Duquesne University - L Esprit Du Duc Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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?

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,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

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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