Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

CONTENTS 3 THIS IS DENISON Each life develops its own topography — each has its hills and its valleys, yet each aspires at every step to greater heights. Denison has taught many things to all of us — things which we hope will aid us in reaching the summits of our ambition. Here we have studied, laughed, cried, and above all, we have learned to know people and ourselves. We hope this book will capture some of those experiences of gaiety, depression and inspiration which makes Denison for each of us. To Denison we raise our song Fair college on the hill . . . The scene of happy college days The home we love so well. 6 10 MARK W. SMITH ELIZABETH HARTSHORN Dean of Men Dean of Women NANCY DENMAN BURTON W. DUNFIELD LOIS E. ENGLEMAN Assistant Dean of Women Director of Admissions Librarian 17 RUTH A. OUTLAND LOUIS PETITO W. CLINTON POWERS Director of Controller Assistant to tlie President Public Information for Church Relations H. LaMAR rice BEATRICE P. STEVENS CHARLOTTE F. WEEKS Director of Development Executive Secretary Assistant Director of Denison Society of Alumni Admissions Doane Administration Building 18 19 HISTORY Dr. Pollock, Dr. Preston, Dr. Southgate, Mr. Todd, Dr. Huckaby, Mr. Crook, Dr. Chessman, Dr. Stratton, Dr. Utter, Dr. Watson. EDUCATION Mr. J. Lehman, Dr. De Forest, Dr. L. Lehman, Dr. Gordon, Mr. Weiner, Dr. Chiang. 20 I I Dr. Titus, Dr. Martin ENGLISH MODERN LANGUAGES First Row L to R: Dr. Stern, Dr. Poyatos, Dr. Hirshler, Dr. Steele. Second Row L to R: Dr. Secor, Dr. Emont, Dr. Preston, Dr. Jonaitis. CLASSICAL LANGUAGES m Dr. Dean PHILOSOPHY AND LOGIC SPEECH Dr. Bailey, Dr. Titus, Dr. Keller Dr. Ried, Dr. Crocker, Dr. Hall 22 PHYSICAL SCIENCE Dr. Collins Chemistry Cottage PHYSICS I V CHEMISTRY Mr. Jin, Dr. Smith, Mr. Howe Dr. Spessard, Dr. Everhart, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Bettinger, Dr. Ronneberg. ■Mi Barney Science Building ROTC Major Bloomer, Captain Smith MATHEMATICS Dr. Kato, Mr. Bunday, Mr. Craft, Dr. Prentise, Mr. Grudin. Seated: Miss Wetzel. GEOLOGY Dr. Graham, Dr. Mahard 25 PHYSICAL EDUCATION WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. Rix Yard Seated: Miss Van Horn, Dr. Shepherd. Standing: Miss Daviess, Miss Ross. Pictured here are: Mr. Piper, Mr. Shannon, Mr. Martin, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Scott, Mr. Hill. MEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL— John Davis, Bob Dold, Ann Lucas, Michael Hall, Nancy Benham. Veni, vedi, vici would be an appropriate motto for the class of 1960. The senior class has always been an outstanding group and this year ' s class is no exception. They are actors, actresses, Woodrow Wilson Scholars, athletes, campus leaders, and campus characters. Home- coming activities and senior revolt day were planned by the class. Climaxing their four years of coUege is graduation, an end and a be- ginning. 32 JAMES R. ADAMS SUSAN ADAMS JULIE AIR JAMES S. ALLEN SUSAN ALLEN Palos Park, Illinois Trumbull, Conn. Ludlow, Kentucky Dayton, Ohio Glen Ellyn, Illinois History Speech Biology Chemistry Psychology BETH ALLMEN BETTY ANDREWS ALAN S. ANGELL, JR. THOMAS W. CLAIRE ARMSTRONG Rocky River, Ohio Swampscott, Mass. Newark, Ohio ARCHIBALD, JR. Summit, New Jersey Spanish English Geology Lakewood, Ohio Sociology Economics STEPHANIE JOHN D. ARTHUR WALTER ARZONETTI MARCIA BAIRD CAROL BAKER ARTERTON Mansfield, Ohio Newark, Ohio Mamaroneck, New York Painesville, Ohio Washington, D. C. Sociology E conomics Physical Education Biology English PETER B. BAKER ROBERT P. BARTLETT WILLIAM BARTLETT CAROL DANIEL M. BEACH Springfield, Ohio Akron, Ohio Gassaway, W. Virginia BAYERSCHMIDT Rochester, New York English Government History Yonkers, New York Speech History 34 I JO LYNNE BELT Weirton, West Virginia Psychology NANCY BENHAM Cleveland, Ohio English RAYMOND L. BERGER Detroit, Michigan Art DAVID H. BINGHAM Saginaw, Michigan Art HELEN BIRD Medina, New York Psychology 36 SUSAN CATHROE JOHN W. CHANDLER EUGENE A. CHARSKY SUE CLARK MARGARET CLELAND Washington, D. C. Princeton, New Jersey Washington, Pennsylvania Bloomington, Illinois Kane, Penn. Physical Education English Philosophy Philosophy Psychology EDWARD T. CLISSOLD ANNE CODE DIANNE CONNER CAROLINE CORBIN STEVEN CORNWELL Wilmette, Illinois Devon, Penn. Englewood, New Jersey Worthington, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio History Chemistry English English Biology NELLIE DAVIS KATHERINE DELAVIN TODD C. DETZEL JOHN DIFFENDORFER ANTHONY DI FILIPPO Granville, Ohio Skaneateles, New York Parma, Ohio Ashland, Ohio East Aurora, New York Psychology English Chemistry Physical Education Government 37 ROSALEEN DRUMEL FAYTHE DUFFY CHARLES DUMBAUGH ANIS DUNCAN RICHARD B. Springfield, Ohio Port Clinton, Ohio N. Dayton, Ohio Syracuse, New York DUSTERBERG Speech History History Religion Cincinnati, Ohio History 38 JAMES T. GALLANT VIRGINIA GARNHAM DAVID A. GARRECHT JON GERSTER ANITA GESCHEIDER Delaware, Ohio Webster, New York New Market, New Jersey East Liverpool, Ohio Steubenville, Ohio English Spanish Psychology History Musical Education 39 SHEILA GILL THOMAS L. GLASER DAVID GOLDMAN BARBARA GOOSMANN ROBERT E. GRADY Elma, New Jersey Sharon, Penn. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cincinnati, Ohio Pittsburgh, Penn. Biology English Biology French Biology 40 MICHAEL D. HALL THOMAS CHARLES C. HART JOHN T. HART MARGO HART Dayton, Ohio HAMMERMEISTER Chicago, Illinois Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Piedmont, California Physical Education Milwaukee, Wisconsin History Speech French Physics MARY HAUSER STEVENSON HEARNE MARY HEBBERD WILLIAM H. HEID BARBARA HENNING Cincinnati, Ohio Ashland, Kentucky La Crosse, Wisconsin Akron, Ohio Western Springs, Illinois Psychology Speech History Psychology Psychology 41 CAROLINE ICRS JOHN JEISEL III STEPHANIE JENKINS JUDITH JOHNSON DAVID W. JONES Green Bay, Wisconsin Delaware, Ohio Granville, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Canton, Ohio Biology Speech-Government Government Psychology History DENIS D. JONES BARBARA JUCIUS SUSAN REACH CHARLES P. KEHRES JOSEPHINE KELLEY Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Columbus, Ohio Akron, Ohio Lakewood, Ohio Pittsburgh, Penn. History English Speech Biology History EDWARD KENNEY JACK C. KERN HOWARD KIDD SAM E. KINNEY JIM KNAPP Granville, Ohio Granville, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Shaker Heights, Ohio Zanesyille, Ohio Chemistry Economics Chemistry Biology Biology RUTH KNIGHT CHERYL KOLB LYNNE KOTHERA DAVID A. KRAFFT LINDA KRAMER Indianapolis, Indiana Maplewood, New Jersey Cleveland, Ohio Western Springs, Illinois Wheaton, Illinois Mathematics History Theatre Arts and Dance Economics History 42 i PHYLLIS KUBIT NANCY LAMB STEPHANY LANDT PETER J. LARDNER LINDA LARSON Cleveland, Ohio Pittsburgh, Penn. Chicago, Illinois Newport Beach, Calif. Grosse Pointe, Mich. English English Art Biology Biology WILLIAM E. LAYMAN CAROL LAYSON JEFFERSON V. ROBERT A. LEAF NANCIE LENHARDT Franklin, Ohio Granville, Ohio LAYSON, JR. Scarsdale, New York Cincinnati, Ohio Psychology Psychology Granville, Ohio Economics English Speech 43 LAWRENCE W LOVELL HOWARD H. LOVING ANN LUCAS SUSAN McALLESTER SANDRA McCARROLL Detroit Michigan River Forest, Illinois Piqua, Ohio Syracuse, New York Clayton, Missouri Physics History Sociology Sociology English 44 JANET McGregor fiona mackinnon john r. mallory suzanne marks richard matsuura Worthington, Ohio Easton, Connecticut Columbus, Ohio Edwardsville, Ohio Maui, Hawaii Art English Geology Biology Government MARILA miller CYNTHIA MINDROP FREDERICK S. MOORE ROBERT H. MOORE JUDITH MORGAN Kenelworth, Illinois Jerseyville, Illinois St. Clair, Michigan Wooster, Ohio Lakewood, Ohio History Theater Arts Economics English Physical Education BURTON MUST Dayton, Ohio Biology BARBARA MYERS Shaker Heights, Ohio Government DORIS NELSON Chicago Heights, Illinois Art SUSAN NERAD Oak Park, Illinois History ANNE NEVIN Mt. Vernon, Ohio French 45 CYNTHIA NEWHALL ALIDA NOYES JOHN F. OTIS, JR. KRISTINE OTTESEN RICHARD PATTERSON Harrington, Illinois Midlothian, Virginia Washington Atlanta, Georgia Akron, Ohio Music English Courthouse, Ohio English Speech and Biology Theatre Arts and Speech SUSAN PERROTT AMY PETERSON RACHEL POWELL MARY ELLEN QUAYLE BARBARA Findlay Ohio Winnetka, Illinois Granville, Ohio Washington, D. C. QUISENBERRY Mathematics French Psychology English So. Charleston, W. Virginia History MASON A RASCHER CAROL RASMUSEN LODIEGARD REINKE JOHN J. REYNOLDS BROOKS W. RICE Troy, Ohio Wilmette, Illinois Arlington Heights, Illinois Granville, Ohio Wellesley Hills, Mass. Economics Mathematics Physical Education Economics History DIANE RICHARDS ALLAN H. RIDLEY SUSAN RITCHIE ROBERT J. RIXOM DAVID RODGERS Manhasset, New York Foxboro, Mass. Cincinnati, Ohio Birmingham, Michigan Cleveland, Ohio Sociology Biology Psychology Social Studies Theatre Arts 46 47 DIANE SCOVILLE MARY ANN SELF ROBERT M. SESSIONS KATRINA SHAFFER SUE SHANLEY Cleveland, Ohio Western Springs, Illinois Lakewood, Ohio W. Hartford, Conn. Ashland, Kentucky Mathematics French Speech Sociology French ROBERT A. SHAW SYLVIA SHERMAN RONALD SHOTTS LYNNE J. SIMMONS HYLAS E. SMILEY Parma, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio Oak Park, Illinois Rocky River, Ohio Economics Mathematics Psychology History Biology 48 ELIZABETH A. SPROAT JOHN H. STANLEY ROBERT C. STEVENS PETER STOUGHTON ESTELLA STUART Evanston, Illinois Western Springs, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Sewickley, Pa. Morgantown, W. Virginia History Philosophy Economics Speech Economics CARROLL TARVIN SANDRA TEEL JAY S. THOMPSON DAVID H. TODD PAUL TOKAR Clayton, Missouri Wayne, Penn. Cleveland, Ohio Miamiville, Ohio Westfield, New Jersey Sociology Psychology Biology Economics Biology 49 TAY L TONTZ JAMES E. TRAVIS DENNIS C. TRUDELL SALLY TYLER ANDREW UNCAPHER Greensboro N C. Dallas, Texas Snyder, New York Columbus, Ohio Vandergnft, Pa. Economics Geology English Psychology Biology LEE G. WARD HENRY J. WARNER, JR. JEAN WAUGH NANCY L. WEAVER WILLIAM F. WEH Elgin, Illinois Fremont, Ohio Lancaster, Ohio Canton, Ohio Aurora, Ohio Government Sociology Music Biology Economics 50 ROBERT R. WILEY ANN WILLIAMS DAVID WILLIS I. JOHN WITMER JOHN P. WOOD Arnold, Maryland Sandyville, Ohio Southern Rhodesia Shaker Heights, Ohio Bloomfield Hills, Mich. History Theater Arts Economics Physical Education Sociology RICHARD W. WORST EDWIN W. WRIGHT GRETCHEN YOCOM NATALIE YOUEL ROBERTA ZORN Dayton, Ohio Newark, Ohio Philadelphia, Pa. Wilmington, Delaware Michigan City, Indiana Biology Psychology Physical Education Biology Psychology i 51 52 SENIORS NOT PICTURED CLIFTON R. JENKINS Granville, Ohio Chemistry ANNE JOHNSTON Columbus, Ohio Sociology HENSON L. JONES, JR. Pennysburg, Ohio History ROBERT M. JONES Akron, Ohio Speech JAMES L. KAHN Indianapolis, Indiana Economics KENNETH L. MC KINNEY Cincinnati, Ohio Biology JOHN A. MARTIN Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Theatre Arts ROBERT L. MERCADANTE Ambridge, Pennsylvania History ROGER L. O ' NEILL Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Economics ROBERT RAUCH Lisbon, Ohio Physics JOHN ROMADKA Waukesha, Wisconsin Speech DAVID H. SEABURG Bridgeport, Connecticut History THOMAS G. SMITH Chicago Heights, Illinois Speech ROBERT L. SWATS Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Economics DIANE TORGLER South Euclid, Ohio English PAUL L. TUCKER Columbus, Ohio Physics ROBERT C. WEAVER Granville, Ohio Philosophy DAVID W. WELLS Flemingham, New Jersey Theatre Arts CAROL WILSON Oak Park, Illinois Art FRANCIS I. BAYLEY Granville, Ohio Theatre Arts WILLIAM S. BENNETT, JR. Granville, Ohio Psychology NANCY BRYAN Euclid, Ohio Speech PHILIP L. BUELL Toledo, Ohio Psychology ROBERT H. CANARY Columbus, Ohio History DAVID H. CARNAHAM Jamestown, New York History RICHARD L. CASH Hebron, Ohio Physical Education KING COLLINS Westerville, Ohio Psychology KATHRYN CONNER Newark, Ohio English DARRELL CORNELL Danville, Ohio Mathematics ARTENSIA DIXON Indianapolis, Indiana Biology ALLAN H. DYER Indianapolis, Indiana Economics RUSSELL H. EICHMAN Cleveland, Ohio Economics JOHN H. FIELDS Newark, Ohio Classical Language ROBERT A. FRARY Cleveland Heights, Ohio English VALERIE GIBBS Marion, Massachusetts English WELLINGTON GRIFFITH, III Wyoming, Ohio History DAVID W. HINZ Bay Village, Ohio History WILLIAM HOLLISTER Granville, Ohio Speech PETER M. HOLZMAN Wyoming, Ohio Economics 53 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL starting off at a fast pace with planning Dad ' s Day activities, the class of ' 61 kept going at this busy pace all year. They worked together to make the traditional Jun- ior Prom a success and, of course, went all out for their class picnic. They were tapped for honoraries and began to plan for honor ' s projects in their senior year. In April, members of the class moved into the key campus governmental positions and looked to their senior year at Denison with excited anticipation. Karen Macey, Chet Swett, Sam Armacost, Jane Hopper. 54 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL What is a sophomore? The class of ' 62 pushed aside the idea of a sophomore slump and showed that they were fully integrated into all phases of Denison Hfe. They had high hopes for the year and planned a May Day celebration that was one of the most beautiful events of the year, sponsored a very successful skating party at the Olde Mill, were tapped for honoraries, became a definite part of the governing body of the school, decided on their majors, and finished the year with high hopes for their junior year. Gretchen Lighthizer, Wesley Andrews, Mary Koll, Bob McNaughten. 58 i FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL The Freshman Class Council, new to the Denison Community, planned and carried through a very successful year for their class. The first big activity was The Reaper Rock, a well publicized and attended dance which was open to all class members. A successful car wash was held in the spring for Bonds of Friendship. Those on the council were Judy Enghsh, Marcia Lott, Richard Scale, and Sam Dieterich. Dick Scale, Judy English, Sam Dieterich, Marcia Lott. 62 CLASS OF ' 63 INTER-CLASS ACTIVITIES Activities play an important part in the college life on the hill. Individual classes are kept busy with Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior ac- tivities, but people manage to get to- gether in the union, at the sports events, and just plain relaxing where they are all Denisonians. . . . and I really don ' t understand it at all! j i ' 66 HOMECOMING Homecoming, 1959, with its theme Disney ' s Denison Land began on Friday, October 9 with a soccer game and a parade of spirited freshmen in pajamas to the bon- fire near Livingston gymnasium. Around the bonfire spirits soared as students and alumni cheered for Deni- son. Late that night and into the early morning hours, students worked on floats and decorations for the next day. With beat of drum and flourish of majorette baton from the Granville High School band the Homecoming parade down Broadway began at 10:30 on Saturday morning. Fraternity floats followed the band. Among the floats paraded the candidates for Homecoming queen and fraternity, sorority, and dorm characters. On Saturday afternoon the Big Red team met the Wooster Scots on Deeds Field for the annual footbaU game. That night Homecoming festivities ended with the Homecoming dance. ATO brothers pull their Showboat. Submarine sinks Wooster player at East Cottage. 68 HOMECOMING QUEEN The candidates for Homecoming Queen, 1959, were Judy Graham, chosen by AOPi; Mike Friel, Alpha Phi; Ann Miller, Chi O; Gina Carver, Tri Delt; Katie Boles, DG; Ann Mittendorf, Independent Association; Karen Macey, Theta; Sy Sherman, Kappa; and Ann Lucas, Pi Phi. During half-time at the Homecoming football game, the candidates were greeted by President Knapp, who announced the Queen elected by the Denison men. Den- ison ' s Homecoming Queen for 1959 was Gina Carver and her attendants were Sy Sherman and Katie Boles. Last year ' s queen, Kine Icks, congratulates Gina Carver. Homecoming Queen, 1959, Gina Carver. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES — Mike Friel, Ann Miller, Ann Mittendorf, Sy Sherman, Gina Carver, Karen Macey, Ann Lucas, Katie Boles, Judy Graham. D-DAY UG! Hold that Tiger! With the ringing of this favorite song of Denison students and amid great cheering on the campus, Spring and Fall D-Days began. In the Fall the bells rang at 6:00 in the morning and Denison slept late. When the campus finally aroused itself, it found programs of the day ' s ac- tivities outside. The day started with a brunch on the quad and races including a race on tricycles. The afternoon found Denison students turfing or watching IM soccer games. A picnic at Ebaugh ' s Pond and a dance that night in Livingston gym rounded out the day. In the Spring the bells rang in the Day at 6:02 in the evening. Then came mad rushing for phones and hurried room cleaning. Dates were met at their doors and a dance was held in front of Livingston. The next morning brought students and faculty to the traditional brunch on the quad. In the afternoon there were baseball games, track meets, and turfing. After the fried chicken picnic at Ebaugh ' s Pond, Denison returned to study. The show is over, the frosh have won. No D-Day without turfing. 70 II WESLYAN MIGRATION Over 250 Ohio Wesleyan students, and even more Denison stu- dents participated in the Wesleyan migration in the fall. The mi- gration was planned by the Denison all-school social committee. After the two schools fought on the football field, all coUegiates had an opportunity to socialize in both the D.U. and S.A.E. frater- nity houses where open-house jam sessions were held. Mike Friel, Elise Under, and Jack Meeks with Dr. Nelson in an informal discussion group held in the Union following convocation. Participating in Life in Focus discussion at the Chi Omega house are Liz Brunsted, Jim Irwin, Dr. Cole, and Jean Ludwig. C. E. DAYS FALL The chairmen of the Fall C-E Days, Delma Miller, and Dean Coursen, discuss theme with Dr. Nelson. SPRING The Fall Christian Emphasis Days of 1959 and the Life in Focus week of Spring, 1960, both functions of the Denison Christian As- sociation, were ten days of serious thinking and discussion. The ideas arising from the convocations and discussions certainly outlasted the days of concentrated thought and had a definite effect on the campus. Dr. John Nelson, the guest speaker for the Fall C-E Days, spoke on Beyond Complexity, Christian Maturity. Several discussion groups led up to Life in Focus week with Dr. William Cole whose talks centered around Faith, Sex, and Love. Sue McAllister and Dr. Cole before Life in Focus convocation. BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP Bonds of Friendship week, held annually at Denison, is climaxed by the Bonds of Friendship show. The show is an entirely student produced event. All proceeds from Bonds of Friendship are contributed to charity. Mary, Turkey, Gregg and Jerry re- hearse a number. What would we do without the crew? All eyes on the script. Two girls, one wish. MADRAS MANIA Concluding the social activities for the spring was Madras Mania, held on the week-end preceding the last week of classes. The entire campus made a migration to Spring Valley for an afternoon of swimming, sun, and picnicking. Sandwich and a smile make for a good time. You wouldn ' t! Caught in the act. Looks like a spike. ADYTUM QUEEN Lynn Kothera, a member of Chi Omega sorority, was chosen by Stan Kenton during the Bonds of Friend- ship weekend to be the 1960 ADY- TUM Queen. Barbara Porter, a mem- ber of Kappa Alpha Theta, was se- lected runner-up. Lynn Kothera J. Kelley, S. Tyler, M. LeVan, B. Porter, L. Kothera, ADYTUM Queen candidates. 76 i 1 JUNIOR PROM QUEEN Roberta Williams, Tri Delt, was elected Junior Prom Queen by the Denison men at the prom this year. The other candidates were: Gayle She tier, AOPi; Lorrie Kelly, Alpha Phi; Ann Miller, Chi O; Barb Schub- ler, DG; Gail Carmichael, Theta; Jean Powell, Kappa; Nancy MelUn- ger, Pi Phi. Roberta Williams G. Carmichael, R. Williams, J. Powell. 77 MAY QUEEN The May Queen of 1960 was crowned by Dr. Dean on Denison ' s May Day in Liv- ingston Gymnasium after a bright, flower- strewn processional to the throne. This year ' s queen was Gretchen Yocum of Delta Gamma. She was honored by the May Pole dance and songs by the Glee Club. First Row: D. Sweeder, AOPi; D. Miller, Chi O; J. Air, Alpha Phi; J. Brown, Kappa. Second Row: C. Tarvin, Pi Phi; S. Clark, Theta; N. L. Hood, Independents; K. Ross, Tri Delta, G. Yocum, DG. 78 1 I WINTER MOMENT [ The air is still, the breath hushes I To keep the crystal catharsis From mind-wearied desolation And the end of t he quiet sensation. Feet hurry down the walk And the silence is broken with talk, But not before the mind renews To climb again to newer views. j Lee Cullen, ' 61 It ' s comprehensive. Spring sets its own examinations. A general education class. Phi Bet ' s rate no special mention. Only those who love will pass. Bob Canary ' 61 80 The ninety-second year of the Mu chapter of Sigma Chi, founded in 1855, was successful in activities, service projects, and social events. By working together, the Sigs were able to excel in the intra-mural athletic races. As a resuU of this athletic achievement, the Sigs once again had more D-men than any other fraternity on the Denison campus. Their social program was highlighted by parties for orphans, the Sweetheart Dance, and the annual spring weekend known as the Bloody Bucket. First Row: Dick Coulter, Recording Secretary; Kirk Brandon, President; Dick Dusterberg, Vice- President. Second Row: Pete Holzman, Treasurer; Alan Larimer, Pledge Trainer; Dave Tanski, Corresponding Secretary. Left to Right: Bob Moore, John Witmer, Ed Frey, Roger O ' Neill, Gary Hopps. Seated: Jim Miller, Dick Worst. Al Dyer, Bob Armstrong. Standing: Bob Rixom, Hank Allen. Seated: Dave Theobald, Jerry Medinger. Standing: Tom Brem- ble, Dave Brunner, Cliff Gatehouse, Scott Bowman, Frank Schembs, Steve Sidells. On Floor: Burt Cooper, Jack Meeks, Dick Seymour, Tom Thackery. Standing: Steve Cheney, Rick Timms. Tom Meyer, Toby Wilkinson, Bill Kasch, Hugh Ruddock. Hugh Ruddock, Dave Berger, Tom Meyer, Bill Kasch, Lee MacBride, Rick Timms. il Seated: Tom Renshaw, John Lebor, Mike Heekin, Gary Buchan. Standing: Bill Pultz, Tom Doan, Bob Hartman. mm The distinction of being the first chapter of Beta Theta Pi west of the Alleghenies is allotted to the Alpha Eta chapter, formerly Eta Eta chapter of Beta. The year, 1868 was an eventful one when this chapter was estab- lished on the Denison campus. This year again was so- cially successful when excitement ranked high at the Military Ball. A touch of spring fever was also found at the Beta ' s annual Sweetheart Dinner. Fred Lord, Treasurer; Larry H o u k , Vice-President; Bob Dold, President; Dick Willis, Corresponding Secretary; Bob Jones, Recording Secretary. First Row: Bob Buckeye, Rick Mathias, John Ragatz. Second Row: Ron Witchey, C. O. Weddle, Tom Lochner, John Reynolds. Third Row: Les Simpson, Ken Luchs, John Diffendorfer, Dan Pancake. First Row: Dave Holma n, Dale Hamilton, Jim Bodman, Phil West. Second Row: Jeff Keeler, Stan Ackley, Bill Malloy, Steve Cornwell, Sim Dieterich, Chuck McConnell, John Hamman. Steve Simmons, Jeff Nicholls, Tony Biggio, Rob Waldheger, Jerry Millhon, Steve Mehalic, Steve Cornwell, Terry Wischmeyer. Second Row: Penn Cobb, Jim Crum. First Row: Barrie Hauser. First Row: Bob Brandenburger, William Esrey, John Malloy, Dave Brown. Second Row: Chuck Glasser, Mike Poast, Dave Melville, Sam Armacost. Third Row: George Brown, Dave Hinz, Bob Wiley. First Row: Steve Baker, Dick Jones, Charles Marston. Second Row: Bob Mercadente, Jack Morse, Pete Jackson. Third Row: Tom Siegenthaler, Bob Hagler, Brent Osborn, Dave Reese. First Row: Paul Lytle, Tom Smith, Ken Ackerman, Tom Thuma, Rich Mathias. Second Row: Rob Gieringer, Bob Hardy, John Sjostrom, Bob Esrey, Bob Fol- lett, Elden Bowman, Cy Hitchcock, John Siegenthaler, Ed Clissold. After the founding of Phi Gamma Delta in 1848 at Jefferson College, the South was soon honored by the expansion of this fraternity into Dixieland. In 1885 the Denison campus also re- ceived this honor with the addition of the Lambda Deuteron chapter. The Phi Gam ' s manage to maintain a careful balance between social projects and social life. In addition to the service project for orphans in Newark, the annual Fiji Island Weekend and 57th Norris Pig Dinner were important events on the calendar for the Phi Gams. First Row: John Schabacher, Dave Bingham, Dave Cooper. Second Row: Al Slicker, Tom Carrol, Chris Finkbeiner, John Todd. Third Row: Dick Patterson, Ned Wright, Bill Brown. Fourth Row: Pete Bascom, Wallace Ronald, Skip Smiley. Seated: Pete Knight, Lee Schilling, Jim Kahn, Bill Edwards, Bill Cormack, Mike Underwood. On Floor: Bob Keegan, John Parrish, Phil Lee. OFFICERS— Kneeling: Denny Trudell, Corresponding Secretary; John Davis, Historian. Standing: Al Bruscino, Recording Secretary; Mike Hall, President; Hans Jones, Vice-President and Treasurer; Gar DiMallie, Pledge Trainer. Seated: Dave Smith. Standing: Jim Mollenkamp, Rob Ydel- frich, John Schwabacher, Bob Finefrock, Tom Stevens, Randy Jones, Bob McNaghten, Baird Helfrich, Dick Bemis. First Row: Hammie Schirmer, Fred O ' Mara, Carty Finkbeiner, Chuck Hire. Second Row: Fernando Flugger, Jim Bowers, Jim Rich, Bob Foster, Rodger Owen, Mark Dowie. honor of being one of the fraternity ' s first chapters. The Kappa Sigs are proud of their recently built house which adjoins Fra- ternity Circle. This southern-born fraternity had its beginnings at the University of Virginia on December 10, 1869. Among the social events highlighting the Kappa Sigs ' year was the tra- ditional watermelon party in honor of the freshmen women ' s arrival on the Denison campus. On Floor: Lee Mortimer, Bill Heid, Ed Rosenquist. Seated: Hy Erickson, Steve Hearne, Gregg Long, Tom Kornmesser. Standing: Frosty Williams, Bob Fuller, John Burkhardt, Bob Graham. Bruce Gregg, Larry Stocky, Tim Hinely, Dion Moore. Dave Long, Jim Frampton, Clay Mullikin, Steve Wilson, Jack Weh, Jim Tschantz, J. Hedges, Ed Thompson. First Row: William White, Ferguson Jansen, Kenneth Boyd. Second Row: James Nelson, John Schwartz, Bob Williams, Bruce Till, Bill Weh, Bob Brenizer, Dean Coursen. Phi Delta Theta is recognized as a member of the Miami Triad. After its founding at Miami in 1848, the number of chapters of the fraternity steadily increased. The addition of the Ohio Iota chapter of Phi Delta Theta in 1848 was another gain for Deni- son. In addition to numerous social events and service projects, the Phi Delts honor the newly-initiated freshmen women at their annual open house. On Floor: Cam Shuford, John Baker. On Couch: John Gorman, Chuck Morris. Stand- ing: Noel Davis, Scott Wallace, Terry Par- sons, Jerry Weddell. First Row: Leonard Sucsy, Parker Huber, John Dudley, Eldon Fox Jr. Standing: Lee Ward, Doug Macomber. Kneeling: Jim Irwin, Bill Zimmers, Jim Finefrock. Stand- ing: Gerry Belknap, Ted Stocker, Greg Gibson, John Wood, John Cox, Fred Emerick. John Hart, Vice-President; Bob Grady, President; Jerry Schaper, Pledge Trainer; Harvey Hunsberger, Treasurer. Seated: Bob White, President; Dave Krafft, Vice-President. Standing: Ron Beard, Pledge Trainer; Dave Adams, Secre- tary; Bob Stevens, Treasurer; Fred Giffin, Correspondence Secretary. Since its beginning at Boston University in 1909, Lambda Chi Alplia has grown to be one of the largest of the Greek letter fraternities. The Gamma Iota Zeta chapter, known as the Syca- more Club, resides in a Georgian colonial house, the result of many years of devoted service by Lambda Chi Alumni. This year the house innovated the custom of honoring Denison ' s newly-pinned co-eds with a white rose, the fraternity flower. The boat party at Buckeye Lake was again the year ' s outstanding social event. First Row: Tom Manton, Jim Burcham, Coy James, Bob Nel- son. Second Row: Wayne Carlstedt, Pete Ruger, Herb Snellings, Jim Ford. Kneeling: Jim Funaro, Bill Oviatt. Standing: Rees Himes, Tom Johnson, Charles Utts, Ed Emerson. 92 Bob Lang, Doug Henning, John Stanley, Dick Isabel, Ogie Wintermute. Leiding, Art Kalbfus, Kent Miller, David Rumsey. Sm ! H lift ; The fall of 1919 saw the founding of the Ohio Mu chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon on the Denison campus. Today SAE has 144 chapters and its membership of over 103,000 makes it the largest social fraternity in the world. The SAE ' s had many fine social functions this year, ranging from a Haunted House to a Sweetheart Dance. Again, the chapter ranked second on campus in scholarship as it has for two years. George Donahower, Secretary; Jim Travis, Vice-President; Bob Brandt, President; Tom Palmer, Treasurer. First Row: Steve Donithen, Pete Baker, Paul Gretzinger. Sec- ond Row: Jay Thompson, Cliff Vogt, Howard Kidd, Paul To- First Row: Jerry Harris, George Milligan, Bill Berger, Les Illes. Sec- ond Row: Joe Buxton, Ray Raskins, Ed Jeffery, Tim Doyle, Bob Gleason, Lewis Sandel. Third Row: Bob Shaw. First Row: John Stewart, Barry McCoy, Steve Kesselring, King Col- lins. Second Row: To ny DiFilippo, Pete Stoughton, Pete Denny, Pey- ton Glass, Mickey Rodgers, Jack Drake. ACC The Fowl Ball climaxed the social events of the American Commons Club. The mother chapter, founded at Denison in 1917, has promoted the spirit of brotherhood and civic service in addition to promoting social activity. The ACC ' s outstanding chapter project was working with the children of Franklin Vil- lage. This effective combination of contributing to both the cam- pus and community has distinguished ACC at Denison. Seated: Bob Frary, Paul Pfrommer, Steve Bollinger, Ed Dens- more. Standing: Doug Kreckel, Steve Miller, Gordon Mc- Cracken. Etelta Upsilon ' s distinctive cliaracteristic resides in the fact that it is a non-secret fraternity. DU was founded at Williams College on November 4, 1834 with this intent. The beautiful new Delta Upsilon house on Fraternity Row witnessed many exciting so- cial events. The combination Fall-Christmas fraternity formal was centered around a ski lodge theme. The annual Orchid Ball once again captured the breath-taking presence of spring around the Denison campus. Fred Fitschen, Corresponding Secretary; Jim Cornell, Record- ing Secretary; Bob Carleton, Vice-President; Bill Van Wag- enen. President; Tom Hammer- meister, Pledge Trainer; Dan Doeppers, Treasurer. On Floor: John Stone, Bob Condon, Dick Rowell. Second Row: Tom Vollmer, Larry Aiken, Dave Kuhlman, Rog Brown, Dick Seale, Dick Finger. First Row: Bill Schmidt, Dan Book, David Porter, Phil Nelson. Second Row: Chris Irwin, Chris Kapp, John Lowe, Bill Shorrock, Craig Renter, Al Hamilton. Seated: Andy Lacy, Brooks Rice, Jason Blackford, Bob Wehling, Bill Bartlet, Denny Jones, Ray Berger, Dave Seaburg, Gene Swartz, Tom Kimbel, Herb Jones, Bob Lincoln, John Chandler, Sam Kinney. On Floor: Hank Orth, Woody Williamson, Dave Brainard. Seated: Mike Walling, Rick Hyde, Andy Jones, Tom Donahue, Doug Keyt, Alex Hamilton. First Row: Jim Nicholson, Jan Unna, Harold Ekstrom. Second Row: Albert Hoster, Bob Klevin, Ben Davis. Third Row: Duane Rhoades, Barry Hull, Art Kelley, Jim Fogel. Standing: Jim Petznick, Fred Haines. Seated: Bill Antulonis, George Barnes, William Furman, Bon McClain. On Floor: Rex Throckmorton, Bill Mobley, Paul Redmond, Tom Hankins. OFFICERS — Bob Houston, Pledge Trainer; Jim Erickson, Vice-President; C. Rogers, Pres- ident; Tom Bell, Secretary; Dave Guy, Treasurer. From a relatively simple beginning at Virginia Military Institute in 1865, Alpha Tau Omega has extended its chapters not only throughout the United States, but also into Canada. ATO was established as Denison ' s youngest fraternity in 1957. Socializings, service projects, and an annual spring formal comprise an activity filled calendar for members of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. First Row: Bob Cubbage, Don Smoot. Second Row: Ed Day, Jeff Allen. First Row: Bill Breininger, David Jones, George Lill, Larry Lovell. Second Row: Dave Griffiths, Charley Kehres. On Floor: Taber Hamilton III, Lamar Van Gurten. Seated. Chris Clark, Jim Johnston, Dave Sharrits, Bill Wiley. Bruce MacQuarrie, David Regester, Bill DeCicco, Bill Motlong, Gary Winner, Peter Pilgrim. FRATERNITY QUEENS NANCY MELLINGER Delta Upsilon Orchid Queen SANDY GARLAND S A E Sweetheart MARY McAllister A T O Sweetheart y KAREN ASSELTA Lambda Chi Crescent Queen KAREN MACEY Sweetheart of Sigma Chi 103 Chi Omega, founded in 1895 and introduced to Denison in 1928, is the oldest national women ' s fraternity on campus. It also has more national chapters than any other sorority. Chi Omega ' s service projects included correspondence with mental patients and Widow-Weeding which was doing jobs for inva- lids and elderly persons in GranvUle. The outstanding social event of the year was the armual Southern Ball. At Halloween, the Chi O ' s held a party for children of faculty members. Mil On Floor: Barb Quisenberry, Pledge Trainer; Beth Waters, Social Chairman; Sue McAllister, Assistant Pledge Trainer. Seated: Delma Miller, President; Jane Miley, Recording Secretary; Sue Nerad, Treasurer; Carol Wilson, Vice-President; Bobbi Zorn, Personnel. Not Pictured: Ann Grigsby, Rush Chairman; Lynne Kothera, Corresponding Secretary. First Row: Sue Marks, Clay Clement, Susie Spencer, Judy Redmond. Second Row: Cindy Scott, Liz Branstead, Karen Bauer, Ginger Evans, Sandy Clark, Jan Wydom, Harriet Fleck. I Standing: Judy Skepsted, Barb Spencer, Marilyn Free, Lynn Whipple, Anne McCuskey, Carolyn Colley, Sue Hufert, Jackie Sims. Seated: Diane Downs. First Row: Lillian Watanabe, Jeneva Peterson, Lynne Ronson, Sue Shick. Second Row: Sheila Maher, Carol Stull, Jean Ludwig, Donna Norman, Barb Boring. First Row: Evelyn Reece, Joan Pelletier, Ann Miller, Lucy Newman. Second Row: Nancy McCracken, Elna Henry, Betsy Garner, Mary Magill, Carolyn Lindekugel, Betsy Ross, Cathy Stevens. Seated: Tally Forsyth, Sue Nordburg, Anne Seymour. Standing: Amy Walters, Pat Crawford, Sue Streich, Sally Ensley, Neilia Reynolds. On Floor: Carol Vilter. Standing: Glori Sen- yard, Pat Mathews, Lynn Mast, Jeanie Woods, Sharon Steberl. On Stairway: Pam Wickens, Tensy Dixon, Ann Homer. i I ' . ' Kv: The Kappa Alpha Theta house is the oldest residence home in Granville. Its new addition was styled around the original architecture. The sorority, founded in 1870, came to Denison in 1929. Its national philanthropic project is the Institute of Logopedics in Kansas to which the Thetas sent classroom supplies. The social functions include the annual Al Capone party for which de mob met to celebrate Al ' s boithday, and an informal Christ- mas caroling. OFFICERS— F Row: Sue Clark, President; Linda Bromley, Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Wilkinson, Housemother; Anita Gescheider, Corresponding Secretary. Third Row: Nancie Lenhardt, Recording Secretary; Judy Morgan, Standards. First Row: Donna Dean, Betsy Deemer, Mary Wedg- Letty Bryce, Kathy McComb, Jill Gerry, Diane Warner, Alice Mayes, Joan wood. Second Row: Becky Bates, Kirsten Werrenrath, Harrington, Barbara Nicola. Ann Bryan. Kneeling: Gail Carmichael. Seated: Stannye Davis, Ginny Smith, Karen Macey, Julie Hardesty. Standing: Barb Porter, Pam Maull, Diane Cofoid, Ann Goubeaux, Margo English. First Row: Alicia Bresee, Debbie Bolton, Judy Baker, Lynn Mavon. Sec- ond Row: Eunie Hauser, Kay Greer, Carol Reaser, Judy Hauser, Betts Sproat, Bonnie Randall. On Floor: Ruth Ann Hurt, Linda Busken. On Couch: Nancy Weaver, Susie Allen, Mary Gibson, Marilyn Evans, Mary Hauser, Ann Gusweiler. Standing: Paula Valentine, Lynne Simmons. Kneeling: Marcia Bresee, Lynn Wilkie, Becky Casdorph, Sandy Wise, Ann Butler. First Row (Seated): Lee Adair, Linda Chase, Stephanie Beck, Suzanne LeRoy. Second Row: Emmy Hauser, Jane Renner, Suzie Wenger, Sue Her- ron, Sandy Sarber, Judy English, Annemarie Rueter. OFFICERS— Floor. Mary Ann Self, Recording Secretary; Kenny Ross, 2nd Vice-President. Seated: Barbara Goos- mann, President; Carol Baker, Vice-Pres- ident and Pledge Trainer; Karen Asselta, Treasurer. Standing: Teddie Noyes, Cor- responding Secretary. The Delta Chi chapter of Deha Delta Delta was in- stalled at Denison in 1929. It began as the Sigma Club before it became affiliated with national tri-Delt. The social functions include the traditional Pansy Breakfast for all pinned and engaged women on campus and a Dawn Dance at 6:00 a.m. As a service project, the tri- Delts work with mentally retarded children at the Star- lite School in Newark. i First Row: Kathy Coulton, Janet Tallman, Carolyn Tallman. Second Rov : Gail Meyer, Anne Evans, Muffin Kavanagh, George-Ann Adams, Gretchen Lighthizer. First Row: Jean Dusek, Ellen Guest, Ann Hoover, Kay Pierson. Second Row: Anne Larimer, Camilla Serviss, DeeDee Gibbs, Eugenie Millan, Maudie Wright. First Row (Seated): Mary Bayless, Linda Soffel, Christine Ernst. Back Row (Seated): Sally Eckert, Phyl Kubit, Gwyn Foster, Jean Waugh, Barbara RohlofI, Judy Johnson, Judy Eckert. First Row: Anne Lugar, Ginger Piersol, Marty Metchear, Cynnie Deans, Lyn Schafer. Second Row: Sara Rose Leonard, Robin Alex- ander, Ellen Truitt, Patty Palmer, Beth Ann Miller. First Row: Kay Henderson, Janie McCluskey, Pam Porterfield. Second Row: Jan Carlson, Julie Mondale, Patty Price, Ellen Thompson, Marsha Kelley, Carol Timblin, Mary Meadowcroft. On Floor: Betty Dittmar, Susie Berg, Karen Lindgren, Sue Brundige, Mary Edwards. Back Row: Carol Brewster, Ernie Ernst, Gina Carver, Sally McLennan, Betsy McCombs. 109 E The Gamma Omega chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity was installed on the Denison campus in 1929. K. K. G. was founded at Monmouth College in 1870. Because the Pi Phi ' s were also founded at Monmouth, each spring the Monmouth Duo is held by these two. Another important event in their so- cial calendar is the Kappa-D.G. Powder Puff Bowl game, which the Kappa ' s won this year. OFFICERS— Sarah Jane Rod- gers, Pledge Trainer; Louise Schwallie, Secretary; Mrs. Robb, Joy Brown, President; Sy Sher- man, Vice-President; Mary Wei- land, Treasurer. Jane Baldwin, Pat Jenson, Jeri- lyn Payne, Jean Scott, Jamie Bingham, Diana Douglas, Sandy Fisher, Page Downe, Barb Fos- sum, Leslie Merchant, Pat Schad, Phyllis Dawkins. Mary Ann Ewert, Mary Jane LeVan, Mary Koll, Nancy Olt, Gail Owings, Ruth Hopper, Sue Edwards. First Row: Jane Bugas, Corkey Lichtenstein, Darrow Eldon, Mary McCuskey, Cindy Brown. Second Row: Jean Bischoff, Sue Ross, Carole Rigsby, Sally Schnering, Jan Clement, Jean von Ende, Marty Crabtree. Julie Hunsberger, Barb Hedrick, Anne Hoke, Judy Powell, Gretchen Raeder, Faythe Duffy Turner. First Row: Barbara Robinson, Jane Ann Zagray. Second Row: Steph Arterton, Alice Rudolph, Joana Larson, Su- san Adams, Barb Oechslin, Jane Davis. First Row: Gail Bomberger, Barb Bridgman, Judy Exman, Jean Powell, Barbara Owen. Second Row: Kine Icks, Jane Green, Polly Shipley, Sue Keach, Sharon Grimes. Seated: Mrs. Carpenter. Standing: Ruth Knight, Vice-President; Anne Nevin, Standards; Anis Duncan, Pledge Trainer; Julie Air, President; Betsy Tanger, House Chairman; Deb- bie Boe, Treasurer; Judy Kelly, Social Chairman. Alpha Phi sorority was founded in 1 872 at Syracuse University. The Beta Kappa chapter came to Denison in 1930 and now maintains a lovely house on sorority circle. This year ' s annual Old English Dinner and dance held at the Granville Inn was its usual success. The annual fashion show in the spring displayed lovely clothes from John J. Carroll ' s. As a service project, each month several girls visited the county home for the aged. On Floor: Bonnie Johnson, Elaine Emery. Kneeling: Suze Lindsay, Barb Ellis, Marty Erickson. Standing: Sue Gorrell, Sally Weiant, Fiona Mac- Seated: Carol George, Nan Freas, Karen Gustafson. Standing: Mary Lou Kinnon, Sue Johnston, Barb Poore, Judy Burrill. Ellison, Dini Boehman, Kris Otteson. First Row: Penny Gray, Ruth- anne Reynolds, Laury Biefeld, Helen Hopkins, Ann Winget. Second Row: Julie Chandler, Carol Howe, Mary Ellen Love, Beverly Brown, Karen Williams, Sue Hessel, Sue McEnroe. First Row: Anne Grover, June John- son, Elodie Schaffer. Second Row: Nickie Nicholson, Barb Brintnall, Barb Crowell, Carol Anderson, Sue Ensminger, Marjorie Brintnall, Nancy Gowing. Nat Youel, Marcia Baird, Jean Longeway, Mary McAllister. Seated: Michele Friel, Judy Bonnet, Lorrie Kelly. Kneeling: Pat Patton, Sara Curtis, Janet Old. Seated: Nancy Bryan, Sue Schutte, Barb Heustis, Marti Knight, Julie Cookson. Pi Beta Phi was the first women ' s national fraternity, founded at Monmouth College in 1867. The Ohio Eta chapter was colon- ized on the Denison campus in 1954 and became a chapter the following year. The Pi Phi ' s held the Monmouth Duo dance with the Kappa ' s as both chapter originated on the Monmouth cam- pus. During the first of the year the pledges held their traditional open house for the fraternity pledges. For their national philan- thropic project, the Pi Phi ' s aid a settlement house in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Seated: Carroll Tarvin, Vice- President; Mrs. Mac ; Jo Lynn Belt, President. Standing: Mar- go Hart, Recording Secretary; Grace Fochtmann, Scholarship; Ann Lucas, Pledge Trainer; Judy Downing, Treasurer. I First Row: Sally Pastorelle, Sue Gavel, Cinny Newhall. Second Row: Ann Tuttle, Kate Oldham, Janet Davies, Sandy Teel, Margie Cleland, Nancy Gibson. Linda Nichols, Nancy Hardacre, Melissa Hudson, Abbie Hebberd, Judy Embree, Nancy Evans. t On Floor: Trish Thomas, Molly Cook, Joan Romadka, Marty Hopkins, Claire Armstrong. Seated: Paula Levin, Joyce Chrichley, Cynthia Broadhead, Shelia Gardner, Eddie Shannon, Mary Goubeaux. On Floor: Kay Windram, Nancy Carr. Seated: Cindy Mindrup, Sally Dorset, Judy Phelps, Diana Torgler, Nancy O ' Neill, Cyn- Alpha Omicron Pi was founded in 1897. Alpha Tau chapter was installed at Denison in 1930. In addition to their service projects and other activities, the A O Pi ' s have held many parties. One of the best held during the year by Alpha Omicron Pi was their annual Rose Ball. This party added much to the festivities of soror- ity weekend. First Row: Peggy Wilson, Joan Coords, Margie Morgan, Sue Anderson, June Kriebel, Carol Jenter. Back: Carol Maxwell, Lee Cullen, Ann Adams, Meg Light. First Row: Sue Stumpf, Nan Segebarth, Ginny Garnham, Sandy Hoef- flinger. Second Row: Mary Graeff, Buff Fritz, Ann Hudson, Harriet Hess, Betty Beeman. First Row: Cathy Christie, Barb Reichp Elise Linder. Seated: Nellie Davis, Julie Everitt. Back: Mary Joyce Waugh, Di- ane Sekura, Sarah Martin, Jo- anne Kunz, Margaret Weakley, Judy Harden, Pat Wagenhals. First Row: Sue Perrott, Joanne Ward, Jan McGregor, Barb Furin, Sue Shanley. Second Row: Di Scoville, Mary Koster, Nancy Schieber, Ann Williams, Helen Kinnamon. On Floor: Ann Weaver, Marty Knapp, Cherry Sweeder. Seated: Gayle Shetler, Kathy Rowley, Jan Kuhnert. Standing: Luanne Nelson, Marcy Stith, Sue Baker, Carol McKnight. 1 Delta Gamma, third oldest national fraternity, was founded in 1873. Beta Zeta chapter was installed at Denison in 1939. For their service project, the D. G. ' s visited the School for the Blind and the Newark Braille Club. In the spring, they held the annual party for the members of this club. In the fall they played in the famed Powder Puff Bowl with the Kappa ' s. A major social event of the year was the Chinese Dinner. On Floor: Cheryl Kolb, Corresponding Secretary; Sue Hout, Recording Secretary. Seated: Linda Larsen, 2nd Vice-President; Judy Gibson, 1st Vice-President; Gretchen Yocom, President; Mrs. Warren, Housemother; Ginny Peterson, Treasurer. On Floor: Sue Rice, Marcia McMahon. Seated: Jonie Kiess. Standing: Frannie Warner, Mary Jo Holmes, Kim Scharg, Judy Lamphere. Sandy Staff, Andy Clark, Nancy Lamb, Twinky Stuart. Standing: Sally Baldwin, Sylvia Warren. On Floor: Joann Garwood, Tish Green, Katie Cairns. Seated: Sue Hunt, Linda ' Cramer, Pris Sawyer, Connie Ward. First Row: Barbara Schubeler, Judy Kelly, Elynor Wertz, Nancy Draper, Valerie Gibbs, Mary Bosch. Second Row. Trina ' Shaffer, Brenna Hafer, Carol Rasmusen, Sue Cathroe, Sue Silloway. First Row: Susan Wahle, Merry Lee Obetz, Carol Orbison, Judy Griffin, Sue Bartow, Penny Ferguson. Second Row: Marje Wixon, Peggy Hutch- inson, Debbie Ridlon, Terry Nellis, Nancy Records. Seated: Jane Hopper. First Row: Cin- dy Must, Sue Biery, Judy Jones, Fred- die Kramer. Second Row: Pat Rob- erts, Ellie Swett, Jane Biery, Helen Greer, Jane Crandall, Becky Wellman. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The purpose of Panhel- lenic Council is to coordi- nate the work and ideas of all women, establishing a better understanding of fraternity life. President Paula Valentine supervised several new projects in- cluding the pan-hel work- shop. M. Friel, A. Miller, B. Robinson, J. Hopper, S. McLennan, P. Valentine. INTER- FRATERNITY COUNCIL Jack Parsons presided over the fraternity presidents, junior delegates, and fac- ulty advisors who make up the Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil. IFC promotes mutual understanding between Denison men and the ad- ministration, and super- vises rush. First Row: D. Perkins, A. Bruscino, J. Barris, B. McCoy. Second Row: G. McCracken, Esery, R. Beard, F. Schems, B. Osborn, R. Rexford. 120 ORGANIZATIONS 1-4 SENATE Senate, the legislative body of DCGA, is composed of an equal number of representatives from each recog- nized social organization, including the Independents Association. It has power to adopt legislation on phases of student life delegated to it by the faculty. The Co- Presidents of DCGA, Ann Gusweiler and Tony DiFil- ippo, preside over Senate ' s weekly meetings, assisted by N B the Co-Vice-Presidents, Fiona MacKinnon and Jay Tontz. Seated: Ann Gusweiller, Tony DiFilippo, Co-Presidents. Standing: Jay Tontz, Fiona MacKinnon, Co-Vice-Presidents. i JA ' S HOUSEMOTHERS The friendliness and interest in the individual student, shown by Denison ' s House- mothers, help to make the school ' s living units a home away from home. Each year junior men and women are carefully se- lected to live in freshmen dormitories and serve as ad- visors on campus and per- sonal problems. Seated: Mrs. Gants. Standing: Mrs. Wetmore, Mrs. Dun- lavy, Mrs. Williams. Seated: Lorrie Kelly, Dean Hartshorn, Betsy McCombs, Jane Davis, Anne Lugar, Mary Weiland, Sue Herron. Standing: Trish Thomas, Grace Fochtmann, Pris Sawyer, Karen Macey, Ann Miller, Pat Roberts, Julie Lello, Michele Friel, Jane Hopper. On Floor: Ward Hopkins, Tom Hankins, Ed Grimm, Bud Baumes, George Barnes. Seated: Tony DeFilippo, Pete Lardner, Bob Sommers, Fred Bonnet. Standing: Chet Swett, Ken Ackerman, Dave Griffith, Dave Jones, Joe Krakora, Sam Armacost, Larry Aiken, John Stewart, Steve May, Jim Nagel, Bob Brandenburger, Dave Augenbaugh, Rich Mathias. STUDENT-FACULTY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Student-Faculty Executive Council analyzes prob- lems of common concern to students, faculty, and administration. The members of the council, con- sisting of eight student and eight faculty represen- tatives, recommend proposals to be considered by the faculty and student legislative bodies. First Row: Mr. Valdes, Miss Hartshorn, Tony DeFilippo, Dr. Knapp, Ann Guswieler, Dr. Smith. Second Row: Jay Tontz, Fiona MacKinnon, Ken McKinney, Barb Henning, Dr. Mahard, John Davis, Dr. Chessman, Dr. Shepard, t)r. Lichtenstein. WOMEN ' S COUNCIL Dormitory presidents and vice-presidents meet weekly in Women ' s Council to co- ordinate the activities of women ' s resi- dence halls with Denison policies and ob- jectives. Special activities include a voca- tional guidance program, an officer work- shop, and orientation programs for junior advisors and freshmen. First Row: Melane Dorfler, Nancy Bryan, Becky Casdorph, Gina Carver, Mary Taliak, Cindy Piersol. Second Row: Gretchen Weist, Nancy Denman, Judy Hauser, Barb Hen- ning, Mary Hauser, Tally Forsyth, Sally Ensley. Third Row: Barb Fossom, Roberta Williams, Brenna Hafer, Ann Bryan, Clay Clement, Gwyneth Foster, Fredel Kramer, Beth Miller. Barb Porter, Mellissa Hudson. I ( i WOMEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL The role of Women ' s Judicial Council is that of a judiciary body for discussing and handling problems regarding violations of women ' s rules. Judy Morgan headed the ten woman council, made up of the stand- ards chairmen of each sorority and the Independents Association. First Row: Anne Nevin. Roberta Zorn, Judy Morgan, Barb Meyer, Barb Henning. Second Row: Marilyn Evans, Barb RolfF, Sy Sherman, Linda Larsen, Sue Shanley. MEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL First Row: Barry McCoy, Dave Krafft, Ken McKinney, Greg Gilbert, Dick Dusterberg. Second Row: John Hart, Larry Houk, Dave Spray, Tom Gaidry, Bob Carleton, Dave Griffiths, Dave Bingham. A chairman, a court attor- ney, and the vice-presidents of each men ' s social organi- zation comprise the Men ' s Judicial Council. Led this year by Ken McKinney, the council discusses and en- forces men ' s regulations and, in its judicial capacity, takes action on the viola- tions concerning men stu- dents. I First Row: J. Garwood, E. Titus, D. Lane, C. Brown, S. Garland, S. Biery, A. Mattson, J. Branch, J. Redmond. Second Row: J. Everitt, S. Gavel, K. Sims, M. Ewert, M. Edwards, K. Williams, G. Foster, F. Kramer, N. Nicholson, L. Adair, S. Hunt, K. Lindgren, e. Scott. Third Row: W. Schmidt, L. VanGunten, S. Wallace, J. Drake, J. Ward, M. Wilson, K. Cushman, M. LeVan, L. Collins, J. McMahon. PHI SOCIETY Phi Society, a scholastic honorary for Freshmen, has as its qualifications one hundred twelve grade points in the freshman year. Newly initiated members are recognized at the fall honors convo- cation. PHI BETA KAPPA Phi Beta Kappa consists of students elected from senior and junior classes, and is intended to rec- ognize and encourage scholarly pursuits. Dr. Charles W. Steele is president of Denison ' s Theta of Ohio Chapter, founded in 1911. First Row: L. Simmons, D. Miller, M. Weiland, B. Canary. Second Row: Sproat, D. Downs, S. Gill, J. Blackford, B. Wehling, F. Griffen. S. Clark, A. Grigsby, M. Drach, T. Glaser, S. Teel, B. MORTAR BOARD The senior women ' s honorary, Mortar Board, recognizes outstanding student scholarship, lead- ership, and service to school. Members were host- esses to six other college chapters on Section Day and served as chapel monitors and orientation assistants. Sue Clark was president. First Row: M. Drach, J. Belt, J. Air, R. Knight, J. Morgan. A. Grigsby. Second Row: D. Miller, L. Simmons, S. Clark, J. Gib- son. CROSSED KEYS Members of Crossed Keys, the junior women ' s service honorary, are chosen the spring of their sophomore year. As juniors, these women serve as hostesses to campus visitors and aim to pro- mote campus-wide honor. Phyllis Dawkins served as president. First Row: R. Williams, A. Lugar, B. McCombs. Second Row: A. Goubeaux, K. Macey, P. Dawkins, B. Robinson, J. Lello, P. Roberts, A. McCusey, N. Huf- fer. First Row: B. Canary, R. Dusterberg, D. Trudell, F. Giffen. Second Row: T. Palmer, J. Blackford, T. DiFilippo, B. Wehling, G. DeMallie. Third Row: K. McKinney, B. Brandt. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Omicron Delta Kappa, the upperclass men ' s leadership honorary, elected Kenneth McKinney president and Gardener DeMallie vice president. Each spring members are selected according to scholarship and leadership standards and charged with promoting campus morale. PHI ALPHA THETA Richard Dusterberg was president of the national history honorary, Phi Alpha Theta. Members of this society are required to have twelve semester hours of history with no grade below a B, and a three point in all other courses. f •m ) First Row: D. Dusterberg, F. Giffin, B. Sproat. Second Row: F. Bonnett, Dr. Preston, G. DeMallie, L. Simmons. First Row: J. Lello, S. Allen, J. Hug, H. Bird, A. Goubeaux, N. Locke. Second Row: B. Hyde, J. Johnson, M. Hauser, D. Garrecht, K. Conner, S. Teel, R. Zorn, Dr. Wolf, D. Lane. PSI CHI The purpose of the psychology honorary is to ad- vance the science of psychology and to encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship of its mem- bers in all academic fields through lectures and dis- cussions on related subjects. William Held was president of the group. First Row: L. Simmons, L. Schwallie, S. Perrott, N. Locke. Second Row: H. Bird, C. Icks, D. Miller, H. Greer, A. Goubeaux, B. Hyde. Third Row: S. Teel, R. Zorn, P. Kubit. KAPPA DELTA PI The education honorary. Kappa Delta Pi, is open to junior and senior education majors with high scholastic standing. Led by Ann Grigsby, this group encourages high intellectual, educational and personal standards. Seated: E. Hussong, J. Jones, J. Crandall, K. Windram, D. Smith, J. Bingham, J. Graham, R. Snyder, C. Veress. Standing: L. Cullen, M. Gerloff, Dr. Stern, G. DeMallie, T. Glaser, G. Fochtmann, A. Code, R. Knight. DELTA PHI ALPHA Delta Phi Alpha is the language honorary for stu- dents who sprechen well Sie Deutsch. To be eli- gible for membership, German students must ob- tain at least a B average in second year German and have satisfactory grades in other courses. Thomas Glasser was this year ' s president. First Row: D. Norman, L. Adair. Second Row: S. Shick, C. Schuemann, C. Serviss, S. Hunt, A. Grover, N. Gowing, T. Glaser. PI DELTA PHI Pi Delta Phi, the national French honorary, spon- sors French Club and the weekly French table. The officers were Nancy Gibson, president; Bar- bara Goosmann, vice president; Mary Ann Self, secretary; and Sue Shanley, treasurer. First Row: S. Pastorelle, N. Gibson, A. Nevin, C. Serviss, S. Garland, A. Grover, N. Gowing, M. Hart, A. Seymour. Second Row: M. Self, K. Macey, K. Lindgren, S. Eckert, M. McAllister, N. Reynolds, B. Hess, B. Gooseman, C. Orbison. Third Row: L. Collins, P. Roberts, S. Ensley, Dr. Secor, B. Jucius, K. Oldham, S. Shanley. FRENCH CLUB French Club, sponsored by Pi Delta Phi, is open to all French students. Monthly meetings stimu- late interest in France and give students an oppor- tunity for practice in conversation. First Row: A. Code, Dr. Spessard, A. McCuskey, G. Donahower, E. Rosenquist, J. Allen. Second Row: C. Veress, J. Air, D. Guy, D. Smith, J. Miller, S. Gill. CHEMICAL SOCIETY The Denison Chemical Society, oldest departmental honor society on campus, provides the annual Freshman Chemistry medal. Ed Rosenquist served as president and Anne Code as secretary-treasurer. First Row: C. Swett, D. Willis, A. Grover, Dr. Truman, S. Gill. Second Row: G. Donahower, D. Augenbaugh, A. Hanson, G. Fochtmann. First Row: Dr. Graham, Dr. Mahard, D. Branand, B. Sommers, A. An- gell. Second Row: J. Travis, J. Schwartz, D. Sharritis, J. Drake, J. Erick- son, J. Malloy. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Members of Alpha Epsilon Delta, national pre-medical honorary, are selected students whose careers will be directly involved in medicine. Ronald Shotts was pres- ident, and Grace Fochtmann was secretary-treasurer. C. L. HERRICK GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY Furthering interest in the earth sciences through lec- tures and field trips is the purpose of the C. L. Herrick Geological Society, composed of geology majors. James Erickson was president. 130 ALPHA RHO TAU Membership qualifications for Alpha Rho Tau, local art honorary society, are a B grade average in a min- imum of twelve hours of art and an expressed interest outside the classroom. Judy Higgins and Carol Wilson served as semester presidents. J. Higgins, D. Bingham, R. Berger, L. Piersol, W. Baumes. j UNIVERSITY PLAYERS University Players, the local theater arts service honor- ary, selected David Rogers as president. The require- ment for membership in this group is one hundred and twenty-five hours of participation in theatrical activi- ties. First Row: T. Pine, T. Krichbaum, J. Schuck, D. Beach, J. Ward. Second Row: D. Weber, J. Martin, D. Mali, B. Bushnell. Third Row: J. Krakora. MASQUERS Members of Masquers, local theater arts honorary, were chosen from the ranks of University Players and tapped in the spring with the requirement of five ' hun- dred hours in the theater. Edgar A. Guest III was this year ' s president. Top to bottom: D. Beach, D. Weber, B. Bushnell, J. Martin. 131 f . THEATER This year nine major productions were presented by the theater department. Tall Story, directed by Wilham Brasmer was the first, presented with Ellen Ebert, Joseph Krakora, Pamela Maull, and David Wells playing the leading roles. The second production, Darkness at Noon, was directed by Edgar Guest and starred John Fields, Thomas Krichbaum, and Sue Keach. Come Back Little Sheba, the third production of the year was directed by Richard Smith. Ann Williams and John Otis played the leading characters. The music department presented The Median which starred Lynn Olson and was followed by Apollo of Ballac, directed by Joan Hinkley which featured Helen Brown and John Shuck. The Bacchae, directed by David Mayer starred Stephen Pew, N. L. Hood, and Edgar Guest. David Rogers, John Shuck, and Dianne Conner were the main characters in No More Peace which was directed by David Wells. The next production, Mid-summer Night ' s Dream starred Edgar Guest, Pamela Maull, Sue Keach, and Francis Bailey and was directed by Wilham Brasmer. The last production was The Cave Dwellers, directed by Judy Bonnet. The main parts were played by Ann Williams, John Shuck, Robert Armstrong, and Jean Ludwig. ' ' The Bacchae ' Midsummer Night ' s Dream ' Come Back Little Sheba: Kathryn Cornell talks with Mr. Brasmer after her performance in Dear Liar. Ann Williams makes-up for her role in The Cave Dwellers. 133 ADYTUM Adytum staff members present the Deni- son public with a pictorial record of the school year. Co-editors, Julie Lello and Jane Davis, were assisted by Rose Marie Snyder, photography editor; Helen Kin- namon, copy editor; and Marcia Stith, art editor. Jane Davis, Julie Lello, Andy Lacy. R. Snyder, Photography Editor; M. Laycock; S. Stumpf; B. Avery; D. Hyde. First Row: L. Bryce, H. Kinnamon, Copy Editor; P. Haynes. Second Row: C. Orbison, G. West, D. Norman, M. Brintnall, S. Strauss, S. Baker, R. Hunter, B. Brintnall. N. Wright, J. Hug, M. Stith, Art Editor; A. Yanke, S. Anderson. DENISONIAN The student-published Denisonian covers campus news events and is a sounding board for campus opinion. Ann Grigsby was editor-in-chief, Kathy Delevan and Steve Hearne were associate editors, and Sam Kinney was business manager. EDITORS Ann Grigsby and Steve Hearne. BUSINESS STAFF— D. Keyt, S. Kinny, P. Fleming. H. Greer, L. Sofifel, B. Buckey. First Row: A. Brewer, M. Free, A. Miller, A. Adams, J. Kriebel. Second Row: A. Winget, A. Larimer, J. Pelletier, C. Lindekugel. PI DELTA EPSILON Pi Delta Epsilon, the journalism honorary attempts to maintain high standards in college journalism. To become a member one must be on the Board of Publication, have two years as staff head on any publica- tion or have one year as business manager or editor. This society sponsored the printing of the student directory and football programs. First Row, standing: D. Dusterberg. Seated: J. Air, C. Baker, B. Buckeye. Second Row, seated: K. Delavan, L. Soffel, A. Grigsby, S. Kinney, P. Fleming, L. Culien. Seated on wall: A. Lucas, N. Youel, G. DeMallie. EXILE Seated: L. Culien, J. Funaro. Standing: J. Downing, D. Trudell, Dr. Console. Exile, first pubUshed in 1 954, has developed a reputation for excellence that extends far beyond the Denison campus. Under the leader- ship of Lee Culien, Denny Trudell, and Neil Wien- traub this magazine strives for the encouragement of serious writing. WDUB R. Brown, C. Stevens, D. Pheneger, K. Lund, D. Guy, T. Gruen, R. Beard, B. Stevens. WDUB, the campus radio station, offers a variety of programs to Denison each week. Heading WDUB this year was Bob Stevens, manager, with a staff of more than a hundred members. Students who have worked a minimum of one hun- dred hours at WDUB are eligible for membership in Rho Beta Chi, radio broadcasting honorary. Ronald Beard was president of Rho Beta Chi. CLASSICAL LANGUAGES The purpose and aim of the classical lan- guage honorary is to further the appreci- ation of the languages of Greek and Latin. Its members feel that these languages have had a great influence on modern lan- guages. New members are tapped in the spring and must have had two years of a classical language. A. Tuttle, T. Glaser, M. McMahon, Dr. Dean, J. Wydom. 137 Seated: B. Spenser, R. Phifer, S. Perrott, Dr. Wetzel, R. Knight, M. Morgan. Standing: Dr. Kato, Mr. Craft. SPEECH CLUB MATH CLUB Math Club is open to students interested in the applications of mathematics. The officers were Thomas Kimball, president; Barb Spencer, vice president; Ann Hud- son, secretary; and George Barnes, treas- urer. Helen Greer was chairman of the Board of Control of Speech Club, which spon- sors programs concerning speech voca- tions for student speakers. Dr. Lionel Crocker is advisor for the club. Dr. Halt Greer. J. Blackford M. Bayless, Dr. Ried, B. Canary, J. Kelley, Dr. Crocker, H. First Row: N. Abbott, K. Veress, A. McCuskey, A. Rosenquist, A. Code, B. Helfrick, Dr. Spessard. Second Row: F. Fitschen, T. Thuma, T. Detzel, E. Kenney, N. Spitzer. CHEMISTRY CLUB Denison ' s student affiliate of the American Chemical Society was headed this year by Ed Rosenquist. This club sponsors movies, field trips, lectures to ac- quaint the members with professional chemistry. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Psychology Club invited seven outside speakers to present their views on current issues in the field of psychology. William Bennett served as president of the group. Sealed: N. Locke, K. Conner, L. Piersol, B. Bennett. Standing: J. Lello, D. Garrecht, B. Crowell, N. Nicholson, D. Lane. DANCE CLUB Supervised by Mrs. Virginia Northrop, Dance Club meets weekly for a more specialized study of the current trends of dance. It attempts to further an appreciation of the art with its annual presentation in the spring. Co-presidents were Sue Shanley and Lynne Kothera. First Row: S. Shanley, C. Howe, L. Kothera. Second Row: L. Whipple, L Sebastian, S. McFerren. Third Row. D. Boehmen, K. Lindgren, N. Veress, C. Scott. INTER-COMMUNITY COUNCIL Inter-Community Council promotes ex- change and the full-time enrollment of negro and foreign students. Co-presi- dents were Judy Kelly and Alice Ru- dolph. Other officers include Linda Bus- ken and Gregg Gilbert. Members of the Franco-Callio- pean Society, creative writing honorary society, include stu- dents and faculty with outstand- ing interest in literature and abil- ity in writing. Led by Lee Cul- First Row: Dr. Keller, A. Rudolf, Dr. Cory, L. Buskin. Second Row: G. Gil- len, members met to discUSS pro- bert, Dr. Jonaitis. vacative and timely literary top- ics. FRANCO-CALLIOPEAN SOCIETY First Row: W. Hester, D. Downs, B. Boring, F. Chermside, M. Cook, K. Ottesen, J. Tallman, R. Canary, A. Rudolph, L. Cullen. Second Row: L. Whipple, P. Crawford, B. Tanger, K. Briggs, H. Greer. DENISON CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Led by Co-presidents, Barbara Quizenberry and Da- vid Kuhlman, the Denison Christian Association of- fers the student opportunities for personal develop- ment, a free exchange of ideas, an examination of and encounter with Christianity, and a fulfillment of com- munity responsibility. First Row: Dr. Martin, B. Quisenberry. Second Row: M. Wright, R. Drumel, R. Williams, D. Kuhlman. Third Row: C. Ekstrom, A. McCuskey, B. Helfrick, D. Tucker, L. Schwallie, J. Dusek, R. Walker. 140 PI SIGMA ALPHA Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honorary, has as its purpose to promote student interest in governmental affairs. Members chose John Stewart as president. J. Hedges, S. May, T. DiFilippo, F. Giffin, T. Pair INDEPENDENTS ASSOCIATION Unaffiliated men and women are officially repre- sented in social and governmental groups by the Independent Association. Co-presidents this year were David Jett and Ann Mittendorf. D. Garrecht, C. Henshaw, W. Hester, K. Briggs, M. Dorfler, F. Chermside. Denisori Biological Society is open to all students with an interest in the natural sciences. Sponsored by Dr. Harry Truman, the club presents lectures, field trips, movies, and exhibits, occasionally in cooperation with Psychology and Chemical Clubs. President this year was Peter Lardner. DENISON BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY First Row: N. Spitzer, G. Morton, H. Fleck, J. Green, B. Tanger, S. Pastorele. Second Row: S. Gill, J. Miller, B. Bowden, P. Jensen, M. Rogers, P. Dawkins, B. Dold, Dr. Truman. First Row: B. Crowell, S. Eckert, E. Nicholson, B. Howie. Second Row: M. Fish, M. Crabtree, S. Strauss, D. Adams, Unidentified, N. Segebarth, E. Reece. Third Row: D. Derr, A. Besee, B. Renner, N. Davis, D. Secura, A. Tuttle, B. Huestis, S. Beck, J. Baldwin. WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB Appearing with Men ' s Glee Club on Mother ' s Day, Women ' s Glee Club also presents annual public concerts and sings for several chapel and convocation programs each year. Mr. Dale Moore leads this choral group. DEPUTATIONS CHOIR Deputations choir, a volunteer group associated with both the music department and the Denison Christian Association, has been popular in the Granville and Denison communities throughout the year. They have sung for various religious organizations. First Row: R. Phillips, D. Jett, R. Rinehart, J. Funaro, K. ParroU, R. Drumel, M. Gerloff, E. Wertz. Second Row: N. Huffer, L. Kiefer, Unidentified, L. Lees, R. Reynolds, B. Miller, R. Alexander, C. MaxweW.- Third Row: A. Geschei- der, C. George, Unidentified, E. Titus, C. Howe, E. Reece, S. Gavel, M. McMahon, G. Bomberger, J. Allen, S. Lunger. CONCERT CHOIR STRING ORCHESTRA Denison ' s Concert Choir sings for chapel services and gives several concerts during the year. This year, at Christmas, the choir presented Handel ' s Messiah, for Denison and Wooster audiences. For Mother ' s Day Weekend, Mr. Dale Moore led the group in Bach ' s Mass in B Minor. Under the direction of Frank Bellino the string orchestra presented several concerts this year. The ensemble was one of the most popular music groups on campus. LAMBDA MU The local women ' s music honorary, Lambda Mu, re- quires a 2.8 grade average and outstanding interest in music. Sarah Ramsey served as president. First Row: R. Drummel, E. Titus, C. Brown, J. Wydom. Second Row: D. Downs, S. Gill, G. Shetler, C. George, L. Kiefer, C. Maxwell. MU SIGMA Mu Sigma, the men ' s music honorary, is composed of those men who have made outstanding contributions to Denison ' s musical societies. Members elected Duane Smith as President. D. Guy, B. Hartman, D. Reece, D. Jett, W. Phillips, J. Miller, C. Bach, D. Pancake. R O T C Air Force R.O.T.C. selects and trains qualified male students who, upon gradu- ation, are commissioned Second Lieu- tenants in the U.S. Air Force. Its second- ary mission is the education of students as citizens of the Air Age. K. Ackerman, T. Morton, J. Nagel, K. Asselta, L. Smith, B. McCoy, R. Brown, J. Eshelman, W. Esrey, C. Blaise, J. Unna, S. Pew. AUTO COURT The Auto Court, headed this year by chairman, Roger Brown, regulates and forces all traffic regulations and passes on car permits for all Denison students. Working with Roger was a staff of secretaries, and a representa- tive from each fraternity who make up the judiciary board. D ASSOCIATION CHEERLEADERS Led by Gina Carver, the cheerleading squad injected pep and enthusiasm into football and basketball crowds, and cheered on the members of the D Asso- ciation. The D Association is composed of athletes who have earned a varsity let- ter in a competitive sport. Robert Jones was president of the D Men. J. Exman, J. Garwood, R. Williams, P. Downe, D. Bolton, G. Carver, G. Lighthizer. first Row: J. Travis, T. Edwards, B. FoUett, M. Hall, L. Reinke, D. Coursen, B. Jones, B. Brown, D. Brown. Second Row: J. Witmer, B. Dold, B. Fuller, D. Tanski, J. Davis, J. Bodman, D. Hinz. Third Row: T. Masterson, H. Loving, G. Brown, T. Moore, S. Simmons, D. Cooper, E. Bowman. Fourth Row: J. Malloy, C. Morris, J. Weddell, R. Bartlett, B. J. Clark, J. Tontz, H. Bubb, T. Par- sons. Fifth Row: B. McCarthy, J. Gorman, B. Malloy, B. Mobley, J. Thome, J. Amrine, K. Luchs. Sixth Row: B. Haglar, B. Osborn. FOOTBALL Although the Denison football team did not have a good season, as the 2-5-2 record indicates, they profited greatly in the gaining of experience. The team had a number of talented freshmen this year along with many returning veterans. As the season progressed, much im- provement was seen in the team as a whole. The Denison fans were provided with many colorful and exciting moments throughout the season: the long runs of John Osborn and Nick Musuraca; the bulldoz- ing drives of Gary Hopps; the punting of Ron Witchey, who averaged 36.2 yards a kick. The team made the dads especially proud as they smashed Franklin and Marshall, 37-8, on Dad ' s Day for their most impressive victory. As is customary every year, the Gregory awards were given to the outstanding players. The winners were: Bob Follett — MVP and most efficient lineman; Gary Hopps — most efficient offensive back; John Parrish — most effi- cient defensive lineman; Tom Young — most efficient defensive back; Al Slicker — most improved player. Dave Brown and Tom Young were elected co-cap- tains for next year. SEASON RESULTS Sept. 19 Denison 14 Trinity 14 Sept. 26 Denison 21 Otterbein 13 Oct. 3 Denison 7 Muskingum 29 Oct. 10 Denison 15 Wooster 22 Oct. 17 Denison 13 Heidelberg 21 Oct. 24 Denison 37 Franklin Marshall 8 Oct. 31 Denison 13 Wittenberg 26 Nov. 7 Denison 14 Akron 28 Nov. 14 Denison 6 Ohio Wesleyan 6 TOTALS 140 (W-2, L-5, T-2) 167 CUMULATIVE SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Totals DENISON 28 60 27 25 140 OPPONENTS 45 41 30 51 167 COACHING STAFF— K. Piper, R. Shannon, R. Hunter, R. Scott, M. Hall. TEAM STATISTICS Mercadante blocks to break up the play. First Downs — Rushing Passing Penalty TOTAL Penalties Against Yards Penalized Rushing Yardage Net Passing Yardage Net Total Net Yards Number of Punts Yards on Punts Fumbles Fumbles Lost DU 94 15 6 115 33 326 1869 274 2143 54 1906 36 20 OPP 94 37 5 136 36 350 1704 725 2429 42 1469 18 13 Tackier flies at the ball carrier. Denison man is dropped over the line. 150 Schilling sprints through an opening. The ball carrier evades his tacklers. INDIVIDUAL RUSHING STATISTICS Player, Pos. TC Gain Lost Net Avg. Brent Osborn, hb 139 663 34 629 4.53 Nick Musuraca, fb ■78 379 21 358 4.53 Lee Schilling, hb 81 338 14 324 4.00 Gary Hopps, fb 77 312 0 312 4.05 Ron Witchey, hb 38 259 14 245 6.45 Rick Timms, hb 4 21 0 21 5.25 Don Hostetter, fb 4 19 0 19 4.75 Bob Rinehart, qb 54 123 119 4 Steve Simmons, hb 5 13 9 4 .80 Hank Allen, hb 2 4 0 4 2.00 Randy Jones, fb 1 0 0 0 Jerry Brookbank, qb 3 4 7 -3 Alex Bruscino, hb 1 0 10 -10 Tom Young, qb 6 8 46 -38 DU TOTALS 493 2143 274 1869 3.79 OPPS. TOTALS 461 1959 255 1704 3.70 151 ; . Rinehart drives against Muskingum. Osborn races for a touchdown. BASKETBALL The Big Red wound up with a season record of 6 wins and 13 losses and an Ohio Conference record of 4-10. Captain Tom Edwards led the team in both the scoring and rebounding depart- ments averaging 15.6 points and 11.1 rebounds a game. The most talked about game was between Denison and Wittenburg. Wittenburg was ranked first in defense and third overall in the U.S. in small college teams. The game was one of control and at half-time the score was 17-12 in favor of Wittenburg. Denison lost 33-17 but scored a tre- mendous moral victory and earned much respect. The team broke the free throw percentage record by making 69.5% of their shots compared with the old record of 68.8%. Jerry Weddell and Chuck Andrews were elected as co-captains of next year ' s team. Edwards Drives for Basket First Row L to R: Coach R. Scott, J. Finefrock, M. Heekin, Captain T. Edwards, C. Morris, J. Ball, C. Shuford, Manager D. Pheneger. Second Row: J. Baker, C. Andrews, N. Brooks, T. Donahue, J. Weddell, J. Gorman, B. Price, R. Owen. SOCCER Denison started the year by topping Indiana and Purdue, and con- tinued on to a fine 7-5-1 record. Later in the season the Big Red scored decisive victories over the U. of Michigan and Ohio State, ending up with a 4-0 record against the Big Ten schools. Senior Dick Coulter was injured early in the season and missed the opportunity to again be possibly named to the All American Soccer Squad. During his Soccer career at Denison, he set two records — most consecutive games scored in (11), most goals (43), — and tied Shaw Emmons ' record of 52 points. The team records set during the year were: most wins (7), fewest opponent goals (16), fewest opponent assists (6), fewest opponent points (22). Harrison Bub and Tom Moore have been elected co- captains for next year ' s squad. Soiled and irate, but it is all part of the game. 1 ' Denison 2 Indiana 1 Denison 3 Purdue 2 Denison 1 Fenn 2 Denison 1 Ohio U. 2 Denison 4 Dayton 0 Denison 1 Kenyon 1 Denison 3 Michigan 1 Denison 1 Ohio U. 2 Denison 4 Western Reserve 0 Denison 4 Ohio State U. 0 Denison 1 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Denison 0 Oberlin 4 Denison 0 Akron 1 25 (W-7, L-5, T-1) 16 SENIORS— B. Campbell, J. Witner, J. Tontz, D. Coulter, 1 Reinke, H. Loving. SEASON ' S RECORD First Row: P. King, J. Amrine, L. Reinke, J. Witmer, J. Tontz, Capt. W. Streamer, D. Trudell, R. Bates, H. Loving. Second Row: B. Hull, J. Nicholls, D. Loving, J. Zucker, J. Kern, L. Eades, F. Headley, H. Bubb, L. Smith, P. Ruger, J. Allen. Third Row: Coach R. Seager, T. Hamilton, R. Ferris, J. Thorne, J. Irwin, B. J. Clark, T. Wilkinson, C. Gatehouse, H. McMullin, T. Moore, R. Coulter, B. Leiding, H. Sparks, C. Dumbaugh. First Row: S. Schuyler, J. Lewis, S. Kesselring, B. Sommers, G. Brown, J. Malloy, B. Gleason, R. Liu. Second Row: B. Hull, J. Sjostrum, W. Malloy, C. McConnell, D. Hamilton, D. Reese, R. Ferris, R. Dold, Manager N. Spitzer. Third Row: Coach D. Valdes, M. Jones, G. McCracken, P. West, B. Fuller, J. Diffendorfer, D. McClave, J. Allen. Kesselring applies pressure. SEASON ' S RECORD WRESTLING The wrestling team, coached by Mr. Donald Valdes, ended the season with a fine record of 9 wins and 4 losses. This was the first winning season for the grapplers since the sport was re- instated in 1957. The team was led by Captain George Brown (13-1-1) and seniors Bob Dold (1 1-0), Bob Som- mers (11-5). The rest of the squad was composed of a very talented group of underclassmen includ- ing several promising freshmen. Denison took third place in the Ohio Conference tournament with Dold taking the 177 pound championship, Brown taking the runner-up spot in the 167 pound class, Sommers and Dave Reese taking third places in the 137 and 157 pound classes respectively, and Steve Kesselring placing fourth in the 123 pound class. George Brown represented Denison in the NCAA wrestling championships. The co-captains elect for next year ' s team are Steve Kesselring and Dave Reese. Ferris pins his man. Denison 29 Wittenberg 5 Denison 29 Capital 3 Denison 19 Baldwin-Wallace 10 Denison 21 Ohio Wesleyan 8 Denison 6 Muskingum 18 Denison 16 Cincinnati 14 Denison 14 Findlay 16 Denison 5 Akron 22 Denison 17 Oberlin 11 Denison 8 Hiram 18 (Quadrangular) Denison 77 Wooster 18 LACROSSE The Denison lacrosse team ended with a 9-2-1 record which proved to be its most successful sea- son. Co-Captain Roger O ' Neill set two school records by scoring 38 goals and 54 points while team-mate Bill White set one with 20 assists. The team placed in the Mid-West Lacrosse Associa- tion. Bob Rinehart will captain the team next year. Denison begins the action. SEASON ' S RECORD Denison 14 Gettysburg 6 Denison 10 Ohio State U. 8 Denison 14 Kenyon 4 Denison 11 Cleveland Lacrosse Club 6 Denison 7 Oberlin 8 Denison 12 Ohio State 7 Denison 12 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Denison 11 Cleveland Lacross Club 6 Denison 8 Columbus Lacrosse Club 3 Denison 10 Kenyon 5 Denison 15 Ohio Wesleyan U. 15 Denison 6 Oberlin 15 Advice from the bench. First Row; B. Rinehart, S. Armacost, D. C o u r s e n, C. Hart, R. O ' Neill, F. Caron, K. Luchs, J. Witmer, B. Jones. Second Row: F. Jansen, J. Crumm, D. Smith, D. Seiple, H. Ekstrom, D. Brown, T. Moore, J. Unna, T. Masterson, A. Slicker, A. Babcock. Third Row: }. Dudley, J. Wilson, L. Simpson, S. Ackley, M. Dowie, J. Zolman, B. Haynor, D. Han- del, J. Morse, L. Schilling, R. Ferris, B. Greg, Coach Mason. TRACK Denison ' s track team failed to win an indoor meet, but copped two outdoor contests, ending the season with a 2-8 over-all record. Paul Lytle led Coach Robert Shannon ' s thinclads with 55 points for the season and placed fourth in the shot put in the Ohio Conference championships. Tom Doan, sophomore high jumper, recorded his career high of 6 ' 2 to tie for second place in the Ohio Con- ference meet. Dan Allison earned fifth place in the pole vault, and Ron Witchey gained fifth in the high hurdles. These men were consistent scorers during the season, and except for Lytle, they will return to bolster next year ' s squad. Other lettermen who will return are Joe Lewis, a hurdler, and Ken Boyd, a distance run- ner. It ' s close, but he ' s clear. First Row: N. Musuraca, D. Bemis, B. Wiley, C. Finkbeiner, B. Hester, R. Kelso. Second Row: J. Stone, J. Irwin, K. Boyd, D. Hosteller, G. Mitchell, J. Lewis, D. Allison. Third Row: Coach Shannon, B. Hull, B. McCormick, T. Doan, J. Wischmeyer, B. Berger, R. Witchey, Mgr. J. Medinger. Denison strains into 2nd place. Arena of action. SEASON ' S RECORD Denison 24 Denison 90 Denison 50 1 3 Denison 23 Denison 62 Denison 18 1 0 Ohio Conference Wooster Kenyon Oberlin Otterbein Muskingum Otterbein Ohio Wesieyan 81 1 2 Wittenberg U. 59 11th place 103 37 71 372 3 104 65 Is there nothing to smile about? It may be close. The long stretch to first. SEASON ' S RECORD BASEBALL Denison 4 Denison 10 Denison 6 Denison 1 1 Denison 5 Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Kenyon 1 Kenyon 4 Wittenberg U. 9 Capital U. 5 Wittenberg U. 7 Ohio Wesleyan 9 Ohio Wesleyan 4 Central State 4 Muskingum 14 Oberlin 4 Tom ' s not too happy. After starting with a double-header win over Kenyon, the baseball team went on to compile a conference record of 3-6 and an overall record of 4-6. The top perform- ers for the team this year were Captain Dave Hinz who finished the season with a .378 batting average and Phil Buell with a 3-1 pitching record which was compiled with a 0.61 E.R.A. First Row-}. Eigensee, C. Shuford, D. Smith, B. Laque, D. Hinz, S. Simmons, R. Timms, J. Parish, J. Hammon. Second Row: T. Par- sons, T. Edwards, J. Bodman, H. Smiley, J. Swartz, D. Cooper, L. Aiken, B. McNaghten, B. Harger, P. Buell. p. Huber TENNIS A. Angell First Row: R. Sommers, Captain J. Chandler, A. Angell. Second Row: C. Fink- beiner, P. Huber, J. Keeler, D. Theobald, Coach D. Scott. R. Sommers The 1960 Denison tennis team, captained by John Chandler and coached by Dick Scott, put in a winning season. The team finished with a 4-3 con- ference record and a 5-4 over all tally. — 1 -A — — V L— GOLF First Row: R. Beard, Captain T. Smith, D. Hill. Second Row: B. Pultz, D. Melville, B. Cooper, F. Moore, Coach Foster. The golf team, captained by Tom Smith, had a most successful 1960 season. The team made their annual pre-season tour of some south eastern courses during spring vacation and then returned to Denison to capture the conference champion- ship. D. Hill 1 ' B. Pultz T. Smith B. Cooper R. Beard F. Moore INTER-MURAL SPORTS Beta Theta Pi this year won the I.M. champion- ship for the fourth consecutive year. They beat the second place Phi Gams by 144V points. The Betas were the only team to capture more than one first place. They won speedball, touch football, A and B basketball, A and B handball, wrestling, indoor relays, and outdoor track. Their four straight championships made it pos- sible for them to retire the rotating trophy. SEASON ' S RECORD Beta Phi Gam S. A. E. Phi Delt Sigma Chi Delta U. Lambda Chi Kappa Sig A. C. C. A. T. O. Ind. 6821 2 5381 4 50234 497 45134 415 3873 4 3111 2 2491 2 248 108 Let ' s get that pass away! Strike! Wally makes a run for it. Ik. It ' s a crucial moment. W R A The Denison Women ' s Recreation Association organ- izes and administers a program of intercollegiate and intermural athletics. Officers were Delma Miller, presi- dent; Marcia Baird, vice president; Ruth Rogers, sec- retary; and Barbara Porter, treasurer. Touche! 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WM J KELLER INC PUBLISHERS OF FINER YEARBOOKS BUFFALO 15, NEW YORK Abbott, Neil . . 60,96, 138 Ackerman, Kenneth . . 56, 84, 123, Ut Ackley, Stanford . . 64,84,158 Adair, Lee . . 60, 106, 126, 129, 168 Adams, Anne . . 56, 114, 135 Adams, Dyanne . . 60, 142 Adams, George- Ann . . 60, 108 Adams, James . . 34, 92 Adams, Susan . . 34,110 Adick, Elinor . . 60 Aiken, Larry . . 56, 98, 123, 163 Air, Julia . . 34,78,112,127,130,136 Alexander, Robin . . 64, 108, 142 Allen, Craig . . 64,98 Allen, Henry . . 60, 82, 148 AUen, James . . 34,98, 130 AUen, John . . 64, 100, 142, 156 Allen, Susan . . 34, 106, 128 Allison, Daniel . . 64,94, 160 Allmen, Beth . . 34 Amburn, Hershel . . 64, 94 Amrine, John . . 64, 92, 146 Anderson, Carol . . 64,112 Anderson, Karen . . 60,112 Anderson, Sue . . 64, 114, 134 Andrews, Betty . . 34 Andrews, Charles . . 56, 152 Andrews, Wesley . . 58,60,90 Angeli, Alan . . 34, 88, 130, 164 Anthony, Auther . . 60, 94 Antulonis, William . . 60, 98 Archibald, Thomas . . 34, 82 Armacost, Sam . . 54, 56, 84, 123, 158 Armstrong, Clare . . 34,118 Armstrong, Robert . . 64 Arterton, Stephanie . . 34,110 Arthur, Joan . . 34, 96 Arzonetti, Walter . . 34, 92 Asselta, Karen . . 60, 103, 108, 145 Atkinson, Thomas . . 64, 94 Aughenbaugh, Dave . . 56,94,123,130 Austin, Robert . . 60,90 Avery, William . . 60,94,134 Babcock, Adrian . . 64,96,158 Bach, Christopher . . 64, 96, 144 Baird, Marcia . . 34, 112 Baker, Carol . . 34, 108, 136 Baker, John . . 60,90, 152 Baker, Johnson . . 60, 94 Baker, Judith . . 64, 106 Baker, Peter . . 34, 94 Baker, Richard . . 64, 100 Baker, Stephen . . 64, 84 Baker, Susan . . 60, 114, 134 Baldwin, Gwyn . . 60 Baldwin, Jane . . 64, 110, 142 Baldwin, Robert . . 64, 90 Baldwin, Sally . . 64, 116 Ball, Jeffrey . . 64,94, 153 Balthaser, Steven . . 64, 86 Barnes, George . . 56,98,123 Barnes, Nelson . . 64 Barris, Jerry . . 60, 94, 120 Bartell, Karen . . 64 Bartholomew, Ronald . . 64, 92 Bartlett, Carol . . 60, 110 Bartlett, Robert . . 34, 90, 146 Bartlett, William . . 34,98 Bartow, Susan . . 64,116 Bascom, Preston . . 64, 86 Bates, Rebecca . . 60, 106 Bates, Robert . . 90, 156 Bauer, Karen . . 56, 104 Baumes, Wilford . . 56,82,123,131 Bayerschmidt, Carol . . 34, 108 Bayless, Mary . . 60, 108, 138 Bayley, Francis . . 53 Beach, Dan . . 34, 88, 131 Beard, Ronald . . 56,92, 120, 137, 165 Beaven, Douglas . . 56, 98 Beck, Stephanie . . 56,114,142,168 Beeman, Elizabeth . . 60, 106, 114, 168 Beers, Carol . . 64, 118 Belanger, Brent . . 56, 90 Belknap, William . . 64,90 Bell, Thomas . . 56, 100 Belt, Jo Lynn . . 35, 118, 127 Bemis, Richard . . 64, 86 Benham, Nancy . . 32, 35, 106 Bennett, WUliam . . 53, 139 Benshoff, Richard . . 56,96 Benson, Marilyn . . 56,110 Bent, Gertrude . . 60 Berg, Susan . . 64, 108 Berger, David . . 64, 82 Berger, Raymond . . 35,98,131 Berger, WiUiam . . 60, 94, 160 Bickerstaff, Rodger . . 64, 94 Biefield, Laurin . . 60,112 Biery, Jane . . 56, 116 Biery, Sue . . 60, 116, 126 Biggio, Anthony . . 64,84,148 Bingham, David . . 35,90,125,131 Bingham, Jamie . . 60,110,129 Bird, Helen . . 35, 114, 128 Bischoff, Jean . . 64, 110 Blackford, Jason . . 35, 98, 126, 127, 138 Blaise, Clark . . 56, 96, 145 Blisard, Donald . . 56 Bodman, James . . 60, 84, 146, 163 Boe, Deborah . . 56, 112 Boehmen, Diane . . 60,112,139 Boles, Katheryn . . 56,116 Bollinger, Stephen . . 56, 96 Bolton, Dorinda . . 60, 106, 146 Bomberger, Gail . . 64,110,142 Bonnet, Fred . . 35,92,123,128 Bonnet, Judy . . 56,112 Book, Daniel . . 64, 98 Boring, Barbara . . 60, 104, 140 Bosworth, Bonnie . . 64,114 Bowers, James . . 64,86,152 Bowden, Boyd . . 60, 141 Bowman, Elden . . 56, 84, 146 Bowman, Scott . . 60, 82, 148 Bowman, Susan . . 64 Bowser, Willard . . 64, 94 Boyd, James . . 64 Boyd, Kenneth . . 35, 88, 160 Boyd, Mary Ellen . . 60, 118 Bradley, Nancy . . 60 Brainard, David . . 60,98 Branand, David . . 35,84,130 Branch, Jaquith . . 60, 126 Brandenberger, Robert . . 56,84,123 Brandon, Kirk . . 35, 82 Brandt, Robert . . 36, 94, 127 Branstead, Elizabeth . . 60, 1 04 Bray, Jeffrey . . 60, 100 Breininger, William . . 36, 100 Bremble, Thomas . . 64, 82 Brenizer, Robert . . 56, 88 Bresee, Alicia . . 64, 106, 142 Bresee, Marcia . . 64, 106 Brewer, Arvilla . . 60,135 Brewster, Carol . . 64, 108 Bridgeman, Barbara . . 60,110 Briggs, Katherine . . 60,140,141 Brintnall, Barbara . . 64,112,134 Brintnall, Margorie . . 64, 112, 134 Broadhead, Cynthia . . 60, 118 Brohm, WUHam . . 56, 88 Bromley, Linda . . 36, 106 Brookbank, Jerry . . 64, 148 Brooks, Norris . . 64,152 Brown, Alan . . 56 Brown, Beverly . . 64,112 Brown, Cythia . . 60, 110, 126, 144 Brown, David . . 56, 84, 146, 148, 158 Brown, George . . 36, 84, 146 Brown, Helen . . 64, 108 Brown, Joy . . 36, 78, 110 Brown, Roger . . 56,98,137,145 Brown, William . . 56, 86, 146 Brumbaugh, Martha . . 64, 1 1 8 Brundige, Sue . . 64, 108 Brunhouse, Judy . . 64,114 Brunner, David . . 56, 82 Bruscino, Alex . . 86,120,148 Bryan, Ann . . 64, 106, 124 Bryan, Nancy . . 53, 112, 124 Bryant, Rebecca . . 36,118 Bryce, Letitia . . 60, 106, 134 Bubb, Harrison . . 56,90,146,156 Buchan, Gary . . 56 Buchanan, Susan . . 56, 118 Buckeye, Robert . . 56, 84, 135, 136 Buckley, Carter . . 64 Buckley, John . . 64 Buckner, Suzanne . . 60,106 Buell, Charles . . 56 Buell, Phil . . 53, 98, 163 Bugas, Jane . . 64, 1 10 Bugas, Patricia . . 56,110 Burcham, James . . 64, 92 Burkhardt, John . . 64, 88 Burnett, Stephen . . 64 Burrill, Judith . . 64, 112 185 Burrows, Bruce . . 64, 96 Busken, Linda . . 36, 106, 140 Butler, Ann . . 60, 106 Buxton, Joseph . . 56, 94 Buzzard, David . . 64, 92 Cairns, Kathryn . . 60,116 Campbell, Brayton . . 36,156 Canary, Robert . . 53,94, 126,127,138, 140 Carleton, Robert . . 36,98,125 Carlson, Bruce . . 64 Carlson, Janice . . 64, 108 Carlson, Loren . . 60 Carlstedt, Wayne . . 64,92 Carmichael, GaU . . 56, 77, 106 Carnahan, David . . 53, 98 Caron, Frank . . 36, 88, 158 Carr, Charles . . 60 Carr, Nancy . . 60, 118 Carroll, Thomas . . 56, 86 Carver, Virginia . . 56, 108, 124, 146 Casdorph, Philip . . 64, 94 Casdorph, Rebecca . . 56, 106, 124 Cash, Richard . . 53, 82 Cathroe, Susan . . 37,116 Chandler, John . . 37,98,164 Chandler, Julie . . 60, 112 Charsky, Gene . . 37,98 Chase, Linda . . 64, 106 Cheney, Stephen . . 64, 82 Chermside, Florence . . 64, 140, 141 Cherney, Christopher . . 64, 92 Christie, Catherine . . 64,114 Clark, Andrea . . 64, 116 Clark, Burnet . . 56,90,146,156 Clark, Christopher . . 60, 100 Clark, Noble . . 56,96 Clark, Roger . . 60, 86 Clark, Sandra . . 56, 104 Clark, Sue . . 37, 78, 106, 126 Cleland, Margaret . . 37,118 Clement, Clay . . 64, 104, 124 Clement, Janet . . 60, 110 Clissold, Edward . . 37, 84 Cobb, Penn . . 64, 84 Cochrane, John . . 60, 94 Code, Ann . . 37, 114, 129, 130, 139 Cofoid, Dianne . . 56, 106 Cohen, Harry . . 64,98 Colley, Carolyn . . 64, 104 Collins, King . . 53, 94, 148 Collins, Lynne . . 60, 126, 129 Compton, Virginia . . 60 Condit, Christine . . 60,114 Condon, Robert . . 64, 98 Congdon, Camilla . . 60, 1 12 Condron, Thomas . . 60, 86 Connor, Dianne . . 37,118 Conner, Kathryn . . 53, 128, 139 Cook, Margret . . 56, 118, 140 Cooke, Betsy . . 64 Cookson, Julie . . 60,112 Cooley, Francis . . 60 Cooper, Bert . . 60, 83, 165 Cooper, David . . 56, 86,146,163 Cooper, Phyllis . . 56 Coords, Joan . . 56,114 Corbin, Caroline . . 37 Cormack, WiUiam . . 56, 86 Cornell, DarreU . . 53,96 Cornell, James . . 56, 98 Cornwell, Steven . . 37,84,159 Coulter, Richard . . 37,82,156 Coulton, Kathryn . . 60, 10 Coursen, Dean . . 37, 88, 146, 158 Cox, John . . 64,90 Crabtree, Martha . . 60, 110, 142 Crandall, Jane . . 60, 116, 129 Craske, Robert . . 60,90,159 Crawford, Patti . . 64, 98, 140 Crawford, William . . 64, 88 Crichley, Joyce . . 56, 118 Crowell, Barbara . . 60,112,139,142 Croyle, Sam . . 64,92 Crum, James . . 64, 84, 158 Cubbage, Robert . . 64, 100 Cullen, Lee . . 56, 114, 129, 136, 140 Curl, Dean . . 56 Curl, William . . 60, 100 Curry, Harold . . 56, 88 Curtis, Arthur . . 37, 96 Curtis, David . . 60 Curtis, Sara . . 60, 112 Cushman, Kay . . 60,114,126 Cutting, Bruce . . 64, 86 Daggett, Thomas . . 37, 90 Darrow, Geoffrey . . 64 Darrow, Mary Jo . . 64,118 Davidson, John . . 60,98 Davis, Benny . . 56, 98 Davis, Jane . . 56, 110, 123, 134 Davis, Janet . . 64, 1 1 8 Davis, John . . 32, 37, 86, 124, 146 Davis, Nancy . . 60 Davis, NeUie . . 37, 114 Davis, Noel . . 64,90 Davis, Stannye . . 65, 106 Dawkins, Phyllis . . 56, 110, 127, 141 Day, Edwin . . 60, 100 Dean, Donna . . 64, 106 Deans, Cynthia . . 64, 108 DeCessma, Donna . . 64 DeCicco, William . . 64 Deddish, Michael . . 64, 96 Deemer, Elizabeth . . 64, 106 Delavan, Katherin . . 37,114,136 DeMallie, Gardener . . 52, 86, 127, 128, 129 Dennis, Robert . . 60, 92 Denny, Peter . . 56, 94 Densmore, Edward . . 60, 96 Derr, Deanna . . 64, 118, 142 Derringer, William . . 64, 94 Detzel, Todd . . 37, 138 Dieterich, Fred . . 62, 64, 84 Diffendorfer, John . . 37, 84 DiFilippo, Tony . . 37, 94, 123, 124, 127, 141 Dittmar, Elizabeth . . 60, 108 Dixon, Artensia . . 53,104 Doan, Thomas . . 60,82,160 Doeppers, Daniel . . 38, 98 Dold, Robert . . 32, 38, 84, 141, 146 Donahower, George . . 56,94,130 Donahue, Thomas . . 60, 98 Donithen, Stephen . . 60, 94 Donnelley, Dick . . 56, 86 Dorfler, Melayn . . 64, 124, 141, 168 Dorset, Sarah . . 60, 118 Doughty, Barbara . . 64, 104 Douglas, Diana . . 64,110 Dowie, Mark . . 60, 86, 158 Downe, Page . . 60,110,146 Downs, Diane . . 38, 104, 126, 141, 144 Downing, Judith . . 56,118,138 Doyle, Timothy . . 60, 94 Drach, Marita . . 38, 126, 127 Drackett, Cecile . . 38, 116 Drake, John . . 60,94,126,130 Draper, Nancy . . 60, 116 Drechsler, Brenda . . 56,118 Drumel, Rosaleen . . 38, 140, 142, 144 Drumn, Daniel . . 60 Du Charme, Charles . . 60,92 Dudley, John . . 64, 90, 158 Duffy, Fay the . . 38, 110 Duke, Elizabeth . . 60, 114 Dumbaugh, Charles . . 38, 90, 156 Duncan, Anis . . 38,112 Dusek, Jean . . 56, 108, 140 Dusterberg, Richard . . 38,82,125,127, 128, 136 Dutcher, Barbara . . 60,118 Dyer, AUan . . 53, 82 Eads, Larry . . 56,98,156 Easton, James . . 60 Eaton, Steve . . 56, 82, 148 Ebert, Ellen . . 38 Eckert, Judith . . 60, ' 108 Eckert, Sally . . 60, 108, 129, 142 Edmunds, Jeff . . 60,94 Edwards, Mary . . 64, 108 Edwards, Susan . . 60,110 Edwards, William . . 56, 86 Edwards, Thomas . . 38,94, 146,152, 163 Eichman, Russell . . 53, 86 Eigensee, James . . 64, 92, 163 Ekstrom, Charles . . 60,96,140,158 Ekstrom, Harold . . 56,98 Eldon,Dee . . 64, 110 Ellis, Barbara . . 64, 112 Ellison, Mary Lou . . 60, 112 Embree, Judith . . 60, 118 Emrick, Fredrick . . 64, 90 Emerson, Edwin . . 38, 92 186 Emery, Elaine . . 60, 112 Engel, Marilyn . . 64 English, Judith . . 62, 64, 106 English, Margo . . 56, 106 English, Sheridan . . 98 Ensher, Gail . . 64, 104 Ensley, Sally . . 64, 104, 124, 129 Ensminger, Susan . . 64,112 Erickson, Hyland . . 60, 88 Erickson, James . . 38, 100, 125, 130 Erickson, Martha . . 64,112 Ernst, Christine . . 60, 108 Ernst, Cornelia . . 60,108 Eshelman, John . . 56, 86, 145 Esrey, Robert . . 38, 84 Esrey, William . . 56, 84, 120, 145 Evans, Anne . . 64, 108 Evans, Marilyn . . 38,106,125 Evans, Nancy . . 64, 118 Evans, Ruth . . 56, 108 Evans, Virginia . . 64, 104 Everitt, Julie . . 60, 114, 126 Ewert, Mary Ann . . 60, 110, 126 Exman, Judith . . 56,110,146 Eyler, Janet . . 64 Fallon, Valerie . . 56 Farnham, Fred . . 64, 96 FenneU, WiUiam . . 64,94 Ferguson, Penelope . . 64,116 Fernley, Thomas . . 63 Ferris, Raymond . . 64,156,158 Feilds, John . . 53 Finefrock, James . . 64, 86 Finefrock, Robert . . 64, 86 Finger, Richard . . 64,98 Finkbeiner, Carleton . . 56, 86 Finkbeiner, Christopher . . 64,86,160, 164 Finke, Anne . . 60, 108 Fish, Melinda . . 64, 118, 142 Fisher, Joan . . 56 Fisher, Sandra . . 64, 110 Fitschen, Frederick . . 56,98,138 Fitzgerald, Michael . . 60 Fleck, Harriet . . 38, 104 Fleming, Phil . . 56, 88, 135, 136 Fochtman, Grace . . 56,118,123,128, 130 Fogel, James . . 60, 98 FoUett, Robert . . 38, 60, 146, 148 Ford, James . . 64, 92 Forsyth, Natalia . . 64, 104, 124 Forsythe, William . . 64 Fossum, Barbara . . 64,110,124 Foster, Gwyneth . . 60, 108, 124, 126 Foster, Judith . . 64, 112 Foster, Kenneth . . 60 Foster, Robert . . 60, 86 Fox, Eldon . . 64,90 Frampton, James . . 64, 88 Franklin, Eleanor . . 56 Franks, Mirian . . 54 Frary, Robert . . 53, 96 Freas, Nancy . . 60, 112, 135 Free, Marilyn . . 56, 104 Freehafer, Nancy . . 56,118 Frey, Edward . . 38, 82 Friel, Michele . . 56, 112, 120, 123 Fritz, Lysbeth . . 64, 114 Froyd, James . . 56, 98 Fuller, Robert . . 56, 88, 146, 148 Fultz, Robert . . 64 Funaro, James . . 60,92, 136, 142 Furin, Barbara . . 64,114 Furman, William . . 60,98 Gaidry, Thomas . . 38,96,125 Gallant, James . . 39 Gardner, Sheila . . 60, 118 Garland, Sandra . . 60, 106, 126, 129, 135 Garner, Elizabeth . . 60, 104 Garnett, William . . 64, 96 Garnham, Virginia . . 39,114 Garrecht, David . . 39,96,128,141 Garwood, Joann . . 60, 116, 126, 146 Garwood, Joseph . . 56, 90 Gatehouse, Clifton . . 56, 82, 156 Gavel, Susan . . 60, 118, 126, 142 Gedney, EUis . . 64,96 George, Carol . . 56, 112, 142, 144 Gerloff, Margaret . . 56, 129, 142 Gerry, Jill . . 60, 106 Gerster, Jon . . 39, 86 Gescheider, Anita . . 39, 106, 142 Getz, Sylvia . . 64 Gibbs, Diana . . 60, 108 Gibbs, Valerie . . 53, 116 Gibson, Gregory . . 64, 90 Gibson, Judith . . 39, 116, 127 Gibson, Mary . . 39, 106 Gibson, Nancy . . 39, 118, 129 Gier, Curtis . . 56, 92 Gieringer, Robert . . 60, 84 Giffin, Frederick . . 39,92,126,127,128, 141 GUbert, Gregg . . 39, 88, 125, 140 Gill, Sheilia . . 40, 126, 130, 141, 144 Glaser, Thomas . . 40, 126, 129, 137 Glass, Payton . . 56, 94 Glasser, Charles . . 56, 84 Gleason, Robert . . 60, 94 Glick, Jarrett . . 56 Goldman, David . . 40 Goosemann, Barbara . . 40,108,129 Gordon, Pete . . 56, 94 Gorman, John . . 60,90,146,152 Gorrell, Susan . . 64, 112 Goubeaux, Ann . . 56, 106, 127, 128 Goubeaux, Mary . . 60, 118 Gowing, Nancy . . 56,112,129 Grable, Joanne . . 64 Grady, Robert . . 40,90 Graeff, Mary . . 64, 114 Grafton, Thomas . . 56, 86 Graham, Judith . . 56, 114, 123, 129 Graham, Robert . . 64, 88 Grant, Cynthia . . 64 Grashorn, George . . 60 Gray, Penelope . . 60,112 Gregg, Bruce . . 60, 88, 158 Green, Aletha . . 64 Green, Carolyn . . 60, 116 Green, Jane . . 56, 110, 141 Greene, Richard . . 64 Greer, Elizabeth . . 40 Greer, Helen . . 56, 116, 128, 135, 138, 140 Greer, Katherine . . 60, 106 Gretzinger, Paul . . 40, 94 Griffin, Judith . . 60, 116 Griffin, Marilynn . . 64 Griffith, WeUington . . 53, 82 Griffiths, David . . 52, 100, 123 Grigsby, Ann . . 40, 104, 126, 127, 135, 136 Grimes, Sharon . . 64, 110 Grimm, Edgar . . 56, 92, 123 Grover, Ann . . 56, 112, 129, 130 Gruen, Thomas . . 60,92,137 Guest, Edgar . . 40,90 Guest, Ellen . . 60, 108 Gustaf son, Karen . . 60,112 Gusweiler, Ann . . 40,106,124 Guy, David . . 56, 100, 130, 137, 144 Hackett, James . . 56, 88 Hafer, Brenna . . 64, 116, 124 Hagler, Robert . . 60, 84, 146, 148 Haines, Fredrick . . 64, 98 Hale, Jonathan . . 60 Hall, Michael . . 32, 86, 146 Hamilton, Alexander . . 60, 98 Hamilton, Dale . . 60, 84 Hamilton, Taber . . 60, 100, 156 Hamman, John . . 64, 84, 163 Hammermeister, Thomas . . 98 Hand, John . . 64,96 Handal, Richard . . 64,92,158 Hankins, Thomas . . 56,98,123 Hansen, Arnold . . 56, 88 Hardacre, Nancy . . 60, 1 1 8 Harden, Judith . . 56, 1 14 Hardesty, Julie . . 56, 106 Hardy, Robert . . 56, 84 Harger, Bruce . . 52,94, 148,163 Harman, Steve . . 60, 82, 159 Harrington, Joan . . 64, 106 Hart, Charles . . 41, 88, 158 Hart, John . . 41,90, 125 Hart, Margo . . 118, 129 Hartman, Robert . . 56, 82, 144 Haskins, Ray . . 60,94 Haug, Pat . . 64 Haurand, Craig . . 64 Hauser, Barrett . . 64, 84 Hauser, Emily . . 64,106 187 Hauser, Eunice . . 64, 106 Hauser, Judith . . 56, 106, 124 Hauser, Mary . . 41, 106, 124, 128 Haydon, Todd . . 60,96 Haynes, Patricia . . 60,114,134 Haynor, William . . 64,88,158 Headley, Frank . . 60, 90 Hearne, Steve . . 41, 88, 135 Hebberd, Abigail . . 60,118 Hebberd, Mary . . 41, 114 Hedges, Jack . . 88, 141 Hedrick, Barbara . . 60,110 Heekin, Michael . . 60,82,152 Held, WUliam . . 41, 88 Helfrich, Baird . . 56, 86, 123, 138, 140 Helfrich, Loring . . 64, 86 Henderson, Kay . . 64,108 Hendricks, John . . 64 Henning, Barbara . . 41, 1 16, 124, 125 Henning, Douglas . . 60, 92 Henry, Elna . . 56, 104 Henshaw, Claire . . 60, 141, 168 Hermison, Susan . . 64 Herron, Susan . . 56, 106, 123 Hess, Elizabeth . . 41, 118, 129 Hess, Harriet . . 64,114 Hess, Judith . . 64, 116 Hessel, Susan . . 64, 112 Hester, WiUiam . . 64, 96, 140, 141, 160 Heusel, James . . 64,96,160 Higgins, Judith . . 56,123,131 Higgins, Patricia . . 64,118 Hill, Dale . . 56, 165 Himes, Rees . . 56, 92 Hinely, Thomas . . 41,88,156 Hinz, David . . 84, 146, 163 Hire, Charles . . 64, 86-, 148 Hitchcock, Ralph . . 60, 84 Hittle, Raymond . . 64, 100 Hoefflinger, Sandra . . 60, 1 14 Hogsett, James . . 60, 96 Hoke, Anne . . 64, 110 Holbrook, Linda . . 64 HoUey, William . . 64,94 HoUister, WUliam . . 64, 86 Holman, David . . 60, 84 Holmes, Mary Jo . . 64,116 Holt, Tappan . . 60, 88 Holzman, Peter . . 53, 82 Homer, Ann . . 64 Hood, Michael . . 60, 84 Hood, Nancy . . 78 Hoover, Nancy . . 60,108 Hopkins, Helen . . 64, 112 Hopkins, Martha . . 64,118 Hopkins, Ward . . 41,92, 123 Hopper, Jane . . 56,116,120,123 Hopper, Ruth . . 60, 110 Hopps, Gary . . 82 Hoster, Albert . . 64,98 Hostetter, Donald . . 64, 88, 148, 160 Hottel, Barbara . . 56, 1 16 Houk, Lawrence . . 41,84,125 Houston, Robert . . 41,100 Hout, Sue . . 116 Hovey, Julia . . 41, 104 Howe, Carol . . 64, 112, 139, 142 Howell, Margot . . 64,116 Howie, Barbara . . 64,112,142 Huber, John . . 60, 90, 164 Hudson, Margaret . . 56,114 Hudson, David . . 56 Hudson, Melissa . . 64,118,124 Huestis, Barbara . . 64,112,142 Huestis, Thomas . . 64, 94 Hufert, Susan . . 56, 104 Huffer, Nancy . . 56, 104, 127, 142 Hug, Janet . . 56, 128, 134 Hughes, Marilyn . . 41 Hull, Barry . . 64,98, 156, 160 Hunsberger, Harvey . . 56, 90 Hunsberger, Julia . . 64,110 Hunt, Sue . . 60, 116, 126, 129 Hunter, Regina . . 64,134 Hurst, John . . 64 Hurt, Ruth Ann . . 41, 106 Hussong, EUen . . 64, 114, 129 Hutchinson, Margaret . . 60,116 Hyde , Richard . . 64,98,128,134 Icks, Caroline . . 42, 110, 128 Illes, Leslie . . 60,94 Ingraham, Arnold . . 64, 92 Irwin, Christopher . . 56, 98 Irwin, James . . 64,92,156,160 Irwin, Robert . . 64 Isabel, Richard . . 56, 92 Jackson, Peter . . 64, 84 Jaeger, Carol . . 64, 1 1 8 James, Coy . . 64, 92 Jansen, Ferguson . . 64, 88, 158, 159 Jeflfery, Edwin . . 60,94 Jeisel, John . . 42, 94 Jenkins, Clifton . . 53, 82 Jenkins, Stephenie . . 42,116 Jenson, Patricia . . 56, 110, 141, 168 Jenter, Carol . . 64, 114 Jeter, Becky . . 64 Jett, David . . 56, 142, 144 Johnson, Albert . . 60 Johnson, Bonnie . . 64,112 Johnson, Judith . . 42,106,128 Johnson, Judith . . 64, 118 Johnson, June . . 60,112 Johnson, Karen . . 60 Johnson, Nancy . . 64,118 Johnson, Thomas . . 60 Johnston, Ann . . 53,108 Johnston, James . . 60,100 Johnston, Susan . . 60, 112 Jones, Andrew . . 56, 98 Jones, David A. . . 56,98,123 Jones, David L. . . 56, 96 Jones, David W. . . 42, 100 Jones, Denis . . 98 Jones, Diane . . 64,118 Jones, Henson . . 53, 86 Jones, Herbert . . 60, 98 Jones, Judith . . 64, 116, 129 Jones, Mike . . 60, 82 Jones, Randal . . 60, 86, 148 Jones, Richard L. . . 60,84,159 Jones, Robert . . 53, 84, 146, 148, 158 Jones, Sandra . . 56, 108 Jucius, Barbara . . 42, 129 Kahn, James . . 53, 86 Kalbfus, Arthur . . 64,92 Kane, Sheila . . 56 Kapp, Christopher . . 64 Kasch, WUliam . . 64, 82, 148 Kavanagh, Lynn . . 60,108 Kaye, Warren . . 60,90 Keach, Susan . . 42, 110 Keegan, Robert . . 64,92,159 Keeler, Joseph . . 64, 164 Kehres, Charles . . 42, 100 Kelley, Arthur . . 64,98 Kelley, Josephine . . 42,76,112 Kelley, Judith . . 56, 116, 138 KeUing, Gilbert . . 64,92 Kelly, Lorine . . 56, 112, 123 Kelly, Marsha . . 64, 108 Kelso, Robert . . 64, 96, 160 Kennedy, James . . 60, 94 Kenney, Edward . . 138 Kenyon, David . . 64, 92 Kern, David . . 56, 100 Kern, Jack . . 42 Kernahan, Robert . . 60 Kesselring, Steve . . 60, 94 Keyt, Douglas . . 56,98, 135 Kidd, Howard . . 42,94 Kiess, Joan . . 60, 116 Kimball, Thomas . . 56,98 Kieffer, Elizabeth . . 60,112,142,144 King, Peter . . 64,92, 156 Kinnamon, Helen . . 56,114,134 Kinney, Samuel . . 42,98,135,136 Kipp, Robert . . 64, 82 Kirk, Edward . . 60 Kleven, Robert . . 56, 98 Knapp, Martha . . 56, 114 Knapp, James . . 42, 90 Knapp, Warren . . 64, 96 Knight, Martha . . 56, 112, 138 Knight, Peter . . 60, 86 Knight, Ruth . . 42, 112, 127, 129 Koch, Gary . . 64, 96 Koehn, Charles . . 56,156 Kolb, Cheryl . . 42, 116 Koll, Mary . . 58,60, 110 Kornmesser, Thomas . . 60, 88 Koster, Mary . . 64, 114 Kothera, Lynn . . 42,76,104,139 Krafft, David . . 42, 92, 125 Krakora, Joseph . . 56, 82, 123, 131 Kramer, Fredel . . 60, 116, 124, 126 188 Kramer, Linda . . 42,116 Krause, Thomas . . 64, 86 Kreckel, Douglas . . 64, 96 Kribbs, Robert . . 60,92 Krichbaum, Thomas . . 56,92,131 Kriebel, June . . 56, 114, 135 Kubit, Phyllis . . 43, 108, 128 Kuhlman, David . . 56, 98, 140 Kuhnert, Janice . . 64,114 Kunz, Joanne . . 64,114 Lacy, Andre . . 56, 98, 134 Lamb, Nancy . . 43, 116 Lamphere, Judith . . 64,116 Landis, Bruce . . 60 Landt, Stephanie . . 43 Lane, Donelda . . 60, 126, 128, 139 Lang, Robert . . 60, 92 Lantz, Hamilton . . 60, 82 Laque, WiUiam . . 60,90,163 Lardner, Peter . . 43, 98, 123 Larimer, Alan . . 56, 82 Larimar, Anne . . 56, 108, 135 Larsen, Linda . . 43, 116, 125 Larson, Joana . . 64,110 LaVoo, John . . 64, 96 Laycock, Mary . . 64,114,134 Layman, WiUiam . . 43 Layson, Carol . . 43, 110 Layson, Jeff . . 43, 88 Leaf, Robert . . 43,92 Lebor, John . . 56, 82 Lee, Philip . . 64, 86 Lees, Linda . . 60, 142 Leiding, Brian . . 64,92,156 Lenhardt, Nancy . . 43,106 Lello, Julia . . 56, 108, 123, 127, 128, 134, 139 Leonard, John . . 64, 92 Leonard, Sara Rose . . 60,108 LeRoy, Suzanne . . 64,106 LeVan, Mary Jane . . 60,76,110,126 Levin, Paula . . 60, 118 Lewis, Otis . . 64, 94, 160 Lichtenstein, Cora . . 64,110 Liebner, Diane . . 64,118 Lieser, John . . 60, 82 Light, Margaret . . 56, 114 Lighthizer, Gretchen . . 58, 60, 108, 146 Lill, George . . 44, 100 Lincoln, Robert . . 44, 98 Lind, Mary . . 64 Lindekugel, Carolyn . . 64, 104, 124, 135 Linder, Elise . . 64, 114 Lindgren, Karen . . 60, 108, 126, 129, 139 Lindsay, Susan . . 64,112 Lipsteuer, Stuart . . 60, 94 Littlefield, Donald . . 64, 86 Liu, Roland . . 64,96 Livingood, Clarence . . 60, 98 Lo, Shui-yin . . 60 Lochner, Thomas . . 60, 84 Locke, Nancy . . 44, 118, 128, 139 Lockwood, Elanor . . 56 Long, David . . 60, 88 Long, Gregg . . 44, 88 Longeway, Jean . . 56,112 Lord, Fred . . 44,84 Lott, Marcia . . 62, 64, 104 Love, Mary Ellen . . 64,112 Lovell, Larry . . 44, 100 Loving, David . . 64,90, 156, 159 Loving, Howard . . 44,90, 146, 156 Lowe, John . . 64, 98 Lucas, Ann . . 32,44, 118, 136 Luchs, Kenneth . . 56, 84, 146, 158 Ludwig, Jean . . 64, 104 Lugar, Anne . . 56, 108, 123, 127 Lund, Kenneth . . 60, 90, 137 Lunger, Susan . . 64, 142 Lytle, Paul . . 56, 84, 160 McAllester, Susan . . 44,104 McAUister, Mary . . 60, 103, 112, 129 MacBride, Lee . . 64, 82 McCarroll, Sandra . . 44, 56 McCarthy, Brian . . 64, 86, 146 McClain, Robert . . 64,98 McClave, Donald . . 64, 88 McCluskey, Jane . . 64, 108 McComb, Kathleen . . 64, 106 McCombs, Elizabeth . . 56,108,123,127 McCombs, Thomas . . 64, 90 McConnaughey, Frederick . . 64 McConnell, Charles . . 64, 84 McConnel, David . . 60,86,148 McCormick, William . . 60,86,160 McCoy, Barry . . 56,94,120,125,145, 148 McCracken, Gordon . . 56, 96, 120 McCracken, Nancy . . 60,104 McCreary, Hugh . . 64 McCullough, Thomas . . 56, 100 McCuskey, Ann . . 56,104,127,130, 138, 140 McCuskey, Mary . . 64,110 McDonnald, Sue . . 60, 110 McEnroe, Sue . . 64, 112 McFerren, Susan . . 60, 114, 139 McGregor, James . . 60,100 McGregor, Janet . . 45, 114 Mclnnes, Donald . . 64, 92 McKinney,Ken . . 53, 84, 124, 125, 127 McKnight, Carol . . 60, 114 McLennan, Sally . . 56, 108, 120 McMahon, Joseph . . 60, 92 McMahon, Marcia . . 60,116,137,142 McMullin, Hunter . . 60,90,156 McNaughten, Robert . . 58, 60, 86, 163 McPherson, Donan . . 60, 92 MacKinnon, Fiona . . 45,112,124 MacQuarrie, Bruce . . 64,100 Macey, Karen . . 54, 56, 103, 106, 123, 127, 129 Macomber, Douglas . . 56, 90 Magill, Mary . . 60, 104, 168 Maher, Sheila . . 60, 104 Main, James . . 60, 92 MaU, Derek . . 56, 131 Malloy, John . . 45,84,130,146 Malloy, WUliam . . 64, 84, 146, 148 Malm, Lawerence . . 64, 82 Manion, William . . 64, 94 Manton, Thomas . . 64, 92 Marks, Suzanne . . 45, 104 Marston, Charles . . 64, 84 Martin, Geoffrey . . 64 Martin, John A. . . 53,131 Martin, John C. . . 64, 88 Martin, Sarah . . 60, 114 Mast, Marilynn . . 60, 104 Masterson, Tim . . 56, 84, 146, 158, 159 Mathews, Patricia . . 60,104 Mathias, Richard . . 56, 84, 123 Matsuura, Richard . . 45 Mattson, Andrea . . 60,116,126 Maull, Pameula . . 56, 106 Mavon, Lynne . . 64, 106 Maxwell, Carol . . 60, 114, 142, 144 May, Stephen . . 56,94,123,141 Mays, Alice . . 60, 106 Meadowcroft , Mary . . 64, 108 Meany, Margaret . . 45,116 Medinger, Gerald . . 60,82,160 Meeker, Barry . . 64, 82 Meeks, Jack . . 64, 83 Mehalic, Stephen . . 64, 84 Mellinger, Nancy . . 56,103,118 Melville, David . . 56, 84, 165 Mennel, Robert . . 45, 88 Mentch, Susan . . 64 Mercadante, Robert . . 53, 84, 148 Merchant, Leslie . . 60,110 Metchear, Martha . . 60, 108 Meyer, Gail . . 64, 108 Meyer, James . . 64 Meyer, Thomas . . 64, 82 Miley, Jane . . 45, 104 Millan, Beth . . 64, 110 Millan, Eugenie . . 56, 108 Miller, Ann . . 56, 104, 120, 126, 130 Miller, Beth . . 64, 108, 135, 142 Miller, Delma . . 45, 78, 104, 126, 127, 128, 168 Miller, George . . 60,90 Miller, James . . 45, 82, 141, 144 Miller, Kent . . 64,92 Miller, Lawerence . . 64, 94 Miller, Marila . . 45 Miller, Stephen . . 64, 96 Millett, David . . 64,90 Millhon, Jerry . . 64, 84 Milligan, George . . 60, 94 Milliron, Samuel . . 60 Mindrup, Cynthia . . 45,118 Miner, Robert . . 50,90 Mitchell, George . . 64, 160 Mittendorf, Ann . . 56 189 Mobley, WiUiam . . 64, 98, 146 Mondale, Julia . . 64, 108 Mollenkamp, James . . 64, 86 Moore, Dion . . 60, 88 Moore, Fred . . 45, 86, 165 Moore, Harry . . 56, 86, 146, 156, 158 Moore, Robert . . 45, 82 Morgan, John . . 60, 94 Morgan, Judith . . 45, 106, 125, 127 Morgan, Morgorie . . 56,114,138 Morris, Charles . . 60, 90, 146, 152 Morrison, Robert . . 60, 86 Morrisson, John . . 64, 94 Morrow, Arthur . . 64, 84, 148 Morse, John . . 60, 84, 158 Mortimer, Lee . . 60, 88 Morton, Eugene . . 60,92,141 Morton, Tim . . 56, 145 Motlong, William . . 64,100 Mullikin, Clayland . . 56, 88 Must, Cynthia . . 45,64,116 Musuraca, Nicholas . . 64, 82, 148, 160 Myers, Barbara . . 45, 125 Nagel, James . . 56, 82, 123, 145 Needhan, Richard . . 56,92 Nellis, Terry . . 64, 116 Nelson, Bonnie . . 60 Nelson, Doris . . 45, 112 Nelson, James . . 60,188 Nelson, Jay . . 64, 92 Nelson, Luanne . . 60,114 Nelson, Phillip . . 56,98 Nelson, Robert . . 64,92 Nerad, Susan . . 45, 104 Nevin, Anne . . 45, 112, 125, 129 Newhall, Cynthia . . 46, 118 Newman, Lucy . . 60, 104 NichoUs, Jeffery . . 64, 84, 156 Nichols, Linda . . 64, 118 Nicholson, Eunice . . 60, 112, 126, 139, 142 Nicholson, James . . 60, 94 Nichola, Barbara . . 64, 106 Nooney, James . . 64, 92 Nordburg, Susan . . 60, 104 Norman, Donna . . 64, 104, 129, 134 No ' es, Alida . . 46, 108 Nye, John . . 60,96 Obetz, Merry . . 64, 116 O ' Brien, Dennis . . 64, 94 O ' Brien, Gloriann . . 56 Oechslin, Barbara . . 56,110 Old, Janet . . 64, 112 Oldham, Katherine . . 60,118,128 Olsen, Barbara . . 64, 110 Olt, Nancy . . 60, 110 O ' Mara, Fred . . 60, 86 O ' Neill, Nancy . . 56, 118 O ' Neill, Roger . . 53, 82, 148, 158 Orbison, Carol . . 60,116,129,134 Orth, Harry . . 64,98 Osborne, Brent . . 60, 84, 120, 146, 148 Otis, John . . 46, 88 Ottesen, Kristine . . 46,112,140 Oviatt, Wmiam . . 60,92 Owen, Barbara . . 60,110 Owen, Rodger . . 60,86,152 Owen, Gerald . . 64, 88 Owings, Gail . . 64, 110 Palmer, Pat . . 64, 108 Palmer, PhUip . . 64, 100 Palmer, Thomas . . 56, 94, 127, 141 Pancake, Daniel . . 56, 84, 144 Parent, Donn . . 56,92 Park, Thomas . . 60 Parker, Diana . . 60 Parrish, John . . 64, 86, 148, 163 Parsons, John . . 88 Parrott,Kay . . 60, 112, 138, 142 Parsons, Terry . . 60, 90, 146, 163 Pastorelle, Sally . . 56,118,129,141 Patterson, Richard . . 46, 86 Patton, Patricia . . 56, 112 Payne, Jerilynn . . 64, 110 Peckham, Peter . . 60 Pelletier, Joan . . 56, 104, 135 Perkins, Richard . . 60,92,120 Perrott, Sue . . 46, 114, 128, 138 Peterson, Amy . . 46, 116 Peterson, Jeneva . . 60, 104 Petznick, James . . 56, 98 Pew, Steve . . 56, 90, 145, 159 Pfrommer, Paul . . 60, 96 Phelps, Judith . . 60, 118 Pheneger, Dick . . 56,90, 137, 152 Phifer, Robert . . 54, 138 Phillips, Wendell . . 64, 142, 144 Piersol, Lucinda . . 56,124,131,139 Piersol, Virginia . . 60, 108 Pierson, Kay . . 60, 108 Pilgrin, Peter . . 64, 100 Pine, Thomas . . 64, 88, 131 Poast, Michael . . 56, 84 Poore, Barbara . . 60, 112 Porter, Barbara . . 56,76, 106,124,168 Porter, David . . 56, 116 Porterfield, Pam . . 64, 108 Powell, Bruce . . 64 Powell, Jean . . 56, 77, 110 Powell, Judith . . 60, 110 Powell, Rachel . . 46 Price, Ben . . 64, 152 Price, Patricia . . 60, 114 Price, Patricia M. . . 64, 108 Provost, Arthur . . 60 Pultz, William . . 60, 82, 165 Quay, George . . 60 Quayle, Mary . . 46, 114 Quigley, Stephen . . 64, 96 Quisenberry, Barbara . . 46,104,140 Raeder, Gretchen . . 60,110 Ragatz, John . . 60, 84 RamsdeU, John . . 60,92 Ramsey, Sarah . . 56 Randall, Bonnie . . 60, 106 Rascher, Mason . . 46, 92 Rasmusen, Carol . . 46,116 Rastcliffe, Robert . . 56 Rauch, Roger . . 64, 92 Reaser, Carol . . 64, 106 Records, Nancy . . 64,116 Redmond, Judy . . 60, 104, 126 Redmond, Paul . . 56,98 Reece, Evelyn . . 64, 104, 142 Reese, David . . 60, 84, 144 Reeves, Boyd . . 56,90 Regester, David . . 64, 100 Reich, Barbara . . 64,114 Reinke, Lodiegard . . 46,96, 146, 156 Renner, Jane . . 60, 106, 142 Renshaw, Thomas . . 60, 82 Resch, John . . 60,94 Reuter, Craig . . 56,98 Rexford, Rexley . . 56, 96, 120 Reynolds, Nelia . . 64, 104, 129 Reynolds, John H. . . 52, 84 Reynolds, John J. . . 46, 92 Reynolds, Ruthanne . . 64,112,142 Reynolds, Valerie . . 46,116 Rhoades, Duane . . 64, 98 Rice, Brooks . . 46,98 Rice, Susan . . 64, 116 Rich, James . . 60, 86 Richards, Diane . . 46, 106 Richards, Mike . . 60,92 Richardson, Wallace . . 64 Rickards, Wallace . . 56,90 Ridley, Allan . . 46,98 Ridlon, Debora . . 60, 116 Riester, Thomas . . 56 Rigsby, Carole . . 64, 110 Rinehart, Robert . . 56, 82, 142, 148, 158 Ritchie, Susan . . 46, 106 Rixom, Robert . . 46, 82 Roberts, Patricia . . 56,116,123,127, 129 Robinson, Barbara . . 56,110,120,123, 127 Rodger, Malcolm . . 56,94,141 Rodgers, David . . 46 Rodgers, Diana . . 64, 104 Rodgers, Sarah . . 47, 110 Rogers, Curtis . . 47, 110 Rogers, Ruth . . 56, 168 Rohlff, Barbara . . 47, 108, 125 Romadka, Joan . . 60, 1 1 8 Romadka, John . . 53, 88 Romadka, Elizabeth . . 56 Ronald, Wallace. . 64, 86 Ronson, Lynne . . 60, 1 04 Root, Mary . . 56 Rosenquist, Edward . . 47, 88, 130, 138 Ross, Betsy . . 64, 104 Ross, Mary Kenyon . . 47, 78, 108 190 Ross, Susan . . 64, 110 Rovtar, Jolee . . 64, 116 Rowe, Andrew . . 64, 92 RoweU, Richard . . 60,98,159 Rowley, Kathryn . . 64,114 Roy, Girish . . 64 Ruddock, Huge . . 64, 82 Ruddolph, Alice . . 56, 110, 140 Rueter, Annemarie . . 64, 106 Ruger, Peter . . 64, 92, 156 Rumsey, David . . 64, 92 Russell, Judith . . 64 Salter, Mark . . 61 Sanborn, Allen . . 56 Sandel, Lewis . . 60 Sandrock, Richard . . 64 Sarber, Sandra . . 60 Savage, Bruce . . 56 Sawyer, Anne . . 64 Sawyer, Priscilla . . 56, 123 Sayers, James . . 60, 148 Sayre, Marcia . . 60 Scatterday, Carolyn . . 56 Schabacker, John . . 60 Schad, Patricia . . 64 Schafer, Lynette . . 64 Schaffer, Elodie . . 64 Schaper, Gerald . . 47 Scharg, Marilyn . . 47 Scheaffer, Alan . . 60 Schembs, Frank . . 60, 120 Schieber, Nancy . . 60,114 SchUling, Lee . . 64, 148, 158 Schirmer, Hamilton . . 60 Schmidt, William . . 60, 126 Schnering, Sally . . 64 Schott, Barbara . . 47 Schubeler, Barbara . . 56 Schuck, John . . 56,131 Schuemann, Carol . . 64, 129 Schury, Mary . . 47 Schutte, Sue . . 64 Schuyler, Stephan . . 60 Schwabacher, John . . 60 Schwallie, Louise . . 47, 128, 140 Schwartz, John . . 56, 130 Scott, Cynthia . . 60, 126, 139, 168 Scott, Jean . . 64 Scoville, Dianne . . 48,114 Scully, Lucia . . 60 Seaberg, David . . 53 Scale, Richard . . 62, 64 Sebastian, Iris . . 64, 139 Secura, Diane . . 64, 114, 142 Segebarth, Nancy . . 64,114,142 Seiple, Dorse . . 56, 158 Self, Mary Ann . . 48, 129 Senyard, Glorianne . . 64 Serviss, Camilla . . 60,129 Sessions, Robert . . 48 Seymour, Anne . . 60,129 Seymour, Richard . . 64,159 Shadduck, Helen . . 64 Shaffer, Katrina . . 48 Shanley,Sue . . 48, 114, 125, 129, 139 Shannon, Edith . . 60 Sharrits, David . . 60, 130 Sharde, Charles . . 60 Shaw, Joyce . . 56 Shaw, Robert . . 48 Shaw, William . . 64 Sherman, Sylvia . . 48, 125 Shetler, Gayle . . 56, 114, 144 Shick, Susan . . 64, 129 Shields, WiUiam . . 64 Shipley, Polly . . 60 Shipman, Edward . . 64 Shirk, Susan . . 64 Shorrock, William . . 64 Shotts, Ronald . . 48 Shuford, CampbeU . . 64,152,163 Sidells, Stephan . . 60 Siegenthaler, John . . 56 Siegenthaler, Thomas . . 64 SUloway, Susan . . 56 Simmons, Lynne . . 48, 126, 127, 128 Simmons, Stephan . . 60, 146, 148, 163 Simon, Marilyn . . 56 Simpson, Leslie . . 60,158 Sims, Jacquelyn . . 64, 126 Sjostrom, John . . 56 Skeen, David . . 60 Skepstedt, Judith . . 64 Slicker, Allan . . 60, 148, 148 Slivka, Robert . . 64 Smiley, Hylas . . 48, 163 Smith, Alexander . . 56,145,156 Smith, Bonnie . . 60 Smith, David . . 60, 129, 163 Smith, Deirdre . . 64 Smith, Duane . . 49, 130 Smith, Kathryn . . 56 Smith, Kenton . . 60 Smith, Larry . . 64 Smith, Thomas . . 53, 165 Smith, Virginia . . 56 Smoot, Donald . . 56 Snellings, Herbert . . 64 Snow, Donald . . 64 Snyder, Rose Marie . . 60,114,129,134 Soffel, Linda . . 49, 135, 136 Sommers, Robert . . 49,123,130,164 Sox, David . . 64 Sparks, Henry . . 60,156 Spenser, Barbara . . 49,138 Spencer, Susan . . 64 Spitzer,Neal .. 60, 138, 141 Spivey, Peter . . 60 Spray, David . . 49, 125 Sproat, Elizabeth . . 49, 126, 128 Staff, Sandra . . 60 Stanley, John . . 49 Staton, Harvey . . 60 Steberl, Sharon . . 60 Stevens, Catherine . . 60, 137 Stevens, Robert . . 49, 137 Stevens, Thomas . . 56 Stewart, James . . 60 Stewart, John . . 56, 123 Stewart, Sally . . 64 Stickney, Charlotte . . 56 Stillman, Richard . . 64 Stith, Marcia . . 60, 114, 134 Stocker, Theodore . . 60 Stoker, David . . 56 Stone, John . . 64, 159, 160 Stone, Roberta . . 56 Stoughton, Peter . . 49 Strauss, Suzanne . . 64, 134, 142 Streamer, WiUiam . . 56, 156 Streich, Susan . . 64 Stuart, Estella . . 49 Stubbs, Julie . . 49 Stucky, Larry . . 60, 156 Stull, Carol . . 56 Stumpf, Susan . . 60, 114, 134 Sucsy, Leonard . . 56 Swartz, Daniel . . 60, 163 Swartz, Gene . . 49 Swats, Robert . . 53 Sweeder, Charlotte . . 64,114 Sweeder, Diana . . 49,78,114 Swett, Chester . . 54,56,123,130 Swett, Elinor . . 64 Swisher, Jeannette . . 64 Sym, Katherine . . 60 Taft, Nancy . . 60 Taliak, Mary . . 64, 124 Tallman, Carolyn . . 64, 108 Tallman, Janet . . 64, 140 Tanger, Elizabeth . . 49, 140, 141 Tanski, David . . 49, 146 Tarvin, Carroll . . 49,78 Taylor, Richter . . 64 Teel, Sandra . . 49, 126, 128 Teufel, William . . 64 Thackery, Thomas . . 56 Theobald, David . . 56, 164 Thomas, Patricia . . 56, 123 Thompson, Catherine . . 60 Thompson, Edward . . 56 Thompson, Ellen . . 64 Thompson, Jay . . 49 Thompson, Jeffery . . 64 Thomson, Walter . . 60 Thorne, James . . 64,146,156 Thorp, David . . 64 Thorp, Ruth . . 56 Throckmorton, Rex . . 64 Thuma, Thomas . . 56, 138 Thursby, Richard . . 64 Till, Bruce . . 60 Timblin, Carol . . 64 Timms, Richard . . 64, 163 Titus, Elizabeth . . 60,126,142,144 191 Todd, John . . 49, 64, 148 Todd, Ruth . . 60, 168 Toker, Paul . . 49 Tontz, Jay . . 50, 124, 146, 156 Torgler, Diane . . 53 Toth, Daniel . . 56 Toth, Laurel . . 60 Tracy, Bruce . . 64 Travis, James . . 50, 130, 146, 148 Trotter, Mary . . 64 Trudell, Dennis . . 50, 127, 136, 150 True, Melbern . . 60 Truitt, Ellen . . 56 Tschantz, James . . 56 Tucker, Paul . . 53 Tucher, Richard . . 60, 140 Turner, Thomas . . 77, 146, 147 Tuttle, Ann . . 60, 137, 142 Tuttle, Frank . . 64 Tuttle, Saida . . 56 Tyler, SaUy . . 50,76 Uncapher, Andrew . . 50 Underwood, Michael . . 60, 148 Unna, Jan . . 56, 145, 158 Utts, Charles . . 56 Valentine, Paula . . 50, 120 Van Gunten, Lamar . . 60,126 Van Wagenen, WiUiam . . 50,98 Van Zandt, Pieter . . 56 Veress, Christa . . 56,129,130 Veress,Nora . . 64, 138, 139 Vette, Burleigh . . 60 Vilter, Carol . . 64 Vogt, Clifford . . 56 Vollmer, Thomas . . 64 Von Ende, Jean . . 64 Vroom, Larry . . 64 Wagenhals, Patricia . . 50,114 Wahle, Susan . . 60 Waldheger, Robert . . 64 Wallace, Robert . . 50 Wallace, Scott . . 60, 126 Walling, Michael . . 60 Walters, Amy . . 60 Ward, Constance . . 50 A ard, Joanne . . 60,114,126,131 Ward, Lee . . 50 Warner, Diane . . 53 Warner, Frances . . 64 Warner, Henry . . 50 Warren, Sylvia . . 64 Watanabe, Lillian . . 60 Waters, Elizabeth . . 60 Waugh, Jean . . 50 Waugh, Mary Joyce . . 64,114 Weakley, Margaret . . 60,114 Weaver, Ann . . 60, 1 14 Weaver, Nance . . 50 Weaver, William . . 64 Weber, David . . 56, 131 Webster, Russell . . 64 Webster, Stephen . . 56 Weddell, Jerry . . 56, 146, 152 Weddle, Charles . . 56 Wedgewood, Mary . . 60 Weh, John . . 64 Weh, William . . 50 Wehling, Carolyn . . 50 Wehling, Robert . . 50,126,127 Wehling, Ruth . . 64 Weiant, SaUy . . 56 Weiland, Mary . . 56, 123, 126 Weintraub, Neil . . 56 Weist, Gretchen . . 50,114,124 Weller, Harry . . 64 Wellman, Rebecca . . 56 Wells, David . . 53 Wemmer, Roland . . 60 Wenger, Suzanne . . 64 Wengren, Diane . . 64 Werrenrath, Kirsten . . 64 Wertz, Elynor . . 50, 142 Wesmeyer, George . . 160 West, George . . 64, 134 West, Philip . . 60 Westcott, Corinne . . 60 Weston, Priscilla . . 64 Whipple, Lynn . . 64,139,140 White, Robert . . 50 White, WiUiam . . 64 Wickens, Pamela . . 60 Widdowson, Carla . . 56 Widlitz, Barbara . . 60 Wiggins, Mitchell . . 60 Wilbik, Joseph . . 60 Wiley, Jean . . 64 Wiley, Robert . . 51, 150 Wiley, Sara . . 64 Wiley, WiUiam . . 60 Wilken, WiUiam . . 64 Wilkie, Lynn . . 64 WUkinson, Charles . . 64 Wilkinson, Vogt . . 64, 156 ' WUliams, Ann . . 51, 114, 133 WiUiams, Forest . . 60 WUUams, Karen . . 60, 126 WUliams, Robert . . 64 Williams, Roberta . . 56, 77, 124, 127, 140, 146 WiUiamson, Forrest . . 60 WUliamson, Patricia . . 64 WUlis, Richard . . 51, 56, 130 Wilson, Carol . . 53 Wilson, Jack . . 64, 158 Wilson, John . . 60 Wilson, Margaret . . 60,114,126 Wilson, Stephan . . 60 Windram, Kay . . 60, 129 Winget, Ann . . 64, 135 Winner, Gary . . 64 Winslow, Thomas . . 64 Wintermute, Ogden . . 56 Wischmeyer, Gerald . . 64 Wise, David . . 64 Wise, Sandra . . 60 Witchey, Ronald . . 64, 160, 148 Witherspoon, James . . 64 Witmer, John . . 51,146,156,158 Wixon, Marjorie . . 64 WoUaeger, Cynthia . . 60 Wood, John ..51 Woods, Jeanie . . 60 Worst, Richard . . 51 Wright, Donn . . 60 Wright, Edwin . . 51, 134 Wright, Maude . . 60, 140 Wrightsel, Douglas . . 60 Wydom, Janet . . 60,137,144 Yanke, Anita . . 60, 134 Yocum, Gretchen . . 51,78,116 Youel, Natalie . . 51, 112, 136 Youn, 11-koo . . 60 Young, Elizabeth . . 64, 106 Young, Thomas . . 56, 82, 148 Zackary, MitcheU . . 60,92 Zagray, Jane Ann . . 60,110 Zimmers, WUliam . . 64, 90 Zolman, Jerald . . 60,94,148,158 Zorn, Roberta . . 51, 104, 125, 128 Zucker, John . . 60,156 192