, Carol 74, 115 Menge, Thomas 94, 178 Mennel, Robert 96 Metchear, Charles III 67, 102, 153 Michel, Penelope 82, 126 Miley, Jane 74 Millar, Walter 62, 92, 164, 180 Miller, Anina 88 Miller, Deborah 31, 73, 82, 117, 118, 119, 130, 173 Miller, Delma 71, 74 Miller, Edward 104 Miller, James 90, 131 Miller, Nancy 76, 164, 180 Miller, Sharon 78 Milliron, William 66, 90, 126 Mills, Frank 98 Mills, Thomas 100 Mindrup, Cynthia 78 Miner, Joan 80 Minor, Patricia 84 Minter, Nancy 119 Miskelly, Sandra 88, 117, 119, 130, 140, 141 Mitchell, Ashton 106 Mitchell, Louis 55, 90, 153 Mitchell, Natalie 71, 76, 175 Mitchell, Rodney 90 Mixer, James 96 Moninger, Kirk 100 Montgomery, Ellen 82 Moore, Ellen 129 Moore, Frederick 62, 94, 173 Morgan, Jacqueline 130, 132 Morgan, Joan 86, 140, 141 Morgan, Judith 76 Morgan, Walter 153 Morris, Anne 17, 80, 117, 118 Morrow, Phyllis 80, 115, 153 Morrow, Sandra 74, 112, 115 Moser, Nancy 84, 126, 174 Moussatos, Apostolos 14, 90 Mulder, Judith 74 Mulligan, Arlene 78 Mullikin, Lauretta 48, 78, 140 Mullikin, Patricia 153 Mumma, Marilyn 84, 126, 153 Munson, James 94 Murphy, Frank 94 Muse, Betty 74 Muskat, Audrey 86 Musson, George, Jr. 104 Must, Burton, Jr 60, 102 Mutschler, Marcia 78, 115 Myers, Barbara 130 Nadzak, Walter 92, 139, 153 Nagley, Judith 88, 179 Nash, Barbara 84, 171 Neale, Milton 100, 153 Neff, Carolyn 80, 153 Nelson, Barbara 80, 181 Nelson, Doris 82, 124, 125, 163 Nelson, James 59, 104 Nelson, Phillip 106, 131 Netting, William ...90, 135 Nevin, Anne 173 Newhall, Cynthia 88, 141 Nickel, Ernst 96 Nickels, Patricia 80, 128 Nickles, Diana 84 Nicola, Margaret 76 Nida, Elizabeth 88 Nilsen, Nicholas 102 Nisbet, Eleanor 76 Nittskoff, Patricia 88 North, Carol 78, 180 Nunn, Jill 80, 129, 153 Nuzum, Sara 80 Oberlin, Bruce 63, 98, 153 Odebrecht, Paul 100, 127, 138 O ' Donnell, Sharon 86, 118, 153 O ' Donnell, Terry 92 Ogilvie, Nancy Jean 78 Oglesby, Carolyn 88 Oglesby, Jacquelyn 88 Olcott, Jack 43, 96, 139 O ' Neill, Roger 42, 66, 90, 173 Opdyke, Helen 74, 140 Opperman, David 94 Optekar, Joyce 121, 128 Orr, Carol 82, 123, 165 Orrill, Garry 96, 154 Otis, John, Jr 96, 173 Oviatt, John 62, 100 Owens, Sally , 74 Owens, William 102 Oyer, Ethel Anne 88 Painter, Dorothy 112, 117, 126, 129 Palmer, Gail 28, 154 Parajon, Gustavo 14, 27 Student Index Parker, Harold, Jr - 94, 138 Parker, John - - 92 Parsons, Cynthia - 78, 154 Patek, Barbara 80, 154 Patterson, Richard - 94 Patterson, Ronald 64, 96, 139 Patton, John 52, 98 Paul, Mary Alice 80, 154 Paull, James - - 66, 90 Paull, Laura 82 Pawlak, Martin - 106 Peckham, Robert - 100, 154 Pence, Ralph 96 Penner, P 84, 129, 140 Perrott, Sue 84, 127 Perry, Charles - 59, 106, 139 Perry, Davida 88, 171 Perry, Patricia - 88, 154 Peterson, Amy 17, 86, 140 Pfister, Alice 80 Phelps, Elizabeth 86, 113, 116, 154, 168 Phelps, Preston, Jr 102 Pheneger, Donald 92, 154 Phillips, Robert - - 55, 90 Pickett, Betsy 84, 128, 154 Pieratt, Thomas, Jr 100, 139 Pipe, Margaret - 84 Porter, Barry 66, 92, 139 Posegate, Mary Alice - 78, 121 Powell, Robert 17, 102, 169 Powell, Sarah ..- - 74, 126, 131 Powers, Margaret - 80 Preston, Dix - - 62, 98, 139 Prohaska, Glenn - 90, 126, 176 Promer, Catherine .— - 84 Prowett, Lois — — - — - - 80 Pryor, Andrew 90, 154 Pryor, William - - 102 Pumphrey, John - - 92 Pyle, Rebecca - 74, 135, 154 Quisenberry, Barbara - 74, 140 Ralston, Trent - -- 108 Ramsdell, Martha - 82 Rascher, Mason —67 Rasmusen, Carol — - 86, 175 Rasor, Barbara 32, 33, 76, 118, 130, 140, 154 Rauch, Robert 106, 163, 178 Reece, John 94 Reeder, David - 106, 141 Reeder, Ellen - - 76 Reese, Susan 88, 154 Regney, Thomas 90, 154 Reighard, Kenneth 108 Reinhardt, Ronald 108 Reinke, Lodiegard 52, 104 Renter, Diane 78 Reynolds, Howard 106, 114, 115, 116, 117, 154 Reynolds, John H 63, 92 Reynolds, John J 100, 154 Reynolds, Thomas 100 Reynolds, Valerie 86, 141 Rhoad, Donald 104 Rice, Brooks, Jr 106 Rice, Thomas 62, 92, 138 Rich, David 119 Richards, Diane 76, 181 Richards, Susan 74, 165 Ridley, Allan 106 Riggle, Suzanne 82 Ritchie, Susan 76 Robbins, Robert 64, 70, 90, 162, 174 Roberts, Kenneth 17, 98, 135, 154 Roberts, Myron, Jr 178 Roberts, Susan - 71, 78 Roberts, Suzanne - 71, 76, 164 Robertson, Dennis 92 Robertson, Sarah 78, 126, 154 Robertson, William F 96 Robertson, William S 96, 127 Rodefer, Judith - 84 Rodgers, David 135, 178 Rodgers, Sarah 80 Rodgers, Thomas - 94, 154, 178 Roehl, Peter - - -94, 129, 154 Roehl, Thomas - 94 Roeser, Nancy - 86, 166, 167 Roest, Nils - 37, 106, 170, 171 Rogers, Jonathan 94, 127 Rogers, L 108 Rogers, Richard - 104 Rogers, Robert - 43, 66, 100, 175 Rogers, William - - 92 Rohl, Kenneth - 92, 155 Rohlff, Barbara - 78, 172 Romadka, John - 96 Ronald, Gale - - - 86, 128 Roof, Rebecca - 82, 112, 140, 181 Roop, Tom - 138 Rosene, Eleanor Ann 80, 115, 117, 119, 130 Rosenquist, Edward - - 96, 173 Ross, Mary Kenyon - 78 Rosselit, William - 90, 155 Rothman, Joel 52, 98, 139, 165 Rowe, Barbara - 82, 155 Rowe, Theodore - 104 Rowley, Lois - 76, 125, 167, 181 Royal, William - 96 Rukenbrod, Kay 84, 113, 117 Rumbaugh, James - — 92 Rumberg, George, Jr - - 96 Rundle, Delia - 88 Ruppert, Suzy -- - 80 Rusk, Gwendolyn - - 82 Russ, Barbara ,,—82, 155 Russert, David - 94, 129 Rutter, Thaddeus - 102 Sadd, William 59, 102, 155 Sadosky, Suzanne 76, 112, 113, 115, 116, 155 Sahr, Suzanne - - - 88 Sanborn, Allen - 59, 94, 141 Sanchez, Eduardo - 52, 53 Sanders, Cynthia 88, 127, 139 Sanders, Margaret 74, 162 Santucci, Julia 130 Sauer, Jack - 102, 129, 155 Saunders, Bruce 66, 106, 139 Savage, David 94, 169 Savage, Paul -43, 94, 113, 116, 117, 155 Sawyer, Holly -- 29, 80, 126 Sawyer, Patricia - 78, 155 Saxton, Alden 104, 155 Scatterday, James 102, 155 Schad, Nancy - 80 Schaefer, Philip 106, 130, 155 Schanz, Peter 107, 155 Schautz, James 28, 56, 102, 119 Schettler, Lynne - 78, 112, 162 Schettler, William 94, 135, 136, 180 Schiller, Mary 76, 126, 181 Schmidt, Nanette 80, 128, 156 Schmidt, William 96 Schofield, Robert 29, 67, 98, 122, 129 222 Student Index Schoolf ield, Joy 74 Schott, Barbara 20, 76, 140, 162, 174 Schott, Virginia 76, 126 Schramm, Goodwin 96, 165 Schreiner, Frank 37, 67, 92, 156 Schuchardt, Robert 90, 176 Schuele, Carol 78 Schurz, Mary 80, 165 Schurz, Scott 28, 96, 135, 156 Schwallie, Louise .123, 125, 129, 130, 179 Schweig, David -104, 141 Schweizer, Elaine - 130 Scott, David 98, 112, 116, 121, 129 Scott, James 100, 133 Scoville, Dianne 84 Seaberg, David - 106 Sebring, James 29, 64, 65, 90, 119, 139 Seek, Robert - 98 Seik, Larry 102, 156 Self, Mary Ann 78 Sellers, Julia 37, 162 Semler, Philip 55, 98, 139 Sepessy, Joan 76, 171 Sessions, Margaret 80, 115, 130, 156 Sessions, Robert - 94 Sevcik, James 104 Shanesy, Carol 80, 114, 123, 127 Shanley, Sue - -84, 176 Sharp, Dennis 128, 156 Sharpies, Martha 88, 119, 173 Shaw, Robert 102, 141 Sheehan, Thomas 100 Sheldon, Eugenia - 156 Shell, Daniel 106, 139, 175 Shenefield, Mary 82, 161 Sherman, Gordon, Jr. - 106 Sherman, Sylvia 80, 134, 164, 174 Shields, Allan 82, 106, 119, 138, 141 Shields, Peter 98, 141 Shira, Susan 82 Shorney, William 96, 121, 178 Shortle, Josephine — - 80 Shrum, Dixon, Jr... 96 Shumaker, Joan 138, 140, 141 Siebenthaler, Sue - 88 Siegel, Janet 71, 88, 125, 166 Simmons, J. Lynne - 63, 76 Simon, Jean 80, 181 Simson, Laurence, Jr 90, 127, 128, 156 Sinclair, Gail — 78 Sizer, Mary 86, 141, 163 Skimming, Lee 96, 117, 119, 127, 138, 156, 166 Slate, Mallory - 169 Slater, Caryl 88, 169 Sload, Jay 29, 92, 127 Smiley, Hylas ...1.100, 176 Smith, Carol J. - 56, 78 Smith, Duane 104, 127, 141 Smith, E. Connelly 76, 167 Smith, Frances - 86, 157 Smith, Judy K 86 Smith, Linda A 86 Smith, Marvin L 42, 58, 60, 96 Smith, Peter F - 29, 92 Smith, Shirley - - 80, 141 Smith, Thomas J - - 62, 92, 134 Smith, Virginia I. - 88, 165 Snell, John 94, 157 Snyder, James 96 Snyder, Roger - 102 Soldineer, Marsha - - 84, 129, 133 Somers, Herbert, Jr. 96 Sommers, Robert 52, 59, 102 Spade, Wayne 94, 1 15, 124, 129, 157 Sparling, Cheryl 86 Speidel, Russell 90, 138, 141 Spencer, Barbara 74, 127 Speroff, Betty 88 Speroff, Leon 96, 114, 157, 164 Spetnagel, Ann 74 Spray, D .- - ' 41 Springer, Sally - 80, 157 Sproat, Betty Ann - 76, 172 Sprosty, Don 102, 132, 157 Spurlino, Nannette 82, 168, 174 Staab, J. Thomas 100 Stakel, Janet 84, 129, 166 Stanbarger, Phyllis - 82 Stangos, Nicholas 14, 129 Stanley, John - 100, 112 Starinchak, Edward 139 Stark, Bradford - 129 Stebbins, John 96 Steinbrenner, Judith - - 82 Stephens, Ronald 104 Stevens, David — - 100, 157 Stevens, Hutchison 90 Stevens, Michael - - 135 Stevens, Robert 100, 172 Stewart, Nancy 86, 124, 126, 127, 129, 157, 170 Stickney, William III - - 52 Stillwagon, George — 94 Stillwagon, Robert - - 94 Stoesser, Dorothy - 80, 181 Stone, Roberta ----- 172 Stoner, Woods 104, 141 Storey, Robert - - 104, 131 Story, Stephanie 86, 175 Stott, Keith ----- 52, 98 Stoufer, Philip - 90 Stoughton, Peter — - — 102 Stratton, Deborah - - 74, 157 Streamer, William, Jr - 52, 90 Stumpp, Linda — - — 86 Sturdy, Judith - 82 Summers - 66 Sutherland, Dorothy 78, 115 Svensson, Marguerite .80, 115, 157 Swartz, Gene 106 Swats, Robert III - - 90 Sweeder, Diana 84, 113, 140, 163 Swisher, Marcia - 162 Taliak, Martin, Jr - 102, 112, 162 Tallentire, Mary 82, 126 Tanger, Elisabeth - 82, 140, 179 Tanski, David 66, 90, 139 Tarvin, Carroll - - 88 Taylor, John, Jr 92, 116, 117, 157 Taylor, Mary 88, 157 Taylor, Patricia 170 Taylor, Ronald 100 Tecklenberg, Joyce 80, 115, 117, 119, 126, 141, 162 Teel, Sandra - - 88, 176 Teich, Thomas - — 104 Templeton, Patricia - 82, 157 Templeton, Paula — 82, 157 Ternavan, Joseph 43, 92, 157 Thatcher, John 42, 90, 141 Thomas, John III - 135, 157 Thompson, Deborah 76, 140 Thompson, George 64, 65, 98, 171 Thompson, Jay 102 Thompson, John - 100 Student Index Thompson, Tom 52, 90, 139 Thomson, Alexander 90, 134 Thumo, John 92, 187 Timms, Judy 80, 128, 157 Timms, Nancy 76, 157 Todd, David 100 Todd, Samantha 86, 118 Tokar, Paul 102, 141 Tonneberger, Ronald 94, 180 Tontz, Jay 52, 98, 112 Topinka, John Jr 127, 141 Torgler, Diane 88 Traul, Don 100 Trautwein, Todd 98 Travis, James 102, 139, 168, 173 Trimbur, Richard 90 Trott, Beverley _ 80, 135, 157 Trudell, Dennis 94, 129, 172 Trumbull, Elliott 52, 67, 102, 158 Trunkfield, Arthur _ 90, 162, 175 Tschantz, John 48, 96, 158 Turner, Frederick 94 Turner, Nancy 74, 113, 115, 158 Turner, Thomas 90 Tuttle, Barry 94, 158 Tuttle, William M 94, 178 Tyler, Sally 88 Uhry, Thomas 67 Upp, Marjorie ...80, 129, 132, 141, 162 Valentine, Paula 76, 174 Van Atta, Linda 80 Vance, Jane 86 Van Court, Robert ...104, 115, 117, 118, 119, 141, 180 Van Gunten, Orland 90 Van Scoy, Gretchen _ 82 Van Wagenen, William Jr 106 Varney, Mary 84, 163 Vaughan, Randolph 102, 127, 139, 165 Vipond, Dallas S 100 Wagenhals, Patricia 84, 172 Wagner, Virginia 88, 115, 128, 158 Wagner, William 52, 92, 158 Wagstaff, Carolyn 86 Wahle, James 92 Wakefield, Elizabeth 88 Wakeman, Donald 100 Waldheger, Virginia 76, 127 Waiken, N 140 Walker, Sheila 28, 74, 158 Wallace, Robert 98 Wallace, Virginia 14, 88, 122, 129, 162, 166 Warm, Thomas 104, 171 Warner, Frank Jr. 104 Warren, George 100, 129 Waters, Irving 104, 158 Watkins, Thomas 102 Waugh, Janet 78, 126, 140 Waugh, Jean 78, 141 Waugh, Jo-Ann 78 Weaver, Nancy 76, 162, 172 Weaver, Patricia 80, 167 Weaver, Robert 102, 140, 141 Weddle, Anne 76 Weh, William 96, 141 Wehling, Robert 106, 112 Weiffenbach, Elsa 86, 134 Weiienbarger, Sue 82, 161 Weist, Carl 102, 119, 127, 138, 139, 158 Weist, Gretchen 84, 162 Weldy, James, Jr o 0 Wells, David 135 Wells, John 96, 158 Wertz, Elynor 86, 140, 141, 172 Wertz, Jerry _ 98 Westerberg, John 100 White, David 98 White, Herbert 67, 92 White, JoAnne 78 Whiteleather, Carol 74, 172 Whitenack, David 102, 119, 158 Whiteside, Allen, Jr 96 Whitlatch, Robert 106, 135, 159 Wicke, Henry Jr 106, 159 Wicke, Jerry 106 Wickham, William 96, 138 Wilbraham, Lee 100 Wiles, John Jr ..159 Wiley, Robert 92, 176 Williams, Ann 84, 135 Williams, Gail 74, H8, 166 Williams, Marguerite 86 Williams, Wendy 123, 126, 129, 139 Willis, James 102, 150 Willis, Richard M 92 Willis, Richard R 100, 127, 168 Willoughby, Nancy 74, 126 Wilson, Barbara 84, 181 Wilson, Carol 74, 140, 172 Wilson, Jean .88, 116, 150 Wilson, Roger 64, 98 Winsor, Phyllis 124, 125 Wish, Edward 102 Witmer, John 52, 66, 90, 121, 139 Witte, Jane 86, 128, 150 Witz, Nancie 82, 112, 140, 150 Wolfe, Richard 98 Wolfe, Walter 92, 139 Wood, David 92 Wood, Sally ._ 80, 129 Woods, Richard 90, 165 Woodworth, Margaret 84, 126 Woolston, Catherine 78, 115, 159 Wormick, Joan 74, 126 Worst, Richard 90 Wressell, John 108 Wright, Edwin ._ 52, 94, 159 Wright, Frank 102 Wright, John 94, 126, 133 Wright, Nancy Ann 84 Wyse, Philip 126 Yanson, Gayle 88, 135 Yartz, Susan 80, 128, 159 Yates, Gladys 76, 159 Yates, Sandra 78, 159 Yee, Mac 104, 163, 176 Yerkes, John 94 Yocom, Gretchen 86, 113 Young, Barbara 82, 175 Young, John 104, 159 Youngquist, Thomas 102, 138, 159 Younkman, Anita 82 Zahn, Darwin 43, 60, 61, 90, 139, 171 Zombie, Allan 100, 141, 159 Zinn, William 102, 132 Ziyal, Sezen 14 Zollner, Philip 104 Zolman, James 102, 128 Zorn, Roberta 74 224