Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

the adytum 1958 denison university X X X Each of us discovers Denison for himself, thus each reflection of her experiences is a separate one. Yet Denison holds a same- ness that pervades through all, a sameness shared on the outside and within. We can capture in faces, buildings, groups, and motions, the individual findings and the unity that remains. 4 X4 4 .,, ' 'V' I 5 'Z - Y' lvf ?' c ,WE 21 Q ' 1' 'Qi S 5 1,. a, 291 - 5 551 Sig A . sxiig Q 3 5' g'?' Nm3I . E QQ, K A . ' A Q ' f V: A '. A 2 f f, Q msgs , if AQ,, , kiigvip. .2 , f 5 1 ag 1- 'fini . K1 it f' ' 'Y ' X ' , Q' A Sirk ' 'L ,U 551 i l ' wx -2 A ew 3+'f'Qd!e f'Q572 K 'K' ' if 1 'gil'-ef. f f , F fl ' f 1, U ' z 'ww',, W. L My X gg, 7 M 2' Q if 'EQ , ' ' 5, , , Eggggg I ,,, Z K - 'K 1 -L 1- iz 2' 32 gif 'G' 1. ,i ,X ,, .,, A f 4 :QQ - Y V 2' 'N A -USM , 1, , Si, Qi 1' A f 1,-, J . . ffm, X 2 , vegas ifs- . fffif' 4 A W g. , V ,,, .. A N, in A '--as 1 5 T' 4 3'iSnQfA. , -3, 1, . 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The student wishing to be cilone ond quiet with his studies, or reoching for conversation ond re- loxotion with those oround. But ol- woys the shoring of common tosks is present. fi sf! w 5 K 5 E 6 mm-V 11 A! ,ff y Lim' . 'arg ,4izgZ,5gy,,.,. - ,wk- sk I .f Mv- K,..W-Q xp v ...Q- Q x M N .ff axe.. ,' ?N,, Ning mL.L, M35 Au V v 4 Q 1 x . M A Q 4 M ' V in 'Ns K af , .ff Wwgmg f I . 3:1 -r ,G . 5 7 . fq'i2ws.. 1 , , , gm Us 1? s x if , 5 .K F E ix ' -nvuq.. 5 ,Q N gi K . 4 7f'ff,: ' :K K V,i.1cw' w .. MW. 2 W ,if WWW 1, .Jw 'c ' ' ff' H+ X .Wt X fix, J J L wfqqpgw A -'iii . f- ,I f-55323155 5 V A ,gb ,Q f - A Z . f I, W was ii? The individual contributes thoughts, ideas, actions, the group reflects, com- bines, expresses, all that it receives, Our social nature encourages us to re-live the old, discover the new, and to see ourselves in relation to our world and the world surrounding. ? Bi L If ,,.f' . gy, F X The octivities ond diversions thot bring fun on o moment's notice . . . . the smiles ond spontoneity thot only college ond being to- gether con bring. -1' -1 e M1 ,fu-f W .S-we 3 i I1 The experience of dorm life ond fraternity living exposes us to the unexpected os well os the routine. We become occustomed to our surroundings, but find thot every adventure and every atmosphere yields its own unique- ness. 1 , nm k , ' A msg x , an LL Qx 1 M s fr L ' Q. - Q A. .,.,. -A K wr We Sig 5 M Homecoming arrives and we challenge others with our spirit. We become aware of the loyalties which were here before us, and which we carry on in faithful tradition. The pieces of our excitement become inherent with- in the spirit of our college. 1 3 QI X ' 22 222 4, 3 His ' ,via X ' 53V w if 4. :N gfsiwbi fy fymgffi Q55 f L Q 4' ,, 53? W, AZ Q M f mag ff 25? 4.1 W Agieffif' s welsemafff W f . . 1 U? Af-:yi kb? gig , A , JM ,ga it v I n my 11, 1 ' Q, 'A' ' 1075 - 'e- . 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We combine our efforts and both the work ond ploy ore evident in our success. 5553 u QM ,ff C Mony onticipotions summon D-Doy to our midst. The memories we shope during our holidoy lost only until Hold Thot Tiger ogoin resounds from chapel bells. yew.:-4, W3 As Springtime invades our campus, moods change, and we find in the laziness of the grass and the warmth of the sun, a re-awakening from winter. . M' -2 '29, , Q yew 1' 54 X ff 4! I?1 yi 4 'M is E' , , if -ff' , if-, ,sa . s. gf: -iff' , 1 -4. , it ... bf. ww Tiigpsr if w M .1 sf my Q 4 ,Fu QQ m f igkgfgf? fgtuvfv- 'N NA ,' .- 0 ' b ab A 'f 1 an 2 A 2 Liwiv Y , ,W ,mc 4, y ., 1 'wfvfi nf ff' ,R XS-...U f We find expression in the arts, ond through Thern, we find new significance odded to our lives. As we spend more cmd more time outside, new sights gradually become CI port of the doy's schedule. 'Q a gag, .A 221915 xi fi Y . ,M Q. Q SQQQE Days pass quickly, projects are rushed to completion, and all preparations are made for the arrival of our parents for the traditional festivities of May Day. 'bww M Queen of Moy Jo Anne White - .ff -J ' xl A 'QF G 2 'HJ ' gg Q4 iw-K is Ni W faculty A. Blair Knapp President ot the University . . . . President of Denison University tor seven years ..., this spring, he wos honored with onother degree- Doctor of Humonities ciworded him by Bowling Green State University. Harry H. Kruener Dean of the Chapel Mark W. Smith Dean of Men Parker E. Lichtenstein Dean at the University Elizabeth Hartshorn Dean of Women Dr. Chessman catches up on his reading in the D?rl22l3,,r: Lois Eiblggggenmon llbmry' Burt T. Hodges Alfred J. Johnson Treasurer Business Manager Dr. Archibald explains a Life Science laboratory assignment to Laura Sutjak and Tim Masterson. E l Donald R. Fitch Registrar Joanne Johnson Residence Halls Counselor ei' fa-.q.,.-, K , . nw., .-nf Mmwmseye Ginny Wallace explains her new short story to Mr. Bennett. Ruth A. Outland Director of Public Information H. LaMarr Rice Assistant to the President for Annuol Support Louis Petito Controller Beatrice P. Stephens Executive Secretary Denison Society of Alumni W. Clinton Powers Assistant to the President for Church Relations Charlotte F. Weeks Assistant Director Admissions i Mr. Weiner and Mr. Grudin play chess in the Union. Charles L. Major Leross Morris Samuel D. Schott Robert E. Sinclair Assistant to the President Director of the Director of Testing Director of Student for Development Physical Plant and Vocational Services Health Services . ---, f .. V ix? L L - WW 4 79 f Y vi 1' ' me N zz Fen 3, a w A ,Q mf f .Q ' ' K b 1' .- '3 1 'Wi f 4, ..., '. f y' K-Q A U 'U' Jw was A M ff - LL', W M B . Twp- .4 Q WW M kv - f 'ar W i3? 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Left to right: Dr. Titus, Dr. Bayley, Dr, Hepp and Dr, Keller. english Left to right: Mr, Bennett, Miss Shannon, Dr. King, Dr. Nichol, Dr. Downs, Mr. Hinkle, Miss Lewis, and Dr, Marshall. Members of the department absent for the picture were Dr. Coffin, Mr, Mahoad, and Dr. Brown. philosoph and logic 0 0 rehglon Left to right: Dr. Martin, Dr. Scott and Rev, Kruener modern language Left to right: Dr. Preston, Mr. Jonoitis, Mr. Steele, Mr. Emonf, Mr. Bancroft, Dr. Stern, ond Dr. Secor. classical language Dr. Deon shown crowning the Moy Queen . . . in Latin. S Left To right: Dr. Crocker, Mr. Ried, p Dr. Holl. GV1 5 physical science Dr. Collins. 44 biolog Left to right: Dr. Alrutz, Dr, Archibald, Dr. Morgan, Dr. Truman, and Dr. Lind- sey, physics Left to right: Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Howe, and Dr Smith chemistr Left to right: Dr. Sutton, Dr. Brown, Dr. Spessard, Dr. Ronneberg, and Dr. Ever' hart. geology-geograph mathematics Dr. Grohom and Dr. Mohord. Left to right: Dr. Sterrett, Miss Wetzel, Mr. Grudin, Mr. Prentice ond Mr. Seobury. psycholog Dr. Wolfe, Dr. Bishop, Dr, Mountjoy, and Mr. Honig, shown from left to right. Members of the department who were absent when the picture was token are Dr, Carter, Dr. Lichtenstein, Deon Smith, ond Dr. Tonner. rf - music Mr. Lorson ond Mr. Moore. fs ..,Ak: L s M , Q is A, A,,o . ig 1 Beethoven Mr. Miller ond Miss Houry with student Mary Lou Hodges. Mr. Gelfer with student Joan Morgan. Dr. Eschmon -.17-.naw ix Q s2rg1m u, l. '-qui Mr. Hunter theater he if , 'Q I Mr. Brosmer conducts cm class in the theater lobby Mr. Wright Mr. Smith with members of 0 closs in stage design. Left to right: Mr. Trump, Dr. King, Mrs. Campbell and Dr. Ketner. as s Left to right: Mr. Swinderman, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Shannon, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Piper, and Mr. Martin. physical education Dr. Yard Mrs. Northrup, Miss Ross, Miss Sanborn, Miss Von- Horn. Miss Shepherd was absent at the time of the picture. organizations senate Senate is composed of three members from eoch fraternity, sorority ond the Indepen- ents' Association. It was headed this year by D.C.G.A. Co-presidents Anita Jacobs and Jim Holdermon, and Co-vice presidents Ginny Kearney ond Chuck Crompton. It is through their Senate representatives thot Denisonions have on active voice in their student government. Executive Committee: C. Crompton, A. Jacobs, J. Holderman, G. Kerney. Row I: B. Bennett, B. Fleming, B. Hartman. Row 2: A. Gusweiler, N. Burns, J. Hauser, B. Denison, B. Roof. Row 3: N. Duffield, C. Swett, A. Judd, B. Anthony, F. Bonnet, J. Stanley Row 4: C. Patterson. P. Schettler, K, Hillyord, L. Brown, J. Wiliiams, L. Sturnpp, N. Kirkland, E. Lockwood. Row 5: B. Zinn, B. Gilbert, A. Kightlinger, B. Harris, L. Susey, J. Tontz, L. Goidry, R. Rexford. Row 6: J. McFadden, D. Immen, N. Hunting, D. Coursen, D. Hern, B, McNutt, T. DiFiiippo, T. Rowe. Row 7: D. Swoap, G. Garrett, J. Balckford, T. Roehl, D. Shrum, C. Brooks, D. Trudell, K. lcks. S men's judicial council Men's Judicial Council both discusses and enforces men's regulations, acting in a judi- cial capacity for the more serious problems. lt is comprised of the vice presidents of the men's social organizations and a chairman elected by the Denison men. This year's chairman was Dick Mann. women's judicial council Women's Judicial Council consists of the Standards chairman of each sorority and serves in a judicial capacity for serious problems concerning women's rules. This year's chairman was Dotty Jones. Row l: C. Oglesby, C. l-lowey, G. Kav- anagh, P. Jones. Row 2: J. Simon, J. Bodorff, D. Painter. Row 3: B. Wilson, N. Miller, D. D. Garrecht, R. Reighard, R, Coomer, D. Mann, E. Heekin. Row l: G. Kearney, D. Miller, Dr. Lewis, Dr. Archibald, President Knapp, Dean Smith, A. Jacobs, Deon Hartshorn, D. Jones. Row 2: Dean Lichtenstein, Dr. Sterrett, C. Crompton, Dr. Chessman, J. Holderman, W. Zinn, D. Jones, D. Immen, A. Lugor, C. Megby, N. Condon, C. Hagberg, D. Kersting, N. Kirkland, J. Lello, B. Robinson, P. Dawkins, E. Truitt, J. Bates, G. Weist, J. Johnson, L. Betts, J. Shadel, J. Gibson, M. L. Brod- beck, L. Felt, E. Nisbet, K. Elder, L. Rosene, D. Miller. student-faculty executive committee This student-faculty group is composed of the officers of Senate, the president of Women's Council, the chairmen of Women's Judicial Council and Men's Judicial Council and facul- ty advisors. This is primarily a policy making group and they discuss issues of importance concerning students, faculty, and administra- tion. women's council Women's Council governs all women's dormi- tories and is responsible for women's rules. lt consists of the president and vice president of each women's residence hall and the chairman of Women's Judicial Council in addition to its own president and vice president. Debbie Miller served as president this year. junior advisors The Junior Advisors, a select group of junior men and women, live in the freshman dorrni- tories and help in the guidance and direction of new Denisonians. While kept very busy answering thousands of questions, the J.A.'s strive to help each student successfully in- tegrate the many phases of college life, l I 4 Row l: M. Gafney, P. Handy. Row 2: C. Hornby, E. Weiffenbach, B. Denison. Row 3: B. Kornjathy, B. Easterday, C. Hauser, M. Mutschler. Row 4: N. Duffield, M. J. Jagger, N. Hunting, W. Williams, L. Stumpp. Row l: J. Baird, N. Bibler, B. Mason, J. Reece, B. Lewis. Row 2: A. Shields, J. Sebring, D. Augenbaugh, D. Rich. Row 3: D. Huffman, G. Garrett, B. Zinn, A. Judd, D. Swoap, E. Starinchok, B. Kleck, B, Gilbert, L. Baker, M. Taliak. phi beta kappa Election to Phi Beta Kappa is based on character and outstanding scholarship. Worthy juniors and seniors receive this out- standing honor. Row l: C. Bachman, J. A. Johnson, C. Shanesy, J. Optekar, L. Logan. ! Row 2: M. Hull, C. Megby, J. Tecklenberg, D. Miller, A. Morris, L. Rosene. E Row 3: D. G. Brown, D. Dennis, J. Baird, l D. Swoap, R. Augenbaugh. phi society Phi Society is the scholastic honorary for freshmen. Founded at Denison in l925, this honorary requires a total of ll2 grade points RO for its membership. Later they may add the Rgbyl M, L, Hgdgesl Row 2: D. Nelson, A. Grigsby, S. Marks, C. Wilson, S. Perrott w l: R. Knight, C. Orr, S. Story, M. Drach, S. Gill, H. Bird, J. other Greek Letters, Beta Kappa. f J. Cogan, E. Sproat, A. Carter. Row 3: S. Morrow, N. Locke, C. Jordan, D. Downs, D. Miller, L. Betts, J. Air, L. Simmons. Row 4: D. Smith, S. Kinney, C. Dugle, S. Clark, M. Varney, D. Jones, G. DeMallie. Row 5: J. Knapp, D. Trudell, D. Reeder, R. Wehling, W. Beck, R. Carlton, J. Blackford. mortar board Mortar Board is a national senior women's honorary. Qualifications for membership in- clude scholarship, leadership, and service to the college. Members ot Mortar Board serve as Chapel monitors, assist in freshmen orientation, and give a traditional scholar- ship recognition banquet in the spring. Row S..Lewis, P.lM.cLough, M.'H. Ayers, J. Bodorft. Scholarship, leadership, and participation in campus activities are criteria for member- ship in ODK, senior men's honorary. The group discusses campus problems and pro- motes campus morale. Row 2 C Shanesy J Armstrong Row 3: A. Morris, D. Miller, J. Tecklenberg, Miss Weeks, S. Miskelly, G. Kearney. Row l: J. McDonald, J. Brown, D. Brown. Row 2: D. Scott, G. Davison, B. Van Court, J. Newton, J. Wahle, D Good. Q' f ' W 4 -.MA . mz'. Q. Row l: L. Stumpp, M. Mutscher, M. J. Jagger, S. Roberts, B. Denison. Row 2: Carol Megby, N. Duffield, M. Kersting, J. Bates, C. Hen- don. Raw 3: N. J. Burns, B. Ford. Row l: D. Brown, D. Brown, D. Mann, J. Wahle, D. Good. Row 2: D. Zahn, A. Judd, D. Swoap, T. Little, J. Donley. Row 3: R. Van Court, J. Boss, G. Mahon, D. Rich, P. Odebrecht, W. Anthony, J. Newton, D. Shell. crossed keys This Junior women's service honorary performs vari- ous functions for the college. Members are chosen on the basis of leadership and service. They assist Blue Key in planning for Dad's Day, aid in the Mother's Day program, and generally promote campus-wide activities. blue key Members of Blue Key are chosen on a basis of scholarship, service, and leadership in activities. Members of this national Junior men's service hon- orary serve as ushers for Chapel and plan the annual Dad's Day program. d.c.e.p. cabinet D. C. E. P. cabinet works through Bonds of Friend- ship, Christian Emphasis Days, Vesper services every Sunday evening and campus publications to pro- mote the Christian attitude on campus. lt also offers service programs utilized by the members of all fraternities, sororities, and the Y. , l Row l J White P Handy M. J. Jagger, A. Van Court, S V.VV.C.a. Cablnet Shanley, c. HQglb5rg,'s. Maskgiiy. The cabinet of the Y. W. C. A. is composed of the leaders in charge of the various commissions. These members formulate the general policies and work on the individual programs of the Y. Row 2: D. Rich, R. Van Court, D. Dudley, B. Bailey, G. Parajon G. Bayless, C. Megby, A. Duncan, l. Carrol, S. Roberts, W. Zinn J. Tecklenberg. Row l: N. J. Burns, A. Davis, B. Herman, M. Hull. Row 2: G. Gates, P. Handy, D. Conner, B. Kamjathy, J. Bodorff, J Armstrong, A. Younkman, B. Brown, J. Tecklenberg. we Business Manager: Tom Roehl, Co-Editors: J. Siegel, E. Nisbet. B. Harris, B. Siegel, K. Macey, H. Bigalow. adytum The co-editors of the l958 Adytum attempt to bring to you the picture of our campus .... the unique atmosphere which prevails in our social and academic contacts. The individuals that are its character, the experiences that are its tradition, and the places that are its stability paint Denison's scene. The yearbook is entirely a student publication developed throughout the academic year and published in the tall so that springtime events may be covered. N. Youel, A. Sanborn, N. Con- don, N. Locke, A. lrgens. C. Baker, B. Hakes, D. Waldheger, A. Lucas, V. Hundley, L. Droba, D. Perry, D. Miller. i L. Leithner. Absent from picture was J. Air. iss: D. Rogers, J. Stanley, B. Beckley. J, Whitmere, W. Netting, S. Ritchie, B. Gilbert. 59 the denisonian The Denisonian is the weekly student newspaper which gives amusing and in- teresting news coverage of campus events and issues. It is also a spring board for campus opinion. Editors: W. Williams, C. Shan- SSYI B- Denison, D- SCOH- C. Hendon, B. Bennett, B. Ford, N Burns. Row i: K. Delavan, A. lrgens, H. Green. Row 2: S. Ritchie, J. Denison, S. Clark, M. Cook, B. Atkinson, L. Schwailie, L. Soffel, C. Erikson, A. Grigsby, J. Stafford, B. Beckley. -3-L in K f, x fi . ax? , Q - . iff? S. Kinney, W. Kinnaman. D. Dusterburg, S. Hout, A. Larimer, M. Rogers, M. Yee. exile Exile, the Denison campus literary magazine, is published twice during the school year. lt encour- ages original service writing and gives expression to the work of talented student authors. Students publishing in the Exile often publish in New Cam- pus Writing, a Magazine which contains the best of all college writing in the United States. Exile Editors: D. Trudell, G. Wallace, C. Dugle, W. Lewis Staff: B. Davis, A. lrgens, J. Morgan, R. Hankamer, N. Weintraub, D. Swoop, D. Harger, G. Garrett. Row l: M. l-louk, B. Roof, P. Goerk, J, Morgan. Row 2: J. Waugh, E. Wertz, A. Gescheider, M. N. Briner, P. Pen- ner, l-l. Bird, C. Stull, S. Clark, N. Gibson, S. Rairdon, J. Shumaker, C. Mixer, S. Gill, K. Bauer. Mrs. Campbell, M. Jung, B. Russ, l. Carroll, J. Siegel, Dr. Ketner. lambda mu The talented and interested women musicians on our campus are organized as Lambda Mu, the wom- en's music honorary. Their work consists of usher- ing and performing. alpha rho tau The newly founded art honorary, Alpha Rho Tau, is composed of students who have twelve semester hours ot art with no grade below B and who possess artistic interests beyond the classroom. The group attends and presents art shows and maintains a dis- play window in Newark. mu sigma Those men who have contributed outstandingly to the Denison musical societies are recognized by Mu Sigma, the men's music honorary. Row l: W. Hopkins, D. Spray, W. Weh, A. Angell. Row 2: B. DeVille, H. White, R. Allen, R. Carleton, T. Roop. Row 3: L. Simmons, P. Stoughton, Dr. Eschman, J. Reece. Raw 4: Mr. l-lunter, B. Ehrle, P. Odebrecht, W. l-loeft. Row 5: G. Gilbert, T. Hinely, B. Wickham, Standing: P. Cameron. stew lfwsegftt ii 3, tl Row l: J. Sjostrom, L. Sim- mons, W. Breininger, R. Carleton, W. Carney, E. -...Mg Charsky, D. Atack, C. An- 'H--M.. dreae, D. Wheeler, M. True, D. Jett, J. Thatcher. Row 2: T. Stevens, W. Com- stock, R. Benshoff, H. Eks- trom, W. Stoner, A. Angell, W. Hoeft, H. Kidd, J. Hack- ett, C. Gehlbach, W. Wick- ham, D. Smith. Row 3: D. Carroll, J. Topin- ka, H. West, T. Gaidry, E. Emerson, D. Dawson, R. Weaver, J. Dudley, J. Core nell, D. Guy, J. l-less, J. Schieda. Row 4: T. Thuma, D. Pan- cake, C. Reuter, S. Pew, C. Kehres, M. Rodgers, D. Spray, J. Schuck, F. Fitschen, R. Hartman, J. Evans, D. Doeppers, D. Preston, R. Dold, O. Wintermute. men's glee club The Men's Glee Club was this year under the direc- tion of Dale Moore. The chorus went on several con- cert tours throughout the year, including an eastern trip during Spring vacation, and combined with the Women'S Glee Club for a Mother's Day program in May. Women's glee club Under the direction of Dale Moore, the Wom- en's Glee Club meets twice weekly. They give two annual concerts, one each Spring and Fall, in addition to their part in the Mother's Day program. Row li V. Garnham, B Quayle, N. Gibson, C. Mind rup, M. K. Shenefield, M Friel. Row 2: J. Holloway, S Clark, G. Shetler, D. Boe, S Pastorelle. Row 3: J. Johnson, J. Hard esty, l.. Sutjak, A. Grover M. Cook, S. Colwell, K Blackmur, J. Higgins. Row 4: S. Jones, B. Well man, B. Porter, N. Gowing C. Berry, A. Wakefield, S Rairdon, J. Stafford, C. Pat terson, D. Adams. Row 5: J. King, B. Mc Combs, B. Bolt, B. Schott S. Shanley, M. Free, L. Cul len, S. McAllester. Row 6: N. Youel, J. Air, B Tanger, M. L. l-lodges, C Mixer. Pianist: N. Huffer. Director: Dale Moore. Row l: E. Schweizer, C. Newhall, P. Winsor, K. Hinkle, J. Fodor, E. Wertz, K. Smith, J. Higgins, B. Moore. Row 2: P. England, P. Penner, M. Kersting, N. Huffer, K. Smith, L. Sutjak, M. Briner, N. Weaver, S. Adams, S. Miskelly, N. Bryan. Row 3: P. Maull, R. Mullikin, S. Rairdon, C. George, S. Marks, P. Denny, P. Tokar, C. Allen, S. Ramsey, S. Clark, K. Sizer. Row 4: D. Guy, G. Lantz, T. Glaser, T. Ludlow, D. Smith, P. Wyse, P. Cameron, O. Winter- mute, D. Blisard, L. Simmons. concert choir Members of the Concert Choir are selected on the basis of their outstanding vocal ability. The choir sings for Thursday evening Chapel services. They also perform during Commencement week-end and give several concerts throughout the year. Dale K. Moore is the director. Row l: B. Wickham, M. Light, C. Hart, G. Gilbert, M. Saunders, A. Mittendorf, J. Harden, H. Bird, L. Mclntyre, A. Code, S. Lay- ton, K. Bauer. Row 2: K. Boyd, J. Knapp, H. White, M. Briner. concert band The Band is composed of interested and qualified Denison student musicians. This spring the band presented a formal band concert and played for out- door Chapel services. The officers were William Wickham, President, Paul Odebrecht, Manager, Joan Shumaker, Secretary, and Helen Bird and Nellie Davis, Librarians. Row 3: T. Stevens, J. Shumaker, T. Hinely, D. Bowman, B. Smith, B. Layman, D. Stoker. Row 4: W. Major, E. Rice, T. Roop, D. Griffiths, T. Palmer. Standing: C. Stull, R. Frary, J. Glick, M. Houk, G. Hunter. annul!!! ll masquers Masquers is a theater honorary requiring five hund- red hours ot credit for work done in productions during the year. Twenty-five ot these hours must be spent in backstage work. university players To be a member of University Players, one hundred twenty-five hours of credit in theatrical productions are necessary, twenty-five of these must be acquired in backstage work. This organization is open to all students interested in theater work. Row l: D, Jones, D. Weber, A. Williams, T. Kriechbaum, E. Mallory G Kelly A Hull B Frary, A. Pfister, F. Bally. Row 2: L. Rue, J. Guthrie, S. English, D. Jones, C. Emshotf, C Mindrup J Funk P Stein K. l-lowey, C. Scott, B. Schettler. Row 3: E. Guest, D. Beach, J. Otis, G. Yanson, P, McKenna, W Bushnell theater productions There were tour major theater productions this past year. Teahouse at the August Moon directed by William Brasmer was the tirst production and star- red Dan Beach as Sakni, Emily Possehl as Lotus Blossom and Francis Bayley as Captain Erisby. Tom Hawley starred as Macbeth in the production Mac- beth directed by William Brasmer. Connie Howey and Gayle Yanson played alternating double roles at Lady Macbeth and Lady MacDuft, Richard G, Smith directed A Streetcar Named Desire. The production starred John Otis as Stanley, Ann Wilf liams as Stella, Alice Pfister as Blanche, and Bill Schettler as Mitch. At Mother's Day Weekend the production Escapade directed by Edward A. Wright was presented. Starring were John Otis as John Hampden, Kay Elder as Stella Hampden, and Dan Beach as Mr. Skillingworth. amed Desire The Teohouse of the August Moon Macbeth ...J Macbeth R. Knight, G. Ferugson, J. Baird, C, Bachman, D. Kurtz, D, Reeder, P. Woodworth, M. Calhoun, S. Perrott, Dr. Stern. Row l: D. Torgler, A. Marlowe, P. Michel, M. Dunn, B. Atkinson. Row 2: S. Jones, Dr. Bancroft, A. Martinez, J. Gerster, L. Knapp, J. Wormick, Dr. Steele. Row l: C. Wagstaff, B. Goosmonn, E. Corse, W. Williams, M. Gustafson B, Hess, A. Peterson. Row 2: N. Willowby, B. Komjathy, P. Goerke, J. Tecklenberg, M. Brad ley, Dr. Secour, C. Lee, B. Jucius, S. Shanley, M. Tallentire, P. Horshaw, M. A. Self, P. Stern, A. Winondy, J. Johnson. delta phi alpha Delta Phi Alpha may tap o student who has completed twelve semester hours of German with at least a B average. The honorary continues interest in German at a weekly German table including German movies and songs. This year's Wachtmeister were: Jay Baird, President, Carol Bachman, Vice President, Glen Prohoska, Secretary. sigma delta pi Sigma Delta Pi is an honorary for third year Spanish students particularly interested in Spanish history and geography. The weekly Spanish table provides on opportunity to in- crease their fluency in speaking Spanish. Los Oficiales for this year were: Nancy Condon, President, Penny Michel, Vice President-Social Chairman, Ann Marlowe, Secretory-Treasurer, Diane Hart, Publicity Chairman. pi delta phi Pi Delta Phi is based upon interest and scholastic achievement in the French lan- guage. Members of the honorary attend a weekly French table and sponsor French films. ln 1949 Dr. Walter Secor founded this chapter. Les Officiers this year have been: Judy A. Johnson, President, Joyce Tecklenberg, Vice President, Dorothy Painter, Secretary, Holly Sawyer, Treasurer. alpha epsilon delta Members of this honorary have completed three semesters of Pre-Medical work, rank- ing in the upper-third of their class. They plan lectures and advise prospective medical students. This year's officers were: Paul Odebrecht, President, Anne Davis, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Dr. Arthur W. Lindsey is Faculty Adviser. chemical society The Chemical Society, the oldest depart- mental honorary on campus, sponsors mov- ies, field trips, discussions and lectures to promote greater understanding of the sci- ence of chemistry. They also provide the Freshman Chemistry Medal. This year's of- ficers were: Jon Rogers, President, Tom Evans, Vice President, Joan Bates, Secre- tary-Treasurer. math club This club is organized in the interest of ap- plying mathematics to daily life. Repre- sentatives of industry and members of the faculty present lectures on these applica- tions. This year's officers were: Marjorie Keith, President, Lanse Baker, Vice Presi- dent, Ruth Knight, Secretary, Jay Sload, Treasurer. a-vi 3' Row l: A. Davis, S. Gill, G. Williams. Row 2: P. Odebrecht, G. Parajon, W. Wolfe, D. Zahn. Row 3: Dr. Truman, Dr. Morgan, E. Rice, Dr. Lindsey, T. Evans J Rogers, J. Reece. Row l: S. Marks, S. Gill, T. Evans, L. Logan. Row 2: M. L. Herring, J. Bates, D. Waldheger, A. Code, G. Paraion Row 3: G. Donahower, J. Reese, L. Houk, J. Allen, E. Rosequist, D Erikson. Row 4: D. Smith, B. DeVille, P. Odebrecht, J. Topinka. Row 5: B. Milliron, P. Woodworth, R. Jablonski, H. Bigelow. Standing: Mr. Daniels, Dr. Ronneberg, Dr. Brown, Dr. Spessard, Dr Sutton. Standing in front: J. Rogers. Standing in front: M. Keith. Row l: J. Armstrong, L. Baker, W. Byars, R. Keyser, Mr. Seabury Row 2: M. Tenbroeck, B. Spencer, M. Shafer, J. Rodefer, G. Mahon Row 3: R. Knight, S. Perrott, C. Wilson, D, Sweeder, Dr. Wetzel, Mr Prentice. Row 4: Dr. Sterrett, M. L. Herring, D. Scoville, Mr. Grudin. Standing in front: B. Haett. Row iz K. Haug, J. Kennedy, D. Arey, J. Sebring. Row 2: Dr. Mahard, Dr. Graham, G. Hammond, T. Roehl, K. Reighard. L. Berger, C. Bachman, P. Nichols, M. Gaffney, L. Rosene, M. DePew, J. Baird, Dr. Seeger, B. Beard, J. Optekar, P. Smith, J. Newton, Mr. Held, Dr. Preston, Mr. Watson, Dr. Stratton. Row l: B. Denison, C. Horne, N. Spurlino, N. Fuller, L. Schettler, C. Emshoff, A. Davis, G. Williams, M. Hughes. Row 2: J. Evans, B. Goble, N. Locke. c. l. herrick geological society Members ot the C. L. Herrick Geological So- ciety are sophomore, junior, and senior geol- ogy majors. The society attempts to further and develop interest in this natural science. phi alpha theta Members of Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honorary, must have twelve semester hours of history with no grade below a B and a three point average in all other courses. psi chi Through lectures and discussions, Psi Chi, the national psychology honorary works to create and advance interest in psychology. Each year an award is given to the student who has writ- ten the best paper in any psychology course. rho beta chi Rho Beta Chi is the radio broadcasting honor- ary. Membership is determined from those showing interest and ability in the work at WDLJB, the campus radio station. eta sigma phi Membership for Eta Sigma Phi, the classical language honorary, requires outstanding work in either ot the classical languages, Latin and Greek. Its purpose is to promote further in- terest and to stimulate the study of the classics among its members, with emphasis on the art and literature of ancient Greece and Rome. pi delta epsilon One must be on the Board of Publications or be a department or staff head for two years or work in the capacity ot business manager or editor for one year to be eligible for member- ship in Pi Delta Epsilon. The student directory and the football programs are publications of this society. Row l: W. Jennings, R. Mulvania, D. Opperman. Row 2: G. Bayless, J. McFadden, R. Coomer, E. Guest, C. Jordan, R. Hankamer, E. Hawkins, W. Herring, J. Westerberg, R. Stevens, S. Marston, P. Penner. J. Hill, M. Collin, R. Van Court, J. Fields, P. Schettler, Dr. Dean, A. Van Court. Row l: J. Wahle, G. De Mollie, B. Atkinson, N, Burns. Row 2: D. Trudell, B. Beard, D. Harger, B. Ford. Row 3: J. Newtoro, J. Optekar, C. Hendon. Raw 4: G. Wallace, D. Diffendortcr, C. Duglc, W. Williams, C. Shanesy, J. Witmer. On Wall: J. Donley, B. Kinnamon, B. Netting, T. Roerl, D. Scott. 71 S Row l: F. Cucinelli, S. Smith, L. Rosene, N. J. Burns, W. Williams, M. H. Ayres, A. Morris. Row 2: L. Berger, M. Houk, S. Cox, B. Atkinson, M. Gaffney, E. Weif- fenback, K. Billman, M. Hull, M. A. Gustafson, G. Gates. franco-calliopean society kappa delta pi The aims of Kappa Delta Pi, the education honorary, are to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards, and to recognize outstanding contributions to educa- tion, Membership to the organization includes students having high scholarship in both edu- cation and other fields. To increase interest in its field, Kappa Delta Pi sponsors discussions and outside speakers. Franco-Colliopean, the creative writing honor- ary, determines its membership from those showing outstanding interest and achieve- ments in the field of literature. This society discusses the writings of its own members, in addition to other literature. Row l: Dr. Stern, S. Marks, A. lrgens, A. Allison. Row 2: R. Hankarner, J. Morgan, B. Quayle, C. Hornby. Row 3: M. Hull, B. Atkinson, C. Galbrith. Row 4: C. Jordan, R. Canary, D. Trudell. varsity dabate lntercollegiate competition in debating pro- vides for the Varsity Debate group, practice and extensive research in various subjects. They further their adeptness at debating at various national tournaments, such as the Capital Hill in Washington, D. C., and the North-South tournament. psychology club The Psychology Club is new to Denison this year. It is open to all psychology majors and other students interested in this subject. Un- der the direction of Mr. Mountjoy, the club presents various speakers through Wednesday evening lectures. The officers were: Ronald Tonneberger, President, Ardon Judd, Vice President, Carol Cordes, Secretary, Barbara Goble, Treasurer. french club Interest in French conversation is the only qualification for membership in the French Club. It meets every Tuesday evening for dinner at Curtis dining hall. At these meet- ings, the programs are based on French cus- toms, songs and games. This year monthly business meetings were also held at the various sorority houses. During the holiday season a French Christmas party was given by the group. wdub WDUB is the cornpus rcidio stotion which offers o wide selection of programs to the student body. Sports events, news, music, ond other fields ore covered by this group. In oddition to the service it renders to the compus, it is o training ploce for oll interested in rodio work. R Houston S Morston R. Kissel WDU sQ1r m.... cosmopolitan club The Cosmopolitan Club is a small nucleus of about fifteen students who are working togeth- er toward a better understanding of world rela- tions. The club and their invited guests are promoting a vital world understanding on the Denison campus by meeting and discussing as friends. M Shafer, C. Taylor, B. Davis, G. McCracken, S. Postorelle, C. Corbin, S Clark. Row l: A. Martinez, A. Winandy, C. Veress. Row 2: K. K. Hla, Dr. Chiang, D. l-larger, S. Roberts. independent association The Denison Independents Association is com- posed of all unaffiliated men and women, The association provides its members with social organization and representation in student government and campus functions. Maxine Shafer was President, Galle Lewis, Secretary, and Thomas Ellinger, Treasurer. Row l: T. Pierrat, B. Grafton, R. Patterson, J. Sebring, F. Am- Row 4: F. Moore, P. Halliday, S. Emmons, L. Eads, J. Maschal, M brosie, J. Olcatt, D. Zahn, R. Mercandante, W. Hoag, J. Kraus. Yee, P. Dunham, B. Summers. Row 2: W. Wolfe, R. Holt, D. Preston, G. Hill, E. Starinchak, D. Row 5: B. J. Clark, H. Bubb, R. Huffman, T. Thompson, J. Witmer Dudley, M. Kaplan, A. Martinez, D. Brown, B. Porter. L. Knapp, G. Mahon, l-l. Summers. Row 3: D, Black, M, l-lall, T. Moore, A. Sanborn, R. Follett, J. Row 6: R. Coulter, D. Hinz, R. Jones, R. Rinehart, R. Keyser, J Travis, H. Loving, L. Reinke, D. Brown. Davis, R. Branand, F. Caron. d association The purpose of the D association is to foster school spirit and enthusiasm. Their membership includes all those men who have lettered in an intercol- legiate sport. cheerleaders W The Cheerleaders added much to the Big Red spirit this year. Everyone was pleased with their new uniforms and new cheers. ,z-'ery W. Williams, S. Roberts, N. J. Burns, Captain, D. Torgler, C. Hornby, J. Morgan. freshman class council P P k J K k B b R b B H junior class council B Il Z C I H b L d S D Op il-HJ' sophomore class council JT GhY N Bh T Sh 77 air force roto The purpose of the Air Force ROTC is To troin selected students in certoin functions normolly performed by officers in the Air Force, Besides this if includes porficipotion in field trips to vorious Air Force boses around the country where they see the octuol procedures in pro- gress. Eoch foll the Air Force ROTC holds its Mili- tory Boll. Ann Downing wos selected os this yeor's Queen while Iris Corroll ond Judy John- son served on her court. fraternities and sororities ' . ,. W A'EaM1jeQa1w:1e- QW ' ' '. - 2 I aww . 3-if .- Sa. ,Yi 3 ' J ZA, - Ya qs' - 'K 4 - Q , xg f SQ: , gk Q A Q: 5 'ity , ww, A 1 ,Ji-re -' A if A ,MQ 1 r 4 if 'im -if Ax , VW M ,, .rw . . , . , -V 14 -,Q ww f! 5ffefe1LE,fi?4fw---K ' 'X' ' f A W' gy - www? , , . W MM, A Y . . 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Sessions, C. Crompton, R Row 2: J. Yerkes, J. Munson, F. Turner, L. Komjothy, H. Jones, Patterson, S. Hindley, D. Shrum, D. Oppermann, A. Sanborn, C J. Davis, G, DeMallie, A. Burcino, l-l. Smiley, T. Roelril, S. Laidlaw, Beard, J. Rogers, J. Kraus, F. Moore. Sure, many fun times too . . kappa s1gma Bermudas and food . . . fantastic, but sometimes cocktails and candles . . Left Group-Kneeling: Row l: G. Long, J. Olcott, R. Patterson, A. Standing: S. Hearne, K. Boyd, W. Butler, A. Brown, C. Hart, J Angell, D. Seiple, N. Weintraug. Schwartz, P. Fleming, B. Brenizer. Row 2: T. Schramm, D. Coursen, L. Knapp, J. Jewell. On Wall: G. Gerlach, G. Mahon, F. Jones, F. Caron, G. Gilbert Row 3: T. Baker, J, Hackett, H. Somers. D. Beach, J. Tschantz, C. Mullikin, H. Curry, W. Heid, W. Wick ,eww 41 . f ef'-ww, ,. . fmuumwf wt ,mf Menu. -f,.,Mm.'.- mm... -M wmwff- f-4. Maw .11 1:-.wr......mv. . .,....ym,.f1wa ..1.,eu.: ,:.,.Di,l . -.guff.v:.1.wgQe. Q- M,-peg N.zr:m.m.2r:-,wi-L-xmas... 'WW . fi2fMSfk'f15ZEz?i Variety, ever intriguing . .. hom, B. Hocig. Right Group-Kneeling: W. Robertson, N. Orth, D. Genlboch. Standing: T. Hineiy, A. Smith. On Wall: J. Hedges, W. Wen, E. Rosenquist, B. Fuller. ' rg?-1 I -wi' is irf, 1Ql,,fW,QS9,,,' ir , fi '79 .. , ' fWfN'w delta theta Never mind the flu . . . team spirit carries on . . Left Group-Row l: B. Wallace, T. Trautwein, B. Martin, Hartman, B, Gerrnond, A. Martinez, B, Grady. Row 31 J. Ball, R. Keyser, T. Borland, B. Slwoquisf, J Row 2: T, Doggett, J. Hart, J. Knapp, H. Loving, J. Skinner, B. Marriott. Row 4: G. Thornpson, S. Schoper, R. Shotts, A. Lewis. old, J. Moschol. Right Group-Row l: L. Sucsy, J. Gorwood, H. Bubb, Row 3: J. Hogshead, D. Joblonski, D. Wolfe, D. D. Pheneger, B. Clark, F. Sturgell. Scott, R. Wilson, K. Stott, B. Leeds, R. Coomer, E. Row 2: An Intruder, J. Blunk, B. McNutt, J. 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W... 2 1' ' 4, f M L ' H' T 'F ' L wi' M W X' 'M 5 1 H934 1 ,A f may Nw x.fM .. M fx ' Y 'iv M fm. , . - A . 'W-'WWW-L A f , M, . 14. .. .- n., , sir .sn A K I . 3 , -i ' ,, f ' 2 4 9 W' 1 min' , H'- NQ f .g:.- Tf'm Q 'NW N 4 FX 'K A . f 'PH-4' W H- 'W 'I 4 fm n S Q ,pw ,wp x Sk- 5 J A MX . ,EJ .Q Q 1 '- can if ,- - A-K fxnfi MY! 'H K gg I yi Jw , M m 0 A V' .31 BEE-2 Qi W A ajigfiv x my Q JW' Y fu, . L, K . - 1 , . W X fi 'igiaq 1 -- B151 gg., ,.,, mlm .L 3 an M vp., ,E- lf KV A 'I vt wen u Right Group-Row l: R. Isabel, R. Rogers, T. Kirkbomb, E. Emerson. Row 2: J, Oviatt, J. Thompson, R. Willis, V. Bartels, J. Butler. Row 3: B. Smith, D. Vipond, W. Arzonetti, A. Korte, G. Warren. Row 4: D. Todd, D. Dawson. On Root: Row l: T. Pieratt, D, Row 2: J. Stanley, F. Bonnet. Row 3: R. Beard, G. Bayless. Krafft sigma alpha epsilon Left Group--Row l: J. Buxton, D, Eriksen, A Knightlinger. Row 2: G. Donohower, W. Bushnell, P. Gordon. Row 3: B. Horris, P. Holmes, D. Aughenbough, L Seik, H. Kidd, B. McCoy, L. Boker, N. Nilson, Wherever the field . . , whatever the game . . Right Group: Row l: J. Thompson, R. Augenbaugh, P. Gretzinger, T. Watkins, Row 2: A. Filippo, J. Travis, K. Collins. Row 32 B. Shaw, B. Gilbert, M. Taliak, R. Powell, G, Guyer, N. Bibler. Row 4: P. Stoughton, J. Jeisel, T. Palmer, W. Zinn. always a whale of a time . Row 5: J, Dudley, J. Beltz. On Steps-Railing: C. Cleland, E, Wish, R. Gilbert K. Holley, K. Haug, W. Jones, P. Phelps, P. Dunham On Steps-near house: P. Tokar, B. Must, B. Brandt T. Edwards, T. Rutter, R, Sommers, P. Baker, P Sherman. 1 93 american commons club Indoors or out . . . experts at concocting atmosphere . . . giris, of course. plus Left Group-Sitting: W. Stoner, B. Frory, G. Musson. Standing: R. Rixford, H, West, J. Goidry, P. Zollner. Right Group4Stonding: P. Cameron, J. Moloney, F. Korokos Sitting-Row I: T, Worm, L. Reinke, B. Ehrle. Row 2: R Benshoff G. Harper, T Dewey D. Jones . , . , , A. Row 3: B. DeVille.. B. Moore, D. Rhood. Curtis delta upsilon Orchid queen . . . happy moments . . Left Groupglineelingz S. White, M. Pawlak, B. Rice, F. Fitschen, l-loett, R. Kleven. D. Jones, H. Ekstrom, J, Blackford, B, Wehling, D. Kuhlman. Row l: G. Garrett, W. Maxson, T. Ludlow, B. Bailey, D. Shell. Row l: T. Evans, J, Wicke, R. Berger, J. Corness, G. Barnes, K. Porch: B. Saunders, G. Klein, E. Charsky. Keyt, C. Reuter. Root: K. Frey, D. Brown, D. Seaberg, R, l-lamady. . .. 1 l I K x l t J :ww E 5 M,g,.3 3.13 a a Q 3.i,li'ii5i5'i 'lii sas ii in .-A. Ma., . , casual, crazy times spark laughter . . Row 2: C. Herrick, J. Arnold, D. Arey, J. Chandler, S. English, J. Unna, D. Dosppers, D. Reeder, R. Brown, R. Rauch, G. Swartz, M. Kaplan. Row 3: W. VanWagenen, D. Kurtz, B. Kochs, A. Lacy, T. Roof. Roofe-Row l: T. Hammermeister, A. Ridley, P. Lardner, J. Allen, R. Lincoln, R. Huffman. Row 2: G. Davidson. Right Group-Kneeling: S. Kinney, R. Carleton, D. Jones, B. 4 . Q, alpha tau omega A Congratulations due . . . newness added To frat Tradition ever the serenades Left Group-f-Row iz J, Boss, Woriny Grond Chief Lorry Long, D Griffith, Rondoipla Eide. Row 2: J. Topinko, J. Erickson, L. Loveil, W. Hering, W. Brein d is K K, fa as a r,.. in f, -suzfg E-in K .Z , mx 1 1 A v K Y x ,sir il a - Q 3 x if arf 'F . 'if 'Q g Q51 , ' 3 echo in our midst .. Right Groupfflow 1: D. Guy, R. Conrad, T. Mc:CollougI'1, Row 2: K, Reighordt, R, Houston, T, Bell, Mg i i Q: ' 1 0 Chl Cmega Sarcline carl open houses . . . rushees galore . . Left Group+Row l: A. Grigsby, N. Willoughby, H. Fleck. Row 5: J. Clarke, B. Spencer, D. Rosebraugh, C. Jordan, R. Zorn Row 2: J. Fishack, T. Dixon, N. Kirkland. L. Davis. Row 3: C. Saunders, P. Romano. Standing: F. Mitchell, B. Herman, A. Davis, P. McLouth, G Row 4: G. Becker, S. Nerad, A. Spetnogel, J. Miley, A. McCusky, Williams, C. Bochrnan, A. Reed, M. Hade, S. Morrow, L. Kothera J. Jackson, L. Logan. C. Stull, C. Hauser, Mrs. Schleufer, J. Funk, S. McAllester, C Megby, J. Wormick, J. Schultz, C. l-logberg. f l ,Q 1- Q aa 25 I've lost my voice! Right Group-Row iz M. Griiey, D. Miller. Row 2: B. Quisenberry, M. Briner, M. Free, A. Miller. Row 3: V. Bunce, B. Hawkins. Standing: M. Hodges, E. Moore, N. Huffer, C. Whiteleother. ij K . E. 1 'Y ,fbi B Inlw4P :wig 2 kappa alpha theta New pride of pledges . . . Whewl . . . Relax with grins and plans begin . . Left Group4Row li G. Carmichael, N. Walker, D. Cofoid, M. Row 4: A. Gusweiler, N. Benham, M. Gibson, A. Goubeaux, S English, E. Reeder, K. Covington. Rairdon, G. Galbreath, P. Valentive, C. Berry, C. Schuele. Row 2: S. l-lerron, l.. Leithner, S. Tuttle, S. Allen, L. Bromley, M, Row 51 S. Ritchie, M, Martin, S. Clark. Gaffney, B. Porter. Right Group-Row l: N. Weaver, D. Waldheger, N. Gerry, S Row 3: L. Simmons, S. Roberts, B. Sproat, A. Gescheider, S. Davis, P. Pickens, D. Richards. 0 W .kgs Q61 E1 V , as L mmm ME! .ms ... delta delta delta Left Group-Row l: C. Hornby, C. Patterson, E. Truitt. Row 2: B. McCombs, R. Willioms. Row 3: P. Schettler, J. Compbell, M. Self. Row 4: C. Dugle, J. Goepper, S. Jones, J. Fodor, C. Emslfuoff. Standing: P. Kubit, J. Griffiths, J. Loycodk, B. Brown, A. Marlowe Costumes, clovvning. . . Ulfveryone sing . 5 H-,Nu ii- - 'f E. ,bg 2 5. mm, s-Mk., 'fm' DN-8 S NNNN-u M-.N W N-A M-.MN Nygyw Mm r-M. Wwmm .mmmm -f.....,,,m-W if ,.,, r Right Group-Raw iz M. Mutschler, M. Kersting, B. Atkinson, Row 4: G. Carver, S. McLennon, P. Harshaw, B. Rohift, L. Sutjak A. Downing. J. Bigelow, J. King, B. Goosmann. Row 2: S. Evans, J. Waugh, J. White, C. Baker, D. Fischer. Row 5: C. Howey, B. Jucius, J. Crocker, J. Lello, S. Broker, J Row 3: K, Asselta, K. Hillyard, J, Johnson, K. Billmon, R. Brew, Dusek, K. l-lowey, C. Smith. C. Fe-rnyak, L. Soffel, C. Bayerschmidt. Standing: P. Pusey, A. Lugar, S. Erwin, R. Mullikin, J. Waugh, D Fitch. Dining at the house adds a zestful touch to the usual. O kappa kappa gamma Multi-performances . . . never, ever a dull moment . . . imagination put to use . . is epaa Left Group-Row l: J. Exman, N. Schad, M. Schurz, L. Schwallie P. Nickels. Row 2: S. Bolles, M. Jagger, S. Wood, J. Allen, J. Shortle, S Keach. Row 3: J. Shafer, B. Robinson, M. Pickett, C. Clark, P. Dawkins Standing: C. Veevers, J. Davis, J. Shadel, M, l-lart, M. Simon L. Vaughan. Right Group-Row l: J. Hudson, M. Weiland, A. lrgens, W. Row 3: K. lcks, M. Benson, J. Brown, B. Birch, P. Jensen, B. Ford, Williams, A. Hoffman, S. Smith, I. Carroll, M. Law, S. Sherman, A. Chute. S. Rodgers. Standing-S. Adams, Mrs. Robb, S. Arterton, S. Funk, J. Freder- Row 2: L. Droba, J. Simon, J. Johnson, J. Tecklenberg, L. Rosene, ick, B. Oechslin, B. Komjarhy, C. Cogan, P. Dempcy, M. Lang- B. Depew, A. Morris, M. Shipp, M. Ruff. acher, P. Bugas, 7 'Q vt W O8 alpha phi A bustle invades the house . . . community crepe paper stuffing Left Group+Row l: A. Duncorm, M, Brodbeck. Row 2: G. Von Scoy, C. George, S. Ericksen, A. Grover. Row 3: E. Felt, l.. Poull, J. Air, R. Golgono, J. Steirtbrenner. Row 4: R. I-lonser, F. Morris, N. Gowing, N. Youel, M. Tollentire, K. Vogt, D. Bog, M. Toppon, N. Furbuslw, N. Cross, M. Friel, J. Carlisle. . . up all night . . . have fun alurnsl Standing: M. Keith, R. Jester, D. Adams, A. Nevin, F. MacKinnon, M. l-lauk, E. Tanger, C. Horne. Right Group-Row l: J. l-lall, S. Hawkey, P. Stanbarger, P. Michel, P. Jones, N. Crumrine, M. Shenetield, M. Bradley. Raw 2: L. Kelly, N. Scheetz, R. Knight, P. Allen. Standing: B. Young, B. Roof, J. Bonnet, C. Hendon, C. Hull, D. Miller, M. Haag. r li' kn- tr W-o A 0 109 alpha 0miQ1'Qn Attentionl Be at the house at 8:00 sharp! Lett Group-qRow l: L. Rook, M. Cronk, J. Kreibel. hols, A. Code, G. Gornhom, S. Loyton, K, Smith. Row 2: J. McGregor, J. Harden, M. Light, J. Coords. Front of Porch: A. l-lull, P. Woodworth, S. Shonley L, Cullen, B Row 3: C. Felch, K. Delevon, P. Mobee, C. Loomer, P. Wogen- Eosterdoy, P. Penner. 5 L71 1 A A thought spurs the group to aCtion...vvatch for resultl On Porch: N. Wright, A. Adams, V. Stolz, H. Bird, M. Adams, M. Saunders, G. Weist, D. Scoville, A. Williams, E. Possehl, C. Prorner, P. McKnight, Right Group-Row l: Stafford, S. Perrott. Row 2: B. Quaile, N. Da Schetler, G. Bowman, B. Stevenson, D. Sweeder, G. Gates, J vis, M. Knight, M. DePuy, M. Herring, G -at 'ik delta gamma Projects to complete . . . a trip to the Childrens Horne . . . something for the actives Left Group-Row 1: M. Hull, S. Dunn, C. Geisler, J. Bodorff, B. Row 3: J. Botes, S. Smith, G, Ronold, C. Cciine, L. Gibbs, C Scbobeler, E. Wiffenboch, S. Hour, C. Wogstoff, S. Bixler. Erikson, L. Kramer, M. Motscb, A, Peterson. Row 2: P. Roberts, J. Biery, B. Bolt, H. Greer, L. Betts, L. Brown, Row 4: L. Rue, R. Wellmon, C. Onufrock, F, Hunter, E. Watson J. Optekor, L, Stumpp. C. Rosmusen. . I 1 . . but always a challenge. Right Group-Row l: J. Williams, A. Waltz, J. Linclstrom Row 2: N. Fuller, M. Williams, L. Johnson, B. Gaskill. Raw 3: P. Sawyer, E. Wertz. Row 4: J. Conger, K. Boles. , A pi beta phi A holiday catches our excitement . . . we turn domestic . . . always an occasion . . Left Groupillow l: V. Wallace, C. Cordes, G. Fochtmann, C. Tarvin, J. McFadden, Row 2: A. Lucas, M. Hart, J. Frost, M. Cook, N. Mellinger, C. Armstrong, S. Marston, B Bryant, C. Newhall, l. White, D. lmmen, N, O'Neill, Row 3: M. Murray, C. Leidy, C, Retter, M. Calhoun, P. Thomas, N. Adams, J. Friedberg. if N., the house is home. Right Group-Row 2: S. Siebentholer, S, Tyler, A. Lloyd, S. Doolittle. Row 2: C. Anderson, N. Hunting, A, McCulloch, D, Conner, C. Allyn, C. Mindrup. Row 31 J. Downing, J. Follis, E. Bender, J, Belt, J. Denison, C. Lundstrum, S. Colwell, Crichley. Row 4: S. Teel, N, Locke, B. l-less, N. Gibson, D. Perry, S. Miskelly, C. Lee, G. Yonson. i ll - 3 3? 1 fr ,L I I YE 9' 9. - 'mf MH The Inter-Fraternity Council is composed of men from each fraternity who provide the connecting link between the social groups and the administra- tion. Fraternity action and policies are discussed and formulated by the members to insure uniform campus conduct and goodwill. l.F.C. enacts laws governing current fraternity problems and main- tains active contact with each group. Row l: B. Powell, B. Tuttle, F. Caron. Row 2: l-l. Bigalow, J. Scott, D. Scott, D. Good, J. Rogers, P. Deni- son, P. Halliday. Row 3: T. Little, P. Cameron, B. Grafton, J. Boss, D. Rhoad, T. Borland, B. Bushnell, A. Kight- linger, D. Brown. Panhellenic Council maintains an active Co-oper- ative position with all the sororities on campus. lt is composed of two members from each sorority whose combined function is the supervision of the rushing period. Subordinating this, in various ways, Panhel promotes chapter integration on campus and is constantly striving to improve sorority status and organization in general. Row l: E. Wiffenbach, S. Cox, M. Gaffney, M. Mutchler, J. Frost, M. DePuy, J. White. Row 2: G. Ronald, C. Hauser, P. McLouth, D. Miller, A. Morris. Row 32 V. Hundley, M. Sharples. H6 l at xxwf L, '1 ,r.' + W lwnfe-gh ,. J athletics 'Il 7 football Denison University's most potent football team in his- tory, under the tutelage of Keith Piper, led the nation's small colleges in four departments breaking seven Ohio Conference records and twenty-four Denison records in their '57 season. As Co-Champions of the Ohio Conference, the Pipermen attained an 8-l record, suffering their only loss at the hands of Heidelberg on a last second field goal by Dave Dow which gave the Student Princes a l7-i4 win. One of the highlights of the season was a l9-l4 victory over Muskingum. D.U. struck first but the Muskies countered twice before Marv Smith, Denison's Row l: W. Krause, rngr., P. Dunham, D. Holt, B. Porter, J. Burchard, D. Zahn, B. l-loag, D. Brown, M. Smith, G. Hill, J. Olcott, E. Starinchak, F. Ambrosie. Row 2: T. Ross, Ass't. rngr., K. Rees, trainer, G. Brown, D. Hinz, :fr . if . J top ground gainer and scorer, drove two yards for the Big Red's second TD. With Denison trailing l4-l3, Kirk Brandon plowed over from the one to score the winning TD with only 2:25 left in the game. When Denison met highly touted Capital Univer- sity, the Big Red fans witnessed the best team per- formance of the season as the D.U. gridders handed the Lutherans their only loss of the year 53-7, with Zahn gaining ll3 yards. ln the final game Denison decisively defeated their traditional rival Ohio Wes- leyan 40-i4 on Smith's best running exhibtion of the year. T. l-lammermeister, B. Harger, B. Follett, B. Jones, D. Tanski, T. Folsom, T. Ellinger, J, Travis, K. Collins, S. Cornwell. Row 3: A. Larimer, C. Swett, J. Stewart, J. Eshelman, B. Stanbery, C. Gatehouse, K. Ackerman, M. MacNab, D. Carroll, B. McCoy, B. Rinehart, F. Sturgell, M. Poast, T. Young, J. Cochrane. ? i i .J . . . and another TD! Row l: W. Wolfe, B. Gerrnond, B. Mercadante, Coach Piper. Row 2: D. Chandler, D. Cash, D. Dudley, R. Shannon, line, K. Brandon, K. Meyer, backfield, J. Swinderman, freshman. Row 3: R. O'Neill, D. Brown. Coaches K. Meyer, K. Piper, R. Shannon, and J. Swinderman 2 Denison's Star-Marv Smith Conference: Season: Most net yds. .................... . Best Aver. on KO returns .,.... Career: Most net yds. ............ .,.,., . Most times carried ...,... Best aver. per carry .,..... Most points scored ......, Most TD's scored .....,.. 996 31.8 3224 535 6.14 252 42 season records 1957 National Highs: Total Offense .............. Best Ayer. per game ....... Most yds. rushing ........ Best rushing aver. ....... . Conference Records: Single game: Most rushing plays ......... Most first downs ................ Denison Season Records: Total Offense .................... Best Aver. per game ....... Most rushing plays ...... Most yds. rushing ..... Most TD's rushing ...... 3877 430.8 3349 372.1 83 26 3877 430.8 576 3349 43 Wooster's Torn Dingle stopped by Zahn and Porter Brandon blocks for Zohn, ond on to another Denison victory season results Denison ......w Y,,,,.,, Denhon Denmon Denmon Denmon Denson Denmon Denson Denmon i 3 44 Z6 I9 20 I4 53 71 60 40 47 Colifornio STC Mount Union .. Muskingum uu.. Wooster ......,. Heidelberg s,.. Capitol .o.....,.. Ohio Northern Oberlin ..,....... Ohio Wesieyon iPci.i give the high sign .Q-., 22 Keeping up the power owoy from home. 'Ka 4 Denison blasts over Wooster's goal. 5 11 . - ef , ., A V1-xg, .df f . V K ,Un , f . M, i f A. wk , I . . in One down ond two to go .wowmwmwmmuMmm-MQMJA-,vw.N fm- , .1 ls it olive? We can't all be on the front. denison's reserve squad Row l: T. Ellinger, S. Eaton, T. Young, D. Chandler, Captain J, Fields, B. Hcrger, C. Swett, B. Mercadonte, M. MacNab. Row 2: B. Fuller, B. McCoy, F. Sturgell, P. Lytle, J. Stewart, D. Brown, J. Cochrane, S. Corn- well, A. Larimer, P. Dunham. 24 Gravity? What's that? SOCCC1' 1 If He can can-can! Raw 1: L. Eads, K. Stott, A. Martinez, L. Reinke, T. Moore, B. Lincoln, A. Brown. Row 2: B. Bates, J. Parker, J. Witmer, A. Lacy, T. Masterson, J. Rothman, D. Patterson, H. Loving, L. Knapp, B. Streamer. Row 3: M. Yee, T. Thompson, A. Smith, B. J. Clark, H. Bubb, J. Tontz, S. Emmons, D. Coulter, J. Martin, D. Black, J. Buxton, and Coach Tris Coffin. To nine returning lettermen, Tristram Coffin added his own ingredient of excellent coaching this year to lead Denison's soccer team to its second consecu- tive winning season and a second spot in the Ohio Soccer League. ln the opener with Dayton, the Big Red early ex- hibited its proficiency as a second half team by bounding back from a 2-O deficit at halftime to edge the Flyers, 4-3. Traveling to Pittsburgh for its second contest, Denison's booters met a formidable foe as the Big Red were out-run and out-fought by a three-platoon squad to a one-sided score of 3-O. Returning to conference play, the Coffinmen dropped a close one to the booters of Ohio Wesleyan and marked a decided victory over Ohio University, 5-l. At Oberlin, the booters were faced with the task of beating a team that they had never con- quered. Playing a close defensive game the Yeo- men were unable to penetrate the tight defense of halfbacks Jay Tontz, John Witmer, Bill Streamer, fullbacks Tom Thompson, Harrison Bubb, and goal- ie, Joe Rothman. With ten minutes left in the third quarter, Tontz booted the ball goalward from near- midfield and Dick Coulter rushed in to head it into the nets for the lone tally ofthe game. Back on its home field Denison played host to one of the soccer powers of the Midwest, the Uni- versity of Michigan and dropped a close one, l-O. Vengeance for the lass was quickly won, however, as the Big Red defeated Akron by a score of 5-2 and earned a precarious first place perch in the Ohio Soccer League. The season finale with OSU, how- ever, saw the Big Red miss all the breaks and at game's end the score stood at l-l. The Buckeyes emerged the victors, in double overtime, 2-l. Post season soccer polls for the All-Ohio Soccer Team placed Denison's fullback, Tom Thompson, on the first team while wingman Lodi Reinke, center forward Shaw Emmons, and inside left Dick Coulter, gained second team standing. Right halfback, Bill Streamer, earned a third team position. Denison team awards this season went to Joe Rothman, most valuable player, Tom Thompson, most efficient defenseman, and forward, Dick Coul- ter, high scorer in the Ohio League and most effi- cient offensive player on the Denison squad. Next year's captains are Shaw Emmons and Tom Thomp- son. Ouch! 2 Jerry Weddell goes in for a basket in the Oberlin game. basketball Coach Jack Swinderman's quintet was the hardest hit by graduation in the Ohio Conference and he had only five returning lettermen upon which to base the nucleus of the l957-58 basketball team. The Big Red got off to a shaky start before Christmas vacation but started the new year as champions of the Knox Holiday Festival at Gales- burg, Illinois. Probably the most exciting moment in basketball came when Bill Germond pushed home a 75-foot set shot to enable DU to best Grin- ell in the opening game, 66-6l. The next night they beat previously unbeaten Knox College for the title. The squad jockeyed back and forth around the .5OO mark for the remainder of the season but still kept Swinderman's record intact against Ohio Wes- leyan. His teams have now won eight and lost none since he became the Big Red mentor in l954, Individual Denison records during the year were set by Captain Bob Branand and Bop Phillips, both seniors. Branand hit on 45.7 of his shots from the field to establish a new season mark for field goal shooting and boost his career field goal percentage to 44.2, which is also a Big Red record. Phillips played l9 games without disqualification, breaking the record of 45 straight set by Bill Hoot in l957. Branand became the first player in Denison his- tory to win the Mike Gregory Most Valuable Player award twice. This season he tied with Dick Trimbur for the honor after capping it last year. Branand also received a gold basketball for the Captain's Award. Most Improved Player award went to sophomore Tom Edwards while senior Dick Trimbur garnered the Foul Shooting trophy with 72.0 per cent. Blankets were awarded to Branand and Phil- lips as they won their fourth letter. Trimbur, Hee- kin and Germond received their second letter, while senior Jay Sload, juniors Tom Turner and Shaw Emmons, sophomores Edwards, Dick Cash, Bob Seek, and freshman Jerry Weddell received their first numeral. Top scorers for Denison were Trimbur, 253 points, Branand, 204, Phillips, 2Ol, Weddell, l8O, Edwards, l29, and Heekin, l23. Branand led in re- bounding with 229 to his credit, which ranked him fourth in the Ohio Conference with a l3.5 average, and Trimbur was second high for Denison with l l9. season's results Denman Denson Denson Denman Denson Denmon Denson Denhon Denison ....... ...... 6 2 Denhon Denson Denhon DenBon DenBon Denmon Denson Denson Denmon Denson VVHnungton ,...., ,,,Y. 66 OberHn ..... ,..,,.., 73 Hham ....... ........ 50 Akron ..A. ...,w.. 72 GnneH .,..... ......,. 61 Knox ,,...,.,..,........... 57 Marietta ................ 88 Ohio Wesleyan ...... 72 Caphal .............,.. 110 Muskingum ......,..... 74 Kenyon .................. 65 i-ieekan captures me bon from Capital. Otterbein .s.... ....... 8 7 VVHTenberg ........,,.. 54 Heidelberg ............ 58 Mount Union .......... 70 Capnal ........ ....,.. 65 Hndby ..... ..... 119 Season Record: Won 9, Lost 1O Conference Record: Won 7, Lost 8 Row 1: B. Germond, E. Heekin, B. Phillips, B. Bronand, D. Trimbur, D. Cash, J. Sload. Row 2: T. Edwards, E. Bowman, B. Seek, J. Weddell, T. Turner, S. Emmons, T. Smith. V in 1 '12 28 Get thot rebound, Flip Portrait of o coach .... Trimbur drives for the Oberlin basket Denison and Ohio Wesleyan grapple in a tight game Row I: S. Armacost, A. Angeli, E. Bowman, B. Belanger, J. Simonds, Coach Shannon. Row 2: J. Hess, J. Tschantz, D. Pancake, B. McCoy, P. BueH, D. Mathias, D. Pheneger, Mgr. N N80 Sn QNISQW ,JENISU gjwjgi f' .Jig J 129 Fuller takes the advantage over his Ohio Wesleyan opponent. Captain George Mahon Row l: M, Kaplan, B. Sommers, F. Cooley, B, Fuller, Row 2: G. Brown, G. Mahon, A. San- born, J. Davis, wrestling Denison University's l958 wrestling team fin- ished a strong third in the Ohio Conference Championship despite the fact that they posted a season record of four wins and six losses, George Brown captured a first place in the l57-pound class in the OC Championship backed by a good season record of eight wins, no losses. Captain George Mahon gained a second place in the l67- pound class making the third straight year that he has captured the runner-up slot. Mahon, who was largely responsible for wrestling becoming a varsity sport at Denison, posted a fine final sea- son by winning ten matches. Other outstanding grapplers were Freshman Bob Fuller, who gained o second place in the l47-pound division and won eight matches, and sophomore Bob Sommers who took fourth place in the l3O-pound class and also won eight matches. Al Sanborn, who missed the first half of the season, placed third in the Conference and was elected captain for the next season. Letters were awarded to Brown, Mahon, Fuller, Sommers, Kaplan, Malloy, and Diffen- dorfer. Row l: H. Corry, D. Coursen, A. Brown, B. Rinehart, D. Brown, terson, B. Kleven, F. Caron, T. Hinely, H. Sammers. S. Armacost, B. Rixon, B. Saunders, D. Frey. Row 3: R. O'Neill, R. Keyser, J. Paull, T. Menge, B. Porter Row 2: B. Bartlett, R. Colahan, D. Dusterberg, H. White, T. Mas- Witmer, D. Goldman, J. Unna, B. Campbell, Rix Yard. Denison's lacrosse team continued to improve this year and finished its schedule with four wins and six losses, the best record since the sport gained varsity status six years ago. Senior Tom Menge was elected by his teammates as i958 captain and Most Valuable Player, and Jim Paull was voted Most Improved Player. Herb Somers and Barry Porter were elected l959 co-captains. Menge led the team in goals with 24, followed by Somers and Paull with nine each. Coach Rix Yard named Porter, Frank Caron, Dave Brown, and Bob Bartlett as his top defensemen. Bruce Saunders and Somers received their third letters in lacrosse while Porter, Caron, Paull, Roger O'Neill, Ron Keyser, John Witmer, Bill Milliron, and Gerry Gerlach lettered for their second season. Menge, D. Brown, Bartlett, Tim Masterson, Dean Coursen, Sam Armacost, Bob Rinehart, Jan Unna, and Ed Frey received their first awards. Face up and off. lacrosse Just a couple more boys Row l: Ken Meyer, B. Mason, D. Huffman, D. Zahn, B. Grafton, P. Wiley, J. Martin, C. Schwartz. Halliday, W. Wolfe. Row 3: B. Butler, J. Cochrane, J. Smith, G. Barnes, H. Muller, D Row 2: J. Krakora, B. Hardy, B. Buckeye, A. Larimer, K. Boyd, B. Dudley, B. Fowlett, P. Lytle. track Denison Uniyersity's track team, which was composed primarily of freshman prospects, underwent a rebuild- ing program under Coach Kenneth Meyer, and won only one meet during the season, but individual per- formances were good. Senior captain Darwin Zahn won the MVP trophy and scored l l 3 points this season to spark the team, and captain-elect Walt Wolfe, Denison's ace quarter miler, was close behind Zahn in the points department. Zahn and Wolfe paced Den- ison to a fourth place in the Ohio Conference indoor meet and fifth in the OC outdoor meet. Promising freshmen are Joe Krakora, who smashed the 880 record, Paul Lytle, weights man who ranked third in scoring, and Jack Cochrane, high jumper. At the finish . . . but where's the Big Red? 2 Doug Dudley sprints home for first place in this heat of the 880 yard relay in the Ohio Conference lndoor Championships. Darwin Zahn and Pete Halliday turn on the speed to take second and third in a meet with Capital. Up and over goes Darwin Zahn, holder of all Denison and Ohio Confer- ence pole vault records. Big Red record holder in the high jump, Bill Grafton clears the bar on his return to action, after breaking an ankle, Denison's best high hurdler, Bob Wiley, goes up and over, but fails to catch Otterbein's entry. A grand sendoff- 4 tennis The Denison Netmen completed their season with a record of eight wins and four losses. Coach Tris Coffin remarked that the men had shown a good performance, losing only to the tougher teams in the Conference. Although the team was unbeaten in match play in the Conference Tournament, they finished second to Ohio Wesleyan. Shaw Emmons succeeded in win- ning the number one singles for the third straight year. John Chandler also demonstrated good play- ing and received the Gregory Award for Outstand- Row lz B. Sornmers, J. Haugen, D. Brown, D. Theobald. Row 2: S. Emmons, B. Barney, J. Reynolds, J. Chandler, Coach Coffin. The form of a pro, Shaw Emmons ing Performance. Season's Results: Denison ...... ...... 2 Kalamazoo ..... Denison ...... ...... 9 Wittenberg ..... Denison ...... ...... 9 Marshall ......... Denison ...... ...... 5 Ohio Wesleyan Denison .... ...... l Notre Dame Denison ...... ...... 2 W. Michigan Denison ...... ....... 8 Oberlin ........... Denison .... . ...... 7 Capital .......... . Denison ...... ...... 8 Bowling Green . Denison ...... ,..... 4 Ohio State ....... Denison ..... ....... 6 Ohio University Denison ...... ...... 6 Kenyon ........... Laurels for the coach Millar tees off golf Denison, very fortunate in its caliber of golfers over the past years, has again completed a successful season of eleven wins and four losses. Hube Foster coached the team to victories over Marietta, West Virginia Wesleyan, Capital, Heidelberg, Fenn College, Oberlin, Kenyon, Ohio Wesleyan, Wittenberg, Kenyon and again Wittenberg. Denison's losses were to Woos- ter, Akron, Marietta and Kenyon. Against the Ohio Conference Record the team gained second place, finishing only two strokes behind Wooster and Akron, the tied Conference winners. The averages of those men playing in matches were as follows: Walt Millar ...... ............. ..... 7 6 .lim Kraus ..... ..... 7 8 Tom Smith ..... ..... 7 9 Dix Preston ...... ..... 7 9 Fred Moore ...... ..... 8 l Barry Gilbert .... .... 8 3 1 Row l: Coach Foster, B. Gilbert, F. Moore, J. Kraus. Row 2: D. Preston, T. Smith, W Millar. yu-w-- -1 Row l: D. Hinz, B. Fleming, C. Cash, B. Robbins, D. Zahn, J. Row 2: T. Stevens, B. Harger, B. Brandenberger, T. Thackery, E. Sebring, E. Heekin, D. Coulter, J. Schieda. Bowman, T. Young, B. McCoy, C. Glasser, D. Cooper, L. Aiken, A race between ball and foot in the Capital game. swf. .lmmvm-MMM... .mamma-WW--ffwmmw.wwm4f mw B, Fuller. baseball Keith Piper's diamond men compiled a record of four wins against four losses during the l958 sea- son, while four games were cancelled due to bad weather. Captain Jim Sebring repeated as the MVP for the Big Red as he got l2 hits at 39 times at bat for an average of .32O. His presence will undoubt- edly be missed next year as the 6' slugger ended his college career with a total of Sl hits at l 54 times at bat for an average of .331 The leading slugger for Denison was Bob Rob- bins with l2 hits at 29 times at bat for a .4l 4 aver- age. Bill Fleming headed the squad in RBl's with seven, while Dave Cooper led the fielders with no er- rors in 27 chances. Leading the squad as Co-Cap- tains next year will be Robbins, third baseman and pitcher, and Fleming, outfielder. Stretch and he's out! hockey Handicapped by loss of half of the previous year's team, and also by inadequate practice facilities, this year the Denison Hockey team won two and lost three games. Looking ahead to next year, Coach Bill Preston will have eight returning regulars. The experi- ence gained by this year's team should prove valuable when the Big Red blades return to the ice next winter. Scores of the l958 season: Denison ....s...s,...v.. 5 Ohio Northern ....., 3 Denison ,...... ....., l Fenn College ..... ...,.. l O Denison ....... ....,. l Case lnstitute 2 Denison .,,7.., A..... 5 Ohio State .................... l 3 Denison ......, ...... 5 University of Dayton .... O Let's get the puck out of here. Row l: S. Pew, B. Reed, H. White, J. Douglas, T. Masterson, B. Paine. Row 2: D. Bowman, J. Kraus, M. Rascher, H. Ekstrom, B. Rice, J. Rothman, S. Cornwell, F. Bonnet. Bow to your partner, swing your own W1'3 The Womens' Recreation Association carried out an extensive program during l957-58 under the leadership of Sandy Bixler, President, Marguerite Williams, Vice-President, Sue Roberts, Secretary, and Jan Armstrong, Treasurer. Sorority competition ran high during the in- tramural seasons. There was individual partici- pation in riding, golf, tennis, and dance. For the really proficient athletes, the W.R.A. offered a variety of intercollegiate sports, including bowl- ing, hockey, basketball, tennis, and golf. New activities initiated this year were a swimming marathon and skiing. Several square dance classes held co-ed dances, which proved to be quite popular to both men and women. The Outstanding Senior Award went to Pat Jones and Jan Armstrong. Runners up were Dot- tie Jones, Sandy Bixler, and Mugsy Williams. Are these angels? Row l: J. Armstrong, S. Roberts, S. Bixler, M. Williams. Row 2: D. Richards, N. Burns, M. Ten- Broeck, D. Dempcy, S. l-lout. The Outstanding Sophomore Award went to Del- ma Miller, while included in the runners up were Punky Baird, Sue Hout, Diane Richards, and Mary TenBroeck. Aren't you cu? of pfoce? Variations in size, shape, ond form Anyone for tennis? 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He had to sell more job printing to show a profit with his weekly newspaper, the Coshocton Age. Earlier, Joseph Medill had edited the Age before he moved on to Chicago to start The Tribune. With faith in himself and his home town, Editor Meek searched for the answer. In the fall of '86 a drummer brought Coshocton a new sales stunt: Storekeepers distributed his imitation green- backs. Each greenback was good for a cash discount at a store. That fellow has a good idea, Meek ruminated as he walked along Main Street. He made it pay for merchants to give something away. Just then a group of skylarking school children ran by. One of them dropped his schoolbooks in the dust almost at the editor's feet. Then Jasper Meek got the idea. Yes, a man in business needs friends, he repeated. The next afternoon Meek walked into the store of his friend Cantwell, the shoe dealer, and unwrapped a neat burlap bag about 12 x 15 inches in size. A bag for carrying schoolbooks, he said, and suggested that the shoe dealer buy the bags from him and give them away. t'Your name will be printed here in large type, he ex- plained, and your advertising will be seen wherever chil- dren carry their books. The logic of Editor Meek's idea was apparent to the shoe dealer. He signed the first specialty advertising order in history. In a simple neighborly transaction between two small businessmen began an idea that resulted in Shaw-Barton, Inc., some 54 years later, today one of the country's largest calendar and specialty advertising companies. Give a person something useful, said Meek, and he'll remember you when he's placing his business. Meek was right 70 years ago, his idea is right today, and tomorrow. For human nature doesnlt change. H A W - B A R T O N Calendar and Specialty Advertising 0 Coshocton, Ohio 7 COMPLI MENTS OF Bill Netting 8' Bob Gilbert Advertising Managers index Abboud, Mona .......... ........ 1 03, 142 Ackerman, Kenneth .-,--,- 83, 118 Adams, Anne ........... ,,,,.-..--- 1 1 1 Adams, James ........ ---.-Y--,- 9 1 Adams, Mary Kay ..... ...-,--. 1 1 1 Adams, Nancy ..A..... ---,---- 1 1 5 Adams, Susan ,.... 4-,,---------4 1 07 Aiken, Larry ........ ------- 9 7, 136 Air, Julia ......,,....... ------- 5 9, 109 Alexander, Donald ..... ------------' 8 3 Allen, James ..,...... ...--- 6 9, 97 Allen, Joanne ..... -------- 1 O7 Allen, Patricia ......., ff,A-.ff--- 1 O9 Allen, Richard .,..... ....f, 6 2, 91 Allen, Susan ....... .............. 1 O3 Allison, Ann ..,........ .,,,.,f. 1 07, 142 Allyn, Cynthia ........... ...4................ 1 15 Ambrosie, Frank ....... ---..- 7 6, 33, 118 Anderson, Christine ...... ........,.,,,A,A.,,.... 1 15 Andreae, Clarke ....... f.....-----....-..--.--.---.-.. 6 3 Angell, Alon ,,,,,,,,, ...,..,,...... 6 2, 63, 87, 129 Anthony, Bill ......,....,, ......... 5 O, 56, 73, 74, 91 Archibald, Thomas ...... .,....,,...,,,.......A............ 3 1 Arey, David .............. ........................ 7 O, 97 Armacost, Sam .,,... ,,., ,,,,,.. 8 3 , 129, 131 Armstrong, Clare .,,.... ..............................4...,,.. 1 1 5 Armstrong, Janice ,..., 55, 57, 69, 138, 142 Arnold, Joseph ......... Arterton, Stephanie ,..... ..4... ,,,.....,......,44..... Arthur, John ............. Arzonetti, Walter ..... Asselta, Karen ..,..,.. Atack, David .....,,,.... Atkinson, Barbara ....... ..... Aughenbaugh, David .. 107 ...,...95 neo, 68, 71, , 72 105 91 105 Aughenbaugh, Richard ....,. 54, 93, Ayars, Mary Helen ...... .,,... 5 5, 72, Ayars, Robert .............., ......................... 8 5, Bachman, Carol ...,.. Bailey, Bruce .....,. Baird, Joy ....,...... Baird, Marcia ........... Baker, Arthur, Jr. ..... . Baker, Carol J. ....,. . Baker, Charles ..... Baker, Lance ...... Baker, Peter ....... Ball, John .............. Balthaser, Ruth ,..... Barnes, George ,..,.,. Barney, Robert ....... Barrows, Gerald ...... Bartels, Vern ,,,.... Bartlett, Robert ...,. Bartlett, William ....... Bash, Judith .,..... Bates, Joan ........ Bates, Robert ...... Bauer, Karen ......... Baumes, Wilford ,...... Baumgardner, Carol .... Baxter, Robert ,............ Bayerschmidt, Carol .... Bayless, George .,..,.... Bayley, Francis ...... Beach, Dan ............ Beard, Charles ...... Beard, Ronald ........ Becker, Gretchen ....... Beckley, Elizabeth .... Belanger, Brent ...., Bell, Thomas ....... Belt, Jo Lynn ,...... Beltz, John ...... Bender, Edith ........ Benham, Nancy ,..... Bennett, William .,,.... 54, 68, 70, 101, 97, ..,,..,54, 68, 70, 85 r ,..,,,.......,. .87, ...,...59, 142 103 142 142 142 142 109 142 105 ......69, 93 ,.,....97, ,......8l, 115 132 134 ...,...91, 131 56, 69, 113 124 .........62, 64 ,,,,...,..81 ..,.......,..,107 .......91, 142 71, 91 .......,70, 71, 85, 142 ........59, 60, 70, 115 129 115 ,......93 QQfff50f'60Q 115 103 81 Benshoff, Richards Benson, Marilyn ,..,,.. Berger, Marilyn ........ Berger, Raymond ....... Bergwall, Meb ......,. Berry, Catherine .... Betts, Lynn ,,..A... Bibler, Ned ...,.. Biery, Jane ......... Bigalow, Harlan ..... Bigelow, Judith ..........., Billman, Katherine ......, Bills, Priscilla ..........., Bingham, David .... Birch, Barbara ..... Bird, Helen ......... Bixler, Sandra ..,.. Black, Duncan ..,.. Black, Kent ........ Blackford, Jason ...,,,, Blackmur, Katheryn Blaise, Clark ,......,.. Blanton, Stewart ....,,, Bloom, Larry ...,,,.,,, 22.63, 95 2,......7O, 72, 103, 142 .,,2,A.,..,..103 ......52, 113 .......58, 69, 99, 116 105 ,.,....103, 142 .....,...,.62, 64, 111 .......113, 138, 142 .2,,,,,276, 85, 124 142 ,,,.,..50, 73, 97 12 Blunk, John ........ ..,,,,,,...,..,,,..,......,,.. 8 9, 143 Bodorff, Jane ...,. ,...... 5 1, 55, 57, 113, 143 Boe, Deborah ....... .........,,,,,.,,,.......,...,,Y., 1 O9 Boles, Katheryn ....., ..........,..,.,.,s,........... 1 13 Bolles, Susan ....... 3.3,3.3,..,.333,,,. 1 O7 Bolt, Beatrice ........ ,.,........s..,,...... 1 13 Bonnet, Frederic ,,s, ........ 5 0, 91, 137 Bonnet, Judy .......... ...,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... 1 09 Borland, Thomas ....... ............ 8 9, 1 16, 143 Boss, Jon ............... ...,.... 5 6, 99, 1 16, 143 Bowman, David ...... ..A.............. 6 4, 89, 137 Bowman, Elden ....... ,..,,. 8 3, 127, 129, 136 Bowman, Virginia ..... ,...,...,................,.. 1 1 1 Bowyer, Nancy ....... ..,,A.....,..... 1 l 1, 143 Boyd, Kenneth ........... ........ 6 4, 87, 132 Boynton, Edmund ...... .,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 5, 143 Bradley, Marilyn ....... ..,,.. 6 8, 109, 143 Bradshaw, Kent ...... ..............3,A...,,,.... 9 7 Branand, David ............ ....,...,..,.,...,.,...,...... 8 3 Branand, Robert ......,.......... ........ 7 6, 83, 127, 143 Brandenburger, Robert ....... ..................... 8 3, 136 Brandon, Kirk ................. ......... 8 1, 118, 121 Brandt, Robert .............. ..................... 9 3 Breininger, William ........ 63, 99 Brenizer, Robert .... ............ 8 7 Brew, Rosanna ...... .,,..,..,.,..... 1 05 Brightman, Joel ...... ...............,..... 8 7 Briner, Mary Nan .. ...,.. 62, 101, 143 Brodbeck, Mary Lou ...... ...... 5 2, 109, 143 Brodt, Cameron ...... .,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,., 1 43 Brohm, William ...... ...........,...... 8 7 Broker, Susan ...... ,,,,,,, 1 05, 144 Bromley, Linda ,..... .....,,,......,. 1 03 Brooks, Charles ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 0, 85 Brown, Alan .,........ .......,,,,.... 8 7, 124, 131 Brown, David B. ..... .,...,.. 5 6, 83, 118, 123 Brown, David G ....... ....,.....,.....,...,..... 5 4, 81, 144 Brown, Donald A. ..,.., .................... 7 6, 97, 131, 134 Brown, Donald P ...... 76, 83, 116, 118, 144 Brown, Elizabeth ,...... ...........,,.......,..,.., 5 7, 105, 144 Brown, George ........ ......,..,,,i....,...... 8 3, 1 18, 130 Brown, Joy ......... ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 07 Brown, Letitia .... ...... 5 O, 113 Brown, Roger ....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 7 Brown, Sterling ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, 8 7 Brunner, David .,,,.. Bryan, Nancy ...... Bryant, Rebecca .... Bubb, Harrison ,..,., Buchan, Gary ..... Bucheye, Robert .,,, Buell, Philip .,.,.,,,,, Bugas, Patricia .,.... Bunce, Virginia ...... ,,,,,3QQf64,i ........76, 89, ...81 109 115 124 .....,..6O, 83, 132 129 107 101 7 144 U85 Cash, Richard ....... 7 Bu rcha rd, Charles ........... Burchard, John ................... Burchard, Sara lMrs. J.1 ................................ Burns, Nancy Jo .. Burtless, Stanford .. Bushness, William ....... Buss, David ............. Butler, James ........ Butler, William L .,..... Butler, William P .... Buxton, Joseph ....., Byars, William ...... Byers, Nancy ..... Caine, Charlotte .... Calhoun, Margery . Calkins, Patricia ...... Call, Stanley .......cc Cameron, Paul ......,... Campbell, Brayton ....... Campbell, Jane ,,,..... Canary, Robert ..... Carleton, Robert .,A. Carlisle, Judith ,,.,,. Carmichael, Gail ....., Carnahan, David .... Carney, William ..,... Caron, Frank ..... Carroll, David ,,,Y Carroll, Iris ....Y, Carroll, Thomas ..., Carse, Elenor ,,,,.,., Carter, Lou ........... Carver, Virginia ........ Casdorph, Rebecca .,,.. Chandler, John .,.... Chandler, Richard ...... Chaney, Burnell ...... Chapin, Joan ........,... Charsky, Gene ......, Christensen, Virginia Chute, Allison ........ Clark, Burnet J .,,...... Clark, Carol .,,,.. Clark, Noble ,,.... Clark, Sandra .,,,. Clark, Sue .......... Clarke, JoAnn ,,,,... Clarke, Lewis ........ Cleland, Charles ..... Cleland, Margaret .. Clissold, Edward .... Cochrane, John ,,,s Code, Ann ....,,.... Cofoid, Dianne ...., Cogan, Christy ,,,,. Cogan, Jane ....... Colahan, Roger ..,, Collier, George ..... Collin, Mary ,,.., Collins, King ,.,,.... Colwell, Susan ....c,c. Comstock, Warren .. Condon, Nancy .,,,, Conger, Joan ...... Connor, Dianne .... Conrad, Richard ..... Cook, Linda .......... Cook, Ma rga ret ..... Cooke, Jean lMrs. J. S.1 ..... Cooley, Francis ,.............,. Coomer, Roger ..... Coons, Wayne ..,... Cooper, David ...... Corbett, Carol ....., Corbin, Caroline Cordes, Carol .....,. ......50, 56, 57, 60, 71, .........87, 118, 108, 72, 76, 103, index 144 144 138 ...,.,.,,..65, 93, ..,......9l, 116 144 144 ......91, ,,,.,.93, ........69, .......103, ..fQf168f' fffffff62, 95,-A iffff72, 73i .......62, 63, 132 124 85 144 113 115 144 ..95 116 131 105 93 97 lO9 103 ..76, 87, 116, 131 ,.5.,5..,.563, 85, 118 62, 107 .,.......68, 103 ........101 8l,118,127,136 .,,5..,.,97, 119, 134 123 ,.......109 ,.....63, 97 11 .5...,,.76, 89, 124 .,.0..........,.1O7 ..,...........6O, 75 ..,..,..62, 68, 103 ...,............101 ....,.95, 144 ,.....93, 144 93,118,123,132 ...........64, 69, 111 .0.......,,,..,,108 ,.,,..,107, 113 ,.....89, 131 .......71, 101 ,..,,..93, 118 15 58, 103 115 .......99, 145 115 ,....,,,.1O, 105, 145 51, 71, 73, 74, 89 145 ..,..,..,... 85, 136 5..,.5.1O5, 145 ....,.73, 115, 145 Cormack, William ...,.. Cornell, Darrell .... Cornell, James ..... Cornwell, Steven ...... Coulter, Richard ...... Cou rs Covi n Cox, en, Dean ...,..,...... .. gton, Kathryn Sarah lMrs. J.1 ........ ..... Cramer, Clark ..,........... ., Crampton, Charles Crichley, Joyce ....... Crock er, Jane ...,.. Cronk, Marilyn .... Cross, Nancy .......... Crumrine, Nancy ..., Cucin elli, Frances ,..... Cullen, Lee , ,.,.... ..... Curry, Harold ...... Curtis, Arthur Doggett, Edgar ..,,... Davidson, Graham ...... Davis, Davis, Anne ...... Davis, Benny ..,.. Davis, Bonnie .... Davis, Jane .... Davis, John ...., Davis, Lois ..... Davis, Mary ..,... Davis, Stannye .... Dawk ins, Phyllis ...... Dawson, Delav an, Katharine DeMalIie, Gardner Dempsey, Priscilla , Barbara .... ........ Denison Denison, David .... Denison, Jane ..... Denison, Philip .... Denny, Depew, DePuy, DeVille, Dewey, Peter ....,...... Elizabeth Martha ..,.. Bruce ..... Ralph ,...,,.... Diffendorter, John DiFilippo, Tony ..,..,., Dilschneider, Joe Dixon, Artensia .... Doeppers, Dan .,,,, Adrienne ,...... Darrell , ..,... .. Dold, Robert ............ Domhof f, Joan .......... Donahower, George Donley, James ........... Doolittle, Sara ....,.,.. Doswell, Donald ...... Douglas, Suzanne ,,,. Douglass, John ..... Downing, Ann ,..... Downing, Judith .. Downs, Diane ....., Drach, Marita ...,,. Droba, Dudley, Dudley, Lynn ...,,.., Douglas ..... .. John ,...,..... Duffield, Nancy ....., Duffy, Faythe .,5..,.,. Dugle, Carol .............. Du mba ugh, Charles Duncan, Anls .,........... Dungan, Dunham, Paul ...,. Dunim, Michelle ..... Dunn, Mary .,...,,. Nancy ....... Dunn, Sandra ....,..... Dusek, Dusterb Jean .............. erg, Richard Dyer, Allan ................ ....ffjflQQfQQQfQ...if63f 123 .,,,..83, 118, ..,...,.76, 81, 124 87 1I55,5721- 1'03f-1'1'6 .....,.....50, 52, 85 ......f1'09 ....,,.,...,..109 ,......72, 107 ..ffQQQfifQ70f 1'61'fi' 69, 101, '-iiiiifiifQffffif61-1 ...fi76,--857- fff1fii'63f' fiff52,M ...,.....63, ..,..,.6O, 50, 53, 56, 60, 70, ,95 97 137 136 131 103 145 145 145 115 105 111 145 145 145 111 ..87 ..95 H89 ..97 145 145 ..97 75 107 130 101 145 103 107 91 111 85 138 111 115 ......91, 116, 145 ......7O, 107, 145 1 1, 116 ..,....62, 69, 95, 146 .......95, 146 ......71 83 ....1.50 93 ..........83 101 ......63 97 5.5.83 63 111 93 .......56, 71, 81, 146 .......95, 146 .......73, 101 ...,...93, 137 ...,,.,....105 8,,,,,,,115 107, 146 .,...57, 76, 83, 119, 132 93 ...,,..50, 53, 56, 109 .........61, 71, 105 109 ....,..,76, 93, 118, 123 ,.,,..,...,......146 .,V,.,..113, 146 ......60, 81, 131 Eads, Larry .,A,.......... Easterday, Ba rba ra Eastman, Carolyn Eastman, Sarah .... Eaton, Steve ........ Ebert, Ellen .........,. Edwards, Thomas ..... Edwards, William Ehrle, Brian ...,........ Ekstrom, Harold ...,. Elder, Kathleen ..... Ellinger, Thomas ..... Elliott, Rex ......... Emerson, Edwin .... ........76, 89, ...,.......53, ,..,,,.1o5, ......81, ...........93, index 123 111 146 146 123 112 127 .......62, 95, .........,,63, 18, 146 137 113 123 Emery, Joan ,...... ...............-,--,,--------- Emmons, Shaw ..... ....... 7 6, 31, 124, 127, Emshoff, Carol ........ ..---,--.-..-.,------- 6 5, 70, England, Ma rga ret English, Margo ........ English, Sheridan ..... Erickson, James .... Eriksen, David ....... Eridsen, Sharon .... Erikson, Carla ..... Erwine, Susan ..... Eshelman, John .... Esrey, Robert .,..... Evans, John ,...,. Evans, Ruth .4,...... Evand, Thomas ........ Everett, Elizabeth Exman, Judith ,,,,,.. Fainter, Barbara .... Fallis, Jayne .....,. Felch, Cynthia ..... Felt, EllZGbe1'l'I ...,,.. Ferguson, Gordon Fernyak, Christine Fields, John .....,.... Fischer, Dorothy .,,. Fishack, Judith ,.,.. F1tch, Diane ............... Fitschen, Frederick Fleck, Harriet .......... Fleming, Philip ..... Fleming, William ...... Fochtman, Grace ...... Fodor, Joleen ......... Follett, Robert ...... Folsom, Thomas ..., Ford, Barbara ...... Fortune, William ..,... Foster, William ..... Frary, Robert .,.,,....... Frederick, Joyce ...... Free, Marilyn ,,A..,.. Freehofer, Nancy ....., Frey, Donald .....,,,, Frey, Edward ....... Frey, Wallace .,... Friedberg, Jane ..... Friel, Michele .,... Frost, Judith ...,.. Fuller, Nancy ...... Fuller, Robert ..,.., Funk, Judith ........ Funk, Sydney ..,,,. Gaffney, Mary ..... ..... Gaidry, Thomas .,...... Galbreath, Carolyn Galgano, Ruthann Garnham, Virginia Garrecht, David ...... fffffQ65Q 91 109 134 105 101 103 97 ........69, ......6O, .,.......85, 93 109 113 105 118 .......63, 70, 91 ,,.,,.,69, 97, 146 ...,...,.,......107 .,,..,.103, 146 15 .,...52, 109, 146 ....,........105 123 ,.,..,,105, 146 ,............101 .....,.......105 .t,.....63, 97 .,,....,.,..,.,.101 .......50, 81, 136 .......76, 83, 118, 132 118 ......56, 60, 71, 107 ,.....64, 65, ......97, 95 107 101 115 131 15, 116, .....87, 123, 130, .....,,47, 65, 101, .53, 70, 72, 103, 63 Garrett, Gordon ...,. ....,.. 5 O, 61 Garwood, Joseph ,..... Gaskill, Beverly ..... 115 109 146 113 136 146 107 116 95 103 109 111 .,.51 97 13, 146 Gatehouse, Clifton ...... Gates, Georgianna ,...... Geeseman, Emily ......... Gehlbach, Donald ..,... Geisler, Carol .......,,. George, Carol ....... Gerlach, Gerald .....,.. Germond, William ......, Gerry, Nancy ........... Gerster, Jon ..,.......... Gescheider, Anita ..... Gescheider, George ...... Gibbs, Lorraine ,....... Gibson, Judith ...,.. Gibson, Mary .,.... Gibson, Nancy ...... Gier, Curtis ........ Giffen, Robert ...,...... Giffin, Frederick ...... Gilbert, Barry ,,,,.,,. Gilbert, Gregg ..,. Gilbert, Robert .,3.. 118 72, 111 ........,,.63, 87 13 ......,...,........109 ......89, 119, 127 .,,...,..,103, 147 ........68, 85 ..,...62, 103 ......85, 147 13 ....,.52, 113 .............103 ......62, 115 .........93, ..,...,62, 64, .......50, 59, 135 87 93 Gill, Sheilia ....... .....f...,. 6 2, 69 Glasser, Charles .... ...... .-..----- 8 3 , 136 Glick, Jarrett ...,,. .............................. 6 4 Goble, Barbara ......... ........ 7 O, 73, 105, 147 Goepper, Jeanne ...... ............................... 1 O5 Goerke, Patricia .,.. ........ 6 2, 68, 1 11, 147 Goldman, David ...... ................................. 1 31 Good, Dennis ............... ...... 5 4, 56, 81, 116, 147 Goosman, Barbara ...... ...........,............... 6 8, 105 Gordon, Peter .......... .........,.. .................. 9 3 Goubeaux, Ann ..... ....,.,, 1 03 Gowing, Nancy .,... .....,.... 1 O9 Grady, Robert ....... ...Y,. ........................... 8 9 Grafton, Thomas ..... ............................. 8 5, 116 Grafton, Bill ......... 76, 85, 132, 133, 147 Graham, Alice ....... .,...,.,..,...,.................. 1 10 Greene, Robert ..,.. Greene, William ...... Greenlee, Nancy .,.... Greer, Helen ..,.......... Gretzinger, Paul .,.... Griffith, Wellington Griffiths, David ..,.... Griffiths, Joan ,...,. Grigsby, Ann ..... Griley, Mary ....,, Grimm, Edgar .... Grover, Ann ..........., Guenther, Robert ,.,... Guest, Edgar ............ Gurney, Donald ...,....... Gustafson, Marianne Gusweiler, Ann ........ Guy, David .....,........ Guyer, Gerald .... Haag, Marjorie ..... Hackett, James .... Hade, Ma ry ..3.,.,..... Hagberg, Charlene Hagey, Chandler ......60, 113 113 .,.81 ........64, 99 ...,,,.105, 147 ...,..6O, 101 ..........lO1 .,........9l ................109 .......65, 71 89 .,..,...68, 72, 103 103 ,...,,.50, 63, 99 .3.,.,,.,..,.109 ,,...,.....63, 87 57, 101 Hakes, Bruce ,.... ........ 5 9, 85 Hall, Janice ..,. ..,,, ,.,..,........,, 1 0 9, 147 Hall, Michael .,... ............................,.. 7 6, 85 Halliday, Peter ........ ....... 7 6, 83, 116, 132, 133 Hamady, Robert .,.......... ..,,,,.,....,...,............ 9 7, 147 Hamilton, Carol Lou ........,, ...,. ......................... 1 0 9 Hammermeister, Thomas ,... ..,....,....,.. 9 7, 118 Hammond, Graeme .......... ........ 7 0, 93, 147 Hampson, Margaret ...... .....,.... 1 Ol, 147 Handy, Margaret ......... ........ 5 3, 57, 101 Hankamer, Roberto ,..... 61, 72, 73, 74 Hankins, Thomas ,,.. .,............,,...,.... 9 7 Hanser, Roberta ...... ,...,,..,....,...,. 1 O9 Harden, Judith .,.,.. ...... 6 4, 1 1 1 Hardesty, Julie .3... ,......... 1 03 179 index Hardy, Robert ....... ...... ................ 8 3 , 132 Harger, Bruce ....... ..,....,................. 1 18, 136 Harger, Dolores ...... ..61, 71, 75, 101, 147 Harmon, Carolyn .,.., A..77........A7..........,7,.Y...Y 1 05 Harper, Gordon ,,,,,, ,,,.., .....,.,.,..,,,, 9 5 , 148 Harris, Barry ........ .,,..... 5 O, 58, 93 Harris, Cynthia ..,.... .............. 1 15 Harrison, Daniel ,,.,.... .,,,.,.,,...,,.. 9 1 Harshaw, Margaret ....Y ,,...,. 6 8, 105 Hart, Charles .......... ....... 6 4, 87 Hart, Dianne .... .,,,, 1 13, 148 Hart, John ..., ,,,,,e....... 8 9 Hart, Marcia ....,...... ....v,,,....., 1 07 Hart, Margo ..,........ ,,,,,,,.,,,,,, , 7115 Hartman, Robert A.. ........ 50, 63, 81 Hartman, Robert W. ,......... 89, 148 Hasting, Joe ............ ,,,,,,, 9 1, 148 Haug, Kenneth .,.,.... .f..... 7 0, 93 Haugen, John ....... ,,,.,,, 8 1, 134 Haupt, Barbara .... ......,..-Y 1 1 1 Hauser, Judith ,.,... ,.,,.,,,,,A 1 03 Hauser, Mary .......... ,.,,,.,,A. 5 0, 103 Hawkey, Sandra ..... .......,.............Y. 1 09 Hawkins, Elizabeth . ..,.t.. 71, 101, 148 Hawley, Thomas ,,,,. ,..... 6 7, 97, 148 Hearne, Stevenson .. ............ 50, 87 Hedges, Jack .,...... ..........,,,,..,.,,,,.......ff..... 8 7 Hebberd, Mary ....... ..................................... 1 1 1 Heekin, Edward .... 51, 81, 127, 136, 148 Heid, William ....... .....................,..,..... 7 3, 87 Hendon, Carol .......... ........ 5 6, 60, 71, 109 Henning, Barbara ..,V.,.,,,..,,.,..,,,,,,, .113 Hering, Mary .......... ................ 6 9, 1 12 Hering, William ...... ..,,,. 7 1 99 Hermann, Barbara .. r,r..,. 57, 101 Herman, Stanley ..... ................ 9 1 Herrick, Clay ....... ...,... 9 7, 148 Herron, Susan ,,,,,. .............. 1 O3 Hess, Elizabeth ..... .......,.. 6 8, 1 15 Hess, Jim ....,..,. ...... 6 3, 97, 129 Hicks, Marilyn .f..,.............. .109 Hill, George ....... ,,..., 7 6, 87, 148 Hill, James ,.,,...... ....... 8 9, 118, 148 Hill, John ................. ...... 7 1, 81, 148 Hillyard, Kathryn ,... .......... 5 0, 105 Himes, Rees ........... ......................... 9 1 Hindley, Scott ...... .......,.................... 8 5 Hinely, Thomas ...... ........ 6 2, 64, 87, 131 Hinz, David ......... ,...,. 7 6, 83, 118, 136 Hla, Khin Khin ............ .....,4........,.,............. 7 5 Hoag, William ..........,.. ,...,. 7 6, 87, 118, 148 Hodges, Mary Louise ........ ......,...........,..Y,..... 4 6, 101 Hoeft, William ....,....,.. ....,.. 6 2, 63, 70, 97, 149 Hoffman, Ann ........... ..,,........,.,,,,,,,,.......... 1 07 Hogshead, John ....... .................,,.......Y.... 8 9 Holderman, James .... .,,..... 5 0, 52, 97, 149 Holley, Kent ........... ............ 4 7, 93, 149 Holmes, Peter ...... .....,....,,,Y,,..,,Y.... 9 3 Holt, Richard ........ ..f,eV 7 6, 85, 118 Holzman, Peter ....... , ,.,.....,....Y,.... 81 Hopkins, Ward ..,.. ,...,........,...,..,...... 6 2, 91 Hopper, Jane ..... .,.,,..,,A,......,,,,.,,..Y.,.,,,,, 1 13 Hornby, Carol .,.... ....... 5 3, 72, 73, 76, 105 Horne, Carol ....... ...........,....Y,,,,Y.,. 7 O, 109 Houk, Lawrence ,..... ........................ 6 9, 83 Houk, Marmee ..... ........ 6 2, 64, 72, 109 Hauser, Carol ,..... .....,.,,. 5 3, 101, 116 Houston, Robert ...... ..,,... 7 1, 73, 74, 99 Hout, Sue ............ ...... ....... 6 0 , 1 13, 138 Hovey, Julia .........., ...,.......,,,,,,,,,.,,...,..... 1 01 Howey, Constance ...... ....... 5 1, 65, 67, 105, 149 Howey, Karen ....... ....,, ................ 4 7 , 105 Hudson, Judith .,.. A.......4,4.., 1 07 Huffer, Nancy ......... ...... ,.,..,,,............... 1 0 1 Huffman, Richard .,.... ,,,.................... 7 6, 97, 132 Hull, Alice .,,,,.,....,. ..47, 57, 65, 111, 149 Hull, Carolyn ..,...,. ................................ 1 O9 Hull, Marilyn ....... ...... 5 4, 72, 113, 149 Hundley, Virginia ...... ....... 5 9, 103, 1 16, 149 Hunsberger, Harvey .,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 9 Hunter, Frances ......... ............,..,,,,.. 1 13 Hunting, Nancy ...... ,...... 5 O, 53, 1 15 Hurt, Ruth Ann .,.,.. ...,,,............ 1 O3 lcks, Caroline .,.,..,.,.,..,, ,,,,,,,, 5 O, 107 lmhoff, Mary Jane ........ ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 1 5 lmmen, Donna ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 5 O, 52, 115 1fQef1S, Anne ---------- 58, 60, 61, 72, 107 Isabel, Richard .....e ........................,,,,,,,,,. 9 1 Jablonski, Richard ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 6 9, 89, 149 Jackson, Janet .,,.,, .....,...,,.......,.,....,,,, 1 O1 Jacobs, Anita ......... ,,,,,, 5 O, 52, 1 13, 149 Jagger, Mary Jane .,.... ...... 5 3, 56, 57, 107 James, Robert .,....Y. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 5 Jeisel, John ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 7 3, 93 Jenkins, Clifton ...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 1 Jennings, William ...... s,,,,,. 7 1 99 Jensen, Patricia ....,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 O7 Jester, Rita ......, ........ 5 0, 109 Jett, David .......,,.,,,Y,,,..,.,, Jewell, Jerry ,,,,.s.............., Jewell, Katherine 1Mrs. J.1 ...... Johnson Judith A ....,,......., Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Judith E ......,....... Judith Elizabeth... Lucille .,.............. Johnston, Ann ....,... Jones, David A. .,,., . Jones, David L. ..... A Jones, David W. .,., , Jones, Denis ........,,. Jones Dorothy .,..., Jones, Frank ....... Jones, Henson ..... Jones, Patricia ..... Jones, Robert ..... Jones Sandra ...... I Jones, Willis ....... 33.54, 107, 149 .,.....68, 103, 149 ,.,,.,s..113, 149 O5 .,,,....97 99 97 65, 51, 52, 103, 149 .,...,.51, 109, 149 ..,....76, 83, 118 .,,..,.....6s, 105 Jordon, Clifford ...... Jordon, Connie .... Jucius, Barbara ..... Judd, Ardon ........ 68, .......5o, 56, 73, 101 105 83 Jung, Michael ..... ,,,,,,. 6 2, 81, 149 Kahn, James ....... ,,..,........,..,.,, 8 5 Kaplan, Michael ..,. ,.,,,,, 7 6, 97, 130 Karakas, Michael ..... .,..,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 5 Kavanaugh, Gail .... ..,..,...,,,,,,. 5 1, 101, 149 Keach, Susan .......... ......................,.,....,.,,., 1 O7 Kearney, Virginia ..... ........ 5 O, 52, 55, 105, 150 Kehrnes, Charles ....... ,,,,,,-,.,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 6 3 Keith, Marjorie ...... ,...,....,...,.. 6 9, 109, 150 Keleher, Patrick ..... ............,. 8 1, 150 Kelly, Gerald ...... .,..,...... 6 5, 150 Kelly, Josephine .... ............... 1 O9 Kelly, Lorraine .... ,,,,.,,, 5 O, 109 Kelly, Robert .......... Kendziora, Donald .... Kennedy, James .... Kern, David ....... Kersting, Mary ...... Keyser, Ronald .... Keyt, Douglas ...., Kidd, Howard ..... Kightlinger, AI ...,... King, Judith ............. Kinnamon William Kinney, S6mueI ........ 1 U Kipp, Donald ............. Kirchbaum, William Kirkland, Nancy .... Kissel, Robert ,.... Kleck, Robert ,.... Klein, George ..... Kleven, Robert .... .. ........... 97, 150 .......7o, 85, 150 56, 105 .,......69, 76, 89, 131 ........5o, 73, 93, 116 ......6o, 71, 81 ..........eo, 97 ......65, 71, 91 101 ......,5o, 52, ...,..73, 74, 91 ...,...,97, 131 Knapp, Knapp, Krwpp, Knight Knight, Knoble, James ..... -----------,---,-------------- Lester ...... ........ 6 8, Martha ...... ...... Martha ...... Ruth ........ Carol ........ 124 Lincoln, Robert .......... 109 132 Knoedler, Kathryn ..... Kochs, William ....... Kolb, Cheryl ........ Komjathy, Beryl .,... Komjathy, Louis .... Korte, Alan ......... Kothera, Lynne ...... Krafft, David ........ Krakora, Joseph ...,, Kramer, Linda ...... Kraus, James ....... Krause, Walter ..... Kriebel, June .,.,. Kubit, Phyllis ..... Kuhlman, David ..., Kurtz, Donald ...... Lacy, Andy ......,..,. Laidlaw, Stuart ...... Lamb, Nancy ....,, Lance, John ...... Lanese, Alvin ......... Langacher, Mary .... Lange, Karl ........ Lantz, Hamilton .... Lardner, Peter ...... Larimer, Alan ..... Larson, Linda ...... Law, Marian ..,..... Laycock, Jane .......... Layson, Jefferson ...,. Layton, Susan ......... Leaf, Robert ....... Lebor, John ......, Lee, Lucinda .... Leech, Susan ....... Leeds, William .,.... Leidy, Charlotte ..... Leithner, Linnae .... Lello, Julia ........... Lenhardt, Nancie ,.... Lewis, Alan .......... Lewis, William ....,, Light, Margaret ...., Lill, George ......,... Lindstrom, Joanne ..... Little, Timothy ...... Lloyd, Ann .......... Locke, Nancy ............ ..f... Lockwood, Eleanor .... .---.A Logan, Lisa ........... Long, Gregory ...... Longeway, Jean ...... Loomer, Carol ........ Lord, Frederick ...... Lovell, Lawrence ,,.. Loving, Howard ...,.. Lucas, Ann .............. Luchs, Kenneth ...... Ludlow, Thomas ....... Lugar, Anne .............,...... Lundestrum, Christine Lyons, Loring .............. Lytle, Paul ............... Mac Donell, Jean .......... Mac Kenzie, Dollene ,,.,. Mac Kinnon, Fiona ..A..... Mac Nab, Malcolm ........ Mc Allester, Susan ........ Mc Clary, Blain ......... index 64, 89 76, 87, 124, 150 ....................109 ......68, 69, 109 ...............150 150 ,.53, 57, 68, 107 ........91, 150 ............101 132 76, 85, 134, 137 118 11 ...............105 ......68, 97, 150 ........97, 124 13 ........81, 150 ........83, 150 .......,,......107 ........83 150 1'f'1 1'8, 1'23 '.f.Q.1'05 fffffff64 IQQQfQ68 ........47 .,Qf1'5155 fff1f52 fQff6'1'Q 83 ...........64 ...fff.Qf97 ...fffQ56f'95 f58f'73f'76 54, 69, 101 ..74, 76, 89 ....fff52 ...f.183Q--51'23 ...fff1'1'3 ...ff93f'1 1'8 1 .....81 .....97 1 1 132 113 107 150 .....87 1 111 .....91 .....81 1 1 115 101 .....89 1 1 150 103 105 103 .....89 1 1 150 112 .....99 1 1 1 1 1 113 116 115 115 101 151 .....87 111 .....83 .....99 1 1 124 115 .....83 .....97 1 105 115 .....81 1 1 1 109 151 109 123 101 .....81 Mc Cleeland, Robert ........ Mc Combs, Elizabeth ,..,.. MC Coy, Barry ,,,,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,,,, 9 3, 118, 123, 129, Mc Cracken, Gordon ...... Mc Culloch, Ann ........., Mc Cullough, Thomas ....... Mc Cuskey, Ann ........ Mc Donald, John ...... Mc Dowell, Charles ,... Mc Fadden, Mc Gregor, Mc Kenna, Mc Kinney, Mc Knight, Jean ..,... Janet ...,,. Patricia... Kenneth.. Peggy --AA-- Mc Lennan, Sally ...... Mc Louth, Peggy ....... Mc Nutt, Robert ....... Mabee, Patricia ...... Macey, Ka ren ........... Macomber, Douglas .. Mahon, George ....... Major, Wayne .......... Mallory, O. Elizabeth. Malloy, John ............ Maloney, Jerry ...... Malz, Marcia ...... Mann, Richard ....... Marks, Suzanne .... Marlowe, Ann ....... Marriott, Robert .... Marston, Susanne ..... Martin, John .......... Martin, Marie ........... Martin, Molly Ann ........ Martinez, Alejandro ...... Maschal, John ............ Mason, Jane ................ Mason, Robert ............... Masterson, Timmothy Mathias, Richard ......... Maull, Pamela ........ Maxon, William .... Maye, Paul ......... Meanor, George ..... Meany, Margaret ..... Medinger, Myron ....... Megby, Carol ...... Mellinger, Nancy ....... Melville, David ...... Menge, Thomas ..... Mennel, Robert ......... Mercadante, Robert .. Michel, Penelope ...... Miley, Jane ............ Millar, Walter ..... Miller, Ann ......... Miller, Deborah ..... Miller, Delma ...... Miller, James ..... Miller, Nancy ........ Milliron, William ....... Mills, Thomas ....... Mindrup, Cynthia ...... Miner, Joan ......... Minor, Patricia ....... Miskelly, Sandra ...... Mitchell, Frances ....... Mitchell, Rodney ....... Mittendorf, Ann ....... Mixer, Bruce .......... .. Mixer, Carol lMrs. B.l ....... Moore, Bruce ............. Moore, Charles ......... Moore, Elizabeth ....... Moore, Ellen ........... Moore, Frederick ....... Moore, Harry .......... ...........93, 151 136 .......73, 89, 151 .......50, 71, 115 11 ........65, 105 101, 116, 151 89 11 103 56, 69, 76, 87, 130, 151 .........151 65 ...........83 1 1, 151 ......51, 56, 83, 151 ..........69, 72, 101 ...........68, 105 .......71, 74, 115 ........89, 124, 132 .......68, 75, 76, 89, 124 89, 151 132 ......36, 83, 124, 131, 137 129 .........103 151 113 52, 54, 56, 57, 101 115 131 .......76, 83, 118, 123 109 135, 151 52, 54, 55, 109, 116, 151 101 103, 152 .......69, 81, 152 ...........91, 152 ........65, 115 1 1, 152 .......55, 57, 115, 152 152 ...........72, .......76, 85, .......76, 85, 101 152 135 124 Morgan, Jacqueline . Morgan, Joan .......... Morgan, Judith ..... Morris, Anne ...... Morris, Fanny ,.... Morrow, Sandra .,.... Moser, Nancy .......... Motsch, Martha ...... Moussatos, Apostolos Mulder, Judith ........ Muller, Holden ......... Mullikin, Clay ........., Mullikin, M. Lauretta Munson, James ........ Murphy, Frank ...... Murray, Melinda .... Muse, Betty .,....,.. Muskat, Audrey ...... Musson, George ...,.. Must, Burton .......... Mutschler, Marcia Myers, Barbara ...... Nagel, James ........ Nash, Barbara .,........ Needham, Richard .... Nelson, Barbara ..., Nelson, Doris ....... Nelson, James ..... Nerad, Susan .......... Nettin , William ..... Q Nevin, Anne ,...,.,,,,,, Newhall, Cynthia .... Newton, John .....,.. Nickels, Patricia .,.. Nicola, Elizabeth ..... Nida, Elizabeth ,..... Nilsen, Nicholas .... Nisbet, Eleanor Odebrecht, Paul ........ Oechslin, Barbara .... Oglesby, Carolyn .,..,, Oglesby, Jacquelyn Olcott, Jack ...,....... O'Neill, Nancy ...... O'Neill, Roger .......... Onufrock, Christine ,. Opperman, David ..... ...... Opteker, Joyce ...... Orth, Nelson .,,.... Otis, John .....,. Oviatt, John ,...... Owens, William ..... Paine, Robert .....,.. Painter, Dorothy .... Palmer, Thomas ..... Pancake, Daniel .... Parajon, Gustavo .... Parker, Harold .,.... Parker, John ,...... Pastorelle, Sally ,..,. Patterson, Carol ....... Patterson, Richard ,.,. Patterson, Ronald .,... Paull, James ......... Paull, Laura ..,.... Pawlak, Marty ...,. Penner, Paula ,..... Perrott, Susan .... Perry, Charles ,.... Perry, Davida ..... Peterson, Amy ,... Pew, Steven .,.....,. Pfister, Alice ....,, Phelps, Paula ....... Phelps, Preston ...... Pheneger, Richard .... 113, 55, 72, 107, 116, ........81, ........91, index 72 152 103 152 109 101 111 113 152 101 132 105 .......,85 ........85 115 101 143 ......53, 56, 105, 116 ........81 .,....111 .,...,..91 ,.....107 ,.,...109 ...............101 ......59, 71, 81 . ..............,......,..,..,,... 109 .......56, 70, 71, 87, 152 107, 152 .,...s..,,.103, 153 15 58, 103 ....56, 62, 69, 91, 153 115, 153 15, 153 ......76, 87, 118, 153 .....,..8l, 119, 131 73, 85 ........54, 70, 71, 113, 153 87 .....,..93, ffffQ56Q 51'iH ............,64, ..,....63, 83, 153 137 153 93 129 .,......83, 124, 50 ----------- 1 153 75 105 ...........85, 124 .,.....76, 87, 153 ,.,.....81, 131 ...,..62, 71, 111, 153 111 ........59, 115, 153 113 89, 137 .,....47, 65, 107, 153 ........89, 129 Phillips, Robert ....... ........ 8 1, 127, 128, 153 Pickens, Patti ..... .............................. 1 O3 Pickett, Mary ........ ..................... 1 O7 Pieratt, Thomas .... ....... 7 6, 91, 153 Poast, David ........ ....,,.,..,............... 8 3, 1 18 Porter, Barbara ...... .................................... 1 03 Porter, Barry ............. .,.... 7 6, 83, 118, 126, 131 Porter, David ............... ...................................... 9 7 Posegate, Mary Alice ....... ..,.,................... 1 05, 153 Possehl, Emily ......... .,...,...,.................... 1 1 1 Powell, Robert ...., ,.....f............. 9 3, 116, 153 Preston, Dix .......... ...... 6 3, 76, 89, 135, 154 Promer, Catherine .... ...,.................... 1 1 1, 154 Pumphrey, John .... ............ 8 3 Pusey, Patricia ...... ....... 1 O5 Quayle, Mary .............. ...... 7 2, 1 1 1 Quisenberry, Barbara ..,....... 101 Rairdon, Susan ......,, ...... 6 2, 103 Rascher, Mason .,.... ...... 9 1, 137 Rasmusen, Carol ..... ................ 1 13 Rauch, Robert ........ .................... 9 7 Reece, John ....... ...... 6 2, 69, 85 Reed, Ann ........... ............ 1 O1 Reed, William .... ...... 8 3, 137 Reeder, David .,,... ........ 6 8 97 Reeder, Ellen ....... .......... 1 O3 Reeves, Boyd ..,,....... ............... 8 9 Reid, Frank ............. ..,............... 1 54 Reighard, Kenneth . ...... 51, 70 99 Reinhardt, Ronald ,....,...... ...,. . .99 Reinke, Lodiegard .,... ....... 7 6, 95, 124 Retter, Constance ................ . 115 Reuter, Craig ......... .......... 6 3 97 Rexford, Rexley ..... ,...,... 5 O 95 Reynolds, John H .... ................. 8 3 Reynolds, John J ..... ........ 9 1, 134 Reynolds, Vallery ..... .............. 1 13 Rhoad, Donald ..,,... ........ 9 5, 116 Rholdes, Nellie ...... .............. 1 1 1 Rice, Brooks .....,.. ........ 9 7, 137 Rice, Edward ...... .......... 6 4 69 Rice, Thomas ..... ..,................. 8 3 Rich, David ............ ....... 5 6, 57, 154 Richards, Diane ...,. ......... 1 O3, 138 Richards, Susan ...... ............... 1 O1 Richman, Edward Ridley, Allan .......... Riggle, Suzanne .... Rinehart, Robert ..... Ritchie, Susan ...,. Rixom, Robert ..... Robb, Howard ........ Robbins, Robert ..,.. Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, David ...... Patricia ..... Susan Ann. Suzanne Robertson, Dennis Robertson, Judith .... Robertson, William F Robertson, Robinson, Rodefer, Judith ....... Rodger, Malcolm ..... Rodgers, David ...... Rodgers, Sarah ...... William S Barbara ...... Roehl, Tom ........... Roest, Nils .............. Rogers, Challoner .... Rogers, Charles ..... Rogers, Jonathan .... Rogers, Robert .,..... Rogers, William ..... Rohlff, Barbara ..... Romano, Phyllis ..,,. Ronald, Gale ...... .. ................... 75, 105, .. .................................. 83 .......76, 81, 118, 131 60, 103 ....,,..81, 136 113 154 56, 57, 76, 103, 138 ,.....105, 154 ...........87, 154 107 ........69, 111, 154 .,.......6O, 63, 93 .......50, 58, 70, 71, 85 154 .....,.69, 85, 116 ...........9l, 154 ........83, 154 .............105 ........50, 101 ......113, 116 Roop, Thomas ............ ............4-..--- Rosene, Eleanor ......... ......-V. 5 2, 54, Roof, Rebecca ...... Rosebraugh, Diane Rosenquist, Edward Ross, Kenny .....,........ ,------,-,------ Ross, Thomas ......, Rothman, Joel .,.... Rowe, Theodore .,.,.. Rue, Linda ........... Ruff, Ma ri Iyn ...,..... Ru kenb rod, Kay ...... Rusk, Gerald ........ Rusk, Gwendolyn ..... Russert, David ..... Rutter, Thaddeus ...., Sanborn, Allen ..... Sanders, Carole ....... -- Sanders, Cynthia .....,,. Sanders, Margaret ,.,... Saunders, Bruce ,...... -- Saunders, Marilyn .,,. Savage, Bruce .,...,... Savage, Dave ....., Sawyer, Holly ..,.... Sawyer, Priscilla ..,, . Schad, Nancy ...... Schaper, Gerald ..e.... -- Scheetz, Natalie ..... .-... Schettler, Lynne Schettler, William ,..... . Schieda, James ...,... Schiller, Mary ,....,. Schramm, Tim ........, Schubeler, Barbara Schucha rdt, Robert Schuck, John ...........--. index ........50, 62, 109 ..........,62, 64, 97 70, 72, 107, 154 87 118 .......89, 124, 137 95 113 .,,,,,,......lO7 .......lll, l54 ..........lO9 ......85, 154 ..58, 76, 85, 130 .......97, 131, 154 ,..,.........,.64, 111 .,.,.,.lO7, 154 13 ..........lO7 .........89 ..5o, 70, 71, 105 ,........65, 85, 155 ..,..,..63, 83, l36 ,.,..,....1o3, 155 .....,..,...87 ....,..ll3 .....8l .....63 Schuele, Carol ,.3.,, ------- l O3 Schultz, Judith ..,, ---------- l Ol Schgrz, Mary ........... ------------- l O7 Schwallie, Louise ...-,.. ------ 6 O, 107 Schwartz, John .....-.. --------- 8 7, l32 Schweig, David ,.... ..------------------------ 9 5, '55 Scott, Carol ....... ...-.........-.....--.----------------- 5 5 Scott, David ,,,,, ....... 6 0, 71 , 89, l l6, l55 Scott, James ..,..,.,, ..........-.......--....-. 9 l, l 16 Scoville, Dianne ...... .....------------------ 5 9, l l l Seaberg, David ,.,..,. ..........-....-.......-........-...-. 9 7 Sebring, James ,..5... ...... 7 O, 76, 81, l 35, l 55 Seek, Robert ......... ...........-.-...........- 8 9, l27 Seiple, Dorse ......,. .......--.......-..-------------- 8 7 Self, Mary Ann ........ ......... 6 8, lO5 Sepessy, Joan ......... -....-......- l 03 Sessions, Robert ....... .........-......-. 8 5 Shadel, Judy ......... --------- 5 2, 107 Shafer, Jane ......,.. ....-............... ......... 6 9 , l07 Shafer, Maxine .,..... ..........-..........--..-...........---.--- 7 5 Shanesy, Carol ....., ......... 5 4, 55, 60, 7l, l07, 155 Shanley, Sue ...........,.. ............................ 5 7, 68, l l l Sharples, Martha .,......... ..................... l l 5, l l 6, l 55 Shaw, Lois iRowleyl ........ ..........--.----..-.. l 55 Shaw, Robert ......,.......... -.........----------- 9 3 Sheehan, Thomas ....... ......... 9 l, T55 Shell, Dan .............. ........... 5 6, 97 Shenefield, Mary ...,... ....... l 09, l55 Sherman, Pearce ,.... ---....-------- 9 3 Sherman, Sylvia ....... ...,......... l O7 Shetler, Gayle ..,... ................ l ll Shields, Allan ,,,,,,, ......... 9 7, ISS Shields, Peter ....-........ H89 Shipp, Martha ...... ....,...,.... l 07 Shira, Susan ............ ....... l 09, l55 Shoquist, Bruce .....,, ,................. 8 9 Shorney, Bill ...,....,. ......... 8 5, 156 Shortle, Josephine ,..... ............. l 07 Shotts, Ronald ...... Shrum, Dixon .... ........ 5 O, 85 Shumaker, Joan .,.,., Siebenthaler, Sue ..... Siegel, Janet ..,..., Siegel, Robert .......... Siegenthaler, John .,.... Simmons, Lindsay ..,.... Simmons, Lynne ..... Simon, Jean ........ Simon, Marilyn ..,. Simonds, John ..,,, Sinclair, Gail ,.,,,,,,.. Sizer, Mary Kate ........ Siostrom, John ........ Skinner, John ...,,, Slater, Caryl ..... Sload, Jay ............ Smiley, Hylas ......... Smith, Alexander ...,... Smith, Bruce .......... Smith, Carol .,...... Smith, Duane .......-. Smith, Elizabeth ...... Smith, Jerry ........ Smith, Kathryn .... Smith, Marvin ...,.. Smith, Peter ....,....., Smith, Shirley A.., Smith, Shirley O ........ Smith, Thomas Smith, Virginia .,,. Smoot, Donald --...- Soffel, Linda ......,,.. Soldineer, Marsha Somers, Herbert .. Sommers, Robert .... Speidel, Russ .....,, Spencer, Ba rba ra .... Spetnagel, Ann ..,. Spray, David ...,.,., Sproat, Elizabeth ..,..... Spurlino, Nannette ..... Stafford, Jo Ann ..,,.. Stanbarger, Phyllis ..,.. Stanbery, Bailey ..,.. Stangos, Nicos ...,..... Stanley, John .......,,.., ...... Steffen, Tim ..........,.., Starinchak, Edward Steinbrenner, Judith ..... Stern, Peter ................ Stevens, David .....,. Stevens, Robert ..,... Stevens, Thomas ....... Stevenson, Elizabeth ..... Stewart, John .,.,.,.,.... Stillwagon, George ..... Stoker, David .......... Stoltz, Valerie ...... Stoner, Woods ..... Story, Stephanie ,. Stott, Keith ..,...... Stoughton, Peter ..,... Streamer, William ,,.... Stuart, Estella .......,. Stull, Carol .......... Stumpp, Linda ..... Sturgell, Frank ....... Sucsy, Leona rd .............. Sutherland, Dorothy Sutjak, Laura ............. Swartz, Gene .,.,..,.,.. Swats, Robert ...... Sweeder, Diana ..... Swett, Chester ..... Swoap, David ....., Taliak, Marty ......... Tallentire, Mary ,.,... 64 .......58, 62, 115, 156 99 ......62, 63, 93, 156 107, 156 .,,..,.....8l, 129 ......lO5, 156 1 3 .......63, 83 ........83, 127, l56 .......,,..87, 124 .......64, 91 .,.............lO5 ......63, 69, 95 ......lO3, 156 118, 120 83, 156 .......72, 73, 107, 156 ,...,,..83, l27, 135 .......,......6o, 105 74, 111 131 .......76, 93, 130, 134 156 lOl .,,,,....,.....lOl ...,..62, 63 97 ....,.,........103 ........7O, 109 ....,...6O, 111 ......lO9, l56 18 57, 91 73, 76, 81, 118, 157 ......65, 68, 9l 91 ......63, 64, 85, 136 ........93, 118, 123 157 .......,.....64, 8l ll .......63 95 l3 ..,.,,.,89, 124 ..,.,.,62, 93 ........,......l24 64, lOl ......50, 53, 56, 113 .......,89, 116, 123 89 .....,lO5, 157 ........36, lO5 .......5O, 83, ll8, ....5O, 54, 56, 6l, lll l23 89 lO9 ......,.68, 4 Tanger, Elizabeth ...... Tanski, David ........... Tappan, Margaret ...... Tarvin, Carroll ....... Taylor, Carolyn ....... Taylor, William ..,.... Tecklenberg, Joyce .,... ........ Teel, Sandra ....,..,.... Tenbroeck, Mary .... Teple, Susan .............. Thackery, Thomas .. Thatcher, John ........ Theobald, David ...... Thomas, Patricia ........ Thompson, Edward .... Thompson, George ..... Thompson, Jay ..,.... Thompson, John ..... Thompson, Tom ........... Thomson, Alexander Thuma, Thomas ......... Todd, David ........... Todd, Samantha ...... Tokar, Paul ,.................. Tonneberger, Ronald Tontz, Jay .,..,........... Topinka, John ........ Torgler, Diane ...... Trautwein, Todd ..... Travis, James ......... Trimbur, Richard .... Trudell, Dennis ....... True, Melbern ...... Truitt, Ellen ......... Trunkfield, Art ..... Tschantz, James ,... Tucker, Paul ........ Turner, Fred ........ Turner, Thomas ...... Tuttle, Saida ........ Tuttle, William ...... Tyler, Sally .......... Unna, Jan ..... Utts, Charles ..... Valentine, Paula ..... Van Court, Ann ............ Van Court, Robert ....... Van Scoy, Gretchen ..,.....,., Van Wagenen, William ....... Van Zandt, Pieter .............. Varney, Mary ............ Vaughan, Linda ........... Veevers, Constance ....... Veress, Christa .......... Vipond, Dallas ........ Vogt, Clifford ...... Vogt, Karen ........... Wagenhals, Patricia Wagstaff, Carolyn ...,. Wahle, James ........ Wakefield, Alice ........ Wakeman, Donald ...... Waldheger, Virginia Walker, Nancy .......... Walkley, Georgene .... Wallace, Robert .,.,.... Wallace, Virginia ...... Warm, Thomas ....... Warner, Henry ..,. Warren, George ....... Waters, Irving ............ Watkins, Thomas ...... Watson, Elizabeth ...... Waugh, Janet .,....... index ...,...........l09 .....,..8l, 118 ............lO9 15 t.,.................,...,.....,.............. ..83 54, 55, 57, 68, 107, 157 73 138 12 ........81, 136 2.,,.,.63, 81 ........81, 134 15 ,.......89, 157 .......76, 81, 124 ...,......63, 83 13, 157 85 89, 124 .,......50, 63, 69, 99 ..,.......68, 76, 115 93, 118 .....,..81, .......5o, 127, 128, 157 61, 71, 72, 85 105 .,0,,,,,81, 157 ........87, 129 ........81, 127 .......u.......103 .....,..85, 116 15 .0.,,...97, 131 , 71, 101,157 ........56, 57, 71, 95, 157 157 ...,.......85 1 1 O7 O7 ........91, 157 ....A.......93 O9 113 . ...... 56, 71, 83, 157 103 ..,,...59, 69, 103 103 .......36, 61, 71, 115, 157 ........9l ........95 13 O5 Waugh, Jean .......... Weaver, Nancy .,.... Weaver, Robert .... Wever, David ......... Webster, Stephen ...... Weddell, Jerry ......... Weddle, Anne ...... Weddle, Charles ..... Weh, William ..... Wehling, Robert ........ Weiffenbach, Elsa ..... Weiland, Mary ....... Weintraub, Neil ...,.. Weisenbarger, Sue ..... Weist, Gretchen ...... Wellman, Rebecca ...... Wells, David ........... Wertz, Elynor ....... West, Hugh .....,.......... Westerberg, John ...... Wheeler, Douglas .,..... White, Herbert .t..... White, lrene ........ White, Jo Ann ...... White, Stephen .......... Whiteleather, Carol ,.,. Wicke, Jerry ........ ......,,62, ........64, 105 103 ........89, 126, 127 87 .......53, 72, 113, 116 87 157 ......109, 111 13 .,......62, 113 74, 91 97 ...,..62, 64, 83, 131, 137 .,.,,.,43, 57, 105, 116, 158 Wickham, Bill ..,... ...,.,.. 6 2, 63, 64, 87, 158 Wiley, Robert ...... .........,......, 8 3, 132, 133 Wilhelms, Lynne ..... ......,.,,..,,....,...,,..,... 1 58 Williams, Ann ..... ..........,...,.,.,. 6 5, 111 Williams, Gail ........ .....,. 6 9, 70, 101, 158 Williams, Jane ..,..,,.,.,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 O, 113 Williams, Marguerite ,,,,, .,..................,... 1 13, 138, 158 Williams, Roberta .,.,., .,-,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 O5 Williams, Wendy ...... ,..... 5 3, 60, 68, 71, 72, 76, 107 Willis, Richard M ....... ...,,..,.....,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3 Willis, Richard R .,.,..,. .......,...... 9 1, 158 Willoughby, Nancy .... .......... 5 O, 68, 101 Wilson, Barbara ..... ........ 5 1, 111, 158 Wilson, Carol ....... ,.,,,,,.,,.... 6 9, 101 Wilson, Roger ,..,.,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, 8 9, 158 Winandy, Andre ............ Wintermute, Ogden .,.,.. .,...,.68, 75 91 Wish, Edward .,........... ...,.,,.,,,....,...,.,,.,,.,,,.,,., 9 3, Whitmer, John ...... Wolfe, Richard .,.. Wolfe, Walter Woltz, Anita ..,...., Wood, Sally ......................... Woods, Richard ..................... Woodworth, Margaret Ann ........ Wormlck, Joan ................... Worst, Richard ,.., Wright, Edwin ...... Wright, Nancy .,... Yanson, Gayle .,.... Yates, Eleanor Yee, Mac ......... Yerkes, John ........... Yocum, Gretchen ..... Youel, Natalie ..... Young, Barbara .... Young, Thomas ......... Younkman, Anita ....... Zahn, Darwin ..... Zimmer, Yvonne ..... Zinn, William ...,.. Ziyal, Sezen ...,. Zollner, Philip ...,. Zalman, James ,,.., Zorn, Roberta ,..... Zuber, Lynn ..... 1 158 .....59, 71, 76, 81, 124, 131 .,....69, 76, 83, 119, 132 158 .......68, 69, 111, 158 .,.,,.,.,.46, 68, lOl ......l11, 158 ,......65, 67, 115 ....,..6O, 76, 124 13 ...........58, 109 ......,.81, 118, 123, 136 109 69, 76, 81, 118, 120, 132, 133, 136, 158 ..........50, 52, 57, 73, 93 .,......95, 158 ..,,....93, 158 ............101 13