Duquesne University - L Esprit Du Duc Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1964
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Y ,A A Ax: Q -' an L ,,'k .. . .. .. ,V '. f gg -if 7, fig-ffiioigia A ,, j'l'f. . ' W: . A . '- 11 'iw aasazzsaezm '- - . -- '41- 1-it----,if' . if Z1 inww , W zu E- -...' .. 1 '.,. L .' ,J:.g:gE M i ,bf .- ' -E MmllinIUWlllk'g' 'Pg 4, '..J .' - 'W A ..: Qkzlbkukiiz ,il , - S. -- 1 r .- J . plz: 'IJ ,' V Adm inistration I8 , Adm in istration The spirit of Duquesne lies within the personality of its students -a body of six thousand, influenced by diy'-ferent backgrounds and fields of study, but united in the common atmosphere of a Catholic, urban unioersityf, T he attitude of the students, founded on just pride in, and honest criticism of Duquesne J is good. If they gain nothing else from Duquesne, I ask that the students carry this attitude throughout lifef, Duquesne,s aim is the development of the whole person. I want to turn out intellectually curious ladies and gentlemen. How well I accomplish this task will be judged by Almighty Godf' Rev. Henry McAnulty President 4 ' , . w H , ' 4 2- 5 , 20 I all -,I l X- I - .1 . El A . '!..' , muy, Q 'n l -i 'HQ Rev. Louis A. Dietrich Rev. james F. McNamara Vice-President for Management Vice-President for Student Affairs 'H Rev. Gerald Walsh Executive Vice-President 'I-....-J 21 Rev. Ioseph Lauritis Vice-President for University Relations i . ,f i at A .Q 1, A i 5 ' X 1 -f-'LJ 'Qtr-iw Rev. Edmund R. Supple Academic Vice-President Adm in iostration Margaret G. Hockswender Dean of Women Rev. Frederick R. Clark Director of Admissions Maurice Murphy University Registrar 22 Glenn M. Nelson Dean of Men Kenneth Duffy Director of Special Activities Helen M. Gradisar Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Rev. William O'Neill Chaplain 23 Eleanor McCann Librarian Adm in istration james L. Hayes Dean of the School Louis Pollak Regina E. Fusan of Business Administration Dean of the School of Music Dean of the School in-A44 AX 44 ...f l is . Rev. Philip C. Niehaus Dean of the School of Education john S. Ruggiero Dean of the School of Pharmacy 24 Rev. Joseph P. Moroney Dean of the College l Samuel Hazo Kurt C. Schreiber Associate Dean for Arts Associate Dean for Sciences 25 Academics , W was WW wry, EE -mmggfgga Z, mn, nu wx .wa ss Q N 'E Biology bln Ahh, Emmanuel Sillman Helena Miller 23? N. 1 l fg Howard Ehrlich 28 Julius Greenstein Raymond Smith B I' . -,-. H N X Joseph Parisi 1 E A, 85.1 .. , 1-.W 1fTlff ' 1 .. .. . ' H-,f up ALPHA DELTA EPSILON. Pre-Med Club. First Row: C. Hyberg C. Kimmelg C. A. Sabinsky, Secretaryg F. Lukes, Treasurer. Second Row: G. Frinkg J. Echnellerg P. Anater, Presidentg I. Amr- em. 4 5 .3..8..3f.J I f 29 BIOLOGY SOCIETY. First Row: Dr. Sillmzm, Moderatorg J. Bergerg N. Kopec, Secretaryg L. Pattong E. Catensg F. Lukes, Secretaryg S. Barra. Second Row: J. Hartg F. Mo- zelewskig W. Takacsg D. Costellig J. Palascak, Vice-Presidentg J. Dziak. Third How: W. Ventura, President. Donnell Turner iv. Chem istry Bemard Gillis . .Fi .115- Andrew Claid 9 0 Iohn F rohliger Norman Li ...:.j' ,f's,. A 14 ' KL. 0 0 5 f X AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY. First Row: E. Hahn, Vice- Presidentg F. Sauter, Presidentg D. Trainor, Treasurer. Second Row: D. Ketterg L. Scanlong R. Danchikg B. Altenhofg R. Krapchak. Oscar Gawron 30 Andrew Kozora D Q 5, '-1,-u Ifleig- 1 H, nr: - Edward Leonard Joan Von Hoene Eugene Clothiaux Antoine Leyn Classics Henry Schorning, C.S.Sp. Edward Dooley, C.S.Sp. James McCulloch John Gallagher, C.S.Sp Theology Henry Wfehrheim, C.S.Sp. Charles Fenner, C.S.Sp. Edward Bushinski, C.S.Sp. li w Q11 I nil! ik- in 'f 'f1: .Pf , 'mlm 1 , ' 3 - j X W'-8' 5 il ffnili' M qi rzjggij Q, '3 H 1ffrr.3gf:.m ,-,4:,m.,' QL-v 19: xii.-3.31 ' ' 1 1 -. ' .T 24. ..1j'jL:' I 1 1 Anton Morgenroth C.S.Sp. 33 mac' Leonard Bushinski, C.S.Sp. 5' :'fiy' , li Herbert Petit James Beymer Iohn Clair Leo Coggin John Reilly English Robert Mitchell Harold Dumais x Margaret Parker ,w -1 11.,f:3-,193 nl ., v -if - mn- . J 1.1 ,H f',PI?v ' - . fa Q.. ,- x--: f'K -.. - W.. n, . .rr L, d3'1',.jiAl?f 4-2,1 W -X rf I . Jgif, 42 Xia! f 5 U' ll X11 , r1 .EH lfisilllif- . -- h i' I .I -,T A 1,4 Ann Urban Carol Kyle 35 English .-4435 Thomas Smith ,,.-- 0,-,-,.. Samuel Meli ' A . Q -Vx. i j 1 I o George N auss Richard Daigle M ichacl Conlon ni l',. v I f , , ' . W ,fqfd ,A ' ' ' 4 K Y la- Charlotte Borovich BettY McCormick favs - D uh Thgmag Kagka Thomas Cooke john Crowther SIGMA TAU DELTA. Honorary English Fraternity. First How: S. Freundg I B. Murphy, Treasurerg I. Roell, Presidentg S. Conneen. Second Row: D. Ment- kowskig L. Guinng D. Gurrity, Vice-Presidentg P. Burti. I Leonard Swidler James Lydon F P Ierome Janssen I-I istory X , . ., 1 , ,z e ff f f John Lyon six: -.. X PHI ALPHA THETA History Honor Frater- nity. J. Burke, Moderatorg P. Black, Treasurerg gl R. Ranallo, Vice-Presidentg S. Freund, Secre- taryg I. Kudlik, President. 38 Al i XVi1liam Storey nl'-41 Albert Costa Paul Mason Joseph Morice 39 Severino Russo joseph Burke Journalism 1 -, ...:....a. 5 ... -.., ' I . Nkluxxk Edward Gregory ' ' in .am l Cornelius McCarthy ' 40 Arthur Pasture I dit w. x , 42 ,. - 2 1 William Ieweff B. Kendall Crane L. fi r- lub? ,...: I X X. ff, ...f, L Louis Corsetti 41 Journalism ,......--- . Y' '-Ph . 'Sin' . 1 ' 'Y '15 Eff 11 1-ae'--2+ uw.. 5 4 wcvgi-Y ' .fa ,fw---5,3 Lg..- ' W 1 , ' 1 M ,mgfewgk .-x,.:-fig 1 .-1 1 . fi , , X ,i J. 155051-I-U5 X , 'T' , -igu , ' 'JB 4 'lmf-if-'gy .4+' jd ' .3 ,l T g, 'V i M , L , :X .Lrrf Lx' - ' 'il . ' ,, I - ' , Q 3,21 U A -f' ' H: 9- . ' ' . ,Emil ' , '-'ifi' ky? V VH' '- 'F-t :wg A f - ' qt L -' ,, 1-,g ivig '- . ' gn' ur- ' - - V at , X S 'I-Q Paul Krakowski Albert Francis 42 THETA SIGMA PHI National Honorary Fra- ternity for Women in Joumalism. First Row. D. Frederickg S. Bogus, Secretaryg S. Mute, Presiclentg M. Healy, Treasurerg C. Paulukonis SIGMA DELTA CHI Hon- orary Fraternity for Men in Journalism. First Row: I. Cohen, Secretaryg I. Rote- man, Vice-Presidentg R. Nas- er, Presidentg D. George, Treasurer. Second Bow: N. Cramerg F. Kacsmarg I. Si- mong T. O'Bryan. Third Row: D. Hauck, I. Plantzg H. McClellang R. DePaolis. Fourth Row: T. Atkinsg P. Musickg K. Bernerg R. Scha- fer. Fifth Row: E. Stobbeg K. Bigosg P. Stabileg R. Mar- marellig M. Taylor. Vice-Presidentg B. Nichols, Historiang G. Pe- trosky. Second Row: L. Mayg E. Mularzg J. Norrishg M. Burgerg R. Elderg I. Brinlingg I. Patchg I. Schuda. IYX Robert McDermot Joan Rohrer Harriet McCarthy Joseph Angelo f 'L K' Math v . I , Q 3 MATH CLUB. M. Titusg V. Barnhartg P. Doyleg D. Vezzi, Presidentg M. Chak, T. Morgang I. Strahlerg V. Kuftinec. Charles Loch y6 - ?f '-'fi-I Donato DeFeIice Charles Sebestu 45 Modern Languages Tommaso Sbarra Harold Schmidt Maria Sanchez W . - v Pauline Reinkraut, Janine Nauss, Kathleen Moore. 46 s lx! - Y ,-,A 1 L ,dpi Q YM .Y .1 iii .---EY u-1' ,J Henry Llcrnrnens C S Sp Sqndra Moore Pr1m1t1vo Colombo GERMAN CLUB Fzrst Row R Gqlwsmakx P Skender Prealdent I Wehs, Second Rau, H Schrmdt Advisor S Schmidt I Selter H Oxenre1ter D Easley I Klem Thzrd How I Grfm VV Norohof R Slnlth S Buch S Mc.Clusky Gerhard B mhert 47 Alphonso Lingis F Michael Machado, C.S.Sp. Peter Puccetti Arthur Schryuemakers Robert Sweeney 48 Bernard Boelen ,v , I. , r- N , .,4,. Michael Strasser Philosophy y we Robert Garrity Joseph Smith, C.S.Sp. Engclbertus van Croonenburg, C.S.Sp uv Henry Koren, C.S.Sp. Political Science COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED NATIONS. First Row: B. Coyne, Secretaryg D. Kantes, Treasurerg R. Hengels- berg, President. Second Row: S. Bernathg R. Kavanaghg I. Doerrg D. Segreti. S. Robert Beranek, Harold Webb ' F 21' 59 1? John Flanagan INTERCOLLECIATE CONFERENCE ON GOVERNMENT. First Row: H. Markovitz, Treasurerg B. Coyne, Secretaryg D. Kwait, Vice-Presidentg D. Kantes, Presi- dent. Second Row: R. Kujawag R. Kav- anaghg B. Lewisg I. Doerrg S. Bernath. 50 I Lf. K 'A F? 1' Y 'WL I L 1. nl? Kenneth Hesselberg 1050911 Pl1U1in5iC PRE-LAW SOCIETY. First Row: J. McElroy, Presidentg L. Caspar, Vice- Presidentg M. Mnrkelg W. Visaggiog L. Schmittg P. Manng N. Stock. Second Row: G. Burkhart, Secretaryg T. Frederickg W. Burnsg I. Wehsg R. Meiningerg L. Focaretag A. Smith. 51 .xx Adrian van Kaam, C.S.Sp. gif PSI CHI Professional Psychology Club. First Row: 1. Schoenfelder, Vice-Presidentg M. Steps-tic, Treas- urcrg T. Smith, Secretaryg S. Yusko, President. Second How: I. Lovejoyg B. Gavalicg C. Nelsong I. Leib. Third Row: I... Caputog A. Ska-nclallg I. Wis- niewskig W. Courtney. v -Q, Edward Hogan, C.S.Sp. J I 52 Psychology William Kraft ri N f . I sn' . 5.6: Egg, David Smillie Anthony Barton '-5' 53 Edward Callanan Amedeo Giorgi f . , . i, William McGowan Chester Iurczak Sociology Joseph Hoc, C.S.Sp. 54 visorg D. Paruccig I. Vollmer, Rec Secretaryg T. Stonikg J. Withumg B Naughton, Presidentg B. Courtney. FEIS.: Y 51:5 . .QQ , N 15 EV- , . John Seli, C.S.Sp. 3 Lawrence Hugo SOCIOLOGY CLUB. Ollie Lee, Ad- William O'Brien . ,L '. 'K 1.46151-gif, ! .fn f- ., .ew 1 . Theodore Bakerman Sigmund Lehoczky, Alfred DeLeo John Davis Business Adm in istration Robert Deans James Cawley Frank Ebberts -, -.:,,..?s- - 1 BETA ALPHA PHI Honorary Business Fraternity. First Row: I. Staley, Treasurerg L Holmes, Presidentg L. Casper, Secretary. Second Row: F. Dastag S. Trybusg R. Sisakg P Olsong A. Miclcusznyg H. Tempertg B. Banyasy. 57 Business Adm in istration E i James Gaffney Ls' 'Y Thomas Hogan Louis Rago Ray Cegelski, John WVorks Joseph Lucas EPSILON ETA PHI National Business Sorority. First Row: 1. McArdleg J. D,En1idiog D. Baier, Presidentg P. Unisg R. Keintz. Second Row: D. Petkovichg I. Marcheckg M. Kirschg I. Nanzg D. Backerg C. DeConciliis. N James McCuigan James Acklin, Blair Kolasa 59 ,Z STUDENT ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION. First Row: D. Froelich, Presidentg I. Ottg T. McNe-imeyg G. McGough. Second How: A. Mielcuszny, Treasurcrg D. Baierg B. jiasg P. Unisg A. Grassg P. Meyers, Secretaryg A. Weinstein. Third Row: I. Luttringerg I. D'Emidiog E. Staubg D. Mastrorocco. Business Administration Alan Dailey Ronald Schmeiser George Matlin ,-5' 60 John Sprott u KH' cz: mx v Francis Tanniem Robert Miller 61 TNX AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION. First Row: C. Fairweatherg P. Unisg I. D'Emidio,Treasurerg J. Schaffer, Vice-Presidentg G. Knaus, Secretaryg T. Mc- Elhinny, Presidentg I. Ottg D. Baier. Second Row: M. Kirschg I. Nantzg J. Schlaughterg B. jiasg S. Engleg D. Petkovichg F. Sgro. Third Row: R. Hughes, M. Reillyg A. Crassg T. O'Bryang R. Labascog E. Dy- merg I. Schaurnhorst. Fourth How: B. Doughertyg E. Os- termang L. Belansg W. Manng D. Roy. MANAGEMENT FORUM: First Row: B. Amrhein, Presidentg F. Nu- mer, Advisorg B. Banyasyg D. Kenny Vice-President. Second Row: M. Goodman, Treasurerg B. Regalg R. Clowneyg B. Clawsong G. Pajerski, Secretaryg B. Fullerg T. Bevineg M Cieholg C. Beyley. 1 f-fi Som Prakash elvi- A! CN Albert Sweetser Stanley Seymour I ..-43'-5 ,,-..uu 4' . ' . 1-u2l'44 -'Q-H-4. -:M 5 ,..,--- ' .V Business Administration Frank Wright Robert Mlller La1J Robert Karg John Timko 63 FACULTY SIIHOOLQEDUCATION KAPPA DELTA EPSILON Honorary Education Association for Women. First Row: P. Pastorekg C. McDonnell, Historiang M. Binek, Vice-Presidentg A. Matti- more, Presidentg B. Lynch, Treasurerg M. Wolf, Secretary. Second Row: P. Gozikg A. Kazimerg M. Benedikg B. Coyneg B. Walshg C. McCloskey. H . V .,.-- - ,,,,, -. -- , 'fr ' ,. 1 paw: Vito Brenni .,-f- .sv I Q ' 1 r,, .- N . William Cadugan 64 Lawrence Roche Education KAPPA PHI KAPPA Honorary Education Association for Men. First Row: R. Giorgizlnnig C. Appelg P. Schweiger, Treasurer. Second How: W. Weaverq K. Harrisg D. Engel. Third Row: V. Carr, Vice-Presiclentg R. Reidg K. Gaither, Historian. Fourth Row: D. Iovineg 1. Palmisanog L. Davis. Fifth Row: I. Medovitchg I. Halperng I. Samuels. Sixth Row: M. Motkowskig R. Sowa, Secretaryg B. Connelly. Standing: W. Voron, President. 65 Charlotte Morgan student teaching. Barbara Zawilla student teaching. Helen Knipp Q0 1 james Skelton 66 E ducation Eva Betschart I i .....,,qw1 6' ..--1-il .Qva tb. Everett Stabler Wilverda Hodel 67 Education Elizabeth Wingerter PENNSYLVANIA STATE EDUCATION AS- SOCIATION. First Row: B. Coyne, Corres- ponding Secretaryg M. E. Benedik, Historiang P. Schweiger, President. Second Row: S. Chu- ba, Secretaryg N. Bickert, Vice-Presidentg B. Wiiiterllalterg E. Wingerter, Advisor. Third Row: M. McDowz-:Hg P. Sullivang J. Sokolg D. Iovino. Fourth How: C. McDonnell5 J. Wrightg I. Heil. Fifth Row: D. Musuling M. Clarkg M. E. Gullog J. A. Ianoskog B. Wortzmang S. Grossberger. Sixth Row: J. Kuzag I. Olszewskig M. Raehng R. Deely. 1 I 1 x gig PI OMEGA PI National Business Education Fraternity. First Row: C. Rutkowski, Treas- urerg J. Karchuck, Presidentg P. Aloia. Second Row: C. Smerdelg D. Benderg W, Hodel, Ad- visor. Helen Kleyle 69 ff - Muslc Donald McCathren PHI MU ALPHA. First Row: 1. Hun- ter, Advisorg W. Schwab, Secretaryg L. Dean, Alumni Secretaryg R. Bala- wajder, Vice-President. Second How. G. Suskalo, Presidentg J. Murphyg J Vroble, Historiang F. York, Treasurer Julia Lerner Hugh MacDonald Donald XVilkins 71 Alice VVulker Music ,fi -. i 1 . EM-VJ vw 'ze . ' MU PHI EPSILON. First Row: V. Zahorskyg E. Markisg D. Horwitzg D. Smithg E. Reidenbaughg M. Smith. Second Row: I. Housemang P. Kellyg I. Soltesg S. Klossg P. Bertoluzzi. Third Row: P. Yanceyg I. Mooreg C. Coriale. Edwin Shiner Albert VVood Matthew Shiner Raymond Montoni Robert Croan Ferdinand Pranzatelli 73 -M ieffwsf- -' '- ., w Wu ' ' ' E'-'WFT 'MJRL' 4-J ., gg- . V auf Y:. X X , 1,1 Jr . -yfp , v' ' ' .t . H! w 'UN' - W, Mary Lesoganich, Mary Bortas Donna Stewart Qa- Alice Feehan Nursing 5' xi 4' 1 .1 .' Q Catherine Hunkele Lillian Orihel 75 I ' N.-as-1 4' f ? 'S '-N 15 bf if- ? P-'s ALPHA TAU DELTA Honorary Nursing Society. First Row: S. Senzg A. Giac- carclog S. Sedlak, Historian. Second How: I. Karns, Social Co-Chainnaug I. Man- joineg P. Gallagherg P. Senz. Third Row: B. Miklos, Social Co-Chairmang M. A. Eichelsbacherg A. Blaskovichg I. Ciarniello, Corresponding Secretary. Fourqh Row: B. Bootg D. Whitmang B. Uebeleg P. Verbnorg M. F. Borgman, President. Fifth How: M. Phaleng I. Weaver, Vice-Presidentg M. L. Parkerg B. Martin, Recording Secretaryg E. Schloder, Treasurer. 76 Margaret Pointek Nursing W Ruth Dugan U ,',, up ,-9, 'l -ff r F1 il, .' ,I 1 - -'12?'i'fi 35 . ,,,i,!., , . 591, w 1':',,,,'. 13. f:1yfg :g:,j.- , if .-L iii?-Lva f, Rosemary Lozier AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION. First Row: W. Schirra, Recording Secretaryg P. Birmingham, Presidentg I. Byrneg R. Verebg A. Zelonisg J. Lechg C. Lo- finkg K. Muellerg C. Ziemanskig E. Micher. Second How: P. Hermang R. Giudicig C. Crayg E. Lipeckyg Y. Clarkg M. Linkg J. Haverg I. Hoof- nagle. Third Row: M. McC1aing E. Skultetyg W. Mancinog L. Panellag Sr. Nikolai, O.S.F.g L. Wateskag R. Savitzg K. Lipokitz. Fourth How: J. Mannog P. Mancinig R. Bevevinog E. Esterg C. Simcokeg G. Hyberg T. Mil- lerg E. Iones. Fifth How: J. Skalkog B. Taylorg Sr. M. Maureen, O.S.F.g D. Kinneyg R. Weghorstg I. Vaccag C. Carseg B. Joshi. Sixth Row: T. Sackg C. Sandersg M. Ragleyg J. Siracusag S. Caiolag M. Goldbergg I. Kristofikg S. Higgins. Seventh Row: A. Kuklin- skig D. McBride-5 R. McTaggart5 D. D'Eramo5 H. Freedyg F. Muglienyg P. DeMarcog R. Bonidie. Eighth Row: J. Garrityg M. Lachg P. DeNardo. Pharma acy .ni . 24. 3 I 4. J J G 1. Denise Eno .J inn- lf' ...LJ 78 l Joan Atkinson Charles Winek f' .l- V 4. if xu j , N , , n H ., 'Luft K ,, 3 'I ! Alvin Galinsky Joseph Feldman 79 Phamn acy 11.5.3.1 io if 5 , Arnold Neva A gfwmv v Mxtchell Borke af' x-bf' x si Sydncy SIIIHOI PHI DELTA CHI N'1tion'1l Ph'u'm'1cy Fr-ltgrnity. l'ir.s't Row: L. XfV'ltf:'Sk'l' T. Miller Rec. Secrdwry' R. Ciudici- R. MCT-1f,g.,'1rt' R. S-lvitz Cor. Sccretwry- C. Lofink. Second Row: S. C'1iol'1g I. I-Iufxrlgle' D. NVessels- E. Jomsg P. Birminghllm' VV. SChiI'l l. Third How: B. T-lylor lx. Lipkouritz- Dr. josc-ph Feldmwn Advisor' M. M-lrks' T. B'1che- C. ZiE'l'I1i'1HSki President' I. Byrne' E. Skultcty Vice-President. Fourth Row: A. Kuklinski' J. M-mno' Dr. Chwrles VVinek' S. Hig,5,,ins' H. 1 rLU1 Trewsurer. Paul Robinson 8 I ANGEL FLIGHT. First Row: S. Pristasg S. Ainog M. Dunng M. I. McDonnell. Sec- ond Row: M. Corbettg I. McGuireg M. A. O'Malleyg K. Minadeog F. Templin. Third Row: M. Dragarg D. Kosalag A. Mazurg M. A. Seibel. ': ' ta i .' 1 Yr 4 117 Lynn Strait Reserve Officers Training Corps ' 22.417-1 9 Ronald Fecteau , 82 Ralph Rashid William Anderson ARNOLD AIR. First Row: R. O'Suchg A. Pankowski, I. McGuirkg C. Streiff, Executive Officer. Second Row: V. Spohn, Commanderg T. Bridgeg I. O'Neil5 T. Rodgersg I. Yahner. 83 lx Reserve Officers Training Corps SCABBARD AND BLADE National Military Society. First Row: M. Feldmang B. Mallin- gerg I. Hohmann, Secretaryg T. McLaughlin, Treasurerg W. Brice, Vice-Presidentg S. Her- rington, Presidentg Major R. Fecteau, Advisorg D. Guerrierig A. Elash. Second Row: T. Mottleg R. Galasinskig I. Bosciag M. Burkhardtg M. Scrockg L. Yontg D. Miller. Third Row: J. Curskig I. Coheng D. Ruslemg B. Alevag E. Hassg R. Huizi. Fourth How: R. Schultzg G. McGoughg K. Bernerg R. Kearns. slxw Sgt. Howard Hutchinson Sgt. Roland O,Toole 84 ffay , ,Q - k Ying. SFC Christy Moyers ki 1' I 4,9 L Captain 1 I lx W'alte1' Leskowat . 'A s A Eg A an X Captain Cene Luthulty RANGER RAIDEH COMPANY F'i1'stR0w: D. Matte-:sg E. Bolesg K. Bernerg C. McC0ugl1g D Cuerrierig I. Alexanderg I. Power. Second Row: T. Vybirolg D. Rossg E. Munsong N. Stockg W Sherog R. Meiningerg L. Focareta, Third Row: T. Piccioneg E, Chilclsg M. Campsieg B. Bevong A. Smithg R. Johnsong D. Brenner. 85 Greeks A. Rodgers D. Zurowicz R. Scotti President Vice-President Rec. Secretary B. C-atto Treasurer P. H ourican Cor. Secretary Alpha Delta Chi C. Flaherty M. Fiumara J. Greco I. Guenther 1. Johnson M. Krauth C. Acldin Rev. E. Bushinski Moderator Chaplain B. Carnes I. Corvino R. Dinello Organized two years ago as a social club, Alpha Delta Chi this February received its charter and was named one of Duquesne,s six sororities. This Creek Night honor was the highlight of the young sorority's activities for the year. Unable to participate in a Carnival show as a social club, Alpha Delta Chi members manned one of the Vickroy Street booths selling taffy apples, and originated the car-wrecking feature to compete with the fraternity's Dunk a Phi Kap. Having received their charter, the new sorority was able to join in the regular period for rushing and pledging. Their pledges, wearing lavender skirts and owl badges, completed assignments and caf antics in the spirit of sorority hazing. The sisters participated in Greek Sing with their selections, Of Thee I Sing and Swing Low Sweet Chariotv, and entered into Derby Days using their owl symbol as a theme for the float. The first year activities of Alpha Delta Chi demon- strated an eager and spirited sorority. 88 B. Lipovich B. Madin' B. Mayer K. Minadeo J. Pavlik P. Skeehan 4- ,X Ng I X I -' O K 1 Y ' 89 E. Smith E. Valisko M. Whalen J. Winter Arena Balog Brecker Cain Capuzzi Carse DeConci1iis Davidson Emanuele Farris I+- 'W .. l. fi., y . V 1 za ab 1 Alpha Phi Om icron ' w ,,. . P. Flory I C. Frankowski r.Ar .I K . M. Parks M. Hudson P. Aloia President Vice-President Rec. Secretary S. Gerberding K. Gillen TT' M. Shuck B. Baumiller Rev. P. Niehaus I- Hart Cor. Secretary Treasurer Chaplain M. Hess A. Hinchcliff I. Ianetti n K. Isherwood C. Iurik 90 C. Kish L. Kopchik N. Lapitino F. Marfia As the rulers of men on an unknown planet the sisters of Alpha Phi Omicron captured the Best Show trophy for their 1963 Carnival show, Brave New World . jointly with Alpha Epsilon Fraternity the Omicrons also sponsored the Carnival Ball which was held this year at Westview Danceland. In addition to a Beatle rush party in the spring and selling mistletoe at Christmas time for their chairty pro- ject, the Omicrons also held two concerts with Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority. The two groups brought folk singer Indy Collins to Duquesne in November and for a return engagement in April. Under the direction of Mayo Shuck the Omicrons sang Inch Worm and Siboney during the Creek Sing com- petition and participated in the Derby Days activities. Ralph Gutowski was the Omicron sweetheart. S. Romano B. Sesini ' M. Shone w L. Slaminko ' C. Stanton S. Stover !k.,- ' HEI -. ' , m V. Tartaglia 1' Z ef V ' S. Tazza ' V' A N N M. Tipping 91 R. Marks K. Mika K. Mors E. Muha N. Murphy M. N avoney M. O'Oonnell M. Parent Beta Chi Beta B. Bozic J. Capizzi M. Cole M. Driscoll I. Engle M. Feclon N. Hartman R. Horvath , 5, 4-fr - i . - -A N We T V .J 'KT' w li B. Kemper F. Kovalovsky M, Binek President Vice-President Rec. Secretary 'Q H, 4 .3-A . ,e 1 1 P. Stedila R. Semanko W. Anderson Cor. Secretary Treasurer Moderator Musically and scholastically this has been a good year for the sisters of Beta Chi Beta Sorority. Beginning the fall semester with their Carnival Show, The End Turns , the sisters portrayed nurses in the comical portrait of hospital life. They participated in Carnival with the Gamma Phi Fraternity. They copped the second place trophy in the annual Creek Sing competition under the direction of Donna Mentkowski. The Beta Chfs sang Let There Be Peace and Sophanaric Philosophy . Scholastically the Beta Chi's received the Scholastic trophy as the sorority whose members combined have the highest over-all Q.P.A. for a semester. Rich Falvo was the Beta Chi Beta sweetheart. B. Honer S. Kairys 1 3 ' 71 I. Karausky ' ', 4 l ll 1 B. Lacek 1' B' . I 2.76, G. Petrosky F. Bemis I. Ruic J. Selter E. Stachura J. Stancik R. Stangl I. Welty S, Lewis D. Mentkowski S. Miller K. Nolan M. 0'Hara C. Page ,if x L- .- A W . X W J, ' f . In 'Ja 2' 1 H .vga 'fl l S. Burke V. Martin T. Jenny L. Reynolds E. Kovacs M. A. Hazo Rev. H. Wehrheim President Vice-President Rec. Secretary Cor. Secretary Treasurer Moderator Sigm a Lambda Phi Battle Beck Buck Burti Ciotti Clark After a weekend at Geneva-on-the-Lake, Sigma Lambda Phi commenced the school year with practices and preparation for Carnival. The show, produced in conjunction with Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity and based on the book A Tree Crows in Brooklyn was awarded the second place trophy at the Carnival Ball. The annual Alpha Phi Omicron-Sigma Lambda Phi lecture, held on November 20, hosted folk singer Iudy Collins in afternoon and evening concerts, and was considered such a success that a repeat performance was arranged for the spring. The sorority recontinued their bi-monthly lecture series, Patterns in Contemporary Thought during the second semester and sponsored such faculty members as Mr. Flanagan and Dr. Schrynemakers. For Greek Sing this year, Sigma Lambda Phi, under the direction of Ian Tedesco, selected El Sombrerov and Eternal Life, the sorority prayer. Capturing the Sigma Chi trophy in Derby Days competition, the sorority ended a spirited and successful year. K. Connors M. Dacey C. D'Agostini M. Eichelsbacher C. Falkenhan H, H' C. Fannon ' 4' M. Flanigan -. ' M. Gaisford 'ft ' B. Gaydosh ' P. Cilligan A. Haines D. Hoffman Q ii Q P. Holland I. Homer M. Kelley 94 4. All R. Kelly K. Kreuer M. LaFrankie M. Larkin S. Linder M. Link E. Lipecky C. Los E. Mack C. Mortimer K. Muehsam W. Nedrich M. O'Bourke Parizzi Parker Poskus Reason Reiller Ripson Roberts Runzo Sabinsky Shack J M. Shalansky M. Skender 1 M. Mauro M. Marrow A. Factor President Vice-President Rec. Secretary .lifpi R :l 'lf ll V '-' I 1 fy I L . .M-4 L. Marcocci M. DiMatteis C. Borovich Cor. Secretary Treasurer Moderator Sigma Phi Delta D. Adams P. Andolina C. Bifano A. Boschele J. Bussler I. DeLuca M. Ercolano M. Gibson G. Gonot C. Huhn N. Katala C. Kupcik 96 Heartwood Dorf was the Carnival show the sisters of Sigma Phi Delta Sorority co-sponsored with Beta Pi Sigma Fraternity this fall. Contrast- ing the fast city life with the simple life of the country folk was the theme of this Carnival musical. Musically, the Sigma Phi's excelled this year as they captured the first place trophy in Greek Sing for the third consecutive time under the di- rection of Marie Mauro. For their selections the Sigma Phis chose The Legendv and Russian Picnic . Blending their social life and activities with charity projects the Sigma Phi's gave an Easter Party for the St. Anthony's Home for Ex- ceptional Children. On campus they co-sponsored The Party in Novem- ber with the Gamma Phi Fraternity. Doug Spoto was the Sigma Phi sweetheart. Y in' l,!! ., 1 i Q i i 'Xl J r' 9. l', l,Q N Bagley Sheffo Siracusa HL V B ,! M- 561 9, 0 ve C. Sciaretti 4 - L 1 A , M 1? i I: M N' I i Suley Unis Vitale Vitaro Yahner Zepp LaMantia Lightbum Luczkow McBride McGinnis Maroni Menard Mondrick Monier Nemeth Nelson 0'Connor Pastorek Pett Pu gliese I fi M. Benedik I. Brennan I. Carrick B. Coffey 1. Danko D. Deremer S. Ewing M. Gorman The sisters of Tau Delta Tau Sorority together with Sigma Chi Theta Fraternity presented Go Live In a Tree during this fall's Carnival and Won the third place trophy. Tau Delt Winnie Kurtz received the Best Actress trophy for her portrayal of a woman who rebelled against the traditions and practices of the town but soon had everyone up in the tree with her. Mixers, rush parties, date parties and other activities crowded the sorority's social calendar, and as a charity project, they chose to help the children on a Navajo Indian Reservation. Participating in the annual Greek Sing competition, the Tau Delts sang Surrey with the Fringe on Top and Elijah Rock under the direction of Marge Skakell. Their sweetheart this year was Ray Kotrozo. D. Gostkowski B. Hrubic P. Hunter l J. Kausek W. Kurtz E. Leonetti A. Love J. McCartland I. McGuire l 5 E. Palaoro N if if Q - . A 52- I Priore Regan Steinberg Valkanas Wolczanski NVelsh R. Willison, Treasurer A Dr. G. Matlin, Moderator Initiating the fall semester proved to be a busy time for the brothers of Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Participat- ing in the fall Carnival the AE,s with the Alpha Phi Omicron Sorority presented Brave New World , a portrait of a planet where the men were ruled by the women. The show was awarded the Best Showi' trophy at the Carnival Ball which the AE,s also co-sponsor with Alpha Phi Omicron. The two groups were responsible for bringing Stan Kenton to Duquesne for the first time. During the fall semester the AE's also captured the Inter-Fraternity Football Crown, but lost the school title to the Playboys in the Championship Came. Rounding out the fall semester they placed third in the Inter- Fraternity Basketball League. In addition to participating in intramural bowling and softball in the spring, they entered Greek Sing under the direction of David Castora. Their selections were How Good It Is and Hallelujah',. As a Fraternity they blend a social calendar of mixers and extra-curricular activities with an active athletic program. Miss joan Hart was the AE's sweetheart. C. Johns, Secretary W. Shevock, President W. Peresman, Vice-President Alpha, Epsllon A. Accamando M. Antonaccio J. Ambrose R. Brown D. Brugger C. Bryan T. Buck I. Callery C. Caranna D. Castora W. Courtney T. Drumm B. Eder R. Falvo R. Nagy W. Naughton L. Nonotney I. Quinlan M. Samuels I. Schoenfelder D. Sheffo J. Sughrue S . Wardzinski S. Yesenosky I. Gannon A. Gimon D. Grady K. Hoffman R. Hoke E. Hoover L. Kwolek M. McClain I. Milazzo IOI A1p11a Phi Delta Q L. Caputo L. Carota N. Cash T. Ciocco N. Clement C. DiCiacomo ul Abbate V iw , Bevevino 1, ij Brunotts S Buzzelli Calabro f : Capecci V An old Gypsy tale provided the background for the Alpha Phi Delta Carnival show this fall, entitled Golden Earrings . In co-operation with a group of independents, brother Dan Felice received the Best Actorv award for his portrayal of the father in the Show. Active in all phases of intramural athletics, the Alpha Phi's were responsible for many cultural activities on cam- pus. Not only did they sponsor a performance by the Tamburitzans in November, but in co-operation with the Beta Pfs and the Gamma Phfs they presented a Concert by the Pittsburgh Panoramic Pops Orchestra at the Syria Mosque in April. Another integral part of their calendar was the Christmas Party that they held at St. Paul's Orphanage. Highlighting their year of social activity was Greek Sing. Brother Jay McDonough directed the Alpha Phi's through When jesus Wepti' and A 'Soalinv leading them to the First Place trophy. Miss Dorothy McBride was the Alpha Phi Delta sweetheart. D. D'Eran1o 4' D. DiTommaso TIM ig-r T' A. D'Urso P. F abrlzlo L. Isabel I. DeRiso B. Rosati President Vice-President Rec. Secretary R. Rohm R. Sasselli Rev. L. Tuzzolo Cor. Secretary Treasurer Chaplain 'I02 ,qm- C? 64 4:- v 1'-nf D. Felice 1. Galie F. Imperatore R. Kotwica I. McDonough P. Mancini W. Mancino L. Panella K f ki 'hw 'WTP 103 Pinkerton Rauso Sallo Spoto Tarasi Tozzi Westbrook Westbrook f N. Kardos J. Cohen N. Anthony President Vice-President Secretary 'Q' I. Haver Rev. C. Fenner Treasurer Chaplain A. Baczkowski P. Borcik L. Brusoski G. Costello S. Gomhosh G. Hinchcliff Beta Pi Sigma 104 The contrast of city life and life in the country was the theme of Beta Pi Sigma's 1963 Carnival Show. Co- sponsored with Sigma Phi Delta Sorority, the musical, entitled Heartwood Dorf told the story of a good shepherd who left the flock. Athletically the Beta Pi's participated in all intramural activities. During the spring semester they placed third in the Inter-Fraternity Bowling League and captured second place in the Intramural Softball Section. Abandoning the tradition of their annual jazz Show, they co-sponsored a concert by the Pittsburgh Panoramic Pops with Alpha Phi Delta and Gamma Phi. Under the direction of Iordan Cohen the brothers of Beta Pi Sigma placed second in the annual Greek Sing competition. Their selections were the Navy Hymn and a folk song medley including Banua , Bay of Mexico , Santa Anna , and Fast Freight . Miss Marilyn DeMatteis was the Beta Pi Sigma sweetheart. E. Plesz J. Santagata F. Schanning D. Sipe A. Sufak B. Taylor T. Teodori R. Vance D. Kardos C. Knauff I . McKenna I. Navari F. Pagliarulo J. Perun i s wr y l IT. ,, ' ip. s .. T. Atkins R. Heck C. Abrams I. Malloy Dr. I. O'Donnell Rev. E. Hogan President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Moderator Chaplain One of the most important decisions made by Gamma Phi's this year was to remain Gamma Phi rather than proceed with plans to go national as Alpha Delta Gamma. As Alpha Delta Gamma they co-sponsored the Carnival show, The End Turns, with Beta Chi Beta Sorority. Their show was a spoof of what life is really like in a hospital. Many changes occurred in the annual Basketball Festival and with the changes this year resulted The Partyv jointly sponsored by the Gammais and the Sigma Phi Delta Sorority. Held at the Pittsburgh Hilton, The Partyn initiated the 1963-64 Duquesne Basketball season. Active in all inter-fraternity athletic competition, the Gammas also participated in the annual Greek Sing. Directed by David Kwait, the Gamma's sang Moon Riverv and Stout-Hearted Manu. Miss Fran Kovalovsky was the Gamma Phi sweetheart. I , Gamma Phi E. Alton W. Anthony P. Brunette I. Buczynski R. Bumett C. Burtner R. Burtner T. Cherry I. Conroy F. Damratoski P. D'Domenicus I. Doyle W. Flynn Robbins Smith Smith Walsh Williams Wirth White Zacharopoulos Herwood Homer Justus Kelly Kilzer Koerner Lickman O'Toole Q IF-HE Phi Kappa Theta P in I. Gresh M. Mulvihill M. Seymour President Vice-President Secretary D. McNulty H. McDonald Rev. J. Varga Treasurer Moderator Chaplain D. Adsit R. Amelio P. Bazylak J. Biancamano J. Bennett H G. Bigelow I. Campfield F. Carr R. Easley F. Ferentchak D. F ranchi J. Gerber R. Gillespie V. Guerrieri R. Guz The brothers of Phi Kappa Theta captured the All- Sports T1'ophy this year because of their excellent perfor- mance in intramural athletics. They attained third place in the Inter-Fraternity Football competition and won first place in the bowling and softball competition. Beginning the semester with their Carnival show, A Tree Grows In Brooklynf the Phi Kap's won the second place show trophy. Co-sponsored with Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority, their Carnival show told the story of a boy who suddenly finds himself in the world. Continuing their competitive spirit they participated in Creek Sing under the direction of brother Ron Kiniry. Their selections were Greensleeves and VVhen johnny Comes Marching Homef, One of the major changes in the social calendar of the fraternity occurred when they de- cided not to sponsor an Easter Ball this year. Miss Shellie Shalansky was the Phi Kap sweetheart. B. Murphy R. Natali C. Nucci W. Hull R. Kmiry R. Kirkpatrick W. Lent P. Lopusznick R. Malady R. Marquart K. Morrison E ...lv , Q , T. G. H. C. S. H. M. E. F. SZ Osborn Pace Pakish Palmer Pezzillo TerKu ile Thomas Whalen Wyrnard 109 In . M- N --.' ,,. w 1 S. Perilman R. Savitz M. Goldstein President Vice-President Treasurer Phi Sigrna Delta M. Aranson S. Cofsky C. Cohen L. Freedman 110 Ff e Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity this year combined a calendar of social, athletic, academic and charitable ac- tivities. During the Fall Carnival the brothers operated three booths Within the Carnival area. Two of these were game booths and the other was a concession stand. Athletically they participated in all intramural activities. They captured second place in the Inter- Fraternity Football competition and third place in the Bowling League. One of their major activities of the year was their Halloween project at Children's Hospital. In addition to all of these activities, the Phi Sigis received the Scholastic Trophy, symbolic of the fraternity whose members com- bined have the highest over-all Q.P.A, for a semester. Miss Gail Bernstein was the Phi Sig svveetheart. l R. Reichner D. Rosenblatt J. Slotsky N. Ginsburg H. Lantzman R. Levison A. Porter ' .1 ,l Si a Chi Theta E. Aversano R. Babusci I. Bradley T. Calnan G. D'Angelo R. Engelberg 'J' I. Fekete R. Fessler E. Hedeen M. Hudak g R. Amrhein I. Barey I. Kristofik President Vice-President Secretary N' G. Hymel N M. Laus I. Leib R. Lieb R. Kotroza K. McNamara 2 G. Kohler Dr. B. Kolasz Rev. L. Bushinski Treasurer Moderator Chaplain One of the most socially active fraternities on campus, the brothers of Sigma Chi Theta sponsored many activities this year open to the entire student body. In the fall semester they co-sponsored the Carnival show, Go Live in a Tree,', with Tau Delta Tau Sorority and won the third place trophy. Although they participated in all athletic competition, basketball proved to be their forte as they captured the first place trophy in the Inter-Fraternity Basketball League. However, they lost the school championship to the representative from the Independent League. Socially the Sigma Chi's sponsored another Big Blast in the fall followed by the Derby Days competition in the spring. Hoping to establish Derby Days as a yearly social activity, the Sigma Chi's initiated this event which places sorority against sorority in com- petition for a trophy. Miss Lela Maci was the Sigma Chi sweetheart. . Petersen Regaller . Richman T. Rooney Schaffer E. Sonnet H3 .J .. T. McVerry M. Markie I. Mayer G. Miller R. North R. O'Boyle S. Orosz S. Perlacky M. Stewart B. Straka R. Tarantino R. Ward D. Weismiller J. Wischuck I. Withum L. Wyszynski f x Theta Psi Om ega Two major changes occurred within the fraternity now known as Theta Psi Omega this year. Once known as the Pershing Rifles, the fraternity dropped its military qualifi- cations to become primarily a social organization on cam- pus. Official recognition came in February and the group is now known as Theta Psi Omega fraternity. The second major change within the fraternity was that they sold their famous white fire engine which was used for transportation to social activities. Participation in the Fall Carnival the brothers ran a booth on the lot called, The PR Gambling Casino. Athletically they competed in all activities: football, basketball, bowling and softball. In the annual Greek Sing competition they sang Moments to Remember and Over Theren under the direction of brother George Iupinko. The primary social activity of the year was a co- sponsorship of the Military Ball held at the Penn-Sheraton Hotel featuring Frank Iarema and his orchestra. Miss Carol Valkanas was their sweetheart. D. Balog C. Bartolomucci R. Bennett R. Brozovich M. Chiwak E. Fernandez W. Froelich T. Gallagher T. Gill E. Dandar M. Jakub President Vice-President R. Milan R. Neidhardt T. Cooke Secretary Treasurer Moderator D. Pegher A. Reed R. Wenzel R. Zomok G. Kyslinger R. Ney W. Nixon 115 J. Gurski R. Jenkins G. Iupinko R. Keel J. Kerber W. Kerber Activities ss swam a mn: 1 Student Congress E'!MGRfSS M' '00, 4 -E, ..., -L4 ig Bill Bucttuvr amd XVandn Ncdrich Terry McGovern Ron Marmurelli, Dave Kenny, Ie-an Ann Capizzi, Dave Kzmtes I T 8 x v' I s, I .,-, ' 'I rw Qi .2 ,A Ll Q - ,K Mary Lynn McGovern Student Congress has returned to Duquesne and, as a service organization to the University, has made pro- gressive strides since its inception in the spring of 1963. Launching the body politic were the Congress, first president, Terrence McGovern, and his fellow officers. The beginning of the Congress was a slow, plodding movement that has increased in tempo as it has grown. Under its new president, Wfilliam Buettner, the Con- gress and its committees have reported their work to the students on subjects including parking, library hours and caf dances, and established the first Senior Awards Day. Dave Kuntes, Terry McGovern, Inn Homer, Mary Lynn Mc-Govern. Bill Buettner. Ron Mnrmarelli. Dave Hauck. lVIGI1,S Residence COUHC11 P. Mc.Nult D Welsh S Barh ' y. . . . S . J. Sutej, D. Kenny, R. Johnson, T. Pic- Cione, A. Costigan, G. Romanowski, S. Yusko, E. Jones. Women's Residence Council E. jones, Vice-Presidentg D. Kenny, Presidentg S. Balis, Treasurer: P. McNulty, Secretary. -79 --,fff J. Monierg A. Factor, Social Chairmang C. Los, Presidentg M. A. O'Rourke, Vice-Presidentg L. Lunkenheimer. 120 Dean Nelson and Paul Borcik Inter-Fratcrn ity Council F-irst Row: C. Nelson, Dean of Meng L. Freeman, Treasurer ,63g W. Peresman, President '63g P. Westbrook, President '64g R. Jenkins, Vice-President '64g J. Wischuck, Secretary ,64. Second Row: WV. Flynng S. Pezzillog R. Vanceg A. Mottleg R. Neyg C. Johns, Treasurer ,64. Pan Hellenic Council First Bow: J. Engel, Treasurerg A. Maroni, Vice-Presidentg I. Homer, Presidentg E. Paluoro, Secretary. Sec- oncl How: M. T. Reillerg M. Marrowg B. Kemperg J, Guentherg M. A. Parksg B. Petroski. Chi Rho Society First Row: M. Manger, M. McKim5 D. Garrity, Secretaryg President, Dr. W. Storey, Advisor. Second Row: R. Signoreg T. jenny, T. Cuvanaughg M. Barrett, J. Kudlik. Third Row: M. Stepeticg E. Fahr- meierg F. Mavreticg M. Divelbissg M. O'Brieng C. Strain. St. Cermaine's Parish Choir sings a folk Mass. XX . X. .env pp . . - - Rx I D. McGrath, The Chi Rho Society, a pro fessional group associated with the Theology Department, was formed to give students an awareness of Christian commit ment and the lay apostolate. Its most important aim is to encoui age intelligent insight through a sound, spiritual formation as Christians. Its program includes an orien- tation group for new members, a weekly Scripture study group for advanced members, a lec- ture seriesg daily Mass, and an opportunity to enter into com- mon prayer. This society is a fraternity in the fullest sense for it fosters and grows in the spirit of Christian brotherhood. Dr David N Freedman Zlshhuh Inst Qilutp of the Bible IQNDAY. xnvllszl ll. 1 l:l5 xml. -. CAMPUS HEAT!! N0 Amuaxnw Gund il qnmndbyun CIIRBUKXIITY 'Fll ALYKIX TIITA mom vmmzs 122 I Cosmopolitan Club Hillel First Row: B. Mallinger, Treasurer E. Kahn, Vice-Presidentg H. Marko vitz, Presidentg M. Binstock, Secre tary. Second Row: A. Schollerg B. Marking R. Clickg S. Goldbergg I. Si mong H. Goldman. Third Row: S. Ehrenreiclmg B. Wortzmang G, Globusg F. Steing B. Lipson, E. Ober. ,Rm C. Edohog C. Fullerg S. So- mani, Presidentg I. Gross, Vice-Presidentg P. Kyarag S. Alder, Secretaryg Dr. I. Flan- agan, Advisor. QM 1 123 Debate Dr. I. Morice, Tim Lavelle, Sheila Coneen I 1-Qi Fran Onaitis 124 l DL.. Sheila Conneen, Dave Krell, Fran Onaitis Bands P , X 1- ' 4 ,I 'E Vi' Q 2., ' lg a ' 7 11122 Band Joe Kennedy Ray DcFz1de Joe Kennedy, John Heard, Danny Conn, Lou Carto 126 Carol Brennan Carol Brennan, Dave Krell, Iim Cambone, Fran Onaitis Resolved: The Federal Government Should Guar- antee An Opportunity For Higher Education To Quali- fied High School Graduatesf' This yearis debate team, winning nearly sixty per cent of 148 total rounds, finished the season with impressive results on this topic. Team members earned numerous individual and team trophies as well as recognition throughout Pennsylvania and the Eastern United States. Under Moderator Dr. joseph Morice, Duquesne's debaters leam to express themselves on both sides of an argument through research and logical application. v 1 jim Gambone - - 4 Dave Krell 7 I Accomplished musicians of the Symphonic Band and the Ray DeFade Orchestra sound instruments to the music of the masters and original arrangements. In contrast to each other in music selection, but never in tone quality, the two groups provide an excellence in music for the most discriminate of listeners. This year the orchestra won the Villanova Intercollegiate jazz Festival for the second consecutive year and played to an interna- tional audience at the VVorld's Fair. 7 nn ...ew J . we h xi L a.,..,,.1 6.2, x. 5 l 2 2 1. ' i ' f i- Symphonic Band L sw F sv f E114 -rg' , ' .'2Y': . 'ii ' if Tam buritzans Cc-orge Katkic -ll Frannie Muvretic First Row: G. Katkic, R. Galasinski, F. Nikolich, J. Szmdretto, I. Sovich, D, Kuraczum Second How: I. Vulich, I. Sandretto, F. Mavretic, B. Creshok, S. Kopsky. 128 Duquesnels ambassadors of good Will, the traveling Tamburitzans, completed one of their most successful seasons during the past year. New and old members begin the season early with rehearsals in summer camp at Lake Nebagamon, XVis- consin. Daily program in camp for the thirty member organization from eight in the morning to nine at night, included drills, dancing, singing, orchestra and orien- tation of the cultures of different peoples, accenting the Southern Europeans. The twenty-seventh season for the Tamburitzans be- gan with a peformance at All Nations Hall in Canton, Ohio. One highlight of the year occured in Miami, Florida when Mayor Robert High presented Tammie Director XValter Kolar with the key to the city. Aboard Becky,', the Tammie bus, the members pass time studying, playing cards, knitting, croeheting, talking and sleeping on their way to performances. Back at Duquesne they can be seen in the vicinity of Albertis at mealtime. Travel, time, talent- Tamburitzans. V. Aleandri, F. Yurkovac, P. Kahkonen Y. Yurkovac, I. Sovich, D. Kolar D lxolu C lxitklt V Altlilllll D VlHHlxl T Vesolich F. Nikolich, B. Greshok A year with the Red Masquers included: The . . . XrVorks of Albee, Synge, Cersteinbcrg, Lorca, Saroyan and Gorki. The . . . Sounds of spray, plastering hair, the click of a light switch, boxing gloves smacking together, a boom- ing voice crying, Do you hear me boy? , the stamp of Bernarda's cane, the strum of a guitar, prop movement and the curtain pulley. The . . . Sights of a sandbox, a park bench, a bundle of wet clothes, a fallen boxer, a conceited baron, a Spanish casa, glass case reflections, and a Russian cellar. It was a year that began with an empty stage because of class scheduling but ended with Director Samuel Melfs awards in May after two major productions and several one-act plays that added to the ever-increasing prestige of the determined director and members of the organization. Among the many awards given at the Masquer's May banquet were the best actor and actress trophies. Ac- claimed as the best actor was Tom Atkins. The best actress awards were presented to Terry Hague and Alice Vinoverski who tied for the top honor. Director Sam Meli Linda Kelley Jane Cooper and Julia Meyers John McCormick and Tom Atkins Red M asquers Ray DiPalma Denny Polnsky, Kathy Moxin, Mary Kay Kelley X. 4' ,za U - ' x gg f 4-5 ' , , 1 bv 4? Y. -X . 'x A. Vinovcrski, A. Rettingcr, R. Stewart, B. Engler, K. Sadoti T. Hague. Committee for the Promotion of the Arts or fl A .il ff' Walt Fuchs and Appeal to the eye, the ear, and the mind is the aim of the Committee for the Promotion of the Arts. in the library, movies strum of guitars and hootenanny in Mills Work is noted and and opinion. a necessary element Whether it is an art exhibit in the campus theatre, or the harmonizing of voices at a auditorium, the committeeis always a source of comment Intellectual stimulation is of a university's chemistry. Dr. Alfonso Lingis and his committee members provide the catalyst. 132 Dr. Lingis Rich Hughes 'nr l n L. L Denny Foley and Andy Coodfcllow W. D. U.Q i First Row: D. McBride, L. Kelley, M. Aland, R. Werner. Second Row R. Schafer, T. Centilcore, Mr. B. K. Crane. Fred Temple and Tom Hauck WDUQ, the university radio station, not only provides prac- tical opportunities for students, but establishes ties with the community. This year VVDUQ achieved recognition for: Ex- ploring the Childs XVorldf' Rev. Francis Duffy's production on juvenile delinquency, political discussions among faculty, stu- dents and civic leaders, a radio drama, Blind Man's Bluff, awarded by the American Foun- dation for the Blind, a special dramatization of Camus' The F all, and new programs on best- selling books and folk music. NW'-4. 'n Jordan Cohen 133 Duke ll l Susan Muto N9 ,544- V ixdlm ,,, 4 High on the third floor of the Administration building is the site of the Duke office, where a team of young jour- nalists under the advisorship of Louis Corsetti, publish a weekly newspaper that was adjudged one of the six best college newspapers in the United States in its category by the Associated Collegiate Press. After a successful year's editorship behind her, Susan Muto handed over the deadline schedule to sophomore columnist Lawrence VValsh. VValsh and crew changed the Duke from a five to six column newspaper, and gave the university two Dukes a week the last weeks of the semester. Mary Ann Healey G. l 1 i sl Hay lbiralmu It is essentially a misnomer to refer to the Duquesne magazine as an organization. It has none. Rather, it is a group of poets, writers, artists, car- toonists and coolies who, when the spirit moves them, gather under the sign of Claude Q. Slipshocl and put together a magazine three, or perhaps four, times a year. While the staff actually has an official office, they dare anyone to find it. Unofficially, it is Albertis back room, the Wall, or wherever the editors happened to be. This year the quack efforts of the magazine to present the real Duquesne to the students touched off a War with the Dukes Walsh and Companyl' -a formidable crew. Using their warning, L,Esprit Du Duc has de- cided to start a rival magazine. Look for it at your favorite newsstand. 'f . Y l-ff 'rl1' ' 1, K X x. ml? Q Pigs! n. ,gl .-35,12 r CL.l ' Walt Meyers, Dave Carrozza, Connie Carroll Linda Kelley :fi,iZ 4jg ' fi: f' HY Dorothy Carrity -5 - fs .'., ,v :f-'f'.', y, rcihlf-Rfk . iriffi-'04 tu. 'ze 1-gin, .ks QI,2'l7 57'-i: 2?+f.1 ,s ,X my ,-,lg ,- - - 0:-ir, A 1-.1 fm , E A-.,-N-9 .. 'lf 1 2. mf- ' i , 1-'wr I. -M4 nag,-N N' . , 3 tv, V QM 11 Tw il A H -A ...LV I, .' ,A :My f -' 1. . 1,1 , 5 ' I' J. ' - 'T-ff' ., maxi l37 s, 7' L'E sprit Du Duc David Mastrorocco T 1 7 ,I Q. '17 Tom McElhinny Kay Sadoti Bernie Protsko CO-EDITORS ..,. ...A.A.. T rudi Ienny ASSOCIATE EDITORS SECTION EDITORS Academic , . . . . . Athletics ., Seniors .,.,, PHOTOGRAPHY Photo Editor , , ARTIST ,,,. WRITERS ..,. ASSISTANT EDITORS BUSINESS STAFF Comptroller ...,.i Sales Manager . . . David Mastrorocco Linda Slaminko Tom McElhinny . . . Kay Sadoti A. Roger Odisio . Nancy Bickert . Bernie Protsko jerry Day Liz Stockhausen A Connie Carroll Dorothy Carrity Barbara Murphy Chick Strain Larry Walsh r..,,.PatBurti Bob Kambic Al Mielcuszny Kay Muehsam Cathy Quirk Peggy Skender Pat Yocum . . . . . . Bill Benson .. Jack McElroy l l Roger Odisio Al Mielcuszny Cathy Quirk env-r.'Iif!-WFS - -11 - M 1 Trudi Jenny, Ierly Day V, 3 1- Au Jack McElroy ,fdfvlm LF 7 . I -- ff , F1- 5 nv- -tl, ,...... .,...-. Bob Kambic .ug-: L'E sprit Du Duc Nancy Bickert David M ustrorocco ,. -, .,. A' t. '., .fx VN , f '5- W.. Pat Yocum 3 E:-p L Bill Benson ' Tmdi Jenny I 41 Athletics 142 I Seated: judge Samuel Weiss, Rev. Silas Rooney. Standing: Paul Birch, Buff Donelli, Chick Davies. 144 I . Originating from the ideas of Publicity Director Clair Brown and the Rev. Ioseph A. Lauritis, C.S.Sp., Vice- President for University Relations, the Sports Hall of Fame was initiated this year. The five former Duke greats honored were Aldo Buff', Donelli, Charles Chickv Davies, Iudge Samuel A. XVeiss, Paul Birch, and the Rev. Silas Rooney. The Very Rev. Henry McAnulty, University Presi- dent, presented certificates and pins to the first five members at a dinner held in the Penn Sheraton Hotel on April 27. Area sports figures and public officials were hosted by Bob Prince and addressed by H. Roe Bartle, former Kansas City Mayor. Block D applauds Paul Birch. Bob Prince and Chick Davies. QEEEEBIIIE Father Mc-Anulty and Buff Donelli Hall of Fame Father McAnulty and judge XVeiss EEEEEEEEE 4 555553555 -'rl --'rr . -ff' wr A ff f 3 Father Rooney and Father McAnulty THE DUKES Front Row: Iim Smith, Ray Brokos, Pat Masterson, Dennis Cuff, Ron XVillard, VVillie Somerset, Tim Beeman. Second Row: Head Coach Red Manning, Willic Ross, Pat Schipani, John Cegalis, Rage Mclady, WValt Lautsch, Assistant Coach john Cinicola, Trainer Bob Milie. TTT'- Once again the Red and Blue of Duquesne capped a fine season with a trip to New York and an N.I.T. Tournament bid. Their loss to Army in the hair-raising initial game of the N.I.T. did little to dim their other achievements throughout the season. The Dukes' fabulous per- formance in the devastating defeat of a strong Toledo team, 98-66, clinched their bid. The finals of the Steel Bowl Tournament against Pitt will long be remembered and hotly discussed as the Dukes had apparent victory snatched from them on a timekeeper's decision, only to lose in overtime as Willie Somerset fouled out. Wee Willie turned in several record-break- ing performances by scoring 46 points against St. Bonaventure, only to top himself with a 47 point barrage against Xavier. Backing Somerset was the precision outside shooting of Ron Willard, the defense and scor- ing of Willie Ross, and the leadership of Denny Cuff, who directed the Dukes' attack. Iolm Cegalis, Walt Lautsch, and Pat Schipani pro- vided the team with big men and bench strength. Named Co-Coach of the Year by Pittsburgh sports writers, .Iohn Red,' Manning continued the tradition of the Duquesne Dukes by leading them to another victorious season. 1 'T ,,v ff mia' mm' 'Qgil IUC 6 lil 'li p UOIIEsn Basketball '1 -1-1' 4' -- .L f ..-. . I4 W 1 if --o 4 if ' in ' ' .ra 1 ,- I . , 'f-7, 2 15194 .1-all . .,..-.,....., ' ' .ig , , - a'-...lb--Q ..-.,, ,...h . , I - V Jn-M Y , iw-......N.w 1 vw' - '- , ,.-. .. .-. , ...N . -... ,. ,. ,,L,,,1..,,g3v,4?:?33:-:-5-:J -L, g , N Av .,- ., ' V' - :ji P--Q-rv ...-snenkf. - - . . M ' ' Z ov. B-...,: A-L A ...H ,A 1. I , 1 x -r -0 -m RECORD WON 16 LOST American University St. Francis lPa.l Westminster Pitt Wichita Kent State Baldwin-Wallace St. Bonaventure Carnegie Tech LaSalle Army Xavier Muskingum Santa Clara Kentucky Wesleyan Villanova Carnegie Tech Toledo Seton Hall St. Bonaventure DePaul St. Francis CPa.l N. I. T. Army P-1 HT 1 r- 3 l ala QS? 45'- 1 Y lx ,fi m- 'C .s A g..g 2 Yi ' - 1 -3+ ld 1 fi' r 'K,l '-'Ni V .97 ? f y f 1' W o ' . , l . ,, fl? '?'ii4 ' ' ' 1 1 - f' , 1, , - f ly, , I U 4 ' 'B 1 qw K W wr, A Q , X R A-' ' .fi I! in CZ V X -v . 'Q' , ' r - vi f , ' ' W4 ti.-if 2 rd ,,, 44 , gil N W. X arg -l .A X Ss' ., Q I ,, .2 I N sb 95:71 ' l , , V, ' f ,. is - .-,, . .- ' 5 ,fi , ' 'f .. ' .,A. ... ,..N--lg. ' 1: ,--- . FRESHMEN --4..k' Next yearls help for Somerset, Ross, Willard, and Company were developed this year as freshmen by Coach -Iohn Cinicola. Bob Henry, Bob Hodkinson, and Dewey Wilkens showed the way as the frosh posted a 6-4 record. With four seniors graduating, there will be openings for them to fill. L xr: wr., - M, ta,,, 'w-,' - ' s 1., -N' 153 -Bi Bonnie Battle ,.-Q fp , rs, ..- N, Du cheeses The Duchesses, led by all-around athlete Beth Hoch- rein, were once again the scourge of the courts in their league. They were undefeated in competition with other colleges, winning all six games, while finishing with an overall record of 11-1. The girls took second place in the Ormsby Toumament, returning with two trophies. Beth finished with 320 points and was backed up by the two graduating seniors, Bonnie Battle with 124 points and Marlene Fedon, who scored 34. 154 Beth Hochrein Mary Aeckerman xg: ., C Coach Phyllis Sanguigni Golf Mike Coslov Rich Mayberry i lr T 5.212 I 25:1 - l . .' aah-' 9 . ,re , ' ,.. 4 'Xa A, Q' .5 H5 . 4 2 LIP 'A 1 all gi f ' ' l . - Steve Lesko Don Adsit Larry Novotony and Mike Spencer The Duke golfers spent many a sunny spring afternoon on the links this year, but failed to come back with a win in ten tries. They are a young team though, and for next year will only lose team captain Mike Coslov and their coach, Dr. George Matlin. Riflery First Row: S. Harrington, J. Power, Evans VV Marm Second Row B. . , . . : Sgt. Mullins, I. Schrader, A. Moyer, E. Glick, M. Heinzl, I. Schaffer. Led by seniors Bob Evans, YValt Marin, and lay Schaffer along with Iohn Kudlik, Ian Shrader, Bill XVilson, and Ed Glick, the riflers finished with a 3-8 record in league play, 7-13 overall. At the end of the season, they competed in the N .R.A. Sectional Match at Canisius College, finishing sixth in a field of 35 teams while capturing six individual trophies. 'll DOO 156 r .- X R S xii in 1,-fi., Cross Country Completing their season in the fall, the Duke liarriers again tied the school record for wins, two, While dropping six matches. They were led by Gerry McCou,qh, who will be back next year, and seniors Larry Smith and NVult Marin. Also gaining ex- perience for next year were Tim Krickston, Ed Boles, Bill Coda and Dan Naczynski. lvalt Mann Larry Smith l 57 . -YQ, ,K , . i J , . .- -,Q , . lk? -!. wid Gerry M cGou gh Tim Krickston pmlt ' 1 ., v. r -- -. -mf .es-. - ilk 5.1 1.1 -. F - bi ' ' ii ' 1 his , rir, sfqg 1' ef-we Tennis With Beth Hochrein lending her feminine hand, the Duke tennis team managed a 2-8 record. Nick Anthony was this year's bright spot, playing consistently as the number one man and finishing second in the WV.P.C. Tournament at the end of the season. Seniors Iohn Conroy and Ioe Merante, along with Ray Kotroza, Steve Yusko, and Beth, who was the second female member in Duquesne,s history, rounded out the squad. Coached by Dr. Samuel Hazo, they provided the on-campus sports interest this spring. John Conroy 1' 'I 1 .I-I . v' tl' , . . . . 1' - I' I i 1 .x x ' i v i , . 3 1. . . . . 1 . . I N l 'v V 1-in , ' Q 1, -1 1 -.. 1. ,' . J. I. Tl, .. JL gil' x'lX,v 1,sj. 1 V - -sl. Nick Anthony Coach Samuel Hazo 158 xl .I . A xnxx. I. 9 -. ,f 'I If , -i, , I ' l j Xml. If 1 x,' Y,- X I 4' . K K First Row: R. Kotroza, I. Conroy, S. Yusko. Second Cary Wright f 1 1 Steve YLlSk0 105 Meranfe .41 5-4' -1,,f,gz- L--gTGzQX..'-rrg --:hw-2, W.. -:3:.. I q 4745.1 , f 5.17 P 'mr 'wh Ray Kotroza '-if M A-4'W'-:m Qrf2f:Nq:aLg.:-mm' 1-32:3 1.4- .'.V 1 ' ML. . hiv f'1-554414,-Y . '11 31.1.1-I' 1 Beth Hochrein -44 lam sun., f . . 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YIM B, Q A A 1 if . f ,. .f , - . ,- -' 1 Aa y 1..Q- .-fl wg V, ,,u- :. .N ,-'-.-, iv, E12 . '. I ar,-rr ': Q- 1.. ' . f 4.1-:H '5'N,1- .Ti '.c.- if--' .- '. f 414 rf - - 'sew J nt? 1' N'-- 1 '!'-'fm 5-137 X . .,, 'fr A , ,- 1 1 jiblw I v ' ',: 5 'Sli ,fy , ,,,, ,,,YA., : ......h.:..2-gl- -- '., -.Quo 1: ,' ' - Willi- The Playboys, now a full-fledged social club and able to compete in the fraternity league, emerged as the champions with a 2-1 Win over Phi Kappa Theta at F rick Park. Since there was no independent league this year, the Playboys, adding their softball crown to the intramural football championship they won in the fall, captured two out of the three intramural trophies. 165 fc? pp. Intramural Football For the fourth straight year the Playboys were the Independent League champs, climaxing this year with their second straight overall crown and a 28-15 win over the AE,s fraternity victors in a rugged game at Herschel Field. It was the third straight fratemity crown for the AE's, who staged a valiant fight against the well-organized and deep Playboys. THE QUES First Row: E. Chambers, I. Peay, C. Kohlman, H Young, I. Young. Second Row: C. Williams, W. Tmitt, F. Craig Captain F. Meyers. Intramural Basketball The Sigma Chi's, led by 6'7 Ed Sonnet, had won their second fraternity championship and were gunning for their second straight overall title until they ran into the Ques, led by Fred Meyers. The new champs were too agile for the Sigma Chi's as they ran up a 59-38 score. Both teams had survived the long series of eliminations to reach the final game. W gs W W M5 W WW W N N W V na W N1 Student Life 's . ,W I 1 Z M213 M XESQWWWQW Z wx K vggiwv srw M5 igwwwyfigv if vm-gi H W mr: jifqgijngm rq --W-, ,-. V'5 W 715' 1' , H- 4 Am 1 W ,, M, ,153 Mi, wi- 1 'M yu I A I2 Z-. .W. 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'jun '-f W' ' L- X 4 Wi ,,, W V .,-' L' il :WI-I 1: ,nn , yvkd I W.-2'- 'ull Elks: 1112.122-F5 san s.. MII Inge: A.: Lv :E:::.W ::: nzsmn-.an -We-.- WWW Wa 2.l::!W,Wvmm f':l.W.:W! ..W..4- EIL 168 a m a X 1 -na, Qkk! L ir Faces peer in bunches, rising with laughter or falling quietly attentive, while others voice in ones and twos a hopeful goodness in Man. Q Ti EPM, Wi Iumbled chairs image registering minds while dusty boards reflect momentary despair as we toil with forms and scramble for cards then droop into the twisted line an to waste and wait to pay stack books on heavy arms and escape. B TEXT, K' Ui-Q 173 1 .. ...,....... Ai if . I '-.l I l l I - Il 'S ' ' I I I 43' Il I I K ,,,..--..., .4 , , , - , 7' ,Q--CC As sweat-shirted ,guys heave and tug Weeks of practice weary bodies and worry directors and raise waves of canvas, when one Sunday afternoon tennis court turns to tent top pinned costumes and semi-scenery appear, and the S1,l77'l1Ti61',S paper plans Greeks spy on Greeks with critical eye become a circus-reality in Carnival. to see spirit boom or dim. ang ' lla ' , lf, .Fw - ,,,. sv 1. wx, . . 1, .. , 0-f., . , V+.: -I ,,5':, --'Q -V Q, 'Y Lftj 1 - Q. r . Y i 175 D As: 1 ' ai .-pg-mf ,q,-.. - ,...--- QQ: iff 'Q , I , In the dark distance one-lzundred-watt pearls link tan tents to two-by-four booths, and escape the Carnival sounds of popcorn pushers and ticket barkers and songs of trouble and trees that compete to shuffling crowds. ' finger, .S Wi. J N . U W-'11 F I lui fy Q It was Friday and three oycloclc when chapel bells tolled the death of President john Kennedy. Tragic news asked a nation to halt and watch with him awhile and the world nodded a silent yes. Drums and guns and guns and drums lined the path of the caisson. Their unending rhythm echoes in the furl of a half-mast flag. Mi ISMEFLASES Pxllfd ul KLPT Lxlifulll Til. REISEQRVE-l'fRK!HK.PL R001 3, Collegiate life is cornered in a library of cards and guards and stairs, where carrel-students concentrate and term papers commence despite conversant whispers, between-class rlozers and prolzibitioe signs. 1 Fi I Xl A .I Egg g atb Eb J? Q F Student spectators guessed responses to faculty queries as University scholars Died at preliminary playoffs, but the pitch of Decemberls academic excitement burst in a last-second Bowdoin buzzer that sounded Duquesnels disappointing but proud defeat. 183 l 5 fr-L47 ' YZ, Elzrll' ' .J. fsgsiuu : ' EA l'!- ' uv farelgf NI .,'..f. 1325 ' Q! . - ,. -' :wrap-1 1-X ,. fir, ' 4' Eff-' n i' N 9,1 7:1 - 'W 4 X'-' -,, -- 5 'eil' - .. 1 - I egiwfg. :rg A ' -5 f' 6 -fr ax QF! x ' , af ' 421- .ww . . 5 f.,. Y: 51, A ,.,-A 3 1 I - . ' x - - -' 1 - A A. ,l 1 4 f 'iz f N Ki - Tn Q1 W -. ai 1: m I ' ' rwsw , wa ' X H , Y X ' ! , Y' Ex .,, ., la . s ., .-.. Tn., iN?- The quiet of crammed study and reflection echoes along hallways into empty classrooms, lawns ancl lounge- the high-pitched, sounclless note of learning time. u Q 3 i l w l l A ,--f i r r 1' ,.,,,.-. Y , U-Jgfkliisgaf f iv : , ...-gg ' 1, S PE--5-I X . 1's-Q N 187 D .wvrfzszgg t. ,V 5 ,UWQZKWZW You musi bl 11 mas on ovfn Ano me AN ufvfcm ro we SUWED HERE 'flee W1 N' 5' l WMLLTW l M605 l,BEER'lQUN Tables Fo ET Y The daily haunt of sometime students sounds in pinball bounce or milkshake slurp in glasses' Clank or French-fry sizzle, in the shuffle of bottle-topped tables, a solo shout, or giggle, or song. 'ale-1 b m.fI ?.fc . K x ggvgilvy-A '15-'PIR -'ffffg' '-1 J . .?t., ..- '-. Y., J-Wifi, 3,5 i' The caf wonders as trays totter on purses thrown on books stacked on tables cluttered with Pepsi cups and ashed saucers and CClfS1,l,p8d plates, i .EL W -,I .l', 4 Apr ' P- ,A-4.1-I but survives as friend to bulletin boards and coined machines, silly chatter and cigarette discussion, pinochle players and test-craininers, luke-box spenclers and coffee-philosophers. ? bm ,gif The dorm is that other home where quiet hour talks where kirnonoed girls in eurlered hair and P.A. shouts and telephone rings gather to gossip, or argue, or console to forbid study or sleep. lr, . ' J 1 f . 5' . x 192 T1N.xt1THnRl7nJ PERSONS KEEP our if f Laj 3 Iumblecl rooms protest proctored, signed-in lives, but lobby-lounging and pool games, an argumenfs challenge of conviction or a prank,s try of patience tell dormitory fellowship and fun. 194 1. ..' 'T ., '-.Q5-jk U1 -4.1, .:j,:I '. D1 ,9'I-irf .Q - :I A-r 1 X49 , 4 v 'l 6. Q I ,A 2' . if ' Af mr' ,Qur- 195 Peoplecl streetcars and parkway maze become as familiar as Forbes sidewalk to Bluffites who travel ancl traffic to school. .i.- V 'Q , 196 lg li 7 JI 5-.351 I Yellow-green permits top two-lane lots and one-car slots while VW fights Volvo for sidewalk space and frustrated five-minute-before-class parking ends in gravel or mud or tagged for hiding apainted curb. nuaussne .umvensnv RESTRICTED AREA D0 NOT RARK is At Anytime Without Proper Permit ONLY CARS DISPLAYING rs? PERMITS MAY PARK Violators will be Prosfcuted or Towed Away POLICE DEPT. 198 fsaif-FE, Y I 1- Ri' , ,J R., fl I -.jf 1-K Not in green meadows or dark forests does Duquesne sink its roots, but in acity of bridges that float by barges and inclines that slide down hills, and everywhere people, people who swarm streetoars and rush stores. 200 F53 0 202 The poor are always with us like debris in archways of familiar ruins, those homes which now are houses stating our trespasses as we grow. '. .... ... ...HI --n .U -L-.-. ..,,.. FDSTID llll x '-A N0 TRESPASSINB Private Property WARNING Bn lar Tmpas: Pm In sm 1 . FDR RENT FJ L, Q L 51N ,K PA REM Wa W ?-M-1'Y1iA2 M o .. E 203 .1' '. 1 -I 9 ln-fi rr.,-5. ,. ' ' .J 'A-v v., T - ' v-. 4 '44, xx, Eg 5. S24 ,df 'fi' ff A . Sl l W s fix ,Q From rubble piles and bomb-ball dust clouds braced beams parallel the sky. Cranes claw bricks ancl crush glass - rieiglibofs death is birth in steel and stone. ,- ig ' ' ff? FJ? :pff 1 'T NQJARNN R r YUM A E 205 From library to chem lab to cafeteria we meet the friends who run our institution and staff its heart. These, like Brother jerry, Andy, foe and Rege, like cleaning ladies and guards are more than fixtures and acquaintances, in quiet care or demanding dignity, they bless us with simplicity. E 206 . , - ,- . 47 ...,-,Q --K, lg' , 207 Monday morning anticipation climaxes in a weeping, screaming caf scene when sisters welcome rusbees to sorority ranks and thanking pledges embrace before donning sweatshirts or beanies. 208 Y I ,gmnfdo N ' 06 Z ,E E? 'T' :if J 20 In the seat-eflge awalceness of those who listen a light is struck that eyes may see. From the poetic tones of Judy Collins, the insistent warnings of Herb Pliilbriok, the quiet pleas of john Lewis, tlze worlcl-holding words of Hiclmrcl Wilbzi1', and the firm loving inspiration of R. Sargent Shriver is enriclzment born and vision given. 210 211 We bring our books and binder, fears and plans in sorrow, joy and hope To Gocl Who comes to walk and study, work and pray in us. Our food of life and love. l 212 Iva 2 4 , ,N A-3-L . 55:45- .-. 1-ii. , 'I W?'?34a 1 1535. - Q1 2' ' 2 J igr' 1:-wx.ze.n4 - 11' A 1 ff? 4 1 . V - . 44 5: f . 1 3 . , . .V 1 , ., ,Q-- -if: Q -4-,x . : 3 . .,. yin v' -5 4 -I S26 I , N N. www.. gr 1: . fri M: 3 Q 'i -- 2 Strangeness disappears in the meeting of mutual ideals as veiled and vowed lives dot the campus speaking of zmnumbered hopes to serve Christ in man and man in Christ. 1 , IQ E, IL -' - ,. . f r'-'rg' :, A 1 .V T' ,,r',,- W , ' :I-an-' .-1-': --.-af, X 5 ff 'M' 4- f L ' P ,g 4' ' . ,Lv , i , .5 ,nis- A.. f-f-6' , fl .X 5 A ' : rd .,,' W! . K ' 'Q wi!!! Y 1 ' A4 , :-w 216 Green patches sprout sprawled students paired beneath low blue-cloud wisps as bud-bursts bloom with spring. 'i ,- iQ n K, -'lu F, 8, AEA Vw.-3 Sororities compete at mud-stomping, lizard-looking, H W I, cake-eating, crepe-paper tugs-of-war as u to catch roof-top clerloies and cz Sigma Chi trophy. ara ' h we l Jul, 218 JW 3,1 '55 f, , . I' .Any 219 3. QNX 53 .1 'J .,.nu.z XA. S J' .J 5 any S , l ' -4 qu. if of ff L' 4 ,fig-1 f ' 'rr Ylfrf rig I hx sf- ' MV: Q I M. u., ,J ,R . 15 ,. X ,X 4 x s' I, '-,, ' 'g - '- f . ' .3 N 1.-JH ' '. ' 9.13, X hcl J' X QNX .3 X ixf,Nxx JK xxx lXx X kuxxlx xxNXmQX O X Q X - ', X 4 N - '. , NS? I bv Xxx 1 K ' xr! NX-r' 't XJ. X73 X1 3 5. , -ix-A ' . P f' NJC- ' px 11, W 5' 1 fl 1 Li- w3.,gL'x -HN 'T Ng- gg - 'Ex WN, :ML - 'MLS 1. 'M 'VH T'-r, :'-41 17' jb- ., 4' -1 - , 1- A r I E . . . 'r 1 .H 'N 4 ' HX r x be . Ii ' n -5. 5 x' - 5 M N- 'F K X I ' , ' .u . I 9 X ,. Il W i -:Lo L J N ,,1 i. I 1 .4 W x B- Hall of Fame L,Esprit Du Duc annually honors those seniors who have made outstanding contributions to the university, not only in academic achievement, but in extra-curricular service. This year sixteen stu- dents were awarded certificates and named to the Hall of Fame at the first annual Senior Awards Day, sponsored by Student Congress. Nominations were accepted from the deans of the different schools, the heads of departments, and all organizations on campus. Those students receiving more than one nomination were selected as final candidates. Their names and qualifications were submitted to the Student Wfelfare and Special Activities committees and through combined bal- lotting the final sixteen Were chosen. The follow- ing pages are devoted to these students. The purpose of the Hall of Fame is not only to recognize outstanding seniors, but to give Wit- ness to their attitude. Each member has made an active contribution and commitment to Duquesne. No paper certificate nor Words of praise can equal the results which this attitude has already achieved in personal development and influence upon others. If this attitude of self-giving reflects that of the entire university, every student is honored in the Hall of Fame. 1 I Jordon A. Cohen jordan Cohen has made outstanding contributions to the university as is evidenced in his active partici- pation in both the academic and social fields. Iordan, a member of the Iournalism Association, served as secretary of Sigma Delta Chi, honorary journalism fraternity. He held the office of vice-president in Beta Pi Sigma fraternity and led the group to a second place trophy in Greek Sing during his senior year. Not limited in his scope of interests, this Dean's List student was a member of the Concert Choir, Seab- bard and Blade, the Student Congress, and WDUQ. 222 Dorothy A. Garrity An English major and Dean's List student, Dorothy Garrity demonstrated her poetic talents as a frequent contribution to The Duke, Duquesne magazine, and The Rectangle, the Sigma Tau Delta national publication. She acted as vice- president and president of the national honorary English fraternity, Sigma Tau Delta. Along with this, her membership in Psi Chi and the Philosophy Club indicate a varied fifid of interest. The first woman student to graduate with a minor in Theology, Dorothy also served as Secre- tary of the Chi Rho Society for two years. Her belief in Christian brotherhood is not only witnessed in her active participation in the Catholic Interracial Council, but in her genuine concern for others. ,nl fl9.yII1OI1d C. I-Iengelsberg Scholarship, leadership, modesty - ex- cellence in one is rare, and yet, Ray is the epitome of all three. His academic ability gained for him a place on the Dean's List, the scholarship key of Phi Alpha-Theta, and a graduate as- sistantship in history. He amply demon- strated his ability to lead as president of both CCUN and ICC, as an organizer of Student Congress, and as leader of Du- quesne's liberals. After all this, Ray sincerely thought that there were others who were more deserv- ing of membership in the Hall of Fame. Bay is a rare combination, indeed. 1452 Stuart A. Herrington Little wonder that Stu is so well known on campus- his intelligence, personality, and ability to lead are matched by only a few. A political science major and graduating cum laude, he served as Brigade Commander of Army R.O.T.C., president of Scabbard and Blade Fratemity, and as a member of the Ranger Raiders. In addition, he was on the Dean's List, a College Bowl nominee, and a winner of an NDEA three-year scholarship to the University of Florida leading to a Ph.D. in public relations. In recognition of his many contributions, he received the President's Award for Outstanding Achievement in R.O.T.C. and appeared in Whcfs lVh0 Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 223 Carol M . Los For her academic excellence and continued place on the Dean,s List, Carol was graduated cum laude, for her excellence in all her endeavors, L,Esp1'it Du Duc would graduate her summa cum laude. A major in political science, she was a member of the Pre-Law Society, Sigma Tau Delta, honorary English fraternity, and Sigma Lambda Phi. Carol also participated in the Chi Rho Society, the Young Democrats, and the Student Congress, and was presi- dent and secretary of the Women's Residence Council. For most people that would be more than enough, but added to her other talents, Carol also has beauty, which resulted in her nominations for Festival Queen and the Campus Cover Girl Contest. Carol,s many achievements resulted in her deserv- ed listing in lVl1o's VVho Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges cmd U-niversitties. Trudi Jenny Trudi is that highly uncommon person who has the ability to lead without push- ing - an ability that stems from her care and concern for others. Coupled with her knack for accomplishing tasks in the best possible fashion, it has re- sulted, over the past four years, in her becoming Co-Editor of L,Esprit Du Duc and both secretary and pledge mistress of her sorority, Sigma Lambda Phi. Trudi, an English major, has made several contributions to the Duquesne Magazine and is a member of the Chi Rho Society. Those that are acquainted with Trudi are proud to call her friend. 224 Q? Patricia M arwood Renowned for her school spirit, Patricia Marwood entered into many academic and social facets of campus life. An education maior who was consisten- tly on the Deanis List, Pat was a cheerleader for three years and co-captain of the squad for two of these years. Her versatility is witnessed in her other interests, which include membership in the Folk Dance Club and the Concert Choir. As a leader in the School of Education, Pat acted as treasurer of Kappa Delta Epsilon, national pro- fessionl education sorority. Her willingness to serve others is seen in her acceptance of the offices of chapter vice-president, state secretary and a mem- ber of the Executive Council of the Pennsylvania Student Education Association, ' - ,..r , rigllr ltr, ,f I. if : gf,- 'x -w 4 225 --5-If H E f Ann Mattimore Petite Ann Mattimore has been a dynamo of activity during her college years at Duquesne. A Deanis List student, she was instrumental in the successful orientation of the class of 1965 and was a member of the yearbook staff in her freshman year. Annls vital interest in education was demon- strated through her membership in the PSEA, NF CCS and Kappa Delta Epsilon, honorary edu- cation sorority of which she was vice-president, president and a National Convention represen- tative. r 4 i Walter E. M eye-:rs XValt Meyers was an example of the harmonious inter- action of scholarship with extra-curricular activities through which he made outstanding contributions to the Duquesne family. History maior on the Dean's List for four years, Wfalt held membership in Sigma Tau Delta, the Debate Society in his freshman year, L,Esprit Du Duc and VVDUQ. He actively participated in the Red Masquers as a director, actor, and author. The Duquesne magazine was led to successful publication because of his contributions as editor, writer, and artist. For his creative talents, lValt was awarded the 1962 Drama League Award and appeared in XVho's lVh0 Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 226 it-i Susan A. Muto For the past four years Sue Muto has been an outstanding student, worker, leader, and personality on Duquesne's campus. The honors and awards she has received in the field of journalism and as Editor- in-Chief of the Duke are simply two numerous to list. Her participation at the first U. S. Youth Council on Human Rights, her membership in the WDUQ Radio Guild and Sigma Phi Delta, social sorority - all these serve to make the rainbow of Sueis personality more colorful. Recognition was given to that personality by a place on the Deanis List, a nomination to the College Bowl team, and a listing in YVho,s W'ho Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities. , 1 lt. -:A 1,..- ' ' 1 hz :Q wi .4 '- f . .-I . .fig If L- .. U . I Hia 51153 . - -' .: P -J .1 3 ' r , -fa ,YQ ,1 ig., tif. E . , i ' . L. E ' '11 :Ziff 12.4 Mary Ann Parks Combining beauty with intelligence and talent, Mary Ann has demonstrated her academic and social leadership by her involvement in varied campus activities. A Dean's List student, Mary Ann has capably served both Alpha Phi Omicron sorority and the Pan-Hellenic Council as President. Adapting her literary talent to sorority life, she served as Carnival Script Committee Chairman for two years. Her ability to organize was seen when she acted as Chairman of the sorority lecture for one year. As an active English major, graduating cum laude, Mary Ann contributed to the Duke, L'Esp1'it Du Duc, and Duquesne Magazine. Because of her academic achievement, she was a College Bowl nominee and the recipient of an Honors English Scholarship. 227 William D. Peresm an In his four years at Duquesne, Bill could best be described as a leader among leaders. Serving Duquesne in many ways, he held membership in the Student Govern- ment Association, the Student Congress, and the Red Masquers, and was treasurer and vice-president of Alpha Epsilon Fra- ternity. Well-wortli noting is Bill's academic success in achieving the Deanas List seven of the eight semesters he was here. Perhaps Bill's most far-reaching influence will come from his tenure as president of IFC, during which time he improved not just the status of the Creeks, but of the entire student body. .LS.a-,-,.a1Tn 1 ' BI-igette A. Petroski A student of Business Administration, Brigette was active in many phases of campus activitiy. She is probably most well known for her vivacious participation in the Duquesne sports picture as a cheerleader and member of the Pep Club. Active in sorority affairs for three years, she has served Tau Delta Tau as Pan Hellenic Representative, Treasurer and President. Not neglecting her academic pursuits, Brigette won a place on the Dean's List and was a member of Epsilon Eta Phi national xvomen's business sorority, and the Re- galia, Insignia and Emblem National Committee. 228 ai-f mtl is Ronald Quinn Ron was one of the few students given the opportunity to carry the name of Du- quesne to the public before graduation. A major in the School of Music, he was not only a member of Duquesne's Sym- phonic Orchestra and XVoodwind Quintet, but also was principal bassoonist of the All-Pennsylvania Symphonic Orchestra and a member of the Xllheeling Symphony. Ron gained further prominence for him- self and Duquesne by ably captaining the College Bowl Team. For his accomplishments, he was placed on the Dean's List and appeared in lVho's iVho Among Students in American Colleges and U niuersifies. Ron graduated cum laude and has been accepted for graduate study at both Yale and Indiana Universities. i. ,451 . I -' j ,V V W 'lf' . I . 12 I, I 1 I . :iff . ff' :Ibis I X 1,4 1 X Rayniond W. Willison Prominent both socially and academically, Ray Wlillison, a student of Business Administration, has had a well rounded university life. Demonstrating academic acumen, he was placed on the Deanls List and is a member of the Honorary Business Fraternity, Beta Gamma Sigma. Interested in campus politics, Ray held the office of second vice-president of the Student Congress and was a representative to the Menls Residence Council. I-Ie capably served as treasurer and secretary of Alpha Epsilon fraternity and appeared in lVl10's lVl10 Among College Students in American. Colleges and Uni- uersifies. Donna M. Zilles From her freshman year to her senior year Donna has added greatly to the Duquesne scene with her intelligence and charm. Entering Duquesne in 1960, Donna was chosen Queen of the Carnival Ball that year. Since then Donna received honorable mention in the Woodrow VVilson Fellowship Competition and acquired a Bishop Carroll VVriting Scholarship. The Duquesne magazine has published many of her poems. A College Bowl nominee, Donna graduated cum laude and received a gold medal in English. 229 l Seniors George C. Abram B.Ed. Thomas W. Adair B.A. Patricia J. Agrest B.Ed. David L. Ainsman B.S. Vincent J. Aleandri B.A. David J. Alisesky B.S. 232 Mildred E. Allen B.S. ff! - V f tf 7:3127 E ,. L, :H M 257931 i I ,, , 4 w Bruce D. Altenhof B.S. Robert Amelio B.A. h Parke E. Americus B.S. Paul F. Anater B.S. Seniors Kenneth M. Andricovich B.A. Charles W. Appel, Ir. B.Ed. Diane F. Asturi B.Ed. Thomas L. Atkins B.A. Samuel I. Audia B.Ed, Earl A. Aversano B.S. Stephen A. Babinchak B.A Seniors Donna M. Baier B.S. Donna M. Balog B.A. Roger R. Babusci, Ir. B.A. Elizabeth J. Baran B.S. Nancy L. Barbel B.S. Sr. M. Grace Babuscio B.Ed. George S. Barker B.S. Michael I. Baronyak B.Ed Raymond C. Backus B.A. 234 Sylvia L. Barra B.S. William I. Bashforth B.S. Nancy A. Bastasic B.A. In the final c01n1nence1nent of our college life, only then, do we begin to under stand what has passed. J-1 Bonnie Battle B.S. Joseph W. Bauer .S. Beverly L. Baumiller B.Ed. Bonnie M. Beaton B.A. William H. Bell B.S. Peter C. Bellisario B.S. 235 William C. Benson B.S. Melvin I. Biagini B.S. Sr. Mairon, S. C. Bianco B.S. Patricia M. Bitar B.S. i f Q . x -. - . Y V' 'v , , -3 , A N Maxine M. Blaszkowski B.S Suzanne E. Bogus B.A. jerry A. Bonacci B.S. Paul R .Borcik B.A. Seymour H. Braun B.S. 23 Douglas B. Broglie B.Ed. Arlene L. Brozek B.Ed. Seniors l . Janet M. Buck B.S. 237 Bernard J. Bujnak B.A. Elizabeth A. Burke B.A. Sheila M. Burke B.A. Gladys F. Burkhart B.A Patricia Burti B.A. Carl D. Burtner B.A. Seniors John O. Carr B.S. Ag -,es Raymond D. Burtner Ir. B.A. janet C. Bussler B.S. Phillip B. Buzzelli B.S. Charles A. Caranna B.S, Edna C. Cardish B.Ed. Kathleen M. Carney B.Ed. Justin L. Cashman B.A. Robert W. Casterton B.S David L. Castora B.A. Phyllis M. Cercone B.Ed. Ronald 0. Champagne C. S. Sp. B.A. Our college career begins with fascination for the new and fear of the strange Patrick C. Charclello B.S. Louis A. Checca B.A. Thomas R. Chelena B.A. Rosemarie Chieff B.Ed. Mary F. Clark B.Ed. Nick A. Clement B.S. 239 Richard S. Clowney B.S. Stewart S. Cofsky B.S. Marjorie A. Coletta B.A. John E. Collins C. s. sp. B.A Ivan R. Cohen B.Ed. jay M. Cohen B.S. Jordan A. Cohen B.A. Mary A. Cole B.A. 240 Noreen T. Collins B.S. Donna L. Connors B.A. john B. Conroy, Ir. B.S. Elaine R, Conway B.A. Andrea M. Corcoran B.A. Seniors VH .E wg, 5. . X 'Il ..: - H ' , T ,.-3, uf? 1 1 ' -K4 2. -' L: N . fl . ' ' , f. N ,. ::.',.1 'N' ,annum-su... X Henry R. Cosgriff B.A. Michael I. Coslov B.S. l Sheila Costa B.Ed. Eugene E. Costello B.A, Elizabeth M. Coyle B.S. Seniors Frank I. Czaniecki B.S. Frederick T. Dailey B.A. Barbara A. Craig B.Ed. Neal R. Cramer B.A. Howard R. Croft, B.A. 242 David J. Daniels B.S. Iacquelynn A. Danko B.A. Charles R. Davies B.S. Phillip E, D'Domenicus B.A w 'N i 1 'I A Frances V. Defino B.Ed. Jeannette A. D,Emidio B.S. Renaldo DePao1is B.A. Diane J. Deremer B.Ed. Jerome DeRiso B.S. Nancy G. Devine B.A Hesitant footfalls feel the Bluff and wandering eyes search the surface, while Duquesne finds itself the object of novice wonder. Y?' Rosemary Dinello B.Ed. Joyce A. Donatell B.S. Patrick L. Donovan B.S. 243 Joyce A. Dougherty B.S. Frederick L. Ebeline B.S. Ioan Eichorn B.A. Louis Epstein B.Ed. Carolyn I. Fairweather B.A. john M. Fatula B.A. Frank L. Feczko B.A. 244 Marlene Fedon B.A. John M. Fedorko B.A John T. Fetters B.A. Seniors Mary Lou G. Figart B.S. Jane A. Flack B.A. 245 Catherine B. Flaherty B.Ed. Peggy Flory B.A. Carol A. F rankowski B.Ed. Marie L. F rauenheim B.Ed Les I. Freedman B.S. Paul C. Freker B.S. Seniors tml :Q V :J Y -4 .KI , fs 3 Dorothy A. Garrity B.A James T. Gazdik B.A, Stanley 'L. Friedman B,S. Robert Gaffey, C.S.Sp. B.A. Mary K. Caisford B.Ed. Ronald C. Galasinski B.A. JoAnne Gallagher B,Ed. john J. Gannon B.S. 246 Carl M. Gentile B.Ed. .Hu rr f .Qu - nr David A. George B.A. Susan A. C-erberding B.S. Anita M. Giaccardo B.S. Kathleen M. Cillen B.Ed. Patricia E. Cilligan B.A. Alexander T. Gimon B.A Om' pre-st1'uctru1'efI college dream soon loses itself in the reality of Duquesne. Stephen I. Coldring B.A. Stephen P. Combosh B.A. Barbara A. Cosnell B.Ed. 247 Seniors Paul Grzybowski B.A. Joseph D, Gottron B.A. john I. Crabowski B.S. Alfred R. Grass B.S. Robert L. Gratz B.A. Joanne T. Greco B.Ed. Ennis G. Cnmden B.S Ioan M. Guenther B.Ed Joseph B. Curski B.S. Ernest A. Hahn B.S. Paul I. Halterlein B.A. David C. Hartner B.A. Mary K. Head B.Ed. Mary Ann E. Healey B.A. 24 Ronald H. Heck B.A. Theodore I. Heck B.S Gail L. Hees B.A. Mary A. Heinbl B.Ed. Raymond C. Hengelsberg B.A. Stuart A. Herrington B.A. I Raymond Herbenick B.A. Robert E. Hennan B.S. Lawrence A. Heyman B.A. Barbara R. Higgins B.S. The universe of Duquesne declares itself in schools, in students, in campus, and in thought. George R. Hinchcliff B.S. Robert P. Hodor B.A. Dennis W. Hoffman B.S. 250 Seniors if r M I Mary C. Hogan B.S. Robert J. Hoke B.Ed. Margaret D. Hollis B.Ed. Francis A. Horvath B.A. Patricia K. Hourican B.Ed. Grayson A. Howard B.S. Eileen R. Howlett B.A. Robert I. Hrapchak B.S Milan Hudak B.S. Seniors 4, 4. L. ,P .1 Q1 ' 1:1 - N ,f Michael S. Janosov, Ir. B.A. Judith A. Iarema B.Ed Patricia A. Hunkele B.Ed, Constance Hvizdos B.S. Lawrence I. Isabel B.A. 252 Joseph A. Ieucik B.A. Trudi Ienny B.A. Ierilynn I. Johnson B.Ed. George S. Iupinko B.S. Suzanne I. Kairys B.Ed. Albert F. Kamper B.A. Stephen I. Kantes B.A. 253 Janet I. Karausky B.Ed. Neil M. Kardos B.A. Rita C. Keilocker B.A. Jacqueline M. Karchuck B.Ed. George M. Katkic B.A. I .e Rita M. Keintz B.A. Linda A. Kelley B.A. Mary C. Kelley B.S. Rose E. Kelly B.A One professor speaks and we acceptg another speaks and we reject: ideas and ideals come into conflict. Barbara A. Kemper B.A. James M. Kennedy B.S. Karen A. Kennedy B.A. David L. Kitchen B.S. Thomas C. Knee B.A. Patricia A. Knodle B.S. 254 John C. Knuth B.S. Seniors Ernest J. Kociban B.Ed. Walter A. Koczaja B.A. l Kenneth W. Koerner B.S. George C. Kohler B.S. Nina D. Kopec B.S. Sharon L. Kopsky B.S. Louise M. Koury B.Ed. Eleanor M. Kovacs B.A Seniors I N .a ' 1 A f Glenn I. Kraus B.S. Bernadette I. Kremin B.Ed Henry E. Kress, Ir. B.S. Edmund C. Kulpa B.A. Frances M. Kovalovsky B.Ed. Jerry H. Krakoff B.Ed. Joseph D. Kralicky B.S. 2 -id Charlotte E. Kupcik B.Ed. David J. Kwait B.A. T-E' Thomas G. Lausi B.S. Paul G. Leech, Jr. B.S Y' Ronald A. Labosco B.S. Lawrence C. Lander B.Ed. Harvey S. Lantzman B.S. 2 .- Y Iere W. Leib B.A. Peter D. Lickman B.A. Susanne M. Linder B.S. Binnie C. Lipson B.Ed. Michael Lohin B.A. Gradual discovery climaxes in one word, one class, one and is heard. Carol M. Los B.A. Alice J. Love B.A. Barbara A. Lynch B.Ed. John E. McAvoy B.S. 2 Y Joseph F. Long B.S. Peter N. Lopusznick B.A thoughtg a truth clamors Lura L. Lunkenheimer B.A. Barbara A. McCarthy B.Ed. 58 T Seniors pt-t Charles VV. McDermott B.S. Carol A. McDonnell B.Ed. .29 'fx Thomas C. McDonough B.S. Thomas I. McElhinny B.S. Antoinette T. McGrath B.Ed John M. McElroy B.A. Marjorie A. McFarren B.Ed. Kathleen L. McGrath B.A. John E. McGuire B.Ed. 259 T Seniors sa '-fr? Chester R. McKee B.S. Regina L. McLain B.Ed. Thomas A. McMullen B.A. hav- Eileen Mack B.Ed. James R. Madia B.A. Joyce A. McKenzie B.S. Thomas A. McLaughlin B.A. David K. McMullin B.A. 260 M. Antoinette Malatak B.A Burton J. Mallinger B.A. George H. Mangan B.A. Howard S. March B.S. Lucy I. Marcocci B.Ed. Jennie A. Markey B.A. Leon E. Markowicz, C.S.Sp B.A. Rosemarie Marks B.Ed. VValter J. Marm B.S. Magdalen A. Marrow B.S. 261 THQ M. Carole Marshall B.Ed. Carol A. Martire B.M. Patricia A. Martin B.Ed. Virginia M. Martin B.A. Patricia I. Marwood B.Ed. John F. Mastrangelo B.A. In the realization of our own strength, we see identity with the group to be a false community. .-. f David E. Mastrorocco B.S. H. Ann Mattimore B.Ed. Marie A. Mauro B.S. 262 Donna M. Mentkowski B.A. Ioseph A. Merante B.Ed. Seniors 45? Harvey S. Merenstein B.S. Walter E. Meyers B.A. Joseph E. Michaels B,Ed Albert J. Mielcuszny B.S. Carol A. Miller B.A. Daniel I. Miller B.A. Marlene F. Miller B.Ed. Joan I. Mongello B.A. l 1214 Mary Ann Miller B.S. Susan E. Miller B.Ed. Kathleen L. Minacleo B.Ed. Barry I. Mitchell B.A. William E. Mohler B.A. Zora Momchilovich B.S. Charlotte A. Morgan B.Ed Herbert G. Morgan B.A. 264 Carl G. Mourovic B.S. Barbara L. Murphy B.A. Leila I. Murphy B.S. M. Noreen Murphy B.Ed. Thomas W. Murphy B.A. Susan A. Muto B,A. Seniors Carol A. Myers Fred P. Myers Richard L. Nas B.Ed. B.S. er B.A Seniors Williams F. Naughton B.A. Richard I. Neidhardt B.S r Stephen T, Nash B.S, Carla A. Nelson B.A. Barbara A. Nemeth B.S. Eugene S, Nathenggn B,S, Theresa M. Neville B.Ed. Barbara I. Nichols B.A. Arlene M. Natolino B.A. FIPS Kathleen P. Nolan B.Ed. fi Marian C. Nolte B.Ed. M. Patricia O'Brien B.S. The candor of Duquesne proclaims itself in sidewalk salutations and coffee-cup conversations. 5.5 'Q Si Thomas F. O,Bryan B.A. Erin P. O'Connor B.A. Peter I. O'Connor B.S, Maureen O'Hara B.Ed. Virginia M. Oriolo B.A. Stephen C. Orosz B.A. 267 Edward V. O'Shea B.S. joseph E. Palascak B.S. Geraldine L. Palamone B.Ed. Louis I. Palatis B.S. James F. Pahniere B.S. Joseph F. Palmisano B.Ed Ioan E. Parizzi B.Ed. Mary Ann T. Parks B.A. Richard T. Pasinski B.S. 2 Clare E. Paulukonis B.A. M. Felicia Pausic B.Ed. Seniors Joseph J. Pavlik B.A. y-f i wp-13:1 l K w Paul N. Pechersky B.S. William O. Peresman B.A. Stuart Perilman B.S. Raymond F. Persinski B.S Iohn G. Petro B.A. Brigette A. Petroski B.S. Seniors John C. Porac B.S. Ceorgianne K. Petrosky B.A. Stanley I. Phillips B.S. Barbara I. Pieczynski B.S. Charlotte M. Pienkos B.Ed. Chester I. Pletzke, C.S.Sp.. Ila M. Polutnik B.A. B.A. 27 Louise M. Porac B.A Allan R. Porter B.A. Martha H. Powell B.S. M. Kathleen Power B.A. Ronald F. Prince B.A. In the moment of discussion, or experience, or silence, the communion of friend ship lives. Marilyn R. Priorc B.Ed. Bernard J. Prostko B.S. Michael S. Protzik B.A. Charles R. Puff B.S. Patricia A. Quealy B.Ed. Harry D. Reagan B.S. 271 Corinne Reason B.Ed. Grace Recla B.Ed. Marianne Resick B.Ecl. Kenneth E. Rhodes B.Ed l l William A. Regal B.S. James P. Reilly B.A. Michael W. Reilly B.S. Florence E. Remas B.Ed. 272 Bernard L. Richarcl,C.S.Sp B.A. Seniors it Qi um, , vm Robert E. Richards B.Ed. Mary Riedel B.A. Sr. M. Peter Roach B.Ed. Keith C. Robb B.A. ..,-4 L ip., t. Sandra J. Robbibaro B.S. Mario M. Roberto B.A. Annora R. Rodgers B.Ed John I. Roell B.A. Bernard J. Rosati B.S. Seniors Bernard J. Ryan B.A. Melody N. Sachko B.Ed. Richard W. Rosenberger B.S. Melvin M. Rosko B.S. joel M. Roteman B.A. 4 Iohn G. Samuels B.Ecl. Michael H. Samuels B.S. JoAnn E. Sandretto B.A. Raymond E. Sasselli B.S I. X, 1, Carl J. Sauer B.S. Lawrence C. Scanlon, Jr. B.S. Jay A. Schaffer B.S. Frank R. Schanning B.A. Patricia A. Schibik B.Ed. Robert E. Schilken B.S Om' expressions fumble with thought, suggest with words, and convince with hands. Rose Ann E. Schrott B.A. Daniel H. Schwartz B.S. Edward M. Scott B.S. 275 Rosemarie Scotti B.Ed. Mark S. Scrock B.A. Stuart Segal B.A. Rose Mary Sernanko B.A. Thomas J. Semler B.A. Susan Senz B.S. Donald C. Sheffo B.S. 276 JoAnne M. Sheffo B.Ed. Kathleen A. Sheridan B.Ecl William V. Shevock B.Ed. Seniors Mary F. Shone B.A. Suzanne Silverman B.A. :,,' Afi- ., N.kV MMM 'aff .W A f David D. Sisk B.A. Judith A. Siviy B.S. Patricia A. Skeehan B.Ed. Ann K. Skendall B.A Lucille A. Skender B.A. Iohn P. Slagle B.S. Seniors gr - 1 Q.-U. .' .137-, ., -U44 Joann M. Soltes B.S. Jill Soukup B.A. nf - ,. Linda J. Slaminko B.A. Richard A. Slowik B.S. Lawrence J. Smith B.S. Michelle D. Smith B.S. William J. Smith B.S. Gerald J. Soltes B.S. 2 Jerome Sovich B.Ed 4 fab., 'Q-r Robert M. Sowa B.Ecl. Douglas A. Spoto B.A. Anthony G. Staab B.S. Robert I. Staaf B,A. Paul F. Stabile B.A. Juliana D. Stancik B.A The spirit of Duquesne reaches out and around and calls us: only in our re- sponse do we experience it. .Hr -n ., V Charlotte A. Stanett B.A. Paulette R. Steclila B.Ed. Whitelaw R. Steinmetz B.S. 279 Seniors Thelma A. Susko B.S. Michele K. Stepetic B.A. William C. Sterner B,A. jacqulyn I. Stokes B.A. john F. Suphrue B.A. Carol I. Suley B.Ed. john G. Susko B.S. 280 Richard C. Sweterlitsch B.A Francis L. Tacik B.S. .15 5' Joanne H. Tappe B.Ed. Vivian A. Tartaglia B.Ed. Bernard F. Tavis B.S. Elizabeth A. Taylor B.S. Raymond S. Taylor B.A. Robert L. Taylor B.A. Sharon A. Tazza B.Ed Terence A. Teodori B.A. Alvin W. Thomas B.S. john I. Thomas B.S. Catherine A. Thunell B.S. Mary J. Tipping B.Ed. Daniel W. Trainor B.S. John M. Trebel B.S. Penny M. Unis B.S. As seniors, we look upon Duquesne, and find its person to be one with ourselves Eileen M. Valisko B.Ed. Phyllis A. Vargo B.A. Vincent P. Ventomiller B.A. 282 Seniors William P. Ventura B.S. Dolores M. Vezzi B.A. Judith E. Vollmer B.A. William D. Voron B.Ecl. Mary L, Walch B.Ecl. Paul F. Walsh B.S. Virginia D. Ward B.Ecl. Kent T. Wardell B.A. George H. Warden B.A Seniors Raymond W. Willison B.S Ronald T. Worgo B.A. Myron L. Watzman B.A. Ida I. Welty B.Ed. Brian I. White B.A. Charles E. Wiegand B.M. David C. Williams B.S. Rosalyn M. Williams B.Ed. 284 Jayne C. Wuenstel B.Ed, 1 Patricia A. Yancey B.S. Brenda I. Young B. Ed. i w Barbara I. Zawilla B.Ed. David A. Zebner B.A. Dennis I. Zebner B.A. Wanda M. Zelazny B.A Donna M. Zilles B.A. Q1 - w Nancy J. Zitelli B.S. Dolores A. Zurowicz B.Ecl. 285 SENIOR INDEX ABRAM, GEORGE C. History 415 Ella Street, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania P.S.E.A., Alpha Delta Gamma CSec.l. ADAIR, THOMAS XV. Psychology 674 Osage Road, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania Psi Chi. AGREST, PATRICIA 1. Elementary Education 1829 Letsche Street, Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania A.C.E. AINSMAN, DAVID L. Accounting 919 Brintell Street, Pittsburgh 1, Pennsylvania ALEANDRI, VINCENT I. Psychology 157 South Hamilton Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania Tamburitzans. ALISESKY, DAVID Music Education 549 Third Avenue, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania ALLEN, MILDRED E. Nursing Coraopolis, Pennsylvania ALTENHOF, BRUCE D. chemistry R.D. Jil, Allison Park, Pennsylvania A.C.S. AMELIO, ROBERT History 1320 'NVoodland Avenue, Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania Phi Kappa Theta CTreas.l. AMERICUS, PARKE E. Accounting 3751 Beechwood Boulevard, Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania S.A.A. ANATER, PAUL F. Chemistry 414 North lN'Ionongahela Avenue, Glassport, Pennsylvania Alpha Delta Epsilon CPres.l, Red Masquers, Rifle. ANDRICOVICH, KENNETH M. Psychology 344 Chestnut Street, Monessen, Pennsylvania APPEL, CHARLES W., IR. English 3025 Hebron Drive, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania Kappa Phi Kappa, Sigma Tau Delta, P.S.E.A., Radio-T.V. Guild CPres.l, Red Masque-rs, Student Congress, WDUQ. ASTURI, DIANE F. Business Education 624 Orchard Hill Drive, Pittsburgh 38, Pennsylvania P.S.E.A. ATKINS, THOMAS L. Journalism 309 Bausman Street, Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania Sigma Delta Chi, Alpha Delta Gamma tPres.l, DUKE, Red Masquers. AUDIA, SAMUEL Latin 1422 Harlonshurg Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania Dearfs List. AUERSANO, EARL A. 202 IVoodlawn Avenue, Trenton 9, New Jersey Alpha Delta Epsilon, Sigma Chi Theta, Biology Club, Student Congress. Biology BABINCHAK, ANDREYV S. Philosophy R.F.D. 4154, Lehighton, Pennsylvania BABUSCI, ROGER R., JR. English 4217 Post Street, Pittsburgh 1, Pennsylvania Sigma Chi Theta, DUQUESNE. 2 BABUSCIO, SR. M. GRACE, C.D.P. Elementary Education 30 West Willock Road, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania BACKUS, RAYMOND G. Philosophy 837 Lyden Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio BAIER, DONNA M. Accounting 108 Pius Street, Pittsburgh 3, Pennsylvania Epsilon Eta Phi lTreas.-Pres.l, A.M.A., S.A.M. CSec.J, Block D, Student Congress. BALOG, DONNA M. Political Science 410 30th Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania Alpha Phi Omicron. BARAN, ELIZABETH I. Nursing 1605 Oak Avenue, Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Alpha Tau Delta. BARBEL, NANCY L. Nursing 227 Hamilton Street, Harwick, Pennsylvania Alpha Tau Delta. BARKER, GEORGE S. Economics 4164 Beehnier Road, Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania S.A.M. BARONYAK, MICHAEL I. German 26 Evelyn Drive, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania German Club. BARRA, SYLVIA L. Biology 1114 Albright Avenue, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Biology Club. BASHFORTH, WILLIAM I. Management 804 Kewanna Avenue, Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania BASTASIC, NANCY A. Journalism 904 Vermont Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania DUKE. BATTLE, BONNIE Biology 167 Monroe Avenue, River Edge, New Jersey Sigma Lambda Phi, Duchesses, Biology Club. BAUER, JOSEPH W. Accounting 347 South Millvale Avenue, Pittsburgh 24, Pennsylvania BAUMILLER, BEVERLY L. Business Education 6500 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania Alpha Phi Omicron. BEATON, BONNIE M. Psychology 613 Trenton Road, Utica 4, New York BELL, WILLIAM H. Management 423 South Braddock Avenue, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania BELLISARIO, PETER C. Finance 3326 Juliet Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania Arnold Air Society. BENSON, WILLIAM C. Accounting 332 Linda Drive, Greensburg Pennsylvania Dean's List, Beta Alpha Phi, L'ESPRIT DU DUC fBus. 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