Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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CLASS OF l963 - FRESHMEN In early September, a new Freshman class entered Eastern, full of dreams and aniicipafions. They looked forward To their four years at Eastern with ioy. They hoped To be able To learn what They needed and To mature so That when They leave college They will be useful witnesses for Christ. The Orientation Week, filled with TesTs and pariies, fully acquainted Them with Easiern's spirit of fellow- ship. Freshman Week and busy class schedules made Them Truly a part of The college. With The help of Their advisor, Dr. Heim, The Freshman Class held socials, 'rook part in the Tune Tangle, and did Their best To strengthen Their class fellowship with Christ. As The year advanced, They accepted The duties given To college students with cheerfulness and willing- ness. The Class of '63 has now begun its journey Toward a fine Christian education. First row, left to right: J. Hendrickson, S. McDowell B. Moore, E. Veninga, P. Edgecombe, L. Burger, M. Barker, R. Capen, P. Nelder, G. Reck- less, J. Dahl, L. Pullen, D. Jackson, G. Morgan, M. Bium, J. Carlson, R. Light, Second row: N. Read, S. Smithson, C. Childs, M. Parker, H. Du Bois, J. Cleaves, C. Rowley, C. Parker, H. Saratovsky, M. Hall, J. Clausen, J. Cassaday, C. Miller, J. Braun, R. Kemp, C. Owens, L. Barnes, R. Davis. Third row: J. McDonald, R. Plimp'ron, P. Bolster, J. Raker, D. Gay, D. Fisher, J. Rose, L. Bowers, R. Lothian, J. Gibbs, L. Waltz, K. Klopfensfein, G. Kohler, B. Phifer, A. Lorenfe, B. Plaxion. Fourfh row: D. Shope, P. Pedrick, L. Brown, P. Steadman, R. Woleslagle, R. Krivos, C. Cloud, D. Dickinson, H. Bunting, L. Leard, A. Thomas, D. Cornelius, L. Ehlers, D. Eshleman, G. Gipson, G. Goodwin, R. Hughes. Not shown: J. Brennian, M. Council, J. Davis, F. Drye, N. Edge, M. Fair, 8. Foster, R. Greenblatt, T. Gregory, T. Hays, W. Hockman, J. Holland, P. Lahr, G. McCurdy, J. McDuffee,.L. Palmieri, C. Pugh, W. Redling, L. Ross, D. Rowlands, S. Seeley, F. Stringer, T. Thompson, N. Tomaiko, W. Warren. 9. .-. W;e...gm. l v- M ,..VVV-.-N. ..r. e ..- i,.,. vl raga. .VA4SrfM1 . rwquv-rnv

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r. w x: Mir eygmxgawrl meme - p 'N. w;,,- : ,3: W Ek-st'myb AT lasT The long envied Term of upperclassmen is ap- plied To The Class of '62. No longer freshmen, buT full of confidence and renewed spiriT, The sophomores Took more responsibiliTy in The acTiviTies of EasTern's campus life. The year sTarTed off wiTh a successful Hawaiian Luau To welcome To our campus The Class of 1963. Com- pleTe wiTh Hawaiian cosTume and leis, H was an affair long To be remembered. First row, left To right: J. SixsmiTh, L. STanley, C. GinTher, C. Wafle, J. SpmiTh, 0. Oh, K. KeTch, N. HasTings, P. Edwards. Second row: 5. SchmidT, J. MarTinson, L. Myers, C. Bohlin, N. Morgan, J. Gilliam, M. Seldon, J. Parker, P. Scruggs, J. Adams, 5. L00, K. Lord, L. Towle, E. Wood, L. Liston. Third row: R. HewiTT, C. Haynes, R. Church, M. STandish, W. MonTgomery, G. Meeden, J. Dorshimer, R. Meissner, R. SIaghT, B. Cook, R. Behrens, W. Chegwin, B. Stergios, K. Lyman, R. gym 36 1' wX CLASS OF l962 - SOPHOMORES During This year ideals and values molded and shaped. Through spiriTual experiences, TempTaTions, and almosT insurmounTable problems, The Class of '62 has been held TogeTher by a bond of mUTual undersTanding and onaITy. ThroughouT The year The members of The Class of '62 have conTinued To grow TogeTher spiriTually and men- Tally as They aTTempTed To meeT The responsibiliTies seT before Them. Bordner. FourTh row: W. Swank, J. Milby, R. Brown, C. Meier, T. Olsen, F. MerediTh, A. Hunsberger, A. WenTworTh, D. BevingTon, B. Riggs, A. Worrica, C. Saunders, P. Capen, E. ScoTT, C. Kruhm. Not shown: 5. Bayer, C. Burlew, L. Bushnell, D. Cocoran, A. DeBenedeTTo, R. Fresne, D. Gass, P. Geiger, E. Hale, 8. Henry, R. Milnes, J. Pagel, C. Paul, S. STilI, J. Wallace. ww m-wmmwmwnvev , . A

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Front and center Freshmen! OFFICERS: Left to right, D. Gay, Treasurer; G. Fisher, Vice-Presidenf; D. Eshelman, President. Not shown: K. Klopfenstein, and G. Reckless, Student Council Representative; and T. Thompson, Secretary. 1 1 J A '1? h- . vwmnusv' I- 7m , l4 , WWI, w, why, ,' Q 1. zgdgw